La Grande evening observer., May 21, 1923, Image 7

Monday, May 21,1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING ' ERVER
j. Classified
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
DR. J. L. and DR. MAUCAKET IN
GLE Osteopaths, Spinal Curva
turo and Diseases of women and
children a specialty. Office phone
- i.iuui juu. neswenco phone .Main
iuu uvo rinjis. sommcr liildj?.
DR. H. K. KCHOKX
Osteopathic I'liyskum anil Surgeon
Bilcocssor to Dr. CI. W. Zimmerman.
Offlo Phono Mnln 03. Ilea. 15U-M
Palmer rtoogchflll.li;,. iji Grande'
ATTORNEYS
I
COCHRAN and EUliUHAlm i:.. n-
Cochran and Colon It. Kberhard, At
torneyn. La Grande Natlunal Hank
. 'TJAttorni.-y-al-Idiw. Rooms
niiu I'Uiey UIIIC8 JildtT. Tlk
elevator. 12-13-in
CHIROl'ItACIOR
Bit liKlB MVKllS, Chiropractor
New Foley lluildlns. Hunr.i 10 to 12
u. in.. 2 to 6 p. in. and 7 to 8 p. m
7-21-tl
311. J. E. WOllUlilJ, Chlropractol
and Naturopath. NervoiiH and clirnnit
diaeasca a Bpeelnlty. Suite 20. Kotn-
loer Hldir. Over Sllverthorne's. Office
iiuuro, xu 10 ia a. m., l:ao to li p. in.
7 to B evening. Vhoim I'tT-W.
DENTISTS
DR. R. J. RUCKMAN. DR. R. B.
MILLER Dentists 'Rooms 0 to 14
Pnlmer-Roesch BIdg. Adams Ave
nt Depot St. Hours 9 to fi. Phone
Main 70. Special hours by appoint
ment. La Grande, Ore.
NATl'itU CURB
DR. A. N. MAYVILLE Specialist Ir
chronic diaeasca. .MctlToda, Meehano
Therapy and Naturopath. Skin anc
blood diseases, nervoua diseasea
Chronic Ifeada:'io, Eczema, ticlutici
Appendicitis, Constipation, I3owel
Trouble; all kinds of Chronic Di
aeaaea RUceesBllllly treated. Phoni
Main 5?3. ltonni 1, 2, 3, second flool
Coolide mot?., opposite star Thea-
' ter. Office house. 10 to lit a in.
I 1:30 to 5:00 p. in. Consultation free
3-4-tf
l'l.VVO TUNERS
KXPKRT 1'IANO TUNIN'U Clean and
. voico your piano wltaout extra
charge. "Work Kiiaranteed. Call New
lln Book Store for appointment. Ttoy
II. Phillips. 4-lfi-t
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
I. O. O. M. La Grur.de TiOffrTe No. 350
t.uytil OrtltTr of M ixisc, holds regulal
meeting's every Thursday nlKht at t
, P. in. at Odd Fellows Hail. Th
i Women's Mooseheart L.ettloli meetl
nccond and fourtli Thursdays of each
' month, ,luo:o t,eKlon of the Worl
I meets second Monday of caeli month
I Visitors alwavs welcome.
A. N. MAYVILLE, Dictator.
C. S. S1IULTZ, Secretary.
B. I. O. Klka I Grande Lodge No
433. LAjuKe meets each Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock. Homo and clut
privileges cheerfully extended to all
Urother KIks.
De Lile Green, Exalted Ruler
Mood Eckloy, Secretary.
IdOUKItN WOOPMIS.N OF AMKHICA
S.a C-rande Camp No. 77n3 meets on
the first Thursday evening of each
month. In the K. of r. hall. Visiting
Neighbors welcome.
K. Jt. ltlNOO, V. C.
, , jAKH KOSTOCK, Cleric
A. V. Mud A.; m. I.a Urumlc Ludge No
II. A. una A. M.. holds regular
meet ngs first and thlid i'Tloays at
7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all
Masons.
LOT Tj. RN'ODCrtASS. W. M.
13. It. RINtlO, Secretary.
t. LA'iliKri Aerie No. ii.'.ll,- meets
every Friday" night at Eaglea Hall
Vlsllinir members welcome.
HARRY T. EDWARDS, Sec.
Z. LILLY. W, P.
WOODMAN OF T1IH WOULD La
(Iriinile Camp Nu, It;). Meets every
Monday night at Laglrs Hall. AT
viEiting Neighbors wt-l.-ome. Dues
pnahlo at the office of ins clerk
rtomu.i 21-22. La cirando Natlona
Bank Building. ,
J. J. Murchlson. C. C.
It. J. KITCHEN. Clerk.
KNIiiliT.S OF l'VTillA.SHed Oros.
Lodge No. 27 meets every Honda;,
evi nlngi In Castle Hull (K. of I'
Hall), hi 8. p. in. A Pythian welcome
to all vfr-itiiig Knights.
c. FiKi.ns. c. c.
.. L. U1SAHA.U. K. K. B.
VIIMUVS- HKN'liKIT AfiSOCI ATION nl
the Maeeahees. La Orande Lodge No
27. V. 11. A. of M. Lodge meets first
ThursdnV at 2 p. in. and third
Wednesd'iy at 8 p. m., at K. of P
Hall. Visiting Sisters welcome.
Mft.S. NORA H. MACKEiT. C.
ilAKJOitllii KATON. It. K.
O E. f. Hdpo Chapter No. 13, O. B. S.
hoirlastaili'd communication tho sec
ond and fourth Wednesdays of each
month. Tisitlng membera cordlall
welcomed. ,
MAItTH A ELLIOTT PARKER, W. M
ANNA S. GROVE, Sec.
. Evils of Consiipniion.
Perhnns the most serious of the
; iliu.nvtt entlcPil hv COllStiPation IS nP"
; '' pendicitis. If y'ou would avoid this
, ", ; dnngerous disease, keep your powcis
regular. For this purpose Chamber
" Iain's Tablets ore excellent, easy to
take and mild and gentle, in effect.
Adv.
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
5AV TOM. tET'S
poWW AWO HAVE
' y TtTutD . MJP
hrt A GAME OF B1LLARDS
I V ncTccwaons- WHAT
LL K. n,-, von .SiV ?
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Want Ads 1
FOR SALK OR TRADE
FOR SALE Cheap. A brand new
I'ord coupe. ' A big bargain if tak
en at once;, also lfll!) Velie, first
class condition. See Chas. Me
Crary. 6-19-3t
FOR SALE Tulips.
Washington.
Inquire - f)02
5-19-2tp
FOR SALE Majestic range, leather
upholstered parlor suite, Universul
neater, dining table, Princess dress
er and plain dresser. 1407 Sixth
street. 5-19-ltp
FOR .SALE Tomato plants. E. Aus
tin, sarin 140. 5-l-tt
FOR SALE OR TRADE For city
property, 400 acre stock and dairy
ranch on the railroad and high
way, 35 acres in cultivation, $7000.
$4,100 federal loan. Pyramid Ijtnd
t-o. 5-19-6t
FOR SALE One ten of alfalfa hay.
C. D. Scott, east of flouring nrill-5-19-ltp
FOR SALE Trained goat, harness
and wagon, fin. (II). Inquire Ob
server. 5-19-lt
FOR SALE Jeed buggy,
avenue.
1308 N
5-19-lt
FOR SALE One mile south of the
business part of 'Enterprise, Ore-
. gon, the county seat of Wtillowa
county, 15 acres highly improved.
Full description given on applica
tion; also kedak 'pictures of im
provements for ten cents. Adtlress
owner, E, M. Snyder, Enterprise,
Oregon. 5-10-5tp
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, wo offer
our restaurant, also our home at
1429 Adams nve., for sale. If in
terested cull nt the Model during
business hours. J. A. Arbuckle.
4-2(i-tf
FOR SALE Studebaker touring car
in good condition. Motor recently
overhauled. $.')50 with 1923 license.
Fred Schilke. 5-14-lf
FOR SALE OR TRADE For La
Giande properly, 100 acres of tim
ber land, 8 miles from Elgin! also
one lt neal tne shops. What have
vou? A. F. Lilev. Thone 347-W.
5-14-tf
FOR RENT
FOR RENT One sleeping room'. In
ciuire 1519 Adams. b-19-Tr
FOR RENT Three furnished house.
keening rooms. Phone 390-R.
5-19-tf
FOR RENT Two room furnished
apartment, s Apply Darlnnd Hctel.
5 19-ltp
FOR RENT Sleeping room, three
and nan diocks irons posiomce.
2005 First street. 5-19-ltp
FOR RENT Farm. Call 157-R. 402
Adams avenue. 4-19-tf
FOR RENT 2 furnished housekeep
ing rooms. Phone J9b-K. o-14-tf
STRAYED.
ONE STRAY steer three years old,
underbit in both ears. 'No brand
visible. Owner may have same by
navinrr feed bill. K. L. Ueil.
6-16-Ctp
WANTED
WANTED Men, women, salary 76
full time; $1.50 an hour spine
time, selling the genuine guarnn-
' deed hosiery direct to wearer. Beau
tiful line. International Knitting
.Mills, Non-istown, Pa. 6-19-ltp
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
FRYING CHICKENS Crate fatten
ed, 50c alive at ranch; 75c dressed
and delivered. Phone 3B4-W. Jen
sen Poultry Plantt 5-19-lt
FOR HIRE irucks, any time, any
place, day or night. Phone Main
744, Night 653-J. W. Cass, prop.
S-lfl-3t
EAT fried chicken Sunday. Phcne
3(i4-W. Jensen Poultry Plant.
5-19-lt
..,,,., r . pnumn, . .... n, iToin Aloore and I'.dlth Roberts and
UNION-LA GRANDE Auto Stage'. . ., ,,. ,,.
Leaves La Grande 9:01 a. m. andlf nmr,,. Gnm,.,,, Jun
..:4.-. p. nr., for Union only. o-17-Ctp.,h.row,.nd Jow?f Rw,(,u,u.,,.
HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered.' I,wn"n" is frankly and freely
Mrs. L. H. Norton, 900 Adams: meiodramutlc. T bo story sttrts In
Ave. Phone 421-W. 9-30-tf,hn Hol"h Sl a "" d winds up
I , in the heart of New York's plctilr-
HEMSTITCHIN'G and picot edge" by iu KuM 8ldo. There are thrills
Mrs. Bert Hughes, 1417 Washing-'and mystericn gulore, plenty of phy
ton avenue. 417-W. 4-l-tflcal combat, and finally one or tin
5TAV
DINNER.
rnu HAVE
VouR WIFE
Town i take i
f'
Mi
THEATRES J
iirtii: enters klkpiiantk
a uk v irrs com i a i i i: i
- W AI-'ICICAN VAUIICrY
H. A. Pnow'H "HuntinK Kit: Gnnio
In Afrtra with Cam , mid t'umorii"
wlilrh wilt be pi'OHi'iitiMi at tho Htur
thfatrr- TdfeMday, Wfihiewlay anil
ThurHtiay 1h Koinjc to startli' folks
whoso only v.H.ialiEutlon of wilt! crea
turt's is of tho soo or imMmptrio.
Tho liitf imm proKnloil 1b from
oniMh.nl to two-thirdH lai'Kci than
Iho raptlvc couHlns la lln menawor
U'H. Means have been founil of ptc-
tuiliiK many of tho huwr wild' ani
mals in closo-nps. Arlual. combata
arc shown, -una each hunt, is u thrill
uk continuity rrom tho firwt trarlt
infT to.tht' Btoiuliiff of th-fharginff
animal by Mr. Snow's sun.
Tho .story boirlns on tho wont roast
of Attii-a, tlion South Africa is Vis
ited, native "juzz" fashions am! rro
monies are reeoi-iled, tho Kimberly
diamond fMds are explored, and-soon
the grand safari starts via Mombasa
toward tho equator.
t)trt fifphaiu trails constituted tho
only roads into tho jttne-lo. On of
these led into the vast crater or bowl
of an extinct volcano, where tho par
ty nearly lost their Uvea by an ele
phant Ktampode. Attacks ' on .tholr
camp 'by lions, leopards, hyenas and
other prowlers wore an almost night
ly occurrence. When an ant army
invaded, refuse was found only by
niacins tho sleeping cots In tho
river.
Thoro wero many othn hardships,
privations and' hreathtakins escapes,
but out of it all tho Snow party
emersvd in 1022, with the most com
plete collection of museum specimens
ever ' mudo and a scries of piotures
(hat for the first lime portray the
Kingdom of Heats in matchless splen
dor and reality. This picture comes
hero uft or an encasement of throe
solid months in New York City, where
it played to capacity nudiences, avor-
aciHK 2ii,oo(i a week.
SIIIUIRY'S - '
TODAY AM) 'I1MIORROW
'Douglas IMhlinnks In Itnliln lliinil"
1 llleiuls l'sirls mid l'"niltnsy, llis
lury anil LCgciul intti Tm'inii
I'eiiliiry Rnniniicu
To tho character ltotdu Hood in
Douglas l.'ali'lianks' newest photoplay
sensation for United Arllsts release,
entitled "Douglas Knirliuuks in Holiln
Mood," the star und producer lias
given of his best. Am Itohlll Hood
ho la the embodiment In all ways of
Hint notable personal II y of eight hun
dred yours ng:o as we of tlita ultra
modern tiny would understand nnd
appraise hint, while the production
itself realistically presents the viviu
color and stirring atmosphere of that
romantically advonluresoino past.
"DougtaH r-'airlmnks In Uobin
Hood" reprcscnls u real lileratitre or
the screen, gcuulno aiid historically
acctiruto In costume and setting, nn-.l
t ill! h fill in every small detail an well
as In Important basis.
It blonds facts nnd fantasy, history
and legend, anil combines the glories
ot poelle and artistic bounty with an
liuthorltntlva Interpretation of Hie
spirit of romance nnd ndventuro pre
vailing In tho twelfth century.
It: gives a vividly real Impression of
Iho romance, tho conflict of emotions
and tho .aspirations, which innilc o
memorable the period Ip which
Richard tho l.lon-heartcd" ruled.
It presents n clear vision of the
rundanienlalu that oetiiuled tho lead
ers of thought and acllon of a tlmo
when the spirit of chivalry dominat
ed as never before nor since.
It vlsitalizes tho di-ama of life nnd
its living when Robin Hood was con
fronted by supremo -tests of bin nd
mliable valor in behalf of the Alald
.Marian, and Hie downtrodden, nnror
tunato victims of it feudal age.
It gives, above ill!, tho iiiinoal in
entertainment deplete with all those
qualities of enthralling drama,
breath-taking suspense, and whole
some relieving, diverting linmor.
It Is it scenic replica as nearly ac
curate as humanly possible, present
ing a re-creation or lire and lis en
vironments In those days of knight
hood. . . ' '
It- presents on historical buck
ground gleaned with deftness from
all available records in months of the
most exhaustive research, both In
this country and abroad, that ever
has been devoted to nny cause.
sti:hi.in; isn.i, at aucadi-:
thi:ati;r today
"Pawne d, " the photoplay version of
a l-'rank I.. Packard story published
rirst In Miinsey's Magazine and later
In hook form, Is announced as the
attraction ror tho Arcade theater 10
ilay and Tuesday. J. Parker Read,
Jr., Is i-osponslblo for Iho production
which Is being distributed by Select
Pictures Corporation.
The Interpreting cast Is headed by
The Unexpected
Lrr- WORSE THAN OUT OF TOWN-) I (Vy
SHE'S HOUSE CLEANIWS-y ' T'
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I ( MOVED INTO A NEW V
j ! HOUSE AMD WON'T H.AVE v
J A To DO ANY- CAM'TMAKE . ,
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vrx srnvtcit s
most; sensntionat episodes over de
vised for tho screen, the divo of a
speedlns automobile into the river
from the dock of a ferryboat.
On the sumo program with this four
tnre will ho shown film recently tak-
n here in La ( Grande by Mr. Hilton
and also a liaby PesK.v comndy.
LABOR EARNS WHAT IT GETS
Christian' Science Monitor: Julius
II, Harnes, president of the Cham
ber of Commerce of the United
States, showed that he was a man
of Inriro vision when, in un nddresR
at Washington the other day, lie de
clared that wages ought never to re
turn to their pre-war level, because
A is an inherent right of the masses
eX the people of a groat nation to
enjoy suuicient returns lor moir
euorts to enable tnetn to obtain at
least a fair shnre of the good things
the civilization of the world is pro
ducing. iWhy, indeed, should not a
laboring man travel to his work in
his own car-? -TheroHs probably no
greater fallacy than 'the assumption
that a large part of the people of a
nation must always he poor and put
up with hardships. - That is a doc
trine of the Middle Ages.
We Offer
! Four sood lots in soon: location
south and west of hlsh school. Good
old house, f rooms, modern, a com
fortable home. 1'rice, J'fioft.00. $MiO
rash nnd the balanco 920.00 per
month, interest at ti.
ITere, Is an anre or land within one
block of school, east of Victory Way.
Tin-re is a 5 -room modern house in
good condition. A ffnniK lawn, some
trees and shrubbery. A pood home.
Trice $:0(Hi.on. Terms, HUft cush.
balance $:.o.oo per month untiN paid
down to the morlKtio now on the
plaqo.i"
It tnks 100 years to grow lumber.
Remember, put mil your forest firrst
If t Is a home or vacant lot, we
have them in tiny pnrt of the city.
Two acres east of La Grande ffood
land.
La Grande Investment
Company
Reliable AkciiM for Reliable .
Insurance Companies,
13(11 Adama Ave. Phone Main Ttt
I FEEL KINO OF 50RR.V
TOO. B'Ll. AT THAT - I KNOW )
WHAT HOUSE CLEANING MEANS"
I MIGHT HAVE. STAVED
POV.'N AUP KEPT HIK1
By Condo
BEFORE pl6AT
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Many a juryman weeps to hear;
thut he pretty lominine ueienumn.
was treated as shabbily an nis wue
is treated.
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Straw Hats, .
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IMIood udocanluia msi
. .l.J I t-.lA M k wfvn uiaciMf
.hi. ..' hsl. if it has bwun to
ileofcaliid tha won for wei csn be Bud.
ip laoltlike sw by th appliotnio of
SherwinMiluams!
Ifa&t is the frmSSmg fuoiouble colors G
t9Jtt One bonk cokm th ususl
straw hst Abo excettent foe widest fumitu,
Ubranirm, lumps, Usksoy, d U "ovsa
W or mrtw rddu, also aam mi Imtm
jiopslliil. IscUss ioocwcsr, etc
. to, saw ax . '
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Seed Potatoes
FOR SALE
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Earliest of All.
Knrly Rose. '
Trldo of Multnomah.
A smnll amount ot this excel
lent seed available.
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Unlet.
' A Few (.'ftrlnnils For Sale
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Smith j& Frees
Call Main 63t.
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MAIN 580
PROMPT SERVICE
After Midnight Call
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IIKNO, Net-., Slay SI. I'rlvo prls.
oners escaped I'rom Iho Nevnde stnlo
inlson nt 'arson t'lly Katuidny night.
hnl three of then, were recnptiired
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Bread Builds Strong
Sturdy Bodies
Every baf of SUPERFINE Bread eaten at
your table is giving your family more food energy
than other foods at a fraction of the cost.
Our Bread is better today than it ever was be
fore. You can get it at the bakery or at any of
the. leading grocery stores.
One extra slice three times a day will build ,
strong sturdy bodies and save money. '
Eat it fresh with butter, jam, cheese or honey,
or, for variety, as toast, either milk or French.
ALWAYS PURE ALWAYS CLEAN
i AT YOUR GROCER'S
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WE are 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 we handle,
WE serve fair nnd satisfy fully.
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
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Butter fat
41c a Pound
Delivered in La Grande
to
j Union Creamery j
i Company
Phone Main 122
La Grande, Oregon.
BY ALLMAls
shortly lu'lenvard, A posse Is tfrjilllntf
the olhor Ivvo.
Tho men camped by cutting im op
ening In I he roof of a shed in which
t hey wero working, and clomUoring
over the wall. .
La Grande, Oregon : (Jr
FORD & GEORGE
Service ...
Enclosed Cars
CALL
After MltlnlKhi Call Fnluy Hotel
MAIN 77S
Rags Wanted at
the Observer
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! MATTRESS SHOP AND
I Mattrnsaee
' mil rebuilt,
I IttiB ltuica
slzo.
of all kinds aleanod
Fcathor Itenovatlnff. !
end J.-ldft ltiiga room
Cariiel and Huit (leaning
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