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Wednesday, August 22, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER-
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holl stated communication the sec
ond and fourth Wednesdays of each
jionth. Visiting members coralallj
welcomed. w
AHTHA KT.T.TOTT PARKER, W. M
IMVi R. ff ROVR. hc.
j" CliH ed "Wanr
. PROFESSIONAL for bai"e"o"1"e""""
DIRECTORY F','R SALE lirJO Kurd toujinK car.
. . . Look fine. See it in front of L
-., - ... . ,, L Drug Co. evenings, between
OSTKOPATllIU PHYSICIANS " :M m"
FlK SALE Hange, one full lied,
no t t ' " 1 ' '- - liininp room table anil chairs, ln-
DRA.J. LABlld DR- MARGARET IN- quire 801 Penn avenue. 8-20-lltD
u Lb Osteopaths. Spinal Curva
ture and Diseases of women and FOR SALE Chiffoniers, dresses, li-
children a specialty. Office nlione hrary table, chairs- Hemstitching
- Main 100. ltesidence phone Main "ne the right wav. louKhton'-i
lutf two ruiKS. Sommer Uildir. opposite Thorn's Grocery. 8-2u-tf I
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DR. IT. E- SC!iOEN Osteopathic F0R SALE One 16-horse power
Physician and Surgeon. Successor thresher engine in Ai condition,
to Dr. G. W Zimmerninn. Office w'"e or phone V. T. Glider, R. K.
a Pkone Main S3- Res. 153-M. Pal- 1' No. 1. I-a Grande. 8-20-3t ,
mer-Kocsch Bldg., La Grande. 1 I
-' - "- ' : -- - ''OR SALE Bicycle, pond condition. I
Phone 185- W. 8-20-:Hoi
ATTOHNI3Y9 1
j -, - - . FOR SALE Extracted and comb
COCHRAN and KHI3RHARD Qeo. f h"n,y- 0l Volswinkler, Island City.
Cochran and Colon H. Kht-rTTard. At- 8-2Q-0tp i
tnrneys. L.a Urando National llank
""'""- FOR SALE Alfalfa hay in field.
Kurmem 20X. 8-18-(it
ciiiitoi'itAcion
j., -i -..--,-ij-,t.,t -, t. 1. 1. --u- SALE Peaches for canning.
uu. UKI.I.E MVKits, Chiropractor 'ine freestone peaches, yellow
New u'oley Building. Hours 10 to 12 meat, at Hoc a box in orders of 5
a. It to 5 p. in. and 1 to I p, m or more boxes. K.' 0. H. Milton-
7-24-tl Cash or,ei.s fyic, first- G G
DR. J. E. WOODELL-Chiropractor Grove' Milton' Oregon- 8-18-4tP
and naturopath. Skin ami blood di- FOR SALEPart,y soreened house
scases, headaches, appendicitis, ft . , . '
, backaches, rheumatism, asthma, ec- J TU b 1,1 ft- ; 10fZ
r zema, varicose veins, all kinds of "u
stomach, heart and kidney trouble uno cjir z r-, ,,i v
successfully treated- Wood Pres- LltlfoTiXlU
andnn!ecS0fWOmen Ben Decious, Sommer Hotel. 8-9-tf.
F0R SAIyESoid oak eather u
DENTISTS bolstered davenport. Phone 341 R.
. 8-U-tf.
DR. R. B. MILLER,. Successor to -
I)r- R. J. Ruckman, Palmer-Roesch FOR SAI. 7-Horse Power Gas En-
Wdg., Adams Ave. at Depot street. K' "l ?23 Ford Truck. La
Hours 8 to fl. Phone Main 70- Grande Construction & Supply
Special hours by appointment. La
Grande, Ore. FOR SALE Six room strictly mod-
-,,,,,., nlTnr. ern bungalow. Built tow years
NATL It 13 CURE aR0. An up to (iate fjxtures.
o. i -.. t -l -i. t. -i. t-t . -i. -i. -i. -..r,. i t T.n.r- Basement, pipe furancc, Dutch
, UK. a. N. MAVV1LLE Speciaiiat Ir kitchen, etc. Lot 55x110 ft. Fine
chronic dl.i-aaeu. Mothoda. Mechano- lawn. Terms. 1304 Sixth St., Lee
Therapy and Naturopath. Bkln and tlmfnril owner 7 in ft
blood dlsenaea. nervoua dlacasea "al"or" Owner., l-M-tf.
Chronic Headache, Eczema, Beta Ilea
AppendlclllH, Conatlpatlon, Bowel FOR SALE Business lot. Phone
Trouble; all klnda of Chronic Dl- 44G-R. 7-18-tf
eases succeaHfully treated. Phom utmmm
Main 5!13. Itoom 1, 2, 3, second flooi
Coulldge Rld- opposite Star Thea- Tnn m-n.
ter. Office house. 10 to 12 a. m. OR KENT
1:20 to &:00 p. m. Consultation free -.,,,.-......-.
. 1 : FOR RENT Unfurnished house. In
quire Carr Furniture Co. 8-18-tf
PIANO TUNERS .
,1.-v,t.o., FOR RENT Furnished housekeep-
XPERT PIANO TUNING Clean and i"B room. Phone 470-M. 8-lG-tf
voice your piano wllHbut extr9
charge. Work, guaranteed, call New- njCE LARGE airy rooms. Hot and
Phnnpa ""P"""""",1:,""!; cold running water. , Chris Miller,
. 1510 Adams. 8-7.
FRATERNAL FOR RENT Apartment over Pen-
ney Company store. Call Obser
f ' DIRECTORY ver, Main 37. Adv. 7-9-tf. I
L- O. O. M.' La Grande Lodge No. S50 WANTED
Loyal OriTer of Moose, holds legulal ,-.,,.,....
uieotlnga every Thursday nluht at t WAVTPn TO p,c-jt n.. normnn-
p. m. Odd Fellows- Hull. The .VVAMMI 1U K'tn 1 1 perman-
Women'a Mooscheart Lglon meet nent tenant, six to ten room house
, meeta second Monday of each month on or before Sept. 15th. Write
i Vlaltora always welcome. n w rre olisei-vor 8-21-3tn
A. N. MAYVILIyE, Dictator. " w Lare ""''elv0'- " il -"P
C. S. SHULTZ, Secretary. WANTED Prune packers to go to
. , Milton. Mr. Niharger. Main 702.
S. V. O. BIHs La Grande lAdge No 8.21-''tl
4S3. uHigo ineeta each Thursday ;
evening Rt 8 o'clocki Home and clul , ;
privileges cheerfully extnnded to all WANTED Teamster lor steady
Brother Elks. work. Union Box Co. 8-18-tf
De Lile Green, Exalted Ruler
Mood Eckley, Secretary. WANTED Man and wifa to work
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA JuliuS Fipl,er'
La Grando Camp No. 7703 meets on " '"P
tho first Thursday evening of each
month, in the K. of p. hall. Vlaltlng WANTED One or tw rooms, cen
Nelghbor.wekome.Nao & traly locnte,( suitable for studio
I JAKE ROSTOCK,' Clerk. and sleeping purposes. Unfur
" nished preferred. Drawer 873.
A. P. and A. M. La Grande Lodge No 8-6-tf.
41. A. F. anTA. M., holds regular ,
meetings first and third Frldaya at nrAMTpr) Clean cotton rags. Perk-
7:30 P. m. Cordial welcome to .,1 WA WED 1 en g ? r
LOT L. 8NODGRASS, W. M.
E. R. RINGO. Secretary. WANTED At the greenhouse dirt,
" ' r .. manure and sand. Who wants the
r-overvEy FATSSS job? Cherry's Florists. 8-20-tf
Vlaltlng members welcome.
z" ULlV MISCELLANEOUS .
VnaCamNo!. Srl IiVmSTITCHING pleating, buUo'ns
faonday night at Eagles Hall. All covered; stamping, baby wear,
vlaltlng Neighbor.! welcome. Dues threads and art goods. Quick ser-
,.2:hi;fM.X.Vonr.k yice and Hone right- The Stitch-
Bank Building. mg and Art Shop. Mrs. L. It.
J. J. Murchlson, C. C. Norton. 1115 Adams Avenue.
R. J. KITCHEN. Clerk. phon(J Main 533- 8-9-lm.
KNiriHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Croai - " "
- td!?e No. 27 meets ev-ry Monda; HEMSTITCHING and Picot Edge
evening In c-tatle Hall (K. of P Dr0mptly done by Mrs, E. C. Tuck-
. Hall), at 8 p. n.. A Pythian welcome P J g , st 6.27.tf
t all -i'''.FLDh"-c. c. HEMSTITCHING and plcot edge by
C. L. graham. K. K. B. MrS- Bert Hughes, 1417 Washing-
' ton avenue. 417-W. 4-16-tt
WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION nl ton avenue
the Maccabees. La Grande Lodge No TIt,,,T,Ir,IITTp ,j pi-nt Fdre
J7. W. U. A. of M. Lodge meets first HEMSTITCII1NU IM rlCOl ore
Thursday at 2 p. m. and third ,(, Corsetiere for Barcley Corset.
Wednesday at 8 p. m., at K. of P j p. O'Connell, 1104 O ave-
UllL ."ra''make?. rue.' Phon. 147-J, or Putmans
MARJORIB EATON. R. K. store. H-tt-lZ
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Vlula liaim KiaiM lit Xtw Mr(n Vilm
"Uno in tv lUuk" V-k-tlUiiu
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WilU lU'al VUt,
"l.ovo in Iho lark," in wliU'h VioJa
I -una 1h fiiarrcil, whn hovm fur tln first
( I lit.' y t'Nl iTilay. It rovl to lu u
wry vntri-tniiiliit; tuni wliolrMHnu
wTfcn play, ami it pit as 1 tho mulU
I'lK-f whirh K:ritfii ti iMitlniHiustirjilly.
The pilot oplay Ik cmiu'riy-itruni.u
and the liiiinnrous sit ut ions nro just as
numt'rons as tho ,lninattt set ni-N. Tli
cuiiLhlnation of fun and plot was
throughout MjoyunU
Mist Itana vviin iii'Vit rust lu a role
which mailt rVator dPtuamlH upon
iiiTVoi-Nntllity and skill. "l.ovcTii tin
Diirk" fomhliHH tho various clcmontM
which maks Mian lana llu popular
at'lnss which she is, Sho is givou
aitipU-' opportunity to imlulKo In her
tllHt liirtivt itraud of comedy, und at
tlic totmo ttmt to Is calli-d upon to
do some dramatic artinw wliich might
have proved difficult for an uctriisj
toss skilled. Miss kana was ot.ually
rouvincfiiK ami eharmiiifT itt hor emo
ilonat as well as in lier comic scnes.
The story of "l.ovo in the lHirk" is
concerned with an orphan. Mary, who
is udonteii by a woman, one of a hand
of crooks. Mary's Job is to lake cure
of little Hed, When tho police inter
fere with the working of the ffam:, (
Mary obtains a position with a kindly)
minister, whose; son is hcinK cheated
by a crook. In the employ of this un
scrupulous gambler is a former mem
ber of the (rantf which Mary knew.
The plot complications, are. many and
yaried, and the element of surprise is
never lucking. The Kreatest surprise
comes in the conclusion of tho story,
which Is too good a secret to jjlve
away.
In support or tho star is n cast of
real excellence. In fact, tho- uptime
throughout tho picture is of a very
) i (Kb order, ('ullen ltndis makes an
effective, characterization of hlb role,
1 truce Guerin. the talented four-year-old
actor, is delightfully funny in his
scenes with Miss Dana. Inliis role lie
displays Kcnutnc neltiiff talent. .Oth
ers in the cast lire Arlino l'retty,
Kdward Connelly, John Harron, Mar
garet Mann and Charles West.
Comedy showing '-'Money or ,Your
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IrCTS OP THE
C0R.IO5ITY
NONKGYJ
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PATRONIZE
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.!
All 'tho Time
FOR THE EEST MEATS
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Tom Mix I'ictui-e to end Its run
'I'.miKht.
"Vor Ttifr Stakes" will he shown for
tho last time on the . Star Theatre
screen toniKht. This Fox production,
starring Tom Mix, has every element
necessary for enjoyable entertain
ment. Its Miction is continually kepi
ut a high pitch, lis dramatic moments
are well handled, and the . silken
thread of romance is woven through
out the story. The direction and the
acting are far Above the ordinary.
Huddle your twin six and run down
to tho Star Theatre before Tom Mix
leaves town. 1
"the Isln or Atst Ships1' lias 'Thrill'
For Illnse.
"Tho Isle of 1-ost Ships." n Mau
rice Tourncur production which is
coming to the Star Theatre on Thurs
day for a three day engagement, dis
closes new possibilities of screen
grandeur and beauty. It is a story
to thrill tho most blase. It is a fine,
human. Americaii-mado story, breath
ing wholesome idealH and fraught
with a spirit of adventure.
The theinn is daring in its nature
and the task .if tho producer over
whelming In its exactions on tlut im
agination, Uuti Tourueur has again
proved himself Ote master that he
is by giving this tremendous story
an adequate, sensational and re
markable visualization,.
Anil the cast is worthy of the story.
Anna Allsson plays the role ot q
the shipwrecked society girl, .Milton I O
KHIm lu llio ln-rfi i nnrwlt.miwwl lint 1 9
innocent man, and Frank Campeaii jo '
is Jackson, the detective Others of0
Durinjr the entire nineteenth cen
tury hurdly. a change was regis
tered in the extent of the Grand
Boulevards from the Place "Ue'la'iRe
publique to the Madeline. . Iut since
then the following justly famous
places of rendezvous have disappear
ed: Tortonis, Muison Ooree. Cafe
Anglais, Cafe Riche, Cafe de Suede,
Cafe Veron, Cafe de la Porte Mont
marte, Cafe des Varieties und Cafe
de Medrid.
Their locations were usurped by
movinjr picture' theatres, banks, post
office stations and restaurants. One
famous cafe even pave way to a
tailor shop.
It was rumored recently that the
site of the Cafe de la Paix, on the
Place de l'Upera, the- best known
cafe in the city, was to be sold to
a banking establishment. The deal
was never consummated.
EDITOR TELLS
T
0 HEAD III
He's Through With Patting
Folks on the Back When
They Don't Deserye It.
holieve an eilitor has a soft snap.
"Vor tellitipr Excelsior readers a
man is( a. successful citizou, when
everybody knows he is as lazy as a
bench, warmer, $2.75.
"l-'or referring to some ttulluvant
inK fellow as one who is mourned
by the entire community when he
will only be missed by the boozers,
$10.18.
"Referrinjr to one as a hero nnd
a man of cournjre and one who will
stand by his convictions when every
body knows he is a moral coward
and would sell out for a dime,, $-l.l.'l.
"Refemiiif to some possipy fe
male as uu estimable lady whom it
is a nleasuio to meet anil know
when every .man in town would
ruther see Satan comiiisr, $8.1(fc
-Callinp an ordinary preacher nn
eminent divine. 54 cents.
'-Lambasting the daylights out of
John 'Barleycorn at the behest of
the local drv forces. $!.77. .
"Whooping 'em up. for the repeal
of the Volstead law in the interests
of the local White Mule Funnel
Club. Sfi.77.-
"Referring to a deceased merchant
who never advertised and who was
too stingy to contribute toward
needed improvements us a lending
citizen nnd a prosrossive resident,
$344.99." .
(Bv I. N. S.)
riKS MOINKS. In.. Aug. 22. Rill
tor F. J. Raymond, publisher of the
Blakesburg (la.) Weekly Excelsior,
is tired of running free advertise
ments and, in an advertisement of
his own tells the world about it as
follows:
"Here you will find a schedule
of prices from which no deviation
will be made, but we hope to do
nate a certain peicentugo of our
earnings toward founding an asylum
for those feeble minded people who
Culinary Creations
x From Crusts and (lumbs
V.GGS Al TOAST
M.W WAV
'renmctt hi Tot
.1 tbsps flour 4 isp. salt
? tbsps. binder :t hard boiled
1 1& cups niilU eggs
K o w grains Toast
pepper
Hlend butter and flour, put
over tire and stir until melt
ed, add milk, pepper, ana
salt. Stir continually until
thick.
Separate whites and yolUn
of hard boiled eggs. 1'hop
the whites fine and add to
sauce. Arrange pieces or
toast on a platter, pour the
sauce over them, and force
t lie yolks t hvough a rleer
. onto tho ' taot and dressing.
Hervo hot.
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La Grande. Oreeon (t
Plans Rattlesnake Farm "
(By 1. N. S.)
1H.OO.MIXUTON, lnd Aug. 82.
Homer Avers is thinking of start
ing a rattlesnake farm, following his
capture of a four-foot rattler near
here. An Indianapolis medical com
pany pays $:15 an ounce for. the.
poisonous fluid from the snake. The
fluid can be drawn off without hurt
ing the reptile and more accumu
lates soon, ucoording to Ayres. lAbout
one ounce accumulates at one time.
All Franco nriuls Is soino motbod or
making lainllliH arow as ro.it as her
InnljrM.
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are Walter Long, jsrt woodruff,
An'ifb- JH'rrlng and ln-no Hunt'
"The Islo of Lost Ships,'; which Is
a First iNuttoiptl (iltrartlnn, 1s from
tin' Huectssf!il novel !' Orlltrnd-!!,
Marriott
BUSINESS DOOMS
OLD PRIS CAFES
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Reynolds and Zimmerman
Funeral Service "Parlor, Licensed Embalmer,
Ambulance Service. Vhone Main' 62. . ,
1505 Fourth Street, La Grande, Oregon , '
J. E. REYNOLDS . C. E. ZIMMERMAN,
Licensed Embalmer.
Power
The three most vital units in the economical
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
TJin scir-sVrvtt-o. restaurants nro to
In- iiiTlcrnl ir vim nro piillltiilar .
ahum whose thumb Is lliru-t in juiir
soup.
PREK A tube with each Pennsyl
vania Vacuum Cup Casing until
Sppt 1st. Why not save that extra
fifteen per cent on your tires?
Perkins Motor Co.
j (By I. N. S.)
PA HIS. Auk. 22. Ills liuslncss Is
swallo'.vinfr; up, one by one, Paris'
well-known enfes with their spacious
sidewalk terraces.
Parisians who have watched the
trend of the times since the ibotrin
ninir of the twentieth century fear
that within another 50 years not a
terrace cafe will be left on the
Grand Boulevards.
The latest doomed cafe is the
Grand, one block from the Opera.
An American firm has just pur
chased the location for approximate
ly $2,000,000.
I,OST
LOST Automobile gray carpet. Re
turn to Rod Cross Irua Store for
reward. H-2l-.1t
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LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP AND FOTJNPRI
All Kinds of Machinery, Automobiles and Tractor! Healrad,
Overhauled and Itebuilt.
Acetylene Welding of All Kind
Cylinder Iiorlng and Oversize l'lstont
Crankshafts, Pistons and Piston Pine It ground
Give I'll Trail
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
'-. POULTRY LOWER
f Ien's 4V-J and over....lfic '
liens, 4 to 411 lbs and S
lighter - 11c !
Butterfat 40c
Fresh Kggs ;
Per dozen 32c
Union Creamery j
Company I
1112 Jefferson
Phone M-122
FRUIT'
TIME ,
Stone Jars, Prcscrvins
Kettles, Jelly Classes
and Fruit Jars.
F. L. Lilly
Hardware
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WEAVING WORKS
J MfittrrfiHoo of all khirti clesnsd !
I Mid rebuilt. I'Vathor JlonovailnB,
1 Kliir KUUA aiKl l' lllff Hui.it ruain
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