La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 11, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text'Wednesday, July H( 1903 THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEEN Classified Want Ads ! theatres ,! EVERETT TRUE By Cundo . '1 PROFESSIONAL for sale or trade DIRECTORY J'OIi SAI.K Soliil oak dining room! - -,- SPt- 'arirniii if tnken ut once. " T. B. Allinson, 1407 X Ave. Adv. OSTEOPATHIC rilYSIClANS 7-10-2tp, ... l'Oll SAI.K Swept und sour cher- DR. J. L. and DR. MARGARET IN- A" varieties. C. E. Smith, GLE Osteopaths, Spinal Curva 121:5 u Ave- Phone 335-R. Adv. r ture and Diseases of women and 7-10-iitp. children a specialty. Office phone,' n ,, v,. " Mam 10U. Residence phone Main 1'J" SALE lne head dairy cows 1UU two rings. Sommer Bildjr. al"' equipment. If interested. write R (). Box 72 or see lAlva DR. H. E- SCHOEN - Osteopathic -iiiZ: ' W- sician ami Surireon. Successor to Ur. (J. W Zimmerman. Office ; Mlone Main S3- Res. 153-M. Pal- mer-Roesch Ullclg., La Grande, ATTORXEYS COCHHAN and KRERHARD Geo. T Coclinin and Colon It. Kberhard. At B torneys. La Grande National Bank !. Building. 1. CIllROI'ltALM'OR PH. llliLLE MVEHS, Chiropractor New Foley Building. Hours 1U to 12 a. io., It to 5 p. ai. and 1 to 8 p. m ; 7-24-tf DR. J. E. WOODELL Chiropractor T and naturopath, bkin and blcod di 'seases, headaches, appendicitis, backaches, rheumatism, asthma, ec- rzema, varicose veins, all kinds oi ' 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 ' l)r- R. J. Ruekman, Palmer-Roesch 'Bide;., Adams Ave. at Depot street. Hours 8 to 6. Phone Main 70 Special hours by appointment. La Grande, Ore. NATURE CURE DR. A. N. MAYVILLE Specialist Ir chronic diseases. Methods, Mechano- Therapy und Naturopath. Skin and f blood d!aunsea, nervous diseases ,, Chronic Jieadac'.ie, Eczema, (Sciatica i Appendicitis, Constipation. Bowel '.Trouble: all kinds of Chronic Dl- leases successfully treated. Phon Main D93. Room 1, 2, 3, second flool ,7 Coolldse Bias., opposite Star Thea ' v ter. Office house, 10 to 12 a. in. r' 1-aa to K:U0 n. m. Consultation free J-4-tf PIANO TUNERS XPERT PIANO TUN1N11 Clean and i voice your piano without extra charge. Work Kuaruntecd Call New ln Book Store for appointment. Roy E. Phillips. 4-15-t' FRATERNAL DIRECTORY L- O. O. M. La Orando I,oao No. 350 - Loyul OrdTr of Moose, holds regulal meetings every Thursday nlht at fc r p. m. at Odd Fellows' Hall. Thi Women's Mooseheart Legion meet meets second Monday of each month i Visitors alwayH welcome. A. N. MAYVILLE, Dictator. t C. S. SIIULTZ, Secretary. JB. P. O. Elks La Grande trfidee No . 433. Lrfjuge meets each Thursday evening at. 8 o'clock. Home and clut privileges cheerfully extended to all Urother Elks. ; ..... De Lile Green, Exalted Ruler ; ' Mood Eckley, Secretary. KODKItM WOODMEN Of AMERICA l,a (irande Csmp No. 7703 meets on '. ihA first ThurcdHv even na- of each Aionth, In the K. of P. hall. Visiting ; ., Neighbors welcome. E. Jt. ItlN'OO. V. C. I,;'.' JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk. A. K. and A. M. La Grande Lodge No aI. A. F. ami" A. M-. holds regular vneeltntrn first and th rd FridaVS at ' '' 7:3u p. m. Cordial welcome to all ' 'Maaons. LOT L. SNODGRASS, W. M. " "" E. R. R1NGO, Secretary. F. O. EAGLES Aerie No. 259. meets - every Friday night ac Eagles Hall l';'Vlsltlng members welcome. HARRY T. EDWARDS, Sec. z. lilly, w. p. iWOOD.VIKN OF THE WORLD La ; Grande Camp No. 109. Meets every ;'; Monday night at Eagles Hall. All 'visiting Neighbors welcome. Dues " payable at the ofrice of the clerk Ronms 21-22, La Grande Nation. ' Bank Building. . i J. J. Murchlnon, Oi C. ' " R. J. KITCHEN. Clerk. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Crosi Lodto No. 27 meets every Mondaj ,, -i in f .tla Hull (K.- of P ' llaill. at 8 p. in. A Pythian welcome to all visiting h nights. ..... E. C. FIELDS. C. C. . C. L. GRAHAM. K. H. S, WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION ol ,. the Maccabees, La Grande Lodge No . 27. W. It. A. of M. Lodge meets -first Thurdy at 3 p. m. and third -, .Wednesday at 8 p. n., at K. of P .Uall. Visiting Slaters welcome. . MRS. NORA B. MACK E Y, C. MARJORIB EATON, R. K. 0. E. K. 1Inpe Chapter No. 13, O. E. S. , holds slnt'-d communication the sec - end and fourth Wednesdays of each :. tmnth. Visiting members cordially , -welcomed. MA Rill A ELLIOTT PARKER, W. M INNA S GROVE. Bee. Doings of the duets f TOM, IT'S START To RAIN rww .iCPP WE'D PCTTCO tin IN f t-t I field. 7-10-5t. FOR SALE CHEAP 7-horse-Dower eras engine: new ruu A. 30 minutes. Phone 370-M, J, Adv. . Chandler. 7-10-Stp- FOR SALE Studebaker automobile. Inquire Modern Iaundry. Alv. 7-10-5t, FOR SALE Wox wood Call Main 7-10-tf. 547. Adv. FOR SALE Box wood. 547. Adv. Call Main 7-10-tf. FOR SALE OR TRADE-Team of horses and harness for a light car. Inquire 1202 C ave. 7-7-4tp FOR SALE 5 room modern house by owner. Inquire 11)12 Adams avenue. 7-7-Ctp FOR SALE Used refrigerator m first class condition. Phone 131-M. ,7-7-tf FOR SALE Fard roadster, in good condition. Equipped with starter and newly painted. La Grande Iron Works. , 7-6-Ctp FOR SALE Stock of new Bruns wick records formerly owned by Owl Drug Store, Elgin, on sale, 50c apiece.- Call 14-J. 7-0-6tp FOR SALE Business and residence property.' Fhene 440-K. ' 7-o-tl FQR SALE Strawberries. H. . W. Mvers. 370-W- 6-20-tf FOR RENT FOR iRENT Two furnished rooms at Waverlv tinurtmcnts. Adv. 7-10-2tp. FOR RENT Three room apartment, 1000 Washington Ave. Adv. 7-10-tf, FOR RENT Apartment over Pen ney Company store. Call Obser ver, Main 37. Adv. 7-8-tf. FOR RENT Two . Toom furnished nDartment. Phono 215-W. Adv. ,r 7-!)-3t FOR RENT Furnished housekeen ing rooms. Phone 440-R. 7-5-tf FOR. RENT Furnished tooms for light housekeeping- 1512 Adams. Phone 257-J. fl-18-tf FOR RENT Furnished housekeep ing rooms. Phone 470 M. 5-20-tf NICE LARGE airy rooms. Hot and cold running water. Chris Miller, 1510 Adams. 5-21-tf WANTED WANTED Woman for general housework. Call Main 88. Adv. 7-10-tf, WANTED Position by stenograph er, 4 years experience- Mrs. C. E. Ritter, 413-R. 7-0-5tp WANTED TO RENT Four or five room strictly modern furnished house. Call Main 788. Permanent. 7-5-tf WANTED A woman as housekeep er. ' Competent and responsible. Will pay gocd wages to the right person' Phong Main 55. 6-28qtf LOST LOST Jersey cow with rope around neck. Notify Joseph Thomas, lf)!)b I St Adv. 7-10-tf. LOST Small coin purse between Chautauqua grounds and Adams avenue, containing $42 00. Return to Floyd McKennon. 6-2C-tf MISCELLANEOUS HEMSTITCHING and Picot Edge promptly done by Mrs. E. C. Tuck ey, 1808 Second St. C-27-tf HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered. Mrs. L. H. Norton, 906 Adams Ave. Phone 421-W. 9-30-tf HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by i Mrs. Bert Hughes, 1417 Washing-1 ton avenue. 417-W. 4-16-tt I 3 &:' IMG OH, A LITTLE RAIM WON'T HyRT ANVBOOY V, a i FOR SALE Alfalfa hay Farmers 20-X. Adv. , IIK1I.1. Three of the tamest ' and most powerful leopardesses in captivity were secured from the KiiigMnK Bros.' Circus in winter quarters ut Bridgeport, Conn., for service in the filming of Alice Brady's, latest Paramount picture, "The Leop ardess, One of these creatures cre ated general excitement ut the , Par amount Eastern studios recently dur ing tlie photography of one , of the scenes of this absorbing picture When everyone was ordered on the set for the "shooting" of u scene, the trouble began. One of the animals was so playlul that the as sistant director was unable to coax n,m I10m nla cuKe wnele ne as e"' rubber bail. A second was on his good behavior anil did as bidden, but the third was slightly peeved over something or other, and it wus nec essary to delay the scene for over an hour "until the animal wus calmed sufficiently to warrant his release. In the cage he did everything but break the bars in two. Sawdust was scattered in all directions as he tore to and fro, while at the opposite cage, actors were petting the othe; animals as though they were ordin ary house cats. A leopardess plays an import ant part in the development of the storv in which an American mil lionaire adventurer marries a half caste girl in the South Pacific (Alice Brady) and takes her from the islands into civilization ulong with a jungle cat. He attempts to tame Tiare, the girl. But eventually the leopardess turns upon him with thrilling results. Edward Langford is the lending man in the production, and Montagu Love also plays an important role. This is an intensely dramatic pic ture that is sure to hold one's inter est to the finish. Comedy showing "The Fatal Photo." CONFESSES TO CRIME BEFORE IT IS DISCOVERED' Old policemen will tell you that a great many crimes are revealed by reason of the criminal's belief that he has been found out. He sees accusation wiritten in every face, in every searching eye, in every ges ture. Sam Bass even thought he could read it in the tones of a voice over the telephone, and confessed, to the amazement of his townspeople. The powerful character of Sam Bass was created by ' George Pnt tullo, noted star writer for The Saturday Evening Post, in his grip ping story, "The First Degree," Universal filmed the story from an adaptation by George Randolph brings Frank Mayo as the star to the Arcade theatre tonight only.' Red Pepper Rub takes the "ouch" from sore, stiff, aching joints. It can-, not hurt you, and it certainly stops that old rheumatism torture at -once. When you arc suffering so you can hardly get around, just try Red Vejiper Rub and you will have the quickest re lief known. Nothing has such concen trated, penetrating heat as red peppers. Just as soon as you apply Red Pepper Rub you will feel the tingling heat. In three minutes it warms the sore spot through and through. Pain and sore ness are gone. Ask any good druggist for a jar of Rowlcs Red Pepper Rub. Be sure to get the genuine, with the name Kowles on each package. Wanted , Good Vsea Furniture Houghton's I'lly Highest Prices If yon arc In need of good Din. log Chairs, Rugs, Dressers and Ileds, don't foil to com,' In anil sxi my KKA,L BARGAIN'S. Our llrnmt Hi lling Shop In connection gives you till: best In the Hemstitching nml (Jifl Shop lino. lUrnrniTM'r Hie l'lnee Opposll1 Tllorne's Grorery I'lioxi: ri:i-.r inn rut sr. A Little Innocent 'y.r. .',.::'iKiy-' r - i e r-. rtAiBn l.EOl'ARDS IX STl'DK) FILM I'LAYKKS RED PEPPER FOR III! Vr that THiwa.t- ":'1U X CAN'T APPORO a??' -St that ?ir!'i'!l ' L'- -ti Jw3'hLCA MM V' k-'f.RCJ) "BE OLD lit I' IliltflS ilayo is called upon for strong emotional characterization in the role of the man who is the victim of injustice and lives haunted -by an ever pursuing shadow of the past. The cruix of the story where the man stands self accused us an un intentional murdorer, bus been called the most poignant situation ever conceived by Patullo. Sylvia Breamer has the role op- ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo PATRONIZE ; The Grande Ronde Meat Co. ' All the Time . FOR THE BEST MEATS 5oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ffl. Rtt,s Wanted at ' ' - ! ifA I the Observer - MAIN 580 i Yf 'f4 JhJ feA U at the same prices as paid by dealer ! g - 'Vl 2 Kffl ll A -1 T fifinno ' o After Midnight Cull . g VMfM A1XNO.VSKID8 BELL CORDS g HERMAN'S? . S 1 1 XSlff SU. UMt NATIONALLY KNOWN -g .1 34J i .Look at tb. wonderlnl .. POULTRY . 5 8 MM S , PMi 35i2MM Sfi -IKS colVt l " 1 SlSooooooioooooooooooooooooS f Hh M It lillS " obtainable, by satis- . . t . i I 34x4 at rail? M hide 23.50 i"--u miu SKiiieu wuiacis, j INiCU X ills HUJuS UUU t 2 FJ - 3x4j Stramht Side 2&.40 Imagine the tremendous ' J ' " 1 iTi I "JSfi,i lit SlSSS ! Delicious Springers FORD & GEORGE H ' SS gSffi IS 5SJS otitey-havcalw. j 1 1 HP A Y f ijH Oversize-Heavy ii v i I'AAl IrJl mj j ' wepennaDie : ; Service VJmk. J) vJ II No niatterwhare you live, whether roads ara S SlllldaV dinner. !! Enclosed CarS rVV5 IS P or BtLL CORD will live up to I il PA1 I llStV Triple Cuaraate:Mileag.-(luallt,-W.rlUnan,hlp Tlie yery finest quality j yWi VjCys?lf"l unlT a m,;St liberal policy Send no i I yi'AMCiMtsSSi!iia money -wb ship CO. D. ihe very same day i ,,a.A ,.f i11finnir ! ; 'M 3 writ, tor y.n!,ii. Prw, on oor yr order is received ancj allow examination. i "u "n Llnu'11 "llJ"J ' , T Jvin ,r-i- -." ii iire uo noi meei wun your approval, you I I M IpositivclyNoSeconds necd nu' accep' thcm- . saving prices. ; Y 'or Retreat! Tires You ,0f Y" hav" f " Kain- ' ' ! 1105.3 Mail Your Order to-day. c 11 I 1 t.VtmitL.L.e2-t.,. i'dLi,.jJT,2 ..i-iia ji. ........................ Rain WEIL, TOM. WE. UAH A Mitr amc I A. 4 IN SPITE. OF SURE WEDIP; THE RAIU- sJ LilLL-A LITTLE: 71 l.'JWOCEMT rAM y I' J r' ''.' JK wco 177"' Yi x' ' ' ft , S. V '.: 1' 7 '. '.r-l 're,-, (-s3 tbu GrO aw 8jY THAT THIWCi T X CAN'T AFf0KE THAT '.V. ' positc .Mayo, and other parts urn played by George A- Williams, P'nilo MrCullough nml Harry Carter. The Oregon Trail is also boiiiR shown. "Hencock's Radiophones are four times louder than nny other on the market, easier tuned, and made right. Enterprise, Ore. 2-12-2 1 o o o . o t o TOMT vAMTEP SOME-THIMt: -L J FROM THE. BUT I HATS I 'co Tit do :i M". IHI5 POURIMCJ RAMI - i HURT AMV fiiDV- . -.irr, . :' !i!Mi.i iA Nevei Ask a Kiddie What He, Wants for Lunch! Serve Kindergarten Tlioy mnkr rvrry litiioli n "siiiprisr." AVidisonif rancy-s1.aMtl i-iillrrs In tin kiulu'n tintl Mils recipe your to will eat his way lo I'Oxy c heeks aiut stalwiut heallh, Hiut l'UnI th lifiht in every hlle: Cut wlilto Hrenc, nml lark gralmm Hrful In thin sllcea. Hhapo with cullers having I wo piei-es fiw of white mul of Ki'ahnni Hreml of the 8111110' shnp. I.iKl'tly ppreail half of the rtrcad. with well creamed liiitler. With Minall er fancy Hhapeil cutter, remove cento's from nnhnttertMl Kiahaiu ano while pleoea. A lMuro Kraham Mread ceiitei-B In whflu HwaiV rlnis and while Hreatl centers In Kraham ltreil rims. J'laei ilero rated ploees wllh white rim on thf corretjpontlinjr pieco of Krahuin Hreiul ami the decorat"il pieces with Kraham tint on corresponding' plect'H of white Itread. Kor u variety use cutlers that nni wiimiv. ohlonir, trlan RUlnr elliptical, fluted or cutlet fhape. I'or the centers use thiy rouiida. or animal, flower, or oilier faue.V shaped cutlera. A circle of dark and one of whiln llread may he cut diagonally three timea nnrf one-half ihe sciitnnn of each color to put toKi'lher nlterthlely on a plain circle of hrend. ' Add a Juicy oranpo or ro.sy apple, and you have a hearty, ' well-halanced lunch. j Or wmii'sp, lo iicrfect sandvlie, you must start wllh perrc lUvad Iho wholesome rich flaiortd loaf that assures vl;;oi as well us eiijoymeiil. That's j Superfine Milk Bread Host for sniulwh lK'S, lnl L& Grande, Oregon Power The three most vital units in the economical and satisfactory operation of motors are the 1 ' Piston Rings,' Pistons " and Piston Pins, all of which we carry in stock, and with our cylinder;!,', grinding equipment we are able to give you a very complete piston assembling service. Leighton's Welding &. Machine Works i! Ska ires United Stores ! tY AIJLMAN ! OR'.'G STORE, TO ASK OoT iKl I DOilT WArlT TO GET ALL WF.T, HC.LCW- I'LL CALL 'EM UP AND HAVE Them send ir OVtLi? WITH A BOY- S I , ,'-';f i', f-. ? .. mm Sandwiches al all I lines, Ask youi' grocer. MAIN 44 After Mlilnl-ht ('all l-'olc Hotel AIA1V 77.1 I,a Grande R1ATTRKSS SHOP AND WEAVING WORKS Mattresses of all kLida etonned hullt. Kenther Henovattnt;. ! Hair JIiiks nn, I J-'lurf Units rojin I al.". I arH-t Anil Kiio; denning Uil-!, Sl.r.O ami up J ClntM. Ilihvttril.s, I'mp. J 1'arlory IMlonc 2-'i3-W ' oooooooooooooooooooooooooi o o o o a 5 a o o o o o o Money To Loan 2 on lnislnrsM or liome tiro pert o on fiisy mcMitlily teroia. q Imiulra J. R. Oliver " g I'lione 13a-W. O ' . .... ' IX. a , i u Q U2- OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOu V- 1 ' , ,, 9 A. '. . . . .