Friday, July (5, 1923. !
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE SEVEN
Classified
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
osTnoivmno tuvshians
DR. J. L. and DR. MARGARET IN
GLE Osteopaths, Spinal Curva
tgre and Diseases of women and
children a specialty. Office phone
Muin 10G. Residence phone Main
" 10fl two rings. Sommer Bildg.
DR. IT. E- SCHOEN Osteopathic
ruy.Mcian unu ourgeon. successor
to Dr. G. IW Zimmerman. Office
Phone Mam 33- Res. 153-M. Pal-mev-Koesch
IBltlft., La Grande.
A'n'ortxEVS
COCHRAN ana KBERHARD Geo. T
Couhrun and Colon It. EberTTird, At
torneys. La Orando National Hank
' Building.
I
ClIIKOl'KACi'OH
fill. lilOLLB MYHftS, Chiropractor
Mtw b'uluy Building. Houra 10 to 12
a. m., 3 to & p. u. and 7 to 8 p. m
7-24-tf
DR. J. E. WOODELL Chiropractor
' and naturopath. Skin and blcod di
' seases, headaches, appendicitis,
I backaches, rheumatism, asthma, ec
zema, varicose veins, all kinds of
stomach, heart and kidney trouble
. successfully treated' blood press-
' sure reduced. Diseases of women
and children a specialty.
DENTISTS
DR. R. 11. MILLER. Successor to
Dr. R. J. Ruckman, Palmcr-lioesch
i Hldg., Adams Ave. nt Depot street.
1 Hours 8 to ! 6. i Phono Main . 10-
! Special hours by appointment. La
Grande, Ore.
NATURE CIBE
DR. A. N. MAYVII.LRSpeclilBt Ir
chronic; dattHin. Mutliods. MifChano
Therapy and Naturopath. Skin and
, blood diseases, nervous disease
Phrnnle I-!pnriH(;'.ia. lOeema. Hcifttlca
Appendicitis, Constipation, Bowel
' Trouble; all kinds of Chronic Di
seases successfully iresiea. rnnni
Main 693. Room 1. 2. 3. second flooi
CoolldRe nidtf., opposite S'.ur Thea
ter. Office house. 10 to 12 a. m.
1:3U to &:0u D. m. Consultation free
S-4-tI
PIANO TUNEltS
EXPERT PIANO TUNING Clean and
. voice your piano wlfliout extrs
cbsrtrn. Work truarunteed. Onll New
' lln Book Store for appointment. Roy
li. I'hllllps. 4-lG-t
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
U O. O. M. La Grande I.oflwe No. 350
toyal OrHor of Mooho, holds reifulai
: meetings every Thursday night at f
. p. m. at Odd Follow' Hall. TU
' Women' Moonehunrt Legion meetl
' tneets second Monday f,f eacb month
I Vialtora always welcome.
A. N. MAYVILLB, Dictator.
C. S. SHULTZ, Secretary.-
433. Liouge meets each Thursday
.mWk Q ..1I...tr U.na a .ill fllll
privileges cheerfully extended to all
De Lile Green, Exalted Ruler
Mood HicKiey, secretary.
MOIjlOltN WOOU-MliN OF AMKKICA
L,a Grande Camp No. 7703 meets on
the first Thursday evening of each
month. In the K. of P. ball. Visiting
NelBliDora welcome.
E. H. rtlNOO, V. C.
, JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk.
A w ftnrl A . M. I.n Crande LodKe N'o
fcV A. F. anlTA. M.. holds regular
meet'ngs first and third Fridays at
. 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all
, Uasona.
LOT I SNODGRASS. W. M.
E. R. RI.N'GU, Secretary.
V. o. EAOLF.a .Aerie No. 269, meets
every 1'Tiaay tukiii m wnsiia
Vlsitlntr members welcome.
HARRY T. EDWARDS, Sec,
Z. LILLY, W. P.
WOODMHN OF THB VOKL,l La
Grande camp jo. ma. .-Meets everj
' Monday nlnht at Entries Hall. All
vlnltlnu 'Neighbors welcome. Dues
payable at the office of tin clerk
Honmi 21-22. La Grande Nations
Bank tlulldlng.
J. J. Murchlson, C. C.
n. J. KITCHEN, Clerk.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS lied Croai
Lodife No. 27 meets every Monda
evening In Csslle Hell K. of P
Halll. at p. m. A Pythian welcome
to all visiting Knights.
E. C. FIKI.PS. C. C.
C. L. GRAHAM. K. R B.
WOM ION'S HF.NEFIT ASSOCIATION nl
the Maccabees, La Grande Lodge No
27, W. U. A. of M. Lodge meets first
Thursday at 2 p. m. and third
Wednesday at 8 p. m.. at K. of P
Liali. Vl.ltlng Sisters welcome.
SIRS. NOP.A H. MACKKf, a
MAR.TOUIE EATON, it. K.
O. E. H.Uope Chapter No. 13, O. E. B.
hoMs .tat"d coininunlcfillon the sec
ond snd rourth Wednesdays of each
, onth. Visiting members cordially
.welcomed.
MA R", !l A ET.I.tnTT PAIIKEH, W. M
wa r nnnvR. Ben.
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
DORIS, ARE V0U
MC ? AJPI I
( COME ON' I'M NOT
GOING O WAl l ,
ALU DAY :
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Want Ads S!
FOR SAIJE OB TRADE
l-'OU SAI.K Milk cows. Call 4:ill-W.
7-3-i!tp
FOR SALE Dirt. See W. C. Kelly,
'W-R. 7-5-iitp
TOR SALE Rusintsa and residence
property. I'hcne 44C-R. 7-5-tf
FOR SALE Strawberries. H. W.
Myers. 370-W. 6-20-tf
FOR SALE Six room modern'
house. 1C05 Adams ave. 3-31-tf I
TOR RENT
KOR iRE.N'T Two room furnished!
apartment. Electric stove. No!
children. Phone 4(4-J. 1305 ;M
avenue. 7-B-tf
FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms, r'hone 446-R. 7-5-tf
FOR RENT 3 Furnished housekeen
ing rooms, rnone 4.13-J. 7-u-ut
FOR 'RENT "-room completely fur-
msneu modern apartment with
bath. Phone 339-W. 1302 Eighth.
7-2-tf
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 1512 Adams.
Phone 257-J. fi-18-tf
FOR RENT Piano- Phone 240-J.
u-15-tf
FOR RENT -
- Furnished houseke,ep
Phone 470 M. 6-2Ctf
lug rooms.
FOR RENT 5-room house, near
Bowman-Hicks mill. Call 493-R.
7-S-3tp
NICE LAIidE airy rooms. Hot and
cold running water. Chns Miller,
1510 Adams. 5-21-tf
WANTED
WANTED Position as cook or
housekeeper by young woman.
Write Box fi45, La Grande, Oregon.
7-5-2tp
WANTED TO RENT Four or five
room strictly modern furnished
house. Call Main 788. Permanent.
7-5-tf
WANTED Clean cotton rags. Per
kins JMotor Co. . 7-5-4t
WtANTED An experienced waitress
at Liberty Cirill. 7-5-tf
WANTED Housekeeper for man
anil wile at Vincent, Ore. Call
Observer. 7-3-.1tp
WAITED A woman as housekeep
er. Competent and responsible.
Will pay gocd wages to the right
person- Phone Main 55. C-28,t
IVOST
LOST Small coin purse between
Chautauqua grounds and Adams
avenue, containing $4200. IJeturn
to Flovd McKennon. C-2-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
HEMSTITCHING and Picot Edge
promptly done by Mrs, L, C. Tuck
ey, 1808 Second St. C-27-tf
HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered.
Mrs. L. H. Norton, 908 Adams
Ave. Phone 421-W. . 9-30-tf
HEMSTITCHING and plcot edge by
Mrs. Bert Hughes, 1417 Washing
ton avenue. 417-W- 4-lG-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
ORE MUSCLES
from outdoor sports ie re
lieved by massaging wiin
Onr 17 Million Jar Ud Yearly
for
klyHeafl
Keep Johnson's Baby Powder
at hand to relieve it. You want
your baby to have the belt.
Tryth
Drag Storm Pint,
Bdby Powder ;
Best for Bdby-Bost brTtoa
Doris, oh.
come mon ;
THIS 15 THE.
LA5T CALL?
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theatres
Tlio (iliuipM's r tlio .Mihhi"
l-'iltmil at ;mii l-:iieuso
Allan ilwon, ('anions us tho produc
er of "Itohin Hood." has tlono ro
nuirkultlc work In his first I'ura mount
plrllire, "Thr Glliupscs of tho Moon."
adapted from Killlli Wtirlon's novel,
which Is Hie feature at tho Arcade
Theatre today unci Sulurilay. Willi
lleho Daniels. Nita Nnhll, Ituliye di
Itemrr, Oavid Powell, Maurice Cos
tello and Charles tlcrrard in tho cast
and an exceedingly costly Investiture.
this picture is one of the most oriee
tlvo and cluborutc. screen soctel.v
dramas thus far presented to tho pub
lic. Director Pvt-un has produced
"Tho Glimpses of Iho Moon," wllh the
same lavish ham) that fashioned
"Itohin Hood" for Douglas Fuirhank
The Paramount suulio was taxed to
lis capacity for this production. More
than three-quarters of a million dol-
lun,' worth of properties, consisting
of costly Jewelry, expensive hangings,
rare oil paintings, and autiiuo fur
nishings were used to give (he pic
ture the rich flavor called for in Airs.
Wharton's novel. In tho sellings of
wealth and splendor, made for this
picture at heavy expense, Direclotf
Dwun has woyejn .uUruniuUc story or
Hie love of Susy Hrunc.h and Nick
Imnslng and 'tho ' troubles thoy en
oouhtor in trying to keep pace wiih
their millionaire friends. Mr. Dwun
hus transferred to the screen the pic
turd of sophisticated society people in
I heir highest and lowest moiucns
which -.Mrs. Wharton -so cleverly put
between the pages of her hook.
SHKUKVS
IjAST lAY 'l'OIAY
Sf-Itlom rlo motion pioturo onllui
shiHtt; rind sueli an ull-slar ciiKt 11.1
thiit in thf f'harlrs Gilttyn production.
"A Voni:mH Wonum," ami rorlnln it
is Unit thcatro jfocr aro in for a rure
tri'at from tho first to lh very oiul
of this pholnplfiy. . -
In tho I'it-Ht plaro tlioro is Mary Al
lon In tho lonrtinj? fomlnino role. That
in It.srir tH almost onoiiKli, tint when it
is cNpliilned tht MIkh Ahlon is soon at
Iinr very host in hor vory own typo of
churactfr, tho quality or tho ontor
tainmont 1h made doubly rorlain.
In tho rolo of tho woman, who af
ter twenty years of marrlaRo finds
hcrfiiill hut an unpaid domes! ie.
dnidffo for her husband and family,
and is Hooking a way out. Miss A-cion
nrver :avo n better oxamplo of hor
Hplemtid artistry. In all tho varying
phnusea of tlio horoino's II fo, rfum ih
time alio dooides to coaso lieiiiR mere-
ly u homo maker and perm it her
lon? subnifrK'od idoal lo have f-.
roin, to the poijit of her proa tost lri.
umph a triumph which is shatlored
ly I ttu. or;iHli of the family that has
Kono.on tho rockn without her wiso
and o.'fieirnt manapi'inrnt, and on to
tho orinis which foreeH her aiiin to
saeriiVo and ajiain to tako tip wo
man's martyrdom,- Miss AUlen never
Tailors In prison I Inj? a charaolor so
real thai. It Hcems as an actually llvinp,
and brojithint; pc-rsonalil. .
Comedy showing "Hi(;h rower,"
SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
When Mixed With Sulphur It
Brings Back Its Beautiful
Lustre At Once
Gray hair, however handsome, de
notes advancing age. We all know the
advantages of a youthful appearance.
Your hair is your charm. It makes or
mars the face. When it fades, turns
gray and looks streaked, just a few
applications of Sage Tea and Sulphur
enhances its appearance a hundred-fold.
Don't stay grayl Look young 1
Hither prepare the recipe at home or
get from any drug store a bottle of
"Wycth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound' which is merely the old-time
recipe improved by the addition of oth
er ingredients. Thousands of folks
recommend this ready-to-usc prepara
tion, because it darkens the hair beau
tifully, besides, no one can possibly tell,
as it darkens so naturally and evenly.
You moisten a sponge or soft brush
with it, drawing this through the hair,
taking one small strand at a time. By
morning the gray hair disappears; af
ter another application or two, its
natural color is restored and it becomes
thick, glossy and lustrous, and you ap
pear yea.-s younger.
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I Used Tires I
Itnulit ami Sold
Itrliif; in Your
ou tiki;
and It revive Credit In
i:iliHiigo for iVcw One.
Standard Garage
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Cor. Jefferson nth) Cove.
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A Good Opportunity
doris!
HOLD VOUR.
HORSirS!
THERE'S NO
GRAMD Ru5h!
I'LL BE THERE
I
IN A FEW MinuTE:
MmWK few
EVERETT TRUE
" i.ir i UP SAI1ITH i.if"
TH'WS, Ai0 00 AGRCC "to DO SO AMD
N CONSlDeR,4T(OM Or THE MOMEY I An to fXY.
tuio,-? im npivro -r:-t tCLii no jx
CONTRACT CCVeftlN'S TrlOS POINTS, 4mO KjHSN X
COMS B-qc?K Ktjw: r
To YOOR OFfiCo Jl
UiE CNN tOTH
PCCK THE.
THAT 111
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tllAI-l.SN DltOI'M Dl'.ltltV
I'Olt .MIMSI'DltlAl, HAT
:nti-r Chnrlos Chaplin In tho
pulpit!
Tho inlmllahlo comodian has boon
a tramp, a Holdiop and a dude on the,
screen, but now ho blusHoms forth in,
Iho full regalia of a parson.
J n "Tho merlin," the First Nation
al pleturo which will bo shown at tho
Star theater Saturday and Sunday, lie;
discards his ballen d derby and swaK-l
Kvr can oof other film triumphs for.
tho clerical hut and frock. I
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Charles liiinistorla. par';) Ib stolen
property, however, for ho pnrliays an'
escaped convict who exchange) 1.1:,!
prison slripes for the cloUiiuw of an
unsuspecting parson In Hwhamhitf.
The com pi leal Ions 'which ensue j
whn i n i loplntf couple endf,ivtr to!
tf.-t 'The I'ilfrrim" to marry them, and
when he in unwillingly forced Into the
pulpit by a chain of extraordinary!
elrcunislancos, nro cmonff the most i
ludicrous ever sci'eened.' '(f 1
"The PIlHThu.'Tilie all of (he coined-
irjn's slarrlnK" vohicloHi wub written
and directed by Chaplin himself. It
is a feature production In four reels
and. neeordlnff to preview reports, riv
als that screen classic "The. Kid."
An Observer Want Art will sell It.
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AIL NON-SKIDS
Site Price
30x3 Vi Stand.' iize.
$'4
30x3 H Super Size,
Clincher
30s3Vf Stramht .Side
32x3K Straiglit bide
31xi StrniRht Side
32x4 StniiRht h'dtr
33x4 5traiKtit Side
34x4 Stramlit Side
32x4' Slimhht Side
3:jx4'-f Simiyht Side
34x4 (i StraiR!t Side
3x4i Sliaifdit Side
.13x5 Stranht Side
35xS Siruiklit Sde
DIvrouTit If cosh
with oid.r.
:t&i
Positively No Seconds
' or Retread Tires
KEEPING A GuV vAiTimg
GET'S TO BE A HABIT
WITH SOME OF THESE
UJOMCU.TllK. IS MY FI(?ST
"TEACH HER A LES50M
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By Oondo
Uli flw( nueC Tui"S
NO. Mf.Tteue NO Ct5N-
TRACT, VH tuCCtMff,
S OUT
An Observer Want Art will sell It.
Wanted
(iood Vsed
Furniture
Houghton's
r.iM,V)'jCjlll",si '''if' ',,
)f joii 'nrii'ln' ni'oil of kooiI Dlii
Ug 1,'liiili'H, itiiKH." Dri'Mw1 nml '
don't r:'.ll to romo In mid
s.-.. my KKAI. fiAlttlAINH.
Our Hi'iiwIltclililK
SI HIP
111 rnniK'rt'inn Klvrs ypll tlio IiphI.
ill tho lIclll.HlilolllllK lilld'Ulrt'
Iti'iiii'iiilii'r llir- l'nvp
Oppnsllc 'lliiiiili''s (imwry
imiom; .m:i-.i iou j ut nr.
the same prices as paid by dealers
BELL CORDS
30 OVERSIZE
NATIONALLY KNOWN
Look at t lie wonderful
rushed tread of the BV.LL
COKD. Built of finest ma
tenaj obtainable, by satis
fied and skilled workers.
Imagine the tremendous
wear and tear that this
tread can stand. The kind
of a tire yuu have al'vayt
wanted.
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Oversize Heavy
Dependable
No matter where you live, whether roads ara
good or bad. the BELL CORIi will live up to
its wonderful reputation for SERVICE.
Triple Guarantee: Mileage-finality- Workmanship -
Sold under a most liberal policy Send no
money -we ship C. O. D. the very Bame day
your order is received and allow examination.
If tires do not meet with your approval, you
need not accept them.
You taJtm no risA. You havm all to gain.
Mail Your Order to-day.
GOME, OH, COULDN'T WAIT
A FEW MINUTES - WELL
BELIEVE ME
HIM SOMETHING WHEN H
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GETS BACK -
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sire ybu Going 'Picnicking
this Weekend ?
Jelly
Sandwiches
l-'or (ho sweet
h a n il wU'h
whit -I i servos
nicely for a
d wiser t hs
in a r m a ludo,
Jam, Jolly or
u il y oonsoi'vo
not loo Ihjiilcl.
llertVs a siitc
gi'st Ion :
Sprctul lintlor
iU si-e-s wild
niri-aut Jolly
u ii d KprlnWc
wltli ohoppod
l-iiiKltsh wnluiit
meats. 'V r i m
t'l'iisiN ami nit
kIIcos in lialf,
dintroiially.
peal:
Savory Smiduleliofl
Hlnneb nbnonds, und brown one-half cup In eooltlnff
oil placed In a skillet. Chop fine. S-nson well with .
nail and pnpriku and tidd two tablespoons of chopped
pickles nnd one tablespoon chopped chutney. Cream
one large orea tueheoso and spread on thin sliced of
It rend. Sprinkle witli 11m almond mixture and prowty
top slice of I trend Into place. Cut In triniiRlo shapes. ..,
The tastiest sandwiches are made with ...", (V
Superfine Milk Bread
It is a delicious eat-y loaf, rich in the flavor
and nutrition that satisfies. Ask your grocer. ,r .-,
La Grande, Oregon
Ras Wanted at
the Observer.
rOULTRY
Nice Fat Hens and
Delicious Springers
for
Sunday dinner.
The very finest quality
and as usual tit money
paving prices.
Shafts United Stores
BY AIJLMAN
I'LL TELL
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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 (ind kind,,";,
without crusts. Fillings should
be smooth and delicate, prefer
ably of lettuce and mayonnaise,
watercress, chopped olives,
minced chicken or turkey. Here
is something new that will ap
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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
Afl'T Mldnlltlit nll I'oli-j llott'l
MAIN 773
La Grande
MATTRESS SHOP AND
WEAVING WORKS
Mftttrenflpfl of all ktvjfla cleaned
ttifi rebuilt. FonUi'T Itcnovattng.
HsiK Uuk and Fluff Hugs renin
atzu.
t'Arprt ami Rut; ('leantnjc
VilJ, $l.r.U nntl up
'hft. J'ldwnrds, Vmft.
I-iiftry I'hnnc 2.,i3-W
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