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Thursday, May 10, 192,1.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PACE THREE
I Classified
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
-USTlOll-ATlllO , 1'IIYSK IANS
. ; til.K OsluoiMitiiK, Spinal Curva
j lur(! niul Disomies' of women ami
children a spncialty. Office phone
..Main Km;. lio-iileiK'c phono Main
JliMi'lwo riiiKs. Sonimer liililir.
j Dii. ii. I-:. scii(m:v
Mriii(lii I'lijsiiian anil SiirKonn
fiUlccOKsrir lo la-. (!. w. Zininicrinan.
orrir,) l'hono Main r..i. lies.- ir.3-.M.
Palnirr llnpsth l'.liltr., I-u riraiuln.
Arroftxi'.vs
, uncmtAN una i:hi:uhahu two. t
Cotrliruil ar.J Colon It. KberliHrd, At
.! tnrn.'yn. L.a .drande Nnllomil UanU
i' iiunaiiiK.
H. MSX Attorney-nl-Law, Kooms
'i una tulty limca 1'IJir. TaK
CIllliOI'ItACTOH
lit. MVKIIS, Chlniliractor
i Ki i.'.,-y nullillilK. Hours 111 to 12
t tt. B 2 to & p. m. nnd 7 to 8 p. m
U 7-2-tf
Ol!. J E. WOODI-.LI, Chiroprnctoi
'.arid N:iluropatli. NVi-vou.i and rhronii:
dlMea-? a sneHnltv.- Ruito iiO. Som-
mir JJldu, Over Sllverthorne'g. Office
hourn, lo to 13 a. in 1:30 to G p. m.
(7 lo I !V.MlinB. 1'hone 497-W.
DKXTIKTS
DR. 11. .1. UUCKMAN. DR. R. B.
MIIJiEK Dentists-Jiooms 9 to 14
SFalmcr-Roesch lililir. Adams Ave
I'nt Depot St. Hours 9 to G. Phone
JMain 70. Special hours by appoint
ment. I.a (ii-anae, (Ire.
.NATCltl-: CX'Kli
IJJi. A. N. MAYVII,liK8peclallet ir
chronic dlsi-asoH. MetlioclH, .Mi'diano
.'Therapy ami Naturopath, skin am1
i'blood dist'MSfs, ni'rvoua dlaeaaoa
"chronic Heiid-ic'.i'. Ki'Z-'ina. laclatioa
Appi'iiiilrilis, Con-supttllon, J'owel
"TrutiMe; all klnda of Chronic Dl
araat's sticoasfully treated. I'hom
-Main ri!i:i. Itoom 1, 2, 3. second flooi
'CooJitUio rtkltf.. opposilo Star Tliea
' Uor. nrfico house, ID to 12 a. m.
t lAlti to 5:1)0 p. ni. Consultation free
, 3-4-tf
I'lAXO TL'XI'.ItS
KXr'PJtT I'lANO TUNING Clean and
votes your piano wllnout extra
.eharpe. IVorl: guaranteed. Call New
i 1 1 ii Honk Store for appointment, Itoy
iR l'hillips. 4-lfi-t
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
U O. O. Jl. La Grande r.oago No. 3S0
.oval OruTr of .Mouse, liolda re(?ulal
mcetlnKs every Thursday night at t
Jp. in. at. (aid Kellowa' Hail. Th
V'omen'a Mooselieart L.eKion meet!
iflt;eind and fourth Thursdays of each
inonth. .Moose I.-:-'lon of llio Worli
.'meeta peeond Monday of each month
! Viaitora alwava welcome.
A. N. MAYVILLE, Dictator.
C. S. S11ULTZ, Secretary.
B. I1. . l-ilka l.a Grando L,odne No
,-4:;3. iajur;e meets each Thursday
Tovenlni; at 8 o'clock. Home and clul
-privileKen cheerfully extended to all
Urolher Elka.
i De Lile Green, Exalted Ruler
r Mood Eckley, Secretary.
UOIii:i'.N WOO DM ION Oi'- AMEltlCA
I.a Graade Camp No. 77U3 meets on
the first Thursday evening; of each
mouth, in the K. oC 1'. ball. Visiting
Neighbors welcome.
-. K. K. K1NOO, V. C.
i JAKK KOSTOCK. Clerk.
A. and A. M. L.U Grande l.odtro No
r-41. A. 1-'. anTTA. M holds ree;ular
''meetiiiKS first and third Fridays nt
7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all
Mnon...
LOT I.. PNODGRASS, W.
, U. n.,l:lNGO, Secretary,
M.
l O, lOAGI.i: Aerie No. 2a0, meets
every Krlday" fiiBht at Eagles Hall
'Vlsltint; uieinber.i weicome.
'.. LILLY. W. P.
J. E. UIP.DSELL. Sec,
WliimsiBN Ob' TUB WOULD La
Grande Camp No. 109. Meeta every
M.o.u.iv ulirlit at Kairles Hall. Al'
visltimr Neiuhbora welcome. Dues
tpayahle at the office of tlia clerk
Jlooips 21-22, La Grande Nations,
-liatik Uuilding.
, J. J. Murchlson, C. C.
, ' It. J. KITCHEN. Cleric.
twi.iii'cm (II.' TVTIIIAH Red. Cros:
Lodire Nn. 27 meets every Monda
,...;,,,. in rial In Hall (K. of P
kail), at R p. m. A Pythian welcome
lo all visiting KnlKHts.
v.. c. fii:lds. c. c.
C. L. G It AHA M Km It. S.
WOMEN'S IIIOXEKIT ASSOCIATION ni
ii... Ai.w.,...he..i I.a rtrande Lodire No
17, . 1?. A. of M. Lodffo meets first
riiursdav at 2 p. m. and third
W.-dliesdav at 8 P. m.. at K. Of P
Hall. Visitini; Sistera welcome.
ll:S. NORA H. MACKEt, C.
MAItJoi'.IE EATON. K. K.
O E. S. Hope Cliapter No. 13, O. E. S.
...i.i..Tf ..I...I eoiiiMiiinlratlon tllO sec
r.,.,1 '.ml 1'oiirlli Wednesdays of cacl
monlii. Visiting nituibera cordlall
luir.ll t n.UOTT rARKER, W. 11
ANNA S. tiltOVE, Sec.
Whooninir Cough.
5'his la :t vcrv dangerous disease,
particularly under five years of age,
but when no paregoric, codeine or
other opiate is given, is easily cured
l.uip-ivimr Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. .Most people believe that it must
mil its course, not knowing that the
ilmn is verv nuicit shortened, and
that there is littl0 danger from the
disease when this remedy is given.
IV lias been u-ed in many epidemics
f -wboonine- cough, with pronounced
s'trtess. It is safe and pleasant to
take. Adv.
DOINGS OP THE DUFFS
I THINK IT'S VERY
. BECOMING TO YOU,
MRS. PUFF
Want Ad:
TOR SALE OH TRADE
FOR SALE Forty ni-res of lnml,
sixteen cultivated, nil in crops. Al
so ix roum liouse, cellar, wocd
slied, barn, two chicken houses
stock, wagon, bupy, harness and
sixty hens. Owner E. J. Long.
Prico $2,000. Inquire at ElpIn post
office. 5-9-4 tp
FOR SAI.h) Fresh cow, & years old;
trives ;Sti lbs. milk per day. $115.(10
for quick sale. Phone Fanners 7:1.
u-8-.ltp
FOR SALIC OK TRADE 'Wagon and
harness. Inquire Union Pool Hall.
5-9-:lt
FOR SALE 8-weeks-old pips, $4.50
each. Cull 351-J 5-7-Htp
FOR SALE Five loom furnished
house with toilet and bath on
north side. Phone 239-M.-' 5-8-5t
FOR SALE Wheat hny in bam. R.
Nolhnnjiel, Alicel, Ore. B-8-.ltp
FOR SALE A Dodge tourinsr car in
good condition, 1923 livense for
$230.00. See Tom Wilson, 2008
Cedar. o-8-8t
FOR SALE Everbearing strawberry
plants. (Jail in mornings and eve
nings at 1414 W. . 5-4-t
FOR SALE Violin, very good tone,
S25: also one RemincUm typewrit
er. Call 318-J. 5-1-tf
FOR SALE Th? Model Restaurant.
Having been in business contin
uously for over twenty years, my
wife and I feel we are entitled
to a vacation. Therefore, we offer
our restaurant, also our home at
1429 Adams ave., for sale, it in
terested call at the Model during
business hours. J. A. Arbuckle.
4-2tl-tf
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Rooms with beard. fi04
Adams. 5-9-tf
FOR RENT Furnished light house
keeping rooms. Phone Ht2-M.
5-8-3tp
FOR RENT Modern 4-room house,
partly furnished. Inquire Peter
Trakas, cigar store, Sherry The
atre building. 5-8-3t
FOR RENT 3 partly furnished
housekeeping rooms. Phone 343-B.
. ' B-7-6tp
FOR RENT One three room front
apartment. Ib06 Washington ave
nue. 5-4-tf
FOR RENT Farm. Call 157-R. 402
Adams' avenue. ' 4-19-tf
FOR RENT Modern furnished apart
ment at jMlenholm apartment. Call
278-M. 4-24-tf
FOR RENT1 One sleeping Toom. In
quire 1510 Adams. 3-4-tl
"WANTED
WANTED At Model Restaurant, nn
experienced waitress; also pantry
girl. 5-9-3t
WANTED Cooking in camp or farm
by middle-aged woman. Address
Mrs. Sndy Dreher, care N. K. West
ranch. " o-9-(itp
WANTED Loan o $1,500.00 for 2
or 3 years at 8 per cent on 9-rooin
house nnd 3 lots. First mortgage.
Call 325-J. 5-7-tf
WANTED TO RENT A six room
modern house. Phone 38J-.M or call
at 1100 Penn. 5-1-tf
SELL TREES FOR US Complete
stock, sausinciory territory, wine
today for particulars. Salem Nurs
ery Company, 428 Oregon Bldg.,
Salem, Oregon. 4-28-12t
WANTED Man or woman. Salary
S75.00 weekly lull time. i-au an
hour spare time, selling guaran
teed hosiery to wearer. Beautiful
onn'iio- line. Guaranteed Mills. Nor-
ristown. Penn. 4-11-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
THE CERMINATION TEST of Stod
dnrd' selected corn at O. A. C.
shows 985 percent pure. J. B.
Stoddard. 5-9-2tp
HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered.
Mrs. L. H. Norton. 900 Adams
Ave. Phone 421-W. 9-30-tf
HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by
Mrs. E. C. Tckey, 1808 Second
street. 242-.I. 1-27-tt
HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by
Mrs. Bert Hughes, 1417 Washing
ton avenue. 417-W. 4-16-tf
Evils of Constipation.
Perhaps the most serious of the
diseases caused by constipation is ap
pendicitis. If you would avoid this
dangerous disease, keen your bowels
regular. For this purpose Chamber
lain's Tablets are excellent, easy to
take and mild and gentle in effect.
Adv. ,
VJELL, vou
1 Think
MAY 5END IT
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j THEATRES
stohy or ixti-.nsh iii ma.v
IXTIIHKKT IS "AltAM'K ItlU'
A atory wilb real human Interest
la Adanrs itib," tVell II. I to MIImVs
l itest I'nmmoMVit "wnlerr will h
shown at the Amide, .theater today.
Friday and Siilurilay. " Tbo theme o'"
lliu iirodui.liun Ik Uio unluiiKromoni
lot .ibo al'lalra of a liiisliimd and wife
by their young daughter, a typical
exiiniilu of the sonsinie lio oi inc
inom-rn Blrl.
Anna Q. Nilsson, as Mrs. ltampoy.
the wife of Mlthael llamsay, a. lnos.
;ierous ChleitKo business niait played
Allllon .Mills, naa laaeu a. iilucv
.M. Jnromlr (Tbeodoro Kosloff).
Hie exiled king of Moranla. Her hua-
liund, ftailug that lie Is goinR lo
lose her. bits upon ir plan to have
.Ittromlr'H t:ountry recall Jilin lo Hie
throne.
.Moranla la In need of funds, anil
Humsey, an enormously rich man.
buys up all the wheat in .Moranla and
in relurn they recall Jaroniir to bis
throne, and he la Ihns gotten out
of the way. Ills wife returns to tiim.
after realizing that her Interest ill
Jaroniir was only a passing I'aney.
The daughter, played by I'auline
(aron, saves tho mother from dlsrov
cry while she is at the apartment of
the .kiUK. Jtaiusa.v sees Ills wile's
pocketbook on he table. .Mathild..
lions out .from behind tho curtain
where she and b.er mother pro con
coaled and says thai she Is the .on,
that cumo to visit Jaroniir.
Hamsay is completely taken back,
and 'lolls her that', alio Is an outcast
and no man would marry her, -I'rof.
Nathan Kendo ( 11 1 1 1 ot. Dexter) whom
Mathilda had met at Iho customs In
spection 'on her return from Kurop?
steps up and professes bis love. Ala.
thlida and he aro married, and every,
thing turns out wellt In-' the. end,
thanks to tho girl. Jaromir Is pun
ished by marrying a fat princess
awaiting him In ills, native land. .
.Mr. lie .Mlllo in this production, nas
inserted a sort of "vision" scene aim
liar to Hie noted "bacchanal" scena
in ".innsluughtcr" showing the life
of iriinlllve man as compared' to
that of present day beings. V'mi Will
be surprised to note that whilo een
lurles havo parsed since'-tho era- of
tho cave man, tho lovo affairs of the
ntiro human race are. now much the
same as Ihey were in the tune ol the
stegosaurus unglatua," orv in plain
English the armoi-ed dinosaur.
SHERRVS, TODAY, TOMORROW
Rupert Hughes' Finest Photoplay is
Coming.
Ah event of unusual interest nnd
iniDortancn in the film theatres of
the city is the approaching showing
of Goldwyn's newest Rupert Hughes
picture, "Souls lor Hale.'' it win ne
the affering at the Sherry Theatre
today and tomorrow. Mr. Hughes
has here adanted lo screen techni
que his novel-of motion picture life
in Hollywood. The result is tnai au-
thor-director's biggest achievement
to date in the films. The romance
and the thrill of movie making as
well as the reality and romance ; in
the personal life of screen players'
is truthfully depicted. Most of the
incidents made use of by Mr. Hughes
haVA been taken from happenings in
his own companies or in those of di-.
rectors of His acquaintance. We nave
his own word lor that.' -
The picture departs in certain In
stances from anything that its direc
tor has hitherto attempted; for the
climax is one o the most magnifi
cent spectacles ever filmed the
burning, during a terrific storm, of
an eiiinu circus. in ma uicviouo
Goldwvn productions Mr. Hughes has
eschewed the spectacular in favor of
the everyday events and personages
of ordinary life. These qualities have
endeared him to the public and they
are to be found in "Souls for Snle,''
but the telling of the story called
for the spectacular element and Mr.
Hughes has taken lull advantage ci
his opportunities along that line.
The photoplay, is much out oi the
ordinary, John Mescall having sur
passed his former achievements at
the crank. The circus scenes nnd the
African desert scenes are marvels of
composition and beauty.
I he cast is another of those in
comparable ones which have made
tioldwyn pictures stand out so promi
nently before the public. . The six
leading roles are acted by Eleanor
Boardman, Mae Busch, Barbara La
Marr, Frank Mayo, Richard Dix and
I.-aw Cody. A dozen other prominent
names might easily bo picked from
the cast.
Also showing "Felix the Cat."
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Shinn
Hiiifk Automobile'!
(tiih-k .Service
Ittiit'U Parts nnd Accessories.
Phone .Main r8T
Cor. Adams and Fir
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Reynolds and Zimmerman
Funeral Service Tarlor, Licensed Embalmcr,
Ambulance Service. Phone Main 62.
. 1505 Fourth Street, La Grande, Oregon
J. E. REYNOLDS . C. E. ZIMMERMAN,
: Licensed Embalmer.
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Furniture Exchange
' COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Oil Stoves at Prices to Suit the Pocketbook
EDDONOHUE,Prop.
Phone 474-J Fir & Jefferson
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WE nve endeavoring: to maintain the highest possible
standard of quality and service.
WE carry the most complete line of meats nnd kindred
supplies in the city.
WE guarantee the quality of every product wo handle.
WE serve fair and satisfy fully. , :
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
CITY niAUKFT.
NOOVI It JIAHKKT
1'IR HTltKtyrr .MARKET
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Power
The three most vital units in the economical
and satisfactory ' operation of motors are the
Piston Rings, Tistons and Piston Pins, all of
which we carry in stock, and with our cylinder
grinding equipment we are able 'to give you a
very complete piston assembling sci'vice.
Leighton's -Welding &
Machine Works
Yet to Come
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By Condo
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YOU TWO
TODAY WHEN
DOWN SHOPPING !
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Luninago
This lu n rbeonintiwm of lite mus
cles of the back. It comes on suti-,
denly and is quite painful. Every in bed nnd coultl not tum-to the leit-
movement nggravalps the disease. Co or right, 1 ' hurl a bottfr of Chaln-
to lied, keep quiet and havo Cham-! urn-Iain's Liniment ,'iu the liousej and
Lerlain's Liniment upplied nnd althis wits: applied 'to m back.- It.!
quick recovery may lie expected. Mrs. promptly' drove nway 'the )ains and
l'. ,l. oann, urocKporr, iM i ., writes
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The Things That Women Eat
3 I'd Imiiorlant thcao ilnys for woin- n who Imy Ui Intra to oat
to K V im much valutj :ih possible for uh Utile rout iih posHlliln;
' We un ut the Htnire of economy now u lii-re every cent connla.
Measure the liuylnff power of your money, with the quality
of your putT.liuHe.
su'i.nriNi: niti:.n
The vnlue kIvIhk Im-ml Is true economy. Tiny l.ronil Tor Koml
Nti.sH, for full welKht, lor iMiurhilummi then you will insist on
stTj;i:riM;: ui;i:i
Alwuys ( leiin . Ahvnys I'tim
Ask 1'olltH Uho l'.nl It
Jftr Ma
La Grande, Oregon
Call at one of our markets and let lis assist
you in tho selection of your meats, fish and
poultry.
Efficient service and prices that are right
await you always.
The Crescent Meat Co., Inc.
Two Markets 106 N. Fir St.; 1111 Adams Ave.
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SJIOP AND FOTnvmtY
All Kinds of Machinery, Automobiles o.nd Tractors Repaired,
Ovorhauled nnd Rebuilt,
i Acetylene Woldlntr of All Kinds
, , Cylinder UorlnK und OverBlzo ristons1 '
i Crankshafts, Pistons nnd Piston Pins Rrround
filvo t's a Trail j y
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results
Ilcnd tho OhHCrver f'lnKRlflnd Ada.
Butterf at j
41c a Pound
Delivered in La Grande ;
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Union Creamery j
Company i
Phone Main 122
La Grande, Oregon.
BY ALLMAN
tSOUGhT
SILK S
SHirvT5 .'Hl'Vi';!!
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"I can houeatly say that Chamber
lain's Liniment cured me of lumbago
a year ago Jast summer. When I
dcl - . - hi using it, I was flat on my buck'
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FORD & GEORGE
TAXI
Service
Enclosed Cars , .
CALL
MAIN 44
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Rags Wanted at
the Observer
La Grande - Baker
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