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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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! Classified
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
tlNTKUl'ATIIlU rHYKKiANK
UK. .1. L. nml DR. MAIKIAltKT
CIIK Osteopaths, Spinal Curva
turn and Diseases of women and
children a specialty. Office phone
Main 1011. Kctdilenco' phone Alain
1(1(1 two ritiKs. .Suiiiiiicr liildn.
int. ii. i:. scuoiin
Osteopathia I'lisjctaii and Surgeon
Biifccs-sor to r. (K V. .itumr-i-tiian.
Oirii-o l'liuiio Main M. lies. U.3-.M.
Palmer Hoosch lll.lir.. a Oriitldo.
A'I'I'OltMCVS
ci'llltAN nnd KMKltllARD Ono,
iv.rhnin ar.J Colon it. Kberlisri,
loo. T
At-
torneys. La (JruuUo National ilauk
rliiliaiiift.
it. FINN Atturnfy-iit-I.iiw, Jtoonis
:u ono A i'cn;y uilleo muir. T11K'
eleviitor. 12-l:(-lir
ciiir.oi'itAcroK
lilt. IIIM.LK .MYKlt.S, L'lilropractur
New Foley l'ltildlni;. Hours 11) to 12
a. m., 2 to G p. in. and 7 to 8 p. m
7-24-tf
Dft. J K. WODDhlJi Chlrupractoi
and Naturopath. Nervous and rlironU'
ulsenss a enormity. Kulto 20. Pom
Jiner llldu. Over Sllverthorne's. Office
hours, 10 to 12 a. in.
1:30 to 5 d. m.
7 to 8 fcvenlntja.
rnone l'.f-w.
wc.vnsTs
DR. R. J. RUCKMAN, DR. R. B,
MILLER Dentists Rooms 9 to 14
Palmer-Roesch lildir. Adams Ave
at Depot St. Hours 9 to (i. Phone
Main 70. Special hours by appoint
ment. La Grande, Ore.
NATUltE CUlU'l
Ult. A. N. MAYVlLI.rO Speelnlist Ir
chronic diseases, methods, .Vec.liano
Tlierftpy and Nuturopn.lh. Skin ami
blood di.'u'ist's, n.-rvous diseases
Chronic l-tendiic'.ie, Kczemn, Seliulci
Appendicitis, .Consiipiilion, Howe
Trouble; all kinds of Chronic Di
seases successfully trested. Phoni
Main 593. llooin 1, 2. :i. second flooi
Coolldtfe lNlK-. oppo.-dlo blar Thea-
1 tor. Office liou.se, 10 to VI a. m.
1:30 to 5:00 p. ni. Consultation free
3-4-tf
l'l.ANO TLXIiltS
EXPKItT PIANO TUNING Clean and
voice your pi.-ino without extra
cliarue. Work guaranteed. Call New
Ho Hook Store for appointment. Hoy
K. Phillips. 4-1 5-t
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
L, O. O. M. l,a ;r:iml.i LootKo No. 3&0
Ijoynl (irilcr of Moosn, huhln rgulfli
meetings uvr-ry Th'.irndny night at
t p. m. at Odd Fellows' Hull. Tin
; Womcn'i Woo: chj:irt I-.?Kln metf
in''ond and ftnirlli Thur.dnyi of ouch
i month, flltiosu Ltion of tho Worh
I nieots sneotHl Mniuiiiv (if o.nvU month
I Vl.sitor.t a I wa vh w-Ictiiiip.
A. N. MAYVILIiE, Dictator.
C. S. SilULTZ, Scirretary.
H, I. O. Klks Ln (Jrande L-odRe No
433. iiafre int't-ts ench Tluinday
evonlns at 8 o'clock. Jlome and clul
privileges cheerfully extended to nil
Urothtr Kiks.
x De Lilo Green, Exalted Ruler
Mood Eckley, Secretary.
UODtlKN WOOD.'.IK.V OF AMKK10A
;,a Grande t;mnp No. 770S meets on
the first Tlmr5d;iy evening of each
month, In the K.. of 1'. hall. Visiting
Neighbors welcome.
E. It. IMNnO, V. C.
JAK13 ItOSTOCK, Clerk.
A. b and A. il. 1-ia (Jrande Uodcts No
41. A. F. rtnTTA. M., holds regular
nioetlngs first nnd third Fridays at
7::i( i. m. Cordial welcome to all
"""Tor U SNOWinASS. W. M.
E. R. R1NGO, Secretary.
K O. EAGMOS Aerie No. 2T.U. meets
everv Friday" night at Envies Hall
Visiting members welcome.
,. LILLY. W. P.
J. E. BinnSELL, Sec,
WOODMEN Of THE WOIlLUL
llrande L'amp No. 1 110. Meets every
M..,.,inu ni.n.t ,,l rc,eieH Hall. All
vlitlnir Neighbors welcome. Dues
payable at the ofrit-e of th i clerk
Honm.i 21-23, La Grando Nationa
Hank Hullding.
J. J. Murehlsnn, c C.
i R. J. KITCHKN. Clerk.
KNMOHTS OF l'VTlllA.Sl:ed Ores;
Leilne No. 27 meets every Monda
r.lr,n- In r'naile Hall ( K. "f P
Ha'lll, at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome
to all visiting Knipbts.
J-:. C. FIELDS. CO.
C. L. OltAHA.M. K. It. 8.
WOMEN'S KEN E FIT ASSOCIATION nl
the Maccabees. La Ornnde Lodge No
Thni-Kfliiv ' iit 2 n. ni. and third
W.-dnegdav at 8 p. m at K. of I
Hall. Visiting Sisters welcome.
MRS. NORA II. MAClsEIT. C.
MAItJORIE EATON, 1U K.
O. 10. K. Hope I'haot.T No. 13, O. E. 8.
,.t-T,..,..,l c,,,,niinle:ition tll6 See
ond niia' fnurlh Wcrtnesilnya ?ch
month. Visiting members cordiall)
MR';'MCdBT.T.inTT PARKEn, W. M
ANNA S. OROVE, Sec.
Whooping Cough.
This is n very dangerous disease,
nnrlirtilnrlv under five vcars of age,
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t when no paregoric, coneino u.
,ee rmlulo ia e-iven. is easily curco
bv giving Chamberlain's Cough Kem
edv. Most people believe that it must
ruii its course, not knowing that the
time is verv much shortened, and
Hint there is little danger from the
disease when this remedy is given.
It has been used in many epidemics
of whooping cough, with pronounced
success. It is safe and pleasant to
take Adv.
DOINGS OF.
SIffi DUFFS
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Want Ads
1X)R SALE OR TRADE
FOR SALE Forty acres of land,
sixteen cultivated, all in crops. Al
so six room house, cellar, wocd
shed, burn, two chicken houses,
stock, wagon, buprtry, harness and
sixty nens. uwner fc. ixmg.
Price ?,00. Inquire at Elgin post
office. ' 5-9-4tp
FOR SALE St. Andreasberff roller
canary birds, one year old. sinirers,
SI and $5 each. Mrs. S. A. (iar
dinier, 1802 Second St. 5-10-:itp
FOR SALE lAstcr plants, .10c a doi-
en, postpaid or 4 dozen lor Sl.uO,
Money with order. We have sep
arate colors including the new
blood red Heart of France. Elgin
Greenhouse. 5-10-:it
FOR RENT Neatly furnished house
keeping rooms. 1.10U 0 avenue.
5-10-4tp
FOR SALE OR TRADE 'Wagon and
harness. Inquire Union Pool Hall.
5-9-3t
FOR SALE 8-weeks-old pigs, $4.50
each. Call 351-J. 5-7-6tp
FOR SALE Five room furnished
house with toilet and bath
north side. Phone 2.19-M. 5-8-ot
FOR SALE Violin, very good tone,
?2o; also one Uemmgton lypewnt-
er. Call 318-J.
5-1-tf
FOR SALE The Model Restaurant.
Having been in business contin
uously for over twenty years, my
wile and I iecl we are entitled
to a vacation. Therefore, we offer
our restaurant, also our home . at
1429 Adams ave., for sale. If in
terested call at the Model during
business hours. J. A. Arbuckle.
4-2B-tf
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Two room furnished
apartment, -1(5 17 Fourth, corner 4th,
Spring and 5th Sts. Phone 285-J.
5-10-tf
FOR RENT Rooms with henrd. 604
Adams. . 6-9-tf
FOR RENT 3 partly furnished
housekeeping rooms, rnone d4d-ri.
5-7-Gtp
FOR RENT Farm. Call 157-R. 402
Adams avenue. . 4-19-tf
FOR RENT One sleeping room. In
quire 1510 Adams. . 3-24-tf
LOST
LOST Studebaker rim- and tire in
town. Notify Fred ,Schilke. Re
ward. 5-10-2t
WANTED
WANTED Local agents to represent
Elenor Laboratories. 21U1 Adams
avenue. 5-10-.1tp
WANTED Tray girl, immediately.
Apply in person to Miss Wright,
Grande Ronde Hospital. 5-10-tf
WANTED At Model Restaurant, an
experienced waitress; also pantry
e-irl. o-fl-:it
WANTED Cooking in camp or farm
bv middle-aged woman. Address
Mrs. Sadv Dreher. care N. K. West
ranch. 5-9-Utp
WANTED Loan of $1,500.00 for 2
or 3 years at 8 per cent on a-room
S lots. First mortgage.
Call 325-J. . o-7-tf
WANTED TO BENT A six room
modern house. Phone 3H1-.U or call
at 1106 Penn. 5-1-tf
SELL TREES FOR US Complete
stock. Satislactory territory, wine
today for particulars. Salem Nurs
rnmllnnv. 42K Orecon Bldg..
Salpm. Oreirdn. 4-28-12t
WANTED Man or woman. Salary
$75.00 weekly tull time. i.ou an
hour spare time, selling guaran
teed hosiery to wearer. Beautiful
spring line. Guaranteed Mills, Nor
ristown, Penn. 4-11-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered.
Mrs. L. H. Norton, 906 Adams
Ave. Phone 421-W. 9-30-tf
HEMSTITCHING and picot etice by
Mrs. E. C. Tckey, 1808 Second
street. 242-J. 1-27-tf
HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by
Mrs. Bert Huphes, 1417 Washing
ton avenue. 417-W- 4-16-tf
Adversity often serves as an inspir
ation. Tho worm turns even more
vigorously after it gets the hook.
Other crops may be failures, but
neither drouth nor flood, hall. Inserts
or anything else prevents on ubundant
rrop of politics and politicians.
Nothing is so hopeless as trying to
explain hon" you came to forget your
wedding anniversary, gargles a Iji
(Jrande man. .
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liti'T HOME
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theatres
I.ON CHANEY GrVES NEW
CROOK I IIAUAt I EKIaA l ltiN
Lou Chancy, universally consider
ed the best portrayer of crook roles
on the screen, has an important part
in Hope Hampton's new starring -vehicle,
"The Light in the Dark,
which will be the First National at
traction at the Arcade Iheatre on
Monday.
K. K. Lincoln Is anotner proniuieni
screen star whoso name appeals
among the "leads," as well as r.ilgar
Norton famed for his work as a
butler of the stage and screen.
The character portrayed uy miss
Hampton and the three male parts
nro the central figures around which
the story by William Dudley Pelley
is woven. Thus "The Light in the
Dark" is given very much ot tne an
star hue. ; ... .
in "Tho I.itrht iu the Dark" 1.011
rHinev i to he seen as a New York
East Side, crook with a rather tender
hom t a i-n o which e-ives him nn ex
ceptional opportunity to display his
ability. - . ;
: SHKRIIVS
LAST SHOWING 'I'O-HAY
"SOI LS KOIt SALK"
ltlinert HuBhca goes from success
to success la his enrcer as motion pic
ture writer and director. His trail In
ho industry has been hlftzod by such
pictures as, "The Cup of Kury," lnn
evrous. Curvo Ahead." "Tho Wall
l-'Iower.' ' "Itemeinoranc.e," "Gininie,"
mil the newest nml un-atest. or an.
'Souls for Sale." a pictllrlzation or
lliH novel of that title dealinK Willi
life in the motion picture colony of
Hollywood.
lr. Hughes, according to ills cus
tom, has nought, in "Souls tor Miie
for new applications of reality and
rnthful characterization to the screen
mil these qualities of reality and fi
delity have characterized all of ins
photoplays ami form tile basis of the
present one; In "Souls for Sale," liow-
ver he has gone a step lurllier anil
elghtened tho dramatic intensity of
Is narrative and ended it in a spec
tacular climax which will bo tho talk
f the film world. There is no ques
tion but that tills photoplay will rnnli
as one of the biggest that. Air. Hughes
any other director bus produced
during the year.
The cast Is a long nnd most ex
cellent one. Included In Its leading
roles are such players as Kleanor
Roardmun, llnrliara l.a Marr, .Mae
Hnseh. Itlchard l)lx, frank Mayo,
Lew Cody, Arthur llout, .Margaret
Hourne, Hale Fuller, h arrest Itobin-
son, William orlnmonil. lioy Aiweu.
SnilK I-Mwards, AlleenPringle, David
nihoden. Hush Hughes and many
others. "Souls for Sale" Is a photo
play ot which Mr. Hughes, both as
writer and director, may well be
proud. ,
Also the comedy, "'I lie cruise or
the tiulcUernell." ,- .
"ADAM'S nuv A Srt'CKSS
Cecil It. le Mllle's New Paramount
l'icturo Hie Story or n
Modern Old.
Cecil II. TV Mtllo's new Paramount
picluro "Adam's Uib." was shown
with nmrliPd sucoi-hh. nt tne Arcade
hoalre hiHt nltfht. The pleture, fea-
tm-iiiRr Milton Sills, JSlllott Uexter.
Theodore Kosloff, Anna Q. Nllsson,
L'nuline Caron and Julia Fayo la a
story ofMho modern pirl a an asw-t
rather than a'burden to her family.
MIsr Oaron as Mathilda lloniKay
meria Prof. Heade at tho Customs in-
speetions In New Yorlt City. It de
velops that Itiade (Klllott exter) Is
also from Cblcauo, Miss ltamsay
liomo town.
In Chicago thern Is a family mix-up
and in endeavorlni? to straighten it
out Mathildu places herself In a pr
carious position when she is found hi
tho apartment of M. .laromir (Th
dore Kosloffp the exiled UliiB of Mor-
anfa. Mathilda's father rth-s her by
sayinp that now no man will marry
her. Prof. Heinle ts present and pro
fesses his love, for Mathilda.
Tim finish finds Jiironitr back home
In his native Mornnla married to a-
fat princess, while the domestic af
fairs of the llumsay household have
been untangled with Mathilda und
Prof. Keade presiding as junior mis
tress and master of the Ramsay man
sion.
The direction of Cecil R IV Milb
is faultless ami the photography n.vl
marvelous. The vision scene in th -Museum
of Natural listory, r which
takes one back to the days of the
cavemen is as powerful ns it Is novel.
It must be said of "Adam's Illb" that
it stands alone as an exemplar of
photoplay perfection. The support in
excellent.
Adam's Hlb will bo shown at the
Arcade Theatre until Saturday night.
Evils of Constipation.
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Perhaps the most serious of the
diseases caused by constipation is ap
Dendicitis. If vou would avoid this
dangerous disease, keen your bowels
regular, f or tins purpose uiamoer
lain's Tablets are excellent, easy to
take and mild and gentle m effect.
Adv. .
A Want Ad Will no It
Some
ONE L0OK5 FIME OH
k1 AV1AC -iLlC'l I t CT IVtp ,
I'lU PIHIi. r i t- w . i
BORROW IT SOMETIME
AFTER SHE MAS WORM IT
I H MROW IT SOME TIME 5 .rm
H :;h
EVERETT TRUE
Surit ycu rsR "10,000, as ycu houj, jt his
1-3 (OH.CIMO TO CROP IT reK. 2,Coo. AtO NJn
Op COURT .
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Reynolds and Zimmerman
Funeral SeiTice Parlor, licensed Embalmer,
Ambulance Service. Phone Main 62.
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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
ED DONOHUE, Prop.
Phone 474-J Fir & Jefferson
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.WE are endeavoring to maintain tho hiffhest possible
standard o quality and service.
WE carry the most complete line of meats nnd kindred
supplies in the city.
WE guarantee the quality of every product we handle.
WE serve fair nnd satisfy fully.
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
CITY MARKFrr
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Power
The three most vital units in the economical
and satisfactory operation of motors are the
Piston Rings, Pistons 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 service.
Leighton's -Welding &
Machine Works
Guesser
LENA, DID ANV PACKAGES
COME FOR ME
WHILE i va; out r ohves-"Two
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VJHAT THEY
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them iw your.
LENA ?
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' Lumbaso
This is n rheumntism of the mus
cles uf tho back. It conies on sud
denly, and is qulto painful. Every
movoment aggravates the disease, tio.
u lien, Keep quiet anil nave l nam-1
herlain's Lihifnpnt nmilipd ami A i
quick recovery may lie expected. Mrs.
F. J. Dann, lirockportl N. Y., writes
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The Things That Women Eat
- It's intttnnt tlios ilnyn for wcinon who buy thlnpa to oat
to ffot as mui'li value ua pnnsiblc for us littln oost uh pn&tiltU.
Vp are at llto hIukd of economy now wIhtu tivury ront counts.
Mi'UKUto tho bnyiiib' power of your niouey, wllli tho qtiulll;
of your purrliasc.
SI'IM'.Ul'IXi: IlKKAU
Tho valur fflvintr bivad ts truo oconoiuy. liviv brend Tor poo1
liosf, for full weiKlit. for nourlshmunt ihvn yoir will tnsitit on
siTr-iinNi: uhfao
Always limit AhvnjH Turn
A.sk I-olUx Who r.itt U
La Grande, Oregon
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Call at one of our markets and let lis assist
you in the selection of your meats, fish and
poultry.
Efficient service and prices that are right
await you always. 1 ' '
The Crescent Meat Co., Inc.
Two Markets 10G N. Fir St.; 1111 Adams Ave.
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MAOIIINR K7IOP AND FOUN!RY
All Klnda ot Machinery, Automobiles and 'l'ractore Unpaired,
Overhauled and Rebuilt. .
, Acetylene Weldlnir of All Kinds .
Cylinder llorlnir and Ovcrslzo 1'lstona
' Crankshafts, pistons and I'lston 1'lns Itegrotind
ilvo Us n Trail i IT '
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results
Head iho Observer Classified. Ads.
Butterfat
' 41c a Pound
Delivered in La Grande
to
Union Creamery j
Company j
Phone Main 122
. La Grande, Oregon.
tY ALLMAN
OH.IM JL5T
GOESSiMG DOT p
I'LL BET THAT
THEV ARE
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"1 "can honestly say that ChambCT-'
Inin's Liniment cure.d me of lumbago
a year ago last wimmer. When I
began using It, 1 was Tint on my hnck
in lied and could not turn to the left
or right. 1 had a bottle of Cham
berlain's Linlmnnt In tho house ami
this WHS aolllied to 111V hack. It
j promptly drove away tho pains aniL
'iiches.'V - wilv; : '
FORD & GEORGE
TAXI
Service
Enclosed Cars ,
CALL
MAIN 44
After MldnlKlit fall Foley Ifotul
JIA1N 77S
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Ras Wanted at
the Observer
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La drande !
! MATTRESS SHOP AND. J
WEAVING WORKS !
v Mnttreafieg of all klnda cleaned B
J and rebuilt, leather Itenovattnff. J
I Hair ItiiKS and Fluff Uiikh rooia
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Carpet and Ruff Cleanlns
Utl'J, SI M) anil up
('has. l-lilwnnls, lrop.
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