La Grande evening observer., June 18, 1923, Image 7

Monday, June 18, 1923.
TIIE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE SEVEN
I Classified Want Ads jj theatres
EVERETT TRUE
By Condo
AW-
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
ONTKOPATIIIU PHYSICIANS
DR. J. L. ami DR. MAHGA11KT IN
. GLK Osteopaths, Spinal Curva
- ture and Diseases of women and
children a specialty. Office phone
Main 100. Residence phone Main
100 two rings, Sommer liiidjr.
on. ii. e. sraoKN
Ostemmthlo VJiysIcjuii nmi Siirtrcon
SucceaHor to Dr. (J. V. Zimmerman.
Urrice I'hono Main 63, ltea. U.3-M.
V,Pntmer Itoosrh liMir-. 1-a Grnnrio.
A'rronxKYS
COCHRAN and lOBIORUARD Geo. T
Cochran and Colon It. EberTTnrd. At-
. torneyn. La (jrando National Hank
Building.
C. H. FINN Atlornt-y-Rt-Law. Rooms
an ann za uoiey urrtce iildjr. Tak
elevator. 2-1 3-1 n"
C11IHOWIACTOR
lilt. HSlA.a MYERS. Chlronractnr
New b'aivy Building. Hours 1(1 to 12
a. in., a to & p. m. and 7 to 8 p.
7-24-tf
DR. jrETWOODELL Chiropractor
and naturopath. Skin and blend di
seases, headaches, appendicitis,
backaches, rheumatism, asthma, ec-
xema, varicose veins, all kinds of
stomach, heart and kidney trouble
successfully treated- Blood pres
sure reduced. Diseases of women
and children a specialty.
WONTISTS
DR. R. R. MILLER, Successor to
Dr- R. J. Ruckman, Palmer-Roesch
' lildff., Adams Ave. at Depot street.
i Hours 8 to 0". Phone Main 70
Special hours by appointment. La
Cirando, Ore.
NATURE CL1U3
DR. A. N. MA:iLIJ13Spec.all8t lr
chronic dliu;a.W Methods, Mchano
ThtTRpy mid MfFlurnptUh. Bkln antf
blood ill son son. n.-rvmis '(jenflos
Chronic Ileadac'ie, Eczema, Scfntici
Append Icitis, Constipation, llowel
irouoie; an Kinns oi cnronic jji
BCBnen Huceossiuijy treaiea. inon
Main 593. Room 1,2, 3, seennd flooi
Cooliib: ridK., ojifctke Star Thea
ter. Office liouf.W 'ffi to 17. a m.
I 1:30 to t:CU D. m. 'Ultatlon free
1'IAXO TL'NKKS
EXPflllT PIANO TUNlN(i Clean and
vuil-o your piano without extra
chartce. Work KU:ir.inti-fd. Call M:W'
ltn Hook Store for appointment. Hoy
B. IMilllipH. -ir.-t
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
I- O. O. M. La Crande TiOffe No. 350
ioyal )i-nre'r of Moose, hohls rt-'KUlat
ineetlna every Thursday ntcM t t
V- iii. nt Odd Fellows'' Hull. Tin
Womnn'i MooKtdieiirt Legion meetf
I meit Bocond .Monday of each month
-1 Visitors bIwqvs wokornp.
A. N. MAYVILLE, Dictator.
C. S. S1IULTZ, Secretary.
B. V. O. Klki La Grande iodge No
433. ijiicipe meets en'c.h Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock. Home and clul
privileges ehcurfully extended to kI)
Hrother Elks.
De Lile Green, Exalted Ruler
Mood Eckley, Secretary.
MODKUN WOUIl.MKN OK A.MKilIJA
La Grande Gump No. 77n3 meets on
the first Thursday evening of each
month. In the K. of 1'. hall, Visiting
Neighbors welcome.
K. H. RlVrjo. V. O.
JAKI5 UOSTOCK, ClorlC.
A- ;
and A. M. La Grande Lodge No
mct'ngs first and third Fridays at
7::iu p. in. Cordial welcome to all
Masons.
io. n.
RLNLitJ, tjecreiary.
V O KAOLKS Aerie No. 2.19. meet?
'every Friday nisht ac Eagles Hall
Vlaltlnir members weirome.
HARRY T. KDWARDS, Sec.
Z. LILLY, W. P.
WOltlJMliN "V THM WOitLDLa
Grnivio Camp No. Ifi9. MeAtn every
Monday nlKht at Kawles Hall. AD
vialiii.K NetKhbors welcome. Dues
niiahie at llie otfire of thj rbrlt
Ko.inis 21-22, La Grande Nationa
Uank Uuilding.
- J. J. Miirchtson. C C.
R. J. K1TCHKN. Clerk.
. iim o iti.' VVTIi 1 AS
Red Cro.i!
nda
nf J'
In-cS1'.!! IK.;' I'
Hull) at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome
C.' C GRAHAM, K. H. B.
WOMION'S HKN'KFIT ASSOCIATION nl
the Mnrrrabeep. La Ornnde LortBe No
27, W. R. A. of M. I,odB8 me. t. first
Thnrmlay at 2 p. n. " thlr.J
Wr-lne'lny at 8 p. m., at K. of P
; Hall. VlKltltiB Slaters welcome.
MItS. NORA H. MACK Hi'. C.
1IAIUOUIK HATtlN. R. K.
O K. S. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E. S.
'ho'ds .stated eommiinl.-ntlon the fl-c
ond and fourth Wednesdays of each
month. Vi.itlng members cordlall
, mak'IhT'em.iott PAHKEH. W. M
ANNA 8. OltoVIi. Bee.
Ut HEACOCK of Knterpriso. Ore
gnn, install your Kadiophone, and it
will work riL'ht.
2-7-2t
ols' rv. r ':int
OINGS OF THE DUFFS
r : " " "
V J' H E LLOrHERES
DAM NYJDUFF!
HOWiAREt
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FOR SAFiR OR TRADE
FOR SAL.K Nice home, close
in on
navtMl street. House is rented to
irood tenants. Pnvs Vl'A on investment-
Call 270-11. fi-Kl-atp
FOR SALE Several pood si-cond-hund
motorcycles. Ccme in and
see them. Lock wood's Cyelery
1710 Sixth street.
O-Hi-'Jtp
I her tain o shanter, knee skirts and
HiiNlnesK corner. Inquire inilepfiident. roguish manner. Tin-ti-7-lf
I Little liisturher became tl HvhiK
you SAi.io
Ohserver.
character In American life.
FOR KALE Six room modern This time .Mr. (iriiiilh has taken a
house. 1(505 Adams nve. 5-ol-tf iukto character to mould Into a Jlv
' " " " '" ; itiK heitiK that everyone immediutelv
PIANO SACRlFICE-'Beautiful Tianc ,..,.oKnizcs. likes intensely ami laughs
lor f-nie in vicinity ot l.a u ran tie;
biff saving and terms 10 monthly
to good people. For particulars
write CHne Music Co-, 701 Wash
ington St., Portland, Ore. (i-Ll-Ot
FOR RENT
FOR -It EXT Two mom furnished
apartment. Phone 215-iW- ti-Ki-2t
FOR RENT Piano-
Phone 2'lu-J.
6-15-tf
FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms. Phone 440-R. (l-8-tf
Private I
FOR RENT 3 -room apt.
bath. Phone 341-R.
6-5-tf
1 1'
FOR RENT Furnished housekeep-'Nonth,
inar rooms. Phone 470 M. 5-26-tf
NICE LHOE airy rooms. Hot and
cold running water. Chris Miller,
1510 Adams. 6-21-tf
WANTED
WANTED Someone to put up hay
by the ton.- Teams and tools fur
nished. Phone 208-W. (i-15-4tp
WANTED Work by niid(lle-aKe! cx-io,,, ,, everyone is Inclined, to do. Ilia
perienced woman as housekeeper or)WilM t h,. tVpiCal, his walk the uiiai'
: cook. CJocd reference- Write P. O. lecied slom h at lahor and Ihu .sprue.)
Box (S4, Elcin, Oregon. u-14-itlp,,md! or puhlle appearanee.
ni r.xpeneucett Ciri lor
DookKceper mm stenop-iapher. taii j0 Individual the world was hut nieei
TOI. (i-12-tf ; i,,,. hi,,, I,,,- , fiist ii,,,,.
WANTED Plain sewing. Call Main
527. 0-8-tf
WANTED Sewing. All kinds- 140C
T or phone .'1I17-W- (i-12-(itp
SELL TREES FOR TjS Complete
stock- tiatisiactcry territory, vynten,,, u rriKlit-iwl. ho Irn-s no hesitam-v
tutmy tor particulars. nicm nurs-'i i,owiiii; It. lie treinhhs, he runs.
ery Company, 428 Oregon Illdg-,i. rua hiH ,,,.,. ,,,, ,, ,,.,., ,,,,,
Salem, Oregon. fi-i;i-12tLM.hi..t ,.,,, .,,m,, waii,,K u flee.
. . . - - ----- -- A (omeily i-haraeti-r is aceepleil as
MISCELLANEOUS llhe niosl illl'lienil of all roles hocaose
."-rf U X" .' I ''" It Is tainted with Ihe unna.luial. he
HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. , nl; isi;,ntiy senses it.
mrs. ij. II. onon, uu nuams
Ave, i-none q--i-w. j
rin-Mc'pinv-uixm n.) nlMf ..li,. ln,PV!lH sP'-at
Mrs. Bert Huches, 1417 .'WashinK-
ton avenue. 417-W. . 4-10-tC
HEMSTITCHING and Picot Kilge,
also C'orsetiere for Barclev Corset.
Mrs. J. P. O'Connell. 1104 O ave
nue. Phone 147-J, or Putmans
store. 0-8-tf
The Home of the Soul.
Tn olden time."., it was believed that
the scat of the soul was-the stomach,
",uni i. ..-..
man i never fu i-oiiiinen-iy u.n-u uii
as when Ids stomach is out of order.
For the cure of ordinary stomach
troubles, there is nothing quite so
nromnt and sntislactory as Oham-
herlain'y Tablets. They strengthen
the stomach and enable it to per
form its functions naturally. (Jive
them a trial. lhey only cost a
quarter- Adv.
SAGE TEA DANDY
TO DARKEN HAIR
It's
Grandmother's Recipe
Bring Back Color and
Lustre to Hair
You can tux
tifullv dark
over
night if you'll
Sage and Sul
"Wycth's
(fiound" at any
drug store,
old famous
bottles ot tins
Recipe, improved
by the addi
other ingredients,
are sold annually. :-iv well-known drug
gists here, because it darkens the hair
so naturally and evenly that no one can
tell it has been applied.
Those whose hair is turning gray or
becoming faded have a surprise await
ing them, because alter one or two ap
plications the gray hair vanishes and
ynur locks become luxuriantly dark and
beautiful.
This is the age of youth. Gray
haired, unattractive folks aren't wanted
around, so get busy with Wycth's Sag;
and Sulphur Compound to-night and
you'H be delighted with your dark,
handsome hair and your youthful ap
pearance within a few days.
ON' T, KNO
Ull
n crav. faded haucau-
lid nisirous .upnuM
tet a DotiLiift
i ... r
tfhur Co
. n iniur
Sine JCoa
iia. l liiPMtcr- l -
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X. "Kr-?. f .. -.- a!lm-; a i- ,-mc'CiiV M-!f!' DO VOO THINK SHE Pi.W? i
I ;- .eil i' ,v -" ,v J W-"jr ' r. -?mm BETTER THAN i i
ICALL OKI MISS OLIVIA DOES &HE 5EEM 2- M R. JACKSON ? ASS, GUESS r-O- !
v .w'-t in..n, , . , aw GEE X vv SHE TuSHS IHt
-r-rrzs"iA T ( light 'dovmn so low
7 LOT OP GOVS L- hy IDONTKNJ f I
Kf,iJ .J.IMJXX I COME TO SEE S LM ' N U'lhi sk...-, e u.w. at o
MX M M im m I Iii m il
W4JL w , km i. n LcJA mini f-ifc.- is
u 1 .. ri ivy z. r lis t.iiiiiiiiui... i iii ai i rk-rvi ' .1 I.... i i i i .a
sMcmtvs
l.ST lY. v
l. W. CrtrTltli has cri-iitoil nnollir-r
.coim fiy cliarai'liT in his latest srtv-ii
m-nsat ion " Mil' Kxcilinu .MkIh."
I ii it t Artists ii-lfiisf I hut at oner
tJiki-s rank with h In other Ktvut com
edy ehnructei'H.
It was ""rim l.itUn I Msturbci'" In
"Hearts ol" the World." according tt
students of psi'ltoloity, who sl;ii'1-d
the fhinper erazo tn Aineriea. With
jwiiii him.
The player to whom thia fortunate
ehanee come Ik l'oiter Strong, and
the new diameter is '"liomoo," a
good-natured black man, human and
likeable, wit h all the weaknesses at
which humanity loves to lauh. and
virtues thai make him one that every
one likes also.
Kor years, Porter Strong has been
a comedian with ' the (ti-iifith com
pany, occasionally playing "hliiek
face" purls. HeJs a g'i'aduate of the
old minstrel' companies, playing with
many of the threat names of old. lie
was bo fm in Ht. Josepli Missouri, and
;H It uuui wr nrxuii einei iitioniK IIIs
family with iniitatious of nero poo-
Pb'- .
Mr. (riliTith also was born In th;
mar Louisville Kentucky, huv
Ing bail ji pickaninny lor his first
playmate. ',ll.v undersiands the ntK-
io with (he'profound clearness with
wliich he views all humanity and wit li
tho further uNlvtntuKc of u life lorn;
it.ssociatlon with them in nil their pte
tureKiiuo variity.
Hel'ore bee;inuinn work ' on "One
Hxi'lllliB Nlttht," .Mr. Clrirrilh .spent,
nearly jt week with Strong olitlinlni;'
the eharaeter lie wished ti develop.
It wiih to he. a neKxo who lo ed ease
of.llt( noil sliomieil nn tileiiHiint lull.
,.y.
lie u-iim Iii he :i ne-i-i'o llnil i
,, )1S m.n tlioiiminilti of limes, yet i
And the result was "I'omeo" the ' 1-ortl'aval preat in us very sniiiiii-n. i it i""n- n iiiv-i ...i. ...v......
p,iZZeal. nataral. likeahle eharaeter The fiKiire is that of nn iKnoraiu 1 inoculate.l with the nmrathon virus.
who promptly cMircsses all the feel-! nM In a mlnliiK villaK" of North I.IK-
IUKS and weaknesses which -peoplo , ". whose life Is hound l.y .he sl,- The hoss is the man who enn i re
to control and keep . themselves. l l" Pastimes of worklne nil flay. lieve h.s grouch without flirting m)1
When " ltomo makes lovu, he
dors il wiih nn ahandon that sursis
nil Die love-making of all time. When
So ()f M ,,. ch.,, -at.ti;ra in
"One
KxcIHiik MKht
the
grialext lnhor
Ktntl-mtl tired
upon Ihe
I lomeo," whose refresh in tr tlist Incl-
nef-s nf rlmfac-ter is lirinKlnj; iniliibnM
(if Uimrhii fo the world. ,
TUP STORY OK AN
AUTOMOIHLK"
A cast of tlioifsamls of people,
hundreds of machines almost human
in the oporatioMthcy porform, and
a $20,000,000 xeMiiijr provide the
hackpround for tliff iilm, 'Ihe htory
if An AutomnhileV to he exhibited
iu tne ttar tnea'.er tomorrow nint
ut 7:30 o'clock.
This film was' produced under the
direction of the UJnited States De
partment of Commerce in co-operation
with The Studebaker Corpor
ationo and will be shown in all
parts of the world-
1 be scenes are hud in the new
920,000,000 Studebaker plant at
South Uend, Indian.
This romance of modern manufac
turing shows as commonplace hap
penings the wonders of motor car
manufacture such as hydraulic toss
ing a four ton hammer as though
it were light as a feather, and this
same hammer forging white hot bars
of the toughest steel into automobile
parts; molten metal flowing f ronv a
cupola spout like water from a fau
cet; a vast storeroom served by two
traveling cranes which transfer ma
terials from tho loading docks to
flcor in sixty seconds; a single
achinc which drills !8 holes in the
engine block at one ope ration this
block being held by metal straps so
that it will fit in the machine in
only one position tho correct one,
which helps to explain the perfect
interchangeability of Studebaker
parts.
The story is a fascinating portray
al cf the miracles of twentieth cen
tury manufacture- It will interest
anyone who ever rode in nn auto
mobile. After seeing it. you will appre
ciate yhy the representatives of four
teen nations after viewing it in
Washington asked that it be exhib
ited in their respective countries.
This city is fortunate to obtain
this film which has been termed "the
finest industrial film ever produced "
It is due to the energy and cour
tesy of M. J. (ioss. local Studebaker
dealer, that this film is to ex
hibited free of charge at the Star
ie;iter-
MliM -
mm
NOTlCe ON SSVCiRdC
OCMSIOMS THAT
SJCSl-IG-HT IM
TCASIMGL TMAT
. t .
iDMAX ritOVKS
Altll.lTV IX XHW llir
i It Is sometimes thollKhl that unless
'a role is full of variations and coin -
iplexes. an artist can not i -"ale a me.
iiiomIiIh n-'iire. '
Vet in -I'ho Klamo of l.ll'e." tho
Iloliart lleniey t niver.sai-.iewei pro -
iluetion on the screen of the Arcade
Theatre. I'riseillu l"ean presents
smie fiieKer. i-iimf; iit-.iu'ii ai i..n.
of ie7nh-'!adv.''-'l','','''''''; "" """"
The story is thrilling, but human; o
last moving, hut complete. Jl tic-i
tines a novel atmosphere, the minim; jo
coiintry in f fin northern part nf r-hii:-. O
but. I in 1.S70. Its people are tin toil
slaves of a mlniiif? vilhige, its nellon
llie dig nild Utile evenls in llietr sim
ple lives. A smashing climax is en-Khienr-cri
through a mine catastrophe
which -envisions t he honor of such
life.
The, ending Is uni'iun In thai, it
loesn'l picture ho heroine gln'ioiislv
gowned and on. her wiyo the lUiiKlUs
oi' luxury and happiness. To thy con
trary, she can't mini or write- und lias
hut one dress to her nuuje. Tim lov iq
interest is unpretentious nod logicul;
no romaiitle- nonsense.
Hubert Kills appears opposite Miss
I ten n, and Wallace I leery gives tinot It
er of iiis iuimilnhle villainous pdrlniy
als. Ileal rice I turn hum and Kr.1 lnyn
MeC u ire handle principal feminine
ioeH eomuieiidahly, while l-an met t
King, I-Yed Kohler, first ce I togarro,
Krankle l.ee.- lllchard PimMs.1 Kvel
yn MeC'oy and Nancy t'a swell com
plete (ho cast.
iloliart Henley directed from Klll
ott Claw-son's continnllv. Virgil M 111 -
II- ohlllini-ll UlltlSll.il OffPcIS lU PllOto -
cniphv.
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ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES FOR HOT
WE ATI I ER COMFORTS
H. &STElectric
Edison Mazda Lamps
107 Depot St. " Phone 393-W
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LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
M.U:IIVI! S7IOI" ANI roi'Ni'uv
All Klnila of Machinery. Autoiiuiiti iP'MT'Ti'WIUhi Knpalred,
v.TliaiUtlni(l Unbuilt.
Ariivla''wl'll"ir "t All Klndii
Cyllii'lriorinK ami Ovi-rnten I'le.ons
Crankahofri'ltilonf. imJ
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D. FITZGERALD Prop.
Inside Dope , fc. AIAJ5JAN
WL I t?lt?UT. ue'e
. i v r ft -3 3 L
f It is a lilrtnioVhat will hold yon
upellhound lioni start to finish anil
hrinKS a tear anil a hiUKh al Just llie
I rlKhl moments. Vou'll love the story,
! .ou,ll love .loan and you'll spend a
'uhly pleasant evonltiif.
- I'his picture will only he shown to.
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The Hupmobile
The r.reaeM Vnliin Offered
Today In n l-'our-Cjlliider
Car.
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lo
A ItVinihliintloii
The Touring Hi, 9t.lU5.0O
1 O. H.,I,a (Jrnnde, Ore
I,et ns uVmonstriiU) these
wothieiTiil vara.
Smith Frees
l."t lefrerson Ave,
la ;ipmi:, oiuxio.v
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Open) the
Basket
Getout a Scmd
Jrvviun VUtHprfnul Wnlnui
Moisten one cream cheese with a la
hlespoonful of milk. Work in one
eighth teaspoon of salt and one-fourth
cup of chopped walnut meals. Cut
11 read In rather thin slices and spread
Willi filling. If a dall ' size 1h de
sired, cut eiieh .sandwich in four .small
triangular shaped pieces.
Superfine Bread!
is the sw
t. nulrltloiiM loaf
Hiindu icltes Id
your (,proi'er.
And il maU
La Grande, Oregon
A CLASSIFIED
urnittire
Si "
COMPLETE HOUSEJPtmNISnEKS
2 '
Any Make SewiniMachine for Sale or Rent
y . FMfT$5.00 to $14(i.OO
ED DONOI1UE, Prop.
Phone 474-J Fir & Jefferson
Ras Wanted at
the Observer
Butterfat
4 Ic a pound
Delivcrc
Union Creamery
Company
Phono Main 122
La Grande, Oregon.
I Si
(in La Grandejj.
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1 u -it
.m:u,v
KAMIWICilKK
for the sweet sand
wich which serves
nicely for : dessert
- use marmalade,
jam, jelly or any
ei.l1felVe not too II
diii'l. that makes Ihese or any other
es plain meals a picnic, too. A sic
AD WILL DO IT
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