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Classified Want Ads
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
OHTKOPATHIO I'll VSH I AN8
1)1!. .1. I,. INCI.K utiil )t. MA ItllAIII-:'.
IN'lil.H, O.-liiipalliK, l wu.
inun nnd vhllilr. n u xin-i-ialtv. uriii
l)hom, Main hill; reMil.-u. ,- pluini-
Mnin tun. nriii.- s.iiiim'i- iniiui'iiir
, PHYSICIANS ASU SI HtiKOXS
FOR SALI OR TRAGI
VU1CAI. PftRSETlPBR fnr Rnrclav
Corset. Mrs, J. V. O'Connell, X10-I
0 venue. Phoni 147-J. : Strictly
Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed
throughout. Also Hemstitching and
Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed.
8-i-rt
drill's Ca-fennt ;ii tin' Talilo Hound;"
lite driiilt opcode; Hie cui-omitcr
villi Hope Collins', tmiish l"i.v; and
till) rnplui'h' of two notorious liill-llli.
NOTICE.
I'UK SAl.r; I'ekin Duck Ekks. Jl
for 1.00. Thirty-three eggs for
l.n0 in advance. Thos. Sieirniund.l'
Box 7i, Wullowit, Oregon.
fi.U-.ttn'AT
UKO. 11. VKHltK, M. I). Ouimral 8ur.
ry. Office over Sllverthurn'a. Offk-o
' iMiuiiv main in.
.1, J. DAUIiV, M. II IMiysiKinn himI
t .-Miru.-on. t;v.-r rulncm.-' Dm;; Slur
DII'U-i' ph. Mil; ."il-W. .
NATl'ltki VVHU
DR. A. N. MAYVIl.f.l', KpncUllit In
chronic discuses. Mel Inula, .Mi-chano-Thorapy
.and Nuturopiitli, Skin and
' blood dlseasr. nervous disensos.
Chronic Headache, Ecst-ma, Sciatica.
Appendicitis, Ormstlpailiin. 14owl
Trouble: ull kinds of chronic Dlae-n-es
successfully treated. Phone Main
', 693. Room , 2, 3,eeond floor Cool
' ld?e Bids., opposite Star Theatre. Or
flce hours, 10 to 12 a. in., 1:30 to 5:00
p. m. Constitution fro. 3-4-tf
DR. J. B. WOODHLL. Chiropractor and
Naturopath. N.-rvous and chronlo
di&easea a specialty. Suite 20. Sum
mer Uldif. Over Sllvertlu.rn's. Office
bours. 10 to 12 a. ni l::ut to 5 p. in., 7
to 8 evenings, rhuno 4!i7-W.
ATTOltMil'S
JK1KK and l-JSTKH I'nlmcr-ltoesch
tfolldlnK, l.a oriindi', Oregon.
t'OK SALE Reasonable, l'ord chas
sis just ovqrhiniled. New tires.
Sttitahle for bug or delivery car. At
Melville's Hardwure. U1H Adams.
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KHKItltYS TOIIAl
A.l TOMOIIItOW
;'j THEATRES
1'Olt SALE Two calves, two months
old. Phone 456-J.- BH4-8t
KOH' SA'LE SiW ani- pig.
weeks old. Phone 45IWJ.
Pig si
U-14-t
Rudolph Valentino, the dark,
stalwart hern of Rex liiKram's pro
ductions for Metro, "The Knur
Horsemen of the Alpoeulypse" and
"The Conquering Power," now at
the Sherry theatre, has had a wide
and varied career In olher fields
than moving .pictures. Mr. Valen
tino was -bom in Italy twenty-seven
yeurs ago. Ho recurved his early
education' in the public schools of
Italy, later attending (he Hoyal
.Military College of Agriculture at
Genoa.
At the age of elfc'hte'en, he canto
to the United State, intending to
put into practice some of the know
ledge of farming iticqttlred at the
l'OR SALE Alfalfa in! field. Phoneagricultural college in his native
1'OK SALE rive-piece wicker furni
ture day bed, writing desk,' two
chairs, fernery, basinett. COO Or Ave.
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KOIl SALE SCO new apple boxes.
Leonard J. Smith, Fruitilale.
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139-J.
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COCHltAN and EUKItH.A ItD Geo. T
. Cochran and Colon 11, Eherhard, At
torneys. La Urandu National Bank
liulldlng.
CONTltACTOHS
U. J. McLKIJ.AN Reglatered profea
alonal Civil Engineer: surveying and
maps. Room 12, l.a Grande National
Rank Building, l'hone Main 91.
AltCHIXia-TSi
C B. Miller. Architect.-' Roorn 11. Ln
Grande Natlunal iiunk Itulldlug, La
tranae. ureon. -
FOIl SALE One 1920 Maxwell tour
ing car in fine condition, run fiOOO
mites, 1022 license and insured. A
fine bargain at $400. One go.-d
sewing machine, $10. One Edison
phonograph and 23 records,- $15
Phone 4!KM. C-lJ-4t
l'OK SALE OR TRAJIE Eighty-acre
ranch near Elgin, Ore. 'Write O. M.
Bicdcrmnn, Box '382, a Grande;
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AtK Tio.i:i:its
"AI't'TloNHKIi- 1. It. Newlaml. Am
tioiH i r. . S;i i isTiu:! Ion )iiuir:in' i-i-d
l-'nrni .-inli- a .sp.:t-iallv. 1-Iiune
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I'lAXO Tt NKliS
liXI'HIiT I'l.WO TfNIMI -l.-i.ll mi
Voice yolll- piiillo Willlutlt exit-
ehiirm-. W'lil; mnii-aiit'-t-il. fiiii New
liu r:oul.- stne 1 ipiiointmenl. Itov
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FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
The HmtncTliiMKi t Amrir-nTi 'eo
fnun, liru ndt) liohctu HoineHlfatt No.
2Sii, iiiittH fvt-ry firsl aiul ihlr'i
1h u rsi lit v fvi'iiinus nl Kaul".
1 Come it ml lnve.siiir:i;e trie new policies.
All visiting iTR-niui Tii welcome.. .
W. T, I'Al'l'KN,
. Koremnn.
I . , i MAHV K. M - V V I L.IAC,
1 Correspondent.
U O. O. M. Ua rnnilfl 1oc1ko No. 850,
Loynl Ordt-r of M'o.so, holds regular
meeting overy Thursday nljrht nt H
' p. m. at Odd I''ellowi' Hall. The Wo
men's Muomiheart liCf?' meeti aec
' ond and fourth Thursdays of each
: month. Mofise IKion of the World
; meets flecgnd Mominyof each month.
Vitoi nlways -tveicomo. '
J. J. llAi;i-.., Dictator.
W. K KblNUH A.MM 101 1. Hoc.
H. P. O. KL.KH Ia Grande I.odga No.
483. Lodge mets each Thursday ev
ening nt 8 o'clock. Home and clUD
prlvlleKea cheerfully extended to all
Brother F.Iks. 4 M n ,
NTOIAt RKTFF, Exalted Ruler
F. Ij. PEAltSON, Secretary.
UOUKHN WOODMAN OF AMRKIOA
Lrtt Orandft Camp No. 7703 meetn on
the first Thursday evening or each
month. In the K. of P. Hall. Visiting
neighbors welcome.
B. It. Ill MOO, V. C, t t
JAKE liOSTOGl-C. Clerk.
A. F. and A. M. La Crunde Lodpe No.
41, A. F. and A. M holds regular
meetings first and third Fridays at
7:30
Maaona,
m. Cordial welcome to all
W. TJTVr.NRR, W. M.
11. HINCO. Sec.
I. O. KALKS A crie No. 239, meets
every Friday night at Eagles Hall.
Visiting members welcome.
7.. LILLY. W. P.
J. K. ItlRDSELL, Bee,
WOODMEN OK TUB WOIU.D La
.Orando Camp No. H9. Meets every
first and third Monday at Rattles
' hall. All vIsitinB telghhors welcome.
Dues pavahle at the office of the
clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Grande Na
tional Bank Kid.
JOHN sroTT, C. C.
R. J. K ITCH UN, Clerk.
KNKIHTa OF 1'YTHIAS Ited Crosi
Lodlte No. 27. m,e"1Ie1v1errI.M"?dV
evening In Castle Hall IK. or r.
Hall), it 8 p. in. A Pythian welcome
to all vlsltlnc Knights.
FRANK A. Tt;itNEH, C. C.
C. L. OUAHA.M, K. It. S.
27, W. II. A. of M. Lodse meets first
Thursday at 2 p. m. and third Wed
v nt R n. m.. at K. of P. Hall.
VIsltlnK Slaters welcome
MItS. MARY GALLAGHER,
Commander.
MARJOUIE K ATON,
Record Keeper.
, u u.. ,-hnnter No. 13. O. E. 8.
'hoida stat.-d communication the aec-
ond and fourth Wednesday or eacn
month. Visiting member! cordlalli
we,oomed.ni i ib Q w. M.
ANNA S. tlROVB. See.
Jl'NE SALE.
Suits and Oats t half price.
JONES & RAUON'E.
fi-1.1-tf
FOR SALI? -Pinno,' i new brocaded
velour parlor suite, sewing machine.
Wilton mg, two 3-4 size iron beas
complete, nil in good condition.
2107 1st St. . Phone 4H0-M.
fi-i-tf
WANTED.
WANTED TO RENT Furnished or
unfurnished house. Phone 204-J
0-14-:itp
WANTED An experienced waitress
wnnts work. Phone 4 18-J. (i-K)-.'ito
WANTED Used caterpillar at once
for logging. Phone 179-J. W. R.
Kivette. 0-6-tf
FOR HINT
html. Instead, he turned his atten
tion to dancing, and soon gained
an enviable reputullou us a profes
sional entertainer. Ho was the
partner of Uonnie Glass, famous
dnr.cer, with whom he rtppearetl at
Rector's. Later," they appeared at the
Winter Garden, where (heir success
was so marked that they were sign
ed for a vaudeville tour on the Or-1
pheum circuit. .
Mr. Valentino's first picture ap
pearance was with Mae Murray In
"The.Ulg Little Person," and "Tlw:
Delicious Little Ddvll." le appeared
Hit numerous other pictured, Includ
ing "Eyes of Youth" with Clara j
Kimball Young, and ".Man-Woman-!
Marriage" with Dorothy Phillips.
WUen Ilex Ingram began casting for
a suitable player to enact the dlfl'i-'
cult role of "Julio,"' the hero of I
"The Kotir Horsemen," he Imme-1
diutely sought Mr. Vulentlno. His
splendid portrayal of the part !
caused him to be selected by Ma-
dame Nazltnova to support her in;
her production for Metro of "Ca-j
mllle" In which ho apenrs in thei
role o Arinnnd;
In "The Conquering Power."
which 'was adapted by Juno Mathlsl
from' IJalzuc's "Kugenle Orandet" i
Mr. Valentino portrays thu dandi
fied hero Charles Grandet.
Also showing '"Miracles of the
Jungle." . , ,
POiR. RKNT Sleeping room, close in
L'117 Washington phone 517-J.
, G-14-tf
FOR RKNT furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, 1512 Adams
avenue. Phone .'190-J. C-14-tf
FOR RKNT One furnished room at
1434 Adams avenue.; fi-iM-tf
FOR RENT Furnished apartment,
loOfl Washington Ave. Washington
Apartments. t!-y-tf
FOR RKNT Modern furnished apart
ment iiiius ApnrtmeniHj. iaii
17FI-J. Mrs. Kivette. "6-C-tf
LOST
LOST A white angora kitten, two
nnd one-half months old. Disap
peared Sunday night. Suitable re
ward. Mrs. T J. Scroggin. 1910
Fourth St. ' G-i4-rit
LOST A Scotch Terrier dog. Ans
wers to name of "Scot " Finder
cull the Police Station. M4-tf
LOST One hose, 12 feet long. Re
turn to Grande ltonde Oil Co. Re
ward. ! fl-14-2t
LOST Round black pin set with clus
ter of pearls. Rttuin to Mrs. J. T
Williamson, Phone :i(i7-IW. Reward.
fl-1-2-41
FOUND
MISCELLANXOD9
FOfK QUICK Messenger
call iMain 59.').
SERVICE
6-12-tf
FACTORY Shipment of Star Cut
Glass. Pay cash and pay less. Mel
ville's Hardware. Adams Ave.
6-29-tf
JOSEPH-LA GRANDE Auto Stage
leaves Joseph and 7:".0 a. m.: leaves
La Grande at 2:00 p. m. 5-10-tf
IEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered
Mrs. L. H. Norton, 900 Adams Ave.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER at Leigh
ton's Welding & Machine Works.
4-15-tf
Bm6
(By Aasnoiated Press)
PORTLAND, June 15.--Livestock
wus steady, today. Krks woro firm
and butter sl.Hidy. Wheat was $l.t)S
to $1.15.
Ull. I. I K IX Hl'ltliY
CINCINNATI, June 15. --Without
opposition or tlebate the American
Federation of Labor convention to
day killed the resolution propnsiu.'.'
a radical change In the form ol
the v)rt,lul7.etl labor movement by
amalgamation of. all uuios into sin
gle organizations, each coverfug an
Industry.
In the Matter of the Estate- of
Flank Smith, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that at a
hearing htld on the 29th day of May,
19-2, ihe County t.'ourt of Union
County, Oregon, mude and entered
an order nntl decree based upon the
testimony of witnesses and the peti
tion of K. E. lirngg to the effect that
said Frank Smith had not been heard
from fur more than seven years pre-
reding the filing of said petition and
wns legally presumed to be dead. i
Notice is hereby given to tho said
Frank Smith, if alive, or any other
person for him, to produce to the
Court within twelve weeks from the
15th itny of June, being the date of
the last publication of this notice,
satisfactory evidence of saitl Frank
Smith's continuance in life.
U. G. COUCH, ;
Judge.
June-1-8-15
Conplinientary tickets issued for
opening of The Gardens will lie good
on unv nieht ll-14-lt i
Summer Wear
Pongee Shirts
$5.60to$6.0O " '
Underwear $1.25 to $6.00
Oxfords Shoe3 $5.00 to $9.50
. . Tailor Made Suits $53.00 to $78.00 .
The Toggery
Andrews Bros.
KNOX HATS KNOX STRAWS
$5.00 to $8.00 - $3.75 to $7.00
Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Refrigerators at Price to Suit the Pocketbook
ED DONOHUE, Prop.
Phone, Black 1241 . Fir & Jeffemon ;
LEHMAN SPRINGS OPKN TO
THK I'lIIJIJC.
Music this summer by McEIrny's
Oi-chesttu. A few empty cabins left,
muke reservations early. Hig boxing
and wrestling match the 4th of July
Phone or write to Lehman Springs
for reservations.
T. 11. nUFFTNGTON,
0-12-20 Manager.
For DlalK'ten nr Hrltrht'i DImhrc. ennnult
a dortor. Ftir rvllef rum kiilnvjr tackch.
rlwuniHtlini. tr tk WUOItKN SHOK
ItKANl) It AAKI.KM- OIL CAFSIH.KH
tl. truitwurlhjr tj)t.fftnhioiid aulliur .r
par nt ion that hat iUxm! th tit of tliu.
60 rmulva fiut-; full tKnlnwut. 6 hot,
$2.5it. Money bark If nut laUiivd. what
'ttKHOLD MV WIFh '
AI'I'ICAUNfi I'KTl KM
.OK IlKi .)lt I II WMil
An appealing story of the Cunnd
lun Northwest . Is promised In 'the
George IMelford. production, "He
hold My" Wife!" which will be seen
ut the. Stun- theatre , tar two days
commencing Saturday. The picture
wus adapted from a novul by Sir
Gilbert Parker.
The action centers around tho In
congruous marriage of Frank Ar-
mur,- the younger son of an aris
tocratic English family, and Lull,
granddaugluar of un Indian chief
tain, whom he meets while serv
ing as un officer of the Hudson's
Uuy Company ln northwestern Can-
aila. On his return to the com
pany's trading post front a hunting
expedition, Armour receives word
that his fiancee in England has
jilted him, largely on account of
his family's opposition to her. In
a ntoment of drunken rage, Ar
mour married the Indian maiden
and snds her back to Enxland to
humiliate his family. How, through
the efforts of Franks elder brother,
she develops Into a beautiful and
polished young woman and how
young Armour ' himself Is regener
ated forms the theme of the story.
Attention! Sawmills
Wo will be in Uio mnvkrt this season for sev
eral million foot of pine lumber.
, Good, Soft Pine Boxes Are Our Specialty
Union Box Co.
P. Jasmnnn, Manager,
' La 'Grande, Oregon
Telephone, Main 588 1
BOOTH iTAItKl.VGTO.VS
"PIOMtOD" AT AltCADIC
For thai first lima in the history
of motion pictures Booth Tnrking
ton's Inimitable characters of his
"Penrod" stories have been welded
Into one cmpleto feature picture.
Marshall Nellnn Is the director who
has essayed this task nnd his latest
production, under the title of "Pen
rod," the First National attrac
tion that will be soen nt the Ar
cade theatre today. Friday and Sat
urday. The .picture Is said to live up. In
every reMpcct, to the characters
Rocth Tarklngtnn has Immortalized
In print. For thei main incidents of
his picture Mr. Nellan has drawn
upon the formation of the Amer
ican Boys' Protective Assocl.tion,
the amateur thentrlrnl "The Chll-
USE your judgment in tire buying.
A tire that docs not show strength
and a springy resistance when flexed
under hand pressure will not give ade
quate endurance under road wear. Fisk
Cord Tires are remarkably resilient.
Also they are big, good-looking tires with
a deep-cut button tread which offers
security on wet roads and pavements.
There'i a Fisk Tire of extra value in every size,
Jnr car, truck or speed waion
LI
The Reason for our Substantial Growth
13 OUR SUBSTANTIAL SERVICE
rfs o a w k 11 1
iJ 7 J C0,.O to "-j,
An Obligation
Promptly Met
H
The trpdsiiw of ihe United States bns
issued n call fur payment (if 'W. percent
Vietoiy Motes .June 15, 1 01212 and! states
that interest on these notes will cease on
that) date.
.
Also, that the -I'Vi Victory Notes are,
for a limited amount, culled hVr payment
on this same date. Interest, (however,
does not cease it1 they are not turned in on',
that (talc. This hank will accept either
issue at par or be pleased to forward them
"in for redemption. " ' ' - ,
8 As your blinds fall due and are called'
for payment do not allow your funds to
lie klle deposit them in a stivuifrs ae- 1
count where they will draw interest at ';
, 4 per cent.
, . Member Federal Reserve System 1
United States NationaltBank
' la Grande, Ore;
Time to Re-1 Ire 7
(Buy Fiak )
tudi liu aw. v. i. to, owt.
1WIM33 OF DUFF?
who v. a 5 That at 1
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IT K'EADS, EN0 ME THAT
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I OK I'LL TAKE ACTION
MC-'-EP-RS.T.
WHO IS THIS
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A Thrill at Midnight
SPEAKUlti - I JUST RECEIVED A
BLACKMAIL TELEGRAM -TH EH
WANT A HUMORED DOLLARS AT
OMCE - THEV THReVTEU ME
IF I DON'T SEND IT-
IT'S SltiNEO (7.S.T. I DONT
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I DON'T KNOW SUCH
A PERSOM IT'S
BLACKMAIL! I'M
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CHIEF Of POLICE
TOM.THISTEUiil?Afl
ISN'T fOQ Ya)-IT'3
.onrrESSED TOM.
Bam fv nekt Dooc
THE"( PELIVECEO IT
To THE WI?ONG
ADPRESS-
Here She Is Good As New
"With cylinders BE0H0UND, AND PITTED WITH McQnay
Norrls l'lslon HIiiks, l'isttms and l'lns, your motor Is practically as
frootl as new," says the cyllndnr ronrlnilor.
Motorists lira just hi'KlnnltiK to realize how ntncli flddntl lltd,
and iiillcimo, can hn kIvmi tholr cars hy havlni! cylinders rcKronnd,
and now rlUKS, pistons and pins InHlalli'd. When those throo vital
units a in rvnuwed in a rcKtound cylinder block , the result Is prac
tically a now motor.
in every section of tho country re shops which spoclttllze In
rPRrindltiK equipped with special tools nnd machinery for this
work.
Your repairman can tell you whether new piston rings alono
art) all your motor needs to hrlnn hark its lost power, or whether
the cylinders of your motor noed reiitimllni; unci romlpleto now
rliiK, piston ami pin euulpnient.
There Js a Mctjuny-NorrlB ning made from Electric Iron
for overy purpose niMl price; specially designed nnd manufac
tured for replacement purposes each type dcsliitied for Uio par
ticular motor It fits. All standard slues nnd over-sizes. An it
tract from McQuiiy-jNnrris, Saturday lOvenltm Tost.
You can Ket quick service from us.
LEIGHTON'S WELDING & MACHINE WORKS
La Grande, Oregon
NEVEG
MlND.CHIEF I
There is
SOME MISTAKE
NO. I HAVEN'T
PEEM DPINKlH
1
Long Distance
Service
"Station-to-Station" rates do not apply
when a particular person is designated. "Even
ing and Night" rates apply only on "Station-to-Station"
calls. "Station-to-Station, Evening
and Night" rates apply only to calls over the
"Ball System." . s ritii
Hom& Independent
Telephone Co.
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