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Friday, June 29. 1923. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE NINE Classified PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ISTKOPATIIIO rilYSIClANS DR. J. L. and DR. MARGARET IN GLE Osteopaths, Spinal Curva tuie and Diseases of women and children a specialty. Office phone Main 10G. Residence phone Main 11)15 two rings. Sommer Bildir. DR. . H. E- SCHOEN Osteopathic Physjcian anil Surgeon. Successor to (Dr. G. IW Zimmerman. Office PhHne Main 3- Res. 153-M. Pal-mer-Roesch flililff., l.n Grande. A'lTOKNEYS COOHKAN and EUEHHARD Qeo. T Cochran and Colon II. KberTiard, At torneys. La Grande National Bank Building. C. H. FINN Attorney-al-I.aw, Hoomi xu ana roiey umce mag-, taki elevator. 12-13-ltr. CIllItOI'KACTOR UK. UKI.LE MYEItS. CliiroDraotor New Fuloy Hulldtnu. Hours 10 to 12 a. m.. v to d d. m. ana i 10 s p. . 7-24-tl DR. JTlT" WOODELL Chiropractor ana naturopath, fawn ami Dicon ni seascs, headaches, appendicitis hnnlrfiilinci i-hanmiitiem nvthmn tC- zema, varicose veins, all kinds of stomach, heart and kidney trouble successfully treated' Blood pres sure reduced. Diseases of women and children a specialty. DF.NTISTS DR. R. B. MILLER, Successor to Dr- R. J. Ruckman, Palmer-Roesch Bldg., Adams Ave. at Depot street. Hours 8 to 6. Phone Main 70 Special hours by appointment. La Grande, Ore. NATURE! CUKE UR. A. N. MAYVILI-,HSpeclallat Ir chronic diseases. Methods. Mechano therapy and NaturojiaJ.il. Bkln and blood dlseiises, nervous diseases Chronlo 1-Iinilae'.ie. Kczema. Sciatica Appendicitis. Constipation, Howe Trouble; all kinds or Chronic Dl- aeases successfully ireaien. rnuni Main 693. Hoom 1. 2. 3. second flooi Coolidire Rldtc., opposite S'.ar Thea ter. Office hoiiHe, 10 to 12 a- m. , 1:30 to 5:11(1 d. m. Consultation tree S-4-tf PIANO TUNERS ."XPERT PIANO TUNINI! Clean and voice your piano without extra charge. Work guaranteed. Call New IId Hook Store for appointment. Ro Hi. Phillips. 4-15-f FRATERNAL DIRECTORY U. O. O. M. l,a Grande LodKO No. SSO Loyal OrHer of Mooso, holds regulal meetings every Thursday night at t p. m. at Odd Fellows' Hall. Thi Women's Moosehesrt Legion meet. , meela second Monday of each month Visitors alwavs welcome. A. N. MAYVILLE, Dictator. C. S. S1IULTZ, Secretary. 8. P. O. Elks La Grande tK)dge No 433. uuge meets eaoh Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Home and chit privileges cheerfully extended to all Urutlier F.Iks. De Lile Green, Exalted Ruler Mood Eckley, Secretary. UlllJKKN WGODMHN OF AMERICA La Urande Cunip .No. 7703 meeta on the first Thursday evening of each lontli. In the K. of P. hall. Vlsltlns Neighbors welcome. E. li. nifffJO, V. C. , JAKW ROSTOCK. Cleric. a i.1 nri A . M. 1 .a IJrandu Lodge No i!.. A. F. KnTTA. M., holds regular tnootinu-n rlrst and th rd Fridays at 7:30 p. in. Cordial welcome to all Masons. LOT U SNODGRASS. W. M. E. R. IlINGO. Secretary. V. O. EAGLES .Aerie No. 259. meetB every r-nuay iniiin Dl "ns- Visiting memoers wtfiiMun,:. HARRY T. EDWARDS, Sec. i, L1LLI, w. r. wimliUKN OF THI) WORLD La Grande Camp No. )69. Meeta every Monday night at Eagles Hall. All luiiinu Neighbors welcome. Dues payable at the office of tha clerk Rooms 21-22. La Grande Natlona, bank Building. ' J. J. Murchlson, C. C. II. J. KITCHEN. Clerk. KNIGHTS OF PYTH I AS Red Crosi Lodge No. 27 meets every Monda i ln r-ll Hnll (K. of P Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visiting KntgMS. E. C. FIELDS. C. C. C. L. GRAHAM. K. K. B, WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION nl 4he Maccabees. La Grande Lodge No S7. W. 11. A. of M. Lodge meeta first Thursday at 2 p. m. and third Wednesdsy at 8 p. m., at K. of P Ball. Visiting Sisters welcome. MRS. NORA R. MACK EST, C. MARJOH1E EATON, R. K. O. E. 8.Hope Chapter No. 1J, O. E. 8. ho'ds statf-d communication the sec ond and fourth Wednesdays of each nonth. Visiting members cordially welcomed. MARTHA ELLTITT PARKER, W. M NS A H. GROVI-;. Bee. DOCGS OF. THE DUFFS cot- how wouldt ,rs sTrrC yoi) LIKE TO C rHB SAME . TWO 50DA5 ) s V v. C Want Ads I FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR SALE On the corner of Thinl and Y streets. I.ots 9, lu. One u-room house with barn and chick en house, cow stable, corral, garage, city water, telephone and orchard and chicken run. A bar gain. Call Y. M. C. A. after f. o'clock. 6-22-tf GET READY July 4th coming up. Need new tires, buy Goodyears. Big price reduction just in effect. Cost less than cheap tires. W. 11. Bohnenkamp Co. C-27-.'it FOR SALE One Mny-Tag electric washinsr 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 170S Wash' ingtcn or phone a(iG-M. G-22-6tp FOR SALE Strawberries. Myers. 370-iW- H. W. 0-20-tf FOR S ALU Observer. -Business corner. Inquire C-7-lf FOR 6ALE Six room house. 1605 Adams ave. modern B-Sl-tf NEW TIRE PRICES, Goodyear tires reduced fourteen per cent. New prices mean that Goodyear cost less, net yours now. W. n. Boh nenkamp Co. G-27-3t FOR SALE Ford car. Inquire Sa voy hotel- 6-28-2tp FOR SALE 5x7 camera with gooil lens, several plate holders, leather carrying case. Price S20.00. Call 1:105 M avenue. 6-28-tf FOR RENT FOR RENT Garage, $5 a month llilO Adams. 8-28-tf FOR RENT Three room modern furnished apartment, 140.1 S ave 0-27-3tp FOR RENT Apartment, over Pen ny Company store. Call Observer, Main 37. 0-27-Btp FOR RENT Modem S-room fur nished apartment. Phone 180-J or .l.lfl-W. 6-23-tf FOR RENT Furnished apartment in Richey building. See hd Ford at Arcade- G-20-tf FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 1512 Adams. Phone 257-J. fl-18-tf FOR RENT Piano- Phono 240-.I. fi-15-tf FOR RENT Furnished housekeep ing rooms. Phone 44(i-R. 0,-8-tf FOR RENT Furnished housekeep ing rooms. Phone 470 M. fi-20-tf NICE LARGE airy rooms. Hot and cold running water. Chris Miller, 1510 Adams. 5-21-tf WANTED WANTED Experienced woman of refinement wishes a position as housekeeping. Inquire Grnnile Romle Valley House. G-27-.'!tp WANTED A. housekeeper, 170!) Washington avenue. 6-27-.ltp WANTED On ranch, lady cook. In quire Central Office, Imbler. G-2(i-4tp NICE ROOM and 2 meals a day for two young ladies for the summer 1701 Washington- Mrs. Geibel. G-22-8t SELL TREES FOR t)S Complete stock. Satisfactory territory. Write today for particulars. Salem Nurs ery Company, 428 Oregon Bltlg-, Salem, Oregon. 6-13-12t WANTED To rent four or five room furnished house. K. A. hin clair, Foley Hotel. fi-28-Utp WANTED A woman as hnusdkeep er. Competent and responsible. Will nav cool wages to the right person. Phone Main 55. fi-28-tf IXST LOST Small coin purse between Chautauqua grounds and Adams avenue, containing $42-00. Return to Floyd McKennon. fl-2fi-tf LOST A cameo necktie pin. Finder return to Newlin Drug Co. Re ward. G-28-2t "FOUND FOUND Bunch of keys on ring. Owner may have same by calling and paying for this ad. Inquire Observer. . fl-28-2t Soviet rule micht work very nicely in a land addicted to the Golden Rule. What German policy. Poincare really needs is a vote c confidence in his theatres JAWN. DOG ACTOR, HAS BIG HOLE IN "TH K tUMiETTKIC It is not often that an actor, either i the legitimate stage or in the silent drama, has the opportunity of re-acting a role that he has lived in I real life. However, in "The litvtiPt- ter," Cosmopolitan's picturir.ation for Paramount of a Peter B. Kyne story, directed by E. H. Griffith, which will be on view at the Arcade theatre today and Saturday, such is the un usual experience ot John r rieiul, known to his fellow actors in the profession as "Jawn." "Jawn"may not be as familiar a figure to movie fans as is Charlie 4-haphn, Lionel tBurrymore or some of the other male stars of the screen, but among motion picture people he is known from ccaxt to coast. In short, 'Javn" is a dog actor and credited with being as good a one as ever fought for a bone. In fact ''Jawn's" story is one that rivals those of our leading film stars. He is owned by Raymond -M'cKee, leading man in pictures, who loaned him to the Cosmopolitan Corp. for the picturization of "The Go-Getter." In the story "Jawn" plays a promi nent role. In the first part ho is considered a dangerous and savage oeast, and every eiicrt is made to do away with him . by ipoisoning and drowning him. Strangely enough, "Jawn" was un tiergoing just such an experience wnen ne came into iho hands ol Mc Kee. The actor was working in a picture ,on the const at the time anil discovered "Jawn" while out on location in Southern California. The dog was considered wild and feroc ious and many wanted to dispose of him- "Jawn" evidently surmised their intention anil refused to eat any meat, fearing that it contained poison. He substituted on fish, which he procured for himself by diving intc, tne waters. it was this ability as a canine lisherman that attracted McKee to the dog. He purchased him and later brought him east. Since then "Juwn" has developed into a regular actor and is as tame as a New Foundland, except when the exigen cies of the picture demand that he be otherwise. v T. IRov Barnes ' nnrl Seenn iflwon play feature roles in "The Go-Get-ter," the cast of which also inclinlps William Nonis, Tom Lewis, Louis Wclheim, Fred Stanley, John Can-, William J. Sorelle and Jane Jen nings. ' Observer Wont Ada Khne Results. MISCELLANEOUS HEMSTITCHING and Picot Edge promptly tlone by Mrs. E. C. Tuek ey, 1808 Second St. fi-27-tf HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. Mrs. 1,. 11. Morton, 906 Adams Ave. Phone 421-W. 8-30-tf HEMSTITCHING and plcot edga by 'mrs. cert Hugnes, 1417 Washing ton avenue. 417-W. 4-16-tf HEMSTITCHING and Picot Edge, nl.-n "'-r...t ; f U I . Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O ave nue. Phono 147-J, or Putmnns store. - G-8-tf FOR SALE Five rooms, . pnntry, clnncta, cold storage, ci'llur. gunige, chicken house nnd run; two lols, city wMler, also n good well, i-li-clrlc lights. Rilnuloil near Second slreet. on Division street. Price $17lMI.0ll, tint! $4110.00 rush will handle II. Htilonce monthly Install ments, $r,.oo per month, Ini lndlni; In terest. Rlx-room modern hotise full base ment, furnished. Good gariig,-, Incaled t I'oiu'lli slreet. n,:ti .Mormon t ele. ll'riee $:!.Min.ftfi; 40 per Iqwn. Valtinco monthly instill Good ffOOl 1)1 lining r oliirkcn nown, dolnpr n IXdrooms, kitrhiMi. lioiiHf, ono nrn or hint, Parlies 1 tired, ni all ckmr, nenr larR-o Hftwinfll. Ktiinfr old nnd ri'tiro. Property 20 to 85 rojfuhir hourd- th nil th All f iirnlHhod nnd w'U kppt up. cjikIi, luil n net Pl-lrti $H(Hiii.0O; $r.(Ki t.'i. pep month. Phy, Black & Stoop In The l a frande Nallnnal Rank llliln l,a (.ninflp, Oregon. l'llO.M: MAI N Sfl Leave lirflnls. S I s note n slin-ss. 17 lm nnd ni I ninir EVERETT TRUE l(MUC(.6 JOINTS. AND IP YOO (T rzMM.,l Tr 1 Vours, n'cc c.er coose Anv lftOS- CR.iAC SoMErg SIIERRYS POLA NEGRI LAST DAY, TODAY There is a new Poln Negri picture on view 111 town at the Sherry thea tre. It is the Goldwyn picture, "Mad Love," and gives the Polish screen beauty one c.f her most out standing roles as Sappho, a beauti ful woman who delights in exacting the homage of men. Sappho discards the lover of whom she has just wearied, breaking his heart. His brother anathem11ti7.es the woman in her hearing, thereby arousing an interest in himself which soon turns to the first and only gen uine lave the woman has ever ex perienced. She tries to hide from her new love that it was she who had treated his brother so shamefully, but a jealous , millionaire, 'who has been supporting the woman, reveals the truth. The three principals then become as bits of flotsam flung into the vertex of a whirlpool, tosscil hither and. thither as passion dic tates. Sappho is killed, by her dis carded lover, at the end, in a mag- nilicenlly acted Hcont. . 'Mad Love" is a Pola Negri film that no odmirer otf hers should by any means miss. It will hold you tense till the final foot of film. Comedy showing, "Felix Gets Left." ,. , .- .,,!-" An Observer Wnnt Ad will sell It. IK It to Olivia Y I HOPE VOU EMJOVEP "'it jmwk h trt thcame 1 prlcea mm paid by deoL'ri y 'ffJJj AIX NOSI-SKIDS BELL C0RD& ' AST VII I Si" P"'c Each 20 OVERSIZE , lWJk - ' J 30x3 ! Stand. nu, V a T ! 4. ciinchr .... $10.75 NATIONALLY IiMrtrN fi One 9 II 3 3ta3H SuiH-r Sue, m y8 rfcaafl H S(l3.' StSSuht Side 12.25 VWLM A.fil J 82x3X StraiRht S.cla 15.SS MW Til It 31x4 Mra,ht Suit 18.75 VS A fj4 I 3 32x4 Stramht Sirtt 21.60 1 i0&J AI V 34x4 Sicntht Side ?ijrfT ff 11 A 32x4l Straight Side JT4I) 4 f A 3.1x4' Straight Snl7.2S Z 'SI t t 34X4K StrsiKlit 27.75 1 VI I ll 3!x4a SlraiKhlff.io 28.75 A, mijl i 33x5 Strisr Side 33.50 ?T I 35x5 SlusRlit Side 34. SO 1 g -J I 2 QPunt if cash is sent I pawilh order, iZA ymn 11 l WhU for Burtfn Prtew on our ;( wor.Jrrful HhlX HKD TUBKH. ,: Positively No Seconds y -'or Retread Tires Your soda- bv treatimg VdO TO THAT SOPA I BROKE, ONE OF MY J PRIHCJPLES S DOY(Jl)MPAklT ARE ....' . . IjtllrT-W.' By Condo Recommends ChnmbcniiWH Tablets. "Chahdierlain's Tablets have been used by m husband and myself oft and on for the past five years. When my husband goes away from home he ulways takes n bottle of them idong with him. Whenever I have that heavy fooling after eating, or foci dull and played out, I tnko one or two of Chamberlain's Tublsts and they fix me un fine," writes Mrs. Newton Vreelnnd, Minoa, N. Y. Take these tablets when troubled with constipation or indigestion and they will do you good. Adv. 'A will been up. professor says our mad baste destroy the race- He hasn't wntching any buildings going Meals Served Snln.ds of Any Style Chop' Huy and Noodlec served In eonnerllon Will bo 11:11! to serve duncesj iiilli's of nny U IMelllH Are Iho llmTu!il t'lean ' at I lieifcaarsl linics rty Grill 211 Depot Look tvne wonderful ruvtjTread of the HELL fo. Built of finest ma- ft rial obtainable, by satis fied and skilled workers. Imagine the tremendous weiir and tear that this Ire. id can stand. The kind of a tire you have always wanted. Oversize Heavy Dependable No matter where you live, whether roads are good or had, the BKLL CORD will live up to its wonderlul reputation for SERVICE. Trip la Guarantee: W I leage-Quality-Workmanship Sold under a most liberal policy Send no money- -we ship C. O. D. the very same day your order is received and allow examination. If tires do not meet with your approval, you need not accept them. You takm no ritk. You havm ali to gam. Mail Your Order to-day. ' IT 15 ONE. OF si Pe?UJClPl-ES NEVER TO GPEND MV JUST WHAT MONEY ON YOO CJ(?OKF.V in -r.-. a ir ' . m pirc You Going .lolly Sniulu lehes Vm tlio sweet Kfl lid tvb'h -whii'li si'i-ves nlii'ly . ri' ' a dessert - usu 111 n .r n a lade. Jnm, Ji My ni' a 11 y innerve nni km Ihpilil. Here's a tnjr. Kt'sllfii Spreni Initter- I'll Slii es will ciirrnii J e VTy a 11 il -iiumub' wli li Vjnippeil l-:nulish walnut 111111IM. T r I 111 ernsiN nnd vul HliiH-H in hnir, illna-oiially. pleasant until the Chat itality. Make peal: ' ' Hnvoi'y SamlwU'lies lllaneh almonds, and brown one. half rup in cooklnff oil plnei-d In 11 skillet. t;lion fine. Mi-nson well with . nn It and pniirlkn nnd ndd two tablespoons or ehnppeil : plcklcH nnd one liililespoon eltopped elnilncy. Orenin tine lai'Ke ereu llK-lleese nnd apread on thin Slices of Hrend. Sprinkle wild lhe nlniond mlturi and press top slice of lireail Into plnoe. t'ut In lriiuu:!e Hbnpes. The tastiest sandwiches are made with j Superfine Milk Bread It is a delicious eat-y loaf, rich in the flavor. T, lmrrTTTr tl-ition that satisiics. Ask your grocei. ,. L'a Grande, Oregon Rags Wanted at the Observer TOULTRY Nice Fat Hens and Delicious Springers I for 4UJ of July and (Unday dinner: finest quality and as usual at money Having prices. i Skaggs ITnitcd Slorcs BY AIJLSLVN MY thatV-; why 'VOU Nr.VP.R OlfJl.: r ANY 1 r Picnicking Tea-time is Sandwich time Tea and light sandwiches make a bracer to tide, you over evening men goes so wiilHflver the tea cups thatfefywhere tea-tima has rajurto be the most popular hoikTior informal friendly hos- your tea sandwiches dainty both in . size and kind, without crusts. Fillings should he smooth and delicate, prefer- ' ably of lettuce and mayonnaise, watercress, chopped olives, minced chicken or turkey. Here is something new that will ap-' 0000O000000000000000000009) IMPERIAL TA M 10000000000000000000000000a FORD & GEORGE IN 44 After Miilnlulit Call Foley Holel MAIN 77S I La Grande MATTRESS SHOP AND S WRAVING WOUKST Mnttreases or all kinds -tfleaneii I - and rnlnillt. lenpthnr tTiovatln. J ltns Itujra ami I'luTJltm-s rojmj Carpet uiTtii draining f 1 Villi, rr,t) anil up CliaM, l-lilwanls, I'rop. ' j Factory I'lmne 23.1-W. , J OOOOO OOO O DO OOOOO OOCI.OOOOO O Money 1 Td Loan i prnpmtf 2 temia, 3 J. IC C)llf a ooooooooooooooooa 4V 5 AIN S80 I prcIviit acnviCE g Afttfr Mtiiight Call g HERMAN'S i34J MM M jp V '! ErfclosetTCars ill Ivan IMA o o a o " on Inislii(v4 nrVToniB 3 on eaui nmilbly 2 Iiimiifo o I'lionn 131-W. oooooooao - 7
