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llillsl .ill, 1911
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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FUOI'ESSIONAL DIIU-XTORY
OSTKOl'ATMIC PHYSICIANS
?-.,JV-JN'f'I'f: " DR. MARC.ARE1
thiii women una
m! H a Otic, Phone!
Wain 108 ns. Hhons Main 126. l.a
brand. National Hank Building.
PHYSICIANS AXI) SlIHiKOXS.
DR. R.
J. RUCKXIAW. Dentist Room
fainter-Koeeh HulldliiK. pliono
ID. La Grande, Oregon.
14-16 I
Main 1
NATURE CURE.
tR. A. N. MATVlbbE Bueclall.t In
chronic diseases. Methods, Mechano
Theropjr and Naturopath. Hkln and
blood diseases, nervous diseases.
Chronic Headache, Kczemr, Bclattca,
Appendicitis, Constipation, Bowe!
Trouble; all kinds of Chronic Dis
eases successfully treated. Phone
Main 803. Koom 1, 2, 8, second
floor Coolings Bids., opposite Star
Theatre. Office hours, 10 12 v
m.,l:3U to (:0u p. ui. Consuitat'"n
free. 1-411
ATTORXKY8.
COCHRAN ft BHERHARD Geo. 1.
Cochrbn and Colon U. Gberhard. lAt
torneys. L Qranda National Bank
Building.
B. J. QRKEN. Attorney at Law Prac
tices In all Btate and Federal Court.
ORIce La Grande National Bank
Building.
R. I. KITCHEN, Attorney at Law
Practice In all Courta. OfBcee
rooms' 11-21!- La Grande National
Bank Building, La Grande. Oregon
contractors
D, J. McLELLAN Registered profes
- alonal Civil Engineer: surveying and
' ssapB. Room 12, La Grande National
Bank building. Phone Main M.
ARCHITECTS.
!. B. HILLS. R, Architect Room 11
La Grande National Bank BulMnlg
La Grande, Oregon.
Fraternal Directory
B. P. O. ELKS La Oranos Lo4e No
48S. Lodge meets each Tburaday
evening at 8 o'clock. Home and club
privileges cheerfully extended to.al)
Hrother Elks.
NOLAN SKTFP.
Exalted Ruler
F. L. PEARSON. Sec'y.
MODERN WOODI1EN OF MKlllOA
La Grande Camp No. 7T0S mei-.ts on
the Orel ana inira -rnorsaav even
ings of each aosth. In the If. of P.
Ball. Visiting reigntiorti olcoaae
H. C. BALI.. V. O.
JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk.
Ju r. t a. M. La Grande Ledge No
41. A. IT. A A M holds reaular meet
ings Srst and third Fridays at 7 10
p. fa. Cordial welcome to all Ma
sons,
E. R. CUTE. W. M.
A. C. WILLIAMS. Sec.
r. O. EAGLES Aerie No. Jt, met
every Friday night at Kagiea rai
Visiting members weloosoe.
J. J. MURCH1SON. W. P.
A. B. BIRDBKIJ Beatary.
WOODMEN OF THD WORLD La
Grande uasip NO. itiv. jueeis Trj
1 arst and third - Uonday at Ragles
hall. All visiting nelghbjrs wel
eou. Dues payable at the office of
the clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Orande
National Bank Bide-.
JOHN SCOTT, c. c.
R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk.
AlTo. O. M. La Grande Lodge No. bt
Loyal Order of Moose, holds regular
meetings every Wednesday ntght al
8 p. ns. In Eagle Hall, r.ext to Elk
Building, on Wednesday evenings
Visitors alwavs welcome. Dues pav-
able at La Grande Pharmancy and
at J. G. Holm's Grocery Store.
D. E. SHANKS, Die.
J. G. HOLM, Sec.
KnlOtlTH OF PYTHIAS Red Cross
Ledge Nj. S7. meets every Monday
evening In Castle Hall (K. of P
Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome
to all visiting Knights.
C. W. MOOP.R. C. C.
C. L. GRAHAM. K. R. B-
WOMAN 8 BENBKIT A88OCIATION of
t'ie Maccahees, La Grande Lodge No.
17, W. 11. of M. Lodge meets first
Tbursdsy at 2 p. m. and tiitrd Wed
nesday at 8 p. m., at K. of P. ball
Visiting Sisters welcome.
NORA B. MACK KY, Commander
MARJOKIE EATON,
Record-Keeper
O. R. B. Hope Chspter No. 1. O. B. 8..
bolds stated communication the seo
ond and fourth Wednesday of each
Bontb. Visiting members cordlall)
welcomed HUMT,HnrTS w-
' FLORENCE BACON. Beo.
RANCHERS'
TRADING
COLUMN
A Special Advertising rate
will be given by the Observer
on nil Ranch advertising for
the next 90 days In order to as
dst ranchers In exchanging
ilock, equipment, etc.
This column has been established!
to helD all neoDle of Union and Wal
Iowa counties to make exchanges of
either land, livestock, farm imple
ments, etc. Frequently farmers will
have things they do not need and oth
ers need the same articles very badly
hut neither will know of the other
Us this column. A special low rate
has ben established.
WANTED About a half section of
- good land in Union or nearby coun
ty, to rent. Have complete outfit,
including horses, cattle, machinery
and everything essential and know
how to' handle a farm. Address
"RK," care Observer. 8-15-6tp
HAVE a gooft saddle horse for sale
reasonable. Address "A" care Ob
server. 8-15-6tp
TOURING bargain can be had if any
one will write "AB", care Observer.
8-15-6tp
The Best of Ice Cream.
Real pleasure is found in the Ice
cream which is always served ot The
Pabice Soda Fountain. Flavors are
always fresh and pure. Service is the
Vut word rn modern, sanitary clen-i
line. Only in lUidual paper cups
ind dishes are used. 1-2.-t I
Classified
WANTED.
TEAMS WANTED Can use five or
six wagons and teams on hauling
contract. Drive your own team J
Earn ten to twelve dollars per day.'
Rajotte Winters, Inc., Perry, Ore
6-29-5tp
i
WANTED Will do sewing and drew-'
making, work guaranteed, for 4
Uavenport and Chiffonier in goo-lj
condition. Coll Black 1822.
- 8-25-tf
WANTED By ex-service man, work
around house, curing for lawn,auto.
etc, Cnll Observer. 8-29-2tp
WANTED To buy 30 head of spriiij
inmi.. rii i if vv.i ni i tf i
Sanataritmt. ' ' ' 8-27-tf
WANTED - Sewing- of all kinds. 21107 '
North Third. Phone Red i:2. Adit
Hutchinson:
8-22-4 2t
FOR SALE OR TRADE
I'OK .SALK OK TRA110 A owi seven-room
house and six fine lute
hath, barn, woodshed, electric lights
, and city water, fine fruit and shade
trees, four blocks from school. Will
. take in a good car or some good
ing, Liberty Bonds, mortgage, etcjal
Pyramid iJintl Co.
l'"R SALE 1021 Model Ford Tour-- im prices were from 2 to 2T4 cents
ing Car. Excellent condition. Run;UT,rti yesiflrilay's closine prices. Sep
!I500 miles. A bargain. Call Main: tember closed at 1.18,,; December
.i, days, or see owner, H. J. Nel-
son, 1502 Second. 8-22-0t. .
FOR SALE Modern f-room house
with garage. Good location. Seo
owner,"Mrs. Sadie B. Clark, ot Dr.
Richanrson's residence, 8th and
Penn. , 8-22-tf
TO TRADE Irrigated land
Weiser for cattle or sheep.
CuHiertson, Weiser, Idaho.
near
L. L
9-3-
FOR SALE Cheap lumber a id applo
boxes. Call Red 4071. Se.( W. R
Kivette. 7-30-tm
FOR SALE Two team ho'ses, rea
sonable, good terms. Inquire 200.
Firs" St. 8-29-Up
FOR SALE-Good kihen range, :I0"
Spring St., phone Red L,2. !
1,1
FOR A GOOD Home or a good ranch,'
call Black 801.
8-8-tf
FOR KENT
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for,
litrht housekeenlnir-. nlso sennrnl'nl
bedroom. 1512 Adams. Phone!
Black 3901 8-"0tf
FOR RENT A few choice offices in;
the Sommer Building. Call Fanny'
Summer, Main 754. 8-20-;f!
FOR RENT One two-room unfurn-j
ished house, cheap Phone iRed 39G2.I
8-25-tf !
FOR RENT Furnished room. 1510
Adams. Phone R. 671 6-lC-tf
FOR RENT Furnished apartments.
No children. 1(10(1 Wash. 8-29-lt
FOR RENT Two sleeping roomv
Phone 'Red 1901. 8-2(1-1 f
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms.
Call Black 8111. 8-24-tf
FOR RENT Rooms over L. & L.
Drug Store. 7-14-tf
FURNITURE
304 Main.
for snlc by the piece
8-22-tf,
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST Brimlle hull dog. ' Strayed! ,
from farm. Answers to name of; H;
"Smoke." Call A. R. Ilun:er, Black i
(I2. Reward. 8-27-tf!
MISCELLANEOUS
J HEMSTITCHING and Plcot Edge, by
!! Mrs. E. C. Tuckey. Alto agent for
i Spirella Corsett. 1808 Second St.,
i Phone Red 22. 2-1-tf
i; HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE
by Mm. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O.
i t avenue, or leave order at Camp
j bell Sisters, Ladies' Furnishings,
i 1305 Adams avenue. 8-22-tf
SNEW TODAY!!
WANTED Cultured, refined girl nri
tody in'erestcd in the welfare of.
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
" 1 1 I ENJOVED THE I I TOM.VNHV IS IT THAT HE n pE pA5T BuT "
m EVENING - I'LL j HfNJ J HE DOM'T IOOK ' OOM'T IHtNK Ht'LL
CALLVOOUP (-J ,.M 6LA0 FOR THAT VOUNG HoooX) TQ Mt , GET AvVA" FROM ME?
TOMORROW! VtJU CALLED' MAM? . I THINK HfS is
I II I , U III . J ' I 7f V I . 1 1 '
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Want Ads
children or Sunday school work
$100 and advancement. Box C, or
phone Miss Barker, Hotel Sonimer.
bMO-ltp the United States, accnnllnu to re-
I ports to the burecu of Itluluttal sur
vey. United Stntes rvportment of
hmisA Situ W N Almsnn-on rn. Ai.i-lfnltitra tram 'lift for rHlioh4
alley. Suitable for two families.!
8-:i0-2:
KOR RENT Two-loom apartment.
Nicely furnished. Phone Red .1412.;
Call 20111 First St.
6-30-lt'
FOR SALE A beautiful seven-ruoin
home by) owner. l.ocated at Spring
and Alder. One acre full bearing
cherry orchard. This is absolutely the i
will Pav interest on price of this pine,
$2,000.00 cash, balance terms. J. C.
McKurland, .1.112 Alder. 8,:iO-2tu
WHEAT ON SKIDS
CHICAGO, Aug. 30 After sever
d;.ys of snail-like advances at the
,!
.... . . REAP TOR OBSERVER WANT ADS
fivHn .w I i
mm mnmm ni
8-29-tf , close, wheat today bltpped down
i ward ai-rain at the close and the clos-
, j.2j 14 and May nl 1.24j.
1
Ma'lliPur
Call.'d
Coimtv 'Woman f.
FIRST II
JUROR CALLED
Ilr NtTVlrt'; lhlSlment of vengeance, straightening out
Not Said Whether .S ic
Will Servo.
ONTA'RIO, Aug. 30. Miss Ruby H.
Kelley of Jamieson is the first woman
in (lu,.,.n In h nilllAif fi. in-u
vi umer thc ew sta(e ,8W hich
wa5 approve(i by the voU,,.3. llt ;h
special election lust spring.
Misfi" Kelley- will be called on to
help pnss judgment in Malheur county
litigation. ' 1
i Whether or not Miss Kelley will ei'
' ercise her woman's prTu,.'iitive and
decline to serve j0 amount. r.,.h,ejr
sex, is not known.' -If stiff dot's not
vail herself of the pro-.-isinns of I he
'aw visitors ut the tei-m of the dis-
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THE REASON FOR OUR
J
S OUR SUBSTANTIAL SERVICE
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It's Broadest at Harvest Time
Pot'is riivmo about (ho "bmiliiifr-i-uuiiiry
in the iiioiifli of May." Uiit we'd wilier,
wo that, samp country, at Jiavvont lime, ,
when the smiles nre on Jhe. -faces f iho ,
farmers after :lhcji' , veU-i,varie(l ,, cj',' ;
liave conic in.
It's the same, in every luislness at "lj.n-vest"-J1hei
time when a man Kalheis in
the returns on his hard work.
Our atrons, using to the full our many .,
facilities and personl service, reap better
returns' on their investments of time,.'
work and money. "'
United States
National Bank
La Grande, Oregon
j k
HI i.i
I trict court which opens at Val-.' t--
mori-ow will have the privilege of see-
ing questions of law tuid justice de-
termined in part at least by a ini".j
Miss Kelley is a cousin or Mrs. H.
V. Melville of this cit
Breeding Fos In Captivity.
Approximately 4.KW slUerhlucg
foxes are beliig bred lu cupllvliy In
representing a value In animals and i
equipment estimated at 4,27RS:w.
All reports have not yet been received.
and conservative esilniutes Dlace the
nniheP uf silver-black fox In Dili ,
rounfr at from 5,000 to 8,000.
Smelling Salts.
Smelling stilts mi) tie made by pine
'nK ""' "'""f "f "
with oil ut hivomliT. The oost, uroonl
Intr h FxperliHtMituI SftenoH, Is very
llKht. Mitt (lie pr-yulnrt, lit. us h-mkI u
um of tin prodtit't iit'W oil stilt.
NEW
KOX STAR 1)1' E AT
THE AROADK THEATRE
The latest film star added to the
William Fox list, Harold! Goodwin,
is due to open an engagement at
the Arcade Theatre Wednesday only
Pit' urbintion of the late Mis..)
Southworth's novo "Tshmnel.'' T-U'
photoplay is entitled "Hearts of
Youth" and is described, hy 'the pro
tlucer as "a tule of myatsry and ven
geance"' a description sufficiently
accurate, as any one who has rent!
the novel can testify.
Here is a story in which the ele
ment of. mystery grips the interest
at the very beginning, aivl the ele-
the tangles in several lives leans to
a smashing climax. It is a story-
vl ich should screen admii.ibiy, with
a diiefrole that should fit young
t.rodwin admirab y.
Millard Webb, who directed the
picture, also made the adaptation froir.
the novel. An .excellent, company,
headed by Lillian Hall ns lea ht-.g wo
man, supports the star.
'THE RESTLESS SEX"
IS ON AT SHERRY'S
Hie feature picture lit the, Ruilloi
this .waek is token Jioii tlia populitri
'novel by lloberf W. "'Cliiimbfis. Thel
picture has interesting features, one
of them being n ball of the gods that!
" "
SUBSTANTIAL GROVvTH .
That Satisfied
Smile
That Sounds Impossible
is given in Greenwich Village. This!
acene was beu:ifully done and was
perhaps the bri(htest spot in the pic- J
ture. Marion Davies pluys the young i
heroine.
! s
:- .1... .....,.. ,.f M:ua ha.,:1.
arc Ralph Kellurd and Carlyle Black-! J
well, who have contributed some of
their finest characterizations to this'
picture. Others in the cast give thor-ii
oughly satisfactory accounts of them-ij
selves in their respective roles. It
Er'e, the Russian designer, created'-
the costumes, and the combination of ;
1T..1 i i i.i :.. if
Urban and Erte has resulted in a ser
's 01
dazzling
scent's. Dramatic J
-Mirror,
The " Restless
Sex," bearing tho
mugic stamp of Robert W. Chambers'
authorship, Marion Duvies in the lead
ing role, Joseph Urban as designer of
the settngis, anil Hugo Reisenfcld in
the role of exhibitor and composer 01'
the incidental music mode its entry
yesterday at the Criterion theatre.
This picture a Cosmopolitun Produc.
tion -really deserves u laurel wreath.
but the righ ful recipient is not one is
of the advertised quartet, but is Rob-! J
ert .. Ionnrd, the director. His
manipulation of lights and shadows;'
is charming. His results with tinted
effec's are the best ever seen on the
screen. Furthermore, he caps! his
lubors with a Greenwich Village feal '
j which belongs to the spectacles of filmi
history. His deeds of omission are
as worthy ns his positive achievements
The story is highly sontirnentnl, and.
as such is usually clutted up with lung j
printed title. Not so with Mr. Leon
ard. He saves the day by carrying it
through at a spirited puce New York
Mail.
A comedy, "This Way Out," Is nisi
being shown nt Sherry's. m
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
Kerr. Gifford and Company, grain
buyers, have moved their local office
from the New Foley Building at the
cornpr of Adams Avenue and Chest
nut Street 1o the old Bolton-Bodmer 1
plpce, recently occupied by the Ore
gon Hardware and Implement Com-'
pany, on Jefferson Avenue at the '1
foot of Depot street. The firm will
be glad to meet all of its old custom
ers as well as all others having grain
to dispose of, at its new offices.
KERR, GIFFOUD & COMPANY.
7-30-20t.
1 HEMSTITCHING AND PIVOT KIM
. HU'lTONS CXIVERED.
alf Rail, Full Ball, Acorn and Bul-
I U-t Acorn styles. Muil orders given
prompt attention. 'All work guaran-
teed. Orders taken for pleating.
MRS. L. II. NORTON.
90R Adams Ave. Red 711
First DoortWcst of Post Office.
. 8-29-tf
. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That, under and by virtue of a fore
closure Execution, Judgment, Decree
and Order of Hale, duly issued out ol
and, ..under, tho- seul of the Circuit
Court of the S'nte of Oregon, for the
County of Union, bearing the riute of
August 20, A. D. 11)21, und to mo
1 directed and delivered upon a Judg
j ment, Decree nnd Order of sale duly
' entered in said Court in the suit there
in pending, wherein Sherwood Wil
I liams und Lena M. Worttey, guardian
of the es'.ate of Ruth C. Uiggers, it
i minor, nre plaintiffs, and John W
iiitepp and Fnnnie Stvpp, husband an-l
wife, Lillis Liniilcy, M. Ruber, Peter
iKaber and E. L. Clark, are defend
ants, in which Judgment und Decree
was entered in fuvor of Sherwood Wil
liams and Lena M. Worley, guardian
of the estate of Ruth C. Biggers, n
minor, plaintiffs and ugainst John W
Stepp nnd Fannie Stepp husband nn l
wife, Lillis I.indley, M Ruber, Peter
VI
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Leather Vests
Our new fall line of Chamois, Moleskin, and
Leather Vests, sheepskin and leather lined, in
THE BEST OP QUALITY
$6.95 to $14.50
WESTENHAVER & GILBERT
i:i()9 Adams Ave.
J
!t
an
Welders of
' THE BEST EQUUTEI)
IN EAST OKEI.ON
Cylinder Regi-imlhig Crankshaft Hogrlndlin :;
FlntonH, Piston Rings, Pi.slun Pins
Cars and Tractors
Machine Work of All Kinds
We are equipped and manned by expert!
for the above work
LEIGHTON'S WELDING
AND MACHINE WORKS
R. W. Leighton, Prop.
Ruber, nnd E. L. Clark, defendanta;
that the plaintiffs have judgement, tembcr A. 11. 1921 at the hour of two
against the defendants, John W.I o'clock p. m. of said day at the front
Stepp, Fannie Stepp, husband and
wife, nnd I.illia I.indley, both jointly
and severally for the sum of two hun
dred twenty-five and no one hundi'eths
dollars ($226.00), together with in
terest thereon at the rate of 10 per
cent per annum from and after thai
18th day of May, 1(119, for the furth
er aum of aeventy-five ($75.00) dol
larn an u reasonable tlttorney'a fee
and for plnintiffa' costs and disburse
ments incurred in this suit, and taxes
at sixty-one nnd 25-100 ($01.25) do)
lurs, nnd for accruing costs, und n
which suid execution, I am commanded
to make sale of the hereinafter de
scribed real property, heretofore
mortgaged, to satisfy said judgment,
attorney's fees, costs and disburse
ments, including accruing costs.
NOW THEREFORE, by virtue o
said writ and in obedience to Its com
CO MOTOR
(111:
v PLEASES THE USER
: V -A- Grade for Every Engine
, A Paraffin Base Oil ,
Bring Your Can and We'll Save You Money
REGON HARDWARE & IMP. CO.
oh, is that so? well,
he Put his arm around
me five times,
HE DOESN'T CARE
AMVTHIMG
ABOUT VOU '
HE DID!
La Grande, Oregon
All Metals
of All Makes Overhauled
mantis I will on the 24th day of Sep-
door of the County Court House, in
the city of I.n Grande, in union Coun
ty, Oregon, sell to the highest bidder
for cush in hund, subject to the statu
tory rUhts of redemption, nil the
right, title nnd Interest of said above,
named defendants, or either of them,
in or to lots three (!l) and four (4), in
section '18, Twp. 2, S. R. 88, E. W. M...
all in Union County, Oregon, to sat
isfy said judgment, attorney's fees,
coats and disbursements, including
uccrtiing costs. .
Dated at l.a Grande Oregon, this
2:tid day of August, 1921.
Date of first publication, August
2Hrd, 1921.
Date of last publication, September
20th, 1921.
1,EE!W,ARN!CK,
Sheriff of Union County, Ore.
Daily Oct. -2.1-.10, vSept. fl-1.1-20.
::'mg:i
BY ALLMAN.
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