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Saturday, May 31, 1924. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER i I Classified FOR SALE jfok sai k 1-Vyn. full :ir.-J. . FOn HAl.K I'alihnB" plnntM. Mull - T Av Mm a liiin1riil. 6-!K-4lp FOR HAl.K 3 absolutely new, ; hMivy 3 wacoim ilh 4 Inch : tlrea at wholt-sulo cost to us. , Whitft Finn Bn & I.hr. Co. ' f D-2S-CI ..FOR HAl.K Onlry cows. Tnrnia. . 5 Will tul;e In your ilry cow. It. ? f M. Kurtz. Plioni! Kai-mi'rs 44. ? r.-22-tr DOR aAT.lil lv. nnra In May Tark. Morlorn lmprovo ''" mania. II. W. Myer. 4-8-tf "Ort BAI.I3 OH TR ADTC -Flftonn jt.. aorAH In Oovp. Good Improve mania. Water risht- Orchard. . .v TerniR. Wiitn Mrs. Geo. Tiih- WANTED WANTKM I'lain Hcwinfi;. I'rircs y ro:isonnlil. isos Oak. l'hnnc 5 MN-J. r.-L'l.-IUp W'ANTKO Colored woiniui v:int k, chamber or flay work. IN'nr of hums Ji fri-fHon St. o-N-4ip WANTKt One of Hie laiKist hoH i: lory in II In In Hip direct to t;r j field wanls active repri'Si-ntallve i In Ia (Iran and vicinity. Im mediate earnings per week I nnil up wtlh unlimited future. J Under oiip Homlcd Organization no Investment for dumpies r- njilred. Writn l.T. U t'pson, 333 1 Worceslor Ulrff?., Portland. 4 - 6-23-01 p FOR RENT VOll ItKNT L'-room furnished .;f downstairs apartnu-nt. Huh Apt, ' ,1(1 IT Fourth St. I-'UH ItKNT Sleeping and llnht- hotiHcUccpliiff rooniH. rjaB 4th ; ('all 2ir-V. 5-2f-31p I-'OU ItKNT Modern, four-roomed house Olid basement. Ileslrablo location. fall at 1002 N avenue J or Tlionn S19-R. f-2!Mtp LOST LOST Scotch Collie puppy nbout Y two months old. Reward, lte ) turn to Observer office. fi-2!-:ttp FOUND i l'OI'NH Large bunch keys. ln , njilre Observer. Ii-30-21 BUSINESS DIRECTORY AITORNEYS T. Cochran nnd Colon R. Ebnr hard. Attorneys. La Grande Na ? tlooal Rank Rulldlng. OSTEOPATniO PHYSICIAN lR. J. L. and DR. MARGARET INGLE. Osteopaths, Spinal Curvaturs and Diseases of Wo man and children a specialty. Office phone Main 106, Resi dence phone Main 10G, 2 rings. Sommer Rldg. PHYSICIAN-SURGEON Dr. F. L. Ralston Practice limited to the ye, ear, nose and throat, and fitting of glasses. New Foley Bldg. Main 778. 1-1-lm CnTROPRACTOlt DR. BELLE MYERS, Chiroprac tor New Foley Building. Hours 10 to 12 a. m., 2 to 6 p. m., nnd 7 to 9 p. m. 7-24-tf DR. J. E. WOODELL Chiroprac tor and Naturopath. Skin aid blood diseases, headaches, ap pendicitis, backaches, rheuma tism, asthma, eczema, varicose veins, all kinds of stomach, heart and kidney trouble suc cessfully treated. Blood pressure reduced. Diseases of women and Children a specialty. Suite 20 Bommcr Rldg. Phone 497-W. Residence Phone 190-W. XATiiti-: critrc DR. A. N. nnd MARY E. MAY VILLE Specialists in chronic diseases. Methods: Naturopath and Mechano-Therapy. Skin and blood diseases, nervous diseases, chronic headache, eczema, scia tica, appendicitis, constipation, bowel trouble; all kinds of chron ic diseases successfully treated. Call Main r.23. Mnyvilto Nature Cure Home. 2101 Kast Adams Ave. Office hours, 10 to 12 a. m., 1:30 to 6 p. ni. Consulta tion Free. MATERNITY HOME. lfiftO Y Ave nue. Phone 307-R. Trained nurse. R-20-t nip PIANO TUNERS EXPERT PIANO TUNING Clean and voice your piano without extra charge. Work guarantuftd. Call NewMn Rook Store for ap pointment. Roy E. Phillips. 4-lS-tf FRATERNAL DIRECTORY C O. O. M. La Grande Iidge No. 60 Loyal Order of Moose, holds regular meetings every Thurs day night at 8 p4 ni. nt Odd Fel lows hall. The Women' Moose heart legion No. 398 meets very second and fourth Thurs days of each month. Visitors welcome. Dr. A N. Mnyviile, Dictator. Harold Lund, Secretory, B. P. O. ELKS T.a Orande Lodge No 4SS. Lodge meets each Want Ads Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Home and club privileges cheer fully extended to all Brother Elks. l.eater Brnmwell, Insulted nuler. Mood Eckley, Secretary. P. O. KAULES. fAerle No. Jtt. me.eta every Friday night at Entries hall. Visiting membtrf welcome. Harry T. Edwards. Beo. Everett Walker, W, P. . MOOKRN WOODMEN of AMER ICA Ia Ornnde Cnmp No. 7701 meets on the first Thursday eve ning of each month. In tha K. of P. hall. Visiting Neighbors welcome. RAY S. T1ENNETT, V. C. JAKE ROSTOCIC, Clerk WOODMEN OF THE WORLD La Grande Camp No. 1G9. Meets every first and third Monday nights at Eagles hall. All visit Ins Neighbors welcome. Dues payablo at office of the Clerk, Rooms 21-22, La Grande Nation al Runic Building. E. E. Silvia, C. C. U. J. Kitchen, Clerk. A. I and A. M. La Grande Lodge No. 41. A. I and A. M. holds regular meetings first and third Fridays at 7:80 P. m. CordluJ welcome to all Masons. Fred E. Kiddle, W. M. E. It. Rlngo. Secretary. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAH Red Cross Lodge No. 27 meets every Monday evening in Castle hall K. of P. Hall), at S p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knights. . Dr. J. E. Woodell, C. C. C. L. Graham, K. R. S. O. E. S. Hope Chapter No. 13 O. E. S. holds stated communica tion the second and fourth Wed nesdays of each month at 8:00 p. m. Visiting members cordially welcomed, Netta K. Eakln, W. M. Anna 8. Grove, Secretary. Low Wanes In Germany. RERUN. AP) Current wages In Germany nre substantially less than pre-war times, according to recent atatlsiienl tables. R h eon tended that the purchasing powvr of wages toilay, when ndjustcd in accordance with the corresponding cost of living, is only 73 per cent of the pre-wur purchasing power. Fable: Once there was a man , who was invnen out wun nm wire ami urt iiomo cpectnff to have a good time. 1T.XAR WOMAN RAN I Ml ED RIIEI MATISM "Two years ago my daughter had inflammatory rheumatism. I ordered two boxes of Whirl win 1 Tablets which I found to be a great medicine. My daughter is as well and strong n- alio ever was. Send me another box so that I may have them , on h a n d. Yqu-s M-gaU truly. .Mrs. V. T.i v?il ' Rrown, Rox 2Z. Stephenville, Texas. ' March J4, 1924. 1 Whirlwind sold and gimrsn Chli'f teed by every drug 1 store in J.a Grande. $1.00 p.r box. . I STUDY, We study careful ly the details of every situation and direct our service accordingly. You can depend upon us to carry out all In structions absolute ly to the letter. Wo understand. SNODGRASS A ZIMMERMAN . Vndcrtakers Ambulance Service Phono Main 62 ' i 1 BIAM'M POP k t' HERE ME COM6S - ' ? .1: &E CAREFUL AND f l5:7f7 r-.. 1 fl La Grande A Drama of Thrills Is the "Unseeing Eyes" What hi many respects Is the moat thrilling motion picture ever woven around life (n the North woodK is that which Die Cosmo politan Corporal Ion made from Ar thur Htrlnger'ft alary, which will be I shown at he Sherry, theatre, Inst limes today. Three quarters of the film were mndi in the open and th. company was on local ion around Mnnff and 1 .a lift Louise for at least mix weeks.; fltenca were also 4"nhot" In nml near Queher and Montreal, Amoiur, the spectacular sccnoH which were Mimed near Hanff Is the burning of a Canadian iieMiemenl, A thrill ing neroplnne dash over the Ice covered tcirlnn and a magnificent reproduction of. u lElld-winler ear-' nival are ho Id to be other hlgh spois in the making of "t'liHceiug Eyes." - Cosmopolitan Corporation has as sembled u hrillinnl caul of players. Lionel Hnrrymorc mid See nu Owen, who appeared, with Harry more in "The tiep lit I lie Fag." are fea tured In the new Coitninpollian plc t nre. . j Comedy, "Midnight Win-s." New Coogan Film Coming to Sherrys, Has Wiile Appeal. Wide wns the appeal of Jackie i Consult In "Long ,lve the King." coming to the Sherry theatre Sun day. Jackie's latest Metro picture,1 "A Roy of Flanders," will exert an even wider circle of appeal It is so human, so homely, so full of those touches of tenderness and pa thos, that make the whole world kin. Throughout the story, even in the moments of its mischief nnd fun and they nre many nnd re assuring the charactertzalion giv en by little Jackie Is imbued with a fine spirituality of In fin lie ap peal alike to children ami grown ups: It is chastening, ennobling and truly elevating. Tells Whimsical Story. Gone are the formal, braided and militant garments of ''Long Live the King;" gone loo the urlNtocrat )c environment and the patrician scenes of life in the pulaces of princes und kings. Instead there is little Nella in the novertv-slrlck- jen hut of Jelian Daas. who ekes out n wretched living as a carrier of milk from the small farmers of Ht. Agneten to dealers In Antwerp, a league or two distant. The picture is reph te with scencr. of inspiring beauty. Comedy showing, "Flickering Youth." Romance of South, Thrills of West - . In Picture at Star. The romnnce of the old south nnd the thrills of the ancient west combine effectively in the William Fox picture "Kentucky Days." which opened n two-day run nt the Star theatre, today. Dust In Far num has the lending role ns John Mucltner, a picturesque Kentucklnn who strikes Into the gold country to recuperate his fortune. Mar garet Fielding has the opposite part as his wife and companion on the long trail across the continent. The story is one of the eternal triangle in a new form. It is re markably well told in the acting of an excellent cast. The desert storm scene, in which the eavatende of La Grande Joseph Stage Line nnars Coliltron, Props. F.l'FKOTIVE WAV 10, JB2I TIME TABLE rA ohaxof. to josF.rn 1A Ornnde .... 7.00 11:00 3:00 Imblor . 7:20 ii:so 3:30 Ellfln 7:50 1 1 :fi0 3:50 Minnm 8:30 12:S0 4:,T0 Wallowa 3:10 l : 1 o r.:in I .online 0:30 i;3o 6:30 Enlprprlse 9:IS5 l:f.S C:15 Joseph 10:15 S:5 0:15 .lOSF.I'H TO I, A OltA.VDE leaves Joneph 7:00 11 :00 3:00 Entprprine 7:15 11:15 3:15 Loatloe 7:40 11:40 3:40 Wallowa i:00 12:00 4:00 ..Minnm . 8:40 12:4(1 4:40 Kluin 9:20 1:20 5:20 Imblcr 9:40 1 :40 6:4: Iai Grnrnlc ....10:15 2:15 6:15 On account or lilgli wnKr In Wallowa County the Fisher man's fcpi'dal will be iliKcon llniml until fiullicr notice. Theatres gold hunters Is caught without wa ter. Is realistic. The wenes of Kentucky ns it wns in the days of duels, drink and daredevils, nre remarkably well done. Rough nnd tumble fights, a ter rific storm on the desert, striking love scenes and splendid shots of nature make "Kentucky Days" a first rote picture. The, Rnby Peggy comedy olso adds keen enjoyment to this pro gram. Gloria Swanson Takes Boy's Role in "Humming Bird." Gloria Swanson nppenrs ns a boy for the first lime In her ite. la r career in "The Humming Mini," a Paramount picture directed by Sidney Olcnll'imd coming to the Arcade theatre for u three days' run next Monday. As .Tolnetie, Idol rf fhn Paris underworld and leader of a 41 ns of A pnehes, M las Fun nsu n altera. ' 1 op from boy's to glnt elothl.tg. Jler dual personal hy as Tolnetie nitd the notorious "Humming Rlrd." lor whom the Paris police s-arcn in vain, gives the star a wide range of dramatic possibilities in this production of Maude Fulton's (day,' w h leh Forrest ) I alsey adapt ed f j screen presentation, i.ihvard r.urtis ir. landing man and others In the support are Jacques d'Auray, .Mario Mnjeronl nnd (Vsnre Grnvina. Hyland Appears As a Jewish Character. TIip Hylnml-Wolly Miisionl Pnni nly company oponnl 11h It-nl Hhow at ChoHtnut nnrl .liriVrNon Hlri'rlH Use Long Distance Telephone Walking, riding or writing is a waste of time when you can save money using w ". i "Long Distance" Home Independent . Telephone Co. Eat Blue Mountain Ice Cream- ' AND BOOST YOl'K HOME TOWN r Best By Test A Honic-Mnde Product. ' Made from choice sweet cream of tho Grande Ronde Valley BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY La Grande, Oregon. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SnOP AND FOUNDRY All Kinds of ftfaclilnery, Automobiles ami Tractors Repaired OTerhaulcd and Rebuilt Acetylene WcMltitf of All Kindi CyllnUor Horlns nnd Overs I, J'l.stont Oranknhaftst JMstona and I'lsion Vlua Ittfronnd Giro Ua a TruU D. FITZGERALD Prop. yesterday for a ten days stay In La flrnnde. Acennlinir tn t hi iiiihh agent for this company all of the memners were pleased unit the large crowds which witnessed their first number "Let's Go," last night. Dick My land played the comedy role lit thti opening production, which wns u Jewish character. While the chorus contains ninny good voices the Mauhatiau trio Is the great vocal feature of the show. Oiher numbers which will he presented while the company is here Include, "Homebody's Wrong.' "Whoop 1 4t," Homebody's Ruby." "If I Were Only a Man" and "Girls that Men Forget." The pro Train will be changed dally. Vaudeville At Arcade Sunday Night. Novell les anil musical features lend distinction to the new vaude ville program nt the Arcade theatre on Sunday. This pleasurable bill consisting of clever bits of sung, comedy, musi cal ami educated canines headed by the tncnmpnruhll Florence Gale Sa xo Three In 11 musical surprise with violins, piano, singing, com edy, ami three saxophones wll h prcity eosl nines and elaborate singe seltlntrs Is a combination of good La Grande Mattress Shop and Weaving Works Matlrc.isna of nil klnilB denned ami rebuilt; Feather Renovating; Itnn ami Klurf Uiikh matin to order and for wile. Carpet and ltiiff Clean ing. rieetiseil Fnmlirator Factory l'linno 233-W C1IAS. KDWAUDS, Prop. I THIS ACCIDENT AND IT LOOKS LIKE SOU'RE IN FOR A Bl6 DAMAGE SUIT ,Sr This TO 60 to . ' music and wholesome comedy. The trio plays duets, solos, nnd (lion and cun bo relied upon to. please one and nil. Emmons & Aubrey In "Typical Topical Humor." I wo, ver satile young men singing syncopat ed melolies nnd ballads and fen luring comedy nnd chnracter num bers with loads of genuine harmony and pep. There is no limit to rhclr budget for comicalities. Rlly nml May Frank In a special variety pro gram of singing, and fast dancing. Their offering is of the rapid-fire order and they leave their trade mark ''Contentment" stamped deeply on their audience. Woods posing dogs, the novelty of which Is new and executed in n manner MEN'S WIIITE-nACK DENIM v Overalls $1.29 From the price you lnijrlit think theso nm fvkimp or ill made jfnrments, but they're not! They we made from Rood weight blue denim, sowed on apron dou ble stitch reinforced band, 6 pockets 2 front swing ing pockets, two lartco hip pocketR, rule pocket on lojt. watch and pencil pocket on bib brass buttons, slirtinjr loops and casloffs; two-seam legs. All seams double stilchen. C. J. Breier Co., Inc. TH E II-U-IJ ' Price Reduction PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM CUE " ifL TIRES AND TUBES , : J & A Quality' Price Service f J ',? j Perkins Motor Cod Phone M-761 . Roescli Bldg. Just A Little Common Sense Wo (leal In I Iron. 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As posers, these canines ure little short of marvelous. The net being a clever' exhibition of dog hrnin, and oiluca-f timi. . j Portugal Fights II hilt CaK LISIION (APL The cost $.f living has risen from 10 to lft pr cent since the first of the y$ owing chiefly to the activities of speculators and dealers. The gov eminent Is taking step to cofjdmt further ndvanees nnd has opened stores in various parts of l.ton READ Till? CLASSIFIED JuS CAI,IWF.Mi - 107 FIR 8T. New BY TAYLOR Bor wait O Till NfW HEAR Pop's kpost ON A TvUiJ Eight has increased tj2L47 is TWt SALE OF THETUMM- OF THE PLAN HAvJE FOO FiNE THE PcsrFs ao EnPfRr SALESMEN- hope ro COLllCT ENOU6H TQ MORPOU) To PAS FOR IH FENDER. TOP AND MtADU&Hr IF ALLSOCS 4. W ) TwoReouo J