Friday, June 27, 1924.
THE LA GRANDE- EVENING OBSERVE!?
PAGE NINE
Classified
FOR SALE
KOU KAI.B May IHiko rhcrrlra.
fall t:.t-J. C.'C-Ilp
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luk.n Ui In wfPU. I'nll 413 it.
J90T Spruoo si. C-:'(i.:iip
KH1 SAI.IJ It. I. I!, lull.y 1-lih-kH.
Iiutohfil Hip first of June. l'honi
Farm IXft. fi-:!fi-:!ir
I'Olt KAI.l: I Jil" Iinko clii rriiK.
lirllvcrMl. l'linni 3;-W.
6--4ln
Kilft HALM Alrnim hay In fii lil
or Ut-livfrrt. I'limw Karinf r'rt "JoX.
r o-:.i-r,tp
14 VI t RALfi fpf-r ItaiiKiniT . out -fit.
Inquire Jiunyim Sign Kliop.
6 -1' i - n 1 1 1
VOR SAJ.R L).iiry cokh. Tonus.
Will taka In your dry cow. it.
l. KurU. I'liOno l-'armei-H 44..
6-22-tf
FOIl KAI.K DiniilK lulile. 4 chairs.
S leather rockers, w IcWcr rocker,
kitcheu cabinet, sanitary couch
uud mattress, re.frlKCralnr. t HOC
Adams. . 6-24-ntp
l-'Oll KA1.K 240 neres. over oil
oomn 12 miles oast of l.a Orande.
$.'..00 per nere. Very easy lermR.
Wrltft for description. Thomas
lSoCKPSS. C01 McKay Itldir.. l'ort
land. Ore. ' il-ltf-im
WANTED
WANTKO Cooltln In cniup or on
maoli. rhon &t;s-W. ti-'jCi-aip
WANTKI'I Strmly work by IiIrIi
wehool boy, Jnqutri 1703 V Ave.
r,.'.ii-Ltp
FOR RENT
FOR HKNT Two hous"KopinK
rooms. 17f7 Ailumn. C-L'fa-2tp
I'OU HKNT
tfrcoml. -Kurnlnhctl apt. limti
l-'Olt ItKNT Kurnlshcd housi
b'rult and bcrrUH. No rhllilrrn
Tnnulro 47 Thinl. C-l!;-2tp
FOK HUNT 3-room furniHhetl
modern uprirtiiu-nt. Mm. Iturk.
t7 Adams. 0-l!-2lp
VOll HF:NT On rage, $5.00 per
month. Tall Itllfl Adams.
c-2fi-tr
'tll IlKNT - Kurnished linuse
lcpinr roonur. mil 44-lt.
, . . C-23-tl
K)ft' HKNT 4-rooin modern fur
lUshcd houst?. fiond location.
Phone Main in or 26-V.
fi-10-tf
V'toH It II N1 Modern furnished
Waning -momil. li1t) Ailams
TeT-.'
VOH BENT Kurnlshrd rooms for
Ufth( Ji 01 WeU er ping. 1M3 Adams.
I'hono 257-J. c"7,f
VOtZ Br'NT Modern apartment
over J. C. Penney store. Call
467-H. "-7-tf
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
ATTOIlXCTfl
COCHRAN A EBKBHAKU Geo.
T. Cochran and Colon U. Eber
fear6. Attorneys. Ijl Grande- Na
tion! Bank Building.
cmnopnACTon
DR. BELLE MYEUS. Chiroprac
(or Nvr Foley Building. Honrs
10 to 13 a. m., 2 to 6 p. m and
7 to t p. m. 7-24-tf
1R-. J. E. WOODKUi Chiroprac
tor and Naturopath. Skin and
blood diseases, headaches,- ap
pendicitis, backaches, rheuma
tism, asthma, ccxema, varicose
veins, all kinds of stomach,
heart and kidney trouble suc
cessfully treated. Bloqd pressure
reduced. Diseases of women and
bjldren a specialty. Suite 20
ommer Bldg. Phone 47-W.
Residence Phone 190-W.
OSTEOPATmO iirysiciAN
lR. J. L. and DR. MARGARET
INGLE. Osteopaths, Spinal
Curvature and Diseases of Wo
men and children a specialty.
Office phone Main 106. Resi
dence phone Main 106, 2 rings.
Sommor Bldg.
I'HYSieiAN-SVKOKON Dr. F. L.
Ralston Practice limited to the
f ye, ear. npa and throat, and
fitting ngi asses, fiommer Bldg.
Maln78. 1-1-lm
DB. lir E. 8CIIOEN Osteopathic
P'.lclan and Hurgeon. Elcc-
A-ifonic I)iagnoais. Electronic
Treatment. Over La Grande
Investment To. Phone, night and
day. Main 67. 6-lo-lm
NATtTTE CURE
DR. A. N.und MARY E. MAY-
VTLLE Specialists in chronic
diseases, . Methods: Naturopath
and Mecbano-Therapy. Skin and
bipod diseases, nervous diseases,
chronlo headache, eczema, scia
Una, appendleltUi. constipation.
, La Grande
' Maf tress Shop and
Weaving Works
Vattrfawa at aJI klndi
clu9l and rebuilt; Frathnr
ItfDorallnK; Ita.ir and l'luff
Bucb nuile to order and for .
alo. Cnrprt and Itue I'lenll
liif. Uoenwd Fnmlfatnr
Vwiorf fnoan itM-Vt
in as. i-jrwAKns. ito.
Want Ads
bowel trouble: all kinds of chron
ic dJscoM'8 successfully treated.
Call Mam 613. Mayvllle Nature
Curo Hume. 2111 JOast Adams
Avo. Ofrlen- hours. Ill lo 13 a.
m.. 1:30 to 6 p. in. Consulta
tion" Free. ' .
MATKKNITV 1IOMR.
mm. I'honu 307
nurfl. 15110 V AVP
l. Trained
r.-L'u-Hup
1'IAVO TCXEItS '
BXPKtlT PIANO TUNING Clean
and Totca your piano without
extra charge,. Work gunr.inte.ftd.
Call Newlln nok More for ap
pointment. Roy E. Phillips.
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FRATERNAL'
DIRECTORY
f-j. O. O. M. T.a Grande I.odfjo No.
160 Loyal Order of Moose, holds
regular meetlnss every Thurs
day night at 8 p. m. at Odd Fel
lows hall. The Women's Moose
heart I.eftlon No. 398 meets
every second and fourth Thurs
days of each month. Visitors
welcome.
Dr. A. N. Mayvlllc, Dictator.
Harold Lund, Secretary.
B. P. O. ELKS I.a Grande LodRO
No 433. Lodge meets each
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
Home and club privileges' cheer
fully extended to all Brother
Elks.
Lester Dromwell,
Exalted Hitler.
. Mood Ecklcy, Secretary.
MODERN WOODMEN of AMER
ICA La Grande Cnmp No. 7703
meets on the first Thursday eve
ning of each month. In the K.
of P. hall. Visiting Neighbors
welcome.
RAY 8. RENNETT, V. C
JAKE ROSTOCK, Cloik
WOODMEN OP THE WOKT.D
La Grande Camp No. 169. Meets
every first and third Monday
nlghta ot Eagles ball. All visit
ing Neighbors welcome. Dues
payable at office of the Clerk,
Tlooms 21-22, La Grande Nation
al Hank Building.
E. E. Bilvis, C. C.
B. J. Kitchen, Clerk.
A. F. and A. M. I -a Grande Lodge
No. 41. A. P. and A. M. holds
regular meetings first and third
Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial
welcome to all Masons.
Fred E. Klddlft, W. M.
K. B. Bingo, Secretary.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS -r- Bed
Cross IvOdge No. 27 meets every
Monday evening In Castle ball
(K. of P. Hall), at 8 p. m. A
Pythian welcome, to nil visiting
Knights. - ' -
Ir. J. E. Woodell, C. C.
C. L. Graham. K. B. S.
O. K. S. Hope Chapter No. IS O.
E. S. holds stated communica
tion the second and fourth Wed
nesdays of each month at 8:00
p. m. Visiting members cordially
wolcomed.
Netta K. Eakln, W. M.
Anna H. Grove. Secretary.
AVcck-Knd Showing
1TNDERWGAK
SPECIALS
We are showing A lnrgi
nirimeut nr Iod(cs Chll-
I ecu's, Men's nnd Hoys' Vn
dciwenr nt SiKM-lnl Prlcvs.
Also flue Crepes, Hlossiiiti
SllUs, 'I'ongc's nml .Nain
sooks nt Cut Prices.
Fine Lisle Thread ln
lon Sails for Women
and Children, I He to Sl.iu
Ladles nnd Children's
Vests I5c 8.V
7fic Blossom Silks for .VSc
3fe to 4 Re Fine Crepes
for 3 yds ft. (Ml
Why Xol Save Money on
Your Summer Wear Wanls."
Andrews
Variety Store
Service and Economy
MAM'M POP
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CIRTAINLW FINE or MOO
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AND
To INVITE ME DOWM
FOR THE MATINEE!!
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La Grande
Hindu Bungalow Built
In Hills of
California for Future.
N.Klllntr ,n wnliinl liillH t i'u-
r or niu in n rliuriniim ln;ft,;uiow ;
uhrt'lii cvniorx itiiU'U of tin' tlr.imnj
tn Wlllium Fox proiliu'iioti if '"ilwi
Sim. low of the Knst," I In K. M.
Hull uovol, uliirh opi-iuil at tin j
Arm tie Thoulre yostenlny. This
'ottiiKO wtiH bulll 'after the ftislilon
of bungalow In the liilln of hnlitt.
An eljcht fool pnreti chvliH the
frnnl of the little honw. Its lit
:i1orn(Ml with wlekcr furnliiiro and
uiiltl-culnrei runhlons. Tlioro are
lattice Kreen shuih-H, jera.is nial.-i.
trrtisH lattice windows uml reil tib
roof. The siiltn of the bungalow
arc of bamboo, lit the front yard,
rioting In rich flowers, were An
nailale rosea, a fraKi'tint flower thai
irrowK only In the IUkIi partH of
Imlia. It Is a hnnly rose, )ink and
while In color, but can not ri-ow
on sea level. These have wllhered.
1'epper, fur. Himalayan cypress.
iKimhoo. and pceupel trees were
'plentiful In the setting. The pceu
pel tree has a while looking flower
closely rcsenibllnff that of the wild
cherry. (
In I his churmlncr love home
ilweli Harry, played by Frank
.Mayo, nnd l.olaire, idayed by Kve
lyn Itrent. his Hindu wife. ' Tech
nical director. W. J. McCee. su
pervlsod the actual building of this
hulbiinK'. which Is accurate in
every detail to that built In the
hills of India.
"Night- Hawk" at
Sherrys, Has
Many Locations.
How to got tired of travelling
without going abroad! Hunt
Stromheig producer of "The Night ;
Hawk.' now playing at the Sherry
theatre. Harry arey. Its star,
and Director Stuart I'alon may
collaborate on a book to that ef
fect. The answer is; "Make n picture
on locution!"
The company went almost every
place within the environs of Calif-j
ornia. 1
First there was Rakersfleid, the
place where (ho sun doesnt even
stop shining on Christmas. Now
that Is fine for the cameraman,
but not so comfortable for him or
for anyone else present. And It's
n lonir wnv from the heart of
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leak catchers you ever saw. ONE DOLLAR-will open a Savings
Account with us, and we pay you 4 interest on all you deposit.
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ililvivjl!
Then ;iy iwirk-l ihciv tiula
ami tripped in'rrily nwiiy to liitfl-
wimmI. whtTi- th-y iiiniptia tmwi of.iitHlKl or a "irmi wpnruiitin wuii
i he day in a corral full nf hin Kiau
bronctts. Al letisl, litis Rave litem
plenty uf f'ppori unlly lr exercise
- ddiUinu the iiuadrtiprds. not
riding I hem!
The cast endured this until Mr.
Hrtomhcrtr realised that lucre was
several cases of nervous prostra
tion impending. Then he moved
them to the owl t'uves. ninety
miles from nowhere! This, let il
be wild. Is a very picturesque lo
cale. Hundreds of owls roosl
there every n4j:ht und ir yon don'l
stoi working at sundown well,
mi lrato landlord seems a tame
bird in coftiparuwm with I hem
when It comes lo being put Out. In
addition, the cuves are filled with
some orl of u fine dual which,
at the least breath, swirla uround
like a young whirlwind und settle
happily over anyone who happens
to be union those prnttont. In
fact, whlli
there, the technlcul
workers . had lo roor their nose
with bandanas to keep from suffo
cating to deuth on the spot.
However, everybody reinalne!
good nnturcd, for, despite the dis
comforts, some of the -loveliest
photography, ever flushed on the
.screen wus procured at ;. these
place. And motion picture people
care only for results.
Hut. when vacations vll" around,
they do not Havel. '
Comedy "Aggruvnllns' l'apa.'
Stellar. Actors I
Appear in Latest Baby 1
1'eggy Picture,
Surrounded by one of the big
gest casts she has ever played with.
Knby Peggy, dlmunitivo Idol of
plcturegoers, comes to the Star
heat re. commencing today, in her
second big I "nl versa I Jewel" star
ring vehicle, The Law Forbids."
in the new picture the tiny starlet
is the center of a stirring tule of
Infatuation, divorce, and ''trial sep
aration," In which (he predicaments
of tho grownups In the cast form
the background for some ot the
cleverest acting she has ever done.
The use ot a child -star ns the
central figure of a problem play
daiingiy original expedient
worked out by Hernard McConville,
author of the new play. The grown
up figure In a dramatic story that,
even wtlhout the child, would be a
big screen play: the twist given by
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Dollar Saved
Is A Dollar
Made
States National Bank
n:lKIlAIj RESl:nVE SITSTEM j
That Takes Caic of Your Interests
i'Zi l MAV6. I S6MTMAT
-rT i IACE BCfOKF.? OH-AH-HA-
l ;T i v . so this is Tut-oihi.
I- "' S VUHO WAS OUT BlUING
-. : i. I - vmiTU pop ? - wf u-
.."fei I I'LL HAvt SCfLTVllNO
. WiSS I TO 6AV TO HER AFTtR
&P S2"ho''''" i
injocitni: the Imby Into tlu plot1
'kKvh U an tflVM new to the sereeu.'
UaUy Pointy imti throtiRh the
lUuro with u pot rooster awl a
Ikk of new trtrliH but hw pvm
iiiHt im cU'Vor a t ruKeillenne. an Hlie
til foinotly, wht-n tht smnslilus
.jHlmtix ronu's. 'I'ho t-tisi is oiu ut'
uou: Uolurl KULa uii-i Klinur .uirt
piny tin younKsUr'H lnui nta. hi thf
divorce in view; Winifred llrystm.
who played "l.ullaby I. on" in
"Thunderhiff Oawn," has another
type of "vampire' role as the uet
resit who nearly breaks up the
Jiome: Josi ph imwling. who played
"The Nfiraele Man," . appeareil as
the trial judgv who adds complication.-.
Irt the langle of doutesile
illations, nnd other clever folk in
the easl are James cm-rlgim. Anna
ITcrmindcH, Ned tsparks. Kva
Thaleher. Vtelor IMIel. William K.
T.nwr'ne' nnd llolwrt Holder, .less
llobblnfl. who made "The Wondei
Jinx" and other bl proilm-hons. dl
reetel.
Tliwv f;wiiwn i:wiit hMiers
Suiehlen In ns Many MoiHli
KltKNKU, 1'rnssia. (A D Kxe
culloner Kntutx who recently klll
rl himself In Ihls village. Is the
third executioner to meet death
by suicide In Germany within 3
months.
Krauts had cut off the heads of
125 prisoners, while HchwIeU and
Spnethe, the two Ureslau execu
tioners who ended their own lives
had curried out only 123 and 4S
execill Ions respect lvely.
In his last years Krauts wander
ed about the villages of Prussia,
telling stories of Hie 125 persons
he had put to death, and suffered
many delusions. Ha slept with his
executioner's axe at his head, and
said he was unable to rest well
without t
Krauts regarded guillotining
an art and was always trying to
perfect himself in lis practice.
Iloth he and Schwlet regarded
Jules Heibbr, the Parisian execu
tioner, as' the great master of their
craft and exchanged letters with
him. ,
British Immigrants Assnnil
Of Homes and Kmploymcnt
LC.IKIN, (AP)--lt is reported
that the cahinel has approved an
extended sehemo of migration
from the llrltlsh IsIch to Australia.
'or some titnu Senator Wilstiii.
representing the Australian Com
mon wealth government, has been
in consultation with the overseas
Settlement committee un details of
lsthe scheme, which includes provi-
us.tdnn for a loan to Australia of
about lftO,0uii,(MMi lo assist the
federal governments in the carry
ing out of development work as a
preliminary to the acceptance of
Immigrants.
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Gaudy
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For Saturday and
Sunday
ANY CANDY IN OUR WINDOW
v " 39c Pound; 10c 'i Pound
Newlin Drug Co.
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pleasure trips.
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We have n bargain .
In a modern S-rootn 1
house; Brico $32nft.00. ,
it will pay you to In-' B
vosligaln. ' If
I "we Are Kivauf I
I tu B. WEEKS '
I ltrnltor
I Now Foley nuUdtn
Main 7S
WEAVER'S
Tailors, Cleaners, Pyeni
And Pressors
niONK AIAIN 7S
Depot Street
"Save It (
With Ice"
J. D. Lynch
FUEL' 7J
ICE 'J-l
TRANSFER JTjJ
STORAGE '
. gas ' - .i :
; oil .
, TIRES !
UNION-LA GRANDE
AUTO STAGE ,
TIME) TAI1I.B
'Jnlon 1 I Graad
1:10 A. If. :0 A. it.
11:00 A, M, 1:00 P. M.
:S0 P. M. 6:16 V. M.
Ijmtm Leans
Union' La Grande
1:00 P. H. 6:1S P. IL
Sntiirriay Nlflit Rpmlala
I.covcs Leave
Union La Granda
T:00 P. M. 11:00 P. If.
noU"d Cars
P. a. UcIP, Manage -irr-nilniinrtprs.
finmlwr Ilolol
Delicious
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Silver
Grill
Of Courso V .,.
Choice ,
Steaks and Chops
Sea Food
BUILDING
MATERIAL
sash ami noons
II.MinWAIlE ,,J
Grande
Ronde
Lumber Co.
A llnmi; Connrn Willi n
lloinn ritrposo
IMIl.li woon
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