La Grande evening observer., June 19, 1923, Image 7

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Tuesday, June 19, 1923.
TIIE LA GRANDE EVENING ORSERVETt
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I Classified Want Ads 11 theatres j
EVERETT TRUE
By Condo
PROFESSIONAL'
DIRECTORY
ORTHOPATHIO IMIYKKiANS
DM. J. L. and Dlt. MAKGARKT IN
GLE Osteopaths, Spinal Curva
ture and Diseases of women and
' children a specialty. Office phone
i Main 100. Kesiilence phone Main
106 two rings. Sommer Bildg.
.i i ..
' DR. II. K. SCIIOK.V
' Osteopathic l'hysicinn 1 Surgeon
BucceBflor to Dr. G. V. Zimmerman.
prric0 Phono Main C3. lies. 153-M.
P'nlmer Roosoh Hide, La Oraniln.
ATrOKNFYS
COCHRAN and K HE It HARD Geo. T
Cochran anj Colon It. KberTwird, At
torneys. La (Jrande N'alionel Hank
Building.
U. H. FINN Altiirm'y-m-Lftw,
211 and 23""Sili!y Office likli,-.
elevator. V.
I'.ooms
TalK
-13-lrr
CIHHOl'ltACTOIl
Un.' BELLE MYBUS. Chiropractor
New tVuley TtullOiot;. Hours 10 tu 12
a. m., no b p, in. and 7 to 8 p. m
7-24-tf
'
Jilt. jrrWOODKI.IChirnpractor
'' and naturopath. Skin and blood tli
." ceases, lieailaclies, appendicitis,
backaches, rheumatism, asthma, ec
zema, varicose veins, all kinds of
stomach, heart and kidney trouble
successfully treated- Ulood pres
sure reduced. Diseases of women
and children a specialty.
JIKNTISTS
PR. R. B. MILLER. Successor to
I)r- R. J. Ruckman, Palmcr-Roesch
Kldr?., Adams Ave. at Depot street.
Hours 8 to C. Phono Main 7(1
Special hours ly appointment. La
Grande, Ore.
NATURE CI'KB
DR. A. N. MAYV1LLB Hpcclallat lr
chronic diseases. iMiiLumlu, ivli-eouuo
Theraiiy and Naturopath. Skin ano
blood tlisenses. nervmta diseases
Chronic Headac'ie. Eczema. Sciatica
Appendicitis, Constipation, liowcl
Trouble; all klniU of Clironic. Di
Bcaaea succeasfully treated. Phont
Main f9:l. Itootu 1, 2, 2, second flooi
Coolldire Bldi?.. oppnslte fatar Tbea
tpr offlen linuae, 10 to 12 a. m.
i 1:20 to 5:f0 D. m. Consultation free
J-4-tf
PIANO Tl'XEItS
EXPERT PIANO TUN1NU Clean and
voice vour i-'umo wlflicut extra
charge. Work Koaranteea. Call New
ln liook Store for appointment. Roy
10. I'lllllips. -15-f
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
L- O. O. M. La Oranfle LolTtto No. S50
Loyal (ii'.i.-r of iilooe, holds regulal
meetlnifS every Tliut-Mlay night at Is
. p. in. at Udd Fellows', Hall. Tin
Women' Moosoheart Legion meet;
j meeta aecoud Monriay of each aionth
' Vlaltora always welcome.
A. N. MAYVILLE, Dictator.
C. S. SHULTZ, Secretary.
U. P. O. Elki La Granao l,oi1b No
433. iouue mefta e.mh Thuraday
evening at 8 o'clock. Hume and c!ul
prlvlleKea cheerfully extended to ali
lirotlier Klka. .
De Lile Green, Exalted Ruler
Mood Eckley, Secretary.
UOUKI11 WOODMK.V OF A1I13U1CA
La Grande Camp No. T70i meeta on
tho first Thursday evening of each
i. mill, in tho K. of P. hall. Vialtlng
Neighbors welcome.
E. it. RIN-GO, V. C.
. JAKE ROSTOCK. Clerk.
. F. and A...M. La Grande Lodge No
A. V. l)TA, Jl- holds regular
meetliiKS first and third Fridaya at
7::!il p. ni. Cordial Welcomo to all
M,-,''0T L KN'ODGRAI3R, W. M.
E. R. R1NGO, ISecretary.
F. O. KAGLF.S Acrlo No. 2.ri9, meets
every Friday flight at Eagles Hall
Vialtlng members welcome.
HARRY T. EDWARDS, Sec.
Z. LILLY, W. P.
WOODMEN OF THE WOULD La
Grande Camp No. IliD. Meets every
Monthly night at Englea Hall. All
visiting Neighbors welcome. noes
uu .able at tho ofrice of tha clerk
Roeina 21-22. La Grande Isationa.
Ue.ik Building. -
J. J. Murrhtsnn, C. C.
R. J. KITCHEN. Clerk.
KNIGHTS OF PVTHIASlted Croa:
lidge No. 27 in-eta every Monday
. venlng in Ctle Hall (K. of P
Ilaill at 8 p. in. A Pythian welcome
t all vlitmSKn.gh.s.c ft
C. L. GRAHAM. K. K. 8.
WOMEN'S I1ENEFIT ASSOCIATION ol
the Ma.-enhues. La Grnndo Lodge No
27. W. 11. A. of M. Lodge meeta flrat
Thursday at 2 p. m. and third
We.lneadav at 8 p. n., at lv. of P
Hall. VlaitlnK. Rlflfera welcome.
V7!S. NORA H. M.U'KBf, C.
I.IAP..TOU1E EATON, It. K.
O E. H. Hope Chapter No. 1?, O. E. 8.
'holds slated eoalliiuniciitlon the aee
ond and fnnrth Wednesdays of each
monlh. Viniting menibera cordlallj
MARVhT'eLLIOTT PARKER, W. M
ANNA S. GROVE. See.
ti, .i.,i:,rbttnl nl.-icrs vou visit for
a week-end are inhabited by people
who eo awayf"r the jek-end.
DOINGS OP THE DUFFS
V a ninety-six ' -sZ f heuo.lenaA
(4todav -.that; isn't; jltMT" vvhere is I
0- SO BAP.-GUE5S j I v MRS PUFFpy
ih. &zr u rn u r-
FOIl SAI.R on TIIADE
I'OK SALE CH TUADE 80 acre on;; pjvy sluiftH of illrty llitlit f'-l-fmni,
J miles east of La llniiitlej'ioroii HiioukIi the ilomn of an Kasi
Willi crop. Adam Heck, Itout Vjsiiie liiiKomont, lik strings of a harp
(i-lS-2tp cipon which 111" KniK Uivor win. I
r'OI! SALE -Cherry
and
- Jersey caw. Corn'
Kussell St- O-lOTtn
t'OIt S'ALE-
yso-j.
-Piano. Ullii
FOR SALE Threshing machine out
I
lit. liai'irani if taken at once- I
quire Observer. I'honc Main :17.
(MH-ltp
ruic :.i,i'. .Mco home, close in on
paved street. House is rented to
irooil tenants. Pays V2'r oi
vestment- Call 270-R. H-Ki-.'itp
KOIt f.I.i: Ituslncra corner. Inquire
Observer. C-7-lf
FOR KALE Six room
house. 1H05 Aflams ave.
moder.
PIANO SACRIFICE-Beautiful Piano
for sale in vicinity of La Grande;
uiff saving ana terms $10 monthly
to good people. For pnrticul
write Clino Music Co-, 701 Wash
melon St., Portland, Ore. fi-KWit
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Three partly furnished
nouscKeepine; rooms, l'hone -l;i;i-J
(i-18-;ltp
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping- 1512 Adam
Phone 257-J. . . G-18-1,
FOR KENT Piano-
Phone 2411.
fi-15-tfl
FOR 'RENT Furnished
ing rooms. Phone 44II-R
FOR RENT -ing
rooms.
- Furnished housekeep
Phone 470 M. 5-2lj-tf
NICE L,Mi(;E airy rooms. Hot and
cold running water. Chris Miller,
1510 Adams. 6-21-tf
WANTED
HELP WANTED MALE Good man
to manage local ollice lor manu
lacturer. Must begin at once,
Steady satisfactory connection- Cai
ai-o use a uood salesman. Cal
tonight at loom 49, Hotel Foley.
(1-1 8-1 tp
WANTED Somecne to put up hay
by the ton. Teams and tools fur
nished. Phone 2(i8-W. -l-r-4tp
WANTED Work by middle-aged ex
perienced woman as iiousekeeper or
cook. Goc-l relerenco-' Write I'.
flox (1-1, Elgin, Oregnii.
(l-14-tit
girl for
WANTED Experienced
bookkeeper and stenographer
Call;,
M 7i!l. (J-12-tf
"
Call Main
WANTED-
-Plain sewing.
527. .
fi-8-tf !
!ELL TREES FOR :TjS Comple
stock- Satisfactory territory. Writ
today for particulars. Salem Nuis
ery Company, '428 Oregon Hldg-,
Salem, Oregon. f!-l;-12t
MISCELLANEOUS
HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered.
Mrs. L. H. Norton, 906 Adams
Ave. Phone 421-W. 9-;i0-tf
HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by
Mrs. Bert Hughes, 1417 Washing
ton avenue. 417-W. 4-lu-tf
HEMSTITCHING nnd Picot Edge,
also Corsetiere for Barcley Corset.
Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O ave
nue. Phono 1-17-J, or Putmans
store. 6-8-tf
"Relieved in 3 Days
CO writes one of my pjjisfits
who hid suiTCTexiscvpiy from
PUcsforirianyyearrftariettrrarid
those ofiscorcs otHhtrs who have
been prmnn!iitly cured by my
non-surefl treatments arc contained-
a book which I shall
lie Rind to send any Pile sufferer
FREE, upon request.
No hospital bills, no aiuflriir, no
tlil-', no danger, no confineineit t
Led or r;itn, and it CUA RVNTEIP , wrc
Remember m'.ian'tri:
means a positive and pri
mancnt cure no uiatter
bow severe your case
may be.
DRrCHAS: J. DEAN
(il.AUVS WALTON STAIts IX
I I MOl i: I'AtTOUV PltAMA
luyeil will) a tllrtfo !'
li'spnlr.
tine hemn of 'second hand" suli-
illtriit. rellooloil from a. neil'.lilioritHV
T. JlyfTiiliiiK and -strained tiroiu;li eoli-
f i J1i,KKvi-lH and window specks, Miuck the
''! In-own hair of a head lienl low oyer
a silent task. The Kill was sewinu
lalls. The maeliine hummed.
laltereil, ,stopH-fl and started. I he
brown Jieml moveil bin very Utile.
Then one mlijht huve nolleed a
jji.md sliiiini; a hit of ii:im r into a
II WUH a nolo, wnii iii, i'
rrii d a message, a messaae ol tov:i
-such as any eour.lry latw MilKht have
put inlo a picnic box. Hid any youiw
husky In a farmer's field, wearing a
pair of brand new overalls, heed this
liincUcd nolo when he eul It out ol'
llltseain wilh a Riant jack knife'.'
!V:
rould romance find IIS way into the
lismal dentlis of that dlt ty cellar
swenljjiop?
WTar critics declare Is (he most
fkini; story yet Inlerpreted by
lladys Walton and one certain lo
carry Interest lor tne most sopaisu
eated critic, is coming lo the Arcade
Theatre Wednesday only.
"The Love l.eller" Is the title and
Hradh-y KhiR. the author.
I'lVoreKou Trail Is also on the pro-
SIIKIUtVS
clinical i:.U'its Handle Details
in nlniliitt "Hie (ilil Who l ann: llaek'
Audiences who view Ibe ebill prison
nlor in wtiieb occurs one pbaae
the action of Tom Konuaii a new
pi'oduition of "The tilil Who I'ame
housekeop-1 Hack." proPably will htive I it 1 1 ii cou-(I-8-tf
(eeptlon ol Ibe infinite core reijuired In
Mi construction.
l-'or Ibis seetninaly simple seUlm;
l-e.tulrecl far more effort on the pari
of teebnieal expert!! and even proved
as cosily la aclual financial outlay asjbell. lie made on Invesllaallon of Ins
did tho Mn ball room sotting In sncb own, Ibe rosulls of. which atnazetl
pl'odm'tlons as "L'-oor Men's Wives." iblm.
In Olib'r lo r.;.;'Oiluc every detail Tlio bumnn side of tho problem led
of the historic prison that served as. to a search for Ibe answer lo the
a model for the studio seltlnu exports joni'Sllons uppermost in bin mind,
used pboloKraphs and sketches, j "Who were those kIi-Is? Whence
Irawn to scale. Not a single window-
grating waa inado in (lie
bulberg studio lilills. hut were ron-
slrlH-ted ly baud In order that the
knobs, pegs and oilier details plight
be placed at exactly tho proper dis
tani" apart.
liireetor Korinan, who spent
iionths at Sing Sing prison studying
procedure In the big penal Institution
filming "Tin- city of Silent
ALAn," baa made a study of erimlnot-
aud the modern methods of fight -
crime. -Many ol his theories bavo
Ibe. - n nsedbcl'ore the camera for the
first lime In the filming of Ibis unu-
sua I yl l.icblman allraetion.
'Wie east with which the since was
lua lined for the screen Includes HUCb
VTiivbiiles as Miriam' t'ooper, Kenncib
1 1 lai'lan. f'.aslon Glass. Ethel Shannon,
Joseph Howling. Kreilerick .Melale.sla,
Ma'' lnlver and Zasu l'ltls.
When 11. I'. Sebllllielg (iechled lo
II ill the play, he entrusted tho adap-
:illoa fin the screen to Evelyn Camp
bell, and .the direclion lo Tom Kor
inan, whoso efforts In making "Tho
City of Silent Men" mini liiin all cn
vlalde experience In Ibe trealment of
Clean Kidneys
By Drinking -Lots
of Water
Take Salts to Fluh Kidneys if
Bladder Bothers or
Back Hurts
Eatinff too much rich food may pro
duce kiUncy trouble in some form, bays
a well-known authority, because the
arids created excite the kidneys. Then
they become overworked, get slutftfish,
clop up Kind cause all sorts of diairesi,
particul.-frly backache and misery in the
kifliiyiYt'Kion, rneumatic twinges, severe
es, acid stoniacn, constipation
torpid liver, sleeplessness, bladder
uriimrr irritation.
'1 lit moment vour back hufor kid
nevs iiren't actiiiir ripht.-f if bladder
boUu3 you, begin driutrlTig lots of Rwd
-watcf and also get Vhut four ouncei of
J:ul
alts fromVtny go)fI pharmacy;
take
tablespmful in a j;lass of water
breajifast for a few days and
idiwrs may then act fine. This
bcfoiT
famous salts is made from the acid of
grapes and lemon juice, combined with
litliia, and has been used for years to
iiu.h clogged kidneys and stimulate
them to aetiVity; also to neutralize the
acids in the system so that they no
longer irritate, thus often relieving blad
der disorders.
Jad Salts can not injure anyone;
makes a delightful effervescent Hthia
water drink which millions of men and
women take now and then to help keep
the kidneys and urinary organs clear.,
thus often avoiding serious kidney dis
orders. By all means have your physi
cian examine your kidneys at least twice
a year.
i -
Helen Has the
OH HELLO - .
KArtd fSi .r-T- '
riKsJ. wjrr inln i
( TO A BRIDGE PARTY
( AND ISN'T HOME
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Y&S7 i AMT SohETHINS. BUT S. IPON'T
tvAki-r To CAt?.(CY ON
fONT ill
prison themes. ' died cases in Non' York City alone,
Tho play aroused the inleresl of Ibellluit serves as an Indication of Ibe
illieeloi-nrod) to such an extent
that, in eonllinetion wilh Miss I'anip- i
did tbi-y roino-
-where did tin1
go,
and why?"
"1 h:ivo tried to incorporate in my
fiiel hit JitHt a III tin of the slory of
t he.se men child ion, and the gre:ii
pruhlom tlti'y present to t he paldi:
of AniericJi." kh.vk Mi'. I'Virinan.
"Tin iiumirv vo made showed thiil
all of tlio glrh; w.-re young, avct inj-1
inc sevonli-en years. According to 'o
figure.-; compiled by the .'W York '
liitreau of iMissiiig Persons, tlio ma
jority of these rases are found In I lie
great middle clauses.-
'"Tlio bureau has classified a bun-
'Baby PowdGr
JBifnttorBaLtj-Bestfor)!ou
' . s'SZZ The Cleveland Six i
DiapePRiaSll o ncnnlyUlWr-lmfgj
M -w t So. a i:nrn rnufl!iltloil S!
m yuu want to rcuovc m o " I
M baby'atormentingpain I' ' Tim nurtfjf Car, l,lft.U0 ,o!
g and itching juat o r
V soon fl J'OUJ--"ff-,i7 O VJtrw. Kit (iriiildo, Oro 2(1
Vt rt.Ah-aSk 0 r
I (jy j&-x ' ,,s "''luonlriile Ihi-sn o
&fryih o wonilrrriil cars. olj
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LA GRANDE
MArillVK HUOf AMI 1'OIINDItY
Klnils of Mnonlnory, Mutomolillin unrl Tractorn
OvurlYuilml onil 7tobuilt.
Aui-lyhn Wi'lillnit of AMJitolUH
Cyllmlor 'llrliiB itmlOiiSTzir Plblnna
Crunkfitinfla, Piion iuHTilon l'ina ldKroiind
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D. FITZGERALD Prop.
Last Word
MELLO.TOM LOOK AT "1 HE
FIRST PRIZE THAT I
WON ToDAV AT THE
BRIDGE PARTY - I'VT
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WERE
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rJC-C ot I xTl S t?y
iKoncrnl trend of tile ouuro roiimij
Many of
tho friend Ii-hh Ktrla Irft
tli'ir home heniumi 01' Irouhlo h(
iwirn pmvnis, hut a gii-ul number
are orphaiiH nice our hiiii-m,
Also allowing
Story.
"KlKhlhu: Wood"
(.lory
airplane
be! A landlord is using; n
to collect fronv seattnred
and now he'll ho coming 1
down with tho rent.
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Phone 393-W
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HOI1E EVEfiY DAV-AHP P05-H A
DAPY BUGGY WHILE VOU PRftTOli5. j
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who took
CARE. OF
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Open th
Bask
Get ou
Crcnni TIum-so nml AVulntit
sundwli'lxw
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Moisii'n on cream cheese with a ln
blespoonful of milk. Work in one-i-ighili
teaspoon of Halt and one-fourth
cup or chopped walnut meats. Cut
Hread In rather thin slices and spread
with filling. If n dainty size Is th-
sired, rut each sandwich in four small
triangular shaped pieces.
Superfine Bread!
In IHi' hwvoI. nutritious loaf th
Kiillilw ii lii'M iilonl. Ami II lllliU
you" irroi'i'l'.
La Grande,
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A CLASSIFIED AD WILL DO IT
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Furniture
COMPliETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Anv Make Sewing Machine for Sale or Rent
From $.-).00
Phone 474-J
Rads Wanted at
the Observer
Butterfat
11c a pound
l)clivcid in La Grande
Union Creamery
Company
Phone Main 122
La Grande, Oregon.
BY A LJ55 AN
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for the mvoot sand
wich which serves
nicely for a dessert
- - use marmalade,
jam, jelly or any
conserve not loo II
MUld. nt niiihon iln-mi or tiny olhor
on lilnin nnvila a lili'lilo. loo. AnIc
Oregon
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.MAIN 7711
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:,!MATTRi;S SHOP AND
WEAVING WORKS
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nil kltiila cleaned
I ! mil rebuilt.
'Kontlior Renovating;.
Hiiit I'.iiks
fo jin
liio? ('li'anln
' vi'.. l.r,il nml up
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