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LA fJRAXTTR EVFA'TVfl Or.F.FNVKR PACK SEVEN" Classified Want Ads I THEATRES !'101IY Ml) UK ATTN ACTION' AT ! Till: OAltlllNS TOMUIT Tin II CITY IIKVI'H (JOI.S TO It AK Kit Like This, Girls? PROFESSIONAL r DIRECTORY OSTKOPATIiU IMIYS.CI.WS rim su; ou tu.uh; l'APKH l-'OK APPLE AM)' FRUIT l!oxes for n'e at the Oli.-erver of I fire, (heap. 7-8-tf Dli- .1. I.. IXCL! KT l.VCLK IMHt-jrradiiii!' WiU return SimiiiuT 1!UIl'- ! Mi MAI!(.AK-KOR ' SALE Factory ' Pine Block-' Mth-i. Tali in Ancle ill it- IMIYSK IAVS AND SI Udi.oNK tiKO. H. VKHUS, M. .--- ;,;n.-ral Hutk ery. Offii'n ov.t Silvi-rthoi n a. OUicu phone Mnln 113. -1 1 t : I II mill Vt Ha More. m ATI it!-; r UK UK. A. N. MA YVlM.i'. chronic discus- s. Therapy nml ";i t'lrnp tilitoit di.-on. i"t. i). i I'll run It1 1 1 ,iluclir', i . I'ds, M-i-hnno-lli. Skin a ltd ins ili.fnsus. -Tita Kci.-ttirn ApIU'ruliclliH. C'.'isliivitl.ii!, H(iw?l Trouble; Ml kttt.i-. i.r f'iiri'tne Dii-is-mif(-f."stiliy (r.-.it.ii. Cluiiut .fuin 61:i. Iioom I, 2, ;;. swtn l floor Cooi- Itfie W'lic-rmn 'M- St;r Thrntrn. Of fice hmir.s, in io ;u ;i. in, l:3u iu 5:00 p. m. OonsuU.-t't.m fur'. 3-4-tr wood. Main Union ISK, l'"OK SALE Otttape: house of six mums with bath, electric lights and cement cellar all in good condition, (lose in and desiiuhle to buy. Phone- Main M)U. 7-7-tf KOU SALE Harani in tuarter sawed ouk dining room furniture. Table, chairs, buffet, plate glass shelves,' mirror, bark china cabinet and serving table. Also other pieces of furniture including sec tional bookca:-e and one Universal range, inquire at Observer office-7-6-tf S The Tri-City Revue of li2'J. that i pimBJi h"! been playing in The (lardens lov! , , lour days, left toc'ay for Hakcr, win r,. ( i.i-tn. rr.m.ii .- i trlPV W1j open a week s engagement AIU'AIH-: IN "l'(KTLI(iMTS" a,u,' in their pluCL. Taylor lliotln-iV featuring Toby, who were in La Elrfle KergtiKou, who Is starring (;ihm,i,. during the 'spring, will t;.k in "FuotliKht!," a Paramount pic- thoir place during .he romiiu; wet '. tine which will be shown at the The final show, "Abie, The Ped- Areade Theatre Tuesday and Wed- (nir given by the Musical iKevu.' nestlay brings to her role the finesse just evening ami Saturday evening. was every bit as (rood as the open ing engagement, again featuring Vh Herg as the laugh producing .lew. The plot was centered about one Abie, a shin string peddler, who took ov er the duties of a deputy sheriff and in the second act, again chowed how little he knew about betting. liox Company, nhune."' :,l,tl1 ts,hf",ul experience 7-7-i;ti ' l)a,t' which portrays an Anier. ' : tj" who is Introduced ou the New FOK SALE Alfalfa hay in field J. 1). Dobbin, Phone Farmers 20x. DK. J. K. WOOD Nattir:piiih. dlfi'HHi a ppt' but i:id. nv boura. 10 to tO H I! VMI it)t-X. M.I, -t'hlrnprnctor nri'l (iih mid rhrniilc . Sunt- 20, .Sini-Iv.-rthi. ill's. Of fit; . 1 ; ;n :") p. oi., 7 ati";:i;::ys ifuiiditiK- I. ! t'OCHHAN ami i . J :i : : ; 1 1 , K I Cieo. T. ('urhrvu rthI "'"!.!: II. I ; ti.-r hnnj, At torncja. IjR UntiiJ'- Natiuiiftl Bauk lOilldlnie. fM'i:A( IV-US J. J. McLKLUN (ilon'tl tivi! !-,rn:i if i a i ft. K'Ki-n i :, 1-tbnk HuiMiit". ittr-il profi-s- ir iy i m; and i iinln Nalloiml .u Miiln HI. G. li. Miller. Ar'-hlt.-: t. It.ir.ni It, Al'CTlONLLItS Ai:'no-ioi.;); t lulH-cl-. . ImiI iii 'al'S IAN.) Tt .t;i'S FRATERNAL DIRECTORY "llio I trot Tier tnf1!!, mil 2SHH, lui'H i - Thurso" iy .-vi- tjullii- MIMl IllVi A II VlSlllili; 'i vi:oni;. (im.ii . l Am rlcrin K'Mi'i-- 11 jm.vU . nil v- l.-S tl:il' I'ort'tmin, HAKY K. MA ll.t.I'J, Oorroniomli:iit. U O. (. M. 1-u Ojfirii-lf) No. fjftO, Loyal ordor of .Mhimc lioltin n'aliir nu.'i tinr I'Vcrv T)iir. c I n nirlit t ti p. ni. at Odil I'VUo-vs' Unit. Tito Wo-Iin-n'n Moiw'ln'.'iil iiic'H H:f- fiiHt tid lo'irth Tlmi Mi:i s of o.-iclt rnontii. Moosi' l,". ii,n of tin World ni'' tn !-. .ni Mmi i!h- of each monlli. V'iil..ia alwti.-t v, mi', . .) .1. i i i; i, , Pt'-lfitor. W. b M.IMIIIAMMKK, S.'C. I). FT.KS l.i Ln 1 1 1 n u i .i .Hut" Lorii?e No. i t ii- h Ttiut jii:'.y 'v !;. Monif mill rlur illy nxii-tidi-d to all F. 1- KA ; V I FxaMed Ruler v -Ti'ii'.'-y. 1.h tiriinri.- vn the ri r- t. Thur.' month, In Hit- l li i' hni'f) '.! F.. I!. .1 A : i' of 1'. KIN'Oi i' AMritH'A 7 TUtJ liii ':ti on '.I'insf -(' em-h Mull. VisUllitf . V. O., run;, chrt. A. ic. itr-d A. M - I ,i 0: :inli! Lodu No. 4 1. A. K. n .'d A. M.. Iiolds n-KiilK nu-lln;- f:r: t nnd third I'"r!dy4 mi 7 3i p. m. i 'nrdml wrh-:ino to all Mm r.nn. r ris'ON'inr. w. M. k. h. i:in;o. s.i-. cmtv i-'-'iriv nti '.' i: !ti4li Hall. WANTKD W ANTKD Tennis on lumber haul fnim l.udil C'BHi'on Mill to Lone Tn-c, White 1'inu & l.umter o. WA.NTKI) TO UKNT Throo or four niotlotn unfurnish"d rooms or 4 or five room modern hou.-e. Add 'ess liox U(1. U-21-tf LOST. York stuse nn an Ktisstaii uelre'ss, ehallent;es the best of .Miss lvr gusou's art. In one scene she gives an impersonation of Kddio Koy anil in another. sho has a fencing bout. All throiiKh the picture there are the two personalities at play, the one of tht piirltuuical New KiiKland Birl, and that of the pampered IIuh sian actress. In making this picture. Miss Fer guson has broken a pieccdent. She has refused to appear in many plays and pictures, dealing with the st:ige feeling that aa true presentation of the profession has been given, ' Footlights" tells the story of a von.l.'t-il'u nut. Wu'iifr u'lui hecomes liTliU-Stpjine. ;nost famous actress in Aiikt iea. Her rise to fame, although I unique In every way. is matleU throagh struggles, hardships and saeiitices. It is not the exaggerated story of nn overnight career with flowers and dinner parties. To reach this height, Lizzie Parsons, had to give up her triends and past asso ciations and lose her identity in that, of a Stussiuu. .Miss Ferguson's interpretation of this role makes "Footlights" the outstanding picture of the year. Reginald Denny heads . a capalil" supporting cast of players. Uound tour of the "Leather 1'ush ,.rs" will also be shown. 7-8-: LOST Chain and gold ball off watch I . ff.ii ; .Ma.ionic emblem on inside of.l.l!K TWAIN TK.VHKS ball. Hewald. Lot Snodgruss, j HV ( AI SIM. I.ACIJUTI'.I! .S iiimer Hotel. 7-fi-(it ; you 'laugh, and Lti.ST--l)n l!i or brown hor newly shod. shoulder. $15.00 5118. -X. ' i 'Mlaugh while veil letiin. with reached mane.i , .... I'.nmded II U on left reward- .Main 7-8-7lp lf(JH ffi:.T FOK KKNT Furnished apartment Willi halh. Call at No. Hepot street, l'hone 27t;-.M. 7-S-tf Ft)l HKNT Nicely furnished three room apartment. J:J12 (J avenue, l'hone -IM-W. 7-K-ltp Ftilt IIF.NT (iarage, per month. 2101 Second, corner Second nnd Jefferson. Phone f.10-,1. 7-H-:U 'OK li1!-: NT Thiee room apartment downstairs. No children. Inquire lXi:; Thi-.l slret. 7--:itp FtiK KKNT Apart nent in New Fid ev lildir- lnouire of J. J. Foley. 7Ji-tf FOU KKNT Two fine furnished rooms for light housekeeping- down stairs. 1017 Fourth street, corner rourtli, Spring and riith streets , 7-1-tf This might have been the motto that .Mark Twain kept on his desk, pr.d while he wrote1 "A Coniiecicut Yankee in King Arthurs Court, which, In film form, Is coming to Hie Arcade Theatre f his week as n wpeciol William Fox ut traction. Hut Mark Twin hud no sucn Idea. "A Connecticut Yankee'' was not meant to hi Instructive. It was meant to throw ridicule upon the idea that the .Middle Ages were a better time than the present. Hut it tihches In spile of itself. The adventures of young Martin Caven dish among King Arthur's knights and ladies tell, better than nil the history hooks, just what life in the .Middle Ages was like without plumbing, without telephone, with out good roads. "A Connecticut Yankee" is the modern Don ljulxnte. It hns done more than any other hook or play lo prove that men are as cliivalraus today aH they were In the days "when knights were bold." FOK IKKNT An apartment in Washington Apartment House, children. 7 SHKItUYS LAST DAY OF (ilil.M CO.MKIHAN." Marjorlo lninlelx. IS. Chlenro, di-vl.-vd this little fashion in hangs, but sh') didn't pat-nt It. Yell am copv It tt you wish. Ij Let Ug Make a Tailor Made ; Suit for You $50 to $78.50 '! Summer Ware l'oiicc Sliirls i; It. iv- W. Scmi-Snl'i ('(illnrs !. I't. iv W. Shirt-; i O'l liiiilicll Slmcs The Toggery Tito loenl Seout Trnonn expect to lii-ln at the enmint; rhnut;iuiua t.i every way possible. Last yeir tin1 buys kept two of their number M the bootb all durinfi the week to tii Uo tebvhoiiH iiussnKe! -:iiul m-. v. They also ushered In t!i :ivil;or each afternoon aiut evoninir. :m well as helpiiiR to keep tin jjnmiois ele.tu and In order. I his year tii are niueh better organized tlum tin-' were la.-t yenr. no they eMr--r to nlve correspond inRly b"tt( :' sei . li e. Tlio uftcriKion of no Fonrlli, a. nnniber of the inns went v-v iJnii'nji ;it the t'onniry clab. T- , nuler ftne and the tcllmv; ;til ;.iii Hint tliey had ;i bidte: tin.--, or :it l.;i-l il cooler ti.lie. th.Ul t'lo:' wi m went lo linker or KIjmii. Mr. I'tyl:. show I'tl several m'Mli.ul.i of lii i akiii;; Mi.' M"ip of ii dni'vpiii!; jit-rMnt. The j hiim-h hiked luiuie ibiiit r u'i it., A lid rows lro,s. Lot Us Clean and Press Your CloUios KXOX HATS meiiibi r-liip in VI niorirhn. No Smut Commissioner Vryke. in trether with n pirty of tluee, left Sunday for Fix, Spring to look thH ground over Mm a view t,i establishing a pemuine.vt Imys' ennip ; isl shi. tliere. The place is h.ii.-i .0 "to t.P ui for such a purpose, ,loo- fl ,hln. yood water, virgin forests .t 'lie party will return Ti'.'-s.biy nluiit. 1'liuM for the seoiu miiuM't -:nii will bo taken up as so. ;is tic jilaeo is deeidMl irm. ;i.sip n.-ou.;!it to An-,erica. I'lllie-le ate'l slin-ii u i-i e found 11 Alet iea. 'I lie liij; li.:n or wild KneUx iiUMMitli'li sliei p ."e l;ii.i to :he lirM sei:li'i s, but I'u'n' is to dnim-sil. ale tlieiu unit e:-it-' ilieiii iiilt diiine Heilled .slieep liae lioveu l'alltircs. 'I'lie early Imri'ilmiiep j w 1 : e m.nle by l!ie S;-!illi illvover-eiv ,.;i the Kuk llsll setllers-. folpiiibiis 1- ,L'ht SlLill- P to Am ri. 1, in I I'A'i. In Spa 1 if --It vth., ji were hit roi lured into t'loi j.ia nn,) in i;r:! inio t 'aliionilu. In li:if.t n ep were i:;!n ilu.v.I inlo 'ir .inia in-i.i l-.ni.Iai.tf. .1 M'.WKSK SKK 1'l.OT. '1 ! t( I - JapiineNe stateniiivit de- l;u o a e't'vei iv plaiiiu d pi opj;Mm!a ;a:!::u,h lieiiuv carried out to ' le:!il .1. ;;an and ti bliunl it tls ''tile Uei -nany oi' the l'ar Kasl." 1111: want ads! A Splendid .Mi-d:ri;ie for (!;. Slam:! anri l.iver. " 'iiaml n-ai'li nnd I lire of tli bor of ii i William When bilhu with indijeestio. will .li- v !i:v t (lilah; liter. LA GRANDE iti i Ttii: t t;s! Laugh at Hot Weather By Using an Electric Fan. H. & S. ELECTRIC Electrical Contractors 105 Depot Slroct. Phone li'Kl-W Permanent A5 the Pyramids" I.-llllll'.'ftl!flTS of nuii,hK rrti n oiimlnilon m Sit ;J ll sin, H , I'liininey Siuver Water lrrli:al Ion Culvert IlllllllllO WELL CURBING Plione Main 120 i a 11 -SEPTIC TANKS FafMv)iy IsI:hhI City Tin-: .MISCKI.L.WI.OI S lt )i l.AMi: HACK, Rheumatism, lumbago, pains in bones and mus-cU-.i, use Id Scotch i.iniment the btt reliever known on the market Send direct to hej.diunrters for the family size bottle. I'rice one dollar fifty "cent;.- a bottle, four buttles lur five dollars. I 'it reel Post pre paid. Send to Ci. A. Masse & Co., Ktacada, Ore. For Portland trade, Clarke, Woodward lni Co.. i:;0:'i' West Park St., Portland, Ore. 7-7-:Ui the! In confirmation ol all the advance Noj '"formation that hiu bten jrleaned IJ-tfj about Kita Weiinan's first photoplay wi itten directly lor the screen, the jtioldwyn presentation of "The Cirim Cometlian," at the Sheiry Then I re, w! reuses u- to add a word of commen dation for the author s admirable work, as well a.-i foi the fine treat ment it haa received at the hands of J the director, Frank Lloyd, ami a cast of excellent players. Though the subject is del iea te, thcie is nothing sutrtfcstive or xiniliirnified in the stry. The drama revolve.- upon a inother'nf sitciilice lor ncr daughter s weltiire. liut to reveal the story would be to the obscrvet s enjoyment. .Stti- 1'ice it to say that the background hi the.tti ical life behind the scenes. Many of the' most beautiful nifrhl scents we have ever seen ou the scieen show the white lights of llroaif way nt their whitest It is said that Mr. I.lovd, the director, took his four l leading players t the way from Cnli foinia to New York ft !hotojrraph a OlilKNTAL MIODhi-; ItOUSK. ! f,w i,cn l-roadwy. l hese were Chon Sutv and Noodles. 2012 Kourthj tsucn ''' No,"?,'rt1 "r";Lm T rtsu.,ls s'rret. Kvervthinc neat and clean. ,we 1 wn, th lha cfl(0,rt; ' he p. in- ! art rnoeee num. viiorni nupe, .juck QUICK call iMain 5!J-r Messenger SKKV1CK C-12-tf It KMSTITCHINC, IluMons Covered Mrs. I.. H- Norton, i)0 Adams Ave. Lefs .Remodel and'' Repair - 1 UlT TiTl42i thniTh "I '5 P' a It in.'iv lie :i new r,inf, (ir some eniiveninit luiiii-iii l'e:ihire, like n lireiild'n.sl: iili-nvc, will m.-ike 1hv lionie mure aitrnelive iind (lie wm k ensier. Pnssilily !i ulitlel'inu:. "i-l.'Mli'e nlliiriii;.', flour is just Hie lliiii' ri.nlit now! An addilioij i Ihe hed l-onm up m s1i iniiit eliiniiuile any einliai'i'iissiiiciir f(." iinexjiected fjnest. 1'liese are merely a few sno-rst run:-. jiroveiiielits u( ymir home iinpiMM ,,; -: so miieh tin Ihe value of your jii'oprlly eii,oyineiit. h-M-il 'e)ui Villi poi'i-li and I iv im- ird !!, ; i!i.-!l md fo o;:r A I II pi mi. f.i.'-e '. ii Uj:----5-." W BREAD for the Healthy Out-Door Man lie neril.i plenty nr .frooil v.'hnle Kolne I'oiiiI find u li", siii'o nf llreiul JihH lilln the r.iol niti'l' a KUine or lolur trauii. l-:i'rrl;-e noil e:it Ihe lli:!;t feo:l. Vim will -ep liiu' ii to;) hiei I'm I fit for .in t liili;,'. linml Is Ihe l,i.'. f, o;l ran "t lor o.ir I. i!ay, anil pH'.'ity ol il Ini'.ii ni-aim laliiip l-a. illlto'l tor vim ii u ii ii il o' i.i"lva!'!!i "'ir v lo. nt e'.-iri-;lr., I ,.,. I. ...jiiif y Now i;i I In l IniM to mil up vonr Kroret ;u:d toll b!m lo tien i you a loaf of SUPERFINE B?:vD the loaf ol' pnru Macphcrr,o:i'G i-..',...', . ,' : ,r M..-1-. .-vervlt of .rooking ..... ..... .1 M ,it . I.Tn rtftw : i -.i- ni'': i. :!,! "r wcii-'.m-. I LOCAL COKSETIhKE for Karclcj j Holt and John liarron. i. v,y.,i.i ..; i .. ..i i.-e ... .... Corset. Mm. J. F. O'Conne , 1104 ai. nm.wmir -.m mo ne, a ... ,. . ,.,..ri: , . : 2-. I. 'triiu. Na- ,. U- 1A1.1 .;,!..! t-vo reel eoninly. ! . z::n:":n lM . c,i(;. y., i,k,i ,11;:v v...i...i,i.. s m i ,i . v - . ... , i.' . v rv Mondav ricoir-uKe. won vjuaranwea. ; lilciiH I'll IHT I or re pall' WOIK, lollloi ie' i 1 1" '!' WW '. f-ver.l i.u iV r-.U" -M1 fK. of e. . 8-1-tX I I .. i;..,,. . ! to fil1 Vj's:KK"l;Trr:Vl-:K. C. c. Fr MrCoannH Ued Liniment J T C A 1 I c 'i, 'V?':Yn ic. it. S. and other productM see or write ('has. g JjH- VirclIlClG , zwxm ' " "ox 47' '"--s'''! TSXf I The Grande Reticle i ;;.';i,!v ii mm an si-kini;s oi-kn to :! WEAVING WORKS j iv :! i'. i". p' K. Unit- THK I'l'liLIC I1 Mat t n-nfu's of all kinils rlenneil J 1 " V'"'l,,llts':Ma'oAVxAlER. Music this summer by .NUKlroy1 ; ! r. hullt. Feat her Rennvnil.iK. , Lilllllu3i KQ. ' .. '."-!'lr. Oreheslra. A few nmntv cabins left. !" Ii,lcs " ,'l"ff f"r ! ! !: Kver. make reservation early. Biff imxina ; ( rl !mil u ,.,,,.,, , Exclusive Representative of tli o National n- H-ii.ir.. . -f-r II. B. 8.. wrestling match the 4th of July , M2. sl.r.n anil ., " ., , ' h.r...... .-... , l'kone or write to Unman FprinB.- J rhas. l-;,lwar,ls. lhop. ! Builders Bui'Cai'. ,.,lv , ... t. rill... , ' '.-ii v'-'m-ri C.rJiaili for reservations. ii l'hone 2.-.3-W ! ' I !.',, v,.; "" ' M -l.l.llj ;.-.-tVl.l W" L r..H.C,t Manager. ' r j i.T,i'iI:Vr ': ori-fx It's a Hard Life BY ALLMAri --TEW -HAVf I ' I I VEft. DOT VW KWOW . ; ;l j I, - J j CAM V(JU BEeT THAT?:IT TafLT. Ytf I liUVj'f lfwl.'T' ) I .'-. ACIfAn , I WHOM Yl MAV MEET THERE I j ;, WS. "n THE PAR" -"T in SOW, ."j Ooll(- r. A l.v.m. uwil'l i i ' ,- itr$A IT Nf.ve.2 HURT T.-J KFFP . C ' THAT'S &(- TAT. NO ONIONS ! Vou'i) MAK!.'. t':i . I J f UN L ' "--'--"- f L YOURSELF Lookimo K'KaiT ' 1 J. JJ W AND MAS THE MICtuOtJHtf AMU ,J I A mi ,.s . 0 y , ! I : i ''" i ,-' J,' . v. ;ftjl It ,.,- ..H MORy iboot how you look! ;1.-' '., "" " ' l j " ' wt.'PFl ONLY I Ml Jl AI.lRIG.HT- it 'i , Jij 1 ,' : ' , ,OING TO A ;atUJ I ALL iTloHT-I'LL W - k ? i I ! MOVIE ARF.N'T jgi . ' DULL ALL OP' ' ! H IS '. -Tfl'K i ) .-cfi L' , 1" ..- m m m ma ffi & i A, Stilwell Markets Main Market N. rir. Phone 700 Quality Market in Foley Hotel Bldg. Fhono IfJila 2?. I la ! vol i 1 1 ieil din' of mil- Oi ".:oii I 'ride . I la in. .' '.' 1 ii i nl; 1 lie i ii I iif I'iiH .-I lia ins c cr Milii ac i i i- i ! !' id (; M. A. STILWELL, Prop. raint Wiu .1 il i il I! Il i' IL.!! l --ii C I Co oiisincr (hi' iniioi ,;nie inn' il' 1 11! i I'lli'.'ilier. J. A. 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