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TIIE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday, June 5 1923,
PAGE SEVEN t , n
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i Classified
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
OSTEOl'ATJUO PHYSICIANS
DR. J. L. and DR. MARGARET IN
GLE Osteopaths, Spinal Curva
ture and Diseases of women and
children a specialty. Office phone
Main 106. Residence phone Main
10(i two rings. Sommer Bildg.
DR. II. E. SCHOION '
Osteopathic Physician anil Surgeon
Successor to Dr. O. W. Zimmerman.
Ofrice phone Main 63. kes. 153-M.
Palmer Roesch Wig., I-a Grande.
ATTORNEYS
COCHRAN and EHERHATtD Geo. T
Cochran and Colon It. KberHard, At
t torney. La Grande National Hank
Building.
C. H. FINN Attorney-Bt-Lw, Rooms
, 20 and SJ Foley Office Bids. Tnki
elevator. 12-13-lir
CHIROPRACTOR
DR. UELLE MYKliS. Chiropractor
New Foley Building. Hours 10 to 12
- . m., 2 to 5 p. m. and 7 to 8 d. m
7-24-tf
DR. J E. WOODia.I, Chlronraetoi
and Naturopath. Nervous and chronic
diseases a sneclnlty. .Suite 2(1. Horn
Bier itldjf. Over Sllverthorne's. Office
Hours, id to la a. m., 1:30 to 5 p. in.
7 to 8 evenings, l'iione 4H7-W.
DENTISTS
MILLER Dentista Rooms 9 to 14
Palmer-Roesch Bldg. Adams Ave
at Depot St. Hours 9 to 6. Phone
Main 70. Special hours by appoint
ment. La Grande, Ore.
NATURE CURE
DR. A. N. MAYVILTJESpeclalli;t Ir
chronic diseases. MetlToda. Mechano-
Therauy and Naturopitttli. Bkln and
blood diseases, nervous diseases
Chronic Ileadac'ie. Kcxeinn. ticlnlicn
Appendicitis, Constipation. liowel
i Trouble; all kinds 3 Chronic Di
aeases successfully treated. Phoni
i Main 5113. Room 1. 2, 3, second flooi
Cooiidtfo Hldp., opposltu Hinr Thea
ter. Office house, 10 lo VI a in.
' 1:30 to 6:00 p. m. Consultation tree
3-4-tf
PIANO TUMORS
EXPERT PIANO TUNING Clean and
voice your piano without extra
charge. Work Biiarantued. Call New-
- lin Hook Store for appointment. Roy
K. Phillips. . 4-15-f
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
I. O. O. M. La Crnnile Ione No. 350
tsoyal OriTer of Moose, holda T.'gujai
meetings every Thursday nilit ut t
p. m. nt CKld V1oV-h' HalL Thi
Women'ii Rlooselu-art J.iiRlon tnoftt
j meeta nocond Monday -f eiu:h taiontii
I VUitorn alwnvM welcome.
A. N. MAWIMrK, Dictator.
C. S. SHULTZ, Secretary.
B. P. O. Elk l-.a Grandrt Lode No
433. LrtiuKQ inpfltfl each Thunday
evening it 8 o'Hoek. Home and clul
priviloKcs cheerfully etend;d to all
tirother Elks.
De Lile Green, Exalted Ruler
- - - J Mood Eck!eyi -Seepetaiyi- - J
MOUKKN WOOltMKN Ol-' A.MEKIOA
Ia Grandti Camp No. 7703 meets on
the first. ThUTFday evening of each
month. In the K. of P. hall. Visiting
Neighbors welcome.
E. it. KIN'CO, V. C.
, JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk.
Jl, F. and A. RI. La Grande Lodgo No
41. A. F. anTTA. M., holds regular
meet'ngs first snd third I-'ridays at
7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all
i Masons.
1 I.OT L. RXODGnARS, W. M.
i E. R. ni.NGO. Secretnry.
P. O. EAGLES Aerlo No. 259, meets
every Friday night t Engles Hall
i Vlnltlng niomberM welcome.
HARRY T. EDWARDS, Sec.
' Z. LILLY, W". P.
WOon.ME OF THB WORLD La
Grande Camp No. t9. Meets every
Monday night at Eaglos Hall. All
visiting Neighbors welcome. Dues
pxyshlu at the otrico of tha clerk
Rnnina 2X-22. La Grande Nationa.
Hank Building.
j. J. MurclilHon, C. C.
R. J. KITCHEN, Cleric.
KNK1HTS OK I'YTIll A8lled Crosi
U.ilce No. 27 mn-ta every MonilaN
vpnlnir In Onsllc Hull (K. nf P
Hull), t 8 p. in. A Pylhlan welcome
to all vlRltlne KnlBhts.
E. C. PIHLIIS. C. C.
C. L. GHAHAM. K. B. 8.
WOMEN'S HENKP1T ASSOCIATION ol
the Maroabet!S. I.a Orande lAcltfe No
27. W. 13. A. of M. Lodge meets first
Thursday at 2 p. m. and thlrj
Wednesday at 8 p. m., at K. of P
Hall. Visltlne Sisters welrome.
. MRS. NortA H. MAOKKV. C.
MARJOlilK BAIU.1, k. J.
O. E. S.Hopo Chapter No. 13, o. m.
holds stated communication the sec
ond and fourth Wednesdays of eaef
month. VisltlnB members cordlallj
welcomed.
MA11TIIA EI.T.TOTT PARKER, W. U
MMA a OnOVR. Ree. .
' The fierce white lights can't he
wholly responsible for the shattered
nerves of mcvie people. Jlovie houses
arc dark, and yet patrons suffer the
same way.
Correct this sentence: "He sure and
come home nt noon," said the wife,
"for I am elraninir House and we 11
have a delightful lunch."
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
LL NEED Av1
THIS SOMMER-
I LL GO
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Want Ads li
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FOR SAliR OK TRADE
FOR SAI.K Alfalfa hay- Hen and
Kenneth Gekeler. Phcne Farmer
17, evening. (-4-2tp
FOR SALE OR TRADE One ludfer
2i years old, fresh three months
flL'O. hnlf .lprxHU nml flnrhnm (lati-lv
(U ,,,,,1 ,..i l i,:. unii '
sell or trade for hay. Phone 313
W or cnll at 1401 7. ave- fi-4-St
FOR SALE OR TRADE One Rood
sewing machine, will sell or trade
for small tent. Phone 313-W.
fl-4-3t
FO'R SALE Five room house on
north side, furnished. $300 liewn
and $25.00 month. Phone 239-M.
fi-4-Ut
FOR SALE Airedale pups Call
424-J. M. L. Larson. 0-1-tf
FOR SALE Two fresh milk goats;
one 3-4 bed with spring- and mat
ress, almost new, for sale or trade.
Phone 451-Af- 6-2-;itp
FOR SALECabbap;e plants. Inquire
1400 T avenue. G-2-4tp
FOR SALE Six room
house. Ki05 Adams ave.
modern
5-31-tf
FOR SALE Alicel store; Located in
pood farming community and on
Ln Grande-Joseph highway, nine
miles frcm La Grande. Postoffice
in store. Stock and fixtures will
invoice about $2,000. R. O Wat
kins, Alicel, Ore. 5-20-6tp
FOR SALE Tomato plants. E. Austin,-
Farm 14b 5-19-tf
FOR RENT
FOR RENT 3-rocm furnished apart
ment. Phone J(i2-AL fi-4-2t
If UK IHK.T4-I urnisheil liouse 'I,hoiitJ
FOR RENT One three room front
apartment. lfiOfi Washington or
Phone 20S-.J. C-2-t
FQll RKNT-
- Furnished housokeep
Phone 470 M. 6-2G-tf
ing rooms.
NICK LA'HtiB airy rooms. Hot and
cold running water. Chris Miller,
1510 Adams. 6-21-tf
FOR RENT Farm. Call 157-R. 402
Adams avenue. 4-19-tf
WANTED
WANTED Ilorseshoer ami black
smith. Wiito or phono T. E. Mit
chell, Wallowa, Ore. (l-4-(!t
WANTED TO TRADE For proper
ty in or near La Grande, a four
room house in Ontario, Oregon,
lluuse i furnished, wired and plas
tered. Outside cellar and Rarage.
Box .'197, I.a Grande, Ore. 5-ai-Dtp
WANTED Lady to keep house for
three men on farm for the sum
mer. ,Wfitc-C, M.-care XDbsrver.
B-20-tf
WANTED Woman for general
housework. 1S08 Iwrst St. Phone
235-R. 6-25-tf
WANTED Middle aged woman to
work on ranch. Before 6 call 447
W and after 6 390-M. 5-21-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered.
Mrs. L. H. Norton, 908 Adams
Ave. Phone 421-W. 9-il0-tf
HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by
Mrs. iiert Jlugnes, nil Washing
ton avenue. 417-W. 4-lC-tf
"Relieved in 3 Days"
CO writes one of my patients
who had suffi.-retl severely froreu
Piles for many years. Her le ttr
those ofscpresof others wrf have
been permanently cuttl by my
non-surpcl txenn
nre con-
tained in
hich I shall
L be glad t
any Pile sufferer
RfcE, u;
exiucst.
No hopiUil
lis, no anactf&Klr,
&hovk, no aangcr, no confmonoi i
Lcilorr:-5m,and iiCL'AltANTKl-;r.w-
Rcmcmhrr my fimmiKti
means a positive and
mancnt cure no matin
how severe your cane
mav be.
DRKCHAS? J. DEAN
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MllltHVN 'IX) .Y 'IX) .MORROW
Tht-ro itr few pcoplo hoth ' younK
and old who haw mvr read this
American classic by Wushlnton Iiy
Iiik. It has lit-rn u llrcsiilo tale for
a century. Realizing this fact, Carl
.sicunis I'lancy, producer, mmlo i'v
! effort to present In the film every
point of intiTt-Ht that 1h found in the
(ion was iiia,tlo upon the exact loculo
:lk ho story In Iho wooHtl und hilly
Hit1 lion of New York statu which Is
si 111 known a.s Sleepy Hollow. V
Ono of'tho most tutereHling ioimi
or the picture it li; said is iho show
ing of the graveyard In which the
j "Hi-adlcMs Horseman" or ' The Gal
loping Hessian, :ih he was kwon in
otdenttmet,, was huried. In tliis
graveyard, which dates back many
years, rests the remain;! of many of
the niosi prominent people of Wash
ington Jrying's time.
Another historical value that can
ho found In this pieturization of. "The
U'gend of HleepN Hollow" Is Iho. ex
act church where lchabod .Crane
sang. This church is now just tho
same as it was during tho lifo of
lchabod franc and shows Just how
tho .church, servico was held by the
qld Hutch settlers. -
While the Hclioolhousc In which
Tchabod Crane taught had been torn
down, tho history of this community
was carefully searched until Produc
er Clancy found the, exatrepllcii of
the palace of Instruction ruled over
by the inimitablo lchabod. Ho built
a sclioolhou.se with every detail imag
inable upon tlio site as that shown In
thtj story by Washington Irving.
Tile old Sleepy Hollow Inn in also
shown and the stage coach, which
was the only means of travel in tbos:
days, has been reproduced with In
finite care. Tho home of the wealthy
llaltel Van Tassel In this nicture ver
sion is one of tho oldest homes in this
suction of the country und it Is said
was inhabited during the trying times
of "The Headless .Horseman."
The action of the story occurs cx-
ictly (is represented by history. A
year of preparation had been made by
the producers before an atlutupt was
made to present this classic on the
screen. The records- were searched,
old picture.'), were unearthed, tho peo
ple, whoso, descendants go buck to
tho time of the story, were (iiestlon
edi in fact, nothing was left undom:
that would help in making this pro
duction historically perfect ami at
the siiine time an entertaining morsel
of the millions who have read an I
studied tills exciting tule of CoMiri
and Witchcraft.
'The Headless Horseman" Is an
adaptation of the American classic.
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow," by
Washington Irving, featuring the In
imitable Will Rogers in the role of
lchabod Crane.
Also showing one of Iho delightful
Fighting Hlood' stories.
i!(i;n;i iKft, intA.M.vrro
m.M STA I 1 C I N ( MAYO
l-'innk Mayo ronu-.s to (lie srroon
of tin Arpiitlo thenti'i Weilnesilay on
ly in "Tho Itoiled Door," tho Htory of
n man marrlod to a wifn who rH'napH
to fulfill liur marriafTo ohlintlonH.
- Mnyo in ttm rol( ot tho hiiHtniml
whosi piohlciu is to win tin lovn of
ilin woman 1k Iuih nmrri.-d, in railed
noon for an intonao tlrnmatio portray
al.' Tho conflict of oniotiotiH onfri-n-
Rooming House
For Sale
Wo ha vo n.n rxcoiitional lmrain in
a larsf. wp!I const nmlorl 1 o-room
honsp, with hath, toih-t and lavatories
on lioth floors; hascnipnt cfllar all
crmontpd. A well const ructiMl wood
shed which at small ex pens would
hrin? in from $lfi to $20 rental per
month. Another iMilidlnjr is rented for
atiloH.
This 1 louse orcnpie.s a larpe bloch
ind aevrat lots could hn sold utM
';f,'eneroiis room for Jgn-fffTiise.
iuieirees, conned' ifTtli newer.
and neat I'd shops, when;
se veil 1 1 hiui(lru)Tiien are constantly
employed. ylVr carefully inspect i :k
the mvnvfy we know yon, will hn sur-
prisiliU the price. I am permuted to
ciiote, nod if you desire terms, you
will find them equally attractive.
This ts a money-matt, lie proposition
and it. is only occasionally that such
an opportunity present h itself.
Come in and let na reason roue! her.
Geo. H. Currey
Real Estate lnsuranc
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-,, fK"tS THAT ALlI ' 0,
V' i THERE IS TO , "
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' 7VE5,T'H15 IS t-.ii-
: - ', PIECE &01T-THS.' i'r
A ' NEWEST THIiiwf. -
EVERETT TRUE
RoOOlSH Ovor
H'iflC N) TI$
LOT 5
NOT AS I .syC
sorts (t
ilorcd by the" situation calls upon Mn-!ing:
yo for stioiiK dianmtio iinrirnynl. In the name of tho Stale nf Ore-
nppnsiin Atnyo will hn seen beau- p;nn, you are heieby cited and re
tli ul l'byllla Huv'' who Is tjiyen mil ! quired to nppear in the County Court
opportunity to illspluy her ilinmatu-; of the State of Oreiron for tho Ccun-
tulonis and tho hciiuty f,n which she'ty of Union, at the court room there
Is famous. MkoI Hurry plays a pnllt
"heavy" role. Two other well known
players who havo Important purls are
hurles A. (Stevenson and Kathleen
KlrUham.
Georiro Cllbbs. noled novelist, wrote
'.lie story and Uooi'Ko Randolph t'hes
ler, ciually famous a.s an aulhor, pre-pai-ed
tho continuity.
. Tho nrrcnn Trail will also ln
"liown In connection wllh the feutiire
picture.
CITATION
Tn the County Court for the County
of Union, State of Oregon.
In the matter of the estate of
James M. Longshore, deceased.
To Mintii Itostnclt, Klhel Kostoclt,
Fay Ijind, (Jrace Willis, Charles Long
shore, and to ull other nersons un-
knov.'ii, if any such there he. jrreet-1
Are yiiff Bakings
Always Uniform?
The very first time you
use Calumet your baking
will be perfectly raised, ,
sweet and wholesome.
And you can expect un-
. tailing uniformity just as
Ions as ybvcontinue to
use it, b(
The Economy
. . BCT BY TST
THE WORLD'S GREATEST MAKING POWDER
Sold
IT 5EEM5 A LITTLE
paring im
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Wisfi
of at I.a Grande, in the County of
Union, on Wednesday, the lith day
of 3unc, IK:!, at 10 o'clock in thel
forenoon or that day, then and thorc
r show cause, if nny there be, why 1
the petition tor the snlc of the fol-1
lowinfr described real property be-
lomrintr to said estate, should not.
be Rianted, to-wit: NJNEi section .'12,
township 2 Soutu, KaitK :I7 E. W. M..
and WJSWl, 8KJ8W1 section 21), the
NF.'iNWl Rection township 2
South, KnnKQ S7 E. W. M., all in
Union County State of Oregon.
U. G. COUCH,
Judge of the County Court of the
State of Oregon, Court for tho Coun
ty of Union, with the seal of said
affixed this 7th day of May, 1023.
Attest: C. K. McCormick,
(SEAL) Clerk
Mav S-l "i-02-20:.Tune ?
lyrfj.s.so eo" I
Never varies. The can you buy to-day
holds the same quality and leavening
strength as the first can that was.
made thirty-five years ago. In every !
can the last spoonful is as good as
the first t
There is no substitute for Cnlumct nothing ,
"just ua good." Its Bale 1h 2'2 times as
much as tlmt oi any other brand. t
A pound can of Calumet contains full ,
16 ounces. Some baking powders come
in 12 ounce instead of 16 ounce cans.
Be sure you get a pound when you'
Want it. ' :
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-Make It
a Sandwich Luncheon
The bigger tne business
it is that his brain stayscool and clejjjroi' impor
tant decisions of the fifttrnoonYTm will be help
ing immeasurably youbiitffess fitness by mak
ing a simple, satisfying ,uVili:h of a' glass of butter
milk and two iemMifc sandwiches assuring'
highest nutrition pliyclelicumsness.-
If. you have I dm- sandwiches made ' '
at home, as! fT
V.RX ntnl OHvo snmlwlt'lfl
ChO two hard-liolled orrs
fino, add twelve Inrtfo stuffed
olives which have been
minced, season and moisten
to a paste with mayonnaise.
Fprend between buttered
slices.
And of course, quality Bread must be
the foundation;
Superfine Bread
is the loaf delicious and the name to remember,
every time you eat Bread. Ask your grocer.
La Grande,
Furniture
COMPLETE nOUSE FURNISHERS
Olt Sioves at Prices
ED DONOIIUE, Prfl
Phone 474-J
Rags Wanted at
the Observer
Butterfat
4.'5 cents a pound
DclivercjHn La Grande
Union Creamery j
Company j
Phone Main 122
La Grande, Oregon.
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pan, the more irnr,
tliese tomorrow:
I'huenlo mid 'ienm "mso
t'liop two pinieiUOi-a fln and
add to one cream cheese.
Season and ml well, moist-;
eniiif; Willi mayonnaise. A
pleasing? variety -is Kiven by
uslnjf white 1 trend for orle
liull of the sjindwicli and .
' whole wheat 1 .read for tho '
oilier. ,
Oregon
Exchange
to Suit the Potkctljook
icry
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La Grande
! MATTRESS SHOP AND
! WEAVING WORKS
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and rebuilt yi uthor Honovatlnff.
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