La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 05, 1924, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text1 ! i I'i lesday, August- 5, 1924; THE LA GRANDE EVENING , OBSERVER GES. PAGE SF.VKN 7 ' - ; ; --- -- -- : Classified Want Ads I la Grande Theatres tr- J FOR SALE flit K.M.IO Kino J.Tfiiy milch fc iiwH. riinnn I 111 M. SKliI! .V. ililreh. K-4-ttlp I Olt HAI.K -Hume Jersey pins. .1. siiUh-r. Kni-hm-i ins. n-4-i;iiiJ pi! SAI.K JwpHuT "Id. lo ln:id nIiouin. I'ltll (Hist-rvt-r. k.4-:;iii fill lAl.i:--"IU'Vr(ill ovt-riiHiiii-d. ' : ;Hre. lull' mid rim. j.;il'lfl. llllS lliik-k jve. 1 ' I'llilHM'N, e- my. roi.i Home Konl I. 1313 W ' S-1-2IP OIC HAI.10 Uoyol lypiw ill. p. J'rlee f tlUm. .This lyneurller lion i ti.'il lieen; ovt-rliauli-d and Ih In condition.' it Ih jiin! the liinK fex Knmi'onii lliat Ih laUIni: Jlylii wrlllim. fall ir.a V nr In quire C observer. K-l-41 K0H HALM"--- A Ji'fr. rson uioK.r ;lik ntndt t liryeh I!:jh ii twii' if -HI itlcfirln HkIil ami nirrlcr - 1ihm1;'I. Also mm lire; Is new nixl , - )i;iH n'vv chain and prwlulK. I'rkv , ; jftS.nO. (;atl Ifiu W or lmiulr( Of OIsirv4'r. 8-1--U FOltlKAI.K Iftl'.'l model INird. Ih In xct'l!'iit condition, lias hw-n run Jivutt mflva. Is lo nionlhs! Aid. This Is a frond luiy for the inonv 'H J'r!, W .or Imiulro r.t ; " oWrwr or aT'ii N. lilrch St. i, S-l-4t ! KOlt 8 ALU ISIS rtulck four tour rK car. .KiikIiio overhauled, i;ood inttury, top and unholsti.-ry. In !iUlro 13H0 V Ave. 7-18-tr tOH SALE ft-room modern houso. Close in, 1C04 Adams. Call Karm rs 127. 7-1-lnip g if WANTED WAN"rKI Kxperh'ttced waitress . 'f -txt the Silver drill. Must bo neat iind Know how. Apply now, of ' ,M r. 1 tobcrtscn. S-4-:it p WANTUD ftewlntr. Neatly done. I'hone 434-W. Mrs. Noru Webb. ; 7-ir,-:tnr FOR RENT ."Olt IIKNT Himiho on i-nrntT j . :-dar and .Main. Nmvlln Hook j -.Klor.V.' s-4.ir: KOI! HUNT Thri'i' modern fur , jiishfd ronniH. L'tmr Hccond. -. s-4-.-.iP 'OIL RIONT Moilern liimlnhod I lftIllii; ronniH. ir.10 Adanm . Ave. C-13-ir, ! d rnoin for j IM2 Adaiiifij -j. 7-::i-ir yOll IIKNT - I'm-niMlii illtllOtl-lircpiTiK. J.Tlll HUNT-AoiiMi--tooni J ,li pa i-l nit-til. - l-'lrni two-room Mini innd'TIl riirllltdnd Huh Apis., IIII7 -llli. ';-:in-ir. l.'nil HUNT - Almill Amt. 4lli. xx rooiii modiTli Iioiih'. l-'till lias,' till . 41 h SI. W. I!. .Inmn. ; J'hnno !4li M. 7-S-lf KOI! IIKNT--r.-inom lionso. Call Mrs. l.vdia llinndy at imt! 4lh. nr 421-J. - 7-2S-lf i-'Oll IIKNT flal-al.-i : 3 1! 1 0 AdaniH. II liinntll. 7-114-1.' l''Oll KICNT I'-iirnlHllfil Iioiiho kt'fiplnir rnonin. Call 44C-H. n-23-tt i LOST IX)ST Wliili' man', nlioul IH -urn . Old. WidKllI WO pounds. Itoarll-mam-. clialn on on-- fool. .Call 24S-W. HT Klks , lord h. Klndor rcliirn lo I'M Kord, Arcado 'I'hialir. i 7-:il-ir FOUND l'"OrNI WlnrhcsliT" r.'d dine '' v,-hoolcd Idddir-ii coaslor wnrron. Call .Main 74a. ' K-S-'.l BUSINESS . DIRECTORY ATTOUXF.YS OOOHHAN ; KIllillHAIlD Ot-O. T. Onrlirnn ond Colon U. Rbpr- SI'lTCASi: ami II.WH l.tl For fhie Week we nre iug lo discount nil our Suit cases nml Hand I tugs. ni'Y now ami sii:i ." ' f Andrews Variety Store Service and f4nomy 4 20 bard. Attorneys. J-a Orondo Na tional Bank Building. HHIItOl'HAU'lOK OR. BBM.R MYRRH. Ahlroprao- iop New Foley Building. Hour. 10 to 12 a. m., 2 to ( p. in., and ' to I It. ni. 7-24-tf OR. J. K, WOOOKI.I,eh1ro;rac , tor eu.l Nuturopath. Skin id blooit laQ'a, lieailnnh. ep-1 pandlcitia. barknuhua. rh.mma. 1 ttnni, aflihma, eczema, varicose veliia, all klndH of stomach, heart am It Id tiny trouble sue ceaafiilly trfiiul. Wood prBsur6 reduced. UlHimt n of woimm and children a apicluity. Suite 2U 8oinnir flldtf. lMione 497-W. i HPUidencA riione 1 90-w. UKTKOPATIf IO I'll YNfCIAN Wt. J- U and lll. MAHUAItRT 1NOLK. OHleopafhfl, Spinal Curvature and Disposes of Wo aian and children a pooialty. Office phono Mala 100. Resi dence phone Main 106, 2 rings, Sommer Bldff. HIlYS'ClAN-SmtOKON Dr. l- L. JtuLston Prucllce limited to tho rya, tar. nose and throat, nnd ftttinp of glussog. Sommer lifts. Main 778. 1-1-lm NATU1SK CURE DP A NT fin.l l 1IIV 17- U 1 V VULE - Knec.ia.Msts in 'chronic i " dlneflK... lUi.t1ift.lat Nnturnnnl). I and Meehano-Thertipy. Jkin and blood diseases, nervous diseases, chronlo heudacho, eczema, scia tica, appendicitis, constipation, bowel trouble; all kinds of chron ic diseases successfully treated. Call Main 523. Mayvillo Nuture Cure Home, 210 Cast Adams Ave. Office hours, 10 to 12 a. m., 1:30 to 6 p. m. Consulta tion Free. MATERNITY HOME. 1506 Y Ave nue. Phone 307-R. Trained nurse. B-20-lmp PIANO TUNERS EXPERT PIANO TUNING Clean and voice your piano without 12111 newiin isook oiore lor np. oointment. Roy E. Phillips. 4-lt.tr FRATERNAL DIRECTORY L. O. O. M. T,a ranil Idgw No. 850 Joynl Order of Moose, holds regtil s r m e t 1 1 n gs every Th 11 rs day night at 8 p. m. at Orld Fel lows hall. Tho Women's Monso heart Legion No. 398 meet every second arid fourth Thurs days of caeli month. Visitors welcome. Ir. A. N. Mayvillo, nietntor. Il.'irotd f,iind. Secretary. B. P. O. KLKH T.a GntndH l.odKe No l.odgo meets each Thursduy evening at 8 o'c.toe.lt. Homo and club privileges cheer fully intended to all Itrother MllfB. I,eer TlrnmweH, Kxnlted Ttnler, Mood Eekley, Secretary, MOTlKltN WOOHMlN of AMKH ICA I.a Orand Camp No. 77ftS meets on the first Thursday eve ning of each month. In the K. of P. hall. VI suing Neighbors welcome.. RAT S. T1KNNKTT, V. C JAKR ROSTOCK, Clerk WOOD.MHN OK TIIM WOKI.t) La. Grande Camp No. 1C9. Meets every first and third Monday nights at Eagles hall. All visit ing Neighbors welcome. Dues payable at office of the Clerk, Rooms 21-22, I.a Grande Nation al Bank Ruildlng. t B. E. Sllvls.iC. C. R. J. Kitchen, Clerk. ' . A. !r. and A, M . Ia Grand o hodge - No. 41. A. F. and A. M. holds regular meetings first and third Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Masons. Fred E. Kiddle, W. M. E. R. Rlngo, Secretary. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cross Lodge No. 27 meets every Monday evening In Castle hall (K. of P. Hall), at 8 p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knights. Dr. J. E. WoodeH, C. C. C. L. Graham, K. It. S. O. E. 8. Hopo Chanter No. IS O. E. S. holds stated communica tion the second and fourth Wed nesdays of each month nt 8:00 p. m. Visiting members cordially welcomed. Netta K. Eakln, W. M. Anna H. Grove, fteerernry. MAMT1I POP SHOW MAMV( GALLONS OF 6A.S-MR. CUNN? ? C f I MAKE ITTEM- i ! Arcade Theater to Show "Her Temporary Husband." Sidney Chaplin, fumoim hrnllior of Hit rHt'hrattrd Chart s Chaplin, n lums 1o I he wn-on lo play u most linptii;ui( I'omftiv rido in "Hit Tt-mpnniry lusliand," a I'll. CfkliiiH funt! whtt-h is In n- lln fralun of Iho hill at Uic Aivalo thi'Mti r loihiy an,) iiiiudrruw. M Ih ii Kitvit Nui liuinl hi ri' n v(rsioji u( Kilward laul(un'H pupu htr :aKi mj'Ohh of I lir N.irim till". It was adapted to the Kiri'-n hy l' McCn w Willis, nut ul" filn.ilom'J mnut Itrilllaiil yct'iiario writi-nt. Jnhri Mel iirnioti tlln-rti.) it. "Ilt-r Ti-inpuniry I hi.-ilctnd" Ik :tn i'orut:tlir;ly liiimiir'tiiM com tldy. cciiii rin': alnnit a yoimrr ki ' who, to win a fortune, in. foivnl to ninrry wtihin t w-niy-riur Iioiiim TIim K'rl not vihlilitKt' hurdi'ii horsf'ir wit Ii the t roubles a ml I rlbulat Ioiih of matrimony, y. I wishing lo win Ibr b-KJii'V, frooK In a Hanitariuni and rhnntteH n it hus band a decrepit old man with one loot In tho rcravo and the other on la banana ukin, In Inter Wake up lo j the realiuilion that the man he really married wan u yoitn tid ; mirer who had made up ,( repn1 jsent tin oUl r man. . Ow n .Moore plnys tho part Of ithe. diBi:ui'(l invalid. Hldney Chap : lln f-naelu the role or his . valet, a lugubrious Individual who Iih a VxMUif faculty of. always doing f' right J hill. at I he wron.ir I In Sidney is a member of an excep tionally- talented all star caM, which includes Owen .Moore, Sid ney Chaplin. Sylvia 11 reamer. Chuck Ketsner, Tally Marshall, ( 'buries (lerrard, George Cooper and others. Grim Bachelors Become "Daddies" In Film Classic, 1 "Had dies" Is the story of fivo bachelors. No. there Is no Incon- sistency here. You see the "dad-j dies were iH bacbolnrs to hcKin wit it, confirmed and foresworn j ehnmplens of the state of fsingle blessedness. They became daddies' by adopting u bevy of war orphans. The process or making an honest -to-gooiineiis dud out of u determin- j ed bachelor Is exemplified In all its V ,'rjur m iT-tr:::"" ,1 li l I IH ! V. I'UATT The cv I ai mitt r Man I have been asked If I counl afford to keep selling so rcuMi'i , ably and yet continue to run a . business. Yes! Iteeaiise we se j so inueh ' more that it makes a j good profit for us. We certainly; thank one and nil of o ir munyj customers ' for their support. . W ; :ro rushed from morning tilt j night with two tnicks making de-j liveicH, j ci.Aini; v. 1'it.vrr i.iMitt:i: CO.MI'ANV . I (PIK. I'otmdry. PHOM, 218-VY. ; La Grande Mattress Shop and Weaving Works Matlreancfl of all kind, cleaner! anil rebuilt: Foathor Renovating; Hag and Fluff Kuks made to order and for wile. Carpet and Hug Clean Ing. fJcrnnrfl Pitmlirator Factory Phone 42I-AV CIIAS. DDWAItKS, Irop. Ca?, MAS GONfc Hl4S delicious humor In the wriyn. vor- j hmiso on u smiatly nifrbt. The pic Nitin or Onvid ltelaao's Rtteat BaR-jiure comes to u finish In as plens MttoctHfl "Huddles," ut I he Slurry jinar u soimlon of tho problems pro Hieutre. j.-ntr.l as could bo wished. The Kiory opens with flvn hearl-1 Everybody Is happy. I'arllcularly rreo coltere men who decide ibu! audience. After Hcclnjr this there shall he no place t'or women jspb ndid plcitiro no one could won iu their happy journeys throuifh ilr ut the tremendous hit the 6tir lue. Tin y (Hereupon lorni a Uteh-inut production mmlo on Iho spok elor club which demands a fiv''n stajf. The scrfen. of ooursiv (noiiaand dollar contribution from imuketi it posMlhle tu carry the situ any member w ho seeks his reiease inilnns to arenter exlrxines and Ib trum the club for mairtmoiilat V:;r-niakes them much moro realist io. poKH, "HaddieH" Is pre Ken ted by u lit ok; I'roni its Inception Ibe eluli.lH uicripublc cast Including Mac Mursh. miceisH. However, certain women 'Harry Myors and other prominent members ni the club m tubers' semi-immediate family hrinK pre.s- tin re to b"ar unoi) the. theme id' Sel- ifirdim-Ks which they -laim the eluS 1 1 y pifii s. .In a measure to deflect this torrent of criticism, the mem- Iters decide to adopt a war orphan each. Then the fun begins, .lump ing Into the sacred state of father hood by Hie adoption route b;s Its cotnplieal Inns. The sit melons are More Battery Service Ollnlotd and other comfwisltloni are nscl as liisiilailon In limited iititnlMT of batteries. I'ort Or ford cednr wckmI n-jh ni-alors nro Acept'l by practically all manufacturer iu tlte innst. porous, touifltest mul natural Insulation. 8-IIOm UAITFItY Sl'JtVICK EXIPK ItArniltY IIISTItllttTOltS FRED T. Main 125 Why So Careful VVe'ro often asked that question' by those who claim "we're fussier than any customer."' Pride's one reason: profit tho other. A ;i)od workman finds. pleasure in a job well done. A iod merchant is proud of a sale well made. Roth know that success come onfy'throufih salis- fyinff. .-, ' T R " , . fm. We're going to keep on beinf p:rtictfliir. !, We enjoy doino; business that way. ' 1 " I NKW l''AI,L OXKORDS IN 11LACK' AND TAN CALFSKIN . $7.0(1 and The Bootery Inc 206 Depot Sfj-eet Phone Main 118 "A Paradifie for Tired Feet" Home of the Arch-Aid Shoe for Men and Women GROVER 'SMITH, Mr. i Wan"! BEARINGS NEW DEPARTURE 1 OALL PtAHINOS I Hyatt and Timken Connecting Rod and Main Hearings Fan Belts - Springs - Gears . A fuil line of Replacement Parts Leighlon's Welding & Machine Works (Automotive parts) i FOR THE LOLKi OK MUD - I XBUT BH JUNIPER 1HI-3 OOTLAfODiSH ") (j. A MftMIIMfi l3EW OMG Ol- T'Hti COWOlM; L)P - hJERW TIMC AN L "X.7..ZZ-.-S.,.? I llvi A MOLit.M,l DAVIO To COMBAT TkE. . ) L t"l iltw nl Mt ,,Da l.TrMvlrvw- 'ctj, rvV I II vintiM i. oc i i "uin 1UU Ul r -,0 ? If, SHCOTS TH PRICC OP ) M'Utt EMDO pi l 6C.E GAJoluviE PR.CtS COMri r L 1 OAS OP TO PAy Pofi IT- vLrV .C' r r-l 1, , THUNDGCilMG DOvJN L ikli. A V . rS: tnlrih-nroliiUliir) .in mus; whore tho would ) UichNors :axroo . thmfKo' Itn'nd !thut rboUs jtbo eradlo" is a mlichty nerpiwary lupnonduee to have about tho seveeii 'celebrities. A particularly brill but t. performance h kIvcii by Miss Marsh, whose very wis! fuluetm Just inaHcH you love her. i'titnedy, ".o1kc NiKbl." They are producing a number of fairy tales In Krahd opetn ibis year -und in diplomatU' circles. HI Al Till: CI.AKKH Ii:! AIH BURGESS 1308 Jefferson Ave. $7..ri() I" NEW DEPARTURE cxv (Hime irier ('iicapf.it . '''Oregon prune ucrene is inrrenn ing fast and growers have to en lar:e their driers to cure tor ulll tlonal tonnage. This if: moitf cheaply ilone by insialling the new ri'cir:ulatlon system develop ed by the experiment Mtatlun. To double the capacity of u t'our-tun-ue unit of an Oregon drier tty constructing nnot her would cost the grower from $isnn to $20ttrt. To achieve about ilouble etipaeily by installing the recirculation sys tem would cok! him $7fu. In ad dition to the big eanh saving a belter tinallty ot drieil fruit re sults from hn:t:illilitr the new sys tem. Munv growers now use re Vadee's Cotton Hose 9c pr. 'Extrn values in Ladies' Cotton IIose.Miule from double carded yarn, double heel. and too, medium weight and seamless, Colors: 1'rowiij Black and VV'iiite. All sizes. ' U STORES Breakfast Bacon 25c lb. "MT. KMILY RRANir I'otter Cost Loss The Grande Ronde Meat Co. S3 '.. Grande 'k nonsectarian and ethical institution that does not advertise your sickness or broadcast your opera tions, lint gives you service equal to any institution ;in the Northwest . i - , We employ only Talk So People Can Hear You Speak directly into the transmitter, lips one inch from the mouthpiece, , Home Independent Telephone Co. circulation and heartily approve It.' ' ! . . - , WW; I-UiiuoM figck raxlug I -amis COUHOVA, Alaska (AIM Alut kun :skimos with their large rein deer herds on the Reward Penin sula are facing the same problem Hint t;hec) men did n' the' western states years ago,, according lo William T. l.opp, ' superintendent or the Alaska division or Die bu reau of education. "There are no -kind leaslu; or t;rnxiug laws in the north and, re KardlesH of the natives' 'prior rights to the laud, their reindeer herds are being- slowly crowded out ." said Superintendent I .opp. 9 THE HUB 4 - I II .f. , .', i iii 1 . . . ;-4 I Hospital graduated nurses BY TAYLOR I we have A i .)-roiiiii bouse and 2 lots on Kast I'enn, prlco flStttl; tl'i-IM. '..00- '" ' fi-roniu' housi :ind 0 lots, noil h side, . ' price. $ I HOn; t'eVlt! . '' ' 1 (HI.-'-- ' fi "- room modern house, r u I I base tneht, furnace ' and garage, gn;i. loca tion; pi-Ice $riiKl(i. ; u h. vvrr.KN Itenltor tiem h'uUf KulliMnv Main 7St 1 SPECIAt Closlns Out Our v. m. c siiik;i N siici.r.s $ Per litis St Our Slock of . ' i rxs "Kveryllilng for the Ihinler Skala Hdw, Company Phone Main 33 Iloosch Bldp;. WEAVER'S Tailor, CIMuir, Iyer Ami 1'riiuMYii MION1C MAIN TU mMii Htpvel BUILDING MATERIAL SASII AMI HOOUN II.MtDW'Altr'. Grande Ronde Lumber Co. A Ilnmn ('miii'in Willi n . lluiiin lurpoKii Sill. I, WOOD ffiwiiwimil Avrniio riionu M-7:iJ "Save It With Ice': J. D. Lynch FUEL , .' .. : ICK ' . . , TIMNSFKU STORACIC GAR OIL TIKK8 UNION-LA GRANDE AUTO STAGE TIMK TAHI.B t liravr. IrfNivr. I liilnu I .a llntutl. I 1:111 A. M. :tl) A. M I limn A. M I:n0 l. M r f.tl) i: M. f. : I f. I'. M. i Kllllilaj. I lPAvra. I ii, r. ' llnliilb t'P llraiiila l-.nn p. M. P. M. KamnUr NIkIH Hm-lal. ' IAfi. ' I i4Pf r. - lllllnn l,a (;rnji1a 7:00 I. M. 11:00 P, H "t I'. (1. Del.Ar, Alanacpp flrilriiinrliTH, Smmitr llfifpl-