La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 13, 1919, Image 14

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Newspaper Page Textr s o , umt, Arm?; 12, inin. HE SUNDAY MORNING OBSERVER o e - (ui Wftn you not tl i iolc of ;.y J4f.il, I . or a doliciou sundae t u tola fouii-'j tain put up byeuii expert mixer you'i naturally know loiujiavc spent your money wen, anil you nave a sauicac tory feeling ind .'ill call again. That it just vr$y you patronize Silvertho'j fountain. They setvc alt drinks just riirht and up to the minute. ;'m11-( WithJhe Colors V" IW.lfe C. MEMBER FAMILY DIUd STORE ' L.A (ittANOCORCaON. 0 "e MOURN DEATH OF 85 -ml eg) 1 aic m S3 - 1 I Way I 8 m if) foj to :ic('()iiiiilisli is to CI) Uly accomplish! The Obserer A biieipt of two clljipiiiKs from a 8111 Jilck'u, Calif., noivnpaper, -Abidi vIll0li of Intererit to many Isadora who reineinber 0. W. CaudolM and Jcksc Caiidoll, who a; 0110 tllnu lived III" South La cYundu. Tho (.Tand'ihvr of tlio,.boys, 1I10 l.ito George Jacoba, was a civil war veteran, and their uraiiiliuutlierT Mm. C M. Jaeoo:i, hlill rslrto in South l.a Ur.indc. The clippiiiKa are in follows: l-'rom ,li-hMi fmidcll i Iletween (101) and 700 cases of C j 'spanliih influenza developed amend thu .;t)D oltioem a ml men uuoiiru the V. 8. 8. J'ilttbiiiKli during the "Syif'lllrHt 13 duy of October and 41 nf l$Jtlini nmeuinli' d to the diueime. ao- lordliiK to a letter Jiml received by Mm. C. C. Chappell, 3020 J street, rroiu !i-T yomiiivat son, Jene Caudell, who haa heen In Ihi navy for four yearn mid Ih on the i'itluliurKh. The I'lltHhillKh !i.";r heen on the weHt coast of South America for the hint 18 ninnllm and Ib aoliodiilcd to return to Han DIubo noon, with Ad nilr:il Cnpei'1'.in on hoard. "A larno monunient In how un der construction In lilo du Janeiro md will soon bu erected In thu cem etery plot, wlilcii ma ma me mm resllnn placo or 4 1 or our aiup iniites," youiitt Caudell wrote. "The Spanish Influenza broke out on tho 1'ittKbui'Kh Oct. 1. . On Oct rrii-csciii; fig') ($J No illlioilllt. of eon teiiiplation or delih 2K oration will count Hf for much, imless it is I'ullowcd by ac- C?)-Uon. f.) Cyoij wan Jiciicp ! imp- ?ir, jmicss unit I man- fji) cial iii(lciK'ii(k'iic(! (h Jj Don't put off ih open an account fi. right now! . nre comfort M mind Ail jSJ cial indcpciKk'Uci UNIVERSAL Electric Waffle Iron 7 ffcere wero foiife cases. Tho dis ease was recognized and' tho cases we Immediately isolated and ar rangements made fqr ej4ilemic. More cas.ft developed dur- iiiK thu day- und tho next day tlio.ro were 60 on the sick list. "Arrangements for dry docking this vessel luj previously been made and owing to tho military urgency, it wifti necessary to carry out the plan, even if the men wero sick. We went Into dry dock on Oct. 10 -and the next day there woru 250 down with tho Influenza. "In spite ot the fuel that the dis ease w.is attacking tho men hourly, Iho docking proceeded in excellent oi'di r. The legular navy apirit of slicktoitiveness and dogged determi nation was shown by tho manner in which the work was carried on by all Innds. Men continued their work when they should have beon In bed, others got out or bed against tho doctor's, order to complete urgent lepniis, and those wio were able did doable duly. "Tho ship undocked on tho after noon or Oct. 11 wli'i u record dock ing to her credit. On tho rollowlng day there wero D0U on the alckllst, the epidemic roachlns Its height on the lsili with between liOO and 700 c iscs being admitted. Fully 400 more hud' mild attacks Mid did not re port to the medical olflcers, so that pnu-ticilly (he whole ship's com pany was affected. "While the epidemic was at Its height, the ship appeared inoro like a liospllal th in a man-of-war. 'Humors are out that wo will sail home 1 i mo' ill March lor the dear old II. S. A." LA Git AN UE M AUK fifS P J l J l Hesolutljns adopted by Oliver J. MoPio Woiuans Relief Corps No. 17 of La (iraiido, Oregon'as a trio-' ieu soier, departed 5 .. . ' 'if ITrilfJ Ctc Irno "Li' National Bank "ay HjljfJ HiUy iWiS;'JiL 1. La qruiide, Ore. .7 ...... V r 1 fiiiiNyvlhh Full iiuin aluiui- nirki'l C'ori'iili'to w'.'h (I fi funi nntl attiuliim-nl l)('liriuu:i, riitsp, ttulilrn ln":vn wafflfB nuuU' viirlil cu; llu- tiilile hy a turn of t ho switch and ;irvt'( hot two in U:-: than two minuU'.i. No umoiio no odor. The wry lntrst in lamp socket iiioUiliK di'viccs. PKH'U $15.00 NashEIectricCo. m. Spring For Men and Boys Clothing (itoM c. w. ai di;i.i. Ci.lallons. ti'.edals and promotions sue uu'iieroiij for the men of the HI' I iMvlsiou, according to a letter Mrs. (,'. C. Chapoll f B20 J street him reci'lved from her son, Sergt. C. V. Ciiudell, who was In the aiOth field signal corps. Kxli'-cls from his letter follow: "Tlie. Hist Sunday nfleriioon after thu drive In tho Aigonno forest started, Is one that I shal.1 never for i;"e(. S'e weie wila -I colonel, who had taken 13. ri'giniont.i over the lop. 'Culling Con I'arker' was his nii kn line, lie told us we would have lo lake the town of Oesnos at any coat. lie hail slartal out with tile in! nil ry, so it was up to- us to Klilag leleph Kie lln-s and try to lo cate him. We ran out of wire when within !!')() yards of where ho lay wound! In a trench'. Seven or us ilarted lo locale a dugout and some wire, and when we leaned our st:i liov there were ullly tin lo of us lefl. "Wo I'iin-ii'il nil Hit wounded we could Into Iho dugout and gave them Ural alii tie.iliiienu Then with the help ot tlie (lermail prisoners we an led them all Iuiok, arriving at u dressing station by daylight the next inrMtig. l.i'lig and ilieary w is that valk. carryii.g the wounded in a oe.vy ruin, with sr.'pois riling at tia lloiii shell holes. "After IS days- of this, fighting, stooping l shell holea 111 tho mud und ruin, wo were relieved and sent to llelgiuui, where tho fhting was nl logetljer diriereut, ii-ostly on level land, through lurnip tlelds and sleep- m it,.t..ii,n liuiAes at lllglit. We were on a second liilvu here and 'our division hail j'.nl taken the 'loivii or Audcnarilo Mid driven the :i;i'rimins acroHs the lin-r, when we 'i.ielved news of lee signing of tho hirilllsttee. ! "Am sorry to say that 1 lost the 'only plecu .or shrapnel Hint lilt inc. :U hii me on Hie 'shoulder and It Is 'lucky that tin- rial sine struck m s. ilor Hie other van like. Hie point of mi arrow. "1 mil proud that I belonged lo tho '.ilsl division." - There has been a general upward trend of prices during the past week m a rr,it menu t.t combating anl0 to unf uofot(cd Bi,,r,' J.ulu May litms for the dinner table. r"lour ad- Oraves, hoa departed this llfu'vunced forty cent a barrel early in March 26, 1913. the wek and fifty-pound sacks of p- WhticaB' the angel ol death has en- ootj re now selling, at $a5. Ou the tored our order and.linon our cir-iUst Washington flour the pries for a clc and one Cud needed most for j fifty-pound sack is $3.25. jlimsolf hasdxen taken; therefore be Strawberries from Lduisiana wc.-e It removed while ws mourn our loss I newly in stock yesterday, and are scll deoply we bow our hcidf In humble jjng at 35 cents a box. Green Ber.s submission to our Heavenly Father ,.n,i n t.,. i. ... " i. uls, priced respectively at 25 cents and 20 cents a pound. The prices which Mr. Citizen was paying yesterday for his supplies' were as follows; RETAIL Butter and El'L's. liutter, creamery, roll .... Eggs, dozen Cutter, country, roll Fish. Sulnion, lb Halibut, lb Perch, lb Fruit. Strawberries, box , Tangerines, dozen llananas, lb Lemons, dozen Oranges, dozen Grapefruit, Florida, each.. Grapefruit, Cal., 3 for , . . . Meat. Beef shoulder steak lteef round steak Hamburg steak lieef pot roast llucon, best local, lb lieef, boiling rib, lb. Heef, sirloin steak, lb Beef, T-bonc steak, lb Beef, porterhouse, lb Ham, lb I'am, sliced, lb (.aid, best local, 5-lb. can. . r i Ainrn AnwuTi crMRJK ' VLnjJ.ULyfWl 3.1. 1 i n mi fi rr ... ' WANTED snaceluuieoiu. 8 I OK SAI.I OU TItABE aSt'Vrr iliil wo tlisappijint a ciislnincr in a liit. 'I'liis is nut a liarn-slui'inin;; "send away" Ihmisc. 'I'liis is a tailnrinn i's!a!i lisliiiicnt. N'uni' liicaMii't' is tait'ii liv a' man who knows liis business ami 1 to jiiiaraiilot's a lit that is a' 'lit. Lamm Co. ni'Ver fait' as wo ni'ilf'i'cil il and we order it eoiivctlv. I ins me suit at a :tns that you u'el lvasuitjililo prire i'i make never lai a hitth I'l'Olll suit ll If TI1H SOl.lHIMt IIOMK Olh f 1 lend of mine, rejoice with inc. I'm fill' il today w ith deepest joy. l''or oil Hie nuirrow to my gialelul henrl I'll prtsa 111 j- boy. I - M' I'm glad to see- him hoine. onco more Olad lhat tie Is not lorn.nor maimed. Hut cm-i.v tin It a soldier, straight .'i lid tall. Nor shalletcil. blind, nor lamed. and that we extend our love and sym pathy ro tho bereavtd family and commend them to Ills cure, "win. doelh all things well." Itcsnlved a3 a token of love and remembrance that . wo drape our charter tor thirty Jays and a copy of these resolutions he sent tho be reaved family. The hvutilng Observ ver and a copy spread upon the minutes of this corps. Friend of our lato yearB, Though by your gruvo wo stand, Wo see through mist or tours Voiir'siullo, your outsl retched hand. Rome raro, awoet hours wo had, From lire's keen st Ivlng spared; We grlevo, yet wo are glad, Heniemberlng what we shared. ort In the crowded days That kept us long apart, Vou passed beyond our gaze, But never from our hearts. Brave soldier In the fight, Colorado of our conipnginn, You made our burden light, Shared our defeats a.iu gains, SteaiUast and sure and tine. Not In your greatest stress. Had you one doubt, -A-e knew Your worth nor loijd you less. Look hack f rum tho Beyond, l.e.il comrade, kindred soul. And you shall see the bond Between us, strong and whole. Your look, your voice, your touch, Wo lose without aiiieiKi, But though we miss so much, . Wo have out lost our trieud. Until in Lethe's tide Wo, too, our cups shall dip, Ueiiieinhialice will ahiilo Or that tine comradeship. 1.30 .40 1.20 .30 .30 .16 .35 .3.". .15 .35 .50(3 .80 .30 .35 .25 .25 .30 .22i .24 .45 .50 .18 .Mil .30ra .3.". .30 .3.', .37 .450 .55 1.45 MACHINE IIItMSTITCl&N'G done by Mrs. L. H. Norton, 906 Adams ave nue. First block wist of postoffice. t Ked 71 le -io-tf MACHINE HEMSTITCHING done try Mrs. E. -C. Tuckey. Latest model . machine. 90li Wash. ave. I'hone Red 101. 4-11-tf WANTED Experienced girl or wo man for housework. 'Phone Farm ers 36; ' .' , 4-9-3tp WANTED Dry Ked 31. slabwood. Phone 4-9-if YOUNG Married couple with no chil dren want to rent modern five or six-room house. Must be clean and modern in every respect furnace: wash tubs, etc. Leave tclephoio number or address at Savoy holel. 4-9 -3tp WANTED-taurant. -A waitress at Home ret-4-8-tf WANTED Girl for general house keeping. Phone Red 3811. Adv. 3-29-tf JKS81K 1. AN.N'IK A. Kl.lOANOll NIILSON, HOh'sVll. M. OAKIt. Committee. i Mutton chops, lb. I'ork, bacon backs, lb 30 Mutton, loin, stew Mill ton stew, lb Pork chops, lb Pork, shoulder .steak, lb.. Veal, leg, steak, lb Veal, shoulder, lb Veal, chops, lb l.urd, lb Leg of lamb, lb I.nmb chops, loin, lb .35 Lamb chops, shoulder, lb. . .25 I.unib stew, lb -.15 Poultry. liens, dressed, lb. .32 Roosters, dressed, lb 251f .28 Vegetables.- Cabbnge, new Cal., lb , .01 Carrots, lb .05 .35 .35 .20 .15 .35 .30 .35 .22!i .25 .25 .35 .30 .32W .35 i'('.Li.i:i) l'oi; i.iriTi.r.s List oC letters r iitiiiiiiinir micilleil fur In tlie l.a t'.r.mlo i,st .frii r. I r i Cucumbers, hothouse, the wiek ending Apiil 11, lalj. Gentlemen M. AriliHtrun'.r. !. F. Aikland. Abraham B. Burnett. Kay Brown. ' Ralph Bryant. Hoy Cux. J. C. t'lelill-ns. Sam Clock. . N. 11. Clumbers. A. S. Cnrswcll. Chas. F. Kills, l.eland S. Finch. Will llhklns. ' T. It. McCleniy. Fred .Mitchell. Thus. It. MvCusken. F. W. Nelson. B. M. Oliver. K.I waul H. Henick. F. E. Welhelm. ' l.nilicf Miss Ruth Hi mm. Mrs. Aiinii Chandler. Mi'a. .Melvln Chandler. Mrs. L. V.. Daly. Mrs. C. W. Furgiion. Jiiss 1). Gray. Miss Georgella Jolinston. ICilrrc Paddock. Mis. Dollle Slililll. Miss .May Smith. Mrs. F.liir.lbcth Sehi-oeter. These lelteit will bo sent to t dead loiter olfi.e on Apiil 25 Hi I '.I. if not dellveii d before.' culling for 111.) ubove please suy" i voiled'' gillig dale nf list. 15: K. I KAtfti, P. M Fresh ("ocoanuts ... Lettuce, head Lettuce, hothouse, lb. . . Onions, lb Green Onions Potatoes, per cwt Rhubarb Sweet potatoes, lb. Green peppers, lb Tomatoes, lb Turnips, lb Parsnips, lb Cauliflower, head Spinach, 11) Bunch turnips, 15; 2 for. Bunch beets, 15; 2 for ,. Bunch carrots, 15; 2 for Riulishes Green Peas, lb .20(5) .25 .15 .45 .01! .05 1.50 .12i .10 .65 .25 .05 .0? .25 .10 .25 .05 .25 .20 Sawyer-Holmes company has a fresh stock of garden) and field seeds that will grow. Why Vxperiment when you are sure of good Xfds from. Micro? adv .S-lfi-tf WANTED Man and wife to norr; on ranch. Wire to cook Tor small crew. Everything furnished. Call Chas. Reynolds, care Security Saving and Trust Co. 4-1-tf PSYCHOMETRY AND SPIRITUAL CARD READING. Business ques tions RilKWcred. Mis. Blood of Portland. 1G20 Sixth St. (cornel Spring). . 4-7-i;:p FOR SALE Send corn and Bit bar potatoes. Selected sued is h!f battle. J. 1). Stoddard, Red 9:J2. . . 4-11-fit FOR SALE Blackberry, loganberry and raspberryplants for sale. 4-ll-2t FOR SALE Or tpade for Nampa; Ida., property: Ten acres of land, close in; equipped with new build ings; fine pluce for chickens, bees and berries; one cow, chickens, rab bits; plenty of wood for both sum mer und winter needs; water on plnce; city water and light; also all household effects; one f ive-passcn-1 ger car; one ton' truck; opi strong hack; one heavy rubber-tired wagon. Phone Black 1012. 4-10-tf FOR SALE At a bargain if sold ot once, several business lots, central location and income residence. Phone Black 2211. 1G07 Sixth street. 4-10-31 FOR SALE Must be sold at once, piano and furniture, 2107 First or phone Red 1191. Call evenings or Sundays. 4-10-tf FOR SALE Jersey cow with heifer calf three days old. Phone Black 2011. 4-10-8tp Sunday Moriiinir Observer An Independent Newspaper .'EN ACRES Valued at $3250. Close in. Well improved. Mortgage of !-00 can be assumed. Will take'eity property for equity. Give price, lb cation a:id descriptiin in first letter. Write Owner, Box 901, La Grande, Oregon. 4-10-3t Publisher) Daily and Weekly at La Grande, Oregon, by La Grande Even ing Observer Publishing Company. BRUCE DENNIS. Publisher. Entered at the Postoffice nt La Grand u Oregon, a.j Second Class Mail Matter. ' Address all Communications to The Observer, 1710 Sixth Street. City and County Official Paper. FOR SALE Good dairy ranch close in. For particulars see M. L. Clark. 4-10-3tp FOR SALE A Ford, a Maxwell and a el.e, all in good condition. La Gran le Garage, Chas. McCrary. 4-10-41. ) FOR SALE Three ranches and threo -1 residence properties, all modern' and t.. .,!,, '..U non - :i . ........ inn. vmi ui. mi ipv ur wrtto Box 90!), La Grande, Or. 2-27tf ia Sale in Other Cities Oregon Hotel ! Mews Stand, Portland; Imperial News : . : Jtand, Portland; Multnomah Hotel J'O.H SALE A -bargain: Eight-room News Stand, Portland, Oregon. house ami bath. Brick cellar. Lot- Hix:nl. Niie lawn, garden, good woo.l l:ou se, chicken house, fruit and i-iia.le t'-ces. Close, in. Corner N and Ninth streets.. Call 1403 N iv? nuc. 4-8-6 SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier Dally, pet month 65.- Daily, per three months SI. 9.'. Daily, per six months in adaDre $3.75 Daily, per year iu advance $7.50 Daily, single copy ...... .6c : By Mail Daily, per year in advance $.t'0 f aily, per oix months in advance 52.50 Daily, three months n advance. ,$l.:?ri ; Daily, per month GO. FOR SALE High class grade Short horn bail;; and cows', one two-year-old bull. G. G. Taal, La Grande, Ore. Box 751. iM-7-tltp w 4-li-3tp Weekly -Observer-Star, by mail, pe'li.-,.,, . . , i, , , . . year in advance....!... 1J0 :' " R.AJ 2 'l S ?nc t0,n ,an.d one j "n muni iiiiiny lurnisnca nouse. Ladies Bring your old hats to the Pink Shop td be madu over. At Foley Bldg. Mrs. If. Metcalf. 3-211 tf Trap-nested White Leghorn and Black Minorca eggs, $1.50 per fifteen; $7.50 a hundred and up. All cockerel i used are from hens with records from 225 to 278 eggs per year. Mrs. Gc H. Chapman, La Grande. 3-15-lmp Just arrived shipment of Bosch magnetos. t Special Ford magnetos. Hamilton (Wage, corner Fir and Jef. rerson. V 11-5-1 f. both with bath, terms if desired. Phone Red 3812 or write 1620 Sixth street. 4-7-ti I 1 lie will belli' The. Wardrobe WOOD BERRY, Prop. Cleaning Dyeing Hat Blocking. imiu lioiii:' ; mo a i li Kill, ,Uoth iiiniijilly ii n il nlnsh'ully true; jlh's 'taken roluj" Tlu uur lunu'.t." riuf-'. fillet leeMst, dourest. briKittest ( I ' true.-,! tiliie. Kor. at (lie e.tll'to stiiuules fii'it'e. He witli i-tlti'Ts gallant retl. Aii'.l ti liu- .rial. I'I many a rray'. I'll y itt.'ctit uutl le:" (lu-ir i-uniratle ttea.I. . Tor JtiliouH Trullt'H. To promote a hoalthy artinn of tho liver und i-irrel the tlisurtlers causeii ! by biliousnosi't 'Chaml orluin's Tablet" fire excellent. Try U em ami see how quickly they nrivyu a relish for yovi -I fend ami banish ihat dull and stupid feelinr.A.lv. . v STATE CAFE XwiIEN.U K HUNGRY V SSundri,-. I royo t hicken Dinner Every "nine and Ilring Vour , Family or l'ricitds. NSON, 2 Depot Street, FOR SALIi 1917 Excelsior motor cycle as good as new. A bargain if taken at once. Call George Ruby Cycle Shop or phone Black 201. 4-6-t FOR SALE Modern home, 6 large rooms. Sleeping porch. Garage on pavement. Call evenings. Red 3222. 4-2-tf FOR SALE Trap-nested White Leghorn and Black Minorca eggs ?1.50 per 'fifteen,, $7.50 a hundred and up. All cockerels used are froni liens with records from 225 to 278 eggs per year. Mrs. Geo. H. Chapman, La Grande. 3-31-14tp FOR SALE Baby bed and high chair. Call 1117 Washington avenue, .or ! telephone Red 751 3-28-t FOR SALE That monument vou want for Decoration day is ready for. immediate delivery. B. M. M." & G. Co., 1502 S avenue.. 1-17-tf : FOR SALE House and furniture.. ' 21U7 First street, or phone Red 1191. , . 3-24-tf L Every. Day I r - --I J F. f 'AN I'lHM" Ol !c ll..' in.inv th.at Ilia'!' t ...1 Ot I! HKKAI Ptll'l In l'i!-t Of -ill. it i 111,1. niul , iiihI. r the inns'. yanitai'V t"llttlU.!i,, .t r1,ea:iItlH--.s. l. ri ,uir cxpi'il Uikcrs o,- o:A Uic i:i..i lh.,1 i 111)1: . V. al, pun BUTLI'S 317 NORTH ltiiT. sOc BAKEIY Ji'sr .').ss the (5 : ack Slill -ill lli-'lr i!:e,ims they see the Ar- L.ieui' iiei. I'licy 'divaiu "t I'lialcau Thierry's ciruiiule uritii. And luiu, lu oini: o'er the top. C.ich r.lt 111" thiol) ot victory come . t.l llilll lc tll.'lUht tiriiii. liroaib r. c M'. thu lle for' IMs b r'lli,lit. of lil pitr. h.is ta'cn new r, vle.irt-r mliite tl'o only v.it? t i.tliel, .R.ltitut'U v. o c" .'1(1 I :,m so iM' tl lo ba en him hak as-ilti. II .o h.H'il to " him co. l!irj ( the h.ts'lws V K ha louht l'!i,,v. 's no:icc-lul li '' " oMaw. ! o o O - jiy V.hej, t. A'S.l O O , t 1' F I A' i; ro i I . . -(SftSBl! -J&e o. 9. :....ra. .ii.i.9.. m ener o'.., We Quote Prices on Various Properties That Sells Them. Wo have A l llnirt1 ;i lirdroi-l I'Oltll'lK't' ; (ni.c mi a ivfoil busiiu'tfs building located on Adam Ave. tm X Ave. ', I'.xtia riiic lui'.'ili.iii for ri'sidriii o tm Spririir street. . . very l onit'oi talile nnbbv home on Cedar St. You need U see it t" kumv its value." Here is'stunrtliiiit: very cheap in prim' only. The hmise lias ti rnnins. Connected with sewer, (.iood wtHulhoi'sc, two lots. 'Frontage lit) fet. frvo t ;ose ill. ijt;."i().tHJ. o '' .A leu-acre plan Tor a chicken ranch., Small foiir-woui house, barn, ., fhiekcK hoiHiti, part of place i;ood land, 1 1-1 miles front" La Cvande High fccJiol. " 0 See Us About Any of These FOR SALIC Square dining table. 503 Jefferson or phone Black 2221. . 4-10-3t I ' I'OIi SALK 4-room furnished house, fli'00. 2(101 N. Ash. For informa tion see Mrs. Perry. 3-27 FOR SAI.K AW.ut-fifty head of An' Sura (-cats. Mike Royes, Summcr- 4-4-lltp villc. VOll !!KXT FOR RKN'T Sixty acres of pasture adjoinimr La Grande. Wm. 'Miller, i l'i Depot St. I'hone Main 1. 4-7-tf r "1 RKN'T Modern five room house. J'K.r.e Red 20J1. . 4-4.fit roR t i: r: iCN'T-NTce coey rooms from up. 1510 Adams. 5 Phan 'i'l. 1-1 Stf FOR RKN'T Neatly TarnUhci. f!ram)i.!Ml rooms. Block froa V. M. C. A., 1B07 Slj(!l stmt I'hone. '.'lack Hit. .!., La Grande Investment -On OU ''ll e - r , r, 9 (Kill J- W--W " " r - - - - I J - - r-1 Wi iniL.-f : -L I-M1. ) I -- --f : -Mi-t " -r-n - f---n OA-n-jj-i U-WtV-Qri ' C oZT9 & 1U3CAD&MS AVENUK u '-' u ..a o o n OS 0 63