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Thursday, July 5, 1923,
THE LA GRANDE EVENING' OBSERVER
PAGE SEVEN
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1 Classified
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
ostkopatiiig rnvsiriANs
DR. J. L. and DR. MARGARET IN
GLE Osteopaths, Spinal Curva
ture and Diseases of women and
children a specialty. Office phone
Wain 100. Resilience phone Main
100 two rings. Sommer Bildg.
DR. H. E- SCIIOEN Osteopathic
physician ami Surgeon. Successor
"to Dr. G. W Zimmerman. Office
Phone Mam S3- lies. 1M-M. Pul-mer-Koesch
Bldg., Grande.
ATTORNEYS
COCHRAN and UBERHARD Geo. T
Cot-hran ar.J Colon It. KberTTard, At
torneys. La Grande National Eank
Bulldlnis.
CllIKOI'KACiOR
OH. UBI-.LB MYERS. Chlronractor
New Foley Building. Hours 10 to It
' a. m.t 2 to 6 p. m. and 7 to 8 p. m
7-34-tf
DR. J. E. WOODELLChiroprnctor
and naturopath. Skin and blcod di
seases, headaches, appendicitis,
backaches, rheumatism, asthma, ec
zema, varicose veins, all kinds of
Btomach, heart and kidney trouble
successfully treated- Blood pres
sure , reduced. Diseases of women
and children a specialty.
' DENTISTS
DR. R. B. MILLER. Successor to
l)r- R.' J.'Ruekman, Palmer-Uoesch
Iildg., Adams Ave; at Depot street.
Hours 8 to 6. Phono Main 70
Special hours by appointment. :' La
Grande, Ore.
NATURE CURE
DR. A. N. MAYVILLE Specialist Ir
phpnnln rilMonflpn. Mfthuds. AltiClianO
Therapy and Naturopath. Bkln and
blood diseases, nervous diseases
r.hrftnli HonrinftlA. I-RCIT1B. Sclntica
ADDendlcitis. Constipation. Uowel
Trouble: nil kinds of Chronic Di
seases successfully treated. Pliom
Main 533. Room 1. 2, 3. second flool
Coollduo fildK., opposite 8'nr Thea
1 ler. Office liouse, 10 to 12 a. m.
l-an n 5:00 n. in. Consultation free
S-4-tf
PIANO TUNERS
XPERT PIANO TUNINU Clean and
voice your piano without extra
charKO. Work Kuamnteed. Call New-
lln hook aiure lor appointment, iiuj
E. Phillips. 4-15-t:
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
U O. O. M. Ial Grande LoKO No. 3B0
f.nvnl firTftr nt Mnnu holds reffUi&I
meetings every Thursday nlfflit at 6
1 p. m. at Odd I' euowa iimi. i in
Women's Moo.eheart Legion meet?
, ' meets second Monday of each month
i , Visitors always welcome.
A. N. MAYVILLE, Dictator..
C. S. SHUL1A Secretary.
R. P. ri. V.Wu r.a Grande liOdRO No
433. uiuge meets each Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock. Home and clul
privileges cheerfully extendod to all
lirother Elks.
De Lile Green, Exalted Ruler
Mood Eckley, Secretary.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMI0UICA
;,a (Jrando Camp No. 7703 meats on
ti,u fipa-- iiirHilav evening of each
month, in the K. of P. hall. Visiting
Neighbors welcome.
B. H. RINGO, V. C.
, JAKE ROSTOCK, Cleric.
. w Dnit a M. l.a Grande Lodge No
.t." A. F. amTA. M., holds regularl
Mo,tinca fii-st and third Fridays at
7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all
Maa0nLOT lu BVODGRASS, W. M.
E. R. RINGO. Secretary.
r. O. EAGLES .Aerie No. 269. meets
every Friday nignt at msi"
' Visiting members welcome. ; . '..
i. HARRY T. EDWARDS, Sec.
Z. LILLY, W. P. :
tvinMl.'.N OF THE WOULD La
Grande Camp No. 1C9. Meets every
Monday night at Eagles Hall. All
visiting Neighbors welcome. Dues
payable at the office of tin clerk
Rooms 21-23. La Grande Nationa.
Hank Building.
J. J. Murchlson. C. C.
R. J. KITCHEN. Clerk.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS ,Ud Crosi
Lodge No. 27 meets every Monday
In r.tle Hall (K. of P
Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome
to all visiting MiiKnis-
El FIELDS. C. C.
El V "
slL
-MBNS iftNEKl
.illAttAAI. IV. n. O,
WOMEN'S If f-NEI-'IT ASHOtlATiuiN ni
the Marcobecf', J. a urHimo uwurb
27. W. n. A. of M. Lodge meet first
Thurcdnv at 2 p. m. and third
WV'tlneidnv at 8 p. m., at K. of P
Hall. Visltlnf? SLsterR wHrome.
MRS. NORA B. MACK El'. C.
MARJOKIE EATON', H. K.
O KH. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E. 8.
"ho'ds Htatt-t) communication the sec
ond and fourth Wednesdays of each
mnth. Vliltlng memberi cordially
."iTT.T.IOTT PARKER. W. M
a MN A S. GROVE. See.
' DOINGS OF, THE DUFFS
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Want Ads III
FOIt SALE OR TRADE
TOR SALE Strawberries.
Myers. 370-W'
II. W.
fi-20-tr
FOR GALE Six room modern
house. 105 Adams ave. 5-Sl-tf
FOB RENT
RENT .1 Furnished hntisekeen.
iiiff rooms. Phone 4a:)-J. 7-2-lit
KOR iRENT 3-room comnletelv fur
nished modern apartment with
bath, riione 3.19-W. -1H02 EiKhth.
7-2-tf
FOR RENT Modern 3-room fur-i
lushed apartment. Phone 180-J or
3:19-W.
6-23-tf
FOR RENT Furnished Tooms for
light housekeeping.
1512 Adams,
rnone zoi-j.
6-18-tf
FOR RENT Piano. Phona 246-J.
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FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms, rnone 470 fll. 5-26-tl
.,.m "
run itr.Hi o-room nouse, near,it
Bowman-Hicks mill.
Call 493-R.
7-3-3tp
NICE LARGE airy rooms. Hot and
cold running water. Chris Miller,
1510 Adams. 6-21-tf
WANTED
WANTED Housekeeper for man
nnd wife at Vincent, Ore. can
Observer. 7-3-3tp
WANTED A woman as housekeep
er. Competent and responsible.
Will pay goal wages to the right
person. Phone Main 55. (i-28,tf
LOST
LOST Gold mesh purse, with ini-.
tials M. iM!., containing vanity case,
house key, small purse and hand
kerchief. Suitable reward. 302-W.
7-2-3tp
LOST Small coin purse between
Chautauqua grounds und Adams
avenue, containing $42 00. Return
to Floyd McKennon. 6-2C-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
HEMSTITCHING and Picot Edge
promptly done by Mrs. E. C. Tuck
oy, 1808 Second St. C-27-tf
HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered.
Mrs. L. H. Norton. 806 Adams
Ave. Phone 421-W. 9-30-tt
HEMSTITCHING and plcot edge by
Mrs. Bert Hughes, 1417 Washing
ton avenue. 417-W. 4-lC-tf
HEMSTITCHING and Picot Edge,
also Corsetiere for Barcley Corset.
' Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 O ave
nue. Phone 147-J, or Putmans
store. 6-8-tf
The Same Everywhere.
The editor of Paisa lAkhbar, a na
tive newspaper of Lahore, India, says
"I have, used Chamberlain's Colic
and Diarrhoea Remedy many times
among my children and servants, for
colic anil diarrhoea and always found
it effective.' Adv.
FOR SALE
Vivo, rooms, pantry, olosrt, cold
storaKf cellar, garjiprn, chirken house
and run; two lots, city vatr. also a
sood wiill, electric lights. Situated
near Kecond street on Jiivlsion street.
Price $1700.00, and $400.00 cash will
handle It. Ualance monthly install
ments, $25.00. per month, including in
terest. fiitf-room .modern honset full, base
ment, furnished. Wood parage, located
on Kourlh street, near Mormon taber
nacle. Price $;i:(i0.00: 40 per cent
down. Ualance monthly installments.
Good hotel In Wallowa, doing a
good business. 17 bedrooms, kitchen,
dining room and of fie, garage, barn,,
chicken house, hog house, one acre
of Innd. located near large sawmill.
Parties owning It are getting old and
tired, and want to retire. Property)
all clear. Has 20 to 35 regular board
ers ail the time. All furnished and
well kept up. Price $8000. fid; $2500 1
rash, balance $50.00 per month.
Phy, Black & Stoop
In The l.a Grande National llnnk nidg
I .a Cramle, Oregon. i
PIIOXK MAIN tt i
theatres
!: AMI .moon iiavi:
SO .Ml (.11 IN COMMON
What are "the glimpses of tho
moon," moments in life? Tn 1'Mlth
Wlmrlon'H noel. '"I'lie tillniiises ol
lite .Moon," iiictttriziMl for Paramount
liy Ailun liwan. nud which conteH to
tito Arcade Theatre for three days, le
ginnlug today, they are the moments
when love first hlussoms to find ful
fillment, moments that bind lives to
gether safe against temptation.
UuL there are other "glimpses of
the moon." muments, according to
llebe Daniels, who plays the roie of
Susan llranch, llto heroine of the pic
ture. "Kvery tlmo you do a charitable,
net: every tlmo you accomplish some
thing worth while; every time our
thoughts or! tempered with magna
nimity toward your fellows, you expe
rience what I believe to be 'glimpses
of tite moon moments,"
.Miss Daniels. "They are'
ovplalncd
the mo-
moms when you feci the ocstaey of n
full llfo and reach mental, spiritual
and physical heights that lift you
above the nmtcrialism of every day
living.
"There is something about tho
moon when It shines in all its glory
that brings, a peaceful calm to those
iwlio look on from tho earth below
i. mis samo calm that comos to
lovers in perfect accord and of which
Mrs. Wharton wrote that explains the
meaning of I ho title ot her novel
'The Glimpses of tho Moon.' Wo all
seek such moments in our lives, and
some find more of them than others.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR'S
SALE .
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon for Union County.
In tho Matter of the Estate of
James M. Longshore, deceased
Notice is hereby given that, in pur
suance of an order of the Honorable
U. G. Couch, county judge of Union
Countv, State of Oregon, made on
tlie 12th day of June, 192.1, for the
sale of the real estate hereinafter
described, there will be sold at pri
vate sale to the highest bidder for
cash from and after the i:ith day of
foir
Diaper Hashi
YOU want to relievo
babv's tormenting noin
ana ucmng just aa
soon ua you
T.-v the
Drug Storm First
'Baby Powder
Best for Boby-BostfarYm
COMB SAGE TEA
INTO GRAY HAIR
Darkens Beautifully and Restores
Its Natural Color and
Lustre At Once
. Common garden sage brewed into a
heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol
added, will turn gray, streaked and
faded hair beautifully dark and lux
uriant. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sul
phur recipe at hnmc, though, is trouble
some. An easier way is to get the
rcady-to-use preparation improved by
the addition of other ingredients a
large bottle, at little cost, at drug stores,
known as "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound," thus avoiding a lot of
muss.
While gray, faded hair is not sinful,
we all desire to retain our youthful ap
pearance and attractiveness. By dark
ening your hair with Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound, no one can tell, be
cause it docs it so naturally, so evenly.
You just dampen a sponge or soft
brush with it and draw this through
your hair, taking one small strand at a
time; by morning all gray hairs have
disappeared. After another application
or two your hair becomes beautifully
dark, glossy, soft and luxuriant and you
appear years younger.
00000000000000000000000000
Used Tires
Iloulit and Sold
Itrlng In Your
ol i) i uti;
and Jtrfvlvci Credit in
Kxclinngo for New One.
Standard Garage
for. dVfferson nnd Cmr.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
July.' 11)2.1, the following described
real estate: the NINtCl, sevtion :'2,
township 2 South, Range :!7 E. W.
M.p and the- W4SVV!, the SEiSW. sec
tion 2!), the NIC I NWS section "2,
Township 2 South, Range y7 E- W.
M., all in Union County, State of
Oregon.
Dated this 12th dny of July, 192f:.
JAKE ROSTOCK.
Administrator of tho Estate of
.lames M. Longshore, Defeased
June 14-21-28 luly 0-12
lliliuusnesa and . Constipation.
"For years I was troubled with bil
iousness and constipation, wntcn
made life miserable for me. My up-!
petite tailed me. I lost my usual
force ami vitality. Pepsin prepara
tions and cathartics only made mat-'
ters worse. 1 do not know whore I
.hould have been today had 1 nctj
tried Chamberlain's Tablets. Tho'
i'
that
1 !,l
1 .1
A. spotless floor, and fixtures w.iils
and woodwork glistening; like whire
tile! Any woman would be proud of
such a bathroom.
And almost any wom:in can have such a room
the cm Ju the iiimliim; hrr;,e!f, :ip.il enjny it ! Ifyour
baihruvm has become diiiyy-Iuokine,, Ire:-hoi up
the woodwork with Silken white Ciluss or Semi
Gloss Enamel and apply a cuat of Fuller v. car Var
nish to tlie linoleum. And w hen you have done
that, use Fuller Washable Wall lini.h on )utir
kitchen, heJruum or living room walls -many suic,
6t tractive colors und tints trum which to chouie.
Whatever your painting need, W. P. Fuller Si Co,
makes a paint ior the purj -oae. Always ;uk lor Fuller
priulvii ts hv name. Your hu al ilcaler has them. ( )r
write uur Servit'C Orpartmenl iur adviie uu4 tof a
fief copy ot'our "ilumc Service" booklet.
. W P FULLER c CO.
301 Mission Street, Sail Francisco
II Bf2;i( lift Iti t'oitt L'itlcs
fttlu lie 1 San hiudtun iiiil Lot AbeU
PAINTSPf
O. F COOLIDui2, , .
I.a Ornnile, Oregon.
HA IN ICS COMM. CO.,
Haines, Oregon . .
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'Twas a IIoney-I5cc
I VJ5 LOOK SC. f OU MV
fy Fl I AIL NON-SKIDS
W V B SU . Pric. Each
El A 5.1,1 J 3ta.1! St.nd. ize,
1 ' TS T Zti U Clincher $10.75
f MfM I li 30x.1H S.ipt-r Uze,
Mi W I 1 Chnchsr 11.75
73 2 ; 30x3W Slriiiclit Side 12.25
' I All 3Zx3X Slrnirilit Side 16.95
,' J"l T I 1 3lx Slraivht Side. 18.75
ffl A C.-JS f 3x4 St rni.-ilit hide 21.50
I SB a STfi t 3:,x,i Stniinht Side 2.50
'yWnfl & fi 1 34x4 fttr,-itjht Side 2:1.50
sym S W I . 32x! Slr;iiKlit Side 26.40
. . 'n V BH XixA'i Slr.lir.tlt Side 27.25
iyVSLS'i I 11 34x4'l Slminht Side 27.75
ST S I! 35W SlralKht Side 28.75
ft A. bJ 33x5 Straight Side 3:1.5(1
rtSlJZ L ft 1151,5 StraiKlit Side 34.50
VH - r 2 Dirount if cash is cent
i yftn.Jl wi "ii
Writ for nn-aotri I'rioM on oar
Positively No Seconds
or Retread Tires
BALL Mf A liUHOl.t-tJCt J
ME oM THE CHEtP-.l
VME.ll ,THAT'5 TOO
HE MUoT HAVE
THAT YOU
HOME.Y BOY? ,pg
talilets lTlieve the ill feeling at once,
helping the sysieni io do its work
naturally," writes ..Mrs. Rosa Potts,
liirmingham, Ala. Adv.
Rend tho Observer Want Ads.
Meals Served
Rn lad a of Any Ptylo
Chop Siuy anil Nooillrc sprvftd
In oonni't'tlon
Will be Kind In st-rvo doners und
pari Irs of any kind
Meals Are the Host nnd Clean
at Chi':iM'st Kates
Liberty Grill
211 Depot
".i'i::;
ri,;
: ir
'il i'
alhroom Walls
glisten like tile
"CTJU
North rowdor, Oregon.
prices as paid by dealers
EELL CORDS
20 OVERSIZE
NATIONA IX Y KNOWN
Look at the wonderful
rudtred tread of the BELL
COUD. Built of finest ma
terial obtainable, by satis
fied and skilled workers.
Imagine the tremendous
wear and tear that this
tread enn stand. The kind
of a tire you have al ways
wanted.
Oversize Heavy
Dependable
I VARNISHES
No matter where you live, whethrr roads ara
good or bad. the BELL CORD will live up to
its wonderful reputation for SERVICE.
Triple Guarantee: Mileage-Quality-Workmanship
Sold under a most liberal policy Send no
money- -we ship C. O. I), 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 tahm no rish. You havm alt to gain.
Mail Your Order to-day.
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sire Ibu Going Picnicking
tliis Weekend ?
Jelly
KniKhvlclicA
For (ho sweet
s a 11 il w Id.
which serves
nicely Tor n
dessert uso
111 n r 111 n Imlc,
Jam, Jelly 01
n 11 y (imservo
not loo liquid.
Iliw's n siigr
j;esl ion :
Spread butter
ed slices wllli
currant Jolly
n 11 (1 sprinkle
Willi chopped
KiikIIkIi walnut
meats. T r 1 111
crusts nud ml
.slices In hair,
diagonally.
The tastiest sandwiches are made with it,
Superfine Milk Bread
It is a delicious eat-y loaf, rich in the flavor
and nutrition that satisfies. Ask your grocer.
La Grande, Oregon
Ras Wanted at
the Observer
POULTRY
Nice Fat Hens and
Delicious Springers
for '
4th of July and
Sunday dinner. .
The very finest quality
and as usual at money
saving prices. J ji
SkapRS United Stores
BY ALLMAN
LIT"! LE HOME.V bdv p
i USD TO C
NOW IT'5 LlTTLD
fr-vvvfTET i
Bettv jaue!
I (fa $M '
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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 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 ol i v e s,
minced chicken or turkey. Here '
is something new that will ap
peal: - .
Sftvory SniHhvU'licfl
Tilnnoh nlmonilH, nnd brown om-liulf cup in rooUlnp;
oil plucotl In a .sklllot. chop rlllf. Season xvi'll with
sail nnil ptilil'lUa anil mill Iwo tahlti.spoimH of ahoppatl
jilnklfs ami ono talili'spoim Rhapiil chutney. Cioum
out! hn-K" crra. inciici'Hii anil Hprnail on thin slioi-a oC
Hivnil, HprlnUli' Willi tln nlmonil mixhtra ami press
lop slion of llri'ail Into plurij. t'ut in Irianitln nlinpcd. .
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IMPERIAL TAXI
MAIN 580
PROMPT SERVICE
After Midnight Call
HERMAN'S
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FORD & GEORGE
Service
Enclosed Cars
CALL
MAIN 44
After ftlldnluht Call Foley Hotel
MAIN 778
I Iiii Grande
! MATTRESS SHOP AND
j WEAVING WORKS
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i Carpet ami Rug rienulnc
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J ('hut, I'.ihviinH, Prop.
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