La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 27, 1923, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, June 27, '1923. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE ' NINE ( Classified PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY jOStkopatiiio rnvsioiANS DR. J. L. and DR. MARGARET IN GLE Osteopaths, Spinal Curva ture and Diseases o women and children a specialty. Office phone Main 10G. Residence phone Main 100 two rings. Sommer Bildg. DR. II. E- SCHOEN Osteopathic Pliysician ami Surgeon. Successor to Dr. G. IW Zimmerman. Office Phone Mnin W- Res. 153-M. Pal-raer-Ropsch Mldg., I, a Grande. ATTOHNKYS COCHRAN and BHEItllARI) Qeo. T Cochran and Colon It. Eberh&rd, At torneys. La Crande National Hank Building. C. H. FINN Attorney-at-I.aw. Itooma 20 and 23 Foley Oftlco llldtf, Tak elevator. 12-13-lrr CUIROl'HACTOK UH. UELLE MY 13 KS, Chiropractor New ioiey uuuoiiit;. noura iu to m. so.. 2 to 6 l). in. and 7 to 8 p. 7-24-tf DR. JrET WOODKLL Chiropractor and naturoDath. bkin and blcod di peases, headaches, nppendicitis: backaches, rheumatism, asthma, ec zema, varicose veins, all kinds of otomach, 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 Hldg., Adams Ave. at Depot street. Hours 8 to (i. Phono Main 70- Snecial hours by appointment. La Grande, Ore. NATURE CURE OR. A. N. MAYVIIXEKpcclallBt ir chronic diseases. Methods, iuecnano Therapy and Naturop.-Uh. Skin ant blood disensea, nervous dlaeases Phrnnln HendHe'.ie. Eczema. Uclatlca Appendicitis, Constipation, Uowel Trouble; all kinds of Chronic Di seases successfully treated. Phoni Main Itooin 1, 2, 3. second flooi Coolldge Hldir., opposite tf'nr Thea 1 ter. Office house, 10 to 1H a m I 1:80 to 0:110 p. in. Consultation free 3-4-tf PIANO TUNERS EXPERT PIANO TUNING Clean and voice your piano without extre charge. Work guaranteed, call New- ' llu liook Store for appointment. Roi ls. l'hllllpB. 4-lfi-f FRATERNAL DIRECTORY It. O. O. M. I.a Grande Lodge No. 350 Loyal OrHer of Moose, holds regulai meetings every Thursday night at I p. m. at Odd Fellows' Hall. Thi Women's Mooseheart Legion meet) meets second Monduy of each month I Visitors always welcome. A. N. MAYVILLE, Dictator. C. S. SHLLTZ, Secretary. . u on ttiitb t, nrsnflft Lodire No 433. tjouge meets each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Home and clul privileges cheerfully extended to all ll-ntl,.. WVn De Lile Green, Exalted Ruler Mood Eckley, Secretary. UOUIOHN WOODMEN OF AM13KICA I.a Grande Camp No. 7703 meets on the first Thursday evening of each suonth. In the K. of r. hall. Visiting NeBhhorSBWelcon.e.No0i v e ( JAKE ROSTOCK. Clerk. i.. a yi l. c.rnnde Lodge No A. F ari3"A. M., holds regular meetings first and third Fridays at 7-30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all M""0nL'0T U SNODGRASS, W. M. B. R. RINGO, SecreUry. .1" o. EAGLES Aerie No. 253, meets every Friday night ac Laglea liall Vlslllng members welcome. HARRY T. EDWARDS, Sec. Z. LILLY, W. P. f,.ii-,ii-M THM WOULD La Grande Camp No. 1(10. Maeta everj Monday night at Eagles Hall. All visiting Neighbors welcome. Dues payable at the office of tha clerk Rooms 21-22. La Grands Nationa, Dank isuuuins. J. J. Murchfson, C. C. , R. J. KiTCHliN, Clerk. KNIGHTS OF PVTHlASRed Crosi Lodge No. 27 meets every Monda -.. In Caalle Hall (K. Of P Hall), it 8 p. m. A rythlan welcome l al. vlltlnBpKn.g.us.& & C.' L. GRAHAM, K. K. 8. WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION nl the Maccabees, I.a Granue Loose n 2V, W. H. A. of M. Lodge meets first Thursday at 2 p. m. and thlrj Wednesday at 8 p. n.. at K. of P Hall. Visiting Sisters welcome. MRS. NORA H. MACKEST. C, MARJORIE EATON, R. K. O. V.. 8. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E. S. bolds"siated communication the sec ond and fourth Wednesdays of each nonth. Visiting members cordially welcomed. . MARTHA ET.t.TOTT PARKER, W. M tVVA S. GROVE. Sec. DOINGS OE WIE DUFFS v.; at, ,Voo ."TV AT THiMG 'HAVE ON ? I f : ri ' Ml ml V!0m Want Ads FOR SALE OB TRADE I-OR SALE On tlie corner of Third and Y streets. Lots , 10. One 5-rcom house with barn and chick- ' en . house, cow stable, corral, garage, city wnter, telephone and orchard and chicken run- A bar gain. Call Y. XI. C. A. after (1 o'clock. (i-22-tf l'OR SALE One May-Tag electric washing machine, and one sewing machine good as new. One combi nation heating stove, one 'buffet, table, and chairs, baby bedstead, one dresser, and other articles. Call evenings between 5 and 8 and Sunday from 3 p. m. at 1703 Wash ington br phone Hllb'-M; fi-22-h'tp FOR SALE-Strawberries. Myers. U7(MW- II. W. 6-20-tf FOIl SALK Obaerver, -Business corner. Inquire . O-T-tf FOR SALE Six room modern house. 1005 Adams ave. 6-31-tf FOR SALE iBest acre tract in La Grande. Good house and outbuild ings, & acre berries. Easy terms and payments. C. S. Stilwell, 270!) N. Depot. fi-2.r)-3tp FOR RENT FOR -BENT One. small three-room furnished house, $1(1.00. 1707 Jef ferson avenue. fi-26-2t FOR RENT Two-rocm furnished apartment for light housekeeping; newly painted with electric stove. No children. Phone 464-J, or call 1303 M avenue. 6-2G-tf FOR RENT Modern apartment at 1904 Third. C-2.r-3t FOR RENT Modern 3-room fur nished apartment. Phone 180-J or 339-W. 6-23-tf FOR RENT Furnished apartment in Richey building. See Ed Ford at Arcade- 6-20-tf FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 1512 Adams. Phone 257-J. . . 6-18-tf FOR RENT Piano- Phone 24G-J. 6-15-tf FOR KENT Furnislied housekeep ing rooms. Phone 446-R. (J-8-tf FOR RENT Furnished housekeep ing rooms, pnone 470 M. 6-26-tt NICE LARGE airy rooms. Hot and co'd running water. Chns Miller, 1510 Adanw. 5-21-tf FOR .BENT Two-room furnished apartment, newly painted, with electric stove. Phone 4114-.I or call 1305 M ave- fi-25-tf WANTED WANTED On ranch; lady cook. In quire Central Office, Imbler. B-20-4tp WANTED Middle aged lady for housekeeper. Mrs. Chns. II. Rey nolds, 702 Washington St. G-2(i-3t NICE-ROOM and 2 meals a day for two young ladies for the summer 1701 Washington- Mrs. Geibel. 6-22-8t SELL TREES FOR US Complete stock. Satisfactory territory. Write todav for particulars. Salem Nurs ery Company, 428 Oregon Bldg-, Salem, Oregon 8-1 3-1 2t I,OS'C LOST i! horses and one colt, prob ablv headed for Idaho. Finder no- tifly Harrison Davis at llilgard, and receive reward and expenses, ' 6-2(i-l!tp LOST Small coin purse between ' chautauqua grounds and Adams . avenue, containing $42.00, . Return to Floyd McKennon. (i-2h'-tf MISCELLANEOUS HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. Mrs. L. H. Norton. 906 Adams Ave. Phone 421-W. 9-30-tf HEMSTITCHING and ptcot edge by Mrs. Bert Hughes. 1417 Washing ton avenue. 417-W. 4-16-tf HEMSTITCHING and Picot Edge, also Corsetiere for Barcley Corset. Mrs. J. F. O Conned, 1104 O ave nue. Phone 147-J, or Putmnns store. 6-8-tf Why Suffer from Rheumatism? Do vou know that nine out of every ten cases of rheumatism are simply rheumatism of the muscles or chronic rheumatism, neither of which require any internal treatment.' Ihe pain may be relieved ny applying Chamberlain's Liniment, which mnkes sleep and rest possible, and that cer tainly means a great deal to any one amtcted with rheumatism. Adv, Ma Vv'ilV THEi Ax m m u im ' MM Money iwLLlm MS A VM ' Wl ' I To Loan J ) U 1 1 I I I I A J 111 t:ai Lfl n-i . - 2 2 theatres j THRILLING AKHIAL SCENES BIG FEATURE OF PHOTOPLAY "THE GO-GETTER" - The most thrilling and picturesque aerial tiutmes ever staged ior a mo tion picture, it is said, were made in the filming of "The Go-Getter," a Oesmopolitan picturization of a Peter B. Kyne story, which 1). II. Griffith directed and which will be the feat ure ut the Arcade Theatre for three days beginning Thursday. '"The shooting" of these scenes took place at Curtis Aviation Field, -Mineola,' and other parts of Long Island and in the International Stu dios in New York. This particular part c,f the picture entails nothing but night scenes, the most spectacular of which is ope showing a race between an aeroplane and a speeding express train. This scene is expected to be a revelation when shown upon tile screen, espe cially the part .where the speeding train is shown as "shot" from the flying aeroplane. It brings to the screen seme directorial ingenuity and also some exceptionally splendid photography. . In the , making of these aerial scenes for "The. Co-Getter'' Director Griffith had the co-operation of the Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor corpor ation, which roleased an nir machine for certain "shots" that were taken in the International Studios. Wil liam J. MacMillan, assistant manag er at curtiss field, designed the ap paratus and supervised the setting up of the aeroplane in the studio, assisted by members of the Curtis engineering staff: who worked out various safety factors and perfected otner details. T. Rov Barnes.. Seena Owen. Wil Mam Norris. Tom Lewis and Louii iWolheim are featured in "The Go-Getter-" The cast also includes Fred erick Snntley, John Carr, William J Sorelle, Jane Jennings and others. SHERKYS LAST DAY "The Beautiful and Damned.' Marie Prevost who noitravs beau tiful ,' Gloria in .this production has been nccepted by art critics as one of the most beautiful girls in Amer ica. .xne:nc.vel is one of the best sellers of years and all readers of the nook will want to see the picture. Warner Bros, productions shown at this theatre are examples of the highest are in the picturization of popular novels. Comedy, "The Four Orphans." FIRST WO.M AN AG It 1CU LTURIST (By Associated Press) EDMONTON, Alta.. Juno 2fi The degree of bachelor of science has been awarded Miss Sheila Mar-' ryatt, the first woman trrndunte in agriculture from the University of Alberta. She completed the nre- scribed three-year agricultural course with honors in a class of several hundred men. Miss Mnrrvatt. sister c.f the TTnn .' Irene Uarlbv. minister without nm-f. folio in the Alberta provincial cabi net, has announced -that she will tnke up a quarter section near Alix, Alta., and will apply scientific agricultural metnoiis to the land. Miss Mar ryatt believes that women can suc ceed as farmers just as well as men' FOR SALE I Ive rooms, pantry, closetf,' cold storage, cellar, garage, chicken how run ; two lots, city water, also a good well, electric lights. Situated near Second slreet on Division, street,. I Tiro I 71111.11(1, nnd ft . i cash wil handle it. llulance monthly insta inenls, J2ii.no per month, Including In. Y y v I ;"iootoooooooooooooo6oo6ooooflr terest. WIT F"3( I unim-Muu o Hi!iltiylAi S - ' I siA Price Each 20 OVERSIZE - O IlJ-.iVlTlrti O ' - '' Olf'Hi " ' NATIONALLY KNOWN t g .1341 I ML'iJi '- uT"-lT,f yj.' 1111 Look at the wonderful Jj 1ULL.1KI Jg o Six-room modern house, full le- iT!f SirS sS 'lis .runted tread of Uie BEL Jo o - ment, furnisVed. Good garage. located J"f4l A 314 sUSt S.'il 18.75 CORD. Budt of t , , , i oOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOff on l.-onrih aii-eei. near .MoniiyTtnher- ? A mj x4 gtjiifijt Sida 21.50 tcnal olMainaUirEy satis- '. NlCO 1' M llCilS ailtl ! i nne.ie. ITic J:ir.uo.iio; 4ij,cr cent I Jf'A I i 84x4 st-aiitlit Sale. 23lso fied andjfficd workers. J " . - , down. Bala ice nionlbly Watnllments. V T,Y! . 324 sjiaiKht Sido 26.10 lmagii)nlie tremendous i TlnliV'iniia Riivinrrpva !n iiM i SS S jaPd tear that thi. . Ucliuous bpungeis . FORD & GEORGE I A "J I J 35x4,' Jraigla Side 28.75 vT-ad can stand, the kind t ' vJrl I y VF i 335 SlraiKht Side 33.so of a tire you have always ' 7B jSk, SLj ' - I jf viX'ttK. 35x5 i"11" s"" wantt'd- i K wr ! Si Bk C Oood hrel InV'allowa, doing a Vil'SLJ! i Ditonnt If co-Jfls tent , ! S M. A. Jf. .H V good bualss. jf: liedrooms, kitchen, ' i? i ord.r Oversize Heavy -i Jfri n-rTnlv nnT l I m"mm dining royff on garage, imrn. i j f I ' Dependable ! in 01 juiy .in(i ftervicu cblrlten fojF-, bog house, one acre , f S CI XfiS I I - J f. of land. Waled near large anwnilll. ! 4R VJf A No niattcr where you live, whether roads are bUntlfiy (11111161. S JiillClOSea I'artle.s owning 11 nre g.-lling old and H gd or bad, the BKLL CORD will live up to, J Y l jfVLL tired, and want to retire. iTopei-tv Xf.''Ti J& If, U wonderful reputation for SERVICE. S X , A w T M mfikVk M W--'?? The very finesjualily ! MAIN 44 ' wen kept up. iTice jn .on: $2r.no 7 VSS!s5Cf - Sold undtsr a mc liberal policy-Send no 5 .,., Mllln..lt r,. Fole noil caah, balance J-,0.0,1 per monlh. 7 kbSI :. ""P V!? Very I 111(1 MS U iUfl fit lHOnCV wi'li ' 'Vi'jfwri.. tor a wm ph our your order is received and allow examination. ,ln " ,u'f l" "'""-J , MAIiv 77.4 , wonderful iikll nED -routs. If tires do not meet with your approval, you - ' ' " ifpositive.yHoSecondsl . Raving pvWs. - - vk J or Retread TireS You take no risk. Yoa have all to gain. J . jmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Phy, Black & StOOD 'KlL- , , ,i,mM'7liTiT.mlx u ! SkaKgs United Stoics I ! La Grande ' In 1H Grande Nallonn. I.ank I.lSg ' LTIB MSol ' hh . MATTRESS SIIOPVND i"x0 vmnsMfl .-j weavg works His Golf hnw romnlcte BY ALLMAN F,"nor ""novating. J j jt -, . - - - m-, -. ....... fwa..,,,.,.,....'.,-;- J size. ' J, ' yC ? -i f f" ' ZZ.ZZZ1 T7l CArjH'ti RUH Illlg 4'loAlllnS ll ' . HATiDo yjAytr Dow said she kv J ii.su nmi up Ji , .VV.THLFlCr? WOULD 0E AT MV gfFf ELLO." HOkEV, tWj JZZT ' : fOO W't;rV lJ-r ( OFFICE AT1 FOUR O'CLOCK Wf ( tD ( IVcF.P I 'M I ! STOKE I'HONB 613-1 j V-60Lt"'' -rWf 1 1.' VBO M -( WHICH MEANS SHE'LL J I""' ( VOL WA! X tC L'CNu?--'.') ' ' a" A y EVERETT TRUE tioptavT. wow. uefoR.(& is tazt YoCfiS" WOT- CJOIIMS "to OMvcS WlcKHAftl&S ,J,Ut- THS tvA THefJ.?,-.A.C3- v?v r irr Vol "TrcB Con virion ON- maps He think I SVC CCCii AT IT B6c?auS& -you Can't Loqk. Te4USM 1-rJi CLfcM IT 111 cu MAY not i?7ire3 tuHSTHcsi?. You VOOR.. Cl TSu-r iVcS. COT - : VVir- Government statistics based upon census figures show that lo,41 wo men in the Dominion are cperating farms. , - . , Recommends Chnmbrrrnln's Tablets. 'Chamberlain's Tablets have been used bv m husband and mysel! off and on for the pnst five yearn. When I my hui.band goes away from 'home ho always takes a bottle of them i along with him. Whenever I have that heavy fading after eating, or feel dull and played out, I take one or two of Chamberlain's Tablets and they fix me un fine," wr.les Mrs. Newton Vrecland, Minoa, N. Y". Take these tablets when troubled with constipation or indigestion and they will do you good, Adv. Meals Served Salnds of Any Stylo Chop .Kuey and Noodles served Inl connection Will bo glnil to servo dn 1 p.'il-llcf of nnvf Meals' Arclllm tVM and Clean nt tfhcj Liberty Grill 1 '""-not 1 ' "" -Ji ; ' Ffm$5rfo $11(5.00 r, nvvvv:;.x ' . ' - ' ; r - - EiipONOHUE, Prop. : j Phone 474-J Fir Jefferson MMmjmmm imainsso ' Mft at the same prices asp.,,,, by aea.en, , - ; ; o V ",-.Vr. ' 5 .' KBlt J BELL CORDS 8 S By Condo NO. W AT KACS. , THINfc. SO 6 -Yv V . out Cook "Babe" Ruth, the inventor of the home run, should have had the blam ed thing patented. the housewife la when her elilna Is dainty and ' or pretty design and decoration. We have dinner Bets, and tea sets In' . rhlnn, English porcelain and Ha.ve.rln. ware that will make your tabid Inviting and a Uilnn of boanty. : r ... F. I-. MMiV V Hardware AT it TSS Rags Wanted at 'MrERIAL TAXI : Sandwich hits the spot! You know how it fellows; pop-corn and apples ' and all-day suckers are good enough in their way but when it comes tt) a downright gxod lunch-ftrr that after-sch'ool Jfiunger, there's no1jrjfquite hits the snot like af boxful Try these, next tiijfte hunger hjj,9 II Shape nnd bu llrend, Ihen l aud d lil not. to spread l to the totu slice with nuts or .hickory nuts.) Tlin pressed tojiol bel A garnish be uacd as decoration on aide of the nut In honey and RticldnK. U on to the : snndwlch. Jlttiiiinlllile ami CrtMUll Clio-so Sandwiches Mash one cream cheese and add two tablespoons of marmalade and onn tablespoon ot finely chopped walnuts. Mix thoroughly- and spread between but tered alices ot whole, wheal, graham or while llrend.. -." 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. wjsu , ASK YOUR I'a Grande, Furniture But the of good sandwiches ! tll(hvirll d number of sIIcoh of with honey, tuUinp enro odKe. SlM-lnkU- the hol- (black walnuts, in'cnna two Rllcea 'should tlndl bo of a liftH nut may then top liy dipping tile tinner GROCER liemi Oregon (J Exchange OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC 'A "i- W