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Friilny, M.-.v ff). 102'2 VR nn-Mriyrc evkntno ORSTrnmm PXGT5 RtfVflU Classified Want Ads :&aij i PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS J.Ht. J. I,. INtH.E and MARC! All ET INGLE, Osteopaths, diseases of women and children u specialty. Of. fice phono, Main lull; residence phone, Main 1'Jd. Office Sommcr Buildine;, FOR SALE OR TRADI EOR SALE Seven ... room house. Phone Iti8-J. - 1 '5-17-llt PHYSICIAN'S AND Sl'HGKONS NtlJCO. H. VKHUK, M. 1. (i.,riiTl Kuric- ery. Office oyer Sllvertliorn's. Officii phone Miiln 113. J. J. HARRY, M. D Physician and i Surgeon. Over' Putnam's Ding Store. Office phone !il2-J. NATUHE (THE DR. A. N. MAYV1UJ-: Specialist In chronic dlsenscs. .li-ltimls, M,-t:liano-Therapy and Naturopath. Skin and blood diseases, nt-rvous diseases. Clironlc Headache, ilczcms, Sclnlica. Appendicitis. Cnnstipntion, Uuwtl Trouble; all kinds of Chronic Plse-ts-e successfully treated. Phono Main 693. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Coo! irtire HldK.. opposite Star Theatre. Of fice hours, 10 to 12 a. m., 1:30 to G:0(1 p. nij Consultation free. 3-4-tf DR. I. K. WOODKI.L Chiropractor and Naturopath. Nervous' And chronic diseases a apeebilty. Suite 20, Sum iner lllilir. tivet Hllverthorn's. Office hours. 10 to 12 ui m.( l::ill to 5 p. m., 7 to 8 evenings, jl'hune 41i7-V. ATTOltXLTS KIKK nnrt KS'i.'l;i. l'filmiT-Koeaci LtuiKiintf, la i;rr.nti, oit'Kon. COCHRAN and KliKKHAKD Geo. T. Cochran and Colon li. Eb?rt.ard, At torney. La Urunile National 13ank Bultdlnif. r CONTltACTOHS V. J. MclMM-bAN Itt-fflsterpd profes sional Civil Engineer; mirvfylng and maps. Koom 1U, 1a Crande National Bank Building. Mione Main 91. AHCH1TF.CTS C B. Miller. Architect. Boom 11, La Grand National Bank Building, .La 'iratidu. Oregon. FRATERNAL DIRECTORY VKIItlMV. The Hrothorhoo'l to American Yeo men, liraliile limine Homestead .No. Shut;, meets every second unit lourth Wednesday eveniriprs at l-;iiih'S Mall. L'oine and Inve.stiRnte the new policies. All Vl.sllln ntenihers welcome. V. T. t'A I'TKN, l-'oremnn. 11AKV 10. 1IAIUIJ Corresiiondent. L. O. O. M. La Grande Lodire N'o. 8.0. Loyal Order of. .Moose, holds remilur TneetlnKS every. Thursday nlpht at 8 p. m. at Odd Follows" Mall. The Wo men's Mooseheart Legion meets sec ond and fourth Thursdays of eaclf month. Moose Legion of the World meets second Monday of each month. Visitors always welcome. .1. .1. HAKI.AN, Dictator. W. KI.I.M'.llAMMKIt, See. l'UR SAIjK Simmons Brass bed. A-l condition. Call evenings 1403 S St. fi-17-3tp r'OR SALE ;iio acres of timber and pnsturu land 7 miles south of l.a (irande, good spring,- cabin, fenced; also six-mom house, two lots 120 by 11(1, small ba'ra, chicken house. .Will sell cheap and on good terms if sold in 30 days. Inquire 1102 Cedar St, 11. E. Canfield. l-ll-4tp l'UR SALE Melotte Cream Separator- 000 lbs. rapacity. Leonard i J. Smith, Fruitjale. 5-12-tf FOR SAI.K Small stock millinery and fixtures. Splendid locution for dressmaking or hemstitching. Write "A H.", care Observer. 5-12-lit FOR SA1E (lood, clean, dry land grown Potatoes. Phone 413-J. Ml-tf FOR SALE Good big team. Will sell cneap. Call Oregon Grocery. 4-27-tf WANTED. WANTED Dining room or chamber wprk by experienced lady. Phone 222-R. , 7 S-18-4tp WANTED Position on ranch; f;i mv: year. Reason have to make goon on ranch for that period until of age, to come into inheritance. Un less you wish a ranch hand for that period do not waste your time mak ing application- Inquire at Ob server. 6-17-tf WANTED A woman to do general housework. Phone :,.,i-W. 5-17-3tp WAN'TKIl Tractor plowing. Se? Floyd McKennon. Ii-15-lit FOR RENT FOR HUNT One furnished house keeping room. Phone '1U4-M. 6-18-2t MODERN furnished house rent free. J. E. Reynolds. Phone 429-M. , . 6-as-tr FOR RENT Two blocks from town. .Modern sleeping room. Call 145-W. 5-12-tf FOR IRENT -Two -partly furnished housekeeping rooms. Phone 433-J. B-8-tf B. P. O. HLKS-U Cirande Lodge No. 433. Lodge medts each Thursday ev ening at 8 o'clock. Jlonie and duo pYlvHeKca cheerfully extended to all Brother i:iks. NOl.Atf PK1FF. Exalted Ruler F. PEAIi.SON', Secretary. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA La Grande Cnmp No. 7703 meets on the first Thursday evening of each month. In the K. of P. Hall. Visiting neighbors welcome. E. R. ltlN'fiO, V. C, JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk. A. F. and A. M. La Crande Lodge No. 41, A. F. and A. M.. holds regular meetings first and third Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Masons. C. W. RINnNER, W. M. E. li. Rl.S'GO, Bee. . o. EAOI.ES Aerie No. 259. meets every Friday night at Eaglea Hall. Visiting members welcome. Z. LILLY. W. P. J, E. HIRDKELL, Bee. WOODMEN OF TIIK WOULD La Grands Camp No. 109. Meets every first and third Mondny at Kngloa hall. All visiting neighbors welcome. Dues usvahldf at the office of the clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Grande Na tional Hank Uldg. JOHN' SCOTT. C. C. R. J. KITCHEN, Cleric. KNIOHTS OF -PYTHIAS lied Cross Lodee No. 27. meets every Monday veiling In Castle Hull ( K. of P. Hall), at 8 p. in. A Tythlan welcome to all visiting Knights. FHAXK A. TURNER. C. C. C. L. GRAHAM. K. It. S. WOMEN'S HENEF1T ASSOCIATION of the Maccabees. La Grande Lodge No. 27. W. II. A. of M. Lodge- meets first Thursday at 2 p. m. and third Wed nesday at 8 p. m.. at K. of P. Hall. Visiting Sisters welcome. MRS. MARY GALLAGHER, i Commander. MARJORIE EATON. Record Keeper. O. E. S. Hope Chnpter No. 13. O. L. 8., holds stated communication the sec ond and fourth Wednesdays of each mnnlh. Visiting members cordially welcomed. , NELLIE ft. NEILL. W. M. ANNA S. GROVE. See. SAl.K THIS WEKiv ONLY. Genuine Crescent Wrenches. Mel ville's Hardware, M'-W Adams nvenue. I'nv ensh nml rn.V f". I'-lo-tf RESTAURANT FOR RKNT at En terprise'- Good proposition lor the right parties. Inquire of Jim Liv ermore at Enterprise or Security Land &. Savings Co. o-8-tf FOR RENT Two ; larga sleeping; rooms, steam neat, one witn sleep ing porch. Call 310-U. B-8-tf FOR RENT Steam-heated furnished apartments. 1G06 Washington. 4-?0-tf w1u) animals in "cameron of the royal .mounted." " Henry MacRae, director of this virile Ralph Connor production, set his stage for some of the most ef fective scenes in the wiltlest locations to be secured along the famous Sun dance CatD'oa of the Canadian Rock ies. On a frosty morning in Novem ber the chase of the hero after one of the villains in the story, took them over a mountain aide where film fans will be electrified by the very unusual sight of a wild deer fiantically cross ing the path between the pursued an I the pursuer in full view of the camera. Encouraged- bv this accidental oc curence Mr. McRae concluded to' spend additional weeflis of time so that he might inject into the picture such realism as could be secured by a continuance of these unusual and un expected circumstances, with the re sult that "Cameron of the Royal .Mounted," which conies to the Star Theatre Satuiday and Sunday is one of the most entertaining pictures ever produced. It's a Hodkinson release. looked about her in a rjith.-r amazed miinner. Then she eagerly leaped ou' lh machine and with an astnui.tled ex clamation, stood silent and aloof. After a few moments in which it was clearly observublo thin the fa mous singer was intensely stine.1, l.e said! "This is magic. I am in Monti Carlo!" Then it was that the f iscimting Cavalier! in all the brightness and en ergy characteristic of her, rin about like a child, looking at this and that, sitting at a table in the cafe, running up tho steps of the theatre, and en tering umazedljr the huge ensino, "Monte Carlo to the life!" kbc re peated over and over. On the way back to her hotel the became a living intorrog.ttion point, asking innumerably questions con cerning the technique .it building u Monte Carlo in America. "I thought it was icing to be a lark," she said, "but it is much too impressive for that." lington a.i "Hallelujah iMSiggio," E. T. Uingfoid, thai Its MitcDonald, Matthew lletz, Marie HnVnea, A Fail, William Nalley and l.awreuco Johnson. REMARK AXLE GIRLHOOD SHOWN IN "SALVA TION NELL" FOOLISH WIVES" AT SHERRY'S SUNDAY AM) MONDAY. Cavalieri shff was not to appear Cavaaliori she was not to appear that night anl there seemttl not much left to see or do. The famous primn donna walked about her room at the hotel in Los Angeles aimlessly looked out of tho window and wondered what silo could find amusing. Her mind' drifted backward to the gay, scintillating, brilliant nights in which she sang her heart out at Monte Carlo! Monte Carlo! The telephone on her reading table shrilled harshly. Stifling a yawn, the beautiful wo man with tho golden voice answered in a bored tone. "How would you like to go to Monte Carlo?" inquired the voice at the oth er end of the wire. "I should love it, but I must sing tomorrow night and you know my, contract who is this?" asked Caval- ieri. .' "This is Von Strohoim," replied the ! voice, "and I can take you to Monte I .Carlo in an hour." "Very well," amiably answered thji charming prima donna, "1 shall be ready. And so it happened that Linn Cav alieri, a trifle skeptical, but ready to be convinced, nrrived at Universal City and was driven to the big sets com prising Monto Cnrlo. - .. For a moment- tho prima donna An absorbing and dramatic story of life in the tenements of Nci York's East Side is presented in the, picturization of "Salvation Nell," the Edward Sheldon- pbty in which Min-I nie Madtlern Fiske starred on the speaking stage, and which will be the screen attraction at the Arcadei Theatre today and Saturday. I It's a story of the ups and downs of a poor little gitl in a great city. Nell! loses her sweatshop job, is discharged from the eating establishment of Hash House Sal but her pluek asserts ilseif after she is dismissed as the scrubwo man of a saloon, and she joins the Salvation Army and triumplis, sav ing her beloved Jim from himself. Pauline Starke has the leading lnle a,s Salvution Nell, with Joe Kiiu playing opposite her. "Salvation Nell," which is an Asso ciated First National I'eloiW, was produced by Whitman Dennett, with Kenneth Webb as the director- The . cenario was prepared: by Dorothy Farnum. The cast includes Evelyn C. Car- AT SHERRY'S LAST DAY". The gieatcst flood scenes ever flashed upon the screen, the c dlape of a huge sluice dam and the harrow ing experience of a man who hnueht to close the lo-'ks, aie but a few i f It n big thrills that go to make "I t a 1 of Home" a motion picture of match less interest. Piotluced for R-C Pic tures by the famous French d:-Jctfi'll L. .1. Gasnier, "Tho Coll of Home" unfolds a story of poignant, heart inteiest, combining romance and ad venture in sufficient portions to sat isfy even the most exacting enthusiast- The scenes of the flood were filmed in the Colorado river rep'.on whin that stieam was swollen irom storm-, and overran its banks, causing wide spread, destruction. This enabled Mr. Gasnier to film scenes that ate not able for ' their realism. Th'. flood scenes were filmed at grea'. lisk to the lives of several number of the east, in particular Ramsey Wallace, who portrays the ride of the hush-mil. Garry Lansing. Wallace's life hung in the .balance when he was Hung oi. a big dam as the structure went to pieces before the onrush of thousands upon thousands of tons of water, lie pitched luadlong into tho torrent nd was borne downstream half a mile be foie he was pullt:i out more'tle.id than alive. Of still greater dramatic tensity is the havoc wrought by the roving waters as they engulf a sm.'l vil lage and t ush cabins and other strur tuies that lie in the path of tile Hood. Hit fleeing natives who seel: shelter in the highlands- also lend u note of dramatic suspense as they snatch up their belongings and scurry to safety. A big cast appears, including it'onr Rich, Ramsey Wallace, Leon Ilary. Margaret 'Mann, Jobyna Ralst.in, Gen evieve lilinn, Wndsworth Harris, James O. Harrows, Carl Stockd.tle, Emmett King, Norma Nichols, Sidney Franklin and Ilanry Lonsdale. Also showing "Miracles of tho Jungle" Most Men WantStyti That Will Last We use nothing but the finest quality fabrics. E. & W. Shirts and Collars. Knox Hats Straws and Felts. Let Us Clean and Press Your Clothes. ' Toggery Knox Hats Aiuli'ows llros. E. & W. Shirts and Collars RAGS Wanted at The Observer. ( - Picot Edge.- Work Guaranteed. - 8-1-tt AUCTIONEER I. R. Ncwland, Auc tioneer. Satisfaction guaranteed j I'nrni sales a specialty. Phone V'285-J. ' b-ll-12m LOST LOST A fancy pigeon, pure white j with curly feathers, 1204 First St. j Reward lor information or return I of same- Notify Ilarrv Hoffman. S-17-.'(tp! MISCELLANEOUS GOOD PASTURE Call -31-.M. , , ' . - r- " ' 'O-lO-Otp HEMSTITCHING, Duttons Covered- Mrs. L. II. Norton, Slot! Adams Ave- IPURLIC STENOGRAPHER at Leigh- lull a VYUiumg 0 iUdtiunt; uuin. 4-15-tf WE ARE PROUD of our record of having furnished the people of 1 Grande with pure artificial ice for the past twenty years- We aro still at your service. Sanitary Ice Co. W. D. Grnndy, proprietor. Two Thones 2U7-J ' and 207-JI. B-15-tf Snodgrass and Zi immerman EXPERT PIANO TUNING Clenn and voice your piano without extra charge. Work guaranteed, fail Newlin Hook Store for appoint ment. Roy E. Phillips. 4-la-tf Funeral Service Par lor, Licenced' Embal mer, Ambulance Ser vice. Day Phone I Main 62, Night Phone, Main 743. 1505 Fourth St. La Grande, Oregon. Time to Plant Sweet Corn We have 1 ho well-known Poriland MnvUot Sweet Corn, grown hy M. A. Carroll -rif Mny Park, also Goldc'in Bjintam and Stoles' Evr green, and a full line of bulk and package Heeds. JUST ARRIVED I , A Limited Supply of Early Rose Seed Potatoes Harris Grocery The Accommodation Store Phone Main 7.14 LOCAL CORSET1ERE for Barcley Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O avenue. Phone H7-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and tsjit kf isji l irtj isjii isj 'f'!' J 'I Li: 1 The Reason for our Substantial Growths is our Substantial. Service r. 5o j a a a ' t o o 1 y u -j e a .a o c o As The School Year Closes TV friendships, flir1 happy , facps,1hn , liillei incidents of sdmnl li.'re t hese i memories will grow increasingly tender as the years roll 1'. T . And future success, with i1s at tendant, h;tppiness,epcnds as in -vdioo! '"hn right nsiciation. A bank account . started early in life is a solid' foundation upon which to develop into permanent . structures the dream casltlcs of youth. Wo' welcome your account a ,4 tho basis Ror a cordial banking friendship extending through the future years. Friday May 19th Is Election Day This Bank Will Be Closed'.: ' United States National! Bank ' La Grande, Ore; OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results SPECIAL- We have on hand a few Electric Washing Mach ines of standard make which we will sell at re duced prices. These arc new machines in perfect working con dition which have become shopworn. Sold on easy payments with a liberal discount for caBh. , . ; i iStil 15 Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company wpiiraiiiiii WHY MOTORS NEED NEW PISTONS ' : i rlnlon wear occurs In every motor. And, with thef wearing of piston tile piston pin and .rings also. wear. No wear In motor, or car, makes itself so thoroughly evident as docs the wear in these Important parts. This is why replacement of pistons, piston pins and rings lias become so universal why so many good shops, and so many good meehanlts, now mako a specialty of rngrludlng cylinders and the replacement of pis tons, piston pins and rings. Deiltn tho best lubrication possible, each of your pistons, as It travels up and down, wears ngnlnst thn cylinder wnlls. Have you evor thought how fast, and how far, these pistons travel In going bark and forth, back and forth, up and down, millions of times through the cyl inders? One. "mathematical sharp'' figures that in 10,000 miles of automobile travel a single piston In 1410 avnrugo six-cylinder motor makes over r0,n(iO,000 stri kes up and down the cylinder walls. Thero lore it Is easy to understand why pistons, piston plna and piston rings wear even with the best of lubrication. R. W. LEIGHTON i ! ! ! i '-.ii. 1 1-1 n 1 .I - 3 M.nLViSOF W.F miKF? ' ' ' That Dime Was a Cinch FY uMN , 1 i i i.i.i - - it" k "n 4m K''iAtPi:' "' ' ' eTi MOTHER, GIVE ME flif.i WAKINA GIVE 17 TO , If I I'LL WATCH THE 'it k W, ! I ! A DIME, WILL Th A LAME MAN THAT'S IM LITTLE DEArS LPJ'Wy ' , ' ;' U" U"? -1 ri rH OUT IN FRONT- Mil I AND SEe HOW WP W -p ' I o . . ' " . . 0. e o . V , ........ ' The New Telephone Directory.... will not be issued as soon as expected, due to certain construction work which must be com pleted by the time of issuance of the Directory. This permits of a short time longer for changes to be made. However, report any changes which you wish to appear in th uir Directory aji soon as possible to malct sur of fftitiing the proper listing. Home Independent i 'i ill i V . o O ' ' O ,00 . . ' o o 4 O'0' '
