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THE LA GRANDE EVENINfl OKSEftVEtt
Classified
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
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luithli! Musician
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RAN and BBURH.t h n nan t
Cochran and Colon It. Ehurbard, At
tornera. La, Grande National Uanlt
Duiiuinv.
C. Jl. FINN' Allornoy-at-l.aw. lloonit
ill anil 23. Foley (lllao LUIir. Tak
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CHlROPIlACiOK.
DR. UfcXL.ES J1VEHS. Chiropractor. New
Foley buildini;. Hours 111 to 12 u. rn..
2 to 6 p. m. and 7 to 8 p. m. 7-2-l-tl'
OH. J. E. WOOUBIjIj chiropractor and
Naturopath. Nervoua and chronlo
dlseasea a specialty. Suite 20, Bom
ber Bldg. Ovor Bllverthorn'a. Office
hour,. 10 to lH a. m 1:30 to 6 p. n 7
to 8 evcnlnga. Phone 497-Vv.
rTATUKE VVl'.W
BR. A. N. MArVILLE Specialist in
cnroplo dlaeasua. Methods, Mi-chano-'ffeVapj
and Naturopath. Skin and
f Dlood diseases, nervous diseases.
, Chronic Headache, Eczema, Bclatlca,
Appendicitis, Constipation, tlowel
Trouble: all kinds of Chronic Dtseas
ea Buceessfully treated. Phone Main
693. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Copi
Idgre Hid?., opposite Star Theatre. Of
fice hours, 10 to 12 a. m., 1:30 to 6:00
p. aa. Consultation free. 3-4-tf
PIANO TUNERH
KXPEUT PIANO TUNJ.VC; Clean nnd
voice your piano fcvlthout extra
charge. AVork Rimrnnteed. ('n)l New
lln Hook Btore for appointment. Itoy
E. Phillips. 4-15-tf
FRATERNAL
DIRECTOR y
L. O. O. M. La Urande Lodk-a No. 860,
Loyal Order of Moose, holds regular
meetings every Thursday niKht at 8
p. an. at Odd Fellows' Hall. The Wo
men' Mooseheart Legion meeti sec
ond and fourth Thursdays of each
month. Moose Legion of the W rid
meet second Monday of each WC 4b.
Vlaltota always .velcome.
J. J. IIAltl.AN, Dictator,
C. S. SHl'llH, Secretary.
8. P. O. ELKS La Grande Lodge No.
481. Lodge meets each Thursday ev
ening at 8 o'clock. ' Home and cIud
privileges choerfully extended to all
Brother Elk.
S. LCUN CROWE, Exa.'er. Ruler.
F. L. PEARSON, Sciiotary.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA-
La Urande Camp No. 7703 meets on
lue nrst Thursday evening or each
month. In the K. of P. Hall. Visiting
neighbors welcome.
E3. a. RINGO. V. C,
JAKE ROSTOCK, ClerR.
JL r. and A. M. La Grande Lodge No.
41, A. P. and A. M., holds regular
meetings first and third FrldayH at
7:80 p. m. Cordial welcome to all
Xaaona-
I.OT. L. SNODGRASS, W. M.
E. R. RINGO, Sec.
. O. EAQLES Aerie No. 269. meet,
every Friday night at Eaglea Hall.
Vlaltlng members welcome.
Z. LILLY, W. P.
, J. E. BIRDRELL, Bee,
WOpDMEft QF THE WOULD La
GrCin&fc Cimp Ko. 169. Meets every
Monday nipht at Eagles hall. All
visiting: neighbors welcome. Dues
payable at tho office of the clerk.
Rooms 21-22, La Grande National
Sank Bids.
J. J. MimOHISON, C. C.
II. J. KITCHEN, Clerk.
INKJHT8 OF PVTHIAS Red Cross
Lodge No. 27, meets every Monday
evening In Caatle Hall (K. of P.
Hall), at Bp. m. A Pythian welcome
to all visiting Knights.
FRANK A. TURNER. C. C.
C. L. GRAHAM. K. H. H.
WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION of
the Maccabees, La Grande Loif&e No
7, W. B. A. of M. Lodge meets first
Thursday at 2 p. an. and third Wed
nesday at 8 p. m.. at K. of P. Hall.
Vlalttn? Sisters welcome.
MRS. NORA B. MACKEY,
u Commander.
ARJORIB EATON.
Record Keeper.
9. B, 8. Hone Chapter No. 13. O. B. 8..
holds Hinted coimminlcntlon the aeo-
ond and fourth Wednesdays of each
month. Visiting meinben cordially I
welcomed. I
NRLLIH O. NEILU W. fit.
ANNA 8. GROVE, Sec.
T-A-X-I
Call, Main 580
Imperial Billiards
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
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Want Ads
FOlt MALE Olt TIIADU
POK SALE First class fence posts.
Farmers 111X2 12-12-tf
FOR SALE Krcsh milk cow, SfSd.lM);
also one family Jersey cow SiiO.OO.
Phono :tll!l-W. 1-5-lt
PAPER FOR APPLK AND FRUIT
Boxes for Palo ut tho Observer of
fice. Ch ap. 7-8-tf
FOR SALE Restaurant, tiooil on-
portuuity for man and wife. Rea
son for selline;, other business. In-
(une 217 I'll- street. 1-5-Ct !
roii iMsirr
FOIl REN'T-
'Sleeping room,
loll)
1-2-tf
Ailam.s.
FOR RENT Furnished heated room
Close in. Ml-J. 1-4-tf
FOR RENT 3-room modern fur
nished apartment. Phone 180-J, or
3:i'J-W. 12-23-tf
FOR RENT Two furnished house
keeping rooms. Inquire 801 I'cnn
avenue. l-5-2lp
LOST.
LOST Two blnck KcldinRs, wt about
1-100; one black mare, weight about
1100. Phone liil-.M. 1-2-Mp
WANTED
WANTED Woman wants steady po
sition in private family. Call
i!)'i-W. 1-5-Mtp
STI1AVFJ).
STRAYEI)-Two year old bald faced
heiler with calf on .Miriam range;
branded AW (connected) on right
hip; crop off right ear. Waelry
Bros., Elgin, Ore. l-4-:it
HlBCELLAilKCnS
HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered.
Mrs. L. H. Norton, 906 Adams Ave.
8-30-tf
PIANO LESSONS Leschetitsky
method, and beginning lessons in
harmony. Call Miriam B. Smith,
Phono 29C-J. , 12-9-lmp
LOCAL CORSETIER1S lor Barcle?
Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104
O avenur. Phone 147-J. Strictly
Custom-made Corsets. Guarantee!
throughout. Also Hemstitching and
Ficot Edge. Work Guaranteed.
8-1-tf
La Grande !
j MATTRESS SHOP and!
; WEAVING WORKS
Mattresses of- all kinds cleaned '
and rebuilt Feather Renovating. J
i Rag Rugs anil Fluff Rugs fur
J Bale. f. 1 J
i Carpet and Rng ' Cleaning 8
0x12, fl.50 smfl up
J Coas. Edwards, Prop, '
Phone 263-W i
W. Cass
TRANSFER
knd
BAGGAGE
Stand at Club Cigar
Store
Phone Main 768
Just Received
Full line fii Alaska sablo rendy-t(-wear
fnts. Also seal hit.wn
and black trimming for dresses
and col in r mid cMffs for eouts.
Von are all vclti mie ti efinio
anil see thenv I also liny all
kinds of raw hirs niul will pay
best prici's. 1j j 1
Chris Mjller
1010 Atlanta Are.
Wanted Attention Divided.
Kliuer, who Is tlie only boy In o fam
ily of four sisters, often irets (Masted
Willi the way they baby him. One day
when be hail evidently reached the
limit of his emhininee he pressed
his feellncs by a,vinp: 'I wouldn't
mind the four of you If there wus Just
another one like me."
1U ' MOVING '
THEATRES
-U'KH OP UOAV
TODAY ONLY, AT SHEKKY'S
It wns ol(i that liiml Jai'k Aui
tin, played liy Ncal Hart, to (ftt .ill
tho buniinir ilosirU 'the country.
'some writers say, fuiuot," lut
luck favuivd Jack Austin, nlUt arlr
cleaning up he cumcs to n wilil hoi-
(Ut town to r-vjoy some ol the vo n-
forta tho ilcsert had derm-:! him. On
the main street of the little sttle
meat, n maddes t ttpr has W,i:o.
away from u -ol) .;li t'it that Is 1m
in held near this tr.vn, vh!ch bA
hrouRht toKcther the world's, reat
at roiiors, bronco 1 ;d,'fs and bul-
dockers. As Jack AnMin ritie. ti:
t"? settlonl"., wil'l 6l0t?f Ukti.cs
uown the st.iet, uttering eo;:.e
. i-itt ard ieft.. A yv-c mo fr'j.n
fear, sji'I dir'i't'v t;ic wild
n.-iiiial's nalti. Jack A:' note;
Jie danger t.c itiil is a and put
'.'u snurs 'c- hia hvtio. he dnlie:
after the steer just as it is about
t-. dig its nv.erJ ni'.i :.'.- n
intended vietn.i. Jnck ien f:"i hi
i Oise, his ;w. ho iris Krar' U tho
? uinal's hovii. s:.d ith j't-niv'-h
if his young l mnri )' !, bulld'Hi and
ti'iowa tho ,'or tj the Krijao luld-
vv it secui this tiuiOp( irl:
life. Jack Austin is a sU'incr to
tho inhabitants, but ho soon becomes
a favorite and is welcomed as a lea
he-man. The cirl ho saved is a con
cert hall performer, who. too, had
Len hired by gold to perfu"m i i t
w. J. wj-ptern cattle town. (
Amont; the carcVess. restless bniid
of humanity were derelict.' and clcs-
l'Orate characters that prey on il:
unwary. The leader of oii; learne I
that Jack had struck it rich and "was
well supplied with gold, an 1 lays hi
plans to secure it. The concert
girl, whom Jack had saved fiom the
wild steer, learns of the plot against
Jjck Austin and warns him. 11
thanks her, and as he is not the knvl
that weakens regardless of (Kids, ii
man's fashion, protects his own 1 in
terests to the sorrow of the bold
bad one. They were lured by g.dd.
but as Jack Austin did not figuio on
allowing them to strike pav di't that
belonged to him, he plnvs the game
of wits and fists with thorn.
most thrilling series of incidents. The
boys taking part m the Kodoo con
tests discover that Jack is an old
cowpuncher, and he is invited to take
part in their exhibition, which he
does, .Carrying off alt the big pmos,
for bulldogging, bronco riding and
ropinff. All together, it is one of
tho most startling1 pictures Ncal
Hart ever appeared in.
The cast is a very big one,
eluding all the rodeo celebrities and
Spanish dancers brought from Mex
ico; four of whom introduce fan
dangos and other native dances.
' The atmosphere and settings ii
"Lure of Cold" bring to the scree.i
unusual features and types of char
acter, and in it Neal Hart is at his
besc.
Comedy showing, "Women Firs;.'
AT SirrcilRYS, SUNDAY, SIOXOAY
JAZZ GIRL HRKOINB OF
FINK IMC TURK
He
Career Vividly Portrayed
William de Millc in Picture
"Nice People."
by
What may ihnppen to the modern
jazz girl in her pursuit of pleasure-
at-nny-cosb. is vividly portrayed in
William fte Milles latest Paramount
picture. "Nice People." which will be
shown at the Sherry Theatr Sunday
ana Aionaay.
Tha nroducei has aliievti the
unique distinction of presenting' a vi-
wi prowem ox wavy in tt iinuiiier
that is mtertainiiur. anuislmr and ar
tistically perfect.
A truly all-star oast is seen in
"Nice People." Wallnce Reid plays
the role of the ywunjr American who
is unacquainted with the modern and
sophisticated irirl. Bebe Daniels is
delightful as the girl. Conrad Nag-el
gives one of the finest characteriza
tions of his .career as the male coun
terpart of the "jazz girl.'' Julia
Fayo is tho villianness, if such a
term can be applied to the catty
young woman, who does her best to
luin the romance of her friend be
cause both happen to love the same
man.
The supportinir cast is eouallv not
able, Claire McDowell, Edward Uur-
tindel, Bertram Johns, Eve Sothe'-n,
William Boyd and Ethel Wale are
uniformly excellent in their rcspoc-( o
tive roles. jo
The story of "Nice Peonle" has tni2
do with a modern girl who lesents o
j tho sudden assertion of parential au-J
jthority. In a fit of pique she f inds ' o
(herself accidentally in a seemingly, 9
compromising situation. The other
man does not always understand butlo
ho is always loyal. With h!i at J nn.llg
the assistance of a sympathetic aunt, o
the girl does a right about face th-it'o
brings happiness in the end, but cm-;
ly after some trying erperien;:ea for jo
the young woman.
You will enjoy "Nice People.' And Jo
if you are young or have youthful io
daughters, s stors os other feniin;pe
relatives, you will do well to take o
them with Vou l
Comedy showing "The Dentin " I
Tom Is Kept
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( a&ainst tom for; moving , . The most vou get the. ' I
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KNOW twHO 1 AH," VOO'H- FIND T1Y INlTIAt-l
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'IQ.M yl AT STAK
Tom Mix, the popular William
Fox star, gathers additionul laurels
in his latest picture, "Tom Mix in
Arabia," a fast combination of thrills
and laughler, which is the attraction
at the Theatre today and Sunday.
Good as the other 'Mix pictures have
been, this is probably the most jn
tcrtaining of the lot.
At- usual, Mix takes a number of
chances that are real thrillers. He
descends a mountain, for exampla,
by the simple but dangerous, pro
cess of lassoing a tree and swing
ing from the tree to the ground. He
does a! this verv casually.
though it were regular method
But his nonchalence did
procedure.
i:ot prevent last nights audience
Ifrnin gasping with fear.
nut mo tnrniB, many 01 mem as
there are, are outnumbered by the
laughs. Mix starts as a ranch own
er who, through a series of strange
circumstances, goes to Arabia, where
he is taken for the heir apparent
to the throne. He begins imme
diately running the harem on a
strictly American plan, beats up a
sheik or two, and makes a whirlwind
getaway with the girl of his choice.
A picture, all in all, tnut you will
thoroughly enjoy.
A Mutt and Jetr comedy Is also
on tho program.
WCH MEN'S WIVES"
A NEW TYI'E PLAY
"Rich Men's Wives," a Preferred
Picture, has been selected by the
Arcado Theatre fof its attraction
Monday and Tuesday. Advance in
formation feclaree that this play, a
new type of drama, turns the cal
cium on the social butterfly in much
the same manner1 a ncieritist, would
use' a microscope on the winfed
speeiefe.
When is. r. sehulDertt. Dissident
of Preferred Pictures, Inc., decided
to produce this story inspired, it
is said, by tho unhappy revelations
recently in one of America's leading
families ho chose Oasnier. maker
of "Kismet'' and other big pictures,
to direct it. Then, having- obtained
Gnsnier, he went seeking for a cast
capable arid popular. For his. prin
cipals, he selected House Peters,
Claire Windsor, tho reigning beauty
of the screen today; Baby Richard
Headnck, the unforgettable child ar
tist; Kosemary Thcby, Gaslon Gi.vss.j
Myrtle Stedman, Charles Clary, Mil-
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Sixteen years of cea.sele.ss
ers and to render every service consistent with sound
business principles filjds us, more completely equipped
than ever before to supply La Grande and all Eastern
Oregon with both freih afid cured meals. Our new
packing plant has nolequal in the state outside of
Portland, and is not excelled
We solicit your conlinjied
for 1923,
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
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Very Busy
SOMETIMES WHEW You DO
THE MOST VOU GET THE.
ly Condo
MELONS TofoO.
- oNS to rtii.wi
F You WA NT To .
died June, Carol llollvway, Wil'iam'
Austin anil .Martha Mattov. 1
IIAIt.MONY SINGINfi AND
COMEDY. 1'KKVAIK
On the New Program at the Arcade
Theatre Sunday.
Fellows with funny capers ' and
songs, known ns The Orpheus Com
edy Four, make their appearance at
this favorite amusement resort. They
are known from coast to coast and
when they make their appearance
garbed in the costumes of the char
acters thev aim to portray, nsiliil-
. ities start anil, well, it's all off but
the laughter Their comedy is
scream and their songs arc harmon
iously put over.
Evans and Mayo have an offerinR
which is composed of nifty songs
in,l ,lnii,.0. in which thev nnrtrav
the poetry of motion in a manner
that will make them favorites ati
once.
Harry I.ee, a talented young man
and a clever ventriloquist, whose
songs and comedy talk with his lit
tle dummy pals makes his short
stay a pleasant one in every way.
Knlphs and May are a pair of
jugglers who juggle their way in
public favor by club swinging, jap
spools, devil sticks, mat spinning and
balancing. This is a novel treat and
a clever one.
"Henry Gord is Hnppy." The Kan
sas boys havo got a bonus and Henry
will get half of it.
ITCHING ECZEMA
DRIED RIGHT UP
BY 'HIS SULPHUR
Any brcakifig out of the skin, even
fiery, -itching eczema,, can be quickly
overcome by allying 'a little Men. bo
Sulphur, says a noted skin specialist.
Because of its germ destroying proper
ties, this sulphur preparation instantly
brings ease from sfiin irritation, soothes
and heals the eczema bright up and
leaves the skin clear 411(1 smooth.
It seldom fails to rVidye the torment
and disfigurement. Suusrcrs from skin
trouble should get a litO' jar of Rowles
MentliO'Sulphur from any good drug
gist and use it like a cold cream.
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effoi t to please our custom-
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there except in size.
pood will and Kitronafe
r THAT'S UNADULTERATED
LUCK, I'LL SAV! LET'S SEE
NOW- FIFTY-
dollar- two -dollars -four
dollars amd sutv
cento - i'll just keepthis
and call it
TOM-
, MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE .
In tcllinir of some nf liis early of
forts in uuthorship, tho iKiirl of Uir-;
Ki'iiiH'nd ciniL'ssts that lie Hold Ilia
(ii-Kt two hooks for $:!00 fuih, in r
iUt to otitiiin money with which to
K.'t mnrrk-u.
M. Puchmnnn, the. celilirntl'd pian
ist, has received rerently many re
ciuesls to anneiir miblirlv In Choliin'H
i-oat whitlr wan presented to him l)y
a irinnii m uie Kieatost living ex
poluMit tif Cliopin's works.
TsjxijLine
CLUB CGR STORE
Mainl;768 '
A Car AlV&ys Ready
FoiYou
WINTER IS HERE
Now is tho time while yon don't need your car
to consult your repairmrdn. Just ask him to
put the power back into it 1V installing new pis
tons, rings andpins into r.e-ground cylinders
and your car wil ruii like nev. ,' ! J
Our Stocks ar Complete and Our
Machinery the Jest .
" COME IK AND SEEfTHEM
" LeightoWs WeliJing &
Machine Works
La Grande, Oregon
Furniture Exchange
s comple!t htjse furnishers
V Heaters at Vi'Ke.to Suit the Pocketbook jj ,
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by writing when you can pave the satisfac'Aon
of immediate response byi usinf our long dlst-
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