Monday, August 14, 1922.'
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER '
PAGE SEVEN
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I Classified "Want" Ads
v PROFESSIONAL
:' DIRECTORY -OK sai-b on tilwu
ATT015XBY.S Foil SAi.Vy 'owner," good resi-
- ilcncc properly, fall 2005 Adams.
COCHRAN and EUGiliiAltn Ooo. T 8-)l-:it!
Cochran and Colon 1:. ICIusrhani. At- "
BuHaT'i Urawlo National Hank I'OK SA1.K Three or four Seta Of
- ' scales. Inuuire at Commercial
Creamer . 7-ay-tf.
CIIlROI'llACTO!!. .
nVltpTTlirrTr: PAPER FOR APPLE AND FRUIT
hi 1 it r S' (, "'"1"'""l'r' H"e for sale at the Observer of
New holey Huiltlinjr. - Hours 10 to fire. ( h.nn. 7.8-tf
12 a- m., 2 to 3 p. m. and 7 to 8 n
m,OR. J. B. WOODKM.. rt,ir,i,.ractor anil
Naturopath. Ntrvo.iH nml clirnnl?
alAs.s a pp.-tultv. Suite 21, Sonj
er Ulilg. Uvnr Kilt rlli.rn', (Ifllt-j
Hours. 10 to 12 a. in.. l:.w to T p. m., 1
to 8 evenings, hiti 4;t7-V.
CONTKAOTOI18
D, J. McLEMAN- Hectored pro(H.
Blonal civil Knirliicvr; aiirvi.yluK "no
- maps, lloom lis, l.a (irunH.? Natlou.nl
Bank Building, l'hona Main SI.
rrATUHE I'l'lSE
DR. A: N. MA Y V1L.LF. Specialist In
chronic diseases. MellnuiEt. .Mecliano
Therapy and Naturopath. Kltin and
blood diseases, n.-rvous ULseiiHea
Chronic Headache, iVz.'ina, Sciatita.
.Appendicitis, Constipation, llowel
Trouble: all kinds or Chronic DU.-ii-ea
successfully treated, l'iione Main
693. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Cool
ldse Bldg., opposite Star Theatre. Of
fice hours, 10 to 12 a. m., l:3tl to 5:00
p. m. Consultation free. 3-4-tr
OSTEOPATHIC I'HYSK'IAXS
DR. J. L. IN'c;l.E & .DR. .MARGARET
INGLE, Osteopaths. Di.sca.cj of
women and clvl'lren a specialty.
Office phone Main lijli. Residence
phone Wain 10(i, 2 rintrs. Sommet
Bids.
PHYSICIAN'S AM) SCltfJUO.VS
UBO. H. VEHB3, M. D. (leneral Sorc
ery. Office over Silvertliorn'a. Ofllcp
pnone Main 112;
J. J. DAUBY, M. 1). Physician an.
Pnre;eon. Over Pntnmn'H Drub' titon
1 Office phono 512-W.
PIANO TUX liltS
EXPKIIT I'lAN'O TUNING Clean an.
voire your piano without cxir:
ciiarge. Work HUaninli'.'tl. Call New
lln Hook Hloro lor oupoliitment. lto:
E. Phillips. 4-16 -If
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
VKOMKN.
Tfte KrotherhiKiu ot Aniprlenn Vto
fcien, UranUe Itoiule 1 -ioiinHt I'ftd No.
2HHG, meets vory first find lliit'i
Thuradiiy ,'veninfcfv nt I-'nU'W Tluli
Come and invent !-,;ite mo m.'W pullclea.
vlalting- meiiiOiTu wJcome.
. w. A. i'An i'..,
; ! nreman.
i MAKY AO. MAYVtl.LK,
j CamiFpontlent.
tu'O. O. M. La (irnncJo L.oUft No. 8 HO.
Loyal Order of .Maose, lioirla rtiguliir
Epeetlngi every Ti.ur.sdnv niht at K
p. in. at Odd FuIIowk' Hall. The Wo
men's Moosehoart Ioijlon mctiti at-c-Qnd
and . fourth TJmrsdnya of each
nonth. Moose Lesion of tlie World
meets second Moidtiy of each month.
YUitoif nlwavs velfome.
fa J. J. HJtLAN, IMctntor.
' ? U U Ui.lMCIJAM VI l:D Hon
B. P. O. KLKS La Grnnde LodMre No.
4SX. Lod;e meett each Thurndny ev
ening at 8 o'clock. Home and clu n
privileges cheerfully extended to all
Brother Elki.
S. JUT' AN OROWE, Lxnlted Ruler.
F. L. PEARSON, Secretary.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
La Grande Camp No. 7703 meet on
the first Thursday ovrnlng of each
month, tn the K. of l Hall. Vlaltltic
nelKhbora welcome.
E. R. RINGO, V. C,
JAKE ROSTOCK. Clerk.
A. F. anl A. M . La Orande Todg-o No.
41, A. F. and A. M., holds regular
Keetlnga first and thlid Fridnya at
7:80 p. m, Cordin.1 welcome to all
tMaaODH.
C. W. rtlNONER, W. M.
K. R. RINGO, B.C.
I. O. EAGLES 'Aerie No. 259,
very Friday night at Enlei
Vliltlntf member welcome.
Z. LILLY, W. P.
J. E. HIRDHKLU
meeti
Hail.
8po.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD Ln
Orande Camp No. 1;!. Slei'ta every
flrnt and third Monday at Entfle
hall. All vlflitlng ii'lKhburs weU-ome.
Dues payable at the office of thfc
clerk. Rooma 21-22, La Umndu Na
UoDai Bank Bld.
JOHN SCOTT, C. C.
R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk.
KNIGHTS OF PY'THIAS Red Croei
Lodge No. 27, moetJ every Monday
evening In Castle Hall (K. of P.
Hall), at 8 p. m. A FyUiian welcome
to all vlBltinp: Knlhtf.
FRANK A. TITRNER, C. C.
C. L. GRAHAM, It. It. 8.
WOMEN'S BRNEKIT ASS'CTATLON of
the Maccabees. I. a flrnnde L.i.Jv.e N"
27, "W. li. A. of M. L,(k1ko meets first
Thurfldfiy ftt 2 p. m. nnd thlnl Vr-A-aeRdfty
at 8 p. m., nt K. of P. Hull.
Visiting Pfaturs wclf-ontc-.
MRS. MARY r.AI.T.AOHER,
i-, Commander.
MARJOIUE K.vToN.
Record Koeper.
O. E. B. Hope Chapter No. Mi, O. K. S., i
holdi Btatd communication the :-1
ond and fourth Wftlne iys of each :
itonth. VlaitlriK members cordially
welco.ed,ErxiE o skv u w . '
ANN" A 8. Grtpv-K.
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
OLIVIA, I FEEL RATHER y -v -. jr " 'Tj c , o 1 ' 'f VOURE AURIGHt! )
f NERVOUS ABOUT ' OH ' ) HAT " HtLK ' , J NO DAMAGE - JUST )
V DOING This! "--x V. j wasTHAT )Clc'c,- HELP.' ) HELP- ( BACK VouR. BoAT-'
I TO ROW A BOAT. l ( 5TUCK . ) HELP! V ' J . CARS ' ' ,
r ( HELEN .THAT'S NO ' 1 V V fi,Ri' !
" ' " TRICK' V I v- m, . ' SX 'A
PvJh, 1mr,M ' iUA t - -
r y iz -''y
rar,Ke healer, buffet, 1808 Third.
8-n-Bt
1'Oii SALE (Xittage house of six
rooms with bath, electric lights and
ci menl cellar all in good condition.
Close in and desirable to buy.
Phono Main 500. 7-7-tf
I OR HALE One second hand McCVr-
niick combine harvester with cn-'
gme .straw dump and wairon load-1
er- Cheap. Oregon Hardware A
implement; i.o. 8 - lu - tt
"
MIR SALE One Koenmi imm! oo.irt
Cusp Thresher with brake, self feed-
er. main handler, wiml si-, ,.!.-. ,i
' uttpger attachment. In firs', class
condition. Onlv SHOO. Orwnn
Hardware & Implement Co.
8-10-tf
.
ton KKNT
FOR KENT Furnished apartment.
liiCii Washington avenue. 8-11-tf
FOR ItlJNT-2-15-J.
-Business location. Phone
7-28-tf
FOR RENT Housekeeping
Phone oOOjW'.
rooms.
8-12-tf
FOR KENT Furnished rooms for
iijtht housckeolMnf?. 1512 Adams
Ave. Phone 257-J. 8-12-tf
I'OK RKXT Modern furnished apart
ment, rermunent party preferre;!,
Call Mrs. Louie MaKuire, Main 7i).
8-12-tf ;
ONE HU'JTE OFKIOIi: Kooms for rent.
Inquie Putman's Drujf Store.
8-9-tf
FOR 'RENT One of the apartment
over J. C. Penney Co. store. Call
Main 37- 7-13-tf
LOST.
LOST Somewhere between First St
nid Island City a black satchel con
taining clothincr. Finder kindly re
turn to Benham Electric Shop and
leceive reward. 8-11-iit
LOST Ladies' eod wrist watch. Gen'
erous reward for return. Leave at
Observer office. 8-1-tf
LOST Gold rinp: with platinum Ma
sonic emblem set in ebony, large
. diamond m center, smaller diamond
in platinum. Leave at Observer of
fice and bo rewarded- 8-10-5
MISCKLLANKOUS
NEEDLECRAFT SHOP Hemstitching-,
pleutinp, stampingj and a ful
line of stamped baby novelties
Mamie Duby, l.)30 First St., Bsiker
Oregon. 7-24-tf,
I HEREBY Challenge any saddle
horse in this county to meet my
saddle mare in contest on different
Knits, style, action, beauty and dis
tance under the saddle for $50.00.
George McKisick, La Grande, Ore
gon. 8-12-2t
LOCAL CORSETIERE for Barclej
Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Corinell, 1104
O avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly
Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed
throughout. Also Hemstitching and
Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed.
8-1-tf
CAUSE OF APPENDICITIS.
When the bowels are constipated,
the lower bowels or large intestines
become packed with refuse matter, i
that is made up largely of germs.
These germs enter-the vermiform ap-
pendix and set up inflammation, which
is commonly known as appendicitis. J
Take Chamberlain's Tablets when J
needed and keep your bowels regular
and you have little to fear irom ap-
pendicitis. Adv.
r
T-A-X-I
Call Main 580
Imperial Billiards
-
AT SHERRY'S LAST DAY OF
"1HK IDLE Rial."
Fashion in men's clothes may revert
to the stylts of the 'Kitties, uccordiiiK
to Bert LytelL; who, in his latest
Metro picture, "The Idle Rich,' 'has
occasion to wear them.
t ne bin btaver top hats, the trous
ers with strap under tne soits of the
shoes pieventing the feel from drop
ping off the while stocks about the
neck, the stately skirted cout with the
light hand tucked in after the man
ner of Henry Clay, the celebrated
cigar statesman ope may expect to
ste tnese daily, it the predictions "1
the Metro star come true. Mr. Lytell
hus laid no wagers on this eventuality
in the mode of men's clothes,- but h?
did say:
"1 think a man can look and feel
mole like a gentleman in the irarb ol'
the early 'Fifties than in the product
ol tne modern tailor, stocks and Inv
en cuffs were comfortable, and thev
slirplv Koi.m fur mora mitttiul th.in th.i
stiff collars of today. I can think of
nothing that would surprise me less
than a return of the fashions that
stem so grotesque when compared to
- our inuitistlc costumes of today.
"The Idle Rich" is a romance of old
California, founded on a story by Ken
,H'lt Harris that appeared originally
in the Satuidav Evening Post under
tne title of "Junk.' June Muthis
adapted it to the screen. Maxwell
iKnrger, director of the production wes
assisted" by Arthur Martinelli, photog-
.rainier; ana Julian unrnsey, ore airec
tor.
Also showing
reel comedy.
'Fresh Air,", a two-
KATHARINE MucDONALI) AS
"THE BEAUTIFUL LI A It."
"The Beautiful Liar," an Assoeint
ed Fiist National attraction starring
Katheiine MaeUonaUI, the "American
Beauty of the screen," is to be the
attiaction at the Arcade today and
luesday. The picture is acknowledged
to be the best that this taienieu aei
teas has nroduced thus far.
"The Beautiful Liar" depicts the
adventures and misadventures which
hefpll Union Hnviifs. a ste noi'riinher
when she yielded to temptation and
agreed to , impersonate an actress,
Eisia Parnielee. Her motives were
pure, for in doing so she would be
uble to save Gston Allegretti, man
ager of a famous summur resort ho
tel, from discharge. And all that shu
was to get out of it was a two weeks'
vacation at the hotel.
She did not know that the actress
who was expected to bo to the hotel
was to play a part in a play, and she
was on the verire ot ileeing when she
discovered that she was expected to
do so. At that point, however, sh
discovered that Bobby Bates, with
whom she had fallen in love to his
ignorance was to play the part of
the leadincr man. That caused her
to change her mind rapidly and she
continued her imDoster role.
The sudden return of the real Elsio
Parmelee provided complications which
neither Helen nor the others in itv
plot had anticipated- But eventually
matters were straightened out and
Helen did not regret having takui
Dart in the conspiracy, for through
it she found true love and happiness-
Miss MacDonald plas both roles
that of the stenographer and the
actress in the play, and does it with
her customarv consummate skill, bup
nortinir her are such notable playcs
as Charles Meredith, Joseph J. Howl
ing, Kate Lester and Wilfred Lucas.
The authorship of "the Heautilui
Liar" is credited to George Marion,
Junior.
Seems to Be Nature's Law.
You can't keep a tlcu'J level long, If
you burn everything rjowc flat to make
It. Why, bless your soul, If all the
citlea of the world were reduced to
ashes, you'd have a new set of mil
lionaires In a' couple of years or so,
out of tho trade In potash. Oliver
Wendell Holmes.
STONE
J
All .
SIZES
With or without Lids.
All our large jars have
handles.
; OREGON HARDWARE
& IMPLEMENT CO.
That' Ko
THEATRES ;
THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUSbv Condo
GieV Betective Sioiy
Complete in. .
i i 1
IT'S "Com plsts" acc
r
COrtPLSTfl.Y SCTt&p.feI A'ROUvMD "THROUGH
IHO TOVtoKTClNG. SSCTION IrWT
IT IVOUCD TAKS A TjETOtTI
To fNOJ-T
S
HIGH DEATHRATE
By Araocmnid Press.) . .
GENEVA. Julv 22 (By Mail..
Reports to the Jiealth Section of the!
League of Ntions show that in the
Khinkov district of Russia "arlv thi-
year people were dyr- at the rate ot
40,000 a month, or a mortality of 0l)
in every 1,000. Between March 1 and
v;v, liiu.OC.U persons died of hunger.
Of the ;U25,277 inhabitants of the
Tartar Republic 2,500,000 had died of
Starvation uy March. Krom January
1 to March 15 there were :iV'4,H)0 cas
es of infectious disease. . T ,
In the Ukraine cholera was spread
ing and the deathrate wwm tJO ner
cent. There was a grave lack of med
ical supplies, aiid hospital accomo
dation had decreased by 80 per cenjt.
Up to May 2 th? number of cases
of typhus in Soviet Russia, the Cau
ensus and Central Asia was 5L'I,:Hfl,
compar'i to 32(l,rfir; during the cor
respondihg period last. yaor. Thero
ii7 07 f.-tsrw of rBlansing fever.
HAVE
" ' 4.1
Laugh at Hot Weather
By Using an Electric Fan. '
H. & S. ELECTRIC
Electrical Contractors
105 Depot Street. Phone 393-W
Here She Is Good s New
"With cylinders RECJROUN0, AND FITTED WITH McQuay
Norrla Piston Rings, Pistons and Pins, your motor ' practically as
good r.a new," says the cylinder rogrindor. ' J
Motorists are just beginning to realfzo how muri arldod llfo,
and mileage, can b given thnir cars by having cylinder reground,
and now rings, pistons and pins installed. When these three vital
units are renewed in a reground cylinder block, the resui Is prac
tically a new motor.
In every section of the country are shops which spocaMze In
regrlnding equipped with special tools and machinery lir thin
work.
Your repairman can te'il yu wliolher new piston rings Iono
are all your motor needs to bmig hack Its lost power, or who.her
the cylinders of your motor need regrindlng and conrplote kj
ring, piston and pin equipment.
There is a Mcyuay-Norrls
for every purpose and price;
tured for replacement purposes
ticular motor it llts. All standard sizes and ovor-Bl7.es. An ex
tract from McQuay-Norris, Batunlay Evening Post,
You can got quick service from us,
LEIGHT0N1S WELDING & MACHINE WORKS
La Grande, Oregon
Way to Uuildi a Lake
1 s JVu.OT.ber.
kzhti: IT'S
ACL
Tht're Is eon, ur.t.'it n (ho mlids of
ninny j)(i'soii.j as to the dilVeiencf. be
tween coco, com. cm :tti it nd cocoa.
The urlyimil speM!t. of Hie InvaKfast
heveriige, "cue;'..," hns been preserved
In (.erninn, Spanish and French, but
Knghind ami Aniei'lct spell It "eoaoa."
It Is iho i)v)in'erna iVino (hat ylelitg
tills thoonJ.tte drinlr. The treo'ls a
native of South Anierica, but hns been
plunted In v.W parts of tins tropics.
SAME OLD STORY BUT A
GOOD ONE.
Mrs. Mahala Burns, Savanna, Mo.,
relates an experience, the liko of
which has happened in almost every
neighborhood in this country, and hns
been told and related by thousands of
others, Jls follows: "1 used a bottle
of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoen
Remedy about, nine years ago and it
cured ino of flux (dvsentevvi. I had
another attacv of the same complaint!
throe or four years ago and a fevrdos-1
es of this remi'dy cured me. 1 hav.
recommended it to dozens of peoplo
since I first used it and shall continue
to do so for I know it is a quick and
positive cure for bowei troubles."
Adv.
King mado from Electric Iron
A
specially designed and mnnufae-
each typo designed for the par
i
;.L"il..UIMIllL..!..
Sale on Pants and Shoes
Ends Next Thursday
Sea our real bargains before this time.
Sluics, sjiS.OO, Ndv ;'4.75
I'imts, ifiMS, Now , $3.73
Suits at a 10ri reduction until Thursday. .
Always Host.
The Toggery
Andrews Bros.
KNOX HATS,
The M. A. Stilwell Meat Co., Inc.
Delivers the Goods
TWO MARKETS
The Qualify
SkaprK store.
to the Harris Uroeery.
We have our own I'ree
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY
All kinds of machinery, automobile! aud trmcton .
paired, overhauled and rebuilt
Ascotylena wel?ari of all kinds.
Cylinder boring and oversize pUtoiw.
CTankihafts, Pigtoni and Piston Pini MKTomnd.
Give na a trial
D. FITZGERALD, Pro.
Furniture Exchange
" COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Refrigerators at Price to Suit the Pocketbook
ED D0N0HUE, Prop.
Phone, Black 1212 i h ; Fir & Jefferson
The Magic Carpet
At the telephone when you ask for "Long Dis
tance" you arc on the magic enrpet of today.
A wish expressed and your voice is where you
desire to send it.
Tn this service, distance is eliminated and in
convenience is avoided.
nnV time and money
Home Inde
Telephone
"BILL' HANSEN
'Jontraitor and ISlilldrr
Brick, HKme, Tile imd
Concrete Work
iti'iwxlcllnu: anil general con
yiualng. N J"l u" l,,rK'
itno loo small.. No wur-lhne
prV-rs, S3 years' oxporli'iico.
HcoXnio before you let your
work
1102 1(. St. Cor. N & 5th
KK.W THK WANT AIH!
E" Allmaii;
market Adams Ave., next to the
Slilwcll's market on Yir St., next
delivery. WE SELL ICE.
The answer i prompt
arc saved.
nt
Co.
!'.
Snodgrat,s
and
Zimmerman
Ehineral Service Par
ar, .Liceacei! Erahal-
1305 Fourth St.
L Grande, Oregon.