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Thursday, August 31, 15122 THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN I i r Classified Want Ads . THEATRES j THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE bv Condo PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY' ATTORNEYS Cochran n.i nni:i!ii.nr ieo. t Coohnta and Cul.,11 It. Ki.rrhard. At torneys. La Urar.d Natluimi Bank llulldlllff. CHIROI'llACTOR. UK. HIOU.K MYKliS, Chiropractor, Nuw Foley Builclini;. Hours 10 to 12 a m., 2 to & p. m. ami 7 to K p m. . 7-21-lf OK. J. B. WOOrcM, c.iilropractor and Naturopath. . N'.n vnaa und chronic dtauaai'a a specialty. Suite 20. Wtim lur HldK. ov.T .Silvertliurn'H. OlTU:-. hours, 10 to 12 a. m., 1:30 to 5 p. in., 7 to 8 evenlngf. ph,,nf t:i7-V. CONTItACTOKS I). J. Mcl.ELl.AN -ItrKiatervd profoa nlonal Civil lOnKlncer: nurvvylni? and napa. Room 12, l.n tlrande National liauk Building. 1'tione Main 91. WATL'KK I'LltE DR. A. N. MAVV1LLK Upedallit In chronic dlafaa'.s. Methods, M.-elunlo-Thurapy and N'aturoimlh. Skin and blood difleasea, nrrvous diseases Chronic Headache, ieina, fciciulica, Appendices, t-'onstiputloti, llowtil Trouble; all kinds of Chronic Dlsivia aa aucceaafully truv.ed. I'lione Math 6SI3. Room 1, 2, U, bivond floor Coo:- Idire 31daT- opposltu fcjlur Theatre. Of fice bcura, 10 to 12 a. in., 1:30 tu 5:00 p. aa. Conaullatlou free. 3-4-lf FOR SALE OR ll'HADU I'HK SALE Wardrobe trunk. Cheap ii i:tKcn at once. Inquire ItJOH Sev com street. AT SHRIUIYSi TODAY Alunrt Payson Terlmm'. the mi lt hor of (rillKl Larceny," the lli".v 8-:i0-tf Ooldwyn photoplay to bo shown nt the Sherry Theatre for !;. . , : , the Sherry Theatre lor two ;. iVu hA,;f K'n P"-'s nnd 0,,e sow- bechiniiii! lodav, haa written a p-iw-Inonc runners l.,. 8-:tU-:!t ,.,, melotlrtllnil that will lllilko I'Sfll t1,itr L,uu nt lliamv,ill'n 'III. I tillire 1(11! SALE i'eam, about 70 heafl ot tlle women liny profess lo iove. slock ho(?H, uiul seven head dairy The slow, as unfolded by 'he ro cows. liniiiire Olwetver. 8-a8-4tiuhe tloldwyn process, presents the t.'nw mi v . .,n heroine as a roso beiwe.i two I'hone 17 ' W 8 21! 4t "l10' bul """ " " " ' 'miinr from break lug the cot..nmul- I'Al'BK KtiH APPLE AND FUUlT 'iieiit niiainst coveting one's nelhh- lioxus for sale ut the Observer of-jhor's wit'o. lice. Ch illi. 7-8-tfl As may be surmised, Urn f.tiully ' jls broken up. Then follows t er- r'olt .SALE Early Triumph Peaches, los ot events that leads to thi fmr Per apple box, $.:). Mrs. C. E.jprislilK denouement. This much Smith, .May l'urk. . H-'iU-titplniny bo said without disclosing so T . , . , ,, T limich of the story as to spoil the 1M i SAI.h-Eurly Inuinph Peaohes.njiiH,.TCI.,B ),. o( . Tl,e er apple box, $2.00. "Mr i.C.h. U., ,, ,. (t most , . Sm.th, May Park. Wp! consider women as a form ot prop- FO:t SALE Kxtractini? llonev. Brintrei'ty tlmlmty bo decorated and your nail or packets. 1 also buy Bliown off to the world. Her ro il II fu and 12 lb nails. Oswald Vol-!"',io" 10 tllls hriiiKs abou- tl... de swinkler, Island Citv. H-2(l-(ito!'unt nf 1,0,11 nu'"'" 1l"''"- uutlre Windsor, a sli'lltler nionti beauty, plays the. leading feminine I'Oll HUNT role.. KOI! KENT Five-room house, 110.ri!''"'vi" u avenue, only adults need apply, i 8-2-tf. ,'hile the hushniid. gives an excellent OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS DR. J. I;. INGLE & 1)1!- MARGARET INGLE, Osteopaths. Diseases of women and children a specialty. Office phone Main 10(1. lie-sitietrje phone Main luti, 2 rings. Summer BidR. PHYSICIANS AND ril'HGKON'S JEO. H. VEHRS, M. D. (leneral Surg ery. Office over Silverthurn's. Ofttco pbone Ualn 112. J. J. UAHDV, M. u. Physician and Surtceon. Over rotm:m'a Drug Store. Office phone 512-W. PIANO TUNDItS hlXI'lOItT 1'IA.WO TI'Ni.NO Clian nnd voice your piano without extra charge. Work mtarantted. fall Ncw lln Itook Store for appointment. Itov K. Phillips. 1-1',-u FRATERNAL DIRECTORY Ttia Hrotherhuou ot American Yeo men, UranOe KtmUo Him.est.;ad No. 2H86, nn'ets every firnt Mud third Thur(1ny cvonlimn at f".t;ks HhI. C'OHH) KIHl ttlVC'3t1KHt( till! tU'VV policies. All vtultinif inerntH-rH -,v olcoine. . W. T. f A TTlCN. UAHY tl. MA V V IbLK, Correspondent. U O. O. M. La Grnnae Lode No. 8T.0, Loyal Order of Moose, holds regular tneetlna every "Thursflay uiRht at 8 ( p. i. at Odd KellowM Hull. The Wo men's Moosehenrt Lepinn meeti sec ond and fourth Thursdnys of each month. Moose Legion of the World meets second Monday of each month. Vtsltois alwayn volcome. J. J. it. .HiiAN, Dictator. W. F. Kt.lNCIIAM.Ml'.ll, Hec. sX P. O. EIKS La Granrt Lode No. 481. Lodge meets each Thursday ev enlnff at 8 o'clock. IImn nd chin Dl brother Elks. S. l;:-AN CJOVvE, Kxalted Ruler. F. L. PEA-KSON, Porretary. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMniCA I, a Ornnde Camp No. 7703 meota or the first ThwrFdav evening of each month, tn the K. of p. Hull. VJsltine neighbors welcome. E. R. HlNOO. V. O, JAKB It'JKTOCK. Clerk. V. F. an1 A. M. La Grande Lodge No. 41, A. F. and A. M.. holds regular meetings first and third Fridays ai 7:10 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Mason. C. W. BTVC.NEn. W. M. E. R, RTN(iO, Sec. nation's ptM'Acf Elliott PtxUr. intcrnrptatlon of his part. Other woll known artors in tlio cast, which was dirortPd by ONE SUITE OKKIOE Rooms for rent.! Wullace Worslcy. aro HU hnnl Turk Imiuie I'utman's DruK Store. er. Tom Gallery, Hoy Atwell and 8-9-tf John Cossar. Somo extraordinary heantiful intoriors havo been de signed by Cedrlc Gibbons, tho Gold wyn art direetor. They uru exam ples of beauttful modern Interior decorations that will suggest ideas to many n discerning woman who sees "Grand Larceny." Also showing Irving C'u mm lug's In "Cameron of tho Mounted." LOST LOST jA bird Ior. Long black.ears, big .blat:k s out on Jeft shoulder, Huntington dog license on collar, No. lo. Ownur, G. A. Carlyle, phone -t7ti-J. 8-2il-4tp WANTED WANTED Experienced pirl for lumber office- Phone Main 5S8 or residence Phone Main 584. 8-30-H 'WANTED School jrirl to work mom and board while going for to I SI PERHLY ;OWKI IS a;m:s AYltES IX IIKIt m:v I'MoroiM.Ay Rich toilettes of them, of the latest style, aro a feature of "The Ordeal," Agnes Ayres latest I'ara- st-hool. Call 180:i Third street or phone 35:1-R. - 8-29-tf M1SCKLLANKUUS imouiit starring vehicle which opens at tho Arcade Theatre for two days beginning Friday. Miss Ayres interiWets the part off a young widow who inherits a for tune which she will lose if she mar- luiri. Widows with money MEMSTITVIMVG. Itnttnno f.v.ril 8-30-tf 1 .pt:riuu 10 u wuti-iu uhhl'u. nencc .miss Ayres warurouo in ims real delight THE WOMEN of Moosehearl Legion will -hold a cooked food sale at the the Grande Rondo Meat company Friday, .September 1st. 8-30-tp NEEDLECRAFT SHOP Hemstiten in?, pleating, stamping and a ful line of stamped baby novelties Mamie Duby, 1930 First St-, Baker Oregon. . T - 7-24-tf LOCAL CORSEftlERE for Barclej Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O avonue. Phone 147-J. Strictly Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout, Also Hemstitching and Picot Edge, Work Guaranteed. 8-1-tf i i picture Is said to he to the feminine eye. For instance, there's a pheasant bine evening gown with opalescent sequins and crystal beads, finished with velvet to match. Specially striking are slippers and fan of blue pheasant feathers. For motoring and street wear Miss Ayres has a molqskln suit and a gorgeous ermiuo wrap with an ermine toque trimmed with white toque feathers..' Simple but striking in its line Is a dinner gown of taupe chyfon em bossed in velvet' flowers of tho Bame 'one, A striking walking dress is of navy blue faillo brocaded In black satin. "The Ordeal.'1 written by W. Som rset Maugham, is Baid to bo a most unusual picture. Iluulah Ma te Dix made the Adaptation while 'nul Powell directed. Included In he cast are Conrad Nagel, Chir nce Burton, Edna Murphy, Edward Sutherland, Adele Earrington, Claire DuHrey, Edward Martfudul and Shannon Day. IlKMAKKARLK DOGS IN "THE GltEAT AI.ONK' I. O. EAOLES Aerio No. 2T.?. Hieeti eTery Friday nipht at Eagles Hall. Visiting membern welcome. Z. LILLY, W. P. J. E. BIRDKyLL. Bee WOODMEN OF THE WORLD La Urania Camp No. ICS. Meets evry first and third Monday nt Englee hall. AM vtnttine -iWKhoirn welcome. Dues payable at the off tee of the clerk. Rooms 21-22, La Grande Na tional Bank Bldg. JOHN SCOTT. C. C. R. J. K1TCH12N', Clerk. KNIOHTB OF PTTHI A S Red Crosi Lodge No. 27. niet every Mondwv evening in Castle Hull (K. of P. Ball), at 8 p. ni. A Pythian welcome to all vtsltlnK KnltrlitP. FRANK A. TURNER. C. C. C. L. GRAHAM, K. R. 8. WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION of the Maccabees. La Grande Lo(Je No, 17, W. R. A. of 11. Lodj.-e nn;ets first Thursday at 2 p. m. and third Wed nesday at 8 p. m., at K. of P. Hall. VlsltinK Slit.ys weleome. MRS. MARY GALLAGHER, Commander. MARJORIE EATON. Record Keeper. 1). E. H. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E. 9., bold stand communication the sec ond and fourth Wednesdays of each month. Visiting wemhers cordially """""nRT.UE O. SEH.U W. M. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS NATUtE TEI.I.S YOU. As Many a La (irnndi- Kvader Know Tou Will. Two ot tlio grenloHt "hiislilos" ill the whole, wide world, are hown in "The Great Alone," Monroe Sul- ishury 8 latest starring vehicle. They ire Jlike nnd Duke, the pride of Sam Mulatto's sti'inK. For the hene tit of those who may not he con- BiiHsenrs of dogs, "hiiskleH'" aro the vonderfillly intelllKcnt AlaHkan ca- iiines. Not only do the north men lepeiuT tipnn their strength and en I lira nee for transportation, hut the safety of life and limit of man and beast lies entirely with -tho leudera. w iien the ground Is covered by Beveral feet of snow. It Ih Impos sible for man to know what lies under the drifts. The dot's do. Aud that s where tile leaderH exercise 1 u sagacity which Is almost uuhe lieveable. And while every "husky" has this Instinct, there are thoso in which it is very highly developed 1 Hou seivo p k WouK. UCK OF SYSTEM i YOvj COULD. HGVTTM VOW. wORK s-o. yen WHAT A T H Wk'-m 'jaw An. riq-vat; o-o into -rue hvin1? ROOM THSRS )NO STHEK. (Jp px. C TH C STUrr "THAT YCU'RS In THG H-A'OV-r Op Tailor Made Suits OF VALUE, FIT AND SERVICE Prices $58.50 to $78.50 FALL OVERCOATS Oxford Hand Tailored Coats, $75.00 O'DONNELL SHOES $0.00 to $9.00 Knox Hats The Toggery Andrews Bros. "We clean and press clothes. GRANGE L TO HOLD 11 FI her parents, .Mr. and Mna. Frank lin .Miller, of linker. There were 2T children and Krandchildruil present I Medical Sprinisn RrntiKO planned an a lair Sept. 23. The various committees are cettlnK busy nnd nil jare plannliiK on haviiiK a nice fair rictil'W 4Pll(ll)iaS of CdVC nild .and entertaininent for the visltlnn John Harris of filing ArcjKr""'r"-. at the Sanitoriuin Uecui) erating. MKniOAL SI'HINOS, AUK. 31- Mrs. C W. South nnd Mrs. V. I.ove wero in Union Monday and Tuesday visltliiK relatives nnd Retting dental work done. ' Mrs. rtohrlg of I'nlon Is visltliiK at the homo of her niece, Mrs. Albert Trailer. Qeo. Thomas or Cove, and John Harris of I'nlon, nre ut tho Medl cul Springs Sanltorlum. Misses Eitim nnd MarKnret Illoom, well known teachers of Halfway, re turned Monday aftor iu : dellk'hl 1'ul visit at the home, of their brother C. O. Illoom. K. Kennedy and dauf:h- lers, Vina and Jean, spent Monday in Maker shopping. Miss Vina is planning to go to I, a (iiande to school this winter. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Illoom were over-night guests Sundny nt the home of Mr. Thomas fu Halter. Mr. nnd Mrs. N. Damn of Cove passed through Medical Monday on their wny home from the Miller reunion at Halter. The M. A. Stilwell Meat Co., Inc. Delivers the Goods TWO MARKETS The Quality maruct Adams Ave., next to the SkafTfj store. Slihvcll's market on Fir St., next to tlio Harris (irocerv. AVc have our own free delivery. WE SELL ICE. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY All kind3 nt mndiinery, automobile! and tiaetora . paired, overhauled and rebuilt. 4 Aneetyleno welding of all kinds. Cylinder borinu nnd oversize piitonj, C.Tankihafts, Piutona and Piston Pina ragromnC t;ive ns a trial . FITZGERALD, Tro. BOY OF SEVENTEEN IS A PREACHER (11V A MM(i!l 11 1 ed I'renx YAKIMA, WuhIi., Au'. 31. Piml Ropor, 1 7-yai'-oli1 hhii of tho J(ev. M. A. Sonet of Whito Swan, nmir "'rod Hallor and fnuilly nt I-yons hinro, wjih nruiiKMl a rpu:hm''8 II- Hlll wore Sunday guoU at AIIhmI Ilaiier . Albert 'Miller and family of Iria lio Kalta hiiti been visltliiK )Ih 8i ter, Mrs. Ofo, Loosltty. and Mi'b. A. J. Vandervanlor, M Modlcal. MrH. rioo. Dow of I'nicm m viHil Iiir with MrH. ivu Vaiiordor in tlm park. Mrs. A. J. Vatidorvnnter and baby molopMi to ;;ascr minrray 10 ntUmd mi nstry a family reunion at th homo nf onc w c(Mik at the fourth (niaiinrly ron-ftii'i-iKM of tho MothodlHt church hurb roronlly. Tho youthl'ul pnmclior rnmo to llm Yakima valh'y thrco yars ao from Unmidji, Miirn., hit hirt lipliico. wuh Knidunti'd from tho Yakima hiKli Kchool Jam HprinK and wuh a lender among his fellow students. lie liileiulh to (levolu Ii iM lll'e to I lie and pniparcH hiH Hin'inoiis k in IiIh fal Iht'h library. When the kiUncyif aic weak, Nature tcll3 you about it, The mine is nature's index . Infremirnt or too frequent passage, Other disorders suggest kidney ills. Doairs Kidney I'ills are for dis ordered kidnrys. La Grande people testify to their ........ y, a t, ir t,rlt. C. W. Cain, 141) T strent, La Grando, wluc1' wi" unerringly pick their hvs: "I keep Doan's Kidney Pills onlwliy and ilViUi danBer spotH whiles hand all the time. My kidneys werel0" r"n- Hiring owned by weak and I had attacks of backacheSlim , Mlllutto considered one of and soreness across the small of my ,l,e "Ht 1" tthe Canadian Northw.mt back that made it hard for me to amI Alaska; and Mike and Duke, stoop. The action of mv kidneys wastll,! Naders, aro worth a Miiall fur too free but Doan's from the Red.tli"- Moss Druif Store always relieved 1 heso dogB will be seen with I these attucks by strengthening my U"nroo SaliHbury at the Star Hut - j back and kidneys and benefitting mu urtfay ana Sunday. in every way. If I have any sign ot the tiouble, I depend on Doan's." Cincinnati iKiujuirer: One of the Ptice 0e, at all dealers. Don'tjinspiring things in this life is listen simply ask for a kidney iemedy getjing to some suft-hunded, well set up rMnn' Kiilni'v Pills thp mf that: 1)1 ofessional reformpr nn.wi'h th... Mr. Cain had. Foster-Milburn Co.,j gloiies of the back-to-the- farm move-ll- 1 ment. :-:NOTIONS:-: WE HAVE THEM YOU NEED THEM Steel J'hiK, :MH) count :")'' l'earl Jiuttons, all size c;irds 10'.', Darning Cotton, colors "tJ JJone Hair Pins, package 10,: Snaps, all sizes, white and black ..10c. Shoe Laces, ladies' and nien .'s : Hair Curlers, kid and electric 10c ( 'irclc ( 'onihs 1")c Helling, white anil black, per yard 10c, Crochet Thread, all sizes ai'nl colors 10c Tacks, carpet and upholstery , 10c ( 'urliiitf Irons 10c to - SEE US FOR NOTIONS ANDREW'S VARIETY STORE Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Refrigerators at Price to Suit tho Pocketbook ED DONOHUE, Prop. Phone, Black 1212 . . ; Fir & Jeff epam ! J The Magic Carpet At the telephone, when you ask for "Long Dis tance" you are on t he magic carpet of today. A wisli 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 are saved. Home Independent Telephone Co. "BILL" HANSEN l.'ontriuKir nnd Hutltlnr Ilrlck, Hlone, Tilt) and Concrete Work lli-ninili-IInK mill RFiirrnl con trad luff. N J" "'o l,,rK"' nonn too iiiinll. No wnr-tlinr. prices. 11 5 ycnr' cipcrli'iicn. Hco mo before you lot your work. 1102 N. St. Cor. N & 5th ItKAl) Till', WANT AOS! i A Strike On Allman HELLO, HELEN, THOUGHT j I'D COME OVER AND 3FE. HOW YOU WERE FEELING .AFTPR OUR VACATIOM! OH HELLO, DORIS, COME RIGHT IN ! I DON'T THINK I'LL EVER GET QUITE RESTED UP AGAIM jr- A VACATIOM LIKE THAT DOESN'T MEAN MUCH To THE GIRL SIDE Of TWt FAMILY- SHE HAS JUST ABOUT AS MUCH TO DO AS IF SHE WAS lOMt! Yoo'Re RIGHT DORIS - ALL I DID WAS Cook AMD WASH MJHf S HAVE HIM TEI.I WILBo. THAT I DON'T FEEL LIKE DINMER EITHER! i'll call him Right up ano TELL HIM THAT we ail three hello, Tom : say, oliva , oori.-., da wny amd myself afe coming dovjm amd have dinner with yuo AND WILIWRTHIS EVEWINO - " j I'LLEVEP? GET ABOUT AS MUCH TO T I' HONE OF OS 1 ' ' 7rr7T: 7s . I ty" 4, QUITE RESTED DO AS IF SHE WAS nOMfc! 7' T Hi: in FftCT; iriri.c , , , n ,- ' iSr-n 3 f fviL C.LLTHAT ' ,1 'fTOT -- l (THAT'S AM- ) fr 4e Snodgras and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Liceiap-e Enbali mcr, AmlmlafteiB Bas vicit. Dy Phow 1 j Main 62, Night Phone, Main 743. 1005 Fourth St. Oi La Grande, Oregon. J
