La Grande evening observer., June 13, 1923, Image 7

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Wednesday, June 13, 192,1.
TIIE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
V CF. SEVEN"
Classified Want Ads l! THEATRES
man iind'
Si
t'lnkf I o BfiiM. Iiuk the sort of rote bau'h a native niedieln'
I in which she 'cels. I'auHnc Slink--1 I ;i vtd W'intx a Mitiiama u.
ih Ihelr eldest daughter, !.ornu, could I The utory is one thai should . tic
I lllot he bettered ill the pari. All t (til io seen and lint lead u bruit: lis I'l'esll-I
I : .Mm mi . t ''' huleome. rugged ' mss. km 111 n.-ss anil high-powered
hero l l he I He. (.eorire 'einollons w 111 n eep yon ol r your I
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
OSTKOl'ATIIIO I'HYSKiANS
DR. J. L. nn.1 Hit. MARGARET IN
GLE Osteopaths, Spinal Curva
turn find Diseases of women and
children a specialty. Office phone
Mum lUb. Kcsidence phone Main
10U two riliKs. Sommcr liildg.
IU. II. E. SC1IOKV
Osteopathic. I'hysiolail ami Surgeon
Bucccysor to r. O. V. Zimmerman.
Offlc0 Phone Main C3. lies. 15:i-M.
Palmer Itoesch Tlldjr.. Ijh Grande.
ATTOHNF.YS
COCHRAN and KliiJIlHAUIJ fleo. T
('ot'hrnn and Colon K. Kbi.rnard. At
torneys. LA Crando National HanU
Building.
V. H. l''lNNm AUorney-at-I.aw, Kooms
20 and 23 Foley Office UldB. Tak
elevator. lH-13-ln
ClllllOl'ltACTOK
on. Hl-IIE IIVKHS. Chlronractor
New Foley PuildiiiK. Hours 10 to 12
a. m.. t to a D. ni. and 7 to 8 p.
i 7-24-tf
r
DR. J E. WQODMLb Chiropractor
ana ivamropain. i'rvous ano cnronii
diseases a snueinlty. Suite 21). Snm-
Bier HldK. Over Silverthorne'a. Office
boura, IV to 12 a. m., i:au to t p. m
7 to 8 evenings. I'hone 41'7-W.
DENTISTS
DR. K. R. MILLER, Successor to
l)r- K. J. 'Ruckmun, Palmer-Roesch
lihlp;., Adams Ave. at Depot street.
Hours 8 to (S. Phono Main 70-
Special liours by appointment. La
Grande, Ore.
NATLHE CLKI3
DTI. A. N. MAYVIM.E SpeclalUt lr
rhronlo dluonses. Methods. Mt-chano-
Therapy and Naturopiuh. Skin and
blood diseases,' nervous diseases
Chronic Ileadan'.io. Eczema.. Sciatica
Appendicitis, Constipation. Liowel
Trouble; all klndj of Chronic Di
seased successfully treated. I'hon
Main r93. Itoom 1. 2, 3. second flooi
CoolldKe TildK-. opposite Star Thea
ter. Office bouse, 10 to 13 a- m.
i 1:30 to f:0U n. in. Consultation free
3-4-tI
PIANO TUNF.IIS
BJfPEItT PIANO TUNING Clean and
voice your piano withtiut extra
cbarKO. Work guaranteed. Call New
lln Hook Store for appointment. Roy
E. Phillips. 4-m-r
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
U. O. O. M. La Grande LoHRe No. 350
Loyal o.-ui-r of Moose, holds re&ulai
meetings every Thursday nitrlit at t
. p. m. at Odd Fellows' Hall. Thi
Wolnen'a MooseTieart t-eprlon meetj
, meets second Monday of eacll month
I Visitors always welcome.
A. N. MAYVILL-E, Dictator.
C. S. SHULTZ, Secretary.
M u tt i.:iir. i.n drHTiclH Loilee No
433. ijjuKo meets each Thursday
evening at 8 o clock. Home ana ciut
privileges cheerfully extended to at)
urotner j.ikh.
De Lile Green, Exalted Ruler
Mood Eckley, Secretary.
Mnnl.MiN WOOOMKN OF A.MKH1CA
La Grnndo Ciimn No. 7703 meets on
the first Thursday evening of each
month. In the K. of P. hall. Visiting
Neighbors welcome.
E. It. II I MOO. V. C.
JAKE KOSTOCK. Cleric.
a I.- ,.n.4 A M . I.a Crande LodKO No
41.' A. P. amTA. M.. holds regular
meetings first and third 1'Tiaays at
7:S0 n. ni. Cordial welcome to all
VHHni:or L. SVODGRAS3, W. M.
E. It. R1NOO. ISecretary.
r. n. KAOI.ES Aerlo No. 259. meets
every Friday night ai Eagles Hall
Vlsitini? ojemhers welcome.
HARHY T. EDWARDS, Sec.
Z. LILLY, W. P.
WOODMliN Ol1' Till) WOUU)La
Ornndu Cnmp-Nn. IBS. Meets every
Monday night at Eagles Hall. All
visiting Neighbors welcome Dues
ps able at the ofrice of thi clerk
Rooms 21-22. La Oranda Natlona
bank Building.
J. J. MurcMson. C. C.
K. J. KITCHEN. Clerk.
KNIOHTS OK l'VTIIIASI(ed Crosi
KU . No. 27 meets every .Mondn
eve n i n K In C.stle Hall (K. of P
Hall) at 8 p. in. A Pythian welcome
to all visiting Knights.
E. C. FIELDS. C. C.
C. L. UlVvrwi."
K. H. S.
WOMEN'S HEMEFIT ASSOC! ATlONnl
(he Moccabees. La Ornnde Lodge No
27. W. It. A. of M. Lodgo meets first
Thursday at 2 p. m. and third
Wednesday at 8 P. m.. at K. of P
Hall. Visiting Sisters welcome.
SIRS. NORA P. MACKKIT. C.
MAIt.lOHIK EATON. It. K.
O E. H. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E. S.
'ho'ds Muted eonniiunleatlon tho sec
ond and fourth Wednesdays of each
month. Vlslline members cordlall
M A flv'ilT ELLIOTT PARKER, W. M
ANNA S. nnovB. Sec.
.Ah. well; it is only fair that Mel
lon rut'.incr cifrnprs should ut us
cut of n serapo that mellon cuttinrr
jrot usjnto.
FOR KAI,E OR TRADE
FOR SALE Huaineaa corner. Inquire
tlljaerver. 6-7-1 f
FOR SALE Aster plants, best va
rieties, 20c Hnze:i. Eight colors sep
arate; also niixetl colors, by Emil
Nieilercr, 1811 WashiiiKton. Phone
332-J. . 0-9-4tp
FOR SALE Fine strawberries.
Freshly picked at patch, $2 cruto.
Phono 204-W. 0-12-tf
MEKiii an's pirnritE
"'I'll E .NF.'Elt-llO-VVEI.L"
FILMED IN PANAMA
No Expense Spared In .Make Scenes
of Photoplay Kenlistir
as Possible,
Hicgmann as the governor snsl:iins hl.-tlf,
n-i'ittalion for strongly linlivi.liml'y.e.l )
ehantolerlwiliona. Mary Jane lrv-
ing la the younger daughter, 'il- a
ll.-int .Mong. a I'onrhromher. i':u- Hur-loi
t.
Los Angeles messenger company
l'el'llses "ipslanlnueoua sel'Vil'O Oil
e hnul's nollee."
Sparinir no expense tc provide R
proper setlitiir for Thonvns -Mciirh-an's
latest Paramount picture. 'The
Ne'er-Do-Well," Director Alfred E
Gi-een took his 'company of players j
to Panama whore the principal scenes i
of the photoplay, based on Hex j
lleach's celebrated novel, were film-1
FOR SALE-Vlne lotVon Atlam ave- etl. The company spent six weeks
nue. llasementall ifu(r- A bariraiiuL'n the Canal Zone, the result being: I
Phone 14ti-W (i-12-tf picture ef extreme interest andj
novelty.
FOR SALE Six room modern Scenes for the picture, which wiil I
house. lb'GTi Adams ave. 5-31-tf he shown at the Arcade Theatre I
Thursday, Friday and Saturduy, werei
FOR SALE Three burner oil stove! made in Panama City, Uilon, m me
with oven. Phone 32!-J.
FOR SALE Cheap
house. Corner First
Call 297-R.
Eitrht room
and Grandv.
(i-ll-:itp
FOR KENT
FOR RENT Furnished apartment.
1307 Penn avenue. (i-12-lltp
li-l 1-iltp i Canal Zone and on the island of To-
Doa. Amoitp; me nueresiino; puiees
used were the ruins of Old Panama,
which was destroyed in 1(!25 by Jior
iran, the pirate; the old Cherokee
prison, famous in early Spanish his
tory cf the country, and the cele
brated Union Club. Scenes of the
Panama Canal locks were filmed
both from the air by government
planes and from ships passing- thru
FOR RENT Modern 3-room front I the lock
apartment. KiOli Wash. fi-U-tf, 0l) the re,urn tl.ip the con,p;iny
t-m lDr v -iiv. i 'spent two days in Costa Rica, vis
FOR 'RENT Furntshetl housekcep- itin(? s.m Jose a mountain ,-esort,
inff rooms. Phone 44o-R. "-8-tf, where the most beautiful Spanish wo-
l men in tile world are said to live.
While in Ccsta Rica a baseball team,
FOR RENT G rocrrr modern house,
1307 Fourth St. Inquire at 1002
N ave. W. C. Hansen. . 6-,"-tf
FOR RENT Partly furnished house.
Inquire I ji Grande Investment Co. nnd iosil one game.
fi-12-2tp
FOR RENT 3Jroorn apt.
bath. Phone 341-R.
Private
8-5-tf
composed of -members of the Para
mount copany with Alfred Green as
pitcher, played two g-ames Gf base-
hall with the city team, winning- one
FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms. Phone 470 SI. 6-2G-tf ! ijipjjrhn
NICE LARGE airy rooms. Hot and
cold running water. Chris Miller,
1510 Adams. 5-21-tf
In Panama the Paramount conv
pany was so well liked that the pres- !
ident of the Republic, Senor Parraz. f
entertained the members at a San .
San Cocho, a native festival; and at!
the Panama race course the lticmas i
handicap was run and a
ila Lee cup was presented to the
winning; jockey. !
Those who made the trip to Pan-1
anm were Mr. and Mrs- Meiirhan, Di-
rector Alfred E. Green and Mrs.
Green. Lila Lee and her father and
Gertrude Astor, Sid Smith,
FOR RENT One furnished sleeping-
room, verv'close in. Phone 241-W. !,,.iu'
""'"P I John Miltern, Laurance Wheat, Jules.
Cowles, George O Urien, .Ernest Hal-
FOR RENT2 furnished housekeep
ing rooms, downstairs. Good place
for children. Phone MO-W.
(i-ll-3tp
WANTED
WANTED Experienced jrirl for
bookkeeper and stenographer. Call
M 7111. G-12-tf
ler, .-William .Miller, E. PI'itzmier, Don
O'Brien, Herman Doering, Ed Ellis,
George Chennell and George Hinners-
SIHIltHY'S LAST DAY
OF "LOST AND l-'OIMI-
WANTED-527.
-Plain sewing.
fi-8-tf !
WANTED Sewing. All kinds- 1400
T or phone 307-W- fi-12-Utp
A mosl plcluri'stfiie and colorful
picture is (lohlwyn's romanci' of the
South Seas, "Lost and Found." Thel
Cnll M'lin -v or H-opioal settings on thel
photography make It a piotorially i
hoautll'ul production: in addition to,
this beatily it haa a most di-atnatlr!
and emoliona) slory perfeelly acted!
WANTED Middle aged -woman to ; , ," ,", , ,,7i ,..'.
Before 6 call 447- I " . , ' .
(Inldwyn sent 1!. A. Welsh, the dl
reclor, and the entire cast lo Tahiti
to make the production and the island
surroundings in which the action
takes place. Very few scones were
taken at the ootupanys studios. .Mr.
Walsh again proves himself one of
tho most efficient directors In the In
dustry by the manner in whieii lie
staged "Lost and Found." In Hie
story from the. pen of t'arey Wilson
work on ranch.
Vf and after 6 390-M.
5-21-tf
WANTED Experienced waitresses
and waiter. Inquire Sommer Hotel.
C-U-tf
lOST
LOST Bay horse, weight 1150 lbs.
Two white cellar marks; heavy
mane, parts on both sides of neck
White star on face. No brand.
A. C. Smylhe, Statkey. fi-12-2tp
LOST Endgate of n Ford car with
license plate attached No. 130254.
Call 154-R- (i-U-4tp
MISCELLANEOUS
HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered.
Mrs. I,. H. Norton, 80G Adams
Ave. Phone 421-W. 9-00-tf
HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by
Mrs, Bert Hughes, 1417 Washing
ton avenue. 417-W. 4-16-tf
HEMSTITCHING and Picot Edge,
also Corsetiere for Barclev Corset.
Mrs. J- F. O'Connell, 1104 O ave
nue. Phone 147-J, or Putmans
store. G-8-tf'
How times change. In the old daya
only the king's messenger had the
lghl-of-vay privileges now enjoyed
y a common truck.
ITCHING ECZEMA
DRIED RIGHT UIM
BY THIS SULPHUR
akin2 out
g eczcyjn,
fjivs w noted
itscrni
tlic skin, even
can be quickly
a little Alcntho-
skm specialist
destroving nroper-
Inir preparation instantly
skin irritation, soothes
and heals the eczema right up and
leaves the skin clear and smooth.
It seldom fails to relieve the torment
and disfigurement. Sufferers from skin
troulite should cet a little jar of Knv:les
Mcntho-Sulplmr from any good drug
gist and use it like a cold cream.
Any bn
fiery, itch
overcome
Sulphur.
Because o
ties, this
brings ea:
In1 hinl ixcll-nt iiuil'-rhil lo work
with und rose inltutmhly to the ocea
sion. Tin1 ship scenes uml the iKitivo
war scenes tire stirrins: bits of iirlion
Hint set tltr pulse to poiimlili.
A3 has iieeome the custom with
(lohlwyn. tlie cast Is admirahlc
wisely selecled and admirably direct
ed. House Peters an Captain lllael;
hird. master of the slnv sliip "Hope"
of tlie story, lias never done h.-tter.
kosemary Theby, a the wife who
serled him with tln-ir eidi M child Tor
(lie island governor, causing Ji tin (n
swear vciiReunce on nil her sex and
RED PEPPER FOB
COLDS IN CREST
Tiasc your tight, aching chest. Stop
the pain. Break up the congestion.
Feel a bad cold loosen up in jut a
short time.
Red Pepper Rub is the cold rem
edy that brings quickest relief. It
not hurt you and it certainly sc
cna tne tightness and drive thonges-
xion ana soreness right omgf
, Nothing h.il such cortswitratcd, pene
trating heat Is red ufppcrs, and when
heat penetrans HuHl down into colds,
congestion, Icliullf muscles and sore,
sun joints W W comes at once.
The momVfU you apply Red Pepper I
Rub you feel the tingling heat. In three i
minutes the congested spot is warmed ;
through and through. When you arc '
suffering from a cold, rheumatism, I
backache, stiff neck or sore muscles, I
jiiM ci a jar oi kowics Ken j'epper
Rub, made from red peppers, at any
drug store. You will have the quickest
relict known.
A
Yon won't "keep adding"
You know lots of men who buy a quart
of oil with every five or ten gallons of
gas. Trying to liven dead oil with new
oil. It won't work.
The best method of lubrication is to
drain your crankcase about every 800
miles and refill with
THE DISTILLEDOJJ
Disifilled oil is purcrtteffloiis compounded
ojrcylindcirtTrand light oil. It lasts. It
dpah0glur motor to last. You II be proud
of your motor performance.
A.sk your dealer or write hs or booklet,
"What's Happening Inside Your Motor"
MARSHALL-WELLS COMPANY
DUI.UTH MINNEAVOLIS SPOKANE PORTLAND
These dealers sell SUNOCO talk lubrication with them
ED OYR,
La Grande, Oregon.
I-IAINKM liARAOi:,
Haines, Oregon.
E. II. OltAVEH, '"
Durki-e, Oregon.
EAOLE V ALL ICV OAItAOE,
itichland, Oregon.
Hl'NTINGTON OAltAQE,
Huntington. Oregon."
CI.AHK'8 (lAHAfili, i
Prairie city, Oregon.
TOIIIIIST OAUACikl. -.o., ,-
John Hay. Oregon. . .
JTINTURA. OAIIAGK. i
Juntura, Oi'!gon.
('. TJ. WOOnWAIll),
Vale, Oregon.
IINTAIUO (JAltAOE,
Ontario, Oregon.
OIIRCON TRAIL OAR AO E,
Ontario, Oregon.
AllDINOTON AUTO CO.,
Council, Idaho.
f'AMHKIIKIlO OAUAOE,
Cambridge, Idaho.
CKNTItAI, SKHVICE. STA
Hoino.'lualio.
BO IKK J10TOII rARK,
lloise, Idaho.
tyAfi'.. i ' -. Ik'. t : ( M4-v',V-.' "v ia ' '-.-s'.vr'TJ
Sandwich Treats
Instead of Sweets
riincolitti Saiulwichcs
Kor the filltiiK make an ic
inK usitiK: one and a hat!'
tablespoons of cocoa, two
tablespoons hut water and
sufficient confectioners huk:h
to thicken. Into this stir one
half cup chopped walnut
in. 'ills. u w ' 33
llaiin uml Peanut lliiltcr
fse eipial tpiaiitltl.-H of ral
hi:i and p' anut butter, (.'hop
raisin.. medium fine and
bb-iid t-heiu wit h tfie peanut
bull, r and u small amount of
plain btliler. Spread between
Ml tees of whole wheat or
while- br.iul; cut very thin.
1- J I Sanchvhitcs
J
I
I
:yd outxidc ol that a heavy dry towel, ('ni in II
ile slices, UMiiir,' a sharp knife;, and butler : II
Jo a iilliiwr of tin soft portion of a .In-.-.'n H:; If
y paste. Sr-adtiilrBMM-yy1!! t,,,-. " II '"
jmnJii iti-rviii; it' desired tie v.ilh baby ' II
Itroad for rolleJ sandwiches should be very fresh, A fe
hours before cmtini;- wrap the loaf in a napkin uruuK out
of iiot water
thinnest pos:
lightly. ila
rubh.-d to
Jlold in i
ri-tuoved
rililion.
Tho loaf tint makes ideal sandwiches for the kiddies Is
Superfine Bread J;
the food for health, growth, st urdim mm. TU.idn of pui' whole
soum materia Is, baked in spick-and-span surroiiudin;'s. AlwajB
fresh unci teinjitinK. Ask your grocer.
La Grande, Oregon CP
Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FUKNISUERS
Any Make Scwulff Machine for Sale or Rent
FrnjOSLUi
EI) DONOnUE, Prop. VVr
Phone 474-J Fir & Jftffcrson ,
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-kr,Vr 1 Rate Wanted at . IMPERIAL TAXI !
nigtiway tKe observer j Mj&IN 580 j
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The molorman knows the value of a tcjhmTcT-' g vffter Midnight Call g
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Every telcnone Kemvc. station. j - "jig , 134'' ' ""
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LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
All Kinds of Machinery,
Over
Acetylene
Cylinder liori
Crankshafts, I'ist
Aitomobllei
Jiaujed nnd U
Weld 111 ln
irtnd I'
und Tractorn
built.
nd
rslzrt J'lntonn
iston I'inn Iteuround
Trail
.paired,
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
Union Creamery
Company
Phone Main 122
La Grande, Oregon.
IN 44
After Midnight Call Foley Hotel
MAIN 77S
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HA RIGHT HERE - n no udp a 1 'k OURSELVES ISNT J THAT CTUFFV ( ' ' R0N tTORNEO ,OM XMAT lvTJI REMEMBER, j'' !
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!! La Grande !
! ! MATTRESS SHOP AND J
WEAVING WORKS !
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njfT,TTutr itutjs room
( arpet uml llu rientiiof 1 I
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