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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
TAGE SEVEN
jj EVERETT TRUE
j Classified Want Ads il theatres
By CondO
ANV IN pi Tl ST PC 'C6 -TW(3jei'5
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PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
osnr.oi'ATHio i-hvsicians
1)R. J. L. and DR. MARGARET 1N
GLfc. Osteopaths, Spinal Curva
,. ture and Diseases of women and
. children a specialty. Office phone
Main 100. Residence phono Main
10G two rings. Summer' Bildg.
k Hit. II. K. SC'HOKX
: Ostmwtlilo IMijkIHuii oiut Bmnwm
, Bucceor to Dr. O. W. Zimmerman.
Office Thone Main 03. Ites. lr.:i-M.
Pulnior liocsch tllilj-., iji Ornmle.
ATTOItXKYS
COOHIWN and EKKRHAPD Oeo T
Cochrnn ar.J Colon It. KIwrTTard. At
torneys. La Grande N'ationul i:ank
BulldlnK.
O. H. KINN Attorn.'y-Hl-L,aw, Uooms
(inu 4 x-uit-y umce Ultlg. Taki
oiMvator. 12-ia-iir
ClUUOI'ltACTOlt
DT. HIOLLE MVEHS, Chlropraeior
i'CW Knley Itulldlnu. Hour It) to 12
a. m., 2 to u p. in. and 7 to 8 p.
i 7-24-lf
Ult. J. E. "WOODlvU, Chlropractoi
anu ryaiurupaiii. jeivou ana cnronl
diseases a soeclnltv. Suito "II. K.m
ler Hide. Over Sllverlhorne'a. Office
taoura. lu to la a. m., 1:30 to G p. in.
7 to 8 evenings. Phone 4:i7-W.
DENTISTS
MILLER Dentists Rooms 9 to 11
Pnlmer-Roesch Bldg. Adams Ave
at Depot St. Hours 9 to 0. Phone
Main 70. Special hours by appoint
ment. La Grande, Ore-
NATURE CLRI3
DR. A. N. MAYVII.f.BSpeclallBt Ir
chronic diseases. Methods, Mechano
.Therapy ami Naturopath. Bkln anO
blood diseases, nervous diseases
Chronic Headac'.ie, Kczcma, ijnlatlea
Appendicitis, Constipation, liowel
Trouble; all kinds of Chronic Di
seases successfully treatid. Thoni
Main rH3. Iioom 1, 2, 3, second flool
Coolldtto nidK.. opposite Star Tliea
tor. Office house. IU to 1:1 a. m.
t 1:30 to 6:00 p. in. Consultation free
S-4-tf
PIANO TL'XKKS
BXFRRT PIANO TUN'INt! Clean and
voice your piano w'lliout extra
charBO. Work Kimrunteed. t-atl New-
lin Hook Store for api ointment. Hoy
' K. I'hllllps. 4-15-tl
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
L. O. O. M. La HrnnUo L.o.'Tirn No. 3TiO
L-nyn OriliTr of Mot. so. IioIiIh retfulai
meetings every Thursday ninlil "t t
1 p. in. at Old Pcllowu' Hull. Tin
Women'., Moosebenrt i'jcNm moetf
j meets second Monday -f each montli
I Visitors al wavs wHr-onio.
A. N. MAYVILLE, Dictator.
C. S. SI1ULTZ, Secretary.
B. P. O, Elks I.a Crando LndKO No
433. uoiiRe meets each Thursday
evenlns at 8 o'clock. Hume and clul
privileges cheerfully extended to all
Brother F.Iks.
De Lile Groen, Exalted Ruler
Mood Eckley, Secretary.
MUDDKN WOIIUMION UK All KKICA
La tirande Camp No. 77113 meets on
tiie first Thursday evenitnc of each
month. In the Iv. of V. hall. VlaitlnB
Neighbors welcome.
E. H. IHN'nO. V. C.
, JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk.
A. K. and A. M. La Orande Lodire No
41. A. F. anTT A. M.. Iiolda reuular
ntect'ngs first and tlilrd Eridaya at
7:.'tu p. m. Cordial welcome to all
Maaons.
LOT L. KNODOrtARS. W. M.
E. R. RINGO, Secretary.
F. O. EAOLES Aerlo No. 259. meets
every Friday nisht at EaKlea Hall
Vtsltlmr inemhers welcome.
HARRY T. EDWARDS, Sec.
Z. LILLY, W. P.
WOODMEN OK T1IH WOULD L
rwa.n ennm No. 11!!). Meets every
Mendiiv nlKht at Entries Hall. Al!
V Ih I Li iik Nelr.hbors welcome. Dues
psable at the office of His clerk
Kc.oms 21-2!, La Grande Natlona.
Hank Building-
J. J. MnrChlBon, C. C
R. J. KITCHEN. Clerk.
K NKSMT3 OK l'YTM I AH Ued CrpSi
1,nduti No. 27 meets jvery Momlfi
,r In fnsliR H.ill (K. of P
Hall), at B o. m. A Pythian welcome
to all visiting hnlpnia.
k. c. FiKi.ns. c. c.
C. U GRAHAM. K. H. 8
WOMBN'8 HRXKKIT ASSOriATIONol
the iMaecabe-.-", I.a Ornnde Lode No
27. W. H. A. of M. Lodge metn first
Thursday at 2 p. in. and third
W.-dnednv at 8 p. m., Rt K. of P
Hall. Visiting .Sistt-rs welrome.
MRS. NORA H- MACKlOf. O.
MARJORI KATON. II. K.
I). R K.Ilopo Chapfr Xo. 13. O. E. S.
ho'di stated commtinlcntlr.n tho sec
ond and fourth W'-dnendnys of arh
month. Vlilling inenibtrrs cordlall
welcomed. . ,
M.AIfiHA III.TOTT PAUKIiR. W. M
ANNA 8. OnoVB. fVr.
SiiO.dno ( buit b II;'udv
(liy Associal" d I'n-ss)
TIT'S N. Ariz.. .Mine 7. A $:to.".n
rhrfsllan Selene- rhurcli buibling In
searing completion licrc.
A Want Ad WHI rr T.
DOINGS OF TOE DUFFS
iifHOvTTs DANNY """S" w Fa,R!.v A TiV EVtft TELL Yol " f'P" VJELL. WWE hismo.A ) WjW . A
I co,s- ALosfi wrwip;;t. ,.M jnfojf te story a boot ) V ,.u ,M -K. a - AMD that 5 )MV-mY-my-
fll-jS C,rht? V poHSflT pfiWTV a.l OlOM'T PRACTICE HlSJVg. '( ... Trt Un lit- J I PUT PEDALS CH A ,
'Ifli lM
FOR SALE OR TRADE
FOR SALE Five room house on
north side, furnished. $:IUu rtewn
and $25.01) month. Phono 219-M.
0-4-lit
FOR SALE Airedale pups Call
424-J. M. ,. Larson. 6-1-tf
FOR KALE Six room modernnM
house. lu'05 Adams ave.
6-31-tf
FOR SALE OR RENT Any make
sewing machine from $5 to $14li.
Donohue Furniture Co. (l-6-3t
FOR SALE Aster plants at 2"c u
dozen. Call 157-R or 402 Adams.
li-6-2t
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Seven room house, fur
nished. Phcjie 434-R. 6-6-.'it
FOR RENT 2 housekeeping' rooms.
Phone 1C4-M. ftoble Estate, tf-o-tf
FOR RENT 6 room1 modem house,
1307 Fourth St. Inquire at 1002
N ave. W. C. Hansen. 6-5-tf
FOR RENT 3 -room apt.
bath. Phone 341-R.
6-5-tf
FOR RENT Furnished housekeen
' ing rooms. Phone 470 M. 5-20-tf
NICE LARGE airy rooms. Hot and
cold running water. Chns Miller,
1510 Adanus. 6-21-tf
FOR RENT Farm. Call 1B7-R. 402
Adams avenue. 4-19-tf
WANTED
WANTED 'Lady cook for ranch.
Prefer elderly woman. Call
W. ffti-Wt
. S
WANTED Work 1
T iy r hour.
B-5-4tp
Phone 374-J.
WANTED TO TRADE For proper
ty m or near La drat:
room hcuse in Onti
House is furnished, wred aim plasyT
tered. Outside cellar and garage.
Box 397, La GranueVOio. 5-31-ftp
WANTED Middle agfl woman
woi'K on rancn. reion-e u car '
W and after 6 390-:r 15-21-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
IIKMSTITCHING, Buttons Coy
t.
Mrs.
L. H. Norton
dnms
Ave.
Phone 421-W.,
9-.10-tf
HEMSTITCHING npicot edpe by
Mrs. Bert Hushe. 1417 Washinp:
ton avenue. Apbtt
KAIJ:.M WO.M
l.M.W si: r( i:i
, June 7. 'SlrH. Oor(?e,
HA I. KM, Or.
Wells, who w
wiTitly at
Aborden, Was
it h pass-
hip; worthless
$)', tod:
ntenced Iot.
tcrm of
itentiary
state ,fen
pnr()led to
or to ass
VtVllK wns
'local phy-
the state paijoluroffire
lnfi th
mployedyf at ten
sician't!
Quart of Water
Cleans Kidneys
Take a Little Salts if Your Back
Hurts, or Bladder it
Troubling You
No mnn or wormn can mnkc a mis
take by tlushinR the kirlncys occasion
ally, says .i well-known authority, .rat
ine too much rich food creates acids.
which excite the kidneys. They become
overworked from the strain, Ret slug
gish and fail to filter the waste and
poisons from the blood. '1 hen
sick. Rheumatism, headache!
trouble, nervousness, dizzine
lessncss nnd urinary iWjjfvi, often
come from sluggish ki
lltte moment you tj a dull ache tn
the Sidneys or vnj back hurts, or if
the a rine ii cWffy. olTcnsivc, full of
rnt, irrcffilar of passage or at
! by accusation of scahiing, begin
ten!
drinlJ
0T quart or water each clay,
bout four ounces of Jad Salts
from
nharmacv : take a tablcpoon-
ful in a glass of water before breakfast,
and in a tew days your kidneys may act
fine.
Thin famous salts is made from the
acid of grapes .nnd lrmnn juice, com
bined with litbia. and ha been urd
for years to flush and stimulate the
kidneys ; also to help neutralize the
acids in the system, so thev no longer
cause irritation, thus often relieving
bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is incxprmiw : makes a
drliehtful cfTervcs'-cnt lithia-water drink
which everyone should tak? now and
then to help keep the kidneys clean
and active and the blood pure, therchy
often avoiding serious kidney complica
tions. Bv all means have your plmi
cian examine your kidneys at least
twice a year.
47-
; nirestt'd
. clijn uedft
i yonrfjii t Iu
hj( Uner was
uOluffirer. l'i
tyljl' hecks Mrs.
tjT attendant In ,
"Hit. t'AI.Ki.Mil" TODAY ONLY
I'l-of. Kin.slciu, tv;io knows moro
IlllOUt tllO UUlVlTHO ItUlll niOSl Of US
can untl.Tstnliil, If said 1o tiavo ntl.M
a new dimension to scientist's con.
ccption of the universe. Hut a tfivul
nia'tiy'inorc people than aru lnlerested
in Hie TJjnslein theory will" he Inter
ested to hear that someone hm. added
a new dimension to the motion pic-
"I'lio Cabinet of Or. CaliKarl," a
sensational European picture which
oniea to tlio Hherry Theatre today
only has been treated by tlio "expres
sionistic" artists who designed tho
seta in an enliroiy orlirlnal manner.
Ordl iaril., thei'o are only two dimen
sions to a motion picture: length
and height, ami It remained for
"The Cabinet of lr. Caligari" to show
us tl.ut it Is possible to add to tint
screen a third dimension thickness,
that is, depth.
As the scenic artists who made the
picture woiV net limited to natural
ism they were able to avail themselv
es of many possibilities, anil techni
cal tricks, and aa having lines paint
ed on the settings running backwards
and upwards, which iu Itself supplies
the illusion of unlimited depth.
The ' Cabinet of Dr. 1 Caligari"
Private,whlch is released by Goldwyn is un-
doubled ly thu moil radiial depart-
ii iv ever seen hi tho phMuri'S anil it
is n liappy (tt'iarluro, for tho sloiy,
as it is told In this new form. Is thril
linrf uiid torrlfyliiK. It liulds the and
U'neo compirtcly and that Is a Rood
deal moiv (ban run lx said for iniiiiy
motion pictures,'
Also showing u comedy,
Vin.X MUiltl AITS Willi HANDS
SAY IT WITH J1AMS."
'hat is 1'olu Ncffi't's own ruin and
wltirli the famous 1'oli.sh Hiar
t liri'ati'iis to uuikr tho fashion in
screen ijantoniiniivFor 1'ola bflicves
in cxircs.slnutnsi aH nuinyo omollons
as DoBshUvh tho hands. It is a
lit-ritrffoin vv stan puiilomimi'
nd she yns':;n it repeatedly in
first Amyf tean-male 1 'ant mount
eture, "litrffa lonna," which will he
i hr fnat un at. the Amnio Tln-ntri!
tolavridiiy and .Saturday.
1 only to the face and some
n's not even second to that aro
the hands for expressing emotions.
iccordinR to MiM Nesjri. She asserts
tlat onecitrHay much with the hands
alonn.xffi a lanuuiiKe tliat everyone
standM. for nil have hands and
ill know how I he hands reaet to cino-
tioii.s.
Miss Negri started using her hands
extensively In her first, day's work In
"I. mu nojiiia." It wati a scene be
tween Win star and Conrad Xngel,
whq,-Avlth (.'onway Tearle, shares tho
lpdlnK man honoris oi tin picture,
that 1 he star introduced her "hand
teehntmiff' Miss Negri played , r$o
ni irivfict ion almost without a ehango
of facial exprossloli but, -Her liifjls
Lofil volumes. As Xagel left - the
room, At iss Nogiirinainfylaiindiok"
... ..... ';VT'
above her lfad on Jet ltor..,'fl,aiil-
Wilh a single motfon ortfi:'it4rTiid
he (ohl'lhe eiLft' slur?" (Mlfi'r deso-
latioiv'atid lnJi:'deuitoi
r nViili'' UHe
l this majf fv'hi'i' q:
,onds.--"
After.TilVlo GWr.
nn urine.
the jij;offueor, uhX'u-i
inilL full
rn Vhoto-
graphedin IMjav:
' gi irtt.o llgh tfii!u--TT
ij'arn Kat tfj.
her face. JfmlN
hem -jVi'star
plas som
in the iftvWirv
BflPTjSTSVVILL
jrmPKITOI.M. Mji v I :. KI lhomln
preparations are being made hero for
t he World ( 'ongresn of J Ja.pt 1st h,
Unaivn aH the Haptisf World Alliance,
TitTi Is scheduled 1o convene in this
city .Inly '2 1 -L'7. Sevei al t hoii.sand
official delegates arc- expected frm
tho I'nited States, f'anada. South
America, 'eiil rut A frlca. South Afri
ca, Xew Zealand, Australia, Japan,
the Philippine Islands. China, Uurma,
and 'India, as well as from (..rent
Britain, Sweden, Xoiway and the
countries of conlineni.il Kurope In
cluding tho new states of litvia, Ks
thonia, l'olantl and O.eeh-slovakia.
lieportH coming til the committee
of arrangements indicate that hun
diedH of American I'.aptlsta are plan
ning on being present. A canvass
of hotels i hroiighoui i he city Indi
cates tliftt thev will be filled xto ca
paritv. Iluiidri(l.4 of private, resi
dences, with characteristic Kwedisl
hospitality, will bo open to those who
cannot ho accomodated at the hotels.
The list meeting of i he IJapt ist
World Cont-rexs was lndd iu Phila
delphia in I !t 1 2. The next meeting
w.'im oruinally scheduled fur Itcrlin
in (he fiinimrr of 1'iK. TIiIh wan can
celled hecause of Die war, and post
war developments have made it nii
wImc to altempt to hold another eon
gress until this year. Kven iih late :i.i
last month it was fejircd that lin; slt
urttion in the Ruhr might require nn-
Olivia Tells an
"Ct II
-
MEET IN JULY
ANO THAT rcT A- N
A(. THS Me5 ' S TW t5 OUT STANDI ING
1 BONPS. IP THtSES I
0PP
ON
tV'' is
Li
NSASFI It i
other poHtponement, hut hi the judK-
ment of the executive committed con
st Hons now seem favorable lor I he
holding of the conKrcw.
i:-.Mi;frnn rm mtowv
M KDKOItD. or., June 7. Xews
haH been received here of the drown
ing of two ex-Medfnid men, l-.rnesl
tioodpaature, 4 0 and -his brother, Vic
tor, :tl', of Munllngton Park, ('al.,
last Sunday lit Redondo l.each, "itl.,
when they were caught in a rip tide
nnd carried out to ea.
Their father wns formerly engage.
in the real estate business here and
they aro cousins of Mrs. Verne
Marshall of this city.
liny I.hmnr Offender Paroled.
ItKXI), Or., June 7.-;-l'ur having In
his possession liquor wil li which ho
had started to treat friends at Pleas
ant Ridge Community hall when in
terrupted by Itepuly Sheriff Stokoe
I'YIday night, Claud o li rough ton was
committed - Ho the slate training
school when ho appeared in juvenile
ouri: this afternoon. On the boy's
pu-a f
I'led
for another chance, he was pa-
to his father. C. C. JSroughton,
;Jnd to the court with (he understand-
g that violation ofirule would
lean enforcement -77r Wie suspended
iuimltl uient. I
pi &oys uay
Boys Take Oyer Directorship of Big Corporation
tfS ) )
. jt -a ic
4 -Y- t
If -
How many of us have railed on
rorne big executive and in Inn private
oflice wondered jnt bow it would feel
to be in that man's hboc-i? All of m!
jDuring Hoys Week in New York tl.ey
relebr;iifd the "Hoys' flay in lnd'ilry'
rand all the boys in this picture real
ized just how it feels to lie a big ei
rcutive, for they were elected to run
the J. l I'cnney Company, the target
chain of department Mores in the
world.
They made a record in their job)
nnd now everyone is talking about
ihem an eighteen year old President,
a sixteen year old Treasurer and u
tuxteen year old Sales Manager too.
Can you imagine an Educational Di
rector of a large company ai hftccii
years old? And he was k'""" !
They are all in the picture nnd this
letter show bow they felt alter their
Old One a New One
A-- Right, moi-j yau cjh so
CWN NJOUJ (cetSP MY MlMD
Youft rMrvS AnO;
-TCtS S O (3 J CT JL
4 I t, iff Hi 3
it H,v U 4V
BE PRETTY! TURN
Try Grandmother's Old Favorite
Recipe of Sage Tea and
Sulphur.
r vono k no wr t hn t rn L'O
Almost vj
Tou uud Sim
!iur, jiroperly ennipiinJjjJLau
tuitunil color uMflKm0
hen liulccl, iJjAtrW'or gray.
to get thin
it nt homo, which
is urn
roublesoine. Mowndn ytt.
1V
any drug store for
"U'yeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound,"
you will get a lurge bottle of thm
VamotiH old recipe, improved by the Addi
tion of oilier ingredient, at a ahihII eot.
Don't May gray! Try it! No one
enn poHlbty tell that you darkened your
hair, an it does it mo nuturnlly nnd
evenly. You dampen a p pun go or soft
briiHh with it and draw thin through
your hair, tubing ono mini 11 strand ut
a time; by morning the gray hair dis
appear, and ii ft it another npplicat ion
or two, your hair beinunert beautifully
dark, gloisy and nttraeLive.
in mausiry
3.
jc - 'i
OpH'lil'l I ndfrwonj k tjndrwooJ
rTpeneiice (and. incidentally, there are
frw "grown ups iho could write 4
better letter; : ,
New York, N. Y.,
May 4ih; HX
f C. Penney Company,
New York,
(eiitleiiien:
Purine the hour in wltirli I held 'ha
position of 'I'reaurrr fi the J. C. Hen-'
ncy Company, I realized mure th?n
ever (he responvihility th.it rests upon
our exti uttvc' shoulders.
I rralive that this position wan
gained by hard ttork and study, and
know lhat the future holds the fame
.ifirartiofi for me, if 1 do rny share of
hard work and study.
I thank you for this opportunity and
fiii cJiinpie intn the future.
Sincerely,
iT- i'illl. J(lMSOV,
Huy 'I'rcasurer,
lu the he
v.ir ijm the iik
Make It
a Sandwich Luncheon
The bigger the lmsiness man, the more important
it is that ia brain stays cool and clear for impor
tant deciions of the afternoon. You will he help
ing inufeasurahly your business fitness by mak
ing aimple, saJjByhffll'll'UT !! Jifwf Inittcr
milbr andiWf'fJ umpting sandwiches assuring
higtisWfrtuitrition plus deliciousness.
, If you have your sandwiches made
at home, ask for those tomorrow:
T:gX nnil Olive SnmlwUiirs
Chop, two hiird-bolh'd OKK-t
fine, ftilil Iwolvo Inl'lto st uricj
oIIvoh which luivo bron
inlnrnd, Benson nnd inolstim
to n pnntti wltli ninyommlHo.
Klirfnd bi'twuon bultoroil
Bltci'H.
And of course, quality Bread must lie
the foundation:
Superfine Bread
is the. loaf delicious and the name to remember
every time you eat Bread. Ask your grocer.
Jla
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Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Am Make ScwinOIarlimc for Sale or Rent
From
ED DONOHUE, Prop.
Ptione 474-J
Rags Wanted at
the Observer
Butterfat
4.'Acenta a pound
Deliver
Union Creamery
Company j
Phone Main 122
La Grande, Oregon.
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rilllciito mill ('itiuii Crccso
Cllop two )i)iri-iitorH fin" and
add to onw cream chi'cst.'.
Hi'ason nnd mix ay'II. moist
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IileuKlnp: vnrit'l.v In rlv.-n by
iiHiiv; wliilc llrcnd for ono
Itnll' of tlio finnihvicdi nnd
wholo wlit'at ISrt'nd I'or tlio '
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