La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 23, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, August 23, 1923. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEVEN Classified PROFESSIONAL fob sale or trade DIRECTOTIY Fm SALE Potatoes. Ar." quantity XJL.iXL,V,LKJU.l delivered. C- S. Shultl Phone . - - 38K-J. 8-22-l't) OSTROl'ATUIO 1-HYSIC1AXS I-OK- SAl.K-On Liberty six, un.l i-LT.n. - t i L. , -i i one National fix. All in rool con- DR. J. L.-.nd DR.. MARGARET IN- J" "' ''y"ch- 2 OLL-Oteopaths. Spinal Curva FOR SA'I.E 50 ' )it s. Mike Roves, turo and Diseases of women and Summerville. 8.22-litu children a specialty. Office phone ' "L106-! liesi,lnce Phono-Mai,, V0R SALETwo tents j,hon9 m. 108 two rinK3. Sommer bildg. or apply Third and Wash. 8-22-!lt DR. II. E. SCIIOEN Osteopathic F01i SALK Koomintf house, account Physician and Surgeon. Successor of slness. A pood paying busi to Dr. G. W Zimmerman. Office '"V5"- Te,l"s- Apply llarland Ho- llione Main S3- lies. 15.1-M. Pal- ' tel- 8-22-titp mer-Roesch Bldg., La Grande. . . , ' rOK SALE A sow and pigs. Farm. 355. 8-22-2t! AITOHNKYS j .- - ' F0R SALE Chiffoniers, dressers, li-j mmiwiT.. rnnt'nn " L Z. brury table, chairs- Hemstitching! CZxt ln. .th. riBht way. Houghton'?,! torn.ya. La Grandu National lank opposite Thorns Grocery. 8-20-tfi Building. 1 ' FOR SALE Extracted and comb; CHIIlOPUAGfOH honey. O. Volswinkler, Island City. n.,.,,, 8-20-tp UK. 11UI.LE MYERS, Chiropractor ... ,, . . ., New Foley BulldlriB. Houm 10 to 12 FOR SAiLE Alfalfa hay in field, a. ., a to 6 p. m. and 7 to 8 p. m Farmers 20X. 8-18-6t J-24-tt " FOR SALE Partly screened house DR. J. E. WOODELL Chiropractor 8 ft b lfl ft 2008 Cove and naturopath, fakin and blcod di- avenue. 8-17-Utp seases, headaches, appendicitis, backaches, rheumatism, asthma, ec- F0R SALE 5-room modern house zema, varicose veins,- all kinds of furnishe,. For information call! stomach, heart and kidney trouble Ben Deci0UR Sommer Hotel. 8-9-tf.l successfully treated- Blood pres- . sure reduced. Diseases of women FOR . SALE Soiid oak leather up- and children a specialty. holstered davenport. : Phone 341 R. .. ; -, , 8-14-tf. DENTISTS -,; FOR SALE 7-Horse Power Gas En- DR. R. B. MILLER, Successor to "" - and 1923 Ford Truck. La Dr. R. J. Ruckman, Palmor-Roesch (-ramie Construction & Supply Bldg., Adams Ave. at Depot street. Co- --tf. Hours 8 to 0. Phone Main 70- Cati e- . i Special hours by appointment. La 0K SALE-Six room strictly mod Grande, Ore. em bungalow. Built tow years ago- AH up to date fixtures. 1 Basement, pipe furance, Dutch NATURE CH1B kitchen, etc. Lot 55x110 ft. Fine n. .,. u ,. , , -t,-,,- lawn- Terms. 1304 Sixth St.. Lee Bit. a. N. mayvili.h Bpeciaiiat lr Hanford owner. 730-tf. chronic- dlieases. Mutliuds, Mfcliano- Therapy and Naturopath. Skin and ,-0R SALE BustnOBS lot. Phone blood diseased, nervous dlaeaHes .... n . . Chronic Headache. 1-Jciema, Sciatica am-it. i-15-ir Appendicitis, ConHtlpalion, Bowel -- Trouble; alt klnda or Chronic Ul- vnrf WK'hirT . aeaaea successfully treated. Phon rum nii Alain 593. Itoom 1, 2, 3. uecond flool "----" - , Coolldge Bldg., opposite Btar Thea- FOR RENT Furnished housekeep ' ter. Office bouse, 10 to lz a. m. !., room Phone 470-M 8-16-tf I 1:10 to 6:00 p. m. Cunsultatlun free lg room, i none nu m. o in n .s-. NK;E jjAKGE airy rooms. Hot and; cold mnning water. Chris Miller, I , PIANO TCJXKRS 1510 Adams. 8-7-tf.j xprhV PiAN(PrUN?tJa "clean "and FOR RENT Apartment over Pen- t voice your piano wifhbut extra ney Company store. Call Obser- v charge. Work guaranteed Call New- Ver, Main 37. Adv. 7-9-tf. ,- lln Book tjlore for appointment. Ttoy ' r K. I'hllllpH. 4-16-t: ; : rr-. WANTED FRATERNAL DIRECTORY - O. O. M. La OrandA .oice No. 300 Loyal OrUer of AIioe, holds legulai meetlDKi evfiry Thursday niffht at t P. m. it Odd I'VllowH' iiall. Tin Women' Mooaehoart Legion meet tntsto Hticnnd Monday of each month Vittor always wwleomft, A N. MAYVIt,LEf Dictator. C. S. SHULTZ, Secretary. H P fi W.rm T. flmndA .dZA SO 4 32. touge meeJa each Thuraday fcvtnlns at 8 ooloelc. Home and cim urtvlltoa cheerfully ext-mdd to all Xirotlfr Elks. De Lile Green, Exalted Ruler Mood Eckley, Secretary. MOMMRNf WOODMEN OF AMERICA La Clrandn Onmp No. 7703 meet on th first Thursday even in if of each Month, in the K. of 1. hall. Visiting Ni'ltfhbortt welcome, i E. . RTNfJO, V, J JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk. L w .nrf A -f T.n. flrnnde Lodffu No J . A. F. anTA. M., holds reBUlnr ! mcetlnsa flrat and third Kridaya at 7: d. m. Cordial welcome to all UuiUDIi IjOT l. snodorass. w. m. B. R. RINGO. Becretary. r. o. KAflLEH Aerlo No. -59; tneete -everv Friday night at Eagles iiall I VUHInv awnibew welcomv. ' . HARRY T. EDWARDS. Sec. Z. LILLY, W. P. wnnhMKN OF THE WORLD La (irjndo Camp No. 169. Meets vury iVi.nulHy nlKht at KatrlM Hall. All TlHUIne Neifrhborj welcome. Dues i payable at tho office of tiie clerk i Kooins 21-22, La Grande Natlona. ttank Building. J. J. Murchlson, C. C. R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk. KNKiHTH PVTHIASRed Crpf LodKe No. 27 mo ev.fry Mondaj vvcnliitf In Castle Hall (K. of P Hail), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knights. 1 B. C. FIELMS. C. C. C. L. GRAHAM. K. - B. VOMKN'8 I1ENEFIT ASSOCIATION of j th Macabee. La Grande Lode No 27, VV. U. A. of M. LodKtf meet, first Thursday at 2 p. and third W'dneidny at 8 P. M., at K. of P Hall, Vlnltlng Sisters wolcnme. MRS. NORA It. MACK Elf, C MARJOR1B EATON. R. K. O. IS. B.K Hope Chapter No. 13. O. E. 8. kni.u ft..H ..itimnnlcMifr.n the sec ond snd fourth Wednesdays of each 'aionth. Visiting members cordially welcomed. MAR'iilA ELLTHTT PARKER. W. M w n.nnvp Bc FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS VLt- i n Za7 1 rS-c A sA -r Want Ads II WANTED Lady wants work by day. Fancy ironing a specialty or can do anything in housework. Call after 5:30 p. m. Phone :W0-W. 8-i2-2tp ,,., , , ... , . , WANTED Baker's helper. Apply .viacpnersou r,aKery. o--.,v WAKTtiJ im-iKnt young laciy wno- would like to learn the florists j business. Apply at, the store- Cherrys Florists. 8-22-tfi WANTED TO RENT By perman-1 nenc lenaiii, -six to w;ii iuuiii rniu i on or before Sept. loth. Write! D. W- Care Observer. 8-21-.')tpj WANTED One or tw rooms, cen trally located, suitable for studio and sleeping purposes. Unfur nished preferred. Drawer 873. 8-6-tf. WANTED Clean cotton rags. Perk ins Motor Co. 7-12-tf. MISCELLANEOUS HEMSTITCHING pleating. covered; stamping, baby wear, threads and art goods. Quick ser vice and done right- The Stitch ing and Art Shop. Mrs. L. H. Norton. 1115 Adams Avenue. Phone .Main 533. 8-9-lm. HEMSTITCHING and Picot Edge npnmnllu llnnA li lUrs. V.. C. Tilrlf- mna sw,n,i Bt R-97.tf i HEMSTITCHING and plcot edge by , Mrs. Hen tiugnes, nil wasning ton avenue. 417-W. 4-lC-tl HEMSTITCHING and Picot Edge, also Corsetiere for Barcley Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, lli)'4 O ave nue. Phone 147-J, or Putmans store. 6-8-tf FREE A tube with each Pennsyl vania Vacuum Cup Casing until Sept. 1st. Why not save that extra fifteen per cent on your tires? Perkins Motor Co. 8-21-10t I,OST LOST Automobile grey carpet. Re turn to Red Cross Drug Store for reward. 8-2 l-.'itj LOST Pair horn rimmed glasses in green leather case. Leave at Ob server. ft-22-2tn THEATRES ll l Si II K-iip Tntni "Mniiil of Ships' In KiihniilriiH. One of tlu must pxcitliifr of llio iliriliinK i plKot tihoumtluK In "Tm lulc oi" Lost HhiiH," now playing :il Hit) Star Theiitr.-, tcntrrs ultoiiC it snlinuirinc. uml ' I tlrretnp Mtturir Tourncur bun injcoiod into it li'iist and KTlpplnK: drttnia. The locale of thi' slory, whli'h was written by fapt. 'rltirnd-a Marriott. In In the Su rtisno Sia, a trait in thi North At lun tic in which. n;illor tlc rlurt, tliounandH of vess-ls ul' nil mm hnvn been snckoil and where the siir vlvorn have forinefl a colony. . Into this HtranKe "isle of .ships" the hulk or an greun liner is drawn. On It are vbree persons, a society fclrl, a New York deettve. anil hb: prisoner, a former naval officer, under sentence, of death. The ruler of the colony covetH the kH'I. who is saved from his clutches by I ho prisoner. Heck in m; a means of escupo from what lookul like certain death, they find a sub marine which bad been abandoned by its erew and has tieeit swept l"to the vortex by the currents. IteliiK a former naval officer, 1!m prisoner Is able lo operate the suh nuirine, and plans are laid to esc-ine in it. They are discovered before thev can uret away, but manape to find re fiife In the boat just us their enemies appear on I lie scene. I )esperately. the pursuers ell tub aboard the slowly sinking submarine, trying to batter a bole in it bel'oro It ran gain the, depths. . As tho boat sinks below the level of the water they uro. washed off and. their attempts foiled. Then started a hazardous journey. As the submarine started to rl.se to the surface It was held down by tho weight of tons of weed, and tho de tective was .shot out of tho torpedo tube to nut away the weeks. Start ling under-water scenes show liini nt his dangerous tusk. "The Jsle of Lost Ships is a First National ntlraclion ami was produced by M. Lovoct, uml will u shown at the Star Theatre until Saturday night. SHERRY'S "WHEN LOVE COMES" Today And Tomorrow Should a girl propose when her sweetheart lacks the courage? Should she risk offending hiin to capture his heart? Or should she wait and hope that he will overcome his tim idity and pop the vital question? These problems haunt the mind of modern girlhood. And now comes a photoplay that will answer them all! Know for yourself just what are i the unmistakable, unfading , symp Itoms of true love. See the poignant revelations of two young hearts rent asunder by Kate and then reborn in the crucible of life. Romance! That's what you want. Here it is. fine and big and clean and wholesome a romance of the tenderest, most exquisite and en thralling character of two young hearts rent asunder by Fate and i then reborn in the crucible of life. Do you want fine, big romance? n wnnt ,Mn ,,..,..? want whimsical. : appealing Do you want a h-rf.(. r.j rn. cient human interest to get under the skin of a hippopotamus? If you lo be sure to see Helen Jerome hdily !i,i.nlni 1 L0VC ConlCS' US " Love Comes Also showing a comedy. QUEEN'S VISIT TO CLUB STARTS ROW LONDON-, (T. N. S.) Queen Mary threatens to become a hone of con tention in the American Women's Club. The members of the club, who have recently moved into a new home, received cards a short time ago announcing that on a certain buttons!1'5 the clubhouse would be closed uor several nours. io explanation was given- It developed later vhat the clubhouse had been closed in order that Queen Mary might iviidt anil inspect it. ... Then the ? storm broke. One version was that the Queen had expressed a desire to see the clubhouse and had given orders that the club must be cleared of all its members when he came. 'Another version was that tho officials of the club had made the Queen's visit the occasion for a select little gathering. Some of the democratic members are protesting against being deprived of their club rights for the sake of royalty, others are storming against the officials. The controversy prom ises to become quite interesting and may lead to a debate on the decree of democracy which Americans should adopt when in England. Some maintain that the closing of the club was most undemocratic. The Evening Standard comments: "There is something of an amused stir among club women concerning this event, for at this supposed stronghold of republicanism the visit caused more anxiety and more reg- lations than it would have done in an Knjrlish women's club." ff Wnni Ad Playing EVERETT TRUE f vfcet-r, i tA5 oor Tt'T'S, FAMK1) YAI.E BAH ' SUCTIJMBS TO DRY LAW NKW II AVION, Conn., (I. N. H. ) The old onkon bucket's gone, tho cocoanut ladle hanus on the wall, mute tronhv of old days, anil tne nnnnA,..rt.ra,-A.i uiir i-j in ithp hnmls'iitplv the rollrco was not in ses- of a jimknuin. That's the present- , ui, i la nf -nr since ih-i.t favorite haunt of Yale student andiimd carry grocery now occupies the rmliiutr 11 Tilm-H known wherever old-time haunt of famous men, and Yale men are the world around. When the . fiat went forth from LA GRANDE IRON WORKS M.'III1E SHOP ANO FOTTNMUr All Klnda of Machinery. Automolilli-s and Tractor Ucpalred. Overhauled and Rebuilt. Acetylene Weldlntr of All Kind! Cylinder Ilorlng and Oversize l'lnlnn Crankabafla, Platona and r'lxton Plna Ki-nround ile Vh Trail D. FITZGERALD Prop. Safe IP VOJ VJANT (SIMMS -HUTS' YOU'LL UAVJ? P2c CEMTS, Br CoQdo AnP Gocrcp sows rpi nit unks wee IM LI VrRV frf? rvki. i3Ct MY XUOS That t HADN'T rvtoMiio to. ooftrr op the authorities that all bars and evei-v semblance ot a bar must be wiped out of New Haven, Tuttle'i was one of the first to obey the law i anil standi dismantling- Fortun sinn, else the shedding of tears had - ce u a n nuns. v iiiuuc.-v all over the earth men will be say- intr presently: "iiu s is gone. b the inspiring roar of Old Ot-eun and the i-l-irai of its nany beaches where those flloiiows VACATION hainiTs arc. It will ho a great suririhe nd delight to see the vast iaipruveiaentt I tut have bee a imdt to ' insure the pleasure of visitors to North Beach Clatsop Beach Tillamook Beaches or Newport where every conceivable form of restful health-giving recreation may be enjoyed. Ask our agent for our "Outing- in the Pacific Northwest" and "Oregon Outdoors." They tell the whole story in word and picture. Then imn luse a Hound-Trip tin miner Kxcurtion Ticket via Mm Pacific System which j;ivea that wonderful trip through the Columbia River Gorge. Our agent will Ik- glad to arrange your itinerary and make your reerviiii. J. II. KEXNEY, Local Apent. La Grande, Oregon WM. McMURRAY Grwra) Punr Ant Portland. Orel cm TViCEE TO SAV 7 TMRuS . lf ? FOUB, E ' '"..''.Owf.-- . C AOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOr.. o PATRONTZE The Grande Ror4e Meat Co. AH the Time FOR THE BEST MR ATS ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooa Culinary From Crusts Ity Uim V No Mhl-MorniiiK 1 1 miner Willi This Dish l ltlACII TOAST 4 Htlroa Iti- ud l'l'W irrnlna pt'PP'T 2 lbs ph. milk 1 vkk Vl tsp. 8Jllt Hint 1 iKrhtly, add hhII, prppi-r und milk. I'ut in ti Hlntllow dish. Dip hri'iid In mlxtuit' for a (Vw si rondH. t'ook on u hot, wo 11 rtruat d prrlddlf, tirownliiK fh t tm Hllf lliin tho other. Hcrve with Hyrnp or clniutinon und kat Monv. wnr.A'V Krvo I In IHfforonrn Ua Grande. Oteiron Power r The fchsee .eiestivitaJ, units in th-economkl-and satisfactory operation of motors are the i Piston Rings, Pistons and Piston Tins, 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 LOWER Hens, 4';. lbs, and S over 10c ' Hens, 4 to 410 lbs He j Hens' lighter 10c Butter fat 40c j FRESH EGGS j Per case case included Per dozen 32c ! Union Creamery j Company j 1U2 Jefferson Phone M-lli2 I5Y BLOSSER 0 00000000000000 a -o Creations and Crumbs CitoriiKK The hoy who nilHMod tho thrill or running nway lo hwi. c:in wt It. now aw it niiih hy weiirint? ktnrkorB on Alain fdrei't. JUST RECEIVED A Fine Assortment of SHOPPING BASKETS Sec Window F.- L. Lilly Hardware La Grande ! MATTRESS SHOP ANL i WEAVING WORKS bfattrrtMfa of all kluda cleaned iltnd ri-hullt. JiYuthrr ltonovatlnff. j'Hni; Itiiga and Fluff Riiks room ! lz. J Carfirt anil Itiitf ( Irnnlim I HI2, $1.50 ami up J Clia-H. Kilwnnlji, l'rop. Factory 1'hone 253-VV oooooooooooooooooooooooooa P i,0 Money To Loan o o o o o 2 on tin -"Wl o pniirrtf 2 home o o o oa vnsf mnnllilT ti-nim. 0 Imiiilrn .1. K. OIIrr a a a J a o o o o o 9 O a ooaoooooonooooououoooooooo I'lionn ISJ-W.