Thursday, July 12, 1923
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE SEVEN
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By Coftdo
Classified Want Ads 1 theatres
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PRpFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
OSTEOPATHIC rnYSIClAJfS
DR. J. L. and DR. MARGARET IN
GLE Osteopaths, Spinal Curva
ture and Diseases of women and
children a specialty. Offica phone
Main 100. Residence phone Main
10G two rings. Sominer Bildft. '
)R. II. E. SCHOEN Osteopathic
Physician and Surgeon. Successor
to Dr. G. W Zimmerman. Office
J Pfcone Main S3- ,' Res. 153-M. Pal
. mer-Roesch Bldg., a Grande.
ATTORNEYS
COCHRAN and EBI3RHAHD Oeo. T
9 Coclirun and Colon II. Eberfiard. At
x torneya. La Grande National 13ank
r Building.
CHIROPRACTOR
DR. UHLL.R MYERS. Chlrooractor
'. New Foley Building. Hours 10 to 12
a. m.. 3 to b d. m. and 7 to 6 p.
. 7-24-tt
DR. J. E. WOODELL Chirrfpractor
i and naturopath. Skin and Aood di-
seases, headaches, appendicitis,
backaches, rheumatism, asthma, ec-
', zemu, 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
,Dr- R. J. Ruckman, Palmer-Roesch
.BIdg., Adams Ave. at Depot street.
-Hours 8 to G. Phone Main 70-
Special hours by appointment La
Grande, Ore.
NATCRE CURE
DR. A. N. MAYVIIA.E Specialist lr
rhrnnln rilBi-nflpit. Mftthoda. MeclianO-
Therapy and Naturopath. 8kln and
blood diseases, nervous diseases
i Chrnnln SoAttRilift Rnzema. Sciatica
Appendicitis, Constipation, . Bowel
. Trouble; all kinds of Chronic Dl
V seases successf ully treated. Phon
.Main 693. Room 1, i. 3. second flool
,. CoolldBe BIdg.. opposite B'.ar Tiiea
tor. Office house, 10 to 12 a. m.
i i-sn to R-ao n. m. Consultation free
1 ' J-4-tf
PIANO TUNERS
XPHRT PIANO TUNINO Clean .and
voice your piano without extra
ehnreA. Work guaranteed. Call New
lln Book Store for appointment. Roy
E. Phillips. 4-15-ti
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
U O. O. M. La Orande Loairo No. 350
' Lova OrH7r rif Moose, holds reKUlal
t meetloKs every Thursday iilgnt at
p. m. at Odil fellows' Hall. Th
Women's Moosehoart LeKlon meet!
1 meets second Monday of each month
p- Visitors always welcome.
A. N. MAYVILLE, Dictator.
C. S. SIIDLTZ, Secretary.
a tj n v.ihm t. nranflA -fidu-e No
433. ijouro meets each Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock. Home and clul
w.prlvtleites cheerfully extended to ail
Brother Elks.
De Lile Green, Exalted Ruler
1 - . Mood Jickley, secretary.
MODliRN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
2a Grande Camp No. 7703 meets on
. Ihn first Thursday evenlna of each
month. In the K. of P. hall. Vialtlng
Neighbors welcome.
.. E. 11. KINOO, V. C.
,-. JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk.
i w nri A. M. La Grande LiOdKO No.
.. A. F. ami" A. M.. holds reenlar
m.ntintrn first and third Fridays at
7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all
Masons. sjoT)fiRASS. w- M
E. R. RINGO.' Secretary.
. O. EAGLES Aerie NO. 259. meets
. every Friday night at Eagles Hall
. vi.itlnp m.mhers welcome.
HARRY T. EDWARDS, See.!
Z. LILLY, W. P.
wnnnuKM OF THE WORLD La
Grande Camp No. 169. Meets every
' Monday nlKlit at Easles Hall. All
vlnlttnz NelKhbors welcome. Dues
t the office of ths clerk
' Rooms 21-22, La Grande Nations:
Bank Building. -
, J. J. Murt-hlson, C. O.
-.,. R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Crosi
Lodse No. 27 meets every Monda
In O.tle Hall (K. of P
'. Hall), at 8 p. tn. A Tythlan welcome
. to all visiting RnlBhts.
' 1 E. C. FIELDS. C. C.
C. L. GRAHAM. K.- R. 8.
WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOOl ATION ol
tne niarcaoees, us ummw
27, W. B. A. of M. Lodge meets first
'', Thursday at 2 P. m. and third
' Wednesday at 8 p. m., at K. of P
Ball. Vialtlng Sisters welcome.
MRS. NORA B. MACKEr. C.
: MA1UORIE EATON. R. K.
O. E. S. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E. S.
ho'ds stat-d communication the sec
ond and fourth Wednesdays of each
' ionth. Visiting members cordlallj
mTrTHAET.T.TOTT PARKER. W. M
NNA S. GROVE. Seo.
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
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! "-i VOO j' IJ- HP rmiLfi'T iET r H A CCiT AWAV y SV
FOR SALE OR TRADE
KOR SALE Kive room modem
hunjralow, full basement, lurfce
screened in sleeping poivh. Fur
nished or unfurnished. Call af
ter (J o'clock evenings. 2013 Oak St.
7-ll-2tp.
I
FOR SAKE One steel case thresher,
32 ft. Two headers and derrick
table in good condition. R. W.
Allen, Adams, Oregon. 7-ll-3t.
FOR SALE Nine head dairy cows
anil equipment. If interested
write P. O. Box 72 or see Alva
Clark. Adv. 7-10-3tp.
FOR SALE Alfalfa hay in field.
Farmers 20-X. Adv. 7-10-lit.
FOR SALE CHEAP 7-horse-power
gas engine; new; run 30 minutes.
Phone 370-M, J. A. Chandler.
Adv. 7-lO.Stp-
FOR SALE Studebaker automobile.
Inquire Modern Laundry. Adv.
7-10-5t.
FOR SALE 5 room modern house
' by owner. Inquire 1912 Adams
avenue. 7-7-Gtp
FOR -SALE Used refrigerator in
iirst class condition. Phone 131-M.
7-7-tf
FOR SALE Ford roadster, in good
condition. Equipped with starter
and newly painted. La Grande Iron
Works.
7-G-6tp
FOR SALE Stock of new Bruns
wick records formerly owned by
Owl Drug Store, Elgin, on sale,
50c apiece. Call 14G-J. 7-G-6tp
FOR SALE Business anil
residence
7-5-tf
property. Phone 44G-R.
FOR SALE Strawberries.
H. W.
6-20-tf
Myers. 370-W-
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Two front rooms, fur
nished for light housekeeping.
Nice yard. Price reasonable. In
quire 801 Penn. 7-ll-3tp.
FOR RENT Three room apartment.
luufl Washington Ave. Adv.
7-10-tf.
FOR RENT Apartment over Pen
ney Company store. Call Obser
ver, Main 37. Adv. 7-9-tf.
FOR RENT
Furnished housekeep
Phone 440-R. 7-6-tf
ing rooms.'
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 1512 Adams.
Phone 257-J. G-18-tf
FOR RENT-
- Furnished housekeep
Phone 470 M. 6-2G-tf
ing Tooms.
NICE LARGE airy rooms. Hot and
cold running water.. Chris Millets
1510 Adams. . D-21-tf
WANTED
YOUNG LADY desires
Phone 383-W.
office work.
7-ll-2tp.
WANTED Young lady desires posi
tion as steno-bookkeeper. Phone
383-W. 7-ll-2tp.
WANTED Man and wife for farm
work- Phone Farmers 1G6. 7-U-fit
WANTED Womnn for
general
housework. Call Main 88. Adv
7-10-tf.
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 goctl wages to the right
person- Phone Main 55. 6-28tf
LOST
LOST Small coin purse between
Chautauqua grounds and Adams
avenue, containing $42-00. Return
to Floyd McKennon. 6-2S-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
HEMSTITCHING and Picot Edge
promptly done by Mrs. E. C. luck
ey, 1808 Second St. 6-27-tf
HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered.
Mrs. L. H. Norton, 806 Adams
Ave. Phone 421-W. 9-30-tf
HEMSTITCHING and picot edge by
Mrs. Bert Hughes, 1417 Washing
ton avenue. 417-W. 4-16-tt
The" "Same" Everywhere.
The editor of Paisa Akhbar, a na-:
tive newspaper of Lahore, India, says 1
I have used (Jhamoeriain s i one i
and Diarrhoea Remedy many times'
minne mv children and servants, for 1
colic and diarrhoea and always found J
it effective." Adv. I
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SHKRRVS
TODAY AMI TOMORROW
Movlo funs ami lliose. who are fond
of the clilNsli-s ot Iho American stuiti
are In for a trout wtu-n the fn'mous old
melodrama, "Ton Nights in a llnr
room." Is shown at Ihn Sherry theatre
on Tlllimdny anil Friday. This famous
old pluy has boon mmlo iuto a uin-r
spt't-iul. The story of "Tt-n Nigii'ti In
a Harroom." is familiar to almost ev
eryone, as it onloyoil great huoci'sh
both as a novel iind play. It has
boi-n on tbo boards for over sKl"
yi.'ars und Is said lo bnvo been played
In every town and city In the countiy.
Tbori'foro, it is not sui-itrisinir lhat
the nlwaVH onlorprlslng movio . pro
ducors I'ouuil in it splendid material
lor a inosl unusual feature. ,. r-iso
Uussell, who wrote the scenario, bus
followed the story fuithfully, only
making such changes in tbo original
story us lhe dictates of thn screen ro
quirod. Of course tho wide rungo of
Ibe, pholoplay permits of a much
more ohiborate version than the alagc
coubl give. Such scenes as the log
jam In a raging current, culminating
in a thrilling climax in the rapids and
lhe burning of tho Inn are only pos
slho stico tho advent of motion pic
tures. Even the most elaborate stage
presentation could not hope to touch
them for realism. Scenes such
Ibese take monlliR to make and cost
a Nmall fortune.
All of tbo old favorites nro there,
Joo Morgan, Simon Slade, Little Mnry.
Harvey tlreen, Willie Hammond, and
all thn rest of The fine characters.
And, an excellent cast brings them to
lifo' with all their joys u'nd sorrows.
John Lowell plays Joe Morgan, while
Haby Ivy Ward Is Little Mary. Oth
ers are Nell Clark Keller, Charles
Mackay, James Phillips, Ethel lawy
er, ('buries Beyer. Kompton Green.
I.llllun K' iiili'11. Robert Hamilton niul
many others. Also showing a com
edy. '
AT. ARCADE, "HEART'S HAVEN"
Here is that ideal story you have
;o lone waited for! At last a story
that will .entertain anil appeal equal
ly to the younger generation, the
grownups unit the old louts', riere Is
h picture that will keep iliobbie anil
Mary from fidgeting and asking em
barrassing questions. Here is a pic
ture whose human characters live
love and share the same jovs and
sorrows as you and I. Here is a
story that will not bore the old
folks. And, above all, here is a
clean, wholesome story that will en
tertain you, touch you, cheer you,
inspire you and make you go away
with a smile on your face and sun
shine .in your heart.
'That ideal story is "Heart's Ha-
Ten," Benj. B. Hampton's latest all
star production, udupted from the
famous novel by Clara Louise Burn
ham, which w,ill be shown at the Ar
cade theatre starting today.
"Heart s' Haven," in 'brief, is a
story ; of three generations, there
fore appealing to the three genera
tions of theatre goes. First, there
is -a -love story of a rich, young and
oeautiiui gin ami young man win
start poor and finally achieve sue
cess. . .
Then to the amazement of these
young lovers, the older generation
has a romance of its own. The
heroine's father and the hero's
mother were childhood sweethearts.
years later, thrown together by fate,
their old -romance revives.
Thus we have young romance and
middle-aged romance but there are
youngsters in the story, and thev
also have their romance it is a tinv
'. puppy. What happens to the girl
anil boy anil tne puppy is a matter
of suspense and thrill. The child
actors are Frankie Lee and Marv
Jane 'Irving, two of the best known
children of the screen.
'A late Fox News reel will also be
showw.
The test of a party's virility is its
apuitv to survive in spite of its na
tionai chnirman.
- Wanted
Good Used
.Furniture
Houghton's
Pay TIlRlirsl Prlros
Tf yon nro In nforl of poort Pin
Inff Clmlr. Ttuj-rs, Dh-wpih nn
lloiln, lon't fftll to roino in and
s my RKAIj I1A ItOAlNS.
Our rfpinstiu-liliiK
Shop .
In ronnortion glwar you tho bat
In thti Hf-mstilrlilns and Cilft
Bhop lln.
Itnioni1iPr (lie IMnoe
OpnohUfl Thomo'A ;mwry
imioni; r,i:t-,i io rut st.
fei
SOHE OLD HOOTCH OOKC-S !
GOOU FOI5. Al WIGH,
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World's Speediest Train.
LONDON, June 2ii The fastest
train in tho world is now running be-
tween London and Swindon, a dis
tance of 77 1-4 miles, which it cov
ers in 75 minutes, traveling at the
rate of til. 8 miles an hour.
This is one of five trains an
nounced in the summer schedules of
the English railroads, that will
make better tran a mile n minute on
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Doing a Favor
r L. WrtU frtr btn PrlrM on oat
yp PositivelyNo Seconds
i xlj or Retread Tires
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BUT NOW
RX
, regular runs. The longest run is he-
tween London and uatn, nro
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Another feature of the summer
train schedules is that daily non
stop trains are run between London
and all tne important cities
summer resorts in England, which
are designed to allow the worker to
live at the seaside and continue to
wo rk in London.
the game prices as paid by dealers
CELL CORDS
20 OVERSIZE
NATIONALLY KNOWN
$10.75
H.75
12-25
Look at the wonderful
ruKRcd tread of the BELL
CORD. Built of finest ma
terial obtainable, by satis
fied and skilled workers.
Imagine the tremendous
wear and tear that thia
tread can Btand. The kind
of a tire you have always
wanted.
5.95
18.75
21.50
22.50
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26.40
27.25
27.75
28. 75
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No matter where you live, whether roads are
good or bad, the BELL CORI) will live up to
its wonderful reputation for SERVICE.
Triple Csar antes: Mileafe-Qiiality-rYortimMslrip
Sold under a most liberal policy Send no
money -we ship C O. D. the very same day
your order is received and allow examination.
If tires do not meet with your approval, you
need -not accept them.
Kou tahe no nsli. You havm alt to gain.
Mail Your Order to. day.
Never Ask a Kiddie What He
Wants for Lunch! Serve
Kindergarten Sandwiches
Thry imiko ovcry lunch ft 4'snrpris' "Willi sonir fancy-slinpiMl
rutin's In Hip k lichen uml this m-ipc your hoy will nil his wuy
lu rosy flunks mitt stahviut ht'iillh, mitl I hid tli'Ilhi In every Mte:
Cut wlilloi Tircail nml ilnrlc Kialintn Uroad In thin Aliens. ,
Hhupi' with ruttt'is having two pierrH each of whlto and
of (ft'aham Hivntl of" tho nnim shapi, Lttitly spread
hnjf of tho llread, wllh well cmum-d InKtcr. With sniult
erH'ancy nhapod cutter, vomove oenliTH from unbultertMl
Kiaham and whllo pieces.
l'lnco Krutiam Htvad centers in white llread rimB nnd
while ltread cenlers in Rrrahani llread rim8. Place, deco
rated pieces with white rim on the corresponding: pleeo
of Kraham Hread and the thcorated pleeeH with rnthum
rim on correHpohdintr pieces of wtiite ltread.
Kor ft variety uso cutters that are no u are, ollonff, trlan
Rular elllpllcal, fluted or cutlet shape. Kor the centers
use tiny rounda, or animal, flower, or othtM fancy Hhaped
cutters. A circle of dark and one of white it read may
ho cut dlaKonally throo times and ono-half the Rections of
each color. to pat together, alternately on n plain circle of
hread.
Add a Juicy ornnKo or rosy npplo, and you havo a hearty,
wcll-hahinc.od lunch.
Of ootirsi to B4i pcrfc't snmUvlehc, yon nuisl stmt wllh pfrfiHt
Hread Hie wlmlewnii rich flftvureil lonf thnt nsMms vIkoi' as
well as ciijojnicnl. 'rhnl's
Superfine Milk Bread
Host for sniidwli hes, hest
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Power
The three most vital units in the economical ;i
and satisfactory operation of motors are the.
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
Rags Wanted at
the Observer
POULTRY
t
Nice Fat Hens and
Delicious SpVingers '
for
Sunday dinner.
The very finest quality
and as usual at money
paving prices.
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