La Grande evening observer., June 30, 1923, Image 9

Saturday, June 30, 1923.
" THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
TAGE NINE
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Classified
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
OCTROI ATI. 10 rilYSIClANS
DR. J. L. and DR. MARGARET IN
GLE Osteopaths, Spinal Curva
ture and Diseases ot women and
children a specialty. Office phone
Main 100. Residence phone Muin
100 two rings. Sommer Bildg.
PR. K. E. SfiHOEN Osteopathic
Physician and Surgeon. Successor
to Dr. G. IW Zimmerman. Office
Phone Main BS- Res. 1M-M. Pal-mer-Roesch
Bldg., ji Grande.
A'rrOKNEY8
COCHKAN and EHEl'.HAHI) Geo. T
Cochran and Colon It. KburTTard, At
torneys. La Grande National Eank'
Uuildlnu.
C. H. K1NN Attorney-at-Law, Rooma
20 and 23olty Office illdit. Taki
elevator. 12-lS-lnr
CHIROPRACTOR
Ult. BELLE MYERS. Chironractor
New l-'oley Building. Hours 10 to 12
a. m.. to o d. m. ana l to l d
7-24-tl
DR. jr"ET WOODELL Chiropractor
and naturonath. Skin and blcod di
senses, headaches, appendicitis,
backaches, rheumatism, asthma, e&
zema. varicose veins, all kinds ol
' 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
llldg., Adams Ave. at Depot street,
Hours 8 to fl. Phone Main 70-
Snecial hours by appointment. La
Grande, Ore.
NATURE CURE
OK. A. N. MAYVJLLE8peclallst Ir
ohrnnln (HapflftPM. Methuda. Klecliano-
Therapy and Naturopath. Skin and
blood diseases, nervous diseases
Chronic Headache. Eczema. Sciatica
Appendicitis. Constipation, Bowal
Trouble; all klnda of Chronic D,
esses successfully trested. I'tiom
1 Main 593. Room 1, 2. 8. second flooi
coollOb-e wtlij., opposite S'.ar -ruea-1
ter. Office house, 10 to 12 a. m.
i 1:1U to &:UO d. ni. Consultation free
8-4-tf
PIANO TUNERS
B5XPERT PIANO TUNING Clean and
voice your piano without extra
charo-e. Work k-uaranteed. Call New
lln Hook Stare for appointment Roy
hi. Phillips. 4-m-ti
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
I. O. O. M. La Qrnnfle Lofl(f No. 350
' Lroya) OrSer of Moose, holds regulai
meet Id go every Thursday nfeht at i
. p. in. at Odd Fellows' Hall. Tin
Women's Mooseheart Legion meeu
I meets second Monday of each month
i Visitors always welcome.
A. N. MAYVILLE, Dictator.
C. S. SHULTZ, Secretary.
B, P. O. Elks L.a Grande Uodge No
483. Lioage meets each Thursday
venltig at 8 o'clock Home and clut
privileged cheerfully extended to Ml
Brother Elks.
De Lile Green, Exalted Ruler
Mood Eckley, Secretary.
to UK UN WOODMEN OF AMBRICA
La Grande Camp No. 7703 meets on
the first Thursday evening of each
Month. In the K. of P. hall. Visiting
Neighbors welcome.
B. h. RTNGO, V. C.
( JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk.
a. Mini A. M. La Grande Lodge No
1. A. F. ancfA. M., holds regular
meetings first and third Fridays at
7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all
Masons.
LOT L. SNODGHASS, W. M.
E. R. R1NUO, Secretary.
F. O. EAGLES Aerie No. 259, meets
every Friday night at Hagiei uau
, Vlsltlntf members welcome.
HARRY T. EDWARDS, Sec,
Z. LILLY. W. P.
WOODM EN OF THE WORLD La
Grande Camp No. 169. Meets every
Monday night at En ; Hall. All
visit in g Neighbors welcome. Dues
payable at the office of th clerk
Rooms 31-22. La Grande Natlona.
Bank Building.
J. J. MurcMson, C. C.
R. J. KITCHEN. Clerk.
KNIGHTS OP PYTHIAS Red Croai
LodKfl No. 27 meeta everj Mondaj
evening In O.atle Hall (K. of P
Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome
to all visiting Knlghta.
B. C. FIKI.DS. C. C.
C. U GRAHAM. K. K. 8.
WOMKN S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION ol
the Maccabees. I.a Grande Lodge No
n. W. H. A. of M. Lodt'e meeta first
Tnuraday at 3 p. m. and third
WedneadRV at 8 p. at K. of P
ball. Visiting Slaters welcome.
una. nora n. mackei, c.
MARJORIE EATON. R. K.
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D. E. 8.Hope Chapter No. U. O. B. 8.
holds utat-d communication th. sec
ond and fourth Wednesday, of each
Month. Viiltlng member! cordially
welf-omed.
MARTHA KIXIOTT PARKER, W. M
NNA H. GROVE. See.
t,I)OLGS OF THE DUFFS
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-f H- OANNV. COME ,n W$ DANNY. WILL VOU 1
f HERE I WANT Voo Pl-EAE Rum UPSTAIRS ) Wfc !.
' . TO PO SOMETHING J p AND GET YOUR LITTLE ) T fT t j
-, , FOR ME' A' BABY SISTER'S NIGHTIE. iNNN
; S. -C p- kR mother? f;Ui
' 19 -SJ (& AwjOon'T V
-I ij . . T. !.L WAMTTO
I I TT" S 5 sfAVJ v iwasplavim'?
'a Si $f 0Al'lTTX
ant Ads f
FOR SALR OR TRADE
FOR SALE Crate fattened frvers,
50c each. Geo. 11. Chadwick. Phone
490-R. -2l-:)tp
FOR SALE Rhode Island Red fry
ers, (iressen to order, tall Mrs.
liert Grant. Phone Farm IX.
0-29-2tp
FOR SALE Fryers 50c, delivered.
a. t.. itiitnouey. rnone sw-w.
' 6-29-31
FOR SALE One May-Tag electric
washing machine and one sewing
machine good as new. One combi
nation heating stove, one pufei,
flnA nmlii -
lame, anu cnairs, DaDy Densreati,
one dresser, and other articles.
Call evenings between 5 and 8 and
Sunday from 3 p. m. at 17011 Wash
ington or phone 3fili-M. 0-22-fltp
FOR SALE StrawbeiTies.
Myers. S70-iW
H. W.
6-20-tf
KOR SAI.E
Observftr. -Tluslness corner. Inquire
6-7-tf
FOR BALE Six room
house. 1C05 Adams ave.
modern
5-31-tf
FOR SALF, 5x7 camera with pood
lens, several plate holders, leather
. currying case. Price $20.00. Call
105 M avenue. C-28-tf
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Three room furnished
apartment. HiOti Washington.
0-20-2t
FOR RENT Gnrnfje, T
llilO (Adams.
month.
6-28-tf
FOR RENT Modern 3-room fur
nished apartment. Phone 180-J or
3:i-W. fi-23-tf
FOR RENT Furnished apartment
in Kiehey buihluiR. see fcd Ford
at Arcade. 6-20-tf
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 1512 Adams.
Phone 257-J. B-18-tf
FOR RENT Piano-
Phone 240-J.
6-15-tf
FOR KENT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms. Phone 44C-R. i Q-8-tf
FOR RENT -
- Furnished housekeep
Phone 470 M. 6-26-tf
ing rooms.
NICE LAR(iE airy rooms. Hot and
cold running water. Chris Miller,
1510 Adams. 6-21-tf
WANTED
WANTED -
Woman for general
Johnson Bros.. Phone
-29-3tD
housework.
F 147.
WANTED ' Woman to work on
ranch. Phone F 254 or Call 2S5-J.
fi-2S-2tp
NICE ROOM and 2 meals a day" for
two young ladies for the summer.
1701 Washington. Mrs. Geibel.
&-22-8t
WANTED A woman as housekeep
er. Competent and responsible.
Will pay gocd wages to the right
person. Phone Main fiji. 0-28-tf
IXST
LOST Small coin purse between
Chautauqua grounds and Adams
avenue, containing $4200. Return
to Floyd McKennon. 6-26-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
HEMSTITCHING and Picot .Edge
promptly done by Mrs. u. iuck
ev, 1808 Second St. 6-27-tf
HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered.
Mra.,L. H." Norton, DUB Adams
Ave. Phone 421-W. 9-30-tf
HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by
Mrs. Bert Hughes, 1417 Washing
ton avenue. 417-W. 4-lC-tf
HEMSTITCHING and Picot Edge,
also Corsetiere for Barciey corset.
Mrs. J. V. O'Connell, 1104 O ave.
nue. Phone 147-J, or Cu&nans
store. 1
Another sign of returning normal"
cy is that people no longer stand in
awed silence when an efficiency ex-
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mid Reoclvo f'l-wllt In
i;sr!inK for Now Our.
S tandard Garage
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THEATRES
vai ii:vii.i.i: Aitt ADi:
SIMtAV
Four ororinen of exceptional nml
Hy, full of catchy sown, wholonomo
I'omi'ily nml ilimcintr on a twul nov
r attempt , licfon wilt he the at
traction ttt the ArcatJe Dieiiter ' on
Sunday next.
ThU rxtrti ordinary bill h hen tied by
AniWrA.it. Voudk fc Co., America's
i.reorfr travesty nrtiHts in nn lal.or-
pi-odiicilon of "fnt'iuir of 1923 " t
pectacnltti novelty brimful of siir-
prist's uik1 lutltcroiiH situations, n tnnsr
enjovKiTle hit of vniHlevilln Hhowins; (he
hiHlioroiiH side of the popular pifodue-
f'ons or ,n,i prcHenr nay. juxoh v
.MiH Ji'HHlca llxon. "The Overea
tilrl,' ojisisled by Frunk Freeman.
Miss Hixon entertained more than two
hundred thousand jof our Iiovh in
Kntrlnnd, Fmnce, and with the nrmy
of occunntlon In (eriunny ns a drn-
nmllc Ht.pnmo. Rtit'Ue ldlette, r
clever pair In 'A Hrt'eze from Itroatl
way," presentlnK a musical cycle of
Bonus In n mnnner oriKintit. The
Ori-nt K. H. is nnother novelty that
will prove entertnlninfr as well nn in
struct Ive, His acrobatic fents nre faiti
and Ktartlinff, Mia linckwurd and foi
wnrd ht-ndlnj? is unHiirpassed by any
other In bin line.
McCI'TCHI'OX'S NOVI'X. ;
TKl'XTOX KIXC;"
.MAKI.S VIVII 1ICTVR1:
It has hern said of Homo critics thnt
tlipy 'wrlto with pons tlmt art' ovor
keen Hint I hn dies pli-rw" tliiiit.'li
thn newsprint. No nintlor how liiuvli
llio juilK.yt mny. lie, llwy must iriv
n llioi'il of prnlsn to "Truxton Klnw.'
thf l'"ox production starring John till-
bort, which begins a two tny run nt
tho Stnr tontKht.- Gcorffo Hnrr Mc
rutrhron's nov-l was oxcttini? rend-
Inir, but this film makes onch clinr
actor stand out in ilic flcsli.
John Gilbert's momenta of comedy
were many nnd refreshing. Ills dra
matic, efforts were convincingly well
done, lie does some sword fliflitlnff,
the eaual of Ills blade work In "Monti.
Crlsto." To show that he Is an adept
at several sports, Gilbert obliges the
screen audience with a high dive from
castle wall Into a moat. Hut the
delicacy with wlllch tbe handles the
love scenes, often mad a travesty by
oiaers less experienced, stamps nis an
as trlio achievement.
Ruth Clifford as the sweetheart
equals every occasion. She never
gushes, never melts over with sweet
ness, yet she has a charm that holds
the heart interest. Gilbert could not
have a bettor feminine lend. Miss
Clifford could not hope to ploy op
posite n more gifted star. Mickey
Moore, ns thn young Prince contrib
utes a nice bit ot acting. The rest
of the enst. Is of high standard, th.
direction well done nnd tho pliotogra
phy praiseworthy.
sirrnnvs
TODAY ONLY
Almost any report of thn doings of
Georgo Arliss, noted semen and stage
star, Is Interesting, but the announce
ment that, bis latest photoplay, "The
Mnn Who Played God." In which he
has thn star role, and in which hn
again proves his astounding versatili
ty as an actor, constitutes real news
for tho motion picture theatre-goers
ot this city.
The Man Who flayed God." Is
adapted from a play by Jules Eckert
Goodman founded on Convenient-
FOR SALE
Flvo rooms, pantry, rlosoti, cold
storage, cellar, garage, chicken house
and run; two lots, city water, also n
good well, electric, lights. Situated
nenr Second street on Division street.
Price. I 700.00. and 1400.no cash will
handle it. Balance monthly Install
ments, fL'a.Ofi per month, including In
t erest.
Blx-room modern house full baxn-
ment. furnisher. Good garage, located
on Fourth street, near Mormon taber
nacle. Price $:t&ao.nn; 4n per cent
down. Ualance monthly Installments,
Good hotol !n Wallown, dolnff a
good btiHlncflfi. 17 bedrooms, kitchen,
dining room und office, g-nrapri, harn,
chloUfn liouso, Jior hoiiHG, onn ncvt
of lund, lociitod noop Jarg-n Knwnill).
fortlen ownlnir It aro KlUniz old and
tirpd, nnd want to rtiro. Property
all cloar. Has to 35 r'-(riilar board
rn all lh tim. All furnlHlifd nnd
well Uopt up. Trims $8ioo.fiO; $2f.oo
cnwlt, balancn jr.O.MO pr-r month.
Phy, Black & Stoop
In Tlw Im Granda National llaiik lllilg
I,a ;randn, Oregon.
I'iiiim; main no
EVERETT TRUE
DON'T PUT ON
You ft Good
Ccothiss This
orris's story of the same title ns tho
picture.
Mr. Arliss In supported hy a cast of
xccptlonnl strength. Ann Forest
ono of llio most popular women of tho
screen, lias the lending feminine role,
with Kffle Shannon. K.lwnrd Karlo,
Ivan Simpson, "M ar- Astor, Mnrgnret
Seddon and .1. M. Walsh also In tho
list of players. Little -Miriam HutttKtn
and ".Mickey" llonnett also are among
tho players, playing the roles of wnlfs
toward whom the emhlttered musici
an plays God.
Comedy showing "Chop Suoy."
KIIFKHY'S
Sl'Xn.W AMI MONDAY.
i:v aoxks in "itAfixn
Ili:AH'IS." .VIAlt CI.F.VF.R
A new Agnes Ayres has como to
the motion picture screen.
A tantalizing, vivacious girl with
golden, bobbed hair, a flashing smlln
and sparkling eyes has taken the
place of the serenly charming woman
who starred In "The naughter of
uxury" nnd "Borderland," the I'ura-1
mount Pictures. - - -. . ' ! t
In "Itnclng Hearts," a Paramount
l'icturn in which MIsb Ayres It slurred
she Is an entirely new character. As
the peppy young daughter of nn nulo
niobllo manufnctiirer who Is steadily
goin into bankruptcy, sbo displays un
usual enthusiasm.
Itaclng Hearts." is nnhiiie for
at
PositivelyNoSeconds
J or Retread Tires
CCOTHtES THIS ff XG1R. THMT -CI-H3 3
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Hisrs ARE YoJC2 p.-.-' .--yrr-- -
T SEBTlCg. 8affijaaCtf'a4l,2;
g3f f'M I ALL NON-SKIDS
ff4'V fl Bize Price Each
I A aLJI Stand. lize,
I J , f3 I Clincher ,. . . J10.7S
UM I m I 30x.1H Super Size,
fl t T I f Clincher 1I.TS
I '" 30i3 Slramht Side 12.2S
1 JL I i 323M Slramht Side 15.99
T 'T I I 31 Stramht Side 18. 7S
A, A 3.'j.4 Straiuht Sule 21.60
T, 7 33x4 StreiKht Side 22.50
J I I 3x4 Straight Side 23.50
1.7 I . 32x4' SlraiKht Side 26.40
9 . 3.ix4li Straiuht Side 27.25
! I I t 34x4 Sliaisht Side 27.75
T I U 35x4X Straight Side 28.75
I T " 33x5 Straight Side 33.50
J I 35x5 Slraiatit Side 34.50
TJ 2 Diacount It cash la lent
1 Irk ' with order.
n
SLstcrs Ai'e a Lot of Uother
i NOW. LISTEN HERE, VOUNCi
f MAN, IF VOU RE NOT
IUMD TO YOUR LITTiE
:OIOItK OHC NILLTOIUNHCIS
AINi;S AND FLV BACK
TO BAtiY LAND"
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Dy Condo
i twHX NOT ? 1
II lim YOU FOI5SE.T. Hy
many ri-nsons. Klrst, because It serves
10 Introduce this New Agnes Ayres to
llio screen. Second, because as iho
driver of a high-powered amoinohlle
In the thrilling raen rllnun, she Is
Hie first woman of llio screen to pilot
a racing car in actual contest. In
addition, It again brings ,llsi Avros
and Theodore Roberts to llio somen
ns daughter and father, the previous
occnslon having tnken placo lliroe
years ago dining Iho production of
"Too Much Speed." In which Wallace
Mold starred for Paramount. Hlch
ard Hlx. loading mnn. Is excellent In
his liiipcraounllnn. The enst general
ly Is high grade.
Comedy "Hearts nnd Hammers."
Meals Served
Snlnds of Any Style
Chop Hucy and Noodlec served
In connection
Will bo glnd to servn dances and
parties of any kind
. Meals Are the Best anil Clean
' ft Cheapest Itntcn
Liberty Grill
Hie same prices as paid by dealers ,
BELL CORDS
20 OVERSIZE '
NATIONALLY KNOWN
Look at the wonderful
rugged tread of the BELL
COKU. Built of finest ma
terial obtainable, by atit
fied and skilled workers.
Imagine the tremendous
'wear and tear that this
' tread can stand. The kind
of a tire you have al'vays
wanted.
Oversize Heavy
Dependable
No matter where you live, whether roads are
good or bad. the BELL COKD will live up to
its wonderful reputation for SERVICE.
Triple Cuarantet: Milea(e-QuaUty-WorlunansMa
Sold under a most liberal policy Send no
money--we ship C. O. D. the very tame day
your order is received and allow examination.
If tires do not meet with your approval, you
need not accept them.
You takm no risA. You haw all to gain.
Mail Your Ordir to-day,
m
VWELL. THEKJ, WHY
( DON'T SHE PUT ON
HER VJIN6S
n
UP5TAIRS
NIGHTIE.
tirzYou OcmPiciiLkin4l
this Weekend?
dolly
iinnihvlflioa '
Tor llio sweet
sand wleli
which serves
nicely for a
disM'i-t imo
in a r in a lade.
Jlllll. Jelly or
any conserve
not loo Mould,
lew's a sag.
gesllon:
Spread lintler-
ihI slices wlili
ctin-aiit Jelly
a n il sprinkle
Willi I'llOpiH'll
ICngllsli walnut
meals. T r 1 in
I'i'iist (aud cut
slices In hnlf,
illngniinll)'.
The tastiest sandwiches are made with
Superfine Milk Bread
It is a delicious eat-y
and nutrition that satisfies. Ask your grocer.
L'a Grande, Oregon
Rags Wanted at
the Observer
rOULTRY
. Nice Fat Hens and
Delicious Springers
X for
v 4th of July and
Sunday dinner.
The very finest quality !
find as usual at money j
paving prices.
SkagRS United Stores
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BY ALLMAN
AND FLY
FOR HER.
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Tea-time is
Sandwich time
Tea and light sandwiches make a,
pleasant bracer to tide, you over
until the evening meal is served.
Chat goes so well over the tea-
cups, that everywhere tea-time
has come to be. the most popular
hour for informal friendly hos
pitality. ' '
Make your . tea sandwiches
dainty both in size and kind,
without crusts. Fillings should
lie smooth and delicate, prefer
ably of lettuce and mayonnaise
watercress, chopped olives,
minced chicken or turkey. Here
is something new that will ap
peal: . .
Savory Sniii.wMirfl ' . '
Bin no h nlmontls, nnd In-own om'-lmlf rup in rooklriff
oil )1iiomI In n Hkilh't. rimp fjm. Kennon will with
Bit It uml imprlka nnd ndd two tnlilrnpnoim of chopped
plrKles and om tnllonpoon chopped ohnttuy. Oroiim
om InrRo pica inrhm-Hn nnd Bpnnd on thin bIIcm!i of
Jh-ond. Sprlnlvlo wllh tlx- nlninnd mixture and prpna
top sllco of Hnnd Into placo. OH In trlaimlo nhuppn.
loaf, rich in the flavor
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MAIN 44
After MldnlKlit Cnll Talc Hotel
MAIN 77.1
m La Grande
! MATTRESS SHOP ANDi
j WEAVING WORKS
I Mattrnasos of all kinds cleaned
tnd rebuilt. Fenthnr Konovatlns.
ItnK miKS and Fluff Itugs rojiu
slzo.
j Carnfit anil ling Cleaning !
Sxta, Sl.r.O and np J
j OIisk. Edwards, Prop. J
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on bu.ilnnts or homo fropsrtj
on emsf monthly trrma.
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