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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Classified
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
OSTKOP.VrilK' PHYSICIANS
Ult. J. I., nnd 111!. .MWSAItKT l.Mil,
. WIVOpiUhH. DlrWlie. Of linil.ll mill
Jlu ii Hill Hes ,. M!,jno -Main ID,,
2 Hiikn. Smiunrr Hide.
1)11. HAIlltV K. M'llOKN Oti!0-
, pntllli: I'liyjtk.fntl hihI Surgeon.
: liovo takun (ner the prat-lice ami
, unices of Dr. den. w. Ziimin-rnirtn
, 1 Jihall .iiKato In a fnwial uia.il,.,
! with com liiciiiLMitft u.h a specialty
. OITice phone, Aliiln i;;; llesliLTict
I.fi llrandc,
iniiTiL-, im-j. I'uiinor-ltoesch lili ir
"If. 1 2-4-1 ltin
Arioixi:vs
LOt'HItAN uml HDKIIH.tni) ieo. T
o hrim and Colun it. Kb. rTTTird. Al-
form.y. Ltx (Jrniidu National Hank
J.U1IUIMK,
KIN N AH...ii,.v. ut.l.o... I,
21) and n.n'olt-y Offlca Hltli;. Taki
CHIItOI'KACTOIt
lilt. IIKI.L.B .IYi:nK, Chlroprartnr
, .Now l-'oley riuildiiiy. Hours 1U to 12
a. in., 2 to 5 p. m. and 7 to 8 p. m
' 7-2 4-11
Ult. J, fc. WOOUt.1,1, Chironractol
1.
ii nil .Naturopath. Nervous and chronli
tlisQiiHcs a spec'nlty. .Suiic 2U. Sniii.
mer Itlilir. Over Silvorthorne'H. Oiric.
liours. It) to 13 a. in., 1:30 to .'. p. in.
7 to H v.iin.. I'hon,. 4H7-W.
..vrn:i: ciiik
Ul!. A. N. MAYVII.LH Specialist Ir
cnroiuc mucuses. .Methods, Mechantv
Iheropy and Xaturopitth. Kkln ano
; nioou cnseiisos, nervous disease
; Chronic lleadaclio. I-zemn, Seinlic-i
, Appendicitis, t'oiislipallon, ( ilowel
' Troillde; all lilnds ot t'hronic Di
seases sueeessiully treated. IMiom
-Main r!t:l. loom 1, 2. X, second rlool
t'oolldpe nidfi:., opposite .star Thea
' ter. (Jt'fice House, 11) to 12 a. ni.
J:30 to 5:00 p. in. Consultation tVee
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I'lANO ti m:i.s
J'-A 1'KltT PIANO TUNl.Nil Clean and
voice your piano without extra
. eoai-Ke. wont Ktiaranteed. fall New
lln Hook ritore tor appointment. Hoy
l'lilllips. 4-lS-t
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
L.. ; J'- La flrande l.nlKi, No. :ir.o
Loyal Order of Moose, holds rvuulal
! meelinBs every Thursday nlKlu at t
I P- in. at Odd lellows' Hall. Tin
, Women's Mooselieurt l.eKlon meet'
i second and fourth Thursdays of unci,
i inonlh. .Moose J.eirlon or Ihe Worl.
. 1'ieets second .Monday of each month
i lsilora always welcome.
... J- ' "Altl.AX. Dictator,
' C. S. HHll.TZ. Secretary.
it. ' 'I, n. Hlks
. r.a. ...Ke
I.a llrande j.odie No
jneots .each Tliursilav
evenlnit nt 8 oVIork. Mom,. .i .li..7
'T.: y'M.ii'."' Ewltsd inner,
1'. 1.. l'lIAIl.SON, .Secretary.
AIUDUIIN VH)1).ml:. (if AUKIill'A
l.a ilranilo C.ini. No. 77U3 inenls 6T
. the lirsl Thursday evenliiK or each
, month. In the K.,ot 1'. hall. Vlsitlnt
. Neighbors welcome
.;! ' l-K. It. HIKCO,-V.'-C.'"' .
i ( . . .i.aki: (tosTtit'K, clerk..
A. I. and A. ,M. l,a Urandu Lodirtl No-
' ' A'' I".1 'and Im holds ruirnlar
liieelliiK.s lirsl. and third Fridavs at
7:3(1 p. in. Cordial welcome to all
. 0 t , Jdasons.
LOT L. RXOIVJPASS. V.' M. '
K. .11. ltl.VCO, Seerelary.
F. O. HAHLKS Aerie .No. inlets
every Friday. niKht at KukIc.1 Hull
1 'lsilliii; members welcome. ,
.. LILLY, V. I'.
J. K. HlUDKlOLL, Sec.
UOODMIi.s' (F TUB WOULD La
firandc Camp No. Kit. Meets every
; .Monday nivht at K.-les Hall. All
visiting Ne. abhors welcome. Due?
, payshle at tne office of the clerk
Jlooms 21-22, La ilrande Nalionu.
l.lank lhilldintr.
J. J. Murchlson, C. C.
II. J. KiTOHKN. Clerk.
K.N'KIHTS OF I'YTIUA.S Ited Cro.1;
Lodtrii No. 27 meets every Monda
' eveninp in Castle Unit (K. of V
Hall), at 8 p. m. A l'ythian welcoilK
to all visiting; ICniKhls.
I H. C. FIKl.DS, C. C.
C. L. tlLAHAM, K. IX. 3.
WOAIF.N' S liliNlii.'IT ASSOCIATION oi
' die .Maccabees, La Grande I.odirc No
27. AY. II. A. ot .M. Lodto meets first
- Tliursdav at 2 p. in. and third
We.liiesd.-iv nt 8 p. in., at I. of i'
Hall. VisltliiK Sisters u oleonie.
JlltS. NOT! A R. MAOKEY. C.
.M AKJOIII I-: EATON. Ii. K.
O. I'.. S. Hope Chapter No. 13, (K E. S.
hidds stated communion lion th sec
nnd and lourih Vediicsdnys of enel
month. Yisitlni; lliembels cordlall
welcomed.
MARTHA ELLIOTT rAHKKlt. W. M
ANNA S. r.l'.OVU. See.
T-A-X-I
Call Main 580
Imperial Billiards
L I g i Claeslflert A).
DOINGS OF THEDUFFS ' . J Damiy Mec'tVthe'K' ' "' " BYALLAIAN
7 TOM IS TMI5 VOOR.SOM, V '' -v) f HOW DO VOO OO ) fAN P WHAT ARE VOU )( VOU LOOK LIKE "1
ANNV THAT I'VE. .VES.BOSS. MR. VAHUS PUFF ? - go.ng To BE WHEjV I vouR OAOOV. don Tj
HEARP VOUTALK 50 'THAT'S CANNV- HOW ARE Vol) TODAV I J VOO 6R0VJ UP To BE j V'?
MucH ABOUT P a I'VE GOT TO DO W CO TO A MAi4 - A LAWVER OR. rp-,,,,
Zr--r-l BUV HIM SOME SCHOOL.? - f A POCTOR, OR. WHAT ? THAT'S WHAT
) SHOES AND A T r-- 1 W F i EVERV PODV 5AVS 7
NEW 'HAT 50REl BJ 7Jf HAVEN'T N C'.S BUT 1 CAM7 L-
Want Ads
FOR HALE OR TKAJJhl
FOR SALE First class fence posts
Farmers 19X2 12-12-tf
PAPER FOR APPLE AND FRUIT
Boxes for salo at the Observer of
fice. Chap. 7-S-tf
FOR SALE 'Reasonable. R. C. R. I.
R. cockerels and one S. C. R. I. R.
rooster. Phone 345-R. l-2G-2tp
LfjSL .
LOST A gold class pin, initials F.
S. A. "IS." Return to . Observer.
1-25-ot
WANTED
WANTED Washing
hour. Phone 898-R.
work by
l-26-2tp
WANTED TO RENT Four or 'five
room modern unfurnished house on
south side. Responsible parties.
Phone :)2fl-J. l-2-2t
FOR RENT Sleeping room. Close
in. Phone 417-W. 1417 WashinR
ton. l-2li-2t
tucRJKLLaJi no Irs
HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered.
Mrs. L. H. Norton. 90(5 Adams Ave.
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LOCAL CORSETIERK for iUrclej
Cors4rt. Mrs. i. F. O'Connell, 1104
0 avennt. Phone 147-J. Strictly
Custominade Corsets. Guaranteed
throughout. Also Hemstitching and
Picot Etfce. 1 Work GuaranUed.
Exiierinients are being conducted
In England to produce oil from coal.
It is thought time sufficient gasoline
would be provided to tuke cure of do
mestic demands, mid tluit there would
even be a large quantity available for
export. ' About one-quarter of the coal
rnlsed each year would bo used for
this purpose. '
Fish Have No Sense of Hearing.
Many fish are capable of producing
sounds, some by the somplng of fins or
other organs, sonic by means tf the
teeth, and some by means of gas
emitted from the air-bladder. lint no
iish can hear; It may feel the vibra
tions set tip by sound.
Wash1 Kidneys ! i
If They Hurt
' "flfi.ii i.i ij,-)
Take (Salt ,,t flush Kldnya ff
,t) Back pajna you or Bladder ,;
- . bothers, t -:
Flush your kidnovs with' eoHif etctw
fiionally, ""says ttf riOtwl authority, who
tells us. that too, ninoh moat afld tick
food may form Uric acid, which : almost
paralyses the kidneys-in tlieir efforts to
expel" it from the blood. Theyi Jbcconffi
sluggish and weaken; then you suffer
with a dull; misery i it the kidney region,
sharp jmins in the back or sick head
ache, dizziness, your stomach - sours,
toniruo is coated, and when the Weather
is bat' you, have rheumatic twinge.
The urine gets cloudy, full of sediment,
tho channels often get sore and irri
tated, obliging you to seek relief two or
three times during the night.
To help neutralize these irritating
acids, to cleanse the kidneys and flush
off the body's urinous waste, get four
ounces of Jsd Salts from any phar
macy here: tnke a tahlespnonful in a
glass of water before breakfast for a
few days, and your kidneys may then
act fine. This famous salts is made
from the acids of grapes and lemon
juice, combined with lithia, and has
been used for generations to flush and
stimulate sluggish , kitlneys; also- to,
neutralize the aeiils in iirim en it no
longer irritates, thus often ending Mad
der wesknesf. : v
Jad Salts ia inexpensive: -can not in
jure and make a delightful efferves
cent lithia water drink.
The Oriental Herb Co.
, With thvir famous Chinese
roots, herbs and barks Is sp'
otnlizinc In treating the diseases
of men and women, such us as
thma. Kidney, cancer, pneumon
ia, nervousness, stomach, piles
and hlood disorder. Their euro
and the medicine have lonif been
recognized and praised by pati
ents berauso their health hus
been restored to normal condi
tion. If you ore 111 why not call
nnd see us. Consultation free.
Oriental Chinese Herb
Company,
11 Pouth Konrlh Av.(
Yakima, Wash.
'!" lil Ii Buy and sell tlirough Observer
I THEATRES
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S II K K II Y'S TO DAY ONLY
COni.N.NK (iHIKfr'ITH Sit INKS IN
1'ICllIKE OF .MI.MNU COUNTUY
Thrilling Druma of Railroad Con
struction 1're.tents Star in .
.New Type of Hole.
In "The Single Track," Corlnnc!
Gritfith forsakes for the nonce tne
life of luxury and ease of a debu
tante or youiiR society matron and
plunges into the life of a Western
settlement with all its attendant
frontier customs and excitemsnt.
Known as one of the most attrac
tively gowned women of tho screen,
Miss Griffith dons calico anil sun
bonnef, khaki and sombrero and
plays what is for her a new type
of character.
Only in the earlier scenes laid in
New York Citv does she have an op
portunity to display her art in wear-
in? Deautilul gowns,
"The Single Track" takes its title
from a spur of a railroad that, when
completed, will connect the heroine's
mine, all that remains of a wasted
fortune, with the main line. It must
be finished before rthe option on the
right of way expires. Rival interest8
employ foul means to cause delays
and the fair youns mine owner (toes
to her property personally to take
charge.
The picture is. spectacular to a de
irree. For over a month more than
200 workmen were buildine: a half-
mile single track sPur on the .Dela-1
ware, Lackawana ana western rail
road in the Catskills near Archville.
and a high trestle over a river.
As soom as this. 'was ' completed,
the scenes were shot, tho trestle and
a portion of the track destroyed by
dvnariiite ' iust - after a '. locomotive
driven 'by the heroine passes in safe-
ty. There are several "other Dig
scenes, equally as spectacular in the
production.
Comedy showing, "Hello Judge." .
SHERRY'S SUNDAY & MONDAY
SUHKB SETTINGS BIG FEAT
URE OF "lADOVE ALL, LAW"
Indian Architecture of Highest Qual
ity Vest Scenes with Majesty.
Many remarkably settings, pictur
ing Oriental splendor of architecture
ot its best, were prepared for the
Paramount picture, "Above All Law."
Several of the best known screen
players of Europe are assembled in
the cast.
Among the sets which are espe
cially noteworthy is the Temple of
tho Unknown God, a huge liudhu,
forty feeti hiyh, seated on. an im
mense throne. The general effect
of the scene is' one of immensity and
grandeur seldom seen on the screen.
The palace of the reigning prince
is a marvel ' n , i architecture and
structural finish. - Not a single de
tail needed to make the illusion per
fect hus been overlooked by Joe May,
the producer of tho photoplay. The
tropical gardens were arranged by
expert gardeners ,and their beauty
and vastness will amaze every lover
of flowers and shrubbery. , .;
The Hall ot a Thousand Pillars is
a gigantic creation, the pillars being
of great dimensions. The great tow
er, the tigers' den and .the score of
other setls will impress every spec
tator by their massiveness, harmony
of design and beauty of fimisli.
"Above All Law" is a powerful pic
ture. The story deals with an ar
chitect who is summoned to India
by a reigning prince to construct a
great tomb. But when he leams
that the tomb is intended for the
prince's wife, who is yet alive and
of whom he is insanely jealous, he
refuses to have anything to do with
the affair. The prince is insistent
and cauJses tho architect to be im
prisoned. The hitter's fiancee traces
him to India, nnd they hnvo many
Taxi
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Olympia Oyster
Cocktails
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at
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1113 Jafferson Ave.
tlnilli.iK adventures before they con
lltrivo to WH-iipe the prince's clutches
The cast is wholly adequate.
Ii Comedy, "llrenking 'n' J""'
VAUDEVILLE. EXCELLENTLY
ENA4TFD STAGED AND COS
Tl MED WILL BE SEEN AT THE
ARCADE THEATRE SUMIAY.
Mcllvar and Uamiltoi a team of
acrobatic wonders, are the attraction
nt this populnr playhouse. They
put over a routine of gymnastic
stunts, scmo rapitl-Hro buffoonery
in effective Rtylo in a way to win
generous appreciation and applause.
They arc past masters of comedy,
acrobatics and jumping and indulge
in all sorts of diverting adventures,
NOTICE!
Cylinders reground, pistons, wrist pins and
rings furnished and fitted.
Crank shafts straightened and ground. '
Parts manufactured.
General overhauling and repairing of auto
mobiles, trucks, and tractors.
' We also carry a complete stock of pistons,
rings and wrist pins.
The Largest and Most Modern Equipped Ex
clusive Automotive Machine Shop
In Eastern, Oregon.
J. A. Gyllenberg ;
Automotive, Machine Shops
OFFICE and WORKS . - BAKER,
NINTH & AUBURN Ave". OREGON
The undersigned will hold a Public" Sale at the old
, Hempe ranch, 3 xi miles northwest of Union '!J
Wednesday, Jan 31 J I
Commencing at 10 a. m., at which' time the following
described articles and livestock wili be offered tor
sale to the highest biddei'i -1 f ' .
One Ilunicly tins Tractor
One ;t010 Advance Separator
One 12x20 Cleveland Tractor
One 2(.)iich Nmnlley Hay Cultrr
One I.'t-inch (ialloway Hay Cul
ler One ;lllKit Feed Mill
One one-half Ii. p. rail-banks &
Morse as Kiigliie
One 500-lb. Simplex Cream Sep
arator One Manure Spreader
Thrco Farm Watsons
Ontl Decrlnc Header ami Kinder
One Ocerliij: Seveii-fool Hinder
Two McmcrM
Two liny Hake
One Tcii-fott Monitor Orlll
One K-fMH Double DIM; i Xf
l'le Sets J-'arni Unrnejw -Jl1;
Ten f;oMl Collar
One :tM-ctlou Oiatf Harrow
TERMS
AU sums of .$10.00 and under, cash in hand; over $10,
eight months time at 8 per cent with approved
security.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
A. B. HEMPE, Owner
T. B. JOHNSON, Auctioneer.
J. E. REYNOLDS,
C. L. CALDWELL, Clerks.
union,
some new nnd novel, but all done
in a pleasing manner.
Moore ami Gl-.ty, who blenil com
edy with lithe dancing in their skit
"At the Country Club." They are
indeed creators of mirth, the act re
sulting in a Kale of laughter as Mis"
Moore is a clever comedienne anil
has a fast volley of comic chatter
and foolish behavior.
South Hound, replete with charac
ter songs, dances ami novelty "offer
ings in which blnckfnce comedy is
seen to good advantage and risque
humor, some of which is new, some
not quite so new, is purveyed by this
i-arsatilo trio o! entertainers, juliu"
Fisher uses his owin invention for
a musical instrument, a one-stiing
Olio it-.xoctfou SprdiK- TfMiih
Harrow
One :t-bo(toni tl-luch lt(Mk
Inland I'low
One 2-bo(luni 1 2-Inch Oliver
Mow
One Ml-lnch Rock I slum I Sul-
hey I'low
One Martin Ditcher
And a lot of oilier faun too'is
and Implements
Some Thoroughbred Short Horn
Cattle
One ItcBttered llolslcln Milk
Cow
Thiiv ;raile Milk Cons
Mue Ileal of Work Horses
.j Six Colts " ; ,-.
15 Hi-ad of SholcM ,
7 1'ttre Hifd Dlirutf' Sown 'v
. 4 HcKlstered Duroe Kow.s '
-t Polntid China Hoar- i,
I Diiroc Dun r.
OREGON
fiddle from a broom bundle anil a
cigar box nnd common piece of wire
from which he entices some weird!
sounds and 'imitations and finishes
by playing some real classy music. I
Cillhort Lyons, salil lo ho a deserter
from tho I'liilcil SliitoH army barrackii
at Vancouver, Is timlcr urrOHl at Ht
loni clutrKoil wllli passing a number
of worthless cheeks on local ntcr-
hanlH,
Just Received
Iiil lino or Alaska mbln rcmlr-to-wi'nr
fin's. Aiw svnl ImiWii
mid black trimming for iIivahps
and col In r nnd cufrs for coats.
You aru nil welcome to con to
and fico them. I nlso buy nil
kinds of raw fnrs and will pay
host prices.
Chris Miller
1810 Adams Are,
GET KESULTS WITH A WANT ADl
Where thickness of a Hair
Equals a Mile
hair of a human herul a vpnipoH from two to threo thou-
Tun:
sail
nnmltliH or n n inch, nnd ,lf
on accuracy so coarse an a
can bo obtained.
Automobiles may bo designed alike, nnd look tho same, yet
one, because of preijlse, fits, has moro power, sptted and less vi
bration. Whnn pistons nnd cylinder bores uro held to limits of
; one thousandth plus or minus, It means that often a piston .001
iiiidersro bow Into a bom which Is ,001 ovorsUo; and, in case
of a three-Inch piston. Instead of havlnc a wall n I euro nee of .003
.001 for encii Inch of piston diameter) it haa .0o& and becomes
an ''oil -pumper"- nn error of less than an averago hair's
breadth, yet, tho results could havtt onen no worse had It been
a "mile." : . , . , .
Avoid errors nn broad as a hair nnd for closely fitted pistons
nnd perfectly k round cylinders have your repulrmeu bring yur
' cylinder" block to tm for regrlndlng nnd piston aBaainbllnc,1 , f
Leighton's Welding &
Machine Works
La Grande, Oregon '
Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS ,;''3
! I I'' Heaters at Trice to Suit the Pocketlrook ,
T i "' I ED DONOHUE, Prop.; J , ,
Phone 471-J
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bave oteps
Do you wish to be thewghtful of her comfort?
Install an Extension
Telephone in the kitchen or upstairs then
Watch Her Smile! i.
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A CLASSIFIED
La Grande - Baker
Auto Stage
V. ti, Del.ap, Manager
Dully i:ceptinjc humliiva
Leaves Itiker LMives La Orund
4:A'j p. m. 1:00 p. n,
r: ft p. in,
Sunday
I-eaves La flrnndft at 5. ill p. n
Coimhi'IIoiik at l.'llldll
NEW ;
WOOLENS
For Suits Arriving"
Every Day
Look them over and
have a suit tailored to
your individual style.
Everything in Men's
Wear
The Toggery
Andrews Bros.
Knox Hals
9
motor service Hliop work n based
hair's brendtli," only poor results
.11. 1
:', Fir, & Jeff eisoi
AD WILL DO IT
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Zimmerman
Funeral Service Par
lor, Licensed Embal
mer, Ambulance Ser
vice. Phone Main G2.
1505 Fourth St
La Grande, Oregon
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