La Grande evening observer., June 27, 1928, Image 7

WedneBday, June 27, 1928
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Hie Observer Want
': The Market Place of Union and Wallowa
EWTODAY
,BAI.K Pie cht-rrli-s. 206-W.
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KKNT 4-rooin inodorn house
III Madison Ave. 0-27-2(i
f- HKNT Furnished upts. near
dune's mill, lfinr J'enn. -
G-27-31p
,f KliWultress. MiiHt In ex
rlcnced. Apply Mi's. 1'ond,
nr room Im Clrundc Hotel.
I c-27-:n
ri'KI Kxpericneed common
itlnp. Give uife and references,
illuck & Ilowurd l.nmlM-r Co.,
cade, Idaho. 41-27-01 f
4 A 1 . 13 I'ie cherries nm!
Pick thrin yourself for
l?ai. Wilson Itros., Imhler.
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fOK BALK AND TRA1U
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1 101.1,, raise, move und trade
list. John Mars. C-Ho-tf
t KAI.K Splllnif out 2 1,'ood
In good nui-ix of town. 'nil
-.!.' Ii-2(1.4ti
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f, HAI.H Itod Cni-runts, pl
ferrlt-a ami Koowherrloa. 1-h.
I-W. . C-2S-:tli
f HAI.K Oil TltAIlK Curil lli-
that wltl stnnd up. l-'nrnitnre
phnnKP. G-19-tf
( HAI.H I'sed fruit Jurs. nt n
k snvlnff. Knrnilnro KxrhtinKo.
0-lU-tf
HAI.K Kurnlnh. your own,
tte and pick your HtruwhcrrU-H
pirnelf for $1 u. crate. Gerhurtf
lekllind. Cove. 0-2D-4ti
r r
i
KAl.K Olt THAIII-: White
Miiitain loo crenm freezer. 26 1.
ounl. l-'urnlturo ExchiuiBe.
o-iii-irl
ft HALE Olt TKADIC 1 Hot
int elect rlc, runge, 4 plate:
oiler and oven. A-l sliape.
irnnteed. Furniture Exehangf.
t- a-iu-tf
f RALR 5-room house, carnge,
pn, shrubs, shade and fruit
s. Paved street. Terms can
t had. In good residence sec
n. 307 Spring St. C-2Ctf
S TWENTY DOLLARS on al,
m Frlghlalre. Uegslar (1. M. ('.
frment plnn If desired. Stys W. j
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Vaughn, Sucajawea Inn.
6-23-tf
fe SALF L'sed
bulioon tires'
4 tube, all sizes. Every one
i ;good shape. VulcnnUiug. All
n irk guaranteed. Ackerman's
tphop, rtext to Observer office.
house. Call;
C-ll-tf,
HI-INT fwooin bouse witli
nace nn-l wlrinp for electi-lc
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JT-r ron KENT
FOi E' It ENT II oum 2 ! :i02 2 ml?
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'1 RENT Modern B-room
j Uifie. Phone 400J. 6-1 -tf.
J t ' Si' V,-i(crn
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wl(t-'-T ;:-r'.'jitt ? irntshed apt.
lull S?-V. 4-17-tf
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I 10S (J live. U-L'Ci-2l
HKNT Strictly modern ;l-
a)m duplex, In best rcsidentiiil
iitrlct. Allen Duple, 16(17 41 h
tt' Main 643. . ' 0-2-llnp
i I RENT t-room home, with'
be garden plot and good water
Kirht, SI B per month. W. II.
Johnenkomp Co. 4-10-tf
)M'N' POP
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f'ovi tweh WoujlHis.MCS.
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WAIiTED
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EASTERN OHICOO.N School of Mu
sic Violin, piano, voice credits.
1. O. O. F. Temple, fh. 447-J.
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UKANUB! MATT'KtSS & Up
holstering & WeavlnR Work..
Phone 424-W. Chua. Edwards.
Prop. , 12-1-lm
MONEY TO LOAN We have mon
ey to loan oir desirable city prop
erty ut the iow rate of Interest of
6K. We write all kinds of in
surance, including life. Clins. H.
Heynolils. 3-10-lf
WWTS CITY f!.S TAX
OAKl.AMJ. Cnl. llelievlim
i iiroiierly levies nl-e tuifalr ineunH
raislnir ? 4-11), (Kin annually -ku-
street work. W. II. Parker, Mini-
niissiuner of streets, seeks n city
'HHollne tax of u cent a 'kuIIoii to
defrav the costs.
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A, BIT-PON'T
cemeiaber
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HEALTH
THE EYE IIKAIrU HARVEY
I lly. Percy I YUIihImiv, M. !.,
I New York tjr
I SlrniiRe as It mny seem, the eye,
j one of the most linportunt factors
lin determining inrly symptoms of
I disease. Is regarded by muny as
I ncKlitfiblo uml a rather superficial
teat of vision Is usually considered
sufficient. Now, normul vision. Is
only Just one of the requisites of ,
sound eyes. There are u lot of
others, and It requires a physician ,
throiiKhly trained In eyo cxantinu- I
tton to determine them. A man
may have a wonderful trrlp and yet
he u sufferer from some neuro-
miisculur dispiiso: lie niuv have
normal vision and he proud of bis j daughters.
euglu eye when expert exumina-. ;
lion would show signs, unmlstak- Nothing enn make a girl more
able evidence uf some disease con- J unpopular thun winning a popu
dltlon already at work. ' lurlly contest. .
Medical men speak of the pre-
pathological slates, those before
net mil tissue changes havo taken
place. We may well speak of pre
sy diplomatic states. In relation to
the eye, as conditions prior to ae
timl disuse mn iHestiiMons. nuln. or
disturbances of function, which
show up very clearly to the expert J
in the course of a thorough cyo I
examination. .lust to take an ex-
ample. There is a "blind spot" In i
every human eye, but ns the blind I
spots In the two eyes do not cor-
respond, one eye .makes up for.. "No, I'm afraid I'm not good
the other. Now, enlargement of enough."
the blind spot Is nn indication of aj "tiood enough for whnl, dear?'
number, .of disease conditions "Good enough to become an un
which, nt least at firsts do qot aN gel.'-- V
feet sight, but which.. if neglected j a' . , I
not onjy destroy sight but general It Is alarming to n few old llm-
liealth as well.. The examination
of the Interior of the eye gives
valuable Information as to arterial i
heart and vessels, even of the stnto
of the blood Itself. Examination
of the eyes nnd all of -their fune-
tlons will often reveal the imsus-
pevted cause of sle
plessness, poor
salesmanship, bud temper, nbsent-
in tn ded n ess, lack of energy, In un
opticul defect or refraction error,
which can be completely corrected
by glasses, while such common
symptoms as hendacho and dizzi
ness, nausea and "sour stomach"
chronic indigestion and cnnstlpa-
,ln n,.t,i1..nn n.l ulnmnch
crainps often point to, an ocular
source of trouble. It Is by no
means general that such obvious
things as red Ibis. Itching or burn
ing of the eyes, rapid tiring with
reading or writing, movie or the
ater headaches point unmistakably,
and one might almost say exclu-
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FOR SALE
Modern O-i oom bungalow;
basement, furnace, hardwood
floors, break fast nook, good
plumbing am) light fixtures, on
improved street, well' located.
This price for lmmediaLo- con
sideration has been cut from
$:i:mu to $28o. Owner has ul
t raclivo business proposition
that he desires to accept, but
must sell here before leaving;
consequently this . sacrifice.
Look lliis up. It Is a bargain. '
Owner will consider light cur
or truck ns part payment. Also
would consider a soldier loan.
o .
5 acre tracts adjoining city,
fi acres Improved. 10 acres
Improved. 2 acres Improved.
There are at least Mill families
in La Grande who should be
on small acreages. A cow, a
garden, fruit und eggs, all pro
duced al home takes an aw
ful wallop out. of the high
cost of living.
Geo. H. Currey
.Ucaltor
Antiques
BET
OH,Mo NOU
HPME-N'T CudNGED,
much! -.nou'o
wne to use a
CwfeN&ED
WOU
vr
POLKA-TOT VEE VI SHOE-WOfcU TO
SfcM WNT X GET INTO TuW
v ri Ten iv riiiLi
mJTFI . NOW
; Redpath ! -Redpath I
(OFFICE
AM MASS M.
& Junius
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Young Thin (to uvlutoi)-And
do you coint down the aume way
you ko up? .
llu Nu; 1 try to conic down fool
first.
KMII
the t imuett. IlKhtor .cuji-l
entirely replace' matches until some,. of Kngllsh life than any heretofore
genius invents a toothpick attach- exlibiied here'; Its characters und
meat, '. setung are real and free from the
, . - '''') ordinary monoeled hokum which
"Johnnie, tha stork has brought generally marks screen. nnrt' Inter-
you a littln sister." ,' pi'ctatton of our neighbors across
tin, oni V. U wus the mllktnun lhw At,limlc' .
who brought her. Doean'k It say J- J. Hell's novel. "Kitty Cur
on his wagon, 'Paiiiilies Kuppllvd stairs." forms the basis of the pic
Jiully'YV . turc. It Is the story uf a young
, country lass of the lower middle
"I bnvo HuiT IiiimIuumIh In Mip- r ""0 loves ami U loved by a
IKrt." pleaded the womsn. Hflon of the landed : gentry.
Wbatl' .Through the tnacblnutions of an
Yik. wle. Ono hiiHlmnd U mine, ambitious mother, the young man's
fliid I he Mher tu bcimm to illy
Mo thut will not look before him
will have to look behind him.
Raid hn Indignant woman the
other day: "if inch would quit
looking at .these short skirls we
would soon quit wearing them."
- ; .- .. . . ,
Young Wife: "Wilt you try some
of niy. ungel cake?" V
Hubby: "No, thank you."
"Are Wit afraid It
enough?"- . .
ers the way children nro bringing
up their parents. 'I
'
er bashful sheik
times the other
kissed her three
night and then asked
ked her If it made
her mad!
.-
sively, to the eyes ns tr6uhle mak
ers. The routine and repeated cyo
survey Is especially important in
"WU. , nilun!" u" 1,1 f-
survey should inclmlfi not only the
eye of the worker, but the work It-
self and the light In which It Is
done. Good sight and good light
hoilr bo together. , Kln.illy
the
periodic, eye survey wbuhl afford Hood or the pampas, the daunt
tho examining physician a. very .-n captain, of u band of outlaw
fine opportunity for a heart to riders, who captures a beautiful
heart talk on conservation of vi-
slon and eye health, prevention of
injuries, ana possimy a word or
two nnout nrst uia and wnat not to
do.
A ItKKiK MSLK spoils stock
ng tins clox that extend half way
IP the leg to a black and beige
llamond pattern which continue,
lie rest of the way
A BIS
ICELEBRATOM
IS 8EIWG
SNEA IW
AOAJOCOF
M66IHS
SEIZES WE
oppoaruNry
TO FAJO
OUT 7H
OP7WE
OTWER.
VWMITE '
PBISOMER
f w (7 1
X'rA sGfcE J SVM 5 UTWS . HEN, Pop! COME UP HEPE :
,- I OLD TBVJf.K 1UEVNS I MINUTE MD HtLP MS
U30VCtr4Gt TOpt- POP'S J HTO TVttS jC1'
English Lovers
Pictured In
Film at Star
I "lleyond. London's Lights," an
KBO production which opens to
morrow at the Star theater, gives a
rlaawr and- morn K.-nlllno .k-turo
attention Is diverted to a beautiful
and wealthy heiress and be forgets
bis first love, who runs away to
i.onuon. i nere sue is uemeiidcu
by a warmhearted uiiist, who does
his best to reconcile her with her
old lover, all the while loving her
himself. When she Is attacked in
her room by a rejected suitor, her
first lover's chuuf I'eur, she finds,
however, that the name of the art
ist Is the first to come lo her lips)
in a pica tor neip, itealtzing that
he is the man she really loves, she
puts aside, her old romance and ac
cepts his offer 6f marriage. "
I The picture Is replete with tense
dramatic situations, -and the sus
pense Is carried through until the
final fade-out. The Imckgrmmd Is
both beautiful and authentic and Is
a credit to the director, Tom Terris.
The cast Includes Lee Shuinway,
Adrienne Oore. Gordon Kllott, Juc
queljne Gadsdon, Herbert Evans,
l''lorene,o Wlx. Templar-. Suxo,
lllauche t'ralg and Katherine
Wurd.
1 . '
jDOU'l&S FctilbSIlkS
y-- .
UOminfif lO
A J rpi j
Douglas Fairbanks again "rang
tne lien with his new l imed Art-
tsis production, Douglas Fulrlinnks
u" -"''. wniea opens i.hmm-
hiunce, tense uctton, originality of
treatment and captivating humor
churucterixe this story of the South
American border.
The star appears an a ltohtn
shrine, city under the nose of the
usurper's troops. The Fairbanks
of old Is in u. freshly entrancing
setting und hti plays with the bruv
I ado und wlilislm! ardor suitable
lo the clime ami Its t-motlonul peo
ple. - t
From beginning to end "Douglas
Fairbanks osi'l'lie Gaucho" holds
lis :unfleiuW. EtUc jii-HNl y o tu
shrine, the tYwerln.g f peaks, the
battles of the Guuchos, the grim
odds which face the hero and the
lure of gold and fair women are
powerful cletfjeuts for screen suc
cess. Lupo Vole, ns I he wild "girl of
the mountains," appears In fas
cinating contrast lo the "girl of the
ARCADE Coming Thursday
THE GAUCHO
' With V
Douglas Fairbanks
ff MOWTOflNDOUT TORfl (I ISAV.r-VSOOO )ft I II I I I i f
f , VNUO TJXIS MAJ IS, tVJIi. AAAJ-VNMAT'S M
W AMD DO AIM A 600D ) yoUR. AJAME AMD JJ' Tsf
Br TURAd, IP ITS AT V S IS WERE AASV7UIMS Y YES-VGS- 1
PVs ALU J Ar.y POVWER.' ) fi I CAAJ DO fOU Ji MVAJAME 13 )
3
miracle," nlaycil by TCve Southern,
whose spiritual power over the
Oaueho leader evokes the Jealousy
of the other., Doug Is betrayed
into the .bands of the usurper, but I
the repentent madcap brings the
dusky liordo of pluinsmen to his
rescue. The aged padre and the
shrlue girl are saved from the scuf-
,'.,,,.,, by le ,. t)lim-ho. rout
th usurper's forces from the city.
CJiikiuv von KeyffertltK Is an ad
mirable figure as the relontlcss
usurper, as Is bis lieutenant, well
portrayed by Michael Vavlteh.
Charlie. Stevens, u familiar face in
the Fairbanks pictures, acts the
treacherous Guucho ultle. Nigel de
Htulter, as the padre, ugain reveals
his fine acting ability in scenes
calling for cmutiunnl confllcls. Fred
de Hiivu is seen as un inebituted
cAalryman Intent upon eiipturlijtf
the ailtlaw. Al MaciJUarrie, us the
victim of the "black doom," gives
wutcbers a shudder, as he hovers
on the outskirts of the shrine ex
torting money from the stricken
pilgrims, Tim Gaucho Is healed
troin his touch by the shrine girt,
Miss Southern, Curlottu Monti is
a - dancing girl In an Inn, one. of
the Oauchu,'s would-be cuptors.
New stunts by Dong cotltiilmte
tn IiVh ndvenl nris. - 1 tldhtir fenttt.
leaping and bolus throwing urei
achieved with custohtary sklll. The
presence, of two heroines . affords
much Interest to the narrative; nnd r
until the very end of the plclure it j
remains uncertain whether the lull'- !
acle girl orfthe mountain . girl will'
no ttis choice.
WII.IMWr IXV.AOKS CITY
SIl.NNI-IAl'OMS A . ttildcut.
RAIL
AND
WATEI
--Tar-r
"i
Hv Princess liner
to British Coliiniliiii;
-then Hanff, l.nkc Louise.
the Bungalow Camps
by mil. Return via Cal
gary and Spokane it
complete Circle 'lour
vacation. Moderate
cost; unsurpassed com
fort uml enjoyment.
lo passports required.
Oct literature now.
CtiriaiJimi Pacilie TravrHi'ri
.'fu-qurl O'owJ Ihe World Oivr
i,;;i:.iartm.ai
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iVIlMIl PMIUNMUIMaMH HCIIIMH.
By Cowan
" By Blosser
Professional Directory
TtlUl directory Is especially bandy for (be newcomer or for tne
out-of-town reader woo may want (lie name and addreu of ion,
profeaalonal man. It baa been carefully prepared and will prove
to be a ready aid to any reader In obtalulug prompt profeaalonal
at-rvlce.
Classified for
Osteopathic Physiclatu
t, i.. i.(a.ui, . o.
MAHUAHKT IMil.K, 11. O.
Cneral prautlea nd tiie "I'OOT
BvaTKll'' lor tollun arche..
lomtuer , Tuluphon,
tlulldllic Main 1U0
Architect
a. U. MIM.KIt, AnkllMt
Kuom t
Oa Orande National fl.nlc Bulldin,
LICIENSRU MATEHK1TV 1IOMB
Trained cara. 1'rlce reaaonable.
alra. K. W, Hart. Id, V. l-u-lin
culled Hiinietlinett n runndlnn lynx,
Ntrayed Into the outKkirtH of Mln
neiipollx find wnH nhot by Hubert
liurlier. AT, H vn R7 lm;heH lonis
nud 23 Int-heH tull.
IVe Wekomeyou
toPorttind. aoOeomfortibleroomt,
Mt wun mid. nMMituDie nut.
Convenient down-town location.
iNou under pr on I management of
SAM D AOK18SON
1 5Ae HOTEL
CONGRESS
PORTLAND, OREGON
Aitiologer
u. mnoBnioK halmb,
01 N Ave., La Grande, Ore,
Readings dally.
Re.dlng. by Mall a Specialty
When Ihe wagoner got
stuck In the mud and sat
and praye. to Hercules
fur help, Hercules came
nnd helped him In this
wise, "Put your shoulder
lo the wheel for the Gods
help those who help
themselves.1'
When you have a well-lcmhl
savings account here yon are
helping yourself. ' .
U. S. National
Bank
Member Federal Reserve
System
STAGES LEAVE
FROM La GRANDE DEPOT
Wallowa Coach Co.
Leave
La Clrawlo for Wallowa Lake 8H5 a. in. ' :00 p. m.
Connect with All l'oinls West
Blue Mountain Transportation Co.
'Leave
La Grande for Baker, Boise 11 :2.ri a. m.
La Grande for linker only 4 :35 p. in.
La Grande for Pendleton 10:30 a. m 3:1,rp.ni.
(Connections nt Pendleton for Wnlla Wallti nnd I'nai-o)
Leave La Grande
For Portland at 10:30 a. m.
Fare $9.50, Round trip $16,00 .
For information
Quick Reference
Physicians & Surgeons
i I.KB II. IIUIVV, II. I). ' S
I.KUJ Vtll.lvUN, SI, II, " t
Practice limited to uiHeune. of tha L -Kyo.
Kar. :No,u and 'riironU
. , Xl.,pliOM,
liulldluv - It
K. U. KlltllT. M. II.
Pbyalulun and tiui'Kon
f-.mmer , T'-U-phona :
Building ' : , UkIu a
XRnn C HAMILTON, M. d. ; V
g I'liy.iulau ana cuigtun '
"?!)"' T.-lephont :
uildlu, hiKiu . r
Ite.ldenea Phona Main 6u8 $
If no anawei call Malu XUU -
. v. I nAU-ron, m. 11.
Prcatlea limited to dl.tase. of taa
Eye, Kr, Muss and 'j'nrnai -Rooint-l
Telephona
Sonuner liulldlnr L aluiu 11 v
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Rooma 16-17 Telephone
flouun.r iiulldlna- . . lhKin,.-
3. A. WONDWIII.IUK, M. U. , (
Physician and Rurtreon ' (i )
Over L. & U Oru Kiore " 1 i
Bus. Phone .Kea. Phone '
Main 078 .- Muln in .
U. a. McCALI M. D.
Physician and burgeon - r" '
8oitimer TelephcS,
Uulldlna- 11a In Hit :
PEACOCK
COAL
It's the best coal for
warm weather. A
quick, hdt fire.
Van Petten I
Lumber Co.
I'hnnn Main 7113 :
"Ooml Sorvlt-o Quick" ,
AH you have to ln Is to In--dlcate
what you want and ex- ;
aelly how you wmit It ilone .
and you can depend upon us,
to obey Instructions. Wo
serve with care and consld
eial Ion. .' ' .
We Understand
SVODf-UASS A
ZIMM Kit MAN
Main C2
call MAIN 709
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