La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 03, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text""1 Tuesday, July fl, 102". THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN ................... -...i --.-........, Classified Want Ads II THEATRES : sit EVERETT TRUU anp society OtUCi ft sire Ida CIV IN C PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OKTFOPATIIIO PHYSICIANS DR. J. L. and DR. MAROARET IN- CLE Osteopaths, Spinal Curva ture and Diseases of women and children a specialty. Office phone Main 10(i. Resilience phone Main ' , lull two rinjiH. Sommor UildR. DR. II. E- SCHOEN Osteopathic , I'liysicinn and Surgeon. Successor to Dr, G. W' Zimmerman. Office l'hone Mntn 53. U:s. 1M-M. Pal-mer-Roesch Milg., La Grande. A'lTORNFA'S COrllKAN Hrd r'.lll'.l!HARDGeo. T t'oi-linin an J Culon It. Kberliard. At- . tnrnoys. L, (jrindtt National Baulc Building. C. H. FINN Attorney-al-L.aw, Rooma . ,xn ana 23 r'oiey uinc mag. raK -elevator. 12-13-lnr - . . CHIROPRACTOR DR. Htor.UB) MYBftS. Chiropractor New i'lilt-y Ruiliilni;. Hciura 10 to 12 u. ui.. 2 to . & u. in. tint! 1 to 8 p. m I '. 7-24-tf . DR. J7"E" WOODELT-Chiropractor , and naturopath. Skin and blcod di Kenses, hwiilachcs, appenilicitis, I backaches, rheumatism, asthma, ec zema, varicose veins, all kinds of stomach, heart and kidney trouble , successfully treated. Wood pres sure reduced. Diseases of women anil children a specialty. IIFNTISTS DR. R. B. MILLER, Successor to Dr- R. .1. Uuckman, v'almer-ltoesch lildg., Adams Ave. at Depot street Hours 8 to II. Phone Main 70 Knccial hours by appointment. La (Iramle, Ore. NATUHfi OUltR DR. A. N. MAYVll.bE Epcclsllnt Ir chronic Ulneases. Melfieds, Meeliano Therapy and Naturopath. Skin and blood dlsenpos, nervous ciineasais Chrnnli lli.,itlni'ie. Iezeilift. Sclntica Appendicitis, . Constipation, tiowol Trouble; nil lclnda of Chronic Di seases MUcceislull treatud. X'honi MbJii 50:i. l'.noiil 1, 2. 3. second riool , C'oelidi-e r.liiil., oppojlln t'.ar Thea ter. Office house. Ill to VI a rn l-an to r,:(iu d. m. Consultation free 3-4-tf li-IANO T(INKRS XPERT 1'IANO TUN1NO Clean and voice your plnno wllliout extra chari;o. Work icuarnnteod. Call New- II a l:ook Store for appolnttuunt. Roy R I'hiM!;.'. 4-13-f FRATERNAL DIRECTORY t O. O. M. La Orande toago No. 350 , Loyal Orffer of Moose, holds regulai . meetings every Thursday night at t p. in. Ht Odd fellows' Hall. Thi Women's Mooseliunrl Legion ineetl meets second Monday of eueh month Vlsltora always welcome. A. N. MAYVILLE, Dictator. C. S. SIIDLTZ, Secretary. B. P. O, Elki La Orand txidge No S3. uoage meets each Thuraday evening at 8 o'clock. Home and clut privileges cheerfully extended to all mother Elks. . , De Lile Green, Exalted Ruler Mood Ecklcy. Secretary. MODERN WOODMEN OP A-MISR1CA 1 Grande Camp No. 7703 meets on month, in tho K. of P. halt. Viiltlng NtiiubDora welcome. E. Ji. IUNOO. V. C. JAKB KOHTOCK, Clerk. , , a if I f'n.nHa t H.r. K'n km J" i But yv. m. ua ui u.iiuu u"n" - A. V. aiidA. M., holds regular meot'ngs first ana tnirn enuays m 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all M"?rL'OT L. BNODORAB8. W. M. B. R, RINQO. Secretary. IT. O.) EAGLES .Aerie No. 253, meets every rrioay nigni ai uubim Visiting members welcome. HARRY T. EDWARDS, Sec. Z. LILLY, W. P. .WOODMEN OF THE WORLD La Ornnle Camp No. 169. Moots every M-.iiii'.y eir'it l K.Tfrlea Hall. All vl' -I'm cU:Mbors wclromp. Dues o.i-.i,le at I bo offlco of thj clerk Room-) 21-22. La OranUo .Nationa. Bunk Uulldlng. J. J. Murchlpon, C. C. U. J. KITCHEN. Clerk. KNIliHTtJ Ol'' l'VTlUAH Red Crosi Lo.lKe No. 27 meets every Monda even ng i" i."."t Ilslii, at R p. m. A rythlan welcome . C.'FIKuVsrc. C. I o. l. i;ii.!i,M. k. K. a, wo.MKN's i!i:ni:fit association rm the Maccabees. La Craiide Lodge No J7 W'. H. A. of M. Lodge meets first Thursday t 2 p. ni. and third Wi-dnei-diy t 8 p. m., st K. or f Hall. Visiting Sisters welcome. MRS. NORA ft. MACK E If , C. MAR.IOIIIB EATON, R. K. O K H Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E. S. "l-o'il"" C' comtiiunical Ion the fleo o'n.l ana r-or'li Wcdnesdsy rirMii. vlHfring members corrtlallj mJrthTeLLIOTT PARKER, W. M VNA B. OROVE. E"C. DOLXGS OK THE DUFFS fr:. ffs"V'l HAD A illCE LITTLE MA' .'i'-'.'it ( vweLU, TilAT'cS ruTTtKCi'"W ' -.Iff !LL J0:T PoT THIS U . y ( NOW WE'LL SEE WHAT5T1I.. ' ' l Or'Z OVER - I'LL JUST V f LI PPIMG IN THE y 1 LATEST NEW5- WIWTj7,i,S? ; I CjT OuT THAT LITTLE j l POCKET THAT I CAV MV I- I ! V K A CALIFORNIA MAM 60TA ij nEw6 ITEM. AND KEEP & . MONE.V IN IT MAV SAvr .) W I - M DIVORCE OIJ THE GROUNDS LV IT' '.' ME S0V.t.THIM(, ; V .4. ; I" THAT HIS WIFE WENT -"T -; ScmCTImlU V' 'j JAf A V THROUGH HIS POCKETS , ' A ' 11"'" A ! " t I Av -Jl' v VOll SALE OR TRADE POll HALE Hahhjta. Fryers and lireediinr .stock. Tluiniufchbivd NW Zealand Reds, l'hone 20C-1. ISfltS U avenue. J. 11. Kilby. 7-2-2t FOR SALE Extra well constructed modern bungalow, (i large rooms, built-in sleeping porch- Dutch kitchen with usual cupboards anil bins, full cement basement plaster ed walls, laundry trays, furnaces, steam heat, 2 large closetH with windows, linen closet, laundry chute, French plate mirror door, firo place, built-in book cases, seat, drawers, well kept lawns, trees, shrubbery, flowers, cement side- uvu.i.fii, iicai mull iiiiu7, m-iiuu, convenient to town. $5000.00 for all. Cash required $1500.00, bal ance terms. l'hone for appoint ment to inspect 3t:l-W. J. H. Traynor, 120li 7th. St. U-30-tf FOR, SALE One Victrcla as good as new. ( all at 170D Wash or J'hone Main Mi. (i-:i0-:it FOR SAIJ5 Strawberries, Myers. 370-W- n. W 6-20-tf ! FOR SALE Six room modern house. 1U05 Adams ave. 5-31-tf FOR SALE 5x7 camera with good lens, several plate holders, leather carrying case. Price $20.00. Call 1305 M avenue. fi-28-tf FOR RENT FOB KENT 3 Furnished housekeep inif rooms. Phone 4:1M-J. 7-2-llt FCWl' 'RKNT 3-room completely fur nished modern apartment with hath. Phone :i:)9-W. 1:102 Eighth. 7-2-tf FOR RKNT Garage, Kill) Adams. $5 month. fi-28-tf F(;R KKNT Modern it-room fur nished apartment. Phone 1H0-.I or :i:i!l-W. (i-23-tC FOR RENT Furnisheil rooms for light housekeeping. 1512 Adams, l'hone 257-J. B-18-tf FOR ItENT Piano- Phone a4(J-J. G-15-tf FOR RENT -ing rooms. - Furnished housekeep Phone 470 M. 5-2G-tf FOR RENT 2-room furnished apt., modem. Phone 27ll-i.L 7-2-tf Nlf'E LARGE airy rooms. Hot and cold running water. Chris Miller, I IftlO Adams. 5-21-tf WANTED WAITED A woman as housekeep er. Competent and responsible. Will pay gocd wages to the right person- Phone Main bit. 0-281! IiORT , LOST Gold mesh purse, with ini tials M. ;M'., containing vanity case, house key, small purse and hand kerchief. Suitable reward. I102-W. .r - 7-2-.'ltp LOST Small coin purse between Chautauqua grounds and Adunm avenue, containing $42-00. Return to Floyd McKennon. 0-2b-tf MISCELLANEOUS HEMSTITCHING and Picot Edge promptly done by Mrs. E. C. Tuek ey, 1808 Second St. 0-27-tf HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. Mrs. L. H. Norton, aoti Aaams Ave. Phone 421-W. 9-30-t HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by Mrs. Bert Hughes, 1417 WashlnR ton avenue, 417-W. 4-16-tf HEMSTITCHING and Picot Edge, , r- J? T, 1 -lHv..nf also lorseucre jor uaiucj uumci. Mrs. J. P. O'Connell, 1104 O ave nue. Phone 147-J, or Putroans store. 6-8-tf "Confusion "of tongues stopped wcrk on Babel, put no iiouui some -n- thusiasls called it a mc'ting pot right up to the last. f)no nict tliinK about suhnrhiiu iro- ncri v in I li;t ;i yii nt in moro 1 inn thrm fnet. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Used Tires ItniiKlit nnd Sold Itt-hiK in Vonr Ol, I) 1 1 111 , and ltevlvo ("iiilit In l-Aclianue for New fine, Standard Garage jj 0 o n Cor, .len'ersoii nnd Cove, O 0 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO SIIKItltY'S "TIIH KINGDOM WITHIN," TODAY AM) 'I'OMOItllOW A i'1'iilislio view, of llio provorlilul old villOH'e general slore, awaits tonsil who will sc. "The Kingdom Within line run iilmost imagine one's self back in the old mwn ut "I'rou Hol ler." There iu llio name old slovo with the saw dust bo for the conven ience of I he tobacco ehewers. lilies and barrels are scattered around the store in eonriislon. "I'Iuk tobacco oc cupies u place of Importance, in the iratherlntf around the stove. Thero is Hie usual group who can always Jie found in -the small town seated . in front of the general store in (he sum mer and around the stovo In the win ter. I heir principal occupation is pass ing around the town gossip. Some extremely humorous situations ore supplied by the chief siller, whlttler, and tobacco chewer. lie happens to lie Iho male gossip of tho town and the last word on all the scandal. lit; has, however, considerable competi tion on the part of one of the mem bers of Iho weaker sex. Their en deavors to ouldo each olher provides iiMllfintr wlili-l, nrni'lil, l,.il:iil t... ii.a heart -tugging pathos w hich this stoo ls said to contain. "Tho Kingdom Within," is a Victor Schertlnger production with nn all star cast. Also showing another of tho great "Fighting lilood" stories. "ONLY 38" WEI.L RECEIVED William de Milles' admirable Pnra mount picttii-ization of the stage sue cess, "Duly :18," was shown for the first time to an enthusiastic audience at the Arcade Theatre lust evening This production is quite different from most motion pictures in that the story deals with the character development of a widow of thirtv- eight whoj because of the puritani cal ideas of her dead husband and family, has come to believe herself eld. Iho complications which arise from her many enilcavors to find happiness and contentment furnish the situations of the story. Lois Wilson, as Mrs. Stanlev. ilnou .some of the most convincing' m'timr of her career, while Mav McA Elliott Dexter and (ieorge Fawcett fill their respective assignments in perfection. tonight will be the last shnwmo- of "Only .18" at the Arcade Theatre. entire new show beini" hooked for Wednesday consisting of Hoot Gibson in "Dead Hum" ami "The Oregcn Trail " Girl Becoming Normal; Return of Pink Shows Seldom do fushlon. notes Interest men. However, nil reallv mnxcollim he-meu will douhlless rejoice lo hear that pink, so Ions; absent from Iho outer portions of the feminine wanl wrobe, is comiiiK hack. It-wan the flapper who sounded the death knell of pink some i.!irs ni,. Pink, she uiui'miireil In scorn, win' 1: HiiffgiistN tlie elKiKiiiK vino woman who coyly Insisted thai she, had never linen kissed. Now. with the passim- of Ihe riapper, bus come the Renaissance of pink. Who knows, mere man con cludes but what the return of. nlnk heralds the return of ins good old fashioned' girl who made the, color famous. FOR SALE rivn rooma, pantry, closot, cold Blorag cellar, Kuratfr, chlckca hotini; and run; two lots, city wutt;r, also a good w.tll. ol.ctric lllitB. Kituated iM'or Second stre'-t on JH vision street, l'rlce $17(io.no( and $400.00 cnnh win liandln It. Itulunce inontlily Inatall incntM, f L'S.OO pur inoiith, Including in terest. Six-room modern Iioubo full, base ment, f urn i.ttl. Good Kurug-f, located un Fourlli Htrw t, neiir Mormon tuttcr nachi. I'rlcH $:iioo.i0; 40 per ceiu down. Hulunce monthly instullnifi.lit. Good hotnl in Wallowa, doing n good liUKin-n:i. 17 liediooms, kitchon, dlnintr room and oirin KuraK. harn, chirken liouse, Jioj; Jiouho, one. acre jof inn,!, lornted near larjfo aawnilll. IpnrtioR owiiiiiK- it urn petting old ami O tired, and want, to retire. Property 0 j :i 1 1 fN-ar. Jlas 20 to :tr. regular boaid-,-rn nil tin turn. .All furnished and 0 1 rash, Ijal.tme jr.u.nii pT iiionih. Phy, Black & Stoop I Tl. I - nm.i.l Vnlinnnl Until It Mir In The Im (Jrainio Aat tonal itanK mug 1i& (Jrandf, Oregon. I'HOM; MAIS 80 In 7 i I'lll rW 1 2 B x YsS, IT olvrar YOU A OVlNC 9UT YOU'C- HVG TO C-T A tvvcisLS on you to I r.- y ' fin EErE Coccecr IT : J?--(tV(u &2zr Ki-ypii TOMAKETO'JR riCNIll.KTON, duly 3. The story of the I'endli-lon Round-I'li will be heralded over Iho entire wist u'ruill by Arthur Itudd, Kradiuile of 1'i iiille ton hieh aiiool and senior at the 1'nlveristy of Oregon, who sinned a 'Ontniet with the Rimnd-l'p associa tion tlli,! Week to CMITy Oil U lillO Of work, similar lo tlnif. which be has done for the last lliree Ninniners. Itudd stopped for a sbnrl. nine In PendliHm. on his way fioni Kuaene todenver, where he will visit his pur ents. helore lieiiinnlnr; his summer's campaign. , . ' Civic oriraniznlions In prnclic.-illy very town between Denver and Port land will be addressed by Hi" adver- tlsins man and Let Vr.l'.uck news In wrlllen and spoken rortlt' 'will be spread generally over the slates of Colorado, Ctah. Idaho,' lli'i'KOn nnd Washlnalon. lie is Weill acquainted Willi his field and association) officials exnect the nunal good results ' I rom his efforts. Diirinir tlie past year al the nnlver at PosillveiyNoSoconLls -"or netreaJ Tires the Future fJ i aljf ALL NON-SKIDS llM if M I l Prk-' Ech iKElA - HI I 30x1 H Stand. liu, Va T FmSI d Cllncinr J10.7S Mrjt I ti 30X.1M Super Siza, sETTI Bit Clincher l V3f W2 t 30K.1W Straislit Side Vfl I S S23J. Straight Side fl"! V g i 31x StrsiKht Side ' U A iWr! & 32 Slraicht Mile 'I T " S.1x4 Streisht Side 1 'Vfiaf A 1 1 3x Slrniulit Side i XZM ;l. 32x4 Slniisht Side . ' M t 'i ' 33" ' Strsight Side I SM - Sit 3txO.Slrair.lit Side BT I t 3ix'" Straight Side rn JL mmJi 3x3 Slruight Side Jn ff 3jiS Straight Side miti K. tVJt "Ml kh sr.ivici: . sitv Itudd was elected editor of the urcKoli Imily Kiiierald. one of the hujte.-it sludi-nl body daily newspapers in thoi'eounlry. lie was also selected (or f riers, biabesl honorary society in The university. Jle Is a member of 1'hl liuninm Hello, fialernily and six honorary oririinizulions. MAY FINISIIMI-.XH'O'S TIIKATltK , (llv the Associated Press) j MKXIi'O CITY. .Inly a. Amnricnn Ihealre inlei-esls huve offered to com- j plelit the uufiuislied nalloniil theater i in this oily In return for a .Mi-year lease on the slruclnrn at a nominal rent. To finish the buililinir would j cost about ?:i,r.oO.(ino. , , I Meals Served 1 ' . Salads of Any Stylo Chop Huey and Noodler served In connection Will bo Kind lo serve dances nnd parties of nny hind Meals Ail' (lie Host "nil ('Iran lit Cheapest Itates . Liberty Grill 211 Depot the same prices as paid bj dealers BELL CORDS 20 OVERSIZE NATIONALLY KNOWN 11.75 12-25 IB. 6 5 18.75 21.50 22.30 23.50 26 40 27.25 27.75 2f.TR 33.50 34.50 Look at th wonderful rtiRgcd tread of the BELL CORD, Built of fitiMt ma terial obtainable, by satis lied and skilled '-worker. Imagine the tremendous wear and tear that this trend can stand. The kind of a tire you have always wanted. Oversize Heavy No matter where vim live, whether roadrt are Kood wr bad, the f-i-.I h L)KI. will live up to its wonderful reputation for SERVICE. Triple Guarantee: Mitt'.'ce-Q:i.iliiyWorkmiins!tip Sold under a most lihcrnl ixilicy Send no money -we ship C. O. I), llio very same day your order is received and allow examination. Ii tires do not meet with your approval, you need not accept them. Yoo take no rittt. You havealf to fjairu Aiaii Your Order to'tfoy, mmL 0 .Irlly SiindwUiiOfl l-"or llio swet tt 11 n (I wlrli which wrveft nloHy for a llt'SM'I't. IN! 1:1 11 v in n Inili', Jnm, Jrlly oi' 11 11 y cnnrrv nol too liquid. Herd's 11 mi?; Kt'M Ion: Sprrnd Initlrr rd slirrs wit It ciiri Hiit jolly n 11 1 sprlnklo with rhopjMMl KlttfHsIl Wllllllll incuts. T r 1 ni rrnslH nnd rut sIUvh In half, dliifiiiilly. The tastiest sandwiches are made with Superfine Milk Bread It is a delicious eat-y loaf, rich in the flavor and nutrition that satisfies. Ask your grocer. Ras Wanted at ' the Observer POULTRY Nice Fat Hens and Delicious Springers for - 4th of July and Sunday dinner. The very finest quality (ind as usual at money j Baving prices. ; Skaggs Unilcd Stores ' ! ,1 II I BY ALLMAN 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-timo has come to he. the most popular hour for informal friendly hos pitality. Make your tea sandwiches dainty both in size and kind, without crusts. Fillings should be smooth and delicate, prefer ably of lettuce and .mayonnaise,, watercress, chopped olives, minced thicken or turkey. Here , is something.' new- that will ap peal : Savory SaniHvlohrs ' Ulanrh nlmonilH. and liroi on.sliair qnp In coolclnff oil plai'i-d-in A Hklllid. I'hop rino. ,-tiMtin wi-ll witll .Halt and paprika and add two (aldoapooiiH of chopped pirklt'S and ono laldi-.spoon t-hoppi-d ohnlni'y. (reatn oni larip' oi-i-a nitdiri-Mt, and aproad on ttiin Rlirt-s hf ltiiad. Sprinklo w-llli tlio nlniond nilxturi' and pi-cna lop aypi' of Broad Into plan''. I 'lit In Irtanrrli ahnpi-H, " La Grande, Oresoa; ; I OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO o ' . ; o . IMPERIAL TAXI IMPERIAL TAXI MAIN 580 PROMPT SERVICE I After Midnight Call ' HERMAN'S 134J I OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO l0RD & GEORGE TAXI Service ; Enclosed Cars CALL MAIN 44 After ,'lldiil:;lit Call VnU-j Hotel - MAIN 77S La Grande ! MATTRESS SHOP AND WEAVING WORKS Mattn-sfiiia of all kiwila cleanod t I anil rnliutlt. J ItllK ItllK st'n. Koatiior liPDOvatlDK. I ni Kluff Hiita rojtn ! I t'nrrkot and Hug Clean In4 i!2, Sl.r.i) and up ('liaa. 1-hvArilH, I'rop. 1'ailory Phone 2.-)3.V O0OOOOO0O0OO000O0O000000O-1 Money To Lean hii.ilnrsn or home pro pert oil f-asy monthly tf-mta, q Inqtilra J. K. Ollriir . g Miotis 23J-W. ! o 1 w o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o s o b a d 3 o a o o OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 3. -- J '