La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 08, 1923, Image 7

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Friday, June 8, 192,1.
THE LA GRANDE EVENIX fi OBSERVER
P AGE SEVEN
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i tlassiiied Want Ads ii THEATRES
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, PROFESSIONAL TOB SAIlK OB
DIRECTORY r
gvxrxjn..-,,,.,,,-....,, ' 1'Olt KA1.K lluslnnss corner. Inn.nlro
owKrATjrrnr' "",-rv,,r-
- - I'Olt KA I.K Kresh milk Boat nl rea-
WK- J- L. nnd DR.. MARCiARET IN- sonablo price. Call at S107 North
GLfc. Osteopaths, Spinal Curva Fourth (i-7-.'ltp
ture and Diseases of women and
children a specialty. Office phone KOii hai.K Hrlck vmwr house and
Main 10(i.( Residence phones Main several lots. House rents for IUo.ihi j
10U two rings, Sommer Uililj. pit monih. flood location. House
- newly painted. Terms to the riht
lilt II F ROllOI'V parly. Mrs. Mary ('nnipholl. 1624
. . ' ' " Alonroo. 6-7-:ilp
Ostcnpathlo Physician and Burgeon L
n'!rT.,Vv,&i'er.';- FOR SAT.E-Five room house on
SIVmer ' V'"' nmi furnished. $.100 down;
Palmer Hoesch Ui.lg.. i Qrando. an(, ?25.00 month. Phone 238-M.I
. 6-4-0t
A'lTOIlM.'.ys
lmX?T7ZriZiiAnD oeo." t F! ?AI;f r Aire,lale P"PS -Call
Cochrun ar.J Colon It. KlmrSaril, At- 4-4-J. M. lj. Larson. B-l-tl
torneyn. La Grande. National Cank
"""""g- FOR tSAI.K Six room modern
77" T, .,, house. lfiOS Adams ave. 5-!!l-tf
U. H. 1' INN Attorney at-I.aw, ltooma
20 and 23 Foley Office Uldg.' Taki
e'evtor. 12-13-I,r FOR SALE OR KENT Any make
ciirnoi'itAeroK
Oil. UKIAM MYI.IIS. Chirouractor
New I'uUiy Uuildliu. Hours 10 to 12
u in., s 10 o u. m. an. 7 to 8 d.
7-2-tf
1)11. J K. WOOI-J.1.1. Chlropractni
and Naturopath. NVrvoun and chronli
aiBPiiNfH a specially. Jsmie 20, Som
Bier Bids. Over Silverthorne'a. Office
uQuro, iu to la a. m., I : jy to u p. m.
i to o MVfiiiiisi. rnnrifl v.7-w.
DENTISTS
MILLER Dentists 'Rooms 9 to 14
Palmcr-Roesch Bldg, Adams Avo
at Depot St. Hours 9 to 6. Phone
Main 70. Speciul hours by appoint
ment. La Grande, Ore.
NAT U I IE CL'lll.
DR. A. N. MAYVILB gpectallut ir
chronlo diseases. Method. Mtehano-
Therapy and Niituropnih. Bkin and
Mood diHenses, nvrvoiiH diHoaseo
Chronic Hendac'ao, KczKma, Bulntici
AppendicltlH, Constipation, Howe!
Trouble; all kinds of Chronic Dl
. Boasea succoflsrully tratvd. Phon
Main 693. Room 1, 2, 3, second flooi
Cool Id ire lildg., opposite Star Thoa-
' ter. Offlco house, 10 to 13 a m.
i 1:30 to 6:00 p. in. Consultation free
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V1AXO Tt'XKUS
EXPRRT PIANO TUNING Clean and
voice your piano wiCTTout extra
charge. Work yuarnnteed. Call Nt-w-lln
Uook Store for appointment. Roy
K Phillips. 4-15-f
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
O. O. M. Ln flranae I.oflBO No. 350
Loyal OrdTr of Moose, holtia reKula?
meotlnsa every Thiirnduy nlf?ht at t
p. in. at Odd Fellows' Hall. Thi
Women', Mooseheart Legion meett
! meets second Monday of each month
I Vlnltora alwnvs welcome.
A. N. MAYVILLE, Dictator.
C. S. S11ULTZ, Secretary.
B. P. O, Elki La Grando Lodge No
433. uougo meets eRch Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock. Home and clul
. privileges cheerfully extended to all
Brother Elks.
Do J.ile Green, Exalted Ruler
Mopil Eckley, Secretary.
MUUlilt.N WOdUMK.M OK A.M10KIOA
Ln Grande Camp No. 7703 meet, on
the first Thursdny evenlnK of each
month, In the K. of P. hall. Visiting
Neighbors welcome.
E. If. ltlNfiO. V. C.
, JAKE ItOSTOCK, Clerk,
u K. and A. M. La Crande Lodge No
41. . P. snd-A. M.. holds regular
meet'tigs first and third Fridays at
7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all
Mason..
LOT L. SVODGUASS. W. M.
E. R. ItlNGO. Secretary.
F. O. EAGLES Aerie No. 259, meets
every Friday night at Eagles Hall
Vtsltlmr members welcom.i.
HARRY T. EDWARDS, Sec.
Z. LILLY, W. P.
WOllDMION OK THIS WOULD La
Onindo Camp No. 169. Meets every
Monday night at Eagles Hall. Ar
visiting Neighbors welcome. Dues
payable at the office of tti clerk
Rooms 21-23, La Grando Nations
Bank Building.
J. J. Murrhlson, C. C.
R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk.
KNIGHTS OK PYTHIAHRcd Crra:
Lodge No. 27 meets every Moliiln)
evening In Castle Hall K. of P
Hull), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome
to all visiting Knights.
E. C. FIELDS. C. C.
C. L. GRAHAM. K. K. S.
WOMION'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION ol
tbo Maccabees. La Grande Lodge No
27, W. H. A. of M. Lodge meets first
Thursday at 2 p. in. and third
Wednesday at 8 p. m., at k. of P
Hall. Visiting Sisters welcome.
MRS. NORA It. MACLK1T. C.
MARJOltlli EATON. It. K.
O. K. S. Hope Chspter No. 13, O. B. 8.
holds slated communication tn "'C
and and fourth Wednesdays of esch
... ...,,tieri. curd a ll
maTctha'li.tott PAItKEH. W. M I
ANNA 8. GROVE. Sec. ;
Another" prolific cause of matri
mony Is n liltle experience In a I
boardlnc; house. j
You seldom find
good both at milking
making excuses.
DOINGS OF SHE DUFFS
.wWjMYFACE'AMo' ) L)-":H"t'A'M y.'WASHlNfi VOOR FACE AMD- ( ' : !
ffcM t 7lMM-'J 7r-i--T - 'l1 f.VOOREARS AMD BRUSHING ) rf- V J
Px' J 6RU5HMViHAiRjoo-y ppT. ( YouR HAIR without BEiNGi5 W J I ,
'"ml r- ' c. uy h i ,,-r--1 f - w'-.V't; m .VK itin forme 1 n j s
(i-b'-3t
FOR RENT-
FOR RENT 2 housekeeping rooms,
Phone 1H4-M. Noble Estate, fi-fi-tf !
FOR RENT G rocm' modern house,
i:t07 Fourth St. Inquire at 1002
N ave. W. C. Hansen. (i-5-tf
FOR RENT 3 -room
bath. Phone 341-R
apt.
Private
fl-B-tf
FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping-
rooms. Phone 470 M. 5-20-t
Donohue Furniture Co.
NICE LARGE airy rooms. Hot andi,rnll' ,s or s""" calibre, "llella
cold running water. Chris Miller,. l,on,m" 13 or 'rongcst pic
1010 Adams. 6-21-tf
FOR RENT Farm. Call 1B7-R. 402
Adams avenue. 4-19-tf
WANTED
WANTED 'Work by day or hour
Phone i!74-J. fi-6-4tp
WANTED TO TRADE For proper
ty in or near J,a Grande, a four
room hcuse in' Ontario, Oregon.
Hquse is furnished, wired and plas
tered. Outside cellar and garage.
Box 397, La Grande, Ore. B-31-5tp
WANTED Middle aged woman to
work on ranch. Before 6 call 447
W and after 6 390-M. 5-21-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
II EM STITCHING Buttons Covered.
Mrs. L. . H. Norton. 906 Adams
Ave. Phone 421-W. 9-IIO-tf
HEMSTITCHING and picot edfre by
Mrs. Bert Hughes, 1417 Washing
ton avenue. 417-W. 4-lC-tf
NOTICE TO CERDITORS
Notice is hereby civen to all con
cerned that letters testamentary have
been issued by the Ccunty Court ot
Union County, Oregon, to Carrie Jan-
sen upon tho last will and testament
of Fred P. Jansen, deceased, and all
persons having' claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present
the same with proper vouchers to
the said executrix at the office of
her attorney J. D. Slater, in La
Grande, Oregon, within six. months
from the dale of this notice.
Dated and published this 18th day
cf May A. D. 1928.
Executrix.
May 18-25 Juno 1-8-M
fWlous n nl aolomn writers con -
flole themselves wilh tho thought that
l he lest of a popular novel in t he
Uind of people H in popular with.
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Reynolds and Zimmerman
Funeral Service Parlor, Licensed Embalmer,
Ambulance Service. Phone Alain 62.
1505 Fourth Street,
J. E. REYNOLDS
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LA GRANDE
MACIfl.iI- SHOP
All Klndi of Machjhery, Automobiles
Dverhaiitod
vtvlone
Cylihdor aWng and
CrankshaiiiTlstons and
Glvo TJs
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
. n,n who Is - ' THE Wttrtf n'M ftHFATFAT HAKInJfl fOWE i !i
piotircss ' 11 ' "1 'i ' i i i i 'i ' " i m i i i i ii JMM-a f
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I'OI.A XI-:. HI (JltKAT IX "ltlXTA
IOXV, TOI.Y-AM
TOMOHHOW.
Incontest.ihly irovinff hiTSclc tho
greatest iraglo actress of llui scri-en,
I'olu Negri, thu fumoils Europi'un ur
tiste. muilo her ilehut in lu-r first
American made I'aiUmounl plcftire.
"Ilellu lionim" at tint Arciulo Thea
tre last night. Soiling her person
ality and artistry to perfection, "llolhi
liuhnu" is a screen creation by thia
gtlfteil actress that will live long In
ihc memory ol those who see this
ruiurkahle cinema classic, produced
liy that master illroelor, tlcorgo l'ilz
inanrlcc. I'ola Negri is at hei' best in the
portrayal of such characters us "Holla
Donna," a notorious woman who
marries Nigel Armlne, an Kngllsh en
gineer played by t'onratl Nagel. When
they go to Kgypt, tho spell of the
tt-oplcs completely transforms hc.
an when she ineels lluroudi, a iles
ert. chieftain, capitally played by Con
way Tarle, sho forgets her husband's
lovo and clings to htm passionately.
When' ho suggests that sho gain hor
freedom by poisoning her husband,
she agrees. Nigel narrowly escapes
death and whc-ir ho learns the truth.
their separation follows. Then comes
'ho supremo tragedy of the story-
iK'iin'a return to Narouill only io nun
herself scorned, her agony on seeing
her husband car M for by the woman
ho really loves, (Lois Wilson- and her
vanishing Into tho desert in tho faco
of a flereo sand storm. lit theso I
scenes I'ola Negri is at her best, and
thrill after thrill is provoked by her
wonderful artistry.
Mi'. Nagel, Mr. Tcarlo' and Miss
Wilson, aro featured players, render
sufficient support while the cast gen-
"" ''" "O" in Iran ii.m no ,u,e,
or supreme cinema excellence can ai
foril to miss seeing It during Iho re
mainder of its run here.
"Ilellu Donna" will close Its run
at tho Arcadb Thontro Saturday night.
ITItsri'.ll ItV TKilOll
,l ( K HOLT IIRKAKS
all si'i:i:i m'.t'ORDS
I'hrilllllg lnciill'iil Hilling l'llllllli
pi" Star's picture. The
'Tigt'r's flaw.
7,7. ,i , A ,,nKs ,n 1'iet lire Shown Here.
Although no olfie.nl llmo was Icopt It prol,nhly will he prottv (ji-nernl-on
thn cvrnt, it Is fluid hy oliKorvcrs i ' ,i i, ,,nn,. ' . .'u... n..
that the record for tho two hundred
and twenty yard dash was shuttered
by .Jack Holt, star of Tho Tiir'M-'s
flaw, a I'nrain'.::;t picture, vl4eh
wiii he the feature at tile Star theatre
Hat in day and Sunday.
Tin- speedy dash took place dining
tho filming of scenes of a nian-io-hrast
fight bet wet n M r. I loU and a
liengal ."Igor, hi' big beasibarf been
trained, hiit throughout tho . picture
extreme rare was used to .prevent In
furiating tho animal,
Scones were in progress one - day
in which tho tiger leaps toward Air.
Molt, preparatory to bearing 'him to
tho ground. To avoid possible. In
jury to th star, it was rehearsed with
a dummy so that the tiger would re
alize what was ex ported, lint, when
tho time arrived for tho actual leap,
tho auimnl Imlked. To speed matters,
a trainer throw a slick, Intending that
it should fall near tho tiger and rouse
it to action, ills aim was poor, how
ever, ami the stick struck tho'aniinal
on the head wilh a hollow thud.
Wl ill a roar, tho beast, turned on
Iho trainer, who vaulted through n
nearby gate and slammed it just In
time to stop tho tiger as it hurtled
through tho nlr. Meanwhile,' Sir.
Holt started for Iho other gate, nearly
2ui) yards across the arena in which
thc scenes were being taken. When
near his goal, he was seen by the (ig,
or, who gave chase. Hiservors say
their hearts ceased to heat as they
watched the race for life and death.
O
uranaflif7Tef'on
Zimmerman,
Licensed Embalmer.
IRON WORKS
AD FOV:
Tractors Repaired,
njiiAfOTCouilt.
rTng of All Klndi
Ovoralzo Plstona
riston Tina Itegronnd
a Trail
if. ura
Brt
THAS THN wtu. VfiiNTG-ra but IT Contains:
Mia-STATCMeNTS, anojiis maps arc DrsxortTeT?
SO THAT TOUR. -UMPANT'5V
MUCH -Ar6ieK
THAM "Tn6Y
r25ALtY 4R,
which Mr. Holt won.
Mr. lolt 1m known an ono of Ihf
nerviosl HtafH tn motion pielnn-s mnl
tlifiio are few thihpfM he wilt Tiin
from. Ono of tin few, howi-ver, vis
an Infill liiled, 7;n pound'. Henffiil ti-
, sei-ltlnK fight.
SHERUYS, TODAY. SATl'RDAY
"POOH MKN'S 'AVIV ICS"
llcautiful Wdinon and Khihoralo Si'!-
Mcii m Wivos" are poor in mime oniv
'after thc ynu.uai picture production
of that title i viewed-
In this Al Liehtmnn attraction, Ihe
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director has mane use of lieautifuHvillinns on the screen. . Ihey succeed
women, elabornte scttintrs jind re-in doing thc one thing that brings
markablo artistic photography te trouble to the bcautifui heroines, but
tell u story that is brimful of the win your hearts while doing it.
colored contrasts of light and shn-j Comedy showing, "Ulit'.es."
i low that go to, make up a great '
photoplay. . I Some farmers ftiake little money,
Like all the big productions from n nil some have an hllo leant and a
the li. P. Schlllborg studios, the rnst;inmi hole thai Imps passing cars,
bdte
Qt a
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Most BaMtag Powders . lack
Don't use a leavener that does not
contain white-of-egg. When you do
you take chances -you run the risk
of spoiling your bakings.
Tho Econor
contains a small amount of whjtc-of-egg. This
makes it possible for reprorntalives of the
company io test it frequfflitly for leavening
strength right on the dealer's counter. Nothing
but absolutely fresh stodt is permitted to remain
on the deafcrs' shelves. It must alvays be up
to the higH Caluip standard.
1 Remember the white-of-legg
in Calumet protects
-cuEv;
CA1UMJ
V conTemSiii.
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the success of your
bakings. It is the eco
momical positive bake
'day aid r nd its sale is
2Yi times ; s much as that
of any oihui" brand.
pound caru f C ' net
jfcontains full ; '
56me bakin;; Jcra
come in 12cur.ee instead
of 16 ounce conn. Be
t sure you get a pound
BEST BT f
EST when you
A Very Good Reason BY AIXfllAN
XJUn-t ntosret; i vies,:.
vl t .-
leaves nothing to bo desired. Such
.beauties as Barbara LaMarr and Bet
ty l'Yaneisco play the principal femi
nine roles. David Butler, tho Icvnhlft
hick of screen fame, gives an un
usually convincing characterization as
the taxicab driving husband of Miss
LaMarr. Richard Tucker, sauve,
handsome and confident, plays a vil
lianuus role with a polish that ul
nvist Causes one to wish he had been
cast in a better part-
And Za Su Pitts, whose return to
the screen has been one of the pet
hopes of many picture fans, is
i ccn
once moie at her best, l-ast,
hut far fnmi leant, aro
the lovable
Iwins Mickey Mcllan and Muriel
jiMcCormac prolia'hly are the tiniest
- oS'Egg .
Vital Element
want it.
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Make It
a Sandwich Luncheon
The bigger the business man, the more important
it is that his brain stays cool and clear for impor
tant decisions of the afternoon.' You will be help
ing immeasurably your business fitness by. mak
ing a' simple, satisfying lunch of a glass of butter
milk and tyro tempting sandwiches assuring
nigncst nutation plus
it you nave your
at ntme, ask lor
T-'ffir nnd Otlvtl Kanilwlches
Chop two liar
-boiled
fine, add twelve
lni'Kemed
ollven which vmvo been
minced, nonAon find moisten
to a paste with tnnyonnnlso,
Spread between buttered
allocs. ;
And of course, quality Bread must bo
the foundation:
Superfine Bread
is the loaf delicious and tho name to remember
every time you eat Bread.' Aslt your grocer.
Furniture
COMPLETE
fATTCItl
Any Make Sewiiv
Froi
ED DONOHUE, Prop. . f
Phone 474-J Fir & Jefferson
Ras Wanted at
the Observer '
Butterfat
4 Ic a pound
Deliycrcd in La Grande
"uT
Union Creamery j
Company
Phone Main 122
La Grande, Oregon.
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dcliciousness.
sandwicncsjjiffne
those Jfcatnbrrow
incnlit and rrcnin Creeso
(Miop two piinentoes rlno and
add to one cream cheese.
Season nnd mix well, molrft
enlnif. with mayonnaise. A
picnsin? variety is Klven by
usini? white ili'end for one-,
half of tho sandwich and
whole w'heat Itread Tor tho
other.
Exchange
lunc for Sale or Rent
& I dll 4 ilA
La Grande, Oregon . Cr
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rROMit Service
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Cars
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After Mlilnh-lil Call l olex Hold
MAIN 77.1
! La Grande
! MATTRESS SHOP AND
WEAVING WORKS
Mattressi of
kinds cleaned
! unit rebuilt.
Renovating.
I lliiff it iijt and
Kin if JHffMrVootn
ire.
Carpel, ami ItiiR t'leanlng
J. Sl.r.o nml up -
''tins. l-.ilwnrdH, I'ron.
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