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THEATRES
PROFESSIONAL'
DIRECTORY
OSTFOPATHIO PHYSICIANS
DR. J. h. and DR. MARGARET IN
GLE Osteopaths, Spinal Curva
turo and Diseases of women and
children a specialty. Office phone
Main 10, Residence phone Main
100 two rings, Sommer Ziildff.
IK. II. e. sciiokv
OfitPopntlito l'lijslcluii ami Surron
fiunccaHOP o Dr. G. W. Zimmerman.
Office Phone Main 63. Ilea. 353-M.
pdtmnr Roosch UUIff., Gmnde.
A'lTOnNKYS
COCHRAN and EB13RHARD Geo. T
Coclirnii ar.J Colon R. EberlTkrd. At.
torneyn. La Grande National Hank
C. 11. FINN Attorney-at-LRw, Rooms
zu ana at v umy uince mag. Takt
elevntnr. 12-13-ltr
CHIROPRACTOR
Ult. UKlsLB MVKRS. Chiropractor
New Foley IiutldliiK. Ho lira 10 to 12
a. m., a to b p. m. ana 7 to 8 p.
7-34-tf
DR. J. E. WOODbLL Chiropractoi
ana Ntmiropatn. n;ivoiis ana chronit
dlnonups a Ppeclnlty. Suite 20. Pom.
mor Bid. Over Sllverthorne's. Office
noura, m to iz a. m., 1:30 to 5 p. m.
DKXTISTS
DR. K. J. RUCKMAN. DR. R. B.
MILLER Dentists 'Rooms 9 to 14
Talmer-Roesch Bldf?. Adams Ave
nt Depot St. Hours 9 to 6. Phone
Main 70. Special hours by appoint
ment. La Oramle, Ore. '
NATL'ISK CLUB
DR. A. N. MAYVILLF3 Specialist ir
chronic dlnaHPfl. Methods. Mechano
Therapy and Naturopath. Bkin and
blond diseases, nervous disease
(ironic Headac'.ie. Mrzcma, Sciatica
AppelulicitiH. Constipation, Bowel
Troublu; all kinds of Chronic Di
n eases jiucccHHfully treated. Phoni
Main F93. Room 1, 2, 3, second flooi
ConlidK Hlds-. opposite Star Thea-
tor. Office house, 10 to 12 'a- m.
i l:ao to 6:00 d. m. Consultation tree
8-4-tf
lIANO TtJNKRS
IjIXFISKT PIANO TUNINO Clean and
voice your piano without extra
chance. Work iruarnmeed. Call New
Ilu lloolc Store for appointment. Roy
k. rritmpH. 4-iD-t
fraternal
directory
I O. O. M. L,a Grande Loatre No. 850
Joyui ortfTr of .Moose, hold, regulal
meetings every Tlmr-sdny niclit at S
i v. in. ut una j'tiiiuwH' 111111. im
Women'. Moo.ieheitrt l.cition meet
second and fourlli Thursdays of each
nontn. .Moose Legion or llie worn
I meets necond Monday of each month
I Visitors always welcome,
- A. N. MAYVILLE, Dictator.
i C. S. SHULTZ, Secretary.
B. P. O. Elk. L.a Grande Lodge No
433. !iouge meets each Thursday
even nit at s o'e oe c. Home ana ciut
privileges cheerfully extended to ail
Hrother Klks.
..De.Lile.Crc.en.,. Exalted Ruler
Mood Eckley, becretary.
UODICKN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
La Grande Cnmp No. 7703 meet, on
the first Thursday evening of each
month, in the K. of P. hall. Visiting
Neighbors welcome.
E. It. niMOO, V. C.
, JAKH KOSTOCK, Clerk.
l. und A. M. La Urande Lodge No
41.' A. F. nmTA. M., holds regular
mentiiu?n first and third b rldsys at
7:8(1 p. m. Cordial welcome to all
Mason..
LOT L. SVODGRAS3, W. M.
E. R. RIN'tiO, Secretary.
O. EAilI.Ea Aerie No. 29. meets
every Friday" night at Eagles Hall
Vlsltlm? niember.1 welcome.
harry t. edwauds; Sec.
Z. LILLY, W. P.
WOODMEN OF TH10 WORLD La
c.rande Camp No. 169. Meets every
Monday night at Eagle. Hall. All
visiting Neighbors welcome. Dues
pa able at the orrlca of tha clerk
Itooms 21-22. La Grande Nation.
Hank Building.
J. J. Murchlson, C. C.
R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk.
KNIOI4TS OF PYTHIAS Red Cros:
fc I-odge No. 27 meets every Monda)
evening In Castle Hall (K. of P
Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome
to all visiting Knights.
K. C. FIELDS, C. C.
C. L. GRAHAM, K. K. B.
WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION ol
the Maccabees. La Grande Lodge No
27, W. 1. A. of M. Lodge meets first
Thursday at 2 p. m. and third
Wednesday ot 8 p. n., at K. of P
UalL Visiting Sisters welcome.
MRS. NORA II. MACKBT. C.
MAR.IOH1E EATON, R. K.
O. B. K. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. L. 8.
holds staled communication the sec
ond and fourth Wednesdays of each
month. Visiting members coraiall
welcomed.
MARTHA ELLIOTT PARKER, W. M
ANNA S. GROVE. Sec.
A fire in London which burned
up tobacco pnouijh to make 240,000,
1100 cigarettes is paid to have caused
a loss of $.".,000,000, but if the own
ers had not lost that much, the cig
arctto smokers would, so it is all
the same.
A Want Ad Wlil Do It.
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
To,J whv pidn't
Voy COME HOME
FOP. PISJMER.?- ,
IV YOU-
FOR SALE OR TRADE
FOR SALE Furniture for 5 rooms.
Phono 192-W. 5-22-2tp
FOR SALE Tomato plants. E. Aus
tin, J'nrm 14(1. u-lD-tt
FOR SALE Fiye room house. Eieht
IntR? nil hftiiKAhnlil anniiu nurl itn. I
.nan mnws. Phnnp uo-.l. K.ii.itn I
FOR SALE OR TRADE For city
property, 400 acre stock and duiry
ranch on the railroad and high
way, 35 acres in cultivation, $7000.
$4500 federal loan. Pyramid Land
Co. 5-19-5t
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
Adams ave., for sale. It In
terested call at the Model during;
business hours. J, A. Arbuckle.
4-26-tf
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Small one room house,
partly furnished; also .a sleeping-
room. Phone 4B4-R. 5-22-2t
FOR RENT Well furnished modern
apartment. Call 153-M. 5-2-tf
FOR RENT Two furnished house-
keeDin? rooms with garden. Ground
' floor. Good place for children. Call
3H0-W.
6-21-3tp .
NICE LARGE airy rooms. Hot and
cold runnincr water. Chris Miller,
1510 Adams. 6-21-tf
FOR RENT First floor and base
ment of building, corner Jefferson
and Elm. Will divide into rooms to
suit tenants. Apply Mrs. Fred J
Holmes, 1702 Fourth street. Phone
Main 745. B-21-6t
FOR RENT Three furnished house-
keening rooms. Phone 390-R,
. 6-19-tf
FOR RENT Farm. Call 167-R. 402
Adams avenue. 4-19-tf
FOR RENT 2 furnished housekeep
ing rooms. Phone 39C-R. 5-14-tf
WANTED
WANTED Experienced lumber piler
to contract piling job. Call Main
598. 5-22-tf
WANT tn RENT House, apartment
or rooms, furnished or unfurnished
Close in. Mrs. Cora McCall. dress
maker. Phone 2.16-W. 6-22-tf
WANTED Boy past school age
wants work. Inquire Observer.
6-22-3tp
WANTED Middle aged woman, to
work on ranch. Before G call 447-
W and after (i 390-M. E-21-tf
WANTED Man or woman. Salary
$75.00 weekly full time. $1.50 an
hour spare time, selling guaran
teed hosiery to wearer,. Beautiful
spring line. Guaranteed Mills, Nor-
nstown, Penn. t- '-' 4-lMf
MISCELLANEOUS
UNION-LA GRANDE Auto Stage.
Leaves La Grande 9:01 a. m. and
6:45 p. nv., for Union only. 5-17-6tp
HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered,
Mrs. L. H. Norton, 90S Adams
Ave. Phone 421-W. 9-30-tf
HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by
Mrs. Bert Hughes, 1417 Washing
ton avenue. 417-W. 4-16-tf
- I,OST
LOST Will the parties who found
brown leather handbag at the Ga
rage House, at Deer Creek bridge,
containing lady's gold watch and
silver chain, initials E. fi. F. on
outside of watch case, fountain pen,
pen knife, check book, check for
three hundred and ; fifty dollars,
$4.00 silver and valuable papers.
Kindly return same to Mrs. E- B.
Fisher and receive reward. No
questions asked. Wallowa, Oregon.
5-22-2tp
LOST Taken from high school, one
green Hub bicycle, rmder please
return to 2203 Pine street and re
ceive reward. 5-22-31
Lumnage
This is a rheumatism of the mus
cles of the back. It comes on sud
denly and is quite painful. Every
movement aggravates the disease. Go
to bed, keep quiet and have Cham
berlain's Liniment annlied and a
quick recovery may be expected. Mrs-
F. J. Dann, BrocKport, M. i., writes
"I can honestly say that Chamber-
Iain's Liniment cured me of lumbago
vpjir ae-0 last summer. When I
began using it, I was flat on my back
bed and could not turn to tne leu
or right. I had a bottle of Cham
berlain's Liniment in the house and
this was applied to my back. It
promptly drove away the pains and
aches." Adv.
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) I WORKED A M SER,ooS C0HPlT0r4?L h TO SCB VOWTH.'S Y IS THAT SO j WA5 MR. JIM GREV AND
j LITTLE LATE AMP 1 HOW LOHG HAS l'U'5AV HE L.t'l If " tRHlM WHILE WHO WAS IT? V THAT HE HAP AM ; If
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BAHTHEI.MF.SS HAS POPULAR
HOLE IN "BOND BOY"
Richard iDarthelmess goes back to
the Virginia, mountains, the location
of his unforcotten "Tol'able David,"
for his most recent First National
picture, "The Bond Boy," which will
shown at the Arcade Theatre
Thursday. Friday and Saturday,
as joe ntwuoit,; impoverneu fun
of aristocratic parents, he is forced
to bind himself . cut to Isom Chnsc
to work until he. is twenty-one. The
humiliating- part of it is that Chase
is the new owner of the (Nowbolt
farm, having (rotten possession of it
when Joe's fntner, a visionary in
ventor, was forced to relinquish, it
to his one time hired man.
How Chase is accidentally killed
in an unfortunate martial tangle.
how Joe is arrested for murder and
condemned, how ho effects his thrill-
inor psenne. solves tne mystery ana
brings about his own freedom and
hapDiness these incidents are dra
maticallv woven into a charming love
story in tnis screen version oi ueorge
Washington wgueu luisciutiviiig iuic
The production, which was direct
ed by Henry King, is heralded as
a screen sensation, with -nartnei'
mess, annears an hiiDCsing cast, in
eluding Mary Thurman, as leading
leading lady, Charles Hill Manes
Isom Chase, Virginia Magee as the
ingenue.' Mary' Allen as the star's
screen mother, Lawrence D'Orsay;
Robert Wi liamson. Leslie King, Jer-
rv Sinclair. Thomas McGuire and
Lucia Backus Seger.
A late Fox .News reel is also
the program. 1 ..
SHIOHKY'S I'OMINf TOMORROW
SI-:V1-:.N NOTAM.1-: l'LAYhStS
FORM JOWi:lU't'li CAST
Seldom In one plcturo can so many
fuvorlto. playprs hp- found as will ap
pear tn "The iMiii-rlugo Chanpp," tho
Hampton Del Htilh production which
pomps to the Sherry theater today.
Alia Alli-n, .Milton Sills. Jicnry II.
Wullhall, Tully Mui'Hliall, Irene Rich.
Mitchell J. owls , ul I on tho samo
screen! Kncli one Is well known,
each Is capahlo ot at lengthening uny
past, and together-they creaio u pow
erful onsomblcd.
Miss Allen, tali; slender, girlishly
lovely, Is making her reappearance
after nil ahsenco from tho screen.
Hho last appeared with Mix Under
In -'Seven Years' Hard Luck" nnd
"Ho My Wife," and lias been wait
In fdr Hit- riijht'rble, whlpli, of course
she flnd In tl-e new picture
lllton Kills Is too well known to
require unything like an introduction
nut it is always interesting to
call that ho was a professor of psy
chology a vory youthful one, by the
way nt tho University of Chicago,
when he forsook his chal rfor
stiigo career. 1 la appeared in more
thiui -onc noteworthy llelasco play be
fore making his film debut.
Henry 11. Walthall, as time goes
by, finds himself in tho position of
a velernn of the screen, if not tho
veteran. Tho list of his photoplays
Is perhaps longer than that of any
other actor, for ho began in 1909
and has-"played conllntieUHly ver
l'liKEiiueiK..llio ,dlKoriinlBa.Muit hl.j
nut-si. woi k ia inougn! to na lit i iiq
Avenging tkmselence,- reast' popular
of nil the Oriffllh pictures.
Tuliy Marshall has been before the
public no less than 80 years. Hcfore
ho appeared before tho camera his
acting was tho talk of Broadway in
Clyde Fitch's "Tho City,"' "Paid In
Full" und many other b.is plays. Hp
has appeared with success In Bcores
of important photoplays;' while Ireno
Klch, .leading . lady, for Will Rogers
in six productions,'; finds herself In
grout 'demand whero characters of
womanly appeal anil gentle breeding
nro required. Mitchell Lewis, star
of several productions, excels In tho
portrayal of primitive types. Ho hus
the rolo of a mule In the new pic
ture.
Comedy, "Faint Hearts."
TAKI-". FAMII.V TO SKK
THIS AT ALL COSTS
Last night wo saw jx plcturo which
thrilled, delighted 'and enterluined us
much us anything has in years. Jt
is unique In every sense of the word.
It Is ' CnlverHal's "Hunting Hlg
Game in Africa," at the Star theater.
ind it Is absolutely fascinating from
the opening shots of over a million
penguins diving Into the ocean, an I
whale hunters shooting hnrpoons into
huge- whales, to the close-up of
groat African elephant charging Into
the camera, which makes you want
gi-t up out ol your seat und hunt
for u tree.
By all means sec this picture and
take the children. For If you don't
they'll never forgive you If they ever
find out about this show.
There Is action In every foot of
the picture. A wealth of material
has enabled Mr. Know to be mor:-
than generous, and when you nro not
marvelling at the astonishing animal
shots you sit entranced by tho pl.v
ture. A wenlth of material out of
Africa.
There is comedy; the antics of a
herd of- giraffes provide, a hearty
laugh, human interest; ' tho native
rnrkers lit work, drama; buzaurds
feasting on stricken oxen, charging
hlnocerl. slinking Hons, a deadly
Tom Almost Got
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SAFE SHOOT I MS.
A-r THG Mft SM'SS
puff added In rnmp. tho stampede
of a herd of ' mtiddcncd olMlints.
Time nnd njruln thft nndlcnco hurst
into upplnu.se nt tbo wonilera rovcnlcd
by tin enmorn. .
Working under conditions that
would dlscoimitfo tho most cporl
encod photographers, Sidney Snow
has secured some extraordinarily
heiintifiil pIcluroM. Theri 1h ono Hhot
of tho hlnck hulk of an elephunt nem
afrninst what neenied to he white,
dead trees thnt i stunnlnR:. Work
ing with n twelve-Inch lena, younu
Snow has been nblo to film nnlmalH
mllea off or achlevo atai-tUng close
ups of nnsiiHpeellnR' beasts. We liked
FloHH Snow, who hunted In overalls,
n cap nnd n flivyor.
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Money No Measure
Of Value
' . The value of telephone service cannot be
j measured in tlollara and cents. No community
. without telephone service can exist in competi
tion with another community that has telephone
service. .v... , . . .. ,i..A.,LJ.HiM
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP ANB FOTTNRRT
All Kinds of Machinery, Automobiles and Tractor Repaired.
Overhauled and Rebuilt.
, Xcetyleno Welding of All Kind
. Cylinder Boring and Overslie Piston.
Crankshafts. Pistons and Piston Tina Rnground
Give lis a TmII
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
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Reynolds and Zimmerman
Funeral Service Parlor, Licensed Embalmer,
Ambulance Service. Phone Main 62.
1505 Fourth Street, La Grande, Oregon
J. E. REYNOLDS C. E. ZIMMERMAN,
Licensed Embalmer.
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All In all wo consider this the best
film entertainment in town.
"llnntinK HlK Unnio In Africa" will
ho shown at the Star theater until
Thursday nlfijit.
DANCES 161 HOURS
yorNGSTOWW, o May 23. Jas.
Ynrnell, attcniptincr to estnblish n
non-stop dancing record wiif taken
from the floor nt a nnrk near here
by Ilia brother Monday jfter ho had
danced for hours, 50 minutes.
He claims tho marathon champion
ship. Mrs. YarneH left the floor Sat
urday night after dancing 1!12 bourn,
said to be a new record for a wo
man. '
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Bread Builds Strong
Sturdy Bodies
Every loaf of SUPERFINE Bread eaten at-,
your table is giving your family more food energy
than other foods at a fraction of the cost.;'l '
Our Bread is better today than it ever was be? v
fore.- You can get it at the bakery or at any of '
the leading grocery stores. . t. ..
One extra slice three times a day; will build v
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
WANT TO BUY OR SELL
OBSERVER
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WE nre endeavoring to mnintnin the hiprhest possible
stnndntflunlity anice,, .(': , v . ; - , ;
WE enwy the m6St completo lino of meats' nnd kindred"
supplies in the city. i , i .
WE guurnntee the qunlity of every product wo hnndle.
WE serve fair nnd satisfy fully.
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
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Butterfat
41c a Found
Delivered in La Grande
Union Creamery j
Company)
Phone Main 122
La Grande, Oregon.
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! MATTRESS SHOP AND !
! WEAVING WORKS !
Mattresses of all kinds cleaned
j ind rebuilt, Feather ltenovatlnir,
i Huit Hues nnd I'luft Hues room i
I sizo. .
t Carpet and Rnp; CInla( rj .-
J . blii, $l.r,ll ami up
a Ohas. Kilwanls, Prop. J
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