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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE SEVEN
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Classified
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
ATTOIS.VKYS
COCHRAN ana KHKIIK.MIU 0o. T
Cochran and Colon it. i-t...i.-.i .
torueya.
La L! rar.de Nmional ilank
CIIIKOPKACTOIt.
DR. UKLLE MVKUS, Chiropractor,
New Foley Uuiliiin. Hours 10 to
VI a. m., li to 5 p. in. and 7 to 8 p
m. . 7-lM-tf
DR. J. B. WOODKI.Lr-f hirfipractfir and
aturopath. NVrvo.ia and chronic
diaeaaca & specially. SniN ?o Sum
mer Bid, over Siherthorn'B. O.'fieo
hours, 10 to lli a. in., l:3o t-. 5 p. m . 7
to 8 evenlnga. Pimm 4!7-v
CONTRA CTOKS
D. J, McLELLAN rtelstcred profes
sional Civil KiiRttur; mrvyrif ano
laps. Hoom lL', i.a Crini-le Nation!
Bank Bulldinff. l-nono Alain 91.
3f ATL'KK t'l UK
DR. A. N. MAYVILLK Specialist in
chronic jUatnuu-a. MtMbo(jj, Mi'i.luino
Tberapy and Naturopath. Sn and
blood diseased, nervous til. sea sea.
Chronic Headache. Hrzfina, fcictwtka.
AppendlcitlK, Const ipa lion. Howl
Trouble; ail kinds of Chronic Di.-u' il
ea successfully treated. PNoiie Maio
693. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Coo:
ldge Bldff., opposite Slnr Tlimtre. Of
fice bourn. 10 to 12 a. in., 1:30 to fl :U0
p. m. Consultation free. 8-4-tf
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
DR. J. h. lNGI.K & l)K. MAR'iARKr
INGLE, Osteopaths. Diseaf.es of
women and children a specialty.
Office phone Main li'ti. Residence
phone Main Kui, 2 rins. Sommc;
Bide.
PHYSICIAN'S AND SI lUiKOXS
OEO. H. VEHRS. M. D (Sonera! .SirK
ery. Office over itvertliu(ii'0. Ufllce
pbone Main 112:
J. J. DAltHV, Jl. IX l'liy.-n-ijiii im.i
.Purceon. Over riUMiun'a Urubr .Store.
Office phone 512-W.
1'IANO TLXKIiS
EXPHItT I'lAN'O Tl)Ni.: i'1-an nnl
voice your piano without extra
charge. Work (,'uitrinili'iil. l ull .N. w
liu Itouk StoVc lor appoinlineiit. i:ov
K. l'hilllps.
FEATEENAL
DIEECTOEY
yi:omi:x.
Til 6 Brotheriioou ot Amcrlrun Ypo
men, Urande Jtondo Huiiil'hi i-ud No.
2886, meetH every first mid Hiiro
Thursday evenings nt KirIch Hall
Come ana In vrstismo Hie new pHiclua.
All vlaitllllf mi'intx'TH wel'-otnt;.
W. T. iAT'J'i:N,
Koroman.
i MAUX IS. MA VVILL.W.
Correspondent.
U O. O. M. La Grande Iudire No. 8T.0.
Loyal Order of Moose, hold regular
meet in kb every Thursday nlirht itt (f
p. m. at Odd Fellows' Hall. The Vo
men'i Mooarheart Lcpion meit svs
ond and fourth Thtirsdnys of oath
month. Moose Legion of the World
meets Becond Monday of each month.
Vlaitoia always velcom?.
J. J. H.'.ia.AN. Ulr.Tntort
W. K IjIMiHAM .M Kit, Scrt.
ft p. O. ELKS La Urnnde Lodtco No.
488. Lodpe moeti each Thurmlay ev
enlnar at 8 o'clock. Homo and dun
prlvllegea cheerfully extended to all
Brother Elka.
S. Ll-AN CIROWE, Exalted Ruler.
F. L. PEARSON, Secretary.
MODETtN WOODMEN OF AMT-RICA
La Grande Camp No. 7703 meet on
the first Thursday eveninff f each
month, in the K. of P. Hall. VlHltiup
nelrbbora wpJcome.
E. H. HINOO. V. C,
JAKE HOSTOCK, nrK.
A. T. anl A. M. La Grand Lodfje No.
41, A. P. and A. M., holds refftils'
neetlngrfl first and third Fridaya ni
7:80 p. m. Cordial welcome to all
Uaiona.
C. W. BTTIOVEn. W. M.
E. R. RIN(JO. See.
V. O. EAOLKS Ario No. 25f. icta
- every FrldRy ntKht at Easle HaU.
VlaltlDK monibers welcome.
Z. LILLY, W. P.
J. E. BIRDSKMi. Seo-
WOODMEN OF THE VOltLD La
Grana Camp No. 36'.. M'-'ln evry
first and third Mondny r.t EjikIm
hall. All vlsillnff ie(i,-!ib-rs welcome.
Dues payable at the office of the
clerk. Rooms 21-22, La (irundo Na
tional Bank Bids.
JOHN SCOTT. C. C.
R. J. KITCfii;, Clork.
KNIQHTB OF PYTHIAS Red Crow i
Lodfte No. 27. niec-ia tvrry Mondny
evenlotf In Cnstle Hnll iK. of P.,
Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome
to all viflttnff KnlpMs. t
FRANK' A. TrnTEIt. C. C.
C. L. GRAHAM. K. H. t3. ,
WOMEN'S BKXEFIT APSnciATlON of.
the Maccabees, La (Jrr.ri'lu L;i'R;e Nn, .
27, W. It. A. Of M. L.uo0 nurt-ia urm
Thursday at 2 t
nesday at S p.
Vliltlnir Ktl.-rf
ni. nnd llilrd V"'
1.. at K. ot P. Hall
MRS. MARY OALLAOHER,
Commander.
MARJORIE EATON.
Record Keeper.
O. B. 8. Hope Chapter N. 13, O. K H..
boldi atatcd cormmtnii-Jitinn the bpr
ond and fourth Wc-inis'lnya of fnch
month. Visiting mcmbera cordially
W.lOBd.EixiR o KEIJJj w M
ANN' A S. i;t;f'V,K. Sr".
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
I'M e'Pc.Cin6 DOPI5
'AND VILBUR OUT TODAV
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I'Oit SAI.K Oil TKAUU
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MIE SAI.K Ford touring car. i9:!tl
mode!. Inquire 1511 Adams Ave. flows stage directions perfectly but
8-15-3tp, doesn't draw any tuilury Is one of
... . , ,. , . , , , the quaintest of ueiors In "Beauty's
i'UH .-iAI.lv V resh COW with heifer r.,..i...ll .Dn.MM.immt
d.i. i rice o ou. Ucotire Kich-
(ice S75-O0.
George Rich-
aid.-n, 1' armors 1.
YOU .SAI.K Nice gentle team, broke
io rioe ana urivt lull at V611 coi-iri',r,"""VD ,uu"''
( avenue and Kitfhth. 8-l5-4i,l Tne moon's appearance la in the
TRAhK 1M Harley-David-ionl
Sport Klect. Eqp. izr Kord suitable
for bug. Write 1). Rlumensteiii, El
irin, Ore. 8-lo-tU
PAPER FOR APPLE AND FRUIT
Roxes for salu at the Observer of
fice. Ch. an. 7-8-tf
FOR SALE -One kitchen cabinet,
t-iinrf honti.r Kuffnt 1 MUtt TUI.-l
H 1r,l
FOR SALE One second hand McCor
niiclt combine harvester with -cn
Rine .straw dump and wajjon load
v heap. Oregon Hardware Al
Implement Co.
jj-10-tf
rn cur n- i i. j nn
cm-, Brain handler, wind .lacker andj
biitrifr attachment. In t'ii-st i'ln4l
condition. Only $!KK). Orei;on!
Hardware & Implement Co,
8-10-t
l-'OK KENT
FOR KKNT Modern furnished rooms
UM ''ouith. . 8-14-:;
l')H Hl-:T Furnished apartment,
ltJOIS Was!iine;ton avenue. 8-11-tf
FIIU H.''TUniiuikiW.ninir r.,,v
Phone :i(i0-Wv 8-lJ-tf
FOIl RENT Modern furnished apart
ment. Permanent piirty preferred.
(.ail Mrs. Jj:uie MaBulle. lhltt Sixth
sheet 8--12-tf
ONK SUITE Ol''FI0E Kooma for rent
Inouic Putman's Drujr Store.
8-i)-tf
FOR 'RENT One of the apartments
over J. C. Penney Co. store. Call
Main 37. 7-l.'i-tf
WA.NTKD
WANTED Mun and wife for genera!-
farm work- Apply in person. Hot
Lake. Sanatorium.
8-L5-3t
iWA.S'l'KU Lady wants job cooking.
Inquire Savoy Hotel or Phone
1H8-W in evening. 8-M-Mtp
LOST.
LOST Ln Grande National check
book. Kinder kiitdly -retum to- La
Grande Iron Works or 1. Kitzjcer
aid. 814-:Jt
LOST Ladies' gold wrist watch. Gen
erous reward for retum. Leave at
Observer office. 8-1-tf.
LOST Gold ring1 with platinum Ma
sonic emblem set in ebony, large
diamond in center, smaller diamonds
in platinum. Leave at Observer of-fit-e
and he rewarded- 8-10-5t
MIHCKLLAXEOFS
NEEDLKCRAFT SHOP Hemstitcn
in, plating, stamping and a ful
line of stamped baby novelties
Mamie Duby, 11K0 First St., Baker
Orcjron. 7-24-tf
LOCAL CORSETIERE for Barclej
Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104
0 avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly
Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed
throughout. Also Hemstitching and
Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. '
8-1-tf
ENLARGING AND TINTING
OUR SPECIALTY.
Beautiful Pictures in Colors
or
Monotone made from your Koda
Films, both Portrait and FVcnery.
Richardson 'h Art & Gift Shop.
7-?R-ved -nt-rf
Laugh at Hot Weather
By Using an Electric Fan.
H. & S. ELECTRIC
Electrical Contractors
105 Depot Street. " Phone 393-W
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MAItlOX DAVIKS IX
. "IJKAITVK WOltTH" AT
SHKIUIVK I .AST DAY
A Kreot. fat. Jolly moon that fol
ippi..u linviMa
Ileauy's Worth," directed by Kob'
m - Vignola. makes Us last op-
iirst act or a cnaraue periormaucr
given at a fashionable seaside hotel.
He ulay In the first episode In
which Columbine ( Marion Da vies)
elopes with Harlequin. Mister Moon
rises slowly, and us the two ehnr
nctera go through their love Rceno,
he winks his eye at the audience
aivd purses his lips as if to say:
"Wo know you and I we're on!'
The settings 1n thls interesting
urn- "- nw wwiiv til JU""-'" i"-
uiiu.. i lie Biury was n riiien ny
Sophie Kerr and was adapted to the
screen by I-utner Reed. '
A cast of notable nlavers ndniir-
I ably assists Miss Da vies. It 111-
rlu'es: Forrest Stanley. June Kl-
vldse. Truly Shattuck, Hullam Cool
Antrim Short. Thomn Jefferson
Als0 8howl,,K 1 veluuKhS
KlTiHXK (I'llltlKN AT
AltCADK TONIGHT
Picture titleB ns a rule don't
mean a thing In the world. Hut
just the same, we make it a hnhit
to steer clear of pictures with such
labels uH "Sin," "Flesh," "Her First
Kiss," ele., etc. When we first
read tho announcement of the com
ing "John Smith," a Selzniek pic
ture starring Eugene O'Hrien, we
could hardly believe our eyes. We
itol(1
ourselves that it coul.1 hardly
be true. "John Smith" Is hucIi a
delightfully human sort of title, ho
free from affectations and sensual
appeal.
"John Smith" is the absorbing
story of a jall-bird who mode good.
It carries a mighty decent char
acter through u series of absorbing
adventiireg and lands him on the
top of the heap, tho girl ho loves
in his arms.
"John Smith' and a Snub Pol
lard comedy Is the uti motion ut
the Arcade Theatre tonight only.
'JIAt'K PAY,"
KY
Hl'HST PICTl'KK
Succeeding "Humoresfiue" and
"Just A round the Corner," another
Fannie Hurst story will' be seen
on the screen of the Arcade theatre
starting Thursday. This is "Hack
NOTICE.
TO THE PEOPLE OF UNION
COUNTY:
Your County and State tax burdens
have become almost unbearable. They
have increased over five hundred net-
cent in the last five or six year. A
like increase of the burdens of tax
ation for the next five or six years,
or even the continuation of the Bam,.-
late of taxation, means confiscation
and to many of you bankruptcy. You
warn inc nuraens ol taxation equal
ized so that all classes of orouertv
will pay its proper share of taxes.
Walter iw. Pierce is making his cam
paign for Governor of this Stale upon
these issues, and these isucs alone.
His election means lower taxes, and
an equalization of the burdens of tax
ation. He is a farmer and stockraiser
of Union county, your, neighbor, and
everything that makes for your suc
cess makes for his success. You
should be proud ofis candidacy, en
thusiastic for his election, which wiil
bring honor to your county. A UN
ION COUNTY, PIERCE FOR GOV
ERNOR CLUB will be organized in
La Grande Saturday, August lt)th,
1922. Every man and woman vote:',
irrespective of politics, race or lelig
icus creed, who desire his election
should be present at this meeting, and!
am in tnis organization. Kemember;,
the time and the place and don't fail i i
to he present. At the City Hall, La!'
Grande, Saturday, August lilth. 1!I2
T. H. CRAWFORD,
State Central Committeeman.
s.ir,.ii
It Rains Inside and Out.
rny," creMi'd by C'otrmpoUluii Pro
ductions for I'll ru mount. A story
I or a country girl's adventures In
ia pay circle In New York, It pic
J j tu res the triumph of slt-adiast lovu
I j over evil surrotimlfnxri. Stvnu Owen
ijaiui Mat Moore play (he leading
Hurts. J. Barney Sherry, Ktliel Du
ray anil Charles ('rain have impor
tant roles to which they lend dig
nity and sterling ability.
(Special to rtit Ohirvr)
COVIC, Aug. lti. Harluu Koger
and family, Roy linker and chil
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Ceo. Halter.
Misa Kva Raker nnd Kay Hartley
are spending the week-end ramping
on tho Minum.
Rev. Geo. Archer ami wife of
North Powder visited at the home
of their aunt, Mrs. Mary Chambers,
this weik.
Mrs. li. Fowler and husband stop
ped in Cove last Sunday to call on
old friends. Mrs. Fowler will be
remembered s Mrs. John Page.
Mrs. Kay Harker of Salem, ar
rived Salurduy to visit friends and
relatives for a few weeks.. i
Miss Frances Troy of Pleasant j'
Valley, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
A. L. Hecker.
Mrs. Geo. I.oosly and children,
who have been visiting her sisier,
Mrs. N. Dorau for the past few
weekH, returned to her home in
Medical .Springs on Saturday.
R. I. Harker purchased a new
Ford car this week,
L. V. Johnson and family visited
in La Grunde on Sunday.
Louln Lhntz and Leonard Love
are enjoying a ten-day vacation on
the Mluam.
CAUSE OK AI'l'EXniCITlS.
, When the bowels are constipated,
the lower bowels or largo intestine
become packed with refuse matter, ,
that is made up largely of germs.
These germs enter the vermiform a p -!
pendix and set up inflammation, which '
is commonly known as appendicitis, ji
Take Chamberlain's Tablets whenJ
needed and keep your bowels regular t
and you have liltrle to fear from ap-:i
pendicuis. Adv.
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Exide Batteries
Butteries In stock.
Bnttories for rent,
llntturlos recharged.
Batteries Watered Free.
Batteries of ail makes repaired
HOKCW M.-VJNKTO KKIIVICK
STICOMIlKltO ( AltKl IlKTOU
Si:i!VK'E
nticn m ittiioss, l-rnp.
In Leigliton's .Matiiino Works
CAMPING THIS
WEEK ON IflNflH
The Typewriter Man.
Cleaning and Adjusting Guaranteed.
Prices' Reasonable.
Bargains in Second Hand Machines.
Call Foley Hotel
Here She Is Good As New
"With cylinders RKCUOUND, AND FITTED WITJI McQuay
Norrla riston Kings, PlBtons nnd Plna, your mnior la practically as
good PS new," Bays the cylinder regrlndcr.
MotorlstB are Juat befiinnlng to rnnllze how much added lire,
and mllouge, can be given their cars by having cylinders reground,
and new rings, pistons and pins InHtalled. When these threo vital
units are renewed In a rugrouud cylinder block, the result is prac
tically a new motor.
In every section of the country ore shops which specialize ln
regrlndlng equipped with special tools and machinery for this
work.
Your repairman can toil yjpti whetbor new piston rings alone
are all your motor needs to brflig bark its lost power, or whether
'the cylinders of your motor noed regrlndlng und Complete new
ring, piston and pin equipment. .
There Is a McQuay-Norrls Ring- ni ado from Electric Iron r
for every purpose and price; specially designed and manufac
tured for replacement purpose each type designed for the par
ticular motor It fits. All stndanl sizes nnd over-sizes. An ex
tract from McQuay-Norrls, Saturday Evening Post.
You can get quick service from us.
LEIGHTON'S WELDING & MACHINE WORKS
La Grande, Oregon
NolUK TO ilKlTBUCAXS.
On August 2Gth Str.te Chairman1
Walter L. Tooze, Jr., of McMinnvillo.i
htf in La Giumle and nt M oVloac
in tm afternoon ui the city hall there,
wili be a meeting tf Kenublirans, both1
men and women, for the purpose of j
discussing matters concerning the -i-
uncut part" It is requested that nil
party members interested m the suc
cess of the ticket be present and con
verse with the stale chairman.
Republican Central Committee.
8-12-tp.
County Treasurer's Call for Market
Road War runts.
NOTICE.' The tmcersigned couny
treasurer has funds on hand with
which to redeem all outstanding war
Mints issued oil the Market Roud
Fund. Interest ceases on the above
warrants August 10. V.122.
HUGH McCALL,
County Treasurer.
Oly -AK 0-liV.L.'tO. Sent. i
Fire Insurance
with the
roon Fire Relief Assn.
Costs You
LESS
Policy Guaranteed
No' Assessment
L. W. Weeks
AGENT
riione 152-.T
V(!st-J;iel)soii HHg.
! Paint With
Air I
Consider the importance';
I i ... n :
J of panning your farm
:. buildings sprayed under J
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, j high pressure air d i g s '
,' deeper than hair, nnd is!
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! cheaper. !
J. A. Rankin
Res. 1304 0 Avenue
Sale on Pants and Shoes
Ends Next Thursday
See our real bargains before this time.
Shoos, .-fS.OO, Xow 1.75
Pants, sjT).2.", X(w 1.7")
Suits at a 10 rtduction until Thursday.
Always I'cst. ' :
' The Toggery
Andrews Bros.
KX0X HATS
The M. A. StilwellMeat Co., Inc.
Delivers the Goods
TWO MARKETS
The Quality market Adams Ave., next to the
Skills store. St il well's market on Fir St., next
to the Harris (Irocerv.
We have our own free delivery. WE SELL ICE.
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LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY
All kinds ol machinery, Butomobile and trmcton M.
paired, overhauled Hnd rebuilt.
Ascetylcne welding of all kinds.
Cylinder borintj and oversize pistons.
Crankshafts, Piotons and Piston Pins rstrouC
Gire ns a trial
D. FITZGERALD, from.
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Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Refrigerators at Price to Suit the Pocketbook
ED D0N0HUE, Prop. . '
Phono, Black 1 1242 1 , .y Fir & Jefferson i
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The Magic Carpet
At the telephone wlion you ask for "Long Dis
tance" you arc on the magic carpet of today.
A wish expressed and your voice is where you
desire to send it.
In this service, distance is eliminated and in
convenience is avoided. The answer is prompt
and time and money arc saved.
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
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"BILL' HANSEN
Contractor nd HulMnr
Ilrick. Ktono, Tllo uiul
Concrete Work
ItfinmlHIng nl Ri'iiornl eon
trnctliiK. No Job too I'irite,
none too uninll. No wiir-llmo
prices. H.t yearn' eiocrlence.
See mo before you lot your
work.
1102 N. St. Cor. N & 5th
Itt'lAO TtlH W A NT AOS!
B" Allmanl!
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in vn drcivin'j
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Snodgrass
and .
Zimmerman
Funeral Service Par
lor, Licenced Embal
mer, Ambulance, Ser;
vice. Day Phono
Main G2, Nigut
Phone, Main 743.
151)5 Fourth St.
Lu Grande, Oregon.
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