La Grande evening observer., August 29, 1923, Image 7

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE SEVEtf
Classified
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
OStKOI'ATHIO VHYSICIANS
DR. J; L. nil PR. MARGARET IN
GLe. Ostcopatlis, Sf'.ial Curva
ture and Diseases of women and
children a specialty. Office phone
W-i 10G. Residence phnne Main
100 two rings. Sommer Bildg,
DR. H. E- SCIIOE: Osteopathic
lws'cian and Surgeon. Successor
to Dr. G. W Zimmerman. Office
Miono Main S3, lies. 5:!-M. Pal-mer-Rnesch
iBIdg., !ji Grnnde.
ATrOIlN'KYS
COCHRAN ana RHRRHARD Oeo. -f
Coi'hmn and Colon It Kberliard. At
torneys. La Grande National Lank
ciimontAcioH
OH. UIOLL.E II V Chlroiiia -tor
New Foley Building. Houri 10 to 11
a a to o p. m. aoa 7 to a p. in
, 7-24-tf
DR. J. E. W00DELL Chiropractor
am naturopath. Skin and blood di-
4 Beases, 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.
DENTISTS
DR. R. B. MILLER, Successor to
Dr' R. J. Ruckman, Palmer-Roesch
lildg., Adams Ave. at Depot street.
Hours 8 to G. Phono Main 70-
' Special hours by appointment. La
Grande, Ore.
NATURE CUKE
UK. A. N. MAYV1LLB Bpeclalllt lr
cbronlc dlueaaea. Muthnda. MfCliano
Tberapy and N'aturupalli. Skin and
blood dlaeuaes, nervoua dlaeasea
Cbronlc Headau'oe, Kcxenia, ticlMloa
Apfiendlcltia. Conatipatlon, Uowel
Trouble; all kltida ot Chronic Dl
aasea aucceaiirully treated. Phoni
Main Itootn 1, 2. 3. aecond flooi
i:oonage Hldt;., opposite B'.ar Tbea
1 ter. Office bouse. 10 to 12 a. m.
1:111 to b.OV p. lu. Conaultatlon free
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PIANO TUNERS
XPUKT PIANO TUNING Clean and
voice your piano wlfFTnut extra
db&rtfe. Work guaranteed, (.'all Ivr
llu Ituiik Store for apyolntbient. Ho
hi. l'lillllpa. 4-lt-f
FRATERNAL
: lf DIRECTORY
1. O. O. M. La Oranile TjOOko No. S0
Loyal order of Moone, bolrta tegulai
luaatlnifa every Thuraday niirni at
. p. in. M Odd l'Vllowa' Hull. Thi
Women'a Mooeelniart Legion meetr
. ineeta aecond Uonduy of eaub montb
J Vlaltora -alwaya Wi-lcome.'
A. N. MAYVII.LE, Dictator.
C. S. SHOLTZ, Secretary.
U. P. O. ElkaI.a Grande tx-dge No
419. LrfiUKe mce:a eecb Thuraday
evening at 8 o'clock. MOne and clur
priviiegea rneerrully extnnat.a to an
llrotlior F.lka.
De Lile Green, Exal'ed Ruler
Mood Ecklcy, Secretary.
OOKRN WOODMEN OK AMERICA
La :rande Camp No. 7TU3 meet on
tne flrift Thuraday evening of eacb
aaontn. In the K. of V. ball. Vlalllnu
Nelalibora welcome.
E. il KIMGO, V. C.
JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk.
14. F. and A. M. La Orande Lodge No
41. A. V. an"A. M.. holda regular
Bieetlnga flrat end tblrd l'Tldaya at
7:3U p. ui. Cordial vvelcolue to ail
ktaaoria.
LOT L. SNODORASS. W. 11.
, , B. R. RINGO. Becretary.
i, (). EAGLKH,''Ae,rle. No. "259, meets
every Kridny' nitiht at.KaxvHt'
Visitinjr members welcome. 2 ,
ilARRY T. EDWARDS.' Sec. j
EVERETT WALKER', iW. P.
WOODMEN OF TUB WORLD La
O'jnde Camp Na. lti9. Meeta every
aionday nlglit at Eaglea Hall. Al
Tlallltig Nelgbbdrj welcome. Dues
payable at the office of tba clerk
Rooms 31-22, La Grande Natlona
bank Building.1
J J. ff. Murchlaon, C. C.
R. J. KITCHEN, Clerk.
KNUiHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Croal
Lodife No. 27 meeta every Monda
evening In Caatle Hall (K. of P
Hall), at 8 p. m. . A Pythian welcome
to all visiting Knlghta.
E. C. FIELDS. C. C.
, C. L. GRAHAM. K. K. 8.
WOMKV'S HENICFIT ASSOCIATION o'
the Maccabeea. La Grande Lodge No
, 17. W. U. A. of M. Lodge meeta flrat
! Thurvday at 2 p. u. and tblrd
Wednesday at .8 p. an., at K. of r
I HaJL Vlalttng Slatera welcome.
KR8. NORA B. MACKBT, C.
MARJORIE EATON, R. K.
B. E. B.Hope Chapter No. 1J. O. B. S.
bolda stated communication the aec
ond and fourth Wedneadaya of each
Binnth. Vlalting membera cordially
welcomed.
AltV'A ELLIOTT PARKER, W. M
NN.8.OROyE, jlec
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
Want Ads I
FOR KAI,E OR TRADE
KOU SA1.K Knnire, one full bed,
and dining room table. Inquire j
8-27-2tf.
nn j-enn uvenue.
KOU SAI.G-Five room house, furn-;snyed a girl s name,
ished or unfurnished, l'osessinn can! remarkuble -alary of human
he hud at once. Inquire 1:110 Penn.r'we u lory that has " '
8-7-llt ll"s of ' thousands of Aniericnn
: I Z ! 1 ! homes the author has handled Uk-
FOR SALE Ranges, Bed Sprinfr,!ro',emPti,;n'' thf'iie
u .u..s. ii.T new mitr e. She t
fets, Tables. A one ton Truck.
("heap, Houghton's,
Thorn's Grocery.
Opposite
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UNDERWOOD TVPEWR1TBRS I
hnvo t.iLon tl,. ,.L...n,. fni- I n. or.
Rebuilt Typewriters, which;"1' rou'" h" wh,''. , 11"0sl"'; ,'in 1
.te models, ami as good as ! J. h1?.1. '""fT'" i,"
,it i.i,,.f i,.,if ii.o ..f 'Then the first goodness he ever dius
wood
are late
new at about balf llie nrice of'
nw fn ..,,,1 'h.m K r.
Tuckey, 1808 Second St. 8-25-lm
FOR SALE 50 pigs. Mike Royes, ""J:, . , , . ,,...
Summerville. 8-22-IHp lh,i st"y, ,n ,een f"""?'
" sc-ecn by Oliver Morosco, who
FOR SALE 5-room modem house! ' ' ,l,e oremost sta-e pro
furnished. For information call ' ,lu'e'"1; """ I'1" nf,.xh- F!vat
Ben Decious, Sommer Hotel. 8-9-tf.;, st ,of Morosco s . rany.it ic mhieve-
nie"t". and tnkinrly illustrates why
FOR SALESolid oak leather up- ne h'"? Prt"-' "'e P'ic- of ?""
bolstered davenport. Phone 341 R.!l,,IrJ1"1?. ms ,sla-'e s"CPt" T . "
S-14-tf. ise'f- .Not only has the story been
FOR SAL
E-7-llor?e Power Gas Kn.;l;amatic treatment, but it has heei: S
1. 1921) Ford Truck. La VL"'11" bv a partuttlariy typical
. gine and
tjrande
Co..
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FOR SALE Business lot;:
440-U. ; ;
nimn.'it
7-1 s-tf
OK KEN1
FOR diENT Attractively furnished
four-room modern apartment.
Plume .158 M. , 8-28-atp.
FOIK) RENT Bedroom for Lady. Call
4.14 J. 8-28-!)tp.
FOR RENT-I.ight house-keeping
rooms. 1!)05 Adams ave. 8-24-tf.
FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
ing room. Phone 470-M. 8-l(j-tf
NICE LARGE airy rooms. Hot and
cold running water. Chris Miller,
1510 Adams. 8-7-tf.
FOR RENT Apartment over Pen
ney Company store. Call Obser
ver, Main 37. Adv. 7-9-tf.
WANTED
WANTED TO RENT o or Room
modem house, .furnished or un
rurni.shed, Address, P. O. liox 1)20.
',: 8-28-tf.
WANTED Six active young men ;f or
orchard work, lmiuire li3 Depot.
St. La Grande.
fir,.nJa fi.97.fP
WANTED Your used Furniture if
you are buying or selling- Furni
ture .see Houghton's. Opposite
Thorns Grocery. 8-27-tf-i
'I
and stenographer. Cull
Main 58.
8-2tVtf
WANTED Clean cotton rags. Perk-
ins Motor Co. Y-i-ir.
MISCELLANEOUS
i-0"! v "" V1-xf,-J -r-j'L- ,rfcj y JljrL, i ,: No - morn' Kt-vort nittr. could hav
l,Ain wishes work l.y day fully ,.ls,sf.,, jllltrrill.tlt on t0 ,.nP, ,, no
expenenced in laundry cdeaniiiB 1Iln'r, 11IiravoP,lbl(. proj.ctloi. could
or housework. Phone .io0 Vv .lvn ,,Pon Kinn nm ,hu vohM11Pnli
P' jsponlancoun JiKlKincnt conlainrd In
i i !A,r. Ihach'ii two wonls, "Thut'i Alos-
HhMSTlTClilNG-pleatinr, buttons k .. Bn ,,lrw,np n wmUim x,.in
covered; .stamping, baby wear,' , r ,,, ,.,, ,,.. ,.,
threads and art goods. 'Quirk ser-
vice and done riirlit- The Stitch
ine; and Art Shop. Mrs. I II.
Norton. 1115 Adams Avenue,
l'hone Main 533. 8-9-lm.
IIEMST1T( IIING and Picot Edge
promptly done by Mrs. E. C. Tuck
ey, 18U8 Second HU 0-27-tf
HEMSTITCHING and ptcot adfr by I
-.Mrs, .Bert Hughes,, 141? , wanning-'!
'..t0B,'6vnufc .4L7TVv i V ' i...VJS-Ui
HEMSTITCHING and Picot Edge,
also Corsetiere for Barcley Corset.
Mrs. J. P. O'Connell, 1104 O ave
nue. Phon H7-J, or Putmans
store. 6-8-tI
FREfi A tube with each Pennsyl-;
vania Vacuum Cup Casing until I
'Sept. 1st. Why not save that extra;
fifteen per cent on your tires? !
Perkins Motor Co. 8-Sl-10t
LOST
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STRAYED Jersey Bull- Dehorned,
Itlack, no brand. Nose ringed.
Phone Main 7411. 8-. 8-2t.j
I,OST A traveling bag between l-ai
Grande and Lone Pine. Return to j
Observer. 8-2S-'Jtp-1
KOl'M) '
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FOUND Wool scarf, between Perry
and I.a Grande. Owner may have
same by identifying scarf and;
paying for ad. Phone 3;!5 J. .
8-2S-2t.
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THEATRES
111 ItCl.Alt TOOLS AX -I. O. I'." I
KOU A KKDEBMKl) l.lFKi
"Let these ! the I. O. U.' of
'Slionv McGee." He handed till-.1
'prie.-it a small package. It was his
ourifiur i Kit uic mm
from a entirely
takes the placid,
F0'"1:""1"" u,t'sPlle,,(, "f. 1 ?"r"
ish home for her locale and into
.''h'" abruptly introduces "Slippy
McGee.'" the cleveiest safe craker
!" America. Jlel.l lliere injured, Jir
'S onmy m l-uiitl 111. null imb
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known enmei
;to him
girl
mile. He can't win her: but die
can make his biggest sacrifice for
Iglveil I el resillllFiy new seiiiny.s unit
.Morosco east.
To Wheeler - Oakman was given)
.L .!.! '..1- c ti: .... i .....I
llie line rule 01 oiiiipy nitvjec iinu
marks the beyt work of his 'en
llre screen career, sain ue urae
is cne priest or ine story, wiuic
Colleen (Mwore was never seen in a
happier role than that of the south
ern girl. Other in the cast iave
Put O'Malley, Edwin Stevens, Edith
Vorke, Evelyn Selbie, Lloyd Whit
lock, Alfred Allen, Charles E. Evans,
Robert E. Dunonr, Nellie Peck Saun
ders and little Wanda Phelps.
"Slippy McGee" will be the First
f"au"V'M "'" "Kl"e;Blar 1,,e"-
ue "lul" ' '""'.
THAT'S ALASKA,"
says iti:x iii:a(!M
Xiiti'il Author I'nts Pi'rMinal Appnival
On "I hat Iron I rail" PiiNliirtiiin
When lU'X Kouch had Ills first look
ilI tin scrncs for the fnlti-il Artists
rclciist, "Tlic Iron Trull." ho ex
pri'ssi-il Ills anproval In two words
"That's Ahiskiu"
It's not 'so much what one soys iv
.how- one says it that counts; ami rlic
loin- of satist'ktt coiivh-tlon . with
which l.h, author ultrrcil those two
words spoke volumes of conimcndu
llon. T ,t
Tin scenes that Mr.' Itruch saw
i V"' """'. rorininir the climax of the
i''1"""v' w11"1'" "ilKhty crush oi
lint' n-v. in ine river HinriN 10 HWt'tip
mi iifiorc u. on us riiNii iroin tun kiu-cior-H
lo; iho Kfji. Anil tlio Kooncii of
thr lopplliiK' ratlorail hriilwii over 1 1
Salmon Kivrr wllh iho men working
df-Mpni'iitoLy (o hji vm 11 from ilt'ftniii
l ion. other arelloni of iho proiluotion
!!rOMH'nf whpro tlm hid moh fiht or-
!'nrw' wuro 1ho Hhown and whlh Uichi-
iliifc'i.-. or linn wci'ti oru.u inn rmifin
wiltiouL , tinting, titlhiK or ,nny prn-I'-nsi
at continuily. Air. ItPrn-h who
Knows Alaska iim prnlahlv no otlK-r
Iwritcr dors, sit iMiK. ly introKtod ntnl
f mentally rnrricd )ork to tho land of
judvMiturr: in tin1 f:u north. (
.. ,,.,. nP , ,,, ,
to inaki' ty il.'hut on Itroailway.
Alsi- sliowint; thr last roiiml (if lh'..
"l-'iKhllni; lllood" stories. Ilnn't mis.
il... rinish.
Notice To Creditors,
In the Matter of the Estate.
Of
Frank Decious, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by tlio. tin
lersiirned,- executor of the cstlt
Of
I'VanU Ilecions, dceasl, to. tbif ciled-,i
uors or and air persons having
iclaims airainst the saiil deceased, to
SULPHUR IS BEST
TO CLEAR UP UGLY,
BROKEN OUT SKIN
Any breaking out or skin irritation
on facet ncck or uooy is overcome
quickest by applying Mrnlho'Sulplnir,
Says a noted skin specialist. Because
of its germ destroying properties, noth
ing lias ever been found to take the
place of this sulphur preparation that
instantly brings ease from the itching,
burning and irritation.
Meurho-Sulphur heals eczema right
up, leaving the skin clear and smooth.
It seldom fails to relieve the torment
or disfigurement. A little jar of I
Knwles MenUm-Sulphur may be ub- j
taincd at any drug store. It is used j
like cold cream,
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t just
hov Saw a Bcv
WHO I TM0O6HT
YOU
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,j EVERETT TRUE
r$A' WILKINSTHIS SNC "U (.OANCzo YOw,
PISTTY we-- COVCe.eST tvH -TGtSTH
MRtSS. COOKS r
(.lCVE. liSrCAD Ot or?iTIMGL
(witw it You wiErs.r ps-i. OH' x
TEHS1NS A OORMTRei? Y LCwPYS
'. rr- ' CHtiUj TH C 1
-;m lrr?T' Nr4 Pencil ciice that !
?r(. tM Ht5lN1 1- 5E7 TO !
IT' Tw-e "triumph fPrfl;
OV Ml WD OVER. fer-7 -r7
Z.JK .i-l 1 ill J I I 1
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within six months after the
first publication of this notice, to
the said executor, at his residence
and place of business at the Sommer
Hotel in the City of i,a drnnde,
Union County, Oregon.
Dated at I.a Grande, Oreeon, this
8th day of Auust, 1923. '
TlL'.VT .lC'IAllf"
Jir.i ilT.UHJUtli
Executor of the Estate
of Frank'S
Decious. iteceased.
First publication Aug. 8, 102K-
Aug. 8-15-22-21). Sept.
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Hunger, the Itest Sauce.
Sauce is used to create an anpe -
tite or relish for food. The right 'J,
way is to look to your digestion. ', o
When you have gooii digestion you
are certain to relish your food..n
Chamberlain's Tablets improve thelo
digestion, create a healthy appetite
ami cause a gciuic movement, ol me
bowels. adv.
SUNBURN ,
Apply Vicks very lightly It
'"southeo the-'torturtoi Bkln'
Vapo Rua
Ovar 1 7 Million Jan Ud Yearly
HAND TAILORED
Suits
A Suit that pleases your
individual ideas.
Select Now a Suit
Style and Quality
Tle Toggery
" Andrew! tlrm. '
Suits Made in 24 Hours
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE HIIOF AM) ItHINDIlY
All Kind! of Machinery, Automobile! anil Tractors Kepatrad,
Overhauled and Rebuilt.
Aeetylne Welding of All KtmU
,. Cylinder Kortng and Overalze Ptalona
' Crankshafta, Platona end I'iaton 1'lna l(erouod
Give Us m Trail
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
Br Condo
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HEADQUARTERS
FOR
School
Supplies
SHEAFFERS
TEN AND PENCIL
The Biggest
10c TABLET u
in Town
THE'J!'L.D''G-
NfSSr Klt'SChlHlHM DriltttiSTS
On the Main Corner
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We have several used
cars in excellent me
chanical conditions and
appearance.
Priced very low.
Sec Them
At
Smith & Frees
IS 1 7 Jcffcrfton Ave,
I, A (iltANPIO, OKtOdOK
Call Main 6y,
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Buttermilk Whole
eat and Graham
Bread
SOME PEOPLE EAT TO LIVE
'OTHERS LIVE TO EAT
You Will Live Longer If You Eat
MACPIIERSON'S BUTTERMILK PRODUCTS
Because They Ave Healthful
Made by
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The Grande Ronde Meat Co.'
:' All the Time
FOR THE BEST MEATS
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f 'The three most vityil units in the economical
and satisfactory operation of motors are the
Piston Rings, Tistons and Piston Pins, all of
which we carry in stock, mid with our cylinder
grinding equipment we are able to give you a ,.
very complete piston assembling service.
Leighton's -Welding &
; : Machine Works
Rafs Wanted at
the Observer
POULTRY LOWER j
IIens4Vl lbs, and " ' !
over lte !
Hens, 4 to 41oll)S 14c j
Hens' lighter 10c J
Butter fat 4Gc !
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FRESH EGGS ;
Per case case included
Per dozen 32c !
Union Creamery j
Company
1112 Jefferson
Phono M-122 .
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La Grande, Oregon (J
Tlio hoy who diImhoiI ihet IlirlM of
m milnp: awny to Ht-n cjiii Rt It now
:ih ii nmn hy wonrini; lilm'knrs on
Miii n Btroot.
JUST
RECEIVED;
New Patterns in
' DINNER WARE .
DRINKING GLASSES
WATER PITCHERS
and ; ' , r.
MIXING BOWLS " .
F. L. Lilly
Hardware
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La Grande
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i IBIATIKI'S &HUI' AINU I
;i WEAVING WORKS j
Mattrt-aaoa of all klurti cleaned I
ig ln(1 Mhullt. Feather Renovating. !
Unit Hui; and Fluff IttiKa roam!
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