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Monday, June 25, 1923.
TIIE LA GRANDE EVENING ODSERVEK
PAGE SEVEN
Classified Want Ads II theatres
EVERETT TRUE
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PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
okticopatiuo ruvsrciANH
DR. J. L. and DH. MARGARET IN
GLE Osteopaths, Spinal Curva
- ture nnd Diseases of women, and
, children a specialty. Office phone
Wain 106. Resilience phone Main
100 two rings. Sommcr Bildg. ,
im. ii. k; RciioiiN
, Osteopathic 1'lijsieian anil Surgeon
puceessor to Dr. O. W. Zimmerman.
Office Phono Main 63. Res. 153-M.
Palmer Rooseh lildff., I.a Grande,
ATTOHNKYS
COCHRAN and EllKItUAltD Geo. T
Cochran and Colon It. KbiirTTTiril. At
torneys. La fJrande National 13ank
BulldtnK.
U. H. FINN AUorney-at-I.nw, Rooms
20 and 23 Foley Office Wuk. Take
elevMor.
ClHROI'UACTOIt
UK. UEI.LB MVEHS. ChlroDractor
New Foley Building. Hours 111 to 12
a. m., it to 6 o. id. and 7 to a p. m
7-24-tf
DR. jrETWOODELL Chiropractor
' and naturopath. Skill and blcod di
; seases, headaches, appendicitis,
backaches, rheumatism, asthma, ec
:' zema, varicose veins, all kinds of
, stomach, heart and kidney troume
successfully treated-- Blood pres
sure reduced. Diseases of women
and children a specialty.
nrcxTisTS
DR. R. B. MILLER, Successor to
Dr- R. J. Ruckmun, Palmer-Roesch
' Kldg., Adams Ave. at Depot street.
Hours 8 to C. Phone Main 70
Special hours by appointment. La
Grande, Ore.
NATCRB CURE
DH. A. N. MAYVIJ.LrcSp-eclnllst lr
chronic dlaea-ses. Methods, Mechano
Therapy and Naturopath. Skin and
blood diseases. nervoim diseases
Chronic Headoe'.ie. Bcxema, bclaticft
'. Appendicitis, Constipation, Bowel
J'rounle: all kinds of Chronic 1I-
;' aeaftea successfully treated. Phonr
Wain R93. lloom 1. 2, 3. second flool
Coolldife BldK.. opposite Star Thea
tor. Office house, 10 to 13 a m.
f 1:30 to 6:00 p. m. Consultation free
S-4-tf
1'IAXO TUNERS
EXPERT PIANO TUNING Clean and
voice, your piano without extra
, oharite. Work t;imrnnteed. Cnll New
lin Hook Store for appointment, noy
K. I'lillllps. 4-1 5-t'
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
I O, O. M. La Grande Loflsro No. 350
, tioyal OrilTr of Moo.se, holds reKulr
meetings every Thursday nltfht at S
. p. m. at Odd l-'ellowa' Hull. Th
. Women'i Moosphenrt I.eton Timet
J meets second Monday of each month
I Visitors alwavs wHromf
A. N. MAYVILLE, Dictator.
C. S. SHULTZ. Secretary.
8. P. O. EIkL.a Grande kodtfe No
433. Lrt)uge meets ech Thursday
ev.snlnR at 8 o'clock. Home and clut
privileges cheerfully extended to all
Urothor Elks.
De Lile Green, Exalted Ruler
Mood Eckley, Secretary.
HuhlUtN WODD.MI2N Ol'1 AMISUICA
L,n Grnnde Cnmp No. 7703 tncfltl on
ti flrMt n'hurBflnv evening of each
wmnth. In the K. of P. hall. Visiting
Nilshbors welromc
E. It. IUMGO, V. C.
, JAKE) ROSTOCK, Cleric.
A. t and A. M. I ..a (irande Lodgt No
. A. aiuTA. M.. holdn rt'tfular
mt'UBH first and third Fridays at
7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all
(kJtlHOIIfc.
LOT Ii. RVODORASS. W. M.
E. R. RlNTtO, Secretary.
V. O. EAGLES Arrle No. 2.19. m;ts
ev-ry Friday niht ac Eagles Hall
VIsltlnir mpinbrn W'-lcome.
HARRY T. EDWARDS, Sec.
Z. LILLY. W. P.
WOoDMI'.N OF T1IK WOKLU La
nr.nHn r-nmn Nn. ifi9. Mfots every
Monday ninht at EnRlci Hall. All
visiting NeiKODors welcome. xjuw
p nhle at tlie ofrire of th cltrk
Koonis 21-22. La Graude Nations,
Hunk Building. .
J. J. Murchlson, C. C.
n. J. KITCHEN. Clerk.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS lied Cms!
L.dKe No. 27 meets ev-ry Monda
ev.-nlnK In Ctle If nil (K. of P
Hull), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome
lo all vlsltiny Knljthts.
E. C. FIELUS, C. C.
C. U GRAHAM. K. R. B.
WO.M 1'IN'H BENEFIT ASSOCIATION ol
the Marcaheejt, La Grande l.iKB no
i7, W. H. A. of 51. Lodtce tnta first
TiHirsdav Bt 2 p. m. and third
Wdnetiy at 8 p. m at K. of P
Hall. VtsitlnR Rlnters welcome.
MRS. NORA R. MACK Elf, a
MAIUOItlE EATON. H. K.
E. H.Hnpo Chapter No. 13, O. E. 8.
hn'da Btatd coinmnlrntr,n the sec
nnd and fourth Wednesdays of each
month. Visiting members cordially
Wflf-omed.
M A Ri II A ET.LTOTT PARKER. W. H
DOINGS OF, KUE DUFFS " No Luck " 15Y AtXflLXN j;-;4f
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POIt 8AL15 OK THADB
FOR SALE On the comer of Third
nnd Y streets, kits 0, 10. fine
o-reom house with barn and chi-k
cn house, cow stable, coiial
Knrai;c, city water, telephone
orchard and chicken run- A bar
gain. Cull Y. M. C. A. after 0
o'clock. G-22-tf
FOR SALE Horse, butrev and
ness- Call 180-J. 6-2a-:it
BARRELS I.aril aiu'r malt barrels.
while they last, (iOc each- Mn
pliersons Bakery. fl-aa-St
FOR SALE One May-Tan electric
washing machine and one sewing
macnine goon as new. uno eoniln
nation heating stove, one buffet
table, and chairs. b;ibv bedstead
one dresser, and other articles
Call evenings between 5 and 8 and
Sunday from 3 p. m. at 170-i Wash
ingtcn or phone 30(i.M. 6-22-tp
FOR SALE Strawberries. LiK'W.
Myers. 1I70JW- . 6-20-tf
'OR HA LI? Business corner. Inquire
Observer. .' 6-7-tf
FOR SALE Six room modern
house. 1G05 Ailams ave. o-.'tl-tf
FOB RENT
FOR RENT Modern 3-room fur
nished apartment, rhone 180-J or
3:J9-W. (i-2il-tf
FOR RENT Two room furnished
apartment. Phone 215-W. (i-23-3t
FOR RENT Four rocm furnished
house on Penn ave. Phone 176-W.
6-2.'l-2tp
FOR 1R1ENT Three room furni:
apartment. Phone 1G2-M. ii-2:
r uii i v urnisnea apartment j:.
m iticney building. See Ed F(rtjt
at iircuoe- o-ZU-tt
FOR RENT Furnished rooms
licht housckcoiiitr- 1512 Adam
Phone 257-J. d-18-tf
FOR KENT Piano-
Phone 24i)-.I,
0-15-tf
FOR RENT Furnished
housekeepvJ"
ing rooms. Phone 44(i-R,
FOR RENT -
- furnished housekceB-Jji,
Phone 470 M. 5-2fi-tf7.'
ing rooms.
NICK LA-UOK airy roon.s. .Hot. audi
cold runmnK water. Chris Millcj:.,
1510 Adams.
5-21-tf
WANTED
.WANTED Sewing. Will make bun
galow aprons and house dresses
for $1.00 each. Phone :!(17-W,
(1-21 -"Tip
WANTED Bundle washings. Done
with extra care nnd ileliveij
2005 Cedar. fi-20-m.p
NICE ROOM nnd 2 meals a day for
two young ladies for the sumnfer-
1701 Washington- .Mrs. Ueiel
SELL TREES FOR IjS Complete
stock- Satisfactory territory., Wrj
todav for particulars. Salem
erv Company, 428 Oregon Bldg-
Salem, Oregon. G-13-121
MISCELLANEOUS
HEMSTITCHING. Buttons Covered,
Mrs. I.. H. Norton. 900 Adams
Ave. Phone 421-W. 9-30-tf
HEMSTITCHING and picot Vyige by
Mrs. Bert HuL'hes. 1417 Washing
ton avenue. 417-W. 4fl-tf
HEMSTITCHING nnd Picot Jlvlge,
nlo Corsctiere lor liarciev corset.
Mro. -T. F. O'Connell. 1104 V) ave
nue. Phono 147-J, or Pihmans
store.
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I.OVKItS OF SI'ORT WILL
ENJOY "WHITE KIIOII.DKUS"
Lovers oLtort will find much to
occupvlhuir attention in "White
houldrrs, the rust .National at
trartion starrin.tr Kuthcrine M:itl)on-
aid, which is now ruunintr at tlu
Arcade Theatre today ami .Tuesday.
Ihose who urc interested in thor
eds may see some of Ken
ueky's finest horses in the scenes
howintr Vircmia Pitman, the
"white shoulders" of the story, in
the nudst ot all the attentions which
. Jim Sino-letun can shower upon
her. In fact, many will appreciate
the evident rejrret with which Vir
ginia, played hy Katherine MacDcn-
aui, reiuseH the int ol a Kentucky
thorouirhh7T proffered bv the Col-
onel-il is on horseback that Col.
SimfTeton makes his first advances
oward Virginia. Hut later events
show that he failed to tuke into
consideration the fact that there
mitrht be n weman who could not
be tempted by offers of expensive
EM IS.
Those whose fancy turns to auto
racing will enjoy the scenes at the
track in which the reckless Cole
Hawkins, played bv Hryaiit Wash
burn, meets Virginia Pitman. The
car driven by (Mr. Washburn in the
role is a hiirh power Diamler, one
of the twenty-two machines of that
make ever ibi-ought to this ccuntry
from Vienna.
There is an out-of-doors atmcr
sphere to "White Shoulders" that
(jives this product icji an exceptional
ly pleasant tone.
A comedy is also being shown
S H E R It Y S LA ST DAY
"Nobody's Money' Starring
. Holt Strong Picture.
Jack
Scoring a decided hit lit its pre
mier, NciKjdy s Money, a Para
mount picture starring Jack Holt,
opened at the Sherry theatre yester-
iy. Ihis is an excellent produc
tion and will doubtless prove one of
the season s big successes.
. UJack Holt, as John Webster a book
rCTagent, with his pal Eddie us his Sec
retary, takes charge of a situation in
which two vouncr writers find tlum-
!sves as the result of creating an
rfimmriniirv niithrtr. I)ninrl:i It?n1)ii't
It seems that a libelous article has
,.nnT, WAht- ,.u nun-
1 retracts the article and accepts an in
vitation to dine at the Governors
imie. When Grace, the Governc.r's
lughter, meets Webster, thev both
y ' ' "It S "'5 i,'" "
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"lay off," but the latter, hints that
should he reveal his secret he (Car
ey) would land in jail. So Carey is
forced tc, 'bow to him.
At the Governor's home, Annette,
maid, nlaces some marked monev.
upposedly a 'bribe from a lumber
compuny, in that otficial s safe. Hut
Eddie, an . ex-burglar, steals the
money and turns it over to Webster.
'iscoc, manager of the lumtier com
pany, ccmes to the Governor s home
and accuses him of having marked
"'"" '". his safe. Investigation
otherwise, ami Annette con
fesses; her part in Briscoe's plot. Of
course he denies it, so the money
found by Eddie, not belonging to the
U'erm;r, has no owner Webster
FOR SALE
Room modern house, garage, lawn,
lot nnd a half; loratel on Kmst
Adams avenue, sonlh Hide, on ma
cadam street. Must bo sold under
forced sale, nnd (ho price la only
$1Soo.(Mi, or $4')0 cash will han
dlo It. Balance easy lernia.
lots In nomlR's Addition, hair
block, on M avenue, the .street that
is hulldlnK up fast, and, going to
hn paved this season, and the price
Is only JliMi.iKi pr lot if sold a)'
together, and good terms,
basement, bnlf-
'fiituatcd on Willow
Btreet ne.'Jrihe Island Clly high
way. Good garden In, all fenced,
god garage all for $2, MM). 00;
mv lomiN nr uill trfidn fnr fit.i...
thing in the west side of town or
In Old Town.
We are selling choice acreage Just on
the Knst side of the, eity adjoin
ing the highway, from one to ten
acres, all platted, nnd roadways
reserved so t hat nil can be
arranged for good building spots.
1'rlee and terms easy; cotue In and
let us explain these lo you.
Phy, Black & Stoop
T" 'llZlo"'''
rooms iifwl fufr
ncre of lnM
pockets it, .$20,000. In the end Web
ster proves to be some one else. He
proposes to Grace and is ucccptod.
Ihe work oi .Mr. Holt as John
Webster is admirable. Wanda Huw-
ley plays the leading feminine role,
with artistry. The picture has a well
balanced cast comprising such well
known screen nctcrs as Julia Faye,
Harry Depp. Robert sellable and
others- The picture was directed by
Wailace Worsley while Houlah i.M'.irie
Dix ilid the adapting.
Also showing a comedy.
CXTEUPKISK. .tune 2.1. V, V.
MeCullv received his commission yes--
terday from the comptroller of the
currency at Washington, us receiver
the First National bank of Jo
seph. A telegram last Thursday
morning advised him of his appoint
ment and sincp then he has been
engaged with Examiner fl. K. Pat
terson, getting the run of the banks
ffuirs. Mr- Patterson has left for
the east and the receiver is now in
full charge.
As stated last week, (he receiver
at
M CULLY NOW N
CHARGE OF BANK
raw
f
EKo9 ALL KOM-StUDS
al flizp Price Each
8- SI 3ux3!Sland. tile.
Qmrher ... S 10.75
Y HI Clinclwir 11.75
,. ml l SnxJ'i SlraiFht Side 12 25
YT-k A t) i Sin.iKlit iii.le 15.95
V t I 71x4 . Straw'. Si.lc 18.75
ISi SB J 32x4 Straik'ht yxtr 21 so
t SM T 'S 3.1x4 Straight Side 22.SO
YAmM AS) 31x4 S'roicht Side 21.50
(A A ' . N.xl". Slr-'tieht .Side 2S.-10
yt V IT5 - W4'i Sttaisht SiJ 27 .as
MJi 1 6 t 34x'; Strair.ht Sk
rjST V S tl 3x4!; SlrulRht Side 2H.75
ffl S. J. 31x5 Stramht Side .13 50
El B4 30x5 S'raiKl.t Side
VJftT. I S nlwiint If ctsbyM
Avj V 11 I with order.
i
, PositivelvNoSecords
neeessarily will seek to protect all
interests. It is his business to ccl
leet the notes and not to sacrifice
them by trying to force payment.
Mr. McCully knows every man in
community and is admirably quali
fied for the duties of his position.
He is now advertising for sale
farm lands and equipment, horses,
cattle and other stock. The.e were
in the hands of the bank when it
.was closed and have not 'been taken
in since then. Nobody has been clos
ed out. That is not the policy of
the reieiver any ' more than of a
bunker.
IJghdilng Kills 'ad. lie
riTT.sni'IKi, June ar...lolm Pear.
cik( a caddie at Ihe Castle Shannon
troll' links, was Instantly killed by
lightning In nn electrical storm Sat
urday. V
The boy, with a bag of clubs over
hhf shoulder, was struck on the, head
.while crossing I b-v eoin-jj-,. iM JiUM
was fractured. Koiir im-iiTi" IheTl
etnity were knocked down but escaped
injury.
Natives of India object lo the taxji
on salt. They need n lot ol salt to
take with the promises of eventual
independence.
An artist sayS nn impressivo paint
ing can he himitht for $100. For
that matter a fraincil $100 hill wouhl
lie nnpresivp.
the r.unir prices as palrl by dealers
BELL CORDS
20 OVER51ZE
NATIONALLY KNOWN
Look at the wonderful
ruverl tread of the liKLL
COK1). lluilt of finest ma
terial o!)ta:nable, by satis-
tied and skilled workeja I
liniiLiiiie the uiwryTTjuua !
wear aaJPar that this
i stand. The kind
i tire you iiavc al'vays
wanted.
OversJze Heavy
Dependable
No matter where you live, whether roads ars
good or bad, the ISKI.L C0I(I will live up to
its wonderful reputation for SKKVICli.
Triple Guarantee: Mileane- Quality-Workmanship
Sold under a most liberal policy Send no
mono',' -we ship C. O. I), the very same day
your order ir, received and allow examination.
If tires do not meet with your approval, you
need not accept them.
You tahe no ri.A. Vnu havm all lo gain.
Mail Your Order tO'day.
Sandwich hits the spot!
You know how it is, follows; pop-corn and apples
and all-day suckers are good enough in their way.
but when it colnes to' a downright good .lunch for
that after-schhol hunirer.
hits the spot like a boxful
Trv these, neMt time hunger Jutsou:
II011C3- nml
Shape anil
Hi.. a. I. Hi.
butter the llesll
In spread lti;lit!v
not to HltJ
I nd It quite to.
Usui slleelwllh rhoppeyiiiils (hlaek ivalnula. pecans
' or hlekny mils.) JT'- I wo siloes shoulil Uu-n bo
pressed Miffether. JTttarnlsli of a half nut may then
IM"Uecl iis deeoTlon on top by lilppilu: the linger
side ofthe nijjrin honey and stlckliiK It on to the
snndwili.
ABirniMiulc anil I'niim
Masll tniX'ruliiil cheese
niannuVie and ons tablespoon or rtnely chopped
walnuts. Mix thoroushly and spread between but
tered Hlle.os of whole wheat, frrnhniu or whlto llread.
For perfect sandwiches, start with
Superfine Milk Bread
the loaf so sweet and rich, any regular feller
would rather eat it than cake, any day.
ASK YOUR
La Grande, Oregon
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Furniture
COMPLETE IlOUSE FURNISH
Any Make Sewin Machine fo
Fron35.00
ED PONOHUE, Prop.
Phone 474-J
Rags Wanted at
the Observer
Butterfat
41c a pound
Delivered in La. Grande
umoirLreamery
Company
Phone Main 122
La Grande, Oregon.
to ! I lJtetuiars
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J"t rV9 iS-Tx ll B.
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-But the
there's nothing mute
of good py.
Nut
twlill
uuinlx-r of slices of
itlt honey, taUinff care
(lKC SprtnHle the hot-
rhew Sanilwli lics
and ndil t o-tnblesponns of
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