La Grande evening observer., June 20, 1923, Image 9

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Wednesday, June 20, 1923.
. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE NINE
! Classified Want Ad
EVERETT TRUE
By Condoiji
THEATRES
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PROFESSIONAL'
DIRECTORY
OKTKOI'ATUIU I'llYSK'IANS
J)H. J. h. ami DM. MARGAKIiT IN
GLE Osteopaths., Kilinnl r.iirvn
ture and JJiseaseg o women and
ciiiiaren a mieeially. Office phone
Mam 10(1. Residence phone Main
10G two rinjjs. Sonnner Bildir.
I) n. n. E. SCHOli.V
Osteopathia I'liysiclaii mid Surjteon
Kliccossor to Dr. O. W. Jminerniun.
OffiCo l'hono Main G3. Ites. 153-M.
. Palmer Koosch Hl.lt?.. La Grande.
A'lTOKNKYS
COCHRAN and EHKRHARD Geo T
Cociirnn and Colon it. KborTTarcl. At
torneys. La tJranda National Bank
Building.
O. H. FINN Attorney-at-Law, Rooms
. biiu a ruiuy uiuce lilOtf. Taltl
olnvator. t2-13-ltr
ciiinoi'itACTon
Ult. BELLE MYERS. ClilroDractor
New Foley Building. Hours lu to 12
a. m.. z 10 a p. ui. and 7 to 8 d. m
7-24-tf
DR. jr"ETWOOnELL Chiropractor
and naturopath. Skin and blcod di
seases, headaches, appendicitis,
backaches, rheumatism, asthma, ec
zema, varicose veins, all kinds of
stomach, heart and kidney trouble
successfully treated- Blood pres
sure reduced. Diseases of: women
and children a specialty.
DENTISTS
DR. R. B. MILLER. Successor to
Dr- R. J. Ruckman, Palmer-Roesch
lihltf., Adams Ave. at Depot street.
Hours 8 tt (i. Phone Main 70
Special hours by appointment. La
Grande, Ore.
NATURE CUKE
DR. A. N. MAVVILLESpeclallst In
chronic diseases. Methods, Mt-ehano-Therapy
nod Naturopath. Bkln and
blond diseases, nervous diseases
Chrome Headae.ie. l-.e7.enia, Sciatica
Appendicitis, Constipation, Uowel
Trouble; all Kinds of Chronic Di
Bonnes successfully treated. Phon
Main 533. Room 1, 2. 3. second flooi
. CoolldKe Mldff., opposite Star Thea
1 ter. offleo house, 10 to 12 a. m.
l 1-3(1 to G:00 d. m. Consultation free
' 3-4-tf
1'IAXO TUNEItS
KXPRHT PIANO TUNINd Clean and
voice your piano without extra
charftei Work Kuaranteed. Call New
lu Hook Store for appointment. Ro)
10. Vhllllps. 4-15-t
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
L- O. O. M. La Grande LoflKe No. 350
Loyal OruTtir of Moose, holds regulai
meetings every Thursday niirht at I
. p. in. at Odd Fellows' Hall. The
' "Women's Mooseheart Leirlon meet;
meeta second Monday of each month
I Visitors always welcome.
A. N. MAYVILLE, Dictator.
C. S. SHULTZ, Secretary.
B. P. O. Elks La Crande Lodge No
433. ijuuge meets each Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock. Home and clut
privileges cheerfully extended to all
Brother Elks.
De Lile Green, Exalted Ruler
Mood Eckley, Secretary,
MODIORN WOODMEN OF AM10R1CA
La Crande Camp No. 7703 meets on
the first Thursday evening- of each
month, In the K, of P. hall. Visiting
Ni'lKhhors welcome.
E. It. RINCO, V. C.
. JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk.
l. and A. Al. La Grande Lodge No
A F and"-A. M., holds reKolnr
meetings first and third Fridays at
7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all
M""'l'0T L. RNODGRABS. W. M.
E. It. niNGO, Secretary.
V. O. EAGLES Aerie No. 2ii9, meets
every Friday night ac Eagles Hall
Vlsltlnir members welcome.
HARRY T. EDWARDS, Sec.
Z. LILLY, W. P.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLDLa
Grande Camp No. ICS. Meets every
Monday night at Eagles Hall. All
visiting Neighbors welcome. Dues
payable at the office of tl.f clerk
Booms 21-22, La Grands Nationa.
Lank Building.
J. J. Murchlson, C. C.
P.. J. KITCHEN, Clerk.
KNIGHTS OF PVTHIASIted Crps,
Lodge No. 27 meets every "onda
evening In C-.atle Hall (K. of P
Hail) at S p. m. A Pythian welcome
, .11 visiting FKn,gMf.a c
C. L. GRAHAM. K. H. B.
WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION ol
Iho Maecabees. La Grande Lodge No
B7, W. H. A. of M. Lodge meets first
Thursday at 2 P. m. and third
Wednesday at 8 P. m., at K. of P
Uall. Visiting Sisters welrome.
SIRS. NORA 1!. MACKET. C.
HAIUOHIE EATON, H. K.
O E. S. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. L. S.
holds "Ma led comniunic-atlon the sec
ond and fourth Wednesdays of each
month. Vlnlting members cordlallj
MAR'rnTdi':i.LinTT tarker. W. M
ANNA S. GROVE. Sec.
A WANT A I) 00 1T
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
Str DANNY, I WANT YOU
'fH . KjOiCOME RIGHT. HOME!
7 ; YOU LITTLE SISSY- " . fl
i yODR MA WAMTS'U j "'"tV
FOR SALE on TRADE
l'(I. SALL Jersey cow. Corner
merry and Russell St. G-18-
FOR S'ALIi-ilSO-J.
-Pinno.
1:115 Z. Phom
fi-18-:it
FOR SALE One May-Tae electric
tvuMiing macmne anil cue sewing
nmcnine pood as new. One combi
nation heating stove, one buffet,
table, anil chairs, and other ati-L5r
cii-t.. tan evenings Between aivf
in ' i, u.-muuk inn or pmnie
omi-M ti-l'J-atp
FOR SAT.P Tu-o rivf) i,o.
one fullyi
ndl-UitT U
Jtffftake i
carpet sweeper. All in Rood ccnyfi
Lion- inn rarnvers zu.. u-r.i
FOR SALE Threshing machine out-
lit. Xinrgain it taken at once
quire Observer. Phone Main 3
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FOR SAT.K Tltlslncss corner. Inquire
Ohserver. ti-7-tf
FOR BALE - Six room modern
house. 1005 Adams' ave. 5-31-tf
PIANO SACRIFIGE-'Beautiful Piano
for -sale in vicinity of La Grande
big saving and terms $10 monthly
to good people. For particulars
write Chne Music Co-, 701 Wash
ington St., Portland, Ore. G-13-(t
FOB RENT
FOR RENT Three partly furnished
housekeeping rooms. Phone 43-"Jt;L-6-18-Sp
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping- 1512 Adams.
Phone 2.V7-J. . G-18-tf
FOR RENT Piano-
Phono 240-J.
6-15-tf
FOR 'RENT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms. Phone 44G-R. (J-8-tf
FOR RENT
ing rooms.
- Furnished housekeep
Phone 470 M. 5-2G-tf
NICE LARGE airy rooms. Hot and
cold running water. Chris Miller,
1510 Adams. 6-21-tf
WANTED
WANTED Modern furnished house
for the summer. No children. In
quire Peterson, Foley Hotel-
- G-10-tf
WANTED 2 box nailers at Union
Box Co. fi-l!-:?t
WANTED Experienced girl for
bookkeeper and stenographer. Call
M 7U1.
6-12-tf
WANTED Plain sewing. Call Main
!27. G-8-tf
SELL TREES FOR TjS Complete
stock- Satisfactory territory. Write
today for particulars. Salem Nurs
ery Company, 428 Oregon Bldg-,
Salem, Oregon. -fi-13-12t
STRAYED.
STRAYED Jersey cow from' I ave
nue with rope arotlnd neck. No
tify J- T. Thomas, 701 I avenue.
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MISCELLANEOUS
HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered.
Mrs. L. II. Norton, 906 Adams
Ave. Phone 421-W. 9-30-tf
HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by
Mrs. Bert Hughes, 1417 Washing
ton avenue. 417-W. 4-lG-tf
HEMSTITCHING and Picot Edge,
also Corsetiere for Bareley Corset.
Mrs. J. F. O'Connell,- 1104 0 ave
nue. Phone 147-J, or Putmnns
store.
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"Ileacock's Radiophones are four
times louder than any other on
the market, easier tuned, and made
right. Enterprise, Oregon. 2-5-2t
SULPHUR CLEARS
ROUGH, RED SKIN
Face, Neck and Arms Easily
Made Smooth. Says
Specialist
Any breaking out ftf the
fiery, itchiug eczema, can lioTquickly
overcome 1.' applying a IiUJr MiMUho-
Sulphur, ckfclarcs a notnkin special
ist. Bccaxiic of its tfm destroying
properties, iiis sulplu preparation be
gins at onccito soqjfc irritated skin and
heal eruptions suK as rash, pimples and
rintr worm.
It seldom fails to remove the torment
and disfigurement, and you do not have
to wait for relief from embarrassment.
Improvement quickly shows. Sufferers
from skin trouble should obtain a small
jar of Ruwics Mentho-Sulphur from
any good druggist and u;c it like cold
cream.
YOU
WANT
jWTTHtTHAJ BOY J
DELIGHTFUL COMF.IW
Miirirfn Davies Has Fine Vehicle in
Adam and I-.va.
Provino- Itself everywhere to he
one of the best pictures produced in
mnnv motffhs. "Adam and Eva," a
CosnHipiilitan-Parainount iroduction,!
.
tapping Marion navies, win ne
wn at the Arcade Theatre Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday. "Adam
and Eva" is a light comedy and af
fords Miss Davies a charming role.
In thojiicture, James King. Miss
Daviesxfather, despairs of success-
fullylnanaging his unruly daughters-
lets a young man-of-the-times
take charire of the situation. The
latter in. a surprising short length
of time brings the girls to their
senses and wins fcr himself Eva.
T. Rov Barnes, who will be re
membered for his splendid work in
"The Old Homestead," plays the
part of Adam' Robert G. Vignola
directed the picture, which was
adopted from the play by Guy Bolton
and George Midilleton.
NIH'.IUtY'S
LAST DAY,
rust Adds .Much To New I-'rallire.
"The (llrl Who I'ami) Hack " Tom
Forinan's elahorate screen version of
the stage product ion of the same tit
le, proved a completely sitllsl'y-lliJ: ol
I'ering at Iho Sherry theatre wliero it
had its local premiere lust evening".
Cast, production and unusually
beaut il'ul photography are In keeping
iho colorful story of thrill's nnd
art throbs unfolded with thole aid.
Miriam Cooper, more beautiful thau
ever, Konneth Harlan, and Cluslon
Glass both recent acquisitions of tho
Sehiilherir ogunlzatinn Josepn Dow-
ling, a Mil Pitts, Elhel Shannon, and
Fred Malalesla, make up the scinlli?
ating company of players used lo In
terpret the story.
Jt is difficult to select nny one In
dividual from a company of soon uni
form brilliance for praiBe. Miss Coop
er and Harlan given Iho advantage of
especially sympnlhollc roles, easily
on tho hearts of tho audience, while
iislou Glass and Malalesta, even as
had men of Iho screen, succeeded In
Injecllnff so much' of human natuiM
into their parls as to mako the on
looker, nionu-nlai'lly, forget that his
sympnlhtcs were elsewhere.
Both Za Su I'ltts nnd Kthel Shan
non took every advantage of the com
edy possibilities of their roles. P.h-.
Dowllng, beloved of the screen's great
players, was as convincing In tho role.
of a "life tenner" as he was In lile
role of "Tho Mirncle Man."
The story involves the regenerailon
of a girl whose efforls lo clean tno
slate ol" her life form the nucleus for
much dramatic action, carrying the
speclnlor from Iho slums of a big
eastern city to southernmost Africa.
There, on "the rim of the world,"
Is fought a hatllo extending back to
Xew York, whom the climax occurs.
Also showing a "l-'lglillng lllood"
story.
. FREIGHT CARS TOPIC
(By Associated Press)
BOISE, Ida., June; 20. Facts con
cerning the freight car situation in
Idaho and the demands of this state
for cars during the crop season will
be presented at a hearing by the
interstate commerce commission
scheduled to be held in Pocatello on
Juno 17, next. The hearing is one
We Offer
A 6 -room modern house-, built of
hriek, )iiih full bnn'ment. I.oe.ited In
choieu location on pavfil strict, tlood
lawn, fin U trcos. A Koort homo for
Konicono at a prloo that i.s bHow vnluo.
Terms, ? 1 ooo rash. Monthly pay
ments down lo tho mortac now on
property witli intcrost at S por cont.
Five-room hou.se. with out si do co
ment rellar, a now Dutch kttohpn,
just built in, connected with sowor.
CUy water in hotian. Jot 40xlf.4 foil.
I-'ino nhado In'CH, pood location. 'IVrnifl
$2r.n.oo, bnianci! $2b pot month
to tho niortKiise. A good buy.
four IjIocUh to school.
runpalow. One-
is plastered.
A location that
Fivn-roo ji modcrriiinKalow. One-
Jialr basoii"nt. UFii.h
All is in pfod rnw
linrpof
rflawn.
f.xM7 fnet. Good
no cash. Teris to suit
"down to n mortpaiTo now
on properly with interest at 8 per
cent.
If a Homo or a Vacant I-ot You
Arc IxMdihitf for Itr Suro to Sco
La Grande Investment
Company
ItelinWe Asenls for Reliable
InsiiratK-u Companies.
1201 Ailnnis Avft. I'hnne fnln 7R2
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THAT I DIDN'T
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of n series being held by the conv
mission to obtain data on freight
cars throughoit the west.
RKDUCE SHEKI RATES
By Associated Press)
RENO, Nov ' June .10. Subset nn-
lial reductions in freight rates on
snoop from Carson Valley to Sacra
mcnto, San Francisco and other Cali
fornia points, effective Juno 23, have
been announced by the Keno Cham
bcr of Commerce. The netf rates
are $130 for n double-deck car from
Mindon to San Francisco and $120
to Sacramento.
SOIL NEEDS STUDIED
LOS ANGELES, Calif., June 20.
A campaign to educate the farmer
and fruit grower jn the prcper use
of fertilizer as a moans of prevent-
in ? impoverishment of the son is
'being planned by the California Fer
tilizer association, recently organiz
ed here ,
'Baby Powder
. BostforBdbij-BestfarYou
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qSk I e Cleveland Six j
flM? r 8-L T flLi o Ileniily l'pwer Kcwiomy o J
iWicKlylleatj A nmXom,)innllo j
Keep Johnson's Baby Powder g3offt?VmfliK Cnr, $1,105.00 I
yodr baby to have thebilr'j o F. O.l. l,a ClrniidrOjyiT
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APPLIANCES
ELECTRTCAL APPLIANCES FOR HOT
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1 Edison Mazda Lamps
107 Depot St. Phone 393-W.
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LA GRANDE
MACrtlNF, SHOP
All Klndi of Macljinery, AiilomohUi)i,r?ul Tractors Itcpalred,
l0verhttlll''4l',' "tebilllt.
Atylene
Cyllrfder llumhK
Crankshfts,n!ilons nnd
;ivo l's
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
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The Home of the Soul.
In olden times, it was believed that
tho seat of the soul was the stomach,
most likely for the reason that a
man is never so completely used up
as when his stomach is out of order.
For the cure of ordinary stomach
troubles, there is nothing quite so
prompt and satisfactory as Cham
berlain's Tablets. They strengthen
the stomach and enable it to per
form its functions nnturnlly, (live
them n trial. They only cost ni
quarter Adv.
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(vfnidcrfiil cars.
Smith j& Frees
1.1I7 .Tefrerson Ave.
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and Ovcrslzo Pistons
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Basket
Get out a Sandwich!
Cream Chooso nnd Walnut
Snndwfchcf
Moisten one cream ehiso with a ta
blespoonful of :n!lk. work In one
oiirhlb teaspoon of hju nnd ono-t'onvth
cup of chopped vnlnut meats.
llrend In rathe
with filling. Ita dainty
sired, cut each nudwle
tiiaimutar shii
Superfine Bread
in thu sweet, inilrilioiis loaf Hint in.'ikes thesn or nny other
unnilwlelies hli.al. And II miik i-s plaiu ni' iils a. iilcnle, loo. Ask
your icroeer.
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Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
-rAny Make Seyinff Maduii4i'Fnp"tHt,
JromMWlo $M(.0()
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Phone 474-J Fir & Jefferson
Ras Wanted at
the Observer
Butterfat
die a pound
Delivered in La Grande
Union Creamery
Company
Phone Main 122
La Grande, Oregon.
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wich which servos
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