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I'V id;iv, .j PAfTE SEVEN mil. Hit, 1)2'2 LA (!lf 1F, KVKVINO OltftKUVKH t Classified Want Ad I THEATRES I ly a Kintf. (.'Iifii;i S'aunuh h l.sdv jT i itiaiy, i hi loni'a daui'Jili'' wlu fulls ill L Sj lufc rt.'ih 'lii khto.i. l.ila l.i-o, i'tti'-.TW nn init-A. tcriift slur, is her servant-. Ll I DISUOTORY on- ! i im;: :; n-..,i ik. maucja.k- I'.T I :;,' K (Kti.i:uhs. Tiikin : .utirbdiult 'vml; in l.os Angeles. Will .!! Au-n.se HU'it": Kninmrr l!Yi.-. 1 (III KAI.K Oil 'UlAlM'! ' I'OR SAl.KNo. 1 Alfalfa hay, thor ; oughly cured. Phone Farmer 4x. Ii-21-12t I'llYSIt s AMI .St UOI-lONS UKO. H. VHIIK.-,, M ,.,;,.,.r srii. ery. Off!. v. j- .SllviTlhuru', Officii phone IMln 1 1 :: . J. .1. I'M. in. .1. i -( i,. ,,., ,in, s.r?. ... I ' . . .; I'm m'j Hull, flloi-... -.t i i;k i i:k DR. A. N. M.VVII,l.iWp-ellillt In chronic ill,, M.-ilioii.), l .-i-liuno- Thi-mpy mm ::iau u. u h. akin Hnd blood ill,..,, ,;rv.,u.i dlc.ic Chronic ll..-,lii,-lo. I,, :, ,,,,, bciullea. Ao(n-ii-'li'tu:,, ('.,),! .put ion, llow.'l Troul.l,.; all khiu.i or ,'lironlc Disis-is-es HllcccsMully tiui.tril. I'lionu Main 593. Room 1, 2, ;!, second floor Cool- lttge MCg.. oi.r. isil.- .Slnr Tlp-nlre. Of fice hourp, M lo !.! . l., 1:311 to 6:1)0 p. m. C'oto.iill,,ti,,i, fi,;. 3-H-tf Ft.'ilt 8A1.K At a bargain, 2 room house, 2 lots and smut! barn and woodnbed. inquire at Sanitary (iroecry. fl-2(l-ot K ATHKK1XK MacDON Al.l) IS tSAi-kSiilKI. IN .MOW FILM. FOK SA1.K Reasonable. Ford chas sis just overhauled. New 'tires. Suitable for butt or delivery car. At Melville's Hardware. 142H Adams. 6-H-tf WAXTF.D WANTKl) To rent, 5 or li room mod ern house. Inquire at Observer. ll-27-tfi WANTKl) Competent woman for housekeeper. Rnone 421-K. 0-29-21 WANTKl) TO KKNT Three or four modem unfurnished rooms or 4 or five room modern house. Address Uox 70(1. U-21-tf Dll. J. K. WOudi:!.!.. Chiropractor and Kuturoputh. .iivmu.s nit,) chronic dlftcnstB a m:j-i-.: i ! v. S'llle 20. Soiil-Ri.-r Will,-, in-r Silver, horn's. Olfn hours. Ill to 111 in.. 1::: ;o r, p. ui., 7 to X evi-iiiiu.s. riu.no CI7-W. atio!im:vs Ulllh iilirl -I lililldmu-. I.: I';,lm. r-Hoesjci ( ir.-Lioii. GOt'l. HAN mid c. K I ". K II A I LIJ Geo. T. Coolirnn H7i,l Colon U. l;ocrhard. At torncyi. La i.iand-i Niuiotial liank Itoildlr.K. CO.N'i'ii.UTOHS U. J. Mc-I.r.l.t.AN Il.'cisl.Tfd profes .'llonul (')vll i .,i::ini.i r ; .siii-v,.-yiiig and iais. Ilo.iin ll, .n ilr-ttul,. Ts'aitonal linnk tinililiii,.-. I'lion,. Main AKOnTTiXTsi C. It. Mlll.'r. .r. hlti .'t. Itoom 11, La Grand. Xntiomti liauk llulldlutf, La 'rande, Ori-Mipn. LOST. If there is one occupation which most women .are sute they can fill without any previous training; it is that of saleswoman in a department store- It is admitted that they spend enough tirite in such stores to qualify them, but when it conn's to actini; such a role for the motion pictures that is a different thing. In her next picture, "Her Social Value," which will be shown as n First National attraction at the (.Ar cade Theatre today anil Saturday, Miss Katherine Mai'Donald" portrays the part of a saleswoman in a de-j parlmer.t store, but to make suroj that she would do it in the lix'ht man-j ner, she spent half a day in a real department store in Los Angeles, in otdtr to perfect herself. Th-sw are! dramatic and spectacular thrills in' the pioduction, one of the leiH-r i.e-l intr a realistic avalanche of. io(l;V down a mouniitt side, whk-n bu-ies! towns and huts, and knocks', down ttees as though they were ll'.ttcnes. It is. one of the most impu'sr-ivu scenes ever filmed- " I A late news .reel is als-i bcin;r: shown. ! maid rival. Theoilore Itnboi-ts has :t cbaiactttistic role. Others in tb., cast a 1 1 Raymond llatton, ltebe Oan iijs, Mildie.l Kearden, Hubert Cain,1 i Kilna Mim Cooper, anil liny Oliver. ( j AT SHKHIIY'S LAST DAY ULASS HOI SI S." Keen approval of the little star 'effoit's and the excellent story in: which she appears was manifested m' the Sherry Theatre yesterday when; 'C.'less Houses." Viola liana's newest; pioduction released by Metro, was' presented for the fiist time in tlr. citv. ANDFEELS FINE! I'ortland Citizen Declare Tanlac Did llim More (iood Than Long Trip ( oiiipktelv Itelievetl of Stubborn Stomach Trouble. LOST Hay horse with roached mane, newly shod. Branded H. U. on left shoulder. $15-00 reward. Main 5118. ti-27-Utp NOTABLE CAST FOI! NF.W CECIL' , l)E MILLE I'KTl UK l'ltODL'CI'ION. 1 Notable casts have always been features of productions b y Cecil H. l)e Mille, but in "Male and Female ', t.:.. I...,. vi i. '. r...' LOST Sunday j June 25th, a dfirk sack coat, between Wallowa Hill and La Grande. Rewanl. H .nap.nan, r.nierpr.se, vc. o-o- ,.s phyi ,.Thc A(imi,.ilbt. (nchton,"; - the master diiector has fairly out-; FOIl KENT . . j lone himself. For the important , -,. n.n.n.,-,., -l roles in this picture, which will be. FOI! RENT Four loom modern fur-Uhown at the Star Theatre Saturday j nished house. Phone :i!itl-.M. an(1 Sunday, some of the most prom-i ; tnent players in filmdom have been1 assemble. 1 nomas Meijrhan has thi FOK RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 1512 Adams avenue. Rhone :!il0-J. (-2:t-tf Alt TIOXEEItS ii:i: iT. s.ile.s miiiralit.',' l'aoiu! 'J S ." - r.-i i-ii; IAXO TtXKKS I'l M Vi.ill- oi k I Ni I-,-,iii lino wlllloill -exll'li ill. ,.1. Cull Xi-w-il-l-omlia.-i.t. Itoy -l-l.'.-ll ' 1 F3ATEENAL LDiSOTORY, f i 'j'he i:r-itiirli"i fi .,t AmprlfoTi Teo ' . M'i, l.i.-. tri i-vi i fii.-i :nnl lliil-l V TiUrs.J:.v , v. -Mi :U 1 'l'i - t -rf Hal tCoiji.: nr. ti,..i .u: t;.e now yuliciys '.All visiting I'n ni:' r.- J.-ouiO. ,1 W. T. 1'A i"' ! .N, ' MA'iV i-:. MAVVII-l.M, , . CuJ'IO.tpttlHll'llt. U O. O. M. Ln 'liiii'ln l.udue N. 8". I-oynl Ordrr of. M-.n-'. holtla regtlnr iiR-cliiir;! i v.-: - '1 finr.il.iv niirht nt 8 p. m. at fXl'l l'VU"V. s Mull. Tho Wo rnCM'H Mo.'-1- :irl L.'ii.xi meort su-c-nnil tiH ff, ut (h Tliiir.stlrtVH of each .month. Vorn-n I.-i?ion r the World im"''L pocmim! M'nii:tv of each niontn. Vixlioje flwnj welcome. j. j. u.!:ln, Jiinntor. W. I'1. M.IM'.H A MM Kit, S0C. -I, a (.;rniui l-odse No. i ts f.ut U 1 hurstj-y ev U. P. O. KT,K 433. i.o'iiiH i enlntc st i irivlfi;3 NuLaSi SKIFF. KxFtlted Ruler t.-rfully exu-nded to an uniiHM WnnDMKN Olf A.MKUIOA I,n (irnndr (Vtmn No. 7703 nif(L on thn rirnl Thursdav fVt'li illtf of oacll mnnlh, in tim K. or 1'. Hall. Vlaltltiff iu'ltjhbora vMnm E. It. U.'NTJO. V. C, jakt: .HOriToric. flprk. ! onrt a m i.h. urandp Lodtre No. 4i, A. F. mid A. M.. In. Ids retfula'' jn'Ct:nK flfft P!,fl lhlr(1 Krldnya at 7 p. si, Cordi.-il wt-lcrtme to all Ni i. 2"!', sieet Kmilca Uatl. j A'il.KS A Frii'-T niixht nt vi.mnif 'iic''v',;;:!jjv'r'.'Kp. T. li.' IdltDSKl.U Bee. v 'iiii: No. .10:' woon .-..GrnCu Car Tirrt lino iniro hall. All vIslttt'B t- tllrS VV!,C ;,t ,f ; -' rtcrk. 14ni:mM yl-22, tlonal liarih l-Mfr. JD1IN SCOTT. C. C. Ki J. KITOMION. Clerk. WOULD I." Meet every day at Enfrlea ;ltlnrs wi',:onia. ( .ofi'ii'e of thu La Grande N&- KMIIHTS I.' !' I'MHIAS-lt.-.l Vrnn Loa,-i. No. 27, iocfi pvcry Monday venlri; tn I'artio Hall IK. of P. Hall), at K 1- m- A rlhian welcome l WA7KK?SXis. C. C. C. L. IH'.AMAM. K. li. S. MISCKLLAXEOrS part of Chrichton, the exttaol dinary hpehsh hntler who t-o-.-or::'..! pva'-ticii'- Xothini' but u real medicine would I do what Tanlac has done for me," It is at this point that there occurs' said Rudolph Redman, K47 Kellog St., a series of complicaleil tiilventur.' . l'oi'.laiul, Ore. with llillv laboring ur.ib'r the iinpres-j "jn tii,. past three yenrs it seems sirii that his wife is a notorious like 1 lave taken everything under cYook- How she clears herself anillie sun for a bad case of stomach' the subsmuent developments in do-, tumble. My appetite was so poor: so gives Viola Dana the looniest op-! that even the little 1 did eat failed pot utility of her career. ; to digest properly, causing me awful . - iva'iis. I had severe headaches and, nl times when I would stoop over and "TEHS OF THE STOIIM COI N TLX i , , ,,lifit. ..vervthing would be AT THE i.lill-.XS liiHiin l before my eyes ami I would ! remly fail. I was so nervous the With Hilda lirosilie InkliiK lh(,;le;is'. little noise would cause me to lending rule, "Toss i f the Storm i jump, I came down to Portland from Country." the play thai earned Mary ! Canada, Hit mv condition became so IMi kford the .name of " America's , i,. ( ,. to lay off from time to Sweetheart." will bo preaenteil at 'time. the Cardens tonight and toinnmiw! ilut Tanlac has done the work for night in the farewell appearance of, me. Xv nphetile is just fine, I eat Kelly's Comedians In l.a Orainl". -anything I want and the headaches The Trl-Clty Musical Revue of 1 ' 2 2 ,; :--.ine.-s arc all gone. I ve been will be tho attraction on Suiulav ! eainiin' in weight and strength right night with Phil Berg staying over 0mr nd don't hesitate to endorse to lead the new musical ciiuiedy. i T;inlac heartily." "Tess of tho Storm Country" tsj Tanlac is sold b-- all good drug set an the shores of Lake Cayuga isi, Adv. in New York and is a story of the York rnlks that lias neon tutu ami, Th );avl,1;; (lf t,s comedv driimn reread many limes by the public I ,.,,.,, u,u,suallv largo cant, Special scenery has been prepared whi(.h lu.m,,s fnrl , people. The Tor the play and this I,: the iir" , intermissions will find a number pf tlnio this show has-been shown in fi.s, (,,11Rll v.H11,.vn np,.ealle'3 thlit l.a C.ranilB at popular pric -s. Miss,,,.,, l0 p(,,,s,,, ., Brosche has played the part of Ti ss j , about 200 times, this being one of her favorite roles.' As usual , Hl.il '; I'OC LTI! YM EN, ATTENTION! Berg will be on hand fith bis com-1 Rigular poultry meeting SaturdaV. edy lliu's that have made such a hit ; July 1. at J :',0 p. in. Everyone ro with the people of l.a Crand'V I ,-:ii. d to a'ieti.1. li-'.'O-'M Fine for Swimming See Our G. & M. Suits $4.50 to $6.50 Ladies' Swimming Suits $0.00 and $7.50 Let us make you a tailor-made suit, with quality and style, ' A A a $58.00 to $78.00 The Toggery Andrews Bros. KXOX II ATS f mm-mrn Get your ice from the M. A. Stillwell Meat Co. It will b delivered when you want it. PHONE MAIN 700 COMBINATION BRICK Ice Cream fui nished to order. Talace Con fectionery. li-24-tf FUR yUlCK Messenger call 'Main 505. SEBVICE 6-12-tf JOSEPH-LA GRANDE Auto Stage leaves Joseph and 7:30 a. m.; leaves La Grande at 2:00 p. m. 5-10-tf H K MSTI TC 11 1 N ti, Buttons Covered Mrs. L. H. Norton, 00(i Adams Ave. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER at Leigh ton's Welding & Machine Works. 4-16-tf FOR TRADE. A good house and barn, large lot, and garaee, near tho court hous? Will trade fur any kind of live stock or vacant lots or good automobile. SECURITY IjAiND & SAVINGS CO (i-2fl-.'it LOCAL CORSETIERE for Barclej Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. 8-1-tf LEHMAN SPRINGS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. Music this summer by McEIroy' Orchestra. A few empty cabins left, make reservations early. Big boxing and wrestling match the 4th of July Phone or write to Lehmun Springs for reservations. ' T. B. BUFFINGTON, f!-12-2ot Munager. . Come to Think of It A man was describing to n woman Hie compensations of nature how Id the blind the feeling of loin-n was acute; bow those who were deaf In one ear often beard clearly with the other, and bow n person blinded in one eye often sees extra w-ell with the sound eye. "Yes," said she, "It's re markable. And, come to think of It, I 'have alwnys noticed that If a person has one short leg the other Is always longer." 'tm mjM ill t1( M ffi'.'i :fit a.-.-'m'iation of. I.n Cr-'udo I-oi" No. ! IlfBlU V Vlaitln M. Lj-ltri! itn-tfl first L p. in. ni.d third ed p. ni.. "t K. of P. Hnll. , v;i v.-i li'fur.e, AU:Ii. 31 A n V fi Al.liA'inlilli Ci'MHiii. ndur. MAUJOIIIF. KATON, f C El -O. K. Si. It"!'" Chi'l'ti-r Ko. 13, O. B. 8.. rolii, s-'il-.l ' oiii'iiimh'atloTi the. sec-; o'ml and f.-ir.i, We.ln. Mlays of each; : nioiiili. VinitioB "-.. mbe-ra cordiallj , i-;.-. H f:P"vi-;. SANITARY ICE CO. Two Phones 597-J 297-M W. D. GRANDY, Prop. esWJ A Standard Oil , : ; Service Station Here To give thf iiii.inrists of r.ii (Iraiitli' our l'ull HH'tropclit.ui service, vu sluill open a Standard Oil Serviee'Slalioii at Itli and Adams streets. It will lie open aliout -Inly SI h. vI)esiKiied and eiuippetl I'm' tlie siecil'i.' )iir pose ni' .niviiif; iiiek scrvii-e Furnished with the latest ami most accurate equipment 1'nr the slnra.n'e, measurement, and de livery of oil producs ' , l'laeed at a convenient spot for the molorisis of this city Kept constantly spick and span, lintli the sta tion and its equipment and the lawns and drive ways ' In chiirye of men whose courtesy and knowl edge of the motorists' needs have rendered them elitrilile to this service. They will not only sell 1'etl Crown gasoline, Zeroleiie oils and! other Standard Oil products, but will ol'l'er p. on air for your tires, water for your .radiator anil other courteous attcnt ion, I'or which no charge is made. Hack of this station are the resources, knowl edge and expeiieifi1,' of the Standard Oil Com pany and its organization of hkhv than 1(1,0(10 employees, loyal to a man, expertly supervised, ami divcHed with one aim to produce high-quaiit-v products and give reliable service. ' STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California ) Taxes We Can Reduce Over 1 50 Years Ago Benjamin Franklin Said "Friends, the taxes are indeed very heavy and ii those laid' by the- (loveru ment' were the only ones we had to pay, we might more easily discharge them; hut we have ninny ot hers,' and much more grievous to somie of us. We arc taxed twice as much by our idleness", three times as much by our -pride, Hint four times as much hy our folly; and . from these taxeJi tlu' ''uimnissioners can not ease or deliver us, by allowing an abatement." Uuited States National Bank ' La Grande, Oregon Here She Is Good As New "With cylinders REonOUNn, AND FITTED WITH McQuay Norrls Piston Kings, Pistons and Pins, your motor Is practically as good as new," says tho cylinder regrinder. Motorists are Just beginning to realize how much added lire, and mileage, can be givii thalr cars by having cylinders reground, and new rings, pistons and pins Installed. When these three vital units are renewed lit a regiound cylinder block, the reault Is prac tically a new motor. In every section of the country are shops which npeelnllie In regrlnding equipped wllh special tools and machinery for this work. Your repairman can leil you whether new pinion rings alone are all your motor needs to bring bnrk Its lost power, or whether the cylinders of ynur motor niied regrlnding and complete now ring, piston and pin equipment. There Is a McQuay-NorrlH Ring made from Electric Iron for every purpose and price; specially designed and manufac tured for replacement purpowa each type designed for the par ticular motor It Tits. All standard sizes unil 0ver-si7.es. An ex tract from McCJuny-Nprrls, Saturday Evening Post. V'ou can get quick service front us. LEIGHTON'S WELDING & MACHINE WORKS La firande, Oregon w. M. : IX' Next Year Tom Will Raise Dandelions BY ALLMANi . OH.WIAT Df-AO-n-FUL ECV'5! OS. I OUST VE S.TOM : PL&STEP THEM- HE WOHKEO l',-' SO HARD IN THE 6ARDEMTMIS U .- . nt-vl St-hlWG-DOKiE.IIMC'J " wtoni-1 B-Fi-E HE'D QOIT-IWAS&LAD That They Did sovjelloM HIS ACCOUNT - " V, M "V 1" UV I LA . .is. -ti, 1 MRS BLACK I WANT VtfO To TAKE THESE UMTH VOU Vau IDVE ROSES SO MIXH- 71 on thank You MR:? Duff TELL MR DUFF HIS HAKO WORK WAbM'T WASTED HE HAS SOMETWIHCj TO SHOW FOR IT' m .-- ,.'; T SAW.EOA'CO'WP. DEEM iODDilIci tfj ME VOCKIJW IM fc;: GARPEM -COME IM UEIiT. A p.'W MIWlTE AHV LET Mfi 5HL)W Vt0 SOME POSE IM t)lOOM - u'1 . FlR ME AMD r i ,i H" . ,r"i CH HCLEW - WHAT , C-rcAME OF A LL MV V- NO.NOT TONIOHT -CATS ArcEVJAITIW' M MUNOe!v -i;.t i ? .i I' i. t ,v; .... 1 f -") M(?S. PtAt K V'A3 heue this aft6i noow Anc she is so FOUO OF fCortES THAT I GAVE. THEM TO HEK 6- $1: i; si .- :i' vr:::cza JL if' fin Long Distance Service "Station-tfJStation" 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 "Bell System." . i Y Y . Okla. 'II I "1 , ;t : I li' i nuie totally built' ', orevoil Oil 111,' llllllll Of ' jKilwartls. that hi) comlllttl 'by haiiglns. '..Independent one Co o l