La Grande evening observer., June 02, 1923, Image 9

Saturday, June 2-1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE NINE
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i Classified Want Ads il theatres
"jlEVERETT TRUE
By Condo
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PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
OSTKOIWIIIIO rilYSKIANS
DR. J. L. nnd DR. MARGARET IX
Gl.E Osteopaths, Spinal Curvu
ture nnd Diseases of women and
children a specialty. Offico phone
Main 10(i. Residence phone Alain
100 two rings. Sommer Uildjr.
DIt. II. 13. soironN
Oxlcopnlhlc I'liysifhm and KurRoon
SucoCKior to lr, G, W, Xlmmnriimn.
Orrico I'liono Main 13. lti:i. ti:i-M.
Palmer Ttoench Hide. Tji Ornn.le.
ATlORXr.YS
COCllllAN and EHUnHAUI) Geo. T
(.'orhrnn r.J Colon It. KlM-rTInrd. At
torney. La Grando National Hank
UulldlnK.
C. H. FINN Attorney-Ht-l.iiw, Jtoonifl
8(1 and 2a Foley Office lllclK. Taki
pWvntnr. 12-1 3-1 IT
CHlltOl'HAtTOR
Foil HAI.B oil TBAIH
KIR SALE CahlinRe and cauliflow
er plants. Adam Hock. Route 2.
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FOR SALE Airedale pups Call
424-J. M. I,. Larson. 0-1-tf
snr.ititvs
, TOHAY LAST SHOW INT.
i l''alhiri,M Takes
I- lrt Itnnks.
KOI! KALE Six room
house. Hi05 Adams ave.
modern
B-:il-tf
1'OIi SAIJC .Alice! store, located in
rood farming community and on
La Grande-Joseph highway, nine
miles from La Grande. Po'xtoffice
in store. Stock ami fixtures will
invoice about $2,000.--R. O Wat-
kins, Alicol, Ore. 5-2-litn . ......
(miirUMlK HUH WHICH I1IUKC up 1 lit' MlRi-
or our iK'riodlcal promising to make
Tho most eitjoyaliU. story to pnnif
lo local bcivi-ns fur Hoint" t ilil o is "Arc
You u I'ailuri''.'" tllo I'ri'fi-rifil
tuiv dircctfd l Tom Foreman.
The picture Irvca up to its name of
comedy ilruina hy ronluiuinK In lis
Hewn reels more IuukIih ami tear
than wo have experienced in anXTfin
this season. One wontlt'Pfhut the
theino which holdi--Tcti rare possi
bility -for miihor has neyer heen done
hefore namely, llut resvdts of these
FOR SALE Tomato plants,
tin, Farm 14li. .
E. Aus
5-l-tf
Dlt. HMM.li JIYH1W, Cnlropractor
iew rnn?y iuiiumi;. Honrs 11) to 1
a. m., i to a p. m. ana 7 to 8 p.
' 7-24-tf
DH. J B. WOODt.I.L Chlrnpractoi
w mi iitiuriipuiii. jNeivons nna ehronn
amcasos a poeclrmv. Kll te 2I. Horn
ter mdff. Over Silverthorne. Office
noura, lu to la a. m., 1:30 to 5 p. ui.
t 10 a veninK. 1'none T.t'-w.
DKXTISTS
MILLER Dentists Rooms 9 to 14
Palmer-Roesch Bldg. Adams Ave
nt Depot St. Hours 9 to 6. Phone
Main 70. Special hours by appoint
ment. La Grande, Ore.
NATUHB Cl'llE
Dft. A. N. MAYVIM.B Speclnllrt ' Ir
chronlo dlea9es, .Mcthfius. Mechano
'i'hernpy and Naturopath, skin and
blood discuses, nervous diseases
Chron c Headac.ie. Kczeina- tic at ca
Appendicitis, Constipation, llowel
Trouble; all kind of Chronic Dl
aeases succcBsfully trated. Phoni
Main r!!3. Ttoom 1, 2, 3, second flool
CoolldKO Hlds., opposite Blur Thea
ter. Office house, 10 to is a
i 1:30 to fi:00 D. in. Consultation free
a-1-t.f
1'IANO Tt'NKKS
BXFEKT PIANO TUNlN't! Clean and
voice your piano wifiibut extra
chartre. Work Kuaranteed. Call New-
lln Ituok titoro for appointment. lto
K. l'llUllps, 4-ui-t
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
Lt. O. O. M. I.a flrnnde I.oneo No. 3
Loyal OrJTer of JUoose. holds reKUlai
meetlnsa every Thursdav n is :i l ar c
. V. ni. at Odd Fellows' Hall. Tin
"Wonien'a "Mooseheart l.eion meet!
meets second Monday of each month
I Visitors Blwavs welcome.
A. N. MAYVILLE, Dictator.
C. S. SIIULTZ, Secretary.
B. P. O. Elki La Ornnde Lodue No
133. uuuro meets each Thursday
evenlnir nt H o'clock. Home and clul
prlvllics cheerfully extended to all
llrother l':ias.
De Lile Green, Exalted Ruler
Mood Eckley, Secretary.
UmiHrtN WOODM FN OF A.M10HICA
La Orande Camp No. 7703 nteeta on
the first Thursday evcnlns of each
month. In the K. of 1'. hall. Visiting
Nelahbors welcome.
E. It. RINflO, V. C.
, JAKE ROSTOCK, Cleric
A. F. wnd A. M. La tlrande Lodtfe No
41. A. F. amTA. M., holds reltlllar
mcet'nus first and third Fridays at
7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all
Masons Fvnr,GrtASS, w. M.
B. R. JtlN'GO. Secretary.
r. O. EACl.rs Aerie No. 29, meets
every Friday niBht at Eaglea Hall
Visltlmr tnemhers welcome.
HARRY T. EDWARDS, Sec.
'Z. LILLY, W. P.
WOIIDM10N OF THIO W01tLUl.a
Grande Camp No. 1C9. Meets every
Monday nlKlit 8t Enules hall. All
vIkIIIiik NelKhliors welcome. Dues
payable at the offico of thj clerk
l:onms 21-22, La Grando Natlona.
Hank Building.
J. J. Murchlson, C. C.
R. J. KITCHEN. Clerk.
FOR SALE The Model Restaurant deuce course.,
rlnvinp; been in business contin
uously for over twenty, years, my
wife and I feel we iaro entitled
to a vacation. Therefore, we offer
our restaurant, also our home at
I4i;a Adams ave., lor sale. If in
terested call at the Model during
business hours. J. A. Arbuckle.
4-2C-tf
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Apartment. New Foley
Ride;. Inquire J- J. Foley. Foley
Bliisr. 5-31-.'itp
FOR RENT -in-?
rooms.
- Furnished housckeep-
Phono 470 M. 6-26-tf
NICE LARGE airy rooms. Hot nnd
cold runninp; water. Chris Miller,
1510 Adams. 6-21-tf
FOR RENT Farm. Call 157-R. 402
Adams avenue. 4-19-tf
WANTED
WANTED Middle urciI woman for
housekeeper. Phono Main 31, or
come to 1713 Washington ufter 5
p. m. 6-l-3tp
WANTED TO TRADE For proper
ty in or near La Grande, a four
room licuse in Ontario, Oregon.
House is furnished, wired and plas
tered. Outsitle cellar and ffaraire.
Box 397, La Grande, Ore. 5-31-!tp
WANTED Position as housekeeper
on ranch. Address 1. O. Box 344.
5-31-3tp
WANTED Lady to keen house for
three men on farm for the sum-.ms hud one
us nil hank presidents if Ave only sub
scribe to such and such a correspon-
Ilul In addition lo lis finely point
ed humor; IHreclor Korinnn has built
up n series of dramatic, slluallona re
volving around I ho lives of the Inhab
itants of a lumber-town. Anil here
itKaln we are Kivon somethinp; worth
looking at in some surpassing scenes
of the limb. Thill. Is. There la an ex
citlnB exhibition of "burllnit" which,
for the benefit or our readers who
are not familiar with the term, we
mijrht explain is a Kitine practiced by
lumber-jacks wherein two opponents
stand on a ok and by whilinK it un
der their feet endeavor to upset each
other. The story bullils up step by
step until suddenly this, pleasant lit
tle play is turned Into one of the most
breathless spectacles of the year. The
actuality of the blasting of a log jam
blocking the river is a rousing sight
that sets excitement at a high pitch.
Lloyd Hughes proves a plausiblu
amusing hero. .Madge Hellamy is con
vincing as well as very beautiful.
Comedy, "Ocean Swells."
I.AVKCTTH TAYLOIt
(ilti;AT AS FILM "I'KG"
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N'oKil Klai' Itenilors OcllKlitrnl
t'hni'iirlcrialliiii of Famnus
Irish Lnss,
Write C. M. care Obsrver.
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WANTED Woman for creneral
housework. 1808 First St. Phone
255-R. B-25-tf
WANTED Middle need woman to
work on ranch. .Before G call 447-
W and after 6 3110-M. 6-21-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered.
Mrs. L. H. Norton, 906 Adams
Ave. Phone 421-W. 9-30-lf
HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by
Mrs. Bert Hughes, 1417 Washing
ton avenue. 417-W. 4-10-tf
"Heacock's Radiophones are four
times louder than any other on
the market, easier tuned, and made
right. Enterprise, Oregon. 2-5-2t
KNK1HTS OF l'VTHIA.SRed Crciai
Lodge No. 27 meets every Monday
inu. It. Cpllo Hull (I. of V
Hail), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome
to all visiting Knights.
' E. C. FIELDS, C. C.
C. L. GRAHAM. K. K. S.
WOMEN'S HENEFIT ASSOC! ATlONol
the Maccabees. La c,rnnoe
7.i, w. it. a. oi ju. u"rio '"."'.v::
ThiirR.lfiv nt 2 d. m. and third
. n..inn..ino .f fl n. ni.. at K. of P
Hall. Visiting Slstera welcome.
MRS. NORA P.. MACK KIT. C
MARJOR1E EATON. R. K.
O. E. S. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E. 8.
, ,.i rr...i.. ortirniinlcatlon the sec
Olid and fourth Wednesdays of each
month. Vlaltlng memuei-i
MARTHA ELLIOTT PARKER. W. M
ANNA S. GROVE. Sec.
If the groom is poor nnd baM nnd
bowloggcd, it is romance 1'uro nnd
undefiied.
"Where arc we colug?" asks a re.
former. We don't know, unless it Is
to a ball game.
There is talk of malting rubber
from milkweed. Our garden may
vet lie n success.
For Sale
Now niodrrn 5-room homo, just
coinplWd. lnrffo lot, on paved, stroft.
full basi'incnt, concrotf floor with
lrnin to sewer, wash Irnys, furnace
with coils for hot water, built-in
hrenltfast nook, lartfn HleepinR: porch.
his place is one of the best new
modern .small homes ever liutlt In the
city. Lot mo show it to you and you
will be convinced.
buy
o $:tfto.iM
io.no prr
Modern fi-room homo, basement,
two lots, concroto sidownll; nnd curb
on both sides. Tills place has jusl
been painted and everythind Is in pood
condition. Trice, $:i,roo.ou.
Geo. H. Currey
haurctle Taylor, who won the
hearts of a million peoplo wilh her
lainous char.ictertautiou of thu de
liKltd'ut JVf? In J. llailley Manners'
play, "Vi'K O' My Heart' was npatn
.soon In her crlchmted role and it is
safe to assert that tho star has en
deared herself even more to the vast
American audience, which Is certain
to flock to see this film.
Ah a stajje piny, ' Tej,' O' My Heart"
the most phcnominal
One-arjro tract just off tho TslnMry
City hicfiway: 4-rooni house. elrff'Vfr.n
lion.se aid park. This Is :ial
at $1.5"ii and tho tonnmr
down iJid balance vfT ;
monthJ
Real Kstate
InBii ranc
runs in theatrical history. It has bad
(i.tias performances hi (ho Tnited
States alone. II has been played in
I'hitfland, Australia, New Zealand,
South Africa, India. Hawaii, Italy.
( 'zocho-Slovukln and 1'aris. The
screen now puis it within the raime
of enjoyment of people residing in
communities not reached by stago
performances.
Miss Taylor covers herself with dis
tinction through her sympathetic nnd
tender portrayal of "Cog" in the
screen version. Shades of her whim
sical character, never fully develop
ed In the spoken play becauscof the
natural limitations of the theatre, are
depicted in tho celluloid version, nnd
it is the opinion of many who have
seen the singe play that the photo
play even excels in charm o( charac
terization MIsh Taylor's own inimit
able I'oh; of the footlights. Hero we
see the slighted Irish lass, accustomed
to happiness In her own humble home
faced with misery in the luxurious
surroundings hi which she has been
si-lit to live. We see her caught in
tho problems of tho aristocratic (.hea
ters; and we see her save her snob
bish cousin from u tragic elopement.
Hut never have we bei-n so truly
bnpp.v in tho theatre .as when ive
watched the delightful scene in which
Jerry Teg's handsome guardian ;
tells her how rich she is, how the.
Cheaters really depended upon her
for much; and finally, how be loved I
her. This pathetii; scene was admir
ably portrayed by Miss Taylor an 1
Mahlon Hamilton; and It made a lasi-
ing impression on those who saw it.
King Vldor, who directed ill o pho-,
topluy, lias dune well by Hartley
Manners' play,
Mary .O'llara has provided an ex
cellrtitwhiptatloti, and the photog-
is u decided credit to tleorge
unes.
finish wilh gorgeous gowns. Mur
dook & Sevell, in a deluge of melo
dies wilh harmony sopfja, character
bits, slops, stories, are always .it
their best, and tvlNtiiK to please an
audience. Jiill May lteno furnish
their quota of eomod( in a rural skit,
"The Kolks Hack Homo," mho songs,
dancing nnnd leg mania and high
kicking which can bo relied upon to
fill the bill most satisfactorily.
YUKON COM) FIELDS
in new fox PirnniE
"Snow-lrift." , the latest William
Fox production, starring Charles
Jones, is now beinff shown at the
Star theatre. The story, which deals
with the gold fields of tfie Yukon,
tfives the popular Western star an
unusual opportunity for some lively,
intcrostintf ncticn.
The picture was directed hy Scott
Dunlap from the story hy James 11.
HenriryXf who is well known for his
tales of the land beyond the Mac
kenzie river in Alaska. .
A reckless younp: mininj? engineer
from1 the States falls in love with a
waif known only as "Snowdrift," and1
believed to be a half-breed. Hi love
for the beautiful daughter of the
North changes the life of tho engi
neer who1, successfully battles with
Indian bands, the crew of u whaler,
rum runners nnd Northern blizzards
for the love of the Rirl. Subsequent
ly it is shown that the girl is the
daughter of white parents who lost
timit- 1ivfK in the far North, and
that she was then left in tho caro of
an Indian squaw
Thi Kiinnnrthif cast includes: Irene
Rich. Dorothy Manners, 0. 'Knymoml I
Nye, Colin Chase, Kvelyn olbie, l.olo
Encinos nnd Lee Shun.way.
This feature picture and a 2-recl
ccmedy will be the attraction at the
Star theatre today ami Sunday.
timSJtei toff
i'TO.-.T I iriB!Xits ?&
i,Vi.aZ' Lea'-. bMa
Sunday Supper Guests,
Hungry as Hunters
Give them Hot Sandwiches
There's something satisfying about a hot supper you don't get with
any cold repast. Mi frO'Sttti t to 4 Jfi'..jS)
When that unexpected group of hungry people bears down upon
you. don't get flustered. Let tho hostess just slip out to the kitch
en and slice a loaf of llread for toasting, then open a can of sar
dines! ln.f'yteen minutes ,vou can have ready a trayrul of Klorentino
SciiiinW Sandwiches hot sandwiches nu.rllions enough to do
a tin vis work on original enough to build you a reputation as
a elevttr hostess every bite tasting like
I.OHKNTINK
Still, Hie rattle or tbo saber over
llicre doesn't menace life much more
than Hie rattle or the JUneya over here.
The only two crcatnrcH referred to
iih "human" are a Krcat man and a
monkey. - 1
An undeveloped people is one tlint
lias to depend' on natural causes for
its death rate. , .
4 DOINGS 05 HE DUFF3
Oriental lagit Illusiaii, Comedy j
Sonii anil Leg .Mania. Dniu-ing will i
Itr The IVnlm-es of Hie Hill nt Hie
Arcade Theatre on Sunday.
This bill Is headed by tho Incom
parable and original Sing Ling Koo
Co., tho Chinese wonder workers In
mysteries of t ho orient. This ex-,
(optionally clover company -offer a
spectacular series of oriental and Eu
ropean mysteries entirely new to this
country, presented In a most nrtmlh
and satisfactory manner. An t-xlrav-ngantly
KorgeoiiH setting and beauti
ful costumes which add greatly to the
presentation of their various Illusions
and feats of legerdemain and per
formed with arllsllc finish that seem
ingly inborn in I hi Chinese artist
I J rlm m & Safehell, two black face
ehnraeters from tho school of mint
Irelsy in a laughable singing, talking
and dancing offering with plenty of
snappy patter and o novelty wench
Sale oi Bankrupt
Property
of Union Motor Cor-"
We hare piu'chastjiMhe Bankrupt Stock of
the Unioi MotojvCoinpany, consisting of auto
parts, accessfff'ies, used cars, trucks, tractors
with ployfand numerous other articles. i
And now offer the same to the. Buying Pub
lic at an enormous saving.
If we havel anything you can use, DON'T
DELAY, as we intend to move this stock im
mediately. A gj
Sec E. C. GETTING, at Elgin, or W. I). HANKS,
La Grande
Agents for Overland and Willys-Knight Cars
Arrange bonod snn!7i
toast; oovfi
tile jm
Comet Again!"
SKMIXOL V. S A I W I C11 1"S
Hero is the roclpo originated ami tented by Miss
.Farmer's famous sciiool of Cookery:
on a slice of buttoroil
toast; coviivitli thin slires of tomato and sprin-
I ami pepper. Cover with another
1)1' toast, sprinkle Kenerously with soft grated
seasoned wilh salt and cayenne and put
In oven long enough to molt the, cheese. Servo
at oneo on two lettaco '.oaves.
As tho foundation or every perfect sandwich Is
i'orfeet 1 tread, to get the rnllest enjoyment from
those, they should bo made front
Superfine Bread
the loaT delicious for sandwiches
atid rvory other llread use.
Ask your grocer.
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La Grande, Oregon 7 (J
Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS ' ;
Oil Stoves atPriccs to Suit the Pockclbook
ED DONOHUE, Prop.
Phone 474-J Fir & Jefferson
Ra.gs Wanted at
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43 cents a pound
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