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Saturday, July 7, 1923. THE LA GITANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE NTNE ! Classified PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ONTl'Ol'ATIHO rilYSIOIANS BR. J. L. and DR. MAROARET IN GLE Osteopaths, Spinal Curva ture and Diseases of women and children a specialty. Office phone Main 100. Residence phone Main 100 two rinits. Sommer Bildff. DR. IL E- SCHOEN Osteopathic f t'uysician and Surgeon. Successor to Dr. G. W Zimmerman. Office Phone Mnm 63. Kcs. lft:l-M. Pul- mer-Koesch Dlilg., La Grande. ATTORNEYS COCHRAN and EBERHARD Geo. T Coiiimn and Colon 11. KberTiard, At torneys. La Uranda National Hank Uulldins. ClimOPRACtfOR UH. UIXLE MYERS, 'Chiropractor new I'ojey uulldlnH. Houra lu to l a. m.. 2 to 6 d. m. and 7 to 8 D. m 7-24-t DR. J. E. WOODELL Chiropractor and naturopath. Skiu and blcod di seases, headaches, appendicitis, backaches, rheumatism, asthma, ec zema, varicose veins, all kinds of stomach, heart and kidney trouble successfully treated- Blood pres sure reduced. Diseases of women and children a specialty. t-ENTISTS DR. R. Ii. MILL-ER, Successor to Dr. R. J. Ruckman, Palmer-Hoesch Jildg., Adams Ave. at Depot street. Hours 8 to 0. Phono Main 70 Special hours by appointment. La Grande, Ore. NATURE CUR13 OR. A. N. MAYVlI.L.KSpoclallt lr chronlo alsiatits. Methods, Meohano Therapy and Naturopath. Skin anc1 blood diseases, nervous dlaensea Chronic lleadac'ie, Kczenia, Holatlca Appendicitis, Constipation. Howel Trouble; all kinds of Chronic Di seases successfully treated. I'hont Main Room 1. 2. 3, second flooi Coolldue Hldif., opposite Star Thea ter, office bouBe, 10 to 12 a- in. 1:SU to 6:00 p. m. Consultation free S-4-tf PIANO TUNERS EXPERT PIANO THNINU Clean and voire your piano without extra charge. Work guaranteed. Call New lln Hook Store for appointment. Roy E. l'bllllps. 4-16-ti FRATERNAL DIRECTORY l O. O. M. La Grande IOOBe No. S&0 Loyal Orcler of Moose, holds regulat meetings every Thursday nlKht at t p. in. at Odd Fellows' Hall. Thi Women's Mooseheart Legion aieetf , meets aecond Monday of eacta month i Visitors always welcome. A. N. MAYVILLE, Dictator. C. S. SHULTZ, Secretary. R t n 1?.iua t.n RrrniAfl lodiro No 433. ijouge meets each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Home ana elm privileges cheerfully extended to all l?llra De Lile Green, Exalted Ruler Mood Eckley, Secretary. MOnHTfN WOODMEN UF AMERICA. La Grande Camp No. 7703 meets on tt,a timt Thiii-Hiisv evening: of each Month. In the K. of P. ball. Visiting Neighbors welcome. e. m. nruoo, v. c. , JAKE. KOBTOCK, Cleric, it nrl A. At. La Grande Lodge No. 1. A. F. aTidA. M., holds regular meetlnga first and third Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all M""lOT L. SMODGRAS3. W. E. R. RINGO, Secretary. M. r. O. EAGLES Aerie No. 269, meets every Friday night ac Eagles Hall Vlsltlnp members welcome. HARRY T. EDWARDS, Sec. Z. LILLY, W. P. WOODMEN OF THE WOHLDLa Grande Camp No. 169. Meets even Monday night at Eagles Hall. All visiting Neighbor; welcome. Dues payable at the office of thj clerk Rooms 21-22, La Grande Nationa. Bank Building. J. J. Murchlson, C. C. R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Crps: Lodge No. 27 meets every Momiaj evening in Ciiatle Hall (K. nf p Hall) ' 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome t a.. v..UlngFKnlgb...c & . C. L. GRAHAM. K. R. B. WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION nl the .Maccabees, La Grande Lodge No 27, W. H. A. of M. Lodge meete first Thursday at 2 p. m. and third Wedncsdnv at 8 p. m., at K. of P Hall. Vlaltlnn Sisters welcome. MRS. NORA H. MACKEV. a MARJORIE EATON, R. K. O E H. Hope Chapter No, 13, O. E. 8. 'holdsTtftt.-d communication the aec ond and fourth Wednesdays nf .each ninth. Visiting members cordially mIrthT 'w.T.ir.TT PARKER. W. M NS'A R. nmiVR. Bee. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Wk umder,imny II C2TV f h'bit me right fffl ( AND 6ET YOUR VON THE LEG! L k head wet! y OUCH: ) n J. y v v I SURE it was Want Ads ! FOR BALE OR TRADE! FOR SAI,E Rnbliits, frvers anil lireeiliiiK stock. . Thoroughbreds. New Zealand Reds. Phone 20(-j. 1KOU Y ave. 7-li-2t FOR SALE Ford roadster, in Rood condition. Equipped with starter ami newly painted. La Grande Iron Works. 7-fi-litp FOR SALE Stock of new Brans wick records formerly owned by uwi iJi-uir More, t-.Igiii, on sale, 50c apiece. Call 14U-J. 7-G-titp FOR SALE Milk cows. Call 489-W. FOR SALE Dirt. .'147-R. See W. C. Kelly, 7-!i-5tp FOR SALE property. -Business and Phcne 440-K. residence 7-5-tf FOR SALE Strawberries. Myers. 370-W. II. W. 6-20-tf FOR RENT FOR IRTNT Modern 5-room fur nished house. Inquire 1418 Mon roe. 7-G-2tp FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for housekeeping. Inquire 801 Penn 7-8-3tp FOR RENT Unfurnished rooms nbeve Jack Harlan's repair shop. Mrs. Ethel Grundy, 2111- Second, 221-J. 7--3t FOR iRENT Two room furnished apartment. Electric stove. No children. Phone 404-J. 1305 M avenue. 7-5-tf FOR RENT Furnished housekeep ing- rooms. Phone 440-R. 7-5-tf FOR RENT 3 Furnished housekeep ing rooms. Phono 433-J. 7-H-4t FOR RENT 3-room completely fur nished modern apartment wi.h bath. Phone 339-W. 1302 Eighth. 7-a-tr FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping- 1512 Adams. Phone 257-J. li-18-tf FOR RENT Piano. Phone 240-J. 6-15-tf FOR RENT - - Furnished housekecp Phone 470 M. 5-2i-tf ing rooms. NICE LARGE airy rooms. Hot and cold running- water. ihns Miller, 1510 Adams. 5-21-tf WANTED WANTED By experienced woman, position in camp or keeping house for men. Call at Grande Rnnde Valley House- 7-(i-2tp WANTED Teams to haul dry lum ber. White Pine Box & Lumber Company. 7-6-tf WANTED Position by stenograph er, 4 years experience- Mrs. C. E. Rittcr, 413-R. 7-G-5tp WANTED TO RENT Four or five room strictly modern furnished house. Call Main 788. Permanent. 7-5-tf WANTED Clean cotton rags. Per kins Motor Co. 7-5-4t WANTED An experienced -waitress at Liberty Grill. 7-5-tf 'WANTED A woman as housekeep er. Competent and responsible. Will pay good wages to the right person- Phone Main B5. 6-2K,tt LOST LOST Small coin purse between Chautauqua grounds and Adams avenue, containing $42 00. Return to Flovd McKennon. 6-2-tf MISCELLANEOUS HEMSTITCHING and Picot Edge nrnnintlv done hv Mrs. E. C. Tuck ev. 1808 Second St. 6-27-tf HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. Mrs. L. H. Norton, 906 Adams Ave. Phone 421-W. 9-30-tf HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by Mrs Rert Huirhes. 1417 Washing ton avenue. 417-W. 4-lfi-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 Pflir. f'OATM SIIIIM'Kll. (Ity the Associated Press) "OA VIS. 1'allf., July li. Ono of the first shipments of purebred mlleb goals from California to South Ameri ca, left here ri-cently, according to Professor O. H. True of the l"niver slty of California farm here. There were forly-ibree goats In tbo shipment. THEATRES II U'I.IV HAS VIITI'.HAN r.vsr ix "Tin-: I'li.fiiiiM" Several players who contributed to Irtisl serpen successes of ( 'buries t'liuplin suppo-t the famous come dian In bis talesl Frist National fea ture comedy "The 1'ilKi'im which in iieinp shown at the Star Theatre to day and Sunday. They are Kdlia I'urviiinre, n.gnln the comedian's leading lady, bis brother, Sidney Chaplin, Maek Swalu, "Chuck" Itelsner, nntl Loyal fluler wood. Others who appear in support of the star are Kitty llradbury, Dinky IVan and Muo Wells. t'haidlu plays tbo role of nn es- entie.l r-envl.-f u-lm miiMii net-utteg ill 7-5-3tpltu, riuthlnir of a minister. Hut this ilecepllon brings the most excruciat ing complications down on tbo head or "The I'ilgrlni," for as ft result ho Is compelled to luki charge ot iv church In a small town. Still inoro amusing situations nrlsc when u crook, who had Herved time in the pen with the pseuilp parson comes to tbo same town, recognizes bis old-"college chum"- and worms bis way into the social sot. A touch of romance and a dash of pnlhos havo also been worked Into the plot. "The Northern Trail," a short reel feature adapted from one of James (liver Cut-wood's well known stories is also on tho program. SH ERR YS TODAY OX LY ' SCENES IN "THE KINGDOM WITHIN" 'INSPIRES ACTORS Actors as a rule are regarded more or less as proverbial wanderers. Any place they hang their bat is Heme, sweet home, to them. 1'- is seldom that nn actor, and particularly movie actors, have the privilege or the op portunity of taking their work right DOpio with them- Movie players sometimes have to travel thousands of miles in the making of ti picture. If the producer decides -Unit tho at mosphere must be as realistic as pas sible, a trip across the continent or even across the ocean,' may be the result. For example, the piftwre may have something to do with a scene in Egypt, in which perhaps the Sphynx c:r the Pyramids may play a prominent part. In that case, ft would be rather difficult to repro duce these in a way that would give the impression as being genuine. It, therefore, means that the pctui-e must be filmed right on the ground, so the entire company of actors and actresses must necessarily be taken to .Egypt. Costumes must be taken along, -camera men, in fact, all ef the paraphernalia and accessories re quired to do the work right there. The action in the' picture takes place in the midst of the big redwood trees ui California. 1 lie locale is laid in the little town of Alden, which nestles m the shadow of the forests cf Giant Redwood. Inasmuch as many of the players in the cast claim Cali fornia for their home, it was a real old home week for most of the com pany during the filming of this pic ture. When a director has a contented company, as must necessarily happen in a case like this, it makes his work much easier. One can readily under stand what an important bearing the location ot the picture has on the minds and temperament of the play ers. Mr. bchertinger says that never in his entire career as a director has he worked with a company that put so much enthusiasm into their work. The scenes are magnificent and give one an interesting and complete view of the famous redwoods of Califor nia. There redwoods are the largest trees in the world. Ten or a dozen men can easily stand on the stump ot one. Hie lamous tree In Califor nia where a tunnel has been cut right through and is large enough to permit a horse and carriage or an automobile to be driven through is interestingly shown. One of the feat ures of the picture is the scene at the sawmill where these giant trees can be seen going through the skids and into the mill. Also showing a comedy. SHKRRYS. SUNDAY, MONDAY POPULAR STAf-K PLAY ON SCREEN "The Little Church Around the Corner," is a screen adaptation from the well-known stape pay 0f Char les Blaney. Claire Windsor has the feature role and heads an all-star cast. The making of this picture by Warner Brothers was done on a stu pendous .cale and involved a creat expense cf money. A mine was spe cially constructed at a cost of Sl5,000 an exact reproduction of a Pennsyl vania mine; so realistically was it reproduced that it is said to deceive even the practiced eye of mine engi neers. It' is a workable mine save for the fact that no coal bed.-' are to he found in the HWlywood lot ad joining the studio where the scenes were taken. "The Little Church Around the Corner" is the story of David Gra ham, who minister to the poor, and the girl he loves, Iyila Morton. Ieila is the daughter of a million- I EVERETT TRUE fAiNtVv.t.Y; A?ourno TUiS 5Ti?ec-"tS. Ur- i. uG Wict- mok TtS Him To A 30pi I 1 . ..p...T II ' li l - f i I 1 ... . A aire mine c.wner who rot uses "-to im prove the.,cunditioni-: of dne workers. i David is thrown into a quandry, ! :iig icmptcd by his rich associations to renounce trie wior, to whom his rvart. is Luuml. A p-wat strike, and in an utrlv mooil, bring on a .Iocs mi odd co-i dramatic cumnx i -r-....:.i .- - inciiicncu, uy wiuiii ..-tive.: n- .i h-.-'iij nr, , ---- . , - ,, -,1, fe. the mnnle.- nf n man whu -wax! iures df the year, being replete witn 1 oil,,',: e,,W- It is a tucture in which the course of true love never runs smooth. Claire Windsor's supporting cast in cludes Kenneth Harlan, llobart lira- worth, Walter Long, Alec 1'iancis, Pauline Stark, George Cooper, Mar garet Seddon, Winter Hall, and Cyril Chadwick. William Seiter directed. Comedy showing, 'ringers ami Pockets-" , 'COUNTTRFF.IT LOVE" dlRAMA DIXIE ROMAN CK AND RACE Counterfeit love and counterfeit money are pitted against real affec tion ami the lndoniuanie win oi u hip-h-snirited n-irl of Dixie in "Coun terfeit Love," a thrilling play of lovCj crooks and horso racing, which; Comes to the Arcade -thmttre hunday. It s n Plavirot'rs Special made un der the direction of Ralph Ince, n nast-master in filmcraft, and is re leased by Playgoers Pictures- the locale oi tno action is me ZQxSli Stand. Clmclicr 303 K Suuer Clinchsr 80x3W Straight Sid. S2x3H Straigtit Side 31x4 StmiKit Side 32x4 Straisht .Side 33x4 Straight Suie 34x4 Straicht Side 3x4 Straight Side 31x4 U Straight Side 34x4Ji Straudit Side 354;-i Straight Side 33x5 Straight Side 36x5 Strnght Side 2 Diacount if with ordtr. Write for Bf!n Prim on ooi wnndrrful BKI.b RK'O TUHK3. 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If tires do not meet with your approval, you need not accept them. You tattm no rith. You havm all to gain. Mail Your Ordtr to-day. , VOU MU5N'T DE That was papdvthat Pinched VouR a fish -1 was FUrJ WITH VOU- i 1 r sire You Going tills Weekend? .Jell fcUunlwIidioa Var tho eweot s a n d wicli willed serves uki'ly for u dtVM'rt iiko di r id a lait jam, jelly or A it y conserve not too liquid. Ilere'N n kiijc gcHtlnn: fipnnd Imtter nl slU'es Willi ctiiTiiiM jelly n li d sprinkle. with 'liopiM'd ICiinlish ,val mil meals. T r I m critstH and eu slices In half, diagonally. peal: . Snvory Smidwli 'licit ninncii nlinnnda, and brown one-half pup In oooU'hr' oil placed In a Hklllot. Chop fine. Sen ho n well with aa.lt and ivtprlUa uurl mid two lublospoonu of chopped plekh'S and ono taiMcHi.oon ehopped rlmlnoy, croam oiivi huKo er'a moherHo.nnd spread on tliln sllcra of Hread. hipi'inUle wllh tho almond mixture and preaH top Hllco.of i trend lulo ilace, Out In trlanfflu h napes. The tastiest sandwiches Superfine Milk Bread It is n delicious eat-y loaf, rich in the flavor : and nutrition that satisfies. Ask your grocer. " Ra.gs Wanted at the Observer POULTRY ! Nice Fat Hens and J Delicious Springers for Sunday dinner. ! The very finest qualify ! and as usual at money j saving prices. SkapRS United Stores BY ALLMAN AFRAID - leg - not having HE OU6HT To KNOW WHAT BIT A FI5H HIM c-it me I istm r Picnicking . 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 olive, s" minced chicken i or turkey." tye're is something new that will ap are made with L'n Grande, Oregon " (J OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOA o IMPERIAL1 TAXI 1 1 MAIN 580 rROMPT SERVICE After Midnight Call HERMAN'S 134 J cooooooooooooooooooooooooor FORD & GEORGE TAXI Service Enclosed Cars CALL' MAIN 44 After MldiilL'lit Call Foley tluujl BIAIN 773 La Grande MATTRESS SHOP AND WEAVING WORKS j MattriB.!'-n of all kluil elfiaoad RD'l rebuilt. Fenther Kenovatlna. I IlaB HB nnd l-'luf( nusa ttwn J I C'arirt ami flng Cloanlnc 1.W) nnd op Milan, lilwafflu, Prop. I'nrlnry Phono 25.1-W. ooooooooooooooooooooooaaofl Money To Loan o un IiiisIiip.ss or home property 9 0 on vanf ninnllily leruu. ' Inquire 1. R. OliTec I 3 o l'l.one lsa-W, ITT ? o 9 OOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOI10JJ( 3 a ti
