La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 14, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextVt ' i 1 . Monday, May 1.1, 1923. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PACK REV FN . ,. 1 Classified Want Ads ll theatres PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OSTKOfATIIlo 1-llVNICIANH DK. , J. L. and D. MAIUIARET IN &I,K Ostenpaths, Spieiul Curva ture rfrnl ..Diseases of wonicn and children a specialty. Office phone Wain 10(i. Residence phono Main 10b two rings. Soinmer bililis. Kit. II. v.. SCIUIKS Osli'iiputhlc 1-hysicluii ami Surgeon JJucceasoi' to Dr. O. W. Zimmerman. viiie0 mono .Main (13. Pnlmor HocHch Uldir.. Kc9. 16J-M l.a Grande. AITOItXEYS COIJHltAN and ;hi.:hiiaRdo? T y.M-iii.iii ai.a ucuun li. Durham. At torneya. La iiUMdlng. Grande National ank V. ia'N Atlorney-at-Law, Hooma , anu ii roloy ornco lildtf. Taki elevator. lS-ls-in I'HIItOI'ltACTOK DR. UE1.LK MYKHS, Chiropractor .., New i'nluy nullulin;. Honrs 10 to 12 . m 2 to 5 p. m. and 1 to 8 p. m 1 7-24-tf 'DK. J. E. WOOD1-.1.I. Chlropractoi - and Naturopath. Nervous and chronii . dlaeaaeH a specialty. 8nite'2U. Som- . wier Bids. Over Sllverthorna'a. Office , hours, 10 to 13 a. m., 1:30 to 5 p. ui. 7 to 8 evenlnsa. Phono 4117-W. DKNTISTS PR. R. J. RUCK MAN, DR. R. B. , MILLEK Dentists-Uooms 9 to 14 ' Palmer-Roesch Bldp. Adams Ave 1 at Depot St. Hours 9 to C. Phone Main 70. Special hours by appoint ? ment. I.n Grande, Ore. POIi SAIiE OK TRADE FOR SALE One four h. v. pas en gine with 3 in. (lump and belt, also 1 set heavy harness. See Fred Hart, J mile east of old sugar beet factory. 5-12-.'tt FOR SALE House and one lot with orchard; also 6 lets in Island Citv. Inquire of Mrs. lAnna Colt, 307 Main St. - , 5-12-2tp FOR SALE Child's go-cart. 1:107 Penn avenue. fl-12-2tp FOR SALE Violin, very pood tone, $25; also one Remington typewrit er. Call 318-J. B-l-tf FOR SALE The 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., lor sale. It In terested call at the Model during business hours. J. A. Arbuckle. . 4-26-tf FOR RENT FOR .RENT Neatly furnished house keeping rooms. 1306 O avenue. 5-10-4tp FOR RENT -miles east. Good pasture, seven Call Fanners 42., 5-11-Otp NATU1II3 CLUI3 DP.. A. N. MAY VI L,I.E Specialist lr . chronic diseases. Methods, Mncliano i Therapy and Naturopath. Skin and blood diseases; nervous dlseasea : Chronic lieadac'.ie. Eczema. Belalica Appendicitis. (.nslipittlon, J3owe Trouble; all kinds of Chronic. Di-1 aeases micessfiilly treated. Phoni f Main G93. Itoonl 1, 2. 3. second flool coolltfge muff., opposlto Star Thea tor. Offlro house. 10 to 12 a. Tn. , 1:30 to D:00 p. m. Consultation free J-4-; FOR RENT Two room furnished apartment, 1017 Fourth, corner 4th, Spring and 5th Sts. ' Phone 285-J. ... . -5-10-tf its j IIOI'K IIAMITON Tltll'MI'MS AtiAIN IN PIIOTOI'I.AY EVERETT TRUE Tho IAkUi in the lark," Mono If amnion's 1-Mrt National starring which1, which heyrlns a two diiyw niiK tmnt at tho Arcuilo theatre, today, not only mnrkti a iwipw epoch. In tho technical hlHtory oi motion picture- photography, but ns a pro iluetitm of tfieat Urainutic power ami absorbing lntcrestlnj; it in without a poor uuionj; anything of Die khul thuH far Kivon tho Bireon. "Tho J.iKht in tho larkM ig nu adaptation of Will la in Dinlloy IVI ley's noel of tho same nuino. The plot rovolvm u round Uio cxtrnonlin ary lnfluencn that poems (o com from a rnp of n""Gr design, round in nu t nncifitt KnKlish forest and hroiiRlit, to. America. It in thin in I'liK'nco that Ix'Iiikk out thd botlor sido of au underworld character. U Ih Iho sumo Influenco that firings happinoss into tho drab ex Is tout' q of a ffirl, bravely 8truKKllnir ufon in New York. It Ik the instrument that clears up mlHunderHtandhtu: and ef fects thQ reconciliation of two Iovuih. And in a crauhin climax tho mys tery of tho cup KOfs to the bottom of Iho river with tho thief who tealn it. A Hplendtd cast helps Hopo Hump ton ntako "The Light in tho. UarU," u production of cxtruordlnury mer it. Jt Included K K. Lincoln, Lon Cliuney, Theresa Maxwell I'onover, Jiorothy Walters, Charles MusHetl, Kdprar Norton and oro Davidson. ' ' By Condoj s - - tlx : - ) i . ' ,n . ; rs Tt'1- :' - f : ' LumnoEu This is a rheomatism of the mus cles of the back. It comes on sud denly anil is qulto pnlnful. ' Every movement aggravates the disease, (Jo to bed, keep quiet and havo Cham berlain's Liniment, applied and a quick recovery may bo expected. Mrs. F. J. Dann, Brock'port, N. Y writes "I can honestly say Hint 'Chamber- Iain's Lipiment cured me of lumbago" a year ago last summer. When 1J began using it, J was flat on my back in bed nml could not turn to the JutU, or1 right. I had n bollle of Cham berlain's Liniment , in tho houso ,,and r this was 'applied to mv hack. It promptly drove away the pains, anil ache;:." -Adv. ;l C3l"f YOJ TAv. tvlTHOUT ItoK'IMCv acg RiSHT OP Into miN X'VlB GC(c3T A CcSOPt- Tims N; ' FOR RENT Rooms with beard. C04 Adams. 5-9-tf FOR RENT Farm. Call 1B7-R. 402 Adams avenue. ; 4-19-tf FOR RENT One sleenine room. In quire lolu Adams. J-M-u 1'JANO TljNRKS EXPKIIT 1MANO TUNINU Clean and , voico your piano wlHTbut extra jr cnarpe. work auaranteeo. Call New V lln Uook Store lor appointment. Roy - l-J. I'hllllps. '4-ir-t FRATERNAL DIRECTORY I. O. O. M. l.a Crunde LoOko No. 3r,(H. ; XjOyal Order of .Moose, holda regulai (' meetings every Tliursday night at P. in. Ht Odd Fellows' Hall. Tin , Women's Mooseheart Letfion meett ; second and fourth Thursdays of each . xnontli. Moose Legion of the Worli meets second Monday of each month V Visitors always welcome. A. N. MAYVILLE, Dictator. 3 . C. S. SHULTZ, Secretary. B. 1'. O. Elks La llrumiu l.odt-o No ' 433. isjuge. meets eueli Thursday ' evenlnp; at 8 o'clock. Home and clul : privileges cheerfully extended to all Krother Klks. Do Lile Green, Exaltetl Ruler Mood Eckley, Secretary. MODHKN WtlUUMliN OI'' AMEUICA .. La Cranile (.'amp No. 7703 meets on .the first Thursday evening of each month, in the K. of r. hall. Visiting ! Neighbors welcome. ..... 7 F.. li. TttN'OO. V. C. JAKK HOSTOCK, Clerk. jA. F. and A. M. I.a tlrande Lodifo No 41. A. F. hikTA. M.. holds . reffular ' ineetliiKft first and tlilrd Fridays nt 7:30 p. ni. Cordial welcome to all Masons. lot i. SN'oncnAss. w. M. E. R. R1NOO, Secretary. F. O. EAtll.liS Aerle No. 259, meets every Friday' nit;ht at Eagles Hall Vlslline: members welcome. HARRY T: EDWARDS, Sec. Z. LILLY, W. P. WOODMIC.N OF TUB' WOULD La Grande Cnmp No. l'ii. Meets ecr Monilay niKht nt Eagles Hall.' All visiting Neighbors welcome. Dues . payable at the office, of" th s clerk Hooms 21-22, Lit Grande , Nations ' . Bank Building. J. J. Murehlson, O. C. R. J. KITCHKN. Clerk. KNKIHTS OF J'VTHIAK Hed Cros: . Loilgo No. 27 meets every Monda evening In Castle Hall (K. of p .' Hall), at 8 p. in. A Pylhian welcome . to all visiting K'nights. E. C. KIEl.DS. C. C. C. L. GP.AUA.Mt K. It. S. WOMEN'S 11KNE1 'IT ASSOCIATION 1 the Maccabees. La Orande Lodge No 27, W. It. A. of M. Lodge meets first : Thursday at 2 p. in. and third Wednesday at 8 p. m., at K of P Uall. Visiting Sisters welcome. MIIS. NOP.A 11. MACK K If, C. . MAIUOItlH EATON, R. K. O. E. S. lloyte Chiiptcr No. 13. O. E. S. holds stali'tl coniinunlcnllon the acc: ond and fourth Wednesdays of esch nionth. Vistling members, cordlalll welcnmcil. M A KYI I A KLLIOTT PAP.KER, W. M ANNA S. GliOVE. Sec. WANTED WANTED Young man for general otfice work, inqunts u. 1. ot P. Co. - 5-12-tf WANTED To do painting by the job or contract. Inquire "H. L. P." Observer. 5-ll-0tp WANTED Responsible adult or stu dent, part time work collecting monthly accounts. ' $0.00 to $10.00 each month for about two days' work- Give age, name and address, iWrite P. P. S. B. cai Observer. . - 6-ll-3t WANTED Second hand hieh-chair, Phone 309-W. 5-11-tf WANTED Tray girl, immediately. Apply in person to Miss Wright, Grando Ronde Hospital. iV10-tf WANTED Cooking in camp or farm by miiidle-aged woman. Address Mrs. Sady Dreher, care N. K. West T.mch. 0-9-(itp WANTED IO an of $1,500.00 for 2 or a years at o per ceni on a-room house and 3 lots. First mortgage. Call 325-J. 0-7-tf SELL TREF:S FOR US Complete stock. Satisfactory territory, write today for particulars.' Salem Nurs ery Company, 428 Oregon Bldg., Salem, Oregon; 4-28-12t WANTED Man or woman. Salary $75.00 weekly full time. $1.60 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, 90(5 Adams Ave. Phone 421-W. - 9-30-tf HEMSTITCHING and picot edje by Mrs. rj. u. tveuey, mu oecona street. 242-J. : ' 1-27-tf HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by Mrs. Bert Huehes. 1117 Washing ton avenue.. 417-W. : -.- 4-10-tf A Want Ad Will Do It. rirtns iifTJiF.XT ' JERSIiY CITY. N. J., May 14. Slamlinu' in the Holy Nome remetery hero is a glistening new shaft hear ing: the epitaph "Efficient, Fnllhrul and Honest." Jt. bus ln-en erecleil by Elbert IT. (lary. e:.octilie heiul of the. ITnlted Sidles :vd corporjitlon, in memory of Thomas Muriy. one of Mr. Gary's I'riends. who went Into Ihe, corpora lion u sniiilt cog tind died two years :igo n'-sit:int Irenstirer. t-';-'.'M"K4'fr':'V4 HEAD STUFFED FROM t CATARRH OR A COLD Says Cream AppKed in Nostrils opens Air I'assages Kight Up. Tn&tant relief no waiting. Vour rlfijfRtd nwttrils upen right up; the air parages of your head clear aud you tan lueiitljo fioely. No more ImwLiiig, fenufili njft blowing, lie&dactie, dryntas. Ni cttufrgliii for breath at night; your cold or ruturrh diiajipenrft. Get a Hin.iJl Imtfie of Klv'a CrJU Bilm from our dnippist now. Apply n little of this fraRrant. ontiwptip. heaf- tng cream in your nobirn. it pfHfiraien tlimnpli every air pHKMge of tlift hewl, sootlitH the in (In mod or woHen inuroiii membrane and relief oomet instantly. Tt'a jiifit fine. Don't itay stulfedup with ft cold or nuty catir'rb. Slli;KltY'S IjAST day ItOIIKKT V. CIIAMHKUS' KO.lXT!l -NOVIIL OK IIISTOHV Amcrlru's firt hltf historical mo lion picture, t lie Great American I Mi tu iv "t'unilKun," hiiHed on tho well knoyn novi-1 by Hobert rbunihoi-ii, Amorlcu's foremost, author. "OurdJimn," Ih ono of t ho blc-iront tii.storicut plctun'S ovop proluccl. Jt is too p-r cent American In tliem authorHhip producer direction ploy era and dlBtrlbutlon. II la said to bo the bitrKOHt, flnoBt, ablest, moKt apootaculnr hlHtot-ical roniunco and drama over Hcreoned on tho hoII ol' our own country. It wan produced by AleH-snioro Kendall, supervised perT vised personally by the author and directed by John V. Noble. Every body In town , will KO to nco It, like ll, talk about il and braise It. Jt Imn remeiidouH power uh an educational lllm, but nlso has the necessary ele ment to make it a. wonderful lonmii-- tic drama. . It tells a romantic, love story be- twoon an Irish youth and a ward oC lOiiKlisK governor who M 17T4 tyranlzes tho subjects In America, imd tlireads Its way through Iho out- ireak of the American Itevoiution. ; It Ih of such Impelling power thati t raises an audience to Die highest iltch of excitement and when it wum shown for the first time at tho C'apl tot theater in Now York, where it ran : for two week a, tho mullenc.! cheered for ten minutes. It has been pronounced Ih moa' ithentio picture dealhiK with Vmericau history nnd has received Im endorsement of the National Com nittee of. Iietter I'ilms, ninny prom neul eilucators, ministers, ptiblio of ficials, spirited citizens and thousands of others, -v ... Comedy showlncr, Larry Semon 'S'o'Veddliiff ltcllfl." - - "Tour, twni i I i i . - HOME GARDJOT m THE i. a . M s'mixc;i,Kss ktiuxo ni;Axs : Green si rincr henns cooked -with not 'been well fertilized. 1'lnnt tho aootl rbust urn u I'avorltn accompaniment an inch deep and thin them to stand of Hint dish. Another melhod which from six to elirht inches apart In rows mn ken a, savory dish Is In cook t lio 30 Inches apart. If tho soil Is rich hnlf-Krown henns In venl slock, fse.lliey cnn even bo planted as closo im enoiiBli stock to covor the benns, itil.i t four inches apart but Ihe Kreater dls. In A banker is a man who croes to the. office and works to got his mind off his prolf score. None of these endurance : tests makes great impression on an ex perienced taxpoyer. Kend the Observer Classified Ads. HAVE DARK HAIR AND LOOK YOUNG Nobody Can Tell When You Darken Gray. Faded Hair With Sage Tea Grandmother kept her hair beauti fully darkened, glossy and attractive with "a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur. Whenever her hair took on that dull, faded or, streaked appearance, this sim pie mixture was applied with wonder ful effect. By asking at any drug store for "Wycth's Sage and Sulphur Com pound," you will get a large bottle of this old-time recipe, improved by the addition of other ingredients, all ready to use, at very little cost. This sim ple mixture can he depended upon to restore natural color and beauty to the hair. Well-known druggists say everybody uses Wycth's Sage and Sulphur Com pound now because it darkens so natur ally and evenlv that nobody can tell it j bas been applied it's so easy to uie. lOo. xou Simpiy ampcn a tuuiu ur soft brush and draw it through your hair, taking one strand at a time. By morning the gray hair disappears; af ter another application or two, it is re stored to its natural color and looks flossy, soft and beautiful. branch of parsley rtncty-clioppcd and a half a bean of garlic Season wilh suit ami peVpr: cook slowly in :i tltflilly-rovcrod dtsb for 0w:ee-iinir- lers or an hour. Hcrve with butter. Ktrlng beans, nalnrutly divided In to the two classes, green podded and wax.' podded, each havo their de votees, although it must h said that of late the green podded sorts seem to hiiVrt grown in, popular favor, inoro hocaiiso tho rust shows so plainly on thn wax podded sorts and often they --Trnvient nn iinuppollitlnK uppountnee when spotted wilh tho nisi although the frreen podded sorts. rust fiilta as readily. . t ' i . There Is also much difference, of opinion us lo Iho relntivo flavor of tho wax and the green podded sorts. The dllfeieiiee, at any rate. Is not very pronounced but there is a dif ference in rprility of tho strains of beans grown. Thcro nro two types of pod, the Mat podded and the round podded. It. Is mulntaiued by Homo gardeners' that the most brittle, strinless and productive typo is tho round podded.: Tho sti-lngless green podded bean is a Rood example of the round podded sorts and its high quality is known especially in the improved strains. I Th floed always should bo procured1 from a seedsman of known reliabil ity anil reputation as it is nn easy matter to pick up cheap, Inferior seeds and find a fine -rop of stringy luans., nil hough tho seed packet was htbeled "st rliiKless." Mount If ul Is an excellent example of the flat podded hush type.- It Is of superb ipi'illty nnd goes a Ioiik way to dispute any claims of super iority for tho round podded sorts. -Wax beans furnish tin- t.arlbHt of all the round podded sorts. tjlvo tho henns the warmest, dryest p:irt of your garden in soil that hns tanco is better. A row 16 feet long planted ewry week up to the hist of! July or first of August will keep an 1 averaKo family in beans for the great er part, of Iho sum mm1. Never wnfk through n bean pnteh, while tho dew Is on it or when.lt has rained. Hunt will Tollow your trail. The henns should not ho eul tivatet! except when the vines uvu thoroughly dry. - TI1K DIFFERENCE IN A PINT OF MILK AND A PINT OF CREAM ' s" It's tine they both look alike in the bottle from the out;;i(1o They both weigh alike and are both pints. DUT There's a difference in the milk and cream. ' '; AND There's a difference in the price. ' So it is with SUPERFINE Bread. ' " Most bread looks alike in the wrapper. ' , Most bread weighs about the same. Yet SUPERFINE Bread is like the cream it costs mors but it's worth more. - . Milk won't satisfy yon when you want cream, Ordinary breaaVXvbn't satisfy you you want MACeHERSON'S SUPERFINE DREAD AJays Clean Always Pure , . At Your Grocer's V' Ask the Folks Who Eat It .." La Grande, Oregon GET RESULTS WITH A WANT AJ) 00000000000000000000600000 o o Seed Potatoes FOR SALE Call at one of our markets and let us assist you in the selection of your meats, fisli and poultry! . Efficient service and prices that are right await yoii always. The, Crescent Meat Co., !nc. Two Maikets 406 N. Fir St.; 1111 Adams Ave. Eartlest of All. Knrly Jloflo. I'rldo of Multnomah, A ftinaU amount of this excel lent seed available. TI.MOTI1Y HAT nalml, A Few Carloads Tor Snlo per ton, t .o. b. cars Smith & Frees Cull Main Mi. ' LA 4RANDE IRON WORKS -, .4 BJACniNK SHOP AND FOUNINItT All Klndiof Machinery. Automobllen and Tractors Repaired, Overhauled and Rebuilt. " ; Acetyleno Welding of All Kinds , i! Cylinder Horlnff und Oversizo I'iHtons Cftnkshufta, rintonii nnd rimon Pins Iti'Bround , .i nlvn I!u n Tmll . , ' 7" J P. FITZGERALD Prop. o o o o o o o o o o o oooooooooooooooooooooooooo sStvi OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bi ing- results ltnftd th Oksonor Classified Ads, 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 Sutterfat 41c a Pound delivered in La Grande ! to j Union Creamery j Company Phone Main 122 La Grande, Oregon. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Doris Talks BY AIXMAN 1 THAT FEELS LIKE A tjj .. 60OD CLUB, WILBUR.-A t. k jvs won i iv ni I ) Kb FrVl A KdtlP AJlTU I'M 601KS TO TRV IT OUT Some dav hext week ano see how she goes. m GOOD BYE, MRS. OUFF 6LADTO HAVE MET YOU - HOPE TO SEE Vol AcAirt snviETiME BETTER. STAY MO HAVE IINNER WITH U3 OH. IT'S BEilrJrllMG TO j V OH .THANKS, BUT I DON'T ' " THINK IT'S BAD ENOUGH FOR. THAT- l. WTTlMB. "TO "I ( HAVE VOU STAHJ V) 1 & f&3 vmi'vP TOLD THAT'FELLOW -t-,ia-t- i mia not A anon i . . COOK! I KNOW YOU HAVE DOM'T TtW TO PENY IT- SAVD THAT lr TfuU HAuN T J T6U) HIM SO - r i FORD & GEORGE TAXI ;. Service T Enclosed Cars ' CALL MAIN 44. After Fllilultclit Onll 1'oli y Hutul' MAIN 77.1 ' !i I Rags Wanted at the Observer i La Grande ! ! MATTRESS SHOP AND ! ! WEAVING WORKS'." ! i ' (' i I Mattresses of all hinds ' Slennd nd rebuilt, l'eatlier Itenuvittjnir. ! I ItiiK UIiks and Muff lnM;5 room J slue. f : . , I I C'net anil ISng li nnlnc j 1J, KI.Mi anil up ..''J I ('twin, J.'Uviinl., I'mr. g I'ai lory riione 'J.'.il-W . , II J . STOlfK I'ilONK 51.1-J ! oooooooooooooooooooooooooo Money To Lean hnshir-fM or lioiim iriirrly on oasy monthly ti'i-ins. ' InriMirr !. It. Oliver Miono 2;t2-V. .1 J,'".. ,i ': i'H la i y? 11 t I 8 I . '-HH-J ,ooo3oaeoioooooooococoooooo k - .