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Classified WANTED WAN'I'IJM InmhiK mi. I hiitihiK lo (In at home. I'ull 4:t,'V. 5-7-Ht. VANTKI I'o.sUlon mi roncli by a c:iiulif mail arid vvlfr. ('all til li'iiS Truth. f.--'Mi. WAN'TKI' -Hy loy. work on hirni, Unod in i I It -r and run do niiy )( itul of work. Cull lMul' . I'oiirlli. Krn-Ht tt:n-niy. r.-7-LM, FOR RENT l Mt l( KNT I'Yonl Hlrriii;ir ronni, mil Hrfomi si. . :t-7-iiip. mil TiKNT Modern rooms. cIokm u. 161U A dam ft !t-l4-tf Kit It it KNT Thrt'it mom modern I'd rivish ell fiparlntom. icon WashiiiKton. fi-Ii-if I Cilt K tON'l" - --3-room. iMinl i n. I iiriliahi'd a p:i i t un lit , f;n7 AdatuH. "i-7--ii. IV It I! KNT 4 -room innd nt liniifj'1. I'liorir L' I !iV or fall 'j t I' AilantM nvcinn r.-7-H'. ron sau; TOli SAI.K Hay. Phntie I'aiin- rs i!(X or ::ii-u. 4-L':t.i.'ip l-'OI! SAI.K- I'n-.sli milk Koata L'l'll Kirsl SI. f-7-4lp. l'n KAI.K Two, marly nnv. 4 .loor l-'nnl Milans.-.M. J. (Josh, HI ihlt-aki-l' I L'iiior, ft-7-a I p. I'Olt SAI.K Youmk MnlMdn hull. Inquire W. I,, t.'iainlall, Ol.l Town. G-'i-i;tp. I'itH SAI.K J.ilierty Orill. Sec owner at the drill, I'll Depot Htrcct. 4-l.'2-t r KOIt SAI.K Five ncrc tract In May Pnrk. Moilcrn improvc nicnts. H. W. Mycr. 4-8-if I'Olt HAI.k Lot on tak St.. In quire at 4as AdantH nvinnc r-c:itp. I-'OU TltA I K One ktoo.I marc, I4"0 pnnn.ia. for koo.I cow. Kast i ikI of X avenue. ft-U-mp. I'ttll SAI.K Two iM-.l-rooin muU.-m and ono ilininff room suite A bargain. Walter I tent. -r, Main 77U. r.-7-tf. KOli SAI.K Konl chassis, en Kino overhauled. I'hevrolet chassis, engine kdiu condition. i:ia(i W avenue, fi-li-lMp Ft m SAI.I-: Km rail ure complete in :i-room modern house. Hoimc I'ur r.-ui . 1 !MMii Adams Ave. r.-r.-dip Knl: SAI.K Ht Tl!AtK One 1 . ion Itepuhlic ti'iick willi llcnsp( Sii.o.un ea-iii. I. a (irande Sprlasr Works. fi-2-'ii KOIt SAI.K Oli TKAIH-: Small hou.se and I aen- land on Cove avenue. UiMI, Terms, or will take (rood car as part payment. I 4 I !j Adams avenue. r-!-3tp KOIt SAI.K Piano in vicinity of Grande. Km piano, perfoci coiidilioii. Ids savings and terms, JIL'.ao months to reliable party. Write at once to ( 'line M usi" Co.. i!4 Front St., Portland, orr Kon. r-2-int FUtST-ChASS Fl llNITrilK VOll SAI.K Have sold home and now wrdi to sell liiKh-Rrade fnrni lurc thai furnislies seven rooms. Walter lteuler. Teediono Main 77J. f.-2-tf N KV 1IOMI0 KOIt S A 1,10 Sx room plastered house, just com pleted, full basement with ce ment rioor. lot aOxtan. A first class property in every nspeet. Will sell nt n very reasonable price and fiive excellent terms lo responsible party. all at I'tins Ash st'rect. ' ' 4-2H-tf KOIt SAI.K IIV OWNKIt Five room modern house on paved st reel furnace, wired for elec Iric stove, Mtretl JinprovementH paid; also taxes for iliis year. ?22tdi down. Ha lance on terms. Also lot on Cedar, paved street. Improvements paid. Two lots on Ninth ami I,, one block off pnvinr, 1 77 Oak St. Phone 1 f S.I. f-7-2tp. I'OR SAI.K :t IoIh near. hth school, (iood Rroiind. fine loca tions $1"" down, five years' term on balance: also fine build ins IoIh, centrally located, on pavcl streei. Will s-11 at a barualn. f -room house, soni furniture. 2 lots. on paved .si red , close in:suitable for room ers. Small payment down, bal ance on easy terms. Deal with owner and save commission. Immii" Hi 21 t7 OmU St. r.-7-4ip. LOST BUSINESS DIRECTORY ATTOUNKYS COCHKAN k KHKIIHAP.D fleo. T. Cochran and Colon It. Eber hard. Attorneys. l.a Grmdo Na tional Bank Build in c OSTKOPATHHJ PHYSICIAN UK. J. I., an.l 1)11. MAI'.OAItBT INOr.K. Osl'opntlin. S'nlnal Curvaturn anil lh'a.. or Wo men auO chlMrn n ain'dally. Office phone Main 10(1. Itcsl l?uce phonp Main I oil. 2 rlnrs. eominer 11I1. I HHYaiClAN HimiKliM Hr. V. 1. ! ftalBton Practice litoitp.1 tn th-j eye. far. noan an.l tluo-it. fnul j fitting; of clan!4-n N.'w I-mUv ' Bldir. M.iln 77K l-I-lm ' I ("HIHOPHAtTOrt TiR. BKi.LE MJCHH Chlr.iprac- j cr fipr FoUy bull.llnK. lloiiri I Want Ad: 10 to 13 a. m., 2 to 6 p. m., and 7 to 9 p. m. 7-24-tf OH. J. 10. WiuiDKi.L Ohlroprueu tor ami Nuturoimth. Hkln and blood illHoaw.R, headaches, ap pendicitis, hiicltachfs, rheuma tism, nsthttm, ccxcnm, varicose vuliia, all Kinds or stomacn. hottrt and lUilney trouhltt auc Cdoirully treated. Wood pn-HHiire reduced. Dlnt-aw of women uml children u specialty. Hollo 20 Kninim-r HI. Ik. Phono 4 97-W. KeHldencn I'horm 180V. nam 1 1 1 ; ci 'it to lJt. A. N. iui.I .MAItY K. MAV- Vlt.l.i: .S.iTinlisiM in chronic ili.H"nn. H. Mi'MkkI.s: Si urupalh an. I M.'chano-TlKTar.y. Hklu and liltioil ilis.nhH, iii rvniiH diseases, chronic lieiiduehe, fc.fina, Nn lica, apin'inllctliH. const tpat Inn, hnwel l rouble; all kinds ol' chron ic disease; taicci'HMi'nlly treated. 'all Main fc:.M. Atayvflh' Nniurc dire I Ionic. 2 nil Ka.sl Adams Ave. Otfh'i- hours, Hi to 2 a. tn., l::u tu T p. in, Con.Hiilta tiini l-ri'c. I'lAN'O T17NKICS KXPKItT PIANO T!.N1N3 Clean and voice your piano without cxlra charge. Work KunrJlltetl. Cull Neulln Hook Store (or ap pointment. Hoy 10. Phillips. 4-ir,-tr FRATERNAL DIRECTORY U. O. O. M. l.a Grande LoiIko No. SCO Loyal Order of Moose, holda reffiilar meetings oviM-y Thurs day nlfdit nt 8 p. m. nt Odd Fel Iowh hall. The Women's Moose heart I.efrion No. 3!)S meets every second and fourth Thurs days, of each month. Visitor welcome. Dr. A. N. Mayviile. Dictator. Harold I.und, Secretary. B. P. O. KI.KS l.n Grande I.odpe No 4113. LoiIko meets each Thnrs.lny ovenlnR' at 8 o'clock. Homo and club priviieKea cheer fully extended to all Brother Elks. 1 .eater Ilramwelt. Kailed Ituler. Mood TOckley, Secretnry. P. O. KAGl.KS, Aerie No. 259, nieelH every Friday niKht at I0aKh-a hall. Visiting members , w(-lcome. Harry T. Kilwards, Sen. ' Kverett Walker. W. P. MOOKI.'N WOOIMKN of AMRIt ICA Ka Grand. Camp No. 7?iS meets on (he first Thursday eve ning of each month. In the K. of P. hall. VlaltliiK NelKhhora welcome. JtAY S. 11KNNKTT, V. C. JAKTO HOSTOOK, Cbsrk WOO DM ION OF THIfl WOHKD I.a Gramlo Camp No. Hifl. Meets every first and third Monday nifrht at Kaitles hall. All vislt Ihk Neighbors welcome. Dues payable at office of th.i Cleric, Booms LM-22, I .u Grande Nation al Bank nuHdJntf. K. 10. Silvia, C. C. It. J. Kitchen. Clerk. A. I and A. M. l.a Grnndfl l.odttt? No. 41. A. F. nnd A. M. holds regular incetinKS first and third Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome, to all Maaons. Fred 10. Kiddle. W. M. E. II. BlnRTO. Secretary. KNIOHTH OK PYTHIAS Itod Cross I.odire No. 27 mcptn every Monday evening In Castlo ball K. of P. JIull), at S p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knights. Dr. J. K. Woodell. C. C. C. L. Graham, K. II. S. O. E. S. Hope Chapter No. 13 O. E. R, holds stated communica tion the second und fourth Wed-tH-udayH of ench month ut 8:00 p. in. Visiting members cordially welcomed. Netta K. Eakin, W. M. Anna S. Grove. Secretary. mi cii-wi;iih:i) pit i t io KO.N'liO.V (INS The 1'rilice of Wales ha.s a book 'which - alwan gives him a laugh. H calls it "My Brides." Jt is n scrap-book containing clippings of newspaper articles concerning his "forthcom ing marriage." The dove appears to he loafing on t lie job. Bui wars may be ended by peminding the stork lo loaf on the job. All th- world is a stage with too am ' lfs. MAM'M POP CORA - I - 1 WAS WMV WONDERING IP -IF VOL) LIKED TO - GO TO THE THEATRE J i i J ! OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE ByCondo AH, IPON'T SV YOU YOU'U fiG 30kR V Tr4e "Potash and Perlmutter" Possesses Notable Cast, at Arcade Today.' One of the most notable casts that has ever Ki'aced a motion pic- t ure will be seen at t he Arcade Theater today when "potash and Perliuutter,' a First National pic ture produced by Samml Gold win. will be shown. It Is conceded lo be one of the most linportunt as st. mblittfcs of dra ma I Ic personal it ies ever gathered for a film pro duction. Not content with seeming most of the favored members- of the ori.u-inal siae production, headed lil Alexander fan- and Barney Bernard, t he co-stars. Mr. Oobi wyn siKlied up Vera Gordon un-l ' l.ec Kohl mar, two celebrities, In ndditlon. ( 'art and Bernard play t hrlr original parts, as Mawruss Perl inuitcr and Abe i'otasb, and Vera tiordon, who aiUincd instant fame in "llutnorcsftue(" it cast us Bosie Potash. This is the fird real camera cxperienec. of Carr and Bernard, and previous to the shooting, of I he film Director I'lnr ence jiailgcr ' experimentPrt with with the two stars until they were as at home in the si udlo as on the stage. These popular players have In their support. Hope Sutherland, a t a leu led recruit from the- speak ing singt; Martha Mansfield, a featured player for many years; Ben Lyons, who has won his spurs on Broadway; ami Adotph M iller. Kduard Durand and Barlowe Bor land In addition many profes sional clothing models will be seen on t lie screen. William S. Hart in 'Wild Bill Hickok" doming to Star. William S. Hart In "Wild mil Hlckok," direeled by 'Mffrd ft. Smith, is an announcement that will have familiar ring to the mo tion picture world. Jn the good old days, beginning In PJJ4, Clif ford S. Smith directed this famous star in no less than Ah pictures, i Twenty-two of these were two- reelers and I wenty-threc were tive-ree featijres. These wre productions I hat. made Bill Hart wcnld-famouf! us the king of west ern horos, Kew theatergoers have forgotten "The Aryan." Many critics still re fer to this picture as one of the be.-i ever screened. What western memories are awakened by Thn, Disciple." "Hell's Hinges" and "The Apostle of Vengeance!" With ihe return of William H. Hart to the screen under contract to make nine specials for Para., mount release, the star has formed n new organization almost v-nt irely of old 1 1 art stand-bys. Knt rust -tug the direction of bin future firo- VES-CHlCK CAN I -J- y1---!! La Grande Theatres I ALWAV3 EMJ0V A SHOW IP IT S ClRClE A 60OD ONE r XM'T - UyKiT IT J ' eST OF YOW;Cfff6. P TwU fVWL TO QltASP duct ions fo )iln Riicccasful co worker of early days he has again hit upon an ideal combination as Smith is ranked a leader in the. making of western pictures. "Wild Bill Hlckok." marks the director's debut for Paramount re lease. It will be shown at the Star theatre Friday, Satuday and Sun day. lOlhel Grey Terry plays op pOMlie Mr. Hart a ad lnuds an ex cellent supporting cast. The fea ture 1h said to be one of (he most thrilling of Mr. Hart's long reper toire. Many Strange Happenings in "Woman Of Paris" at Sherrys. It is the unexpected, unforeseen happenings In life that !nd io make living interesting. In "A Woman of Paris," t'hnrles t'hap lln's drama of life, at lhc Sherry theatre, arc the. uncxiccted- 'hup prningK of the photoplay, Hhowim; something new and different In ihe motion picture, creating, new and added Interest lo this form of the public's enb-rtulnincnt f and recreation. In the first place it Was' unex pected tliat tlie justly famous Charles chuplin should even tem porarily desert his comedy roles for the production of the serious drama. It had b"en milhought of that he would produce a photoplay In which he hlmseii did not up pear, yet these and more unfore seen happenings have come to pass, and it is the unexpeclcd-Incidents that appear In "A Woman of Paris" (hat make it the most interesting phoio-drnma yt pro duced. ' In Cls Charles Chaplin produc tion for t'ntted Artists corporation, the movie fan who run always an ticipate the next Incident or what will follow. Is going W meet .with a reversal of form, chapllti ,' fttit Miiesses one at every turn. "A Woman of Pnrls" is a dis tinct departure from ' anything hcreiotore ever presented on the motion picture screen. Comedy she vlng "Captain Kld- COVr.ltNOU IS KiMlKI. ' HKNIV UP'. Drspitu the rfr-nt iiripolnl'iKJn1 'i""1" '' i"vrnor '!( TCP ,!. iii!ii"l"lf lllllt KOS1 l-'m nliiim n pccinl I t'Hrliult' county iirosocutor to lmvo ctmrtf" of llquiir A. .1. Moore. !' til.l uttoincy. ! rontiliullifc- to ni'1 In rapacity for wlilrh In" .l.otocl. Not only tlilx. "' hi- Is illrirtlnif tlie acllvltl or Htnif ilrv m,i;iflsnlon who haw Iii-iii o.i-nu-tn" tn ttil county. Tlrr cases rcoultlnff from tlnn work liave. I n brought nine! iti..n.if.v in l imIIcp court hero, r;- KnltlnK In tlirco convictions, I v." of tltcia on iili'BK or Kiimy. in lost m tliat of Jay licrnr-. wlt.J witM fincl $-"0 tolay on a charnc ,if pHIInK Houor MOO GIVE ZE TWO 1 ' CAN MOO GIVE ME TWO T ( 600D SEATS IN THE ORCHESTRA ) - frrC?. j f S6S!-FIRST POW 600D SEATS IN THE ORCHESTRA - FOR TONIGHT y f- EXPERTS AVER LUST HEAT IS WORTH MILLIONS CHICAGO (AP) An annual i fuel tax of $4ra.aoa.ooa for the I Fnttod Si ales "Is npprolmatisly , the price paid by 'diome owners and lenanis for liutldintr stand anlB of the Cnited KtalcK whleb "uro fxiravntrant of fuel," accord -'liitf to u survey rompleicd here by lb Bureau nf Industrial Item-arch, which extended into all pari of the country and In which n num ber of slate universities cooperated. What Is dcHcrlhcd oh ' the wasteful standard of const ruci Ion' will lie maintained in huthlinw to ho erected this year, the hurvey Knya, and mlds that this will ad.l "many more mitlioim to t he fuel tax and he apwed on to tenant In rcMtdrcmeniB for exciwdvc rent to cover the fuel wnMe.' "The fuel consumption In 10. ima.auo bouu-H of northern stales Ik fully .10 per cent and probably 5a per cent more than would bo necessary If standards were main tained In materials," tint survey reports. "The heat which pour. upward throiiKh the roof of build in In CMckko, New York and evry other lariro i-lty where nrit ficlal heal Is remtred ilurtntr part of the year, represents a wasted j expenditure of fully a billion dol- Grows Hair in 90 Days Monty Back if It Fait . AminuUatlay ' is surtieiuiit timo to devuttj to this I new method scalp , treatment. VAN , KSil Liquid Scalp jMassajxo ia up-: plied with a put-1 enled rubber ap-r Iilicator attached j directlv to the bottle. The cooling medicament is fed directly to the hair rootti through flex- J ible rubber nipples. VAN KSS stops, fulling hair grows new hair in iKJi days. Ask us about our 90-day treat ment plan. We K've B money-back guarantee. Get started now. .VAN ESS will not disappoint you. i t RED CROSS DRUG STORE A SPECIAL SHOWING OF Mother's Day Suggestions fllaas Vaseff 25c lo 1111c Ctit ftlnw Bud Vnses :10c to $I.N Candle Sticks Cut Olas and Plain IKc to 9I.H0 I land-pa In ted Platen I He U) Mt.75 A Berry and Pnlad Rets Class and China (H)e to i Andrews Variety Store Service - Kcnnomy DO IT NOW! OWN YOUR HOME Start Today, New modern 6-room buntralow, Adams avenue, $3 2 an; Jftua cash. N't'W modern S-room st'jceo bungalow near niii m-mmi. V'i!i lie finished In about lo day.). New R-ronm bun;ttlow in Cor., nei-.lale. 27t. Apartments, rooming houses, lols nnd several fine business lo cutions, close In, PYRAMID LAND CO. Alnln F. X. I'oil, (1, I. Ilcrrj, W. If. Horry nonilcrt Kcnlinra FOR t'M IM LUCK CORAll - ii uuiiu iw i nti HERE'S TWO reONT J F0UU1G5 ROW EAIS l-OK IHt I rn rn. . .CC mMiCJlTII J 3 iwinun. v.i... VW.ll. J ,w..w.. ..If AS jlavs every tour ycaix, fur tin per cent of the' heat produced by burn , lll expensive fuel umer pre He a I conditions escapes I broach the i roofs. The time honored fallacy (ibat air spaces between roof and upper celling serve to sttp heat Iosni'S Is discredited. "Owners of buildluKs have not (been tauitht thill heal In irnnsmlt- tcd through lumber. In iik and stone just u.s It is Ihroiifjh ulass, but h ss rapidl . Many homes U Ami-rlea have i fuel cost enial in a period of 2T. years to the first COM) ." The survey propose that nil building", lartie and ' small bo Kiven U fuel eosl rallllK for the benefit nf porch use en and In cti-couraK-e more permanent on Ntruetion. Tn Ul I .a inn of TIiIIh( Seeks It'fus4 In p4'kln Mnunstci-v CAU'l'TTA (Al't Tin- Tashl Kama. had of Die Huddtst religion in Thibl. who was recently forc ed lo flee from bis monasiery at I Tasliilumpo, has reached Calcut ta incognito and immciliafclv em rumps , New Spring models $3.98 $5.50 Made of suede and patent leather; military and Spanish heels; one strap; colors black, jack rabbit, grey and airedale. J. C. Breier Co. Inc. The Huh h I 1-.. vr'Mi 1 1 Grande Ronde Hospital A nonsectarian and ethical institution that does not advertise your sickness or broadcast your opera tions, but cives you service equaf to any institution in the Northwest. We employ only The New Gwilliams' Electric Bakery tn Rocsch Building On Fir Street Wholesale Manufacturers of SUPERIOR QUALITY BAKERY PRODUCTS Our Pride "Gold Crust Bread" For Sale by All Leading Grocers THE FOLLIES .. ,.T,J , FIANCE " 1 J barked for China. Ills Holiness l now on his way to pelt in wher- ' he hopes to find refUKe In a taw Ituddblst monastery which shel tered t be 1 4i la I Lama who fled from (.harm ten years hko. The Kama's flight was the re sult of his huvlutf been subjeeiel to unhet-oniliiK IlldlKntlies, sup- ; pnsetlly Ihrotixli jealousy of his ex- ailed position Uh the- ecclesiastical , head uf Thibet., His property and lands ure said la have been con fiscated by order of the supreme , council at Lhasa, which reduced htm to lite level of a small landholder. Si, Helens Coiumcmvmcitl Set ST. 1IKKKNS, Ore..-Tile ruili meucenieul exercls'S of the SI. Helens hlffll school will be held May 19. and Major W, H. Htlbert of Astoria will deliver the commence ment address, Itev. H. Darlow .lohnson, pastor of the local .Melh odlsl Church, will preach the baccalaureate- sermon on Sunday nitfht. May IK. In the Kvuduui Itu; elnss are 12 pirts. ' , ..1; ' i graduated nurses 1 1 J BY TAYLOR 'i For Better Homes Bel lor l'ainl The Sliciwin - Williams Line Skala Hdw. Company Phone Main 3.1 llovscli lltiildintf WEAVER'S Tailors, Cleaners, Dyers Anil PiTssrrs PHOMO MAIN T33 Bepot Sliinrt Refrigerators It is time lo think about Hot Weather, which will remind you of that Re frigerator you will need. I have, them nt nil prices. Call and see them F. L. LILLY I lai d w are l'lioiio Main 85 Hattie J. Mays I'nl'tlaml (.'riulnntn In MurcclllK, .Milnlftlriiik, Itntiltinv, SItniniioDtnj;, laclnl anil Scnlp Tnnom'nls r' I'AIM)I1, 1(109 Olli Ncnp rnisliyti'rlnn rimroli J'llOXK 87H-M UNION-LA GRANDE AUTO STAGE 17AII3 TAIlliK lyPOTOM IjeaYCB Union La Orantle S:J0 A. M. 9:30 A. M. 11:00 A. M. 1:00 P. M. 2:30 P. M. t:IO P. M. 4:80 P. M. 5:S0 I'. M. r.RATCfl '. TjOATM Union : La (Jranita 1:00 P. M. 6:15 P. M. Halnnlny .' Ilit Knrclala Ijonvfyt Ih'toh V'nlon ' X'S CJrnntle 7:00 P. M. 11:00 P. M. Il(tcd Onrg P. a. Di-IiAP, iMnnniMrr llcnilftMnrloru, Somntor Mntcl Itido tlio New, Modern, Healed Busses 12 and 1A-Passmirnr LA GRANDR - JOSEPH STAGE LINE Leave La Grande at 7::i0 A. M., 1(1:00 A. Sr., 1:00 P. M., 1:00 V. M. 4 ROIXD THIPS 1AILT Clioo) Iho Comrortnhlo, : Knfo stno for Your Trip ni.IilO MOUNTAIN rRODl'CTS Tliey :uv :ilv:iys Ihe best Blue Mountain Creamery K. I . Tjlcr. 'i. "i!,n'ii Oti liiiii VVHsri, l.;t Gr;intti, Ore. v II i I