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Ttiosrlnv, Jimiuirv 21, 1D22 LX ORAKDF, EVENTWI Or.SF.lJVTCR Local News In Brief flninnr p 101 HUVIUL DIVLIM ! ONFURNACES of t!i, 3K$$jfc l''i'itiu Minimi I If. Any La Grando subscriber to 1 I'reil Wli-klium. iiroiulnmlL Milium ! '. the Observer who does not n uive cltlzpu, ui-rtved In I,u Oranilo yes-' WASHINGTON. 1). ('..Jan. 24. bin paper by 8 o'clock in the ev- s turilay una ruB'stered at lh Savoy. Ad Ivee to operators of houso-Ueat- invtructivo tiilkx to'the ihiWivii and ening, please call Western Union, lnK furnaces, who, under the keen j.. i, on th imDoitanco of iilivsi.-.il lion road wns the subjo:! ai'.n Mis Louise. Zom. wii'y' Itc-ilih r.-Hie, was in Cove Inst week and a.e all the grade eh ldven a th ir i;uh i"C ainlnation and reported fewer sub normal children, and the general ' "i dition of throats, eyes and ears Ut ter than in other parts of the comity. She gave some very mterestini: ana Main 24, and a special messenger VUllin- from I'eiiclleloii urge of the chill blasts of January, ti-aining, along with the mental do will deliver a copy. Miss -Maxiuo Childers. who lives have applied to the Ilureau of v(,nnn,nt Her visit was most help MM.. ,"t l'endleton, arrived in lji Oraude Mines fur a -solution, of difficulties f,.i in m.nv 4 she was assisted yesternay anil is stopping at the experienced in caring, for their fires by Mrs T w tTonklin and Mrs. S. II. Rio do Janlero and the lnternatlou PAFI-PACIFIC MEETIN JtlWE bungilow. (larage. 1st of February. ImjuiV 1!122 Adams Ave. 1-24-H u wo cows. Phone 1H1-W, H-1U-U V-t FOR SALT Pete KievW ( Hy .siciiitt-(l l'ro-tf) IIONOl.l'I.U, T. II., Jan. 24 The Pan - Pacific commercial congress probably will bo held lit re next Juno to avoid conflict with the in ternational commercial exhibit at Ul'ijl.NESS ASKED TO PAUSE. All business nr.1 professional circles are respVtfully usked to pause tomo. yjw between the hours of 1:(0 and :t:00 p. m,, whileMhai remains of iMrs. Her man SicgristNii laid to rest. UNION COUNTY 'AD CLUB, E. P. Mossman, Pres. thinks to pur neighbors und fiiendj and the City Kirn Department for their kindness and help at the time of the burning of our home. Mr. and Mrs. L. C, Henderson. 1-24-lt Weimar. al Chamber of Commerce confer- WANTED-r-Lady wants houseworl: Kancl preferred. Inquire at Ob server. - 1-24-11 (omlliion I iii'liangicl jSavoy. Shots herein busiifeis. !ovcr night, Is given nl a slnto- l.ee Clionaiilt. who Is serious y ; ineiit niada by O. P. Hood, chief ; Q(n 0berts of Pendleton has beer ience at Homo In September, It was ill, Is reported unchanged today. ' l.iiniberinaii Uelm-n. ; mechanical engineer of the bureau. , jtppndinff a few days here nt the home j announced by. Dr. K. P. Hunker, ' ! 't- Conkey, prominently eon-j There are several ways of - f hU father. E F. ltobcrts. (executive secretary of tho Pan-Pn- Cove .Man lien iieciou wuu ma .Milium l.umour aging a furnace, as more are sev-j Amic cial)er, 0 Baker is a ciflc union which is acting us spon-'FOR TEN hAYS WK will allow 10 15. M. Hell, preniinent Cove if i-' coinii.ui , n;uirauu 10 minimi una crai ways oi driving a norso. wijm . . the home of K. z. Baxter, ison for the congress. Der cent off onVill Custom Made suits, il-23-4t N THE TOtiGr.KY. dent, spent yesterday n j.u ;inule attending to some business. morning aner spending yesieruay Mr. Hood. Tlie general principle , ..Deacon )Ubbs", the home talent it was planned to hold tho meet in La Orandu on business ,s quito obvious, but that principle ' ,.... ,, in iinion i.st Thursday ' Iiik hero in Aucust or Senloiiiber ican be aprlied In different ways. cvcmngi payet: to a small house. The i but uiinounceinent oT the Ilomn and Dance Tonlghl In the process of combustion two -,,, .. ,.vll.(,m(.tv cold, with a! Kin do Janlero conlereneos forced M. will hold their nuanllttos must be supplied coal , .. ., ; ,, j" n,.nni m-efer- a f-hnnuo In nrrtRitert Ivn ilntii In It was pointed out that so...... x i-Ml, t, it ' i , .... I The L. ,0. O. will meet tonight 111 the city haUi""1,1" "I"1""1 d'"u'u tol"K,"t t the and air. The coal wo pay for, the rcd thcir own thesidfHt inther tlbinjjune. ut Union. FOR SALK d'est HJ-inch pole wood. W. J. Kelly, Phono 4 oj-J. l-24tp Appointed I'lxcculor J. JI. Peare has 'been apiwtinle.l executor of the estate of the lute Haiiipiet To.-nnrroiv Mghf j Tliu members ef the Muiiiclan'-1 Protective association will hold a I FOR SALVL Govd as .V. CAHI) O TaiANKS. . We wishVto thank all our friends . for theif sympathy and kindness t J J. II. Walker and wile, got-together and ,a,iue, lemon gv, e at Sul1L.rvlll(!, , ' f Ul,d T, u night ut the Lagles hall the pro-, , , M vr0 tod;iy UMd dur..k , rll0 ovl)r nl(.,lt ls , gram commencing at 8 o clock. !is their aUiy are stopping at tlje ftf ,Kini! a bcd of fuel , AND FAMILY. ;l-24-lt. .uoer nan. everyone is iiivuei air wo gel lor noining, uui me . , ,i, (,,i,.,1,t weather. ileleuaieu iii.n. tlm Vnr l'nat and a good time Is guaranteed. ; quantity of air require! In weight! An od f.lsnione( ,ance was given! their way to Homo and Itio lie lB (rom twelve to twenty times as b the L I s p,lpiL, JViday nigh' I Janlero probably would stop off in Leaves for Pendleton 1 ,mu.i as tho quantity of coal and wa8 muc enjoyed by tho young Wiolulu to .attend tho gatherings Robert Murr, garage man, left quired. If wo hud to pay for, the n(onu ! hero Richard Kelly bv the county court. ! .. . . . . um. i-.. ....... ....... , Thp La(t,ps. i;und ifnvc a cam par-1 i no advice i miioi II. Cioo lwiii, . : . ;uieu,n. wnore no win transact uusi- attention to tuo supply oi tiiis ,y Ti,urS(ay cvening, entertaining , resident vice-presldeaat at Wash- ecenai) muiui mi. tt ,, . t , (Jul 1(1 aclCS. 1' 1V , Illutim of the I niter! States Cham. - j Given' a bed taf coals that "le hundred- waS played ami n most en- l,er of ConuneiVo has been "sought ,u dun"lt 'ereavement ShMltt,,,,.,-,-! I 1,1 f(,lttlllk ' ,1... ri-., ...Ill l....... (i,a In 1 . . . . r , I. ... I TiFlJU (' I,1 U A.I I T I t " " ' il ', iiiu imu iu uu., i jum iu nvn ) n nvnn ni. Knplll. lairnt reliesn-iliv Ilr. Hunker lit t ill IWntll II 1 L.n - v. t-"..., who nronoition as air Is fed through .. i t n, n,l ,.rih.,!n ..r .,- ,r ...i.i... . i. evninr. Those present were: Mr, 1 discussed. One , vi T Irt.'.l Porlnf Mr nml Mrs. "If th.. lni.lntfln ,,lr,n o. ;ing a bed of fuel largo j, MV Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Daniels, loocds In Its tilans. it is nuito within enough so that at least the tenter Ml. and IMrs- Clarence Heryford. Mr. ; tho possibility that 'the United of It can keen red hot without bu- , tl, n. , uml Mis I. ljt,.i i i .. t n. ...,. ...... .ih Leaves for Klglii s duiUMl by tho cold-side) f p,. Andersdn, Mr. and Mrs. E. C Uces, 'not only undertake to participate, Mrs. I). A we lel, a. coinpanle. tho furnace, or the cold ash iplt Ml. and Mrs. Kny 1)u,.un, M.is. H. Of- 'but aid In r.-vislng tho program by her daughter, W mil rod. boarded ,,e0, K bsiely no air y Mrs T. W, Conklin, Mi s. A. ti. l and In obtaining tho right kind of ..m iu 1.1 n r. ua inrougn uie mei neu, in ume r'onklin. Mrs. Chr it Bertsch, Miss him tid LMirlii I'ttnir minlll I n lit i. i t.i t I a . .... ... j ... , , - t,,,. nre Mouiu bi 0111 uei a uau ui patner Sanders, Miss Helen 'Antics night 111 La Grande transacting iosa of j,eat. The problem, then, Mis, Mildrcd IVyton, iWiss I.uis7 isonio business. i is to feed just air enough through i,lth liurvford. Miss Chir the fuel Jied to maintain teniiwr- Ke Conklin, Miss Thclmn Andersoi: I rows ami One llolihisosv .. The .lsh pit f most fur- T R. Conklin, Albert Conklin, Chase P. Itoblusun, accoiuixinled uy ..,.. ipa,s ,,Kmli.h air so that il there was a consldorible draft or i m.!.. .,s bed pro-, Mi,.cr Millmnn is ill at his. hime air CARD OF THANKS. We wish to express our since: o thanks to the friends and neighbor' who assisted us in the sickness an 1 death of our beloved wife and mother. tlso for the beautiful floral offerings. JOHN McCAUI.Y, anil nons, JOHN, Jr., and WILLIAM, -MRS. Wm. HAN TON, MRS. ANDY ELLIOTT, MRS. OSCAR CROSSEN. ' NOTICE OF SALE. linker lilllbel-mnii Here E. IX Keiinon, prominent linker lumberman, aniveil in La Grundy yesterday to attend the meeting of tho board of dlrecrliri of the Pal mer Lumber company, to be hole here tomorrow. He is at the Foley.! Savoy hotel. Notice is hereby given that on the 28th day of January, 1922, ut twn o'clock p. m., tho undersigned will sell at pubbc auction to the highest bidder for cash, all shop and office equip ment, cars, trucks, (ires, parts and ac ressmies. balteu'S.SlMittcrv nnrtu nnrl Sectional book -:B--i .equipment aiHJ wood in what is known i'. Phone 38G-J. . GaXite in theyCMv of Ii l-24--t Iflrnmli. Oretrffci. whii-bWHs cnvi.r..o hy four certainitliotes signed by Eugene F. Hug, aJ4'dated October 1st, 1921, and aggregating $8,850.00, and interest. This sale is made hy reason of default in the payment of, und un der and by virtue of the terms of said title notes. Copy of invoice may be M;en nt Hug's -tlnntge. FRANK HILTON, JULIUS dtOESCH, 1-24-41 CARD bF APPRECIATION. We wish tn I extend our sincere l,xpei-tK to .Move llcl-e " Mrs. J. A. McNeill returned t.) her home in Cove this mcrnlUK after spending the lay in L:i Grande attending to some business. She expects to make La Grande llur homo in the near future and l.; making preparations along that line. attendanc said. Tine AV the three Crow brothers S. M. Glow, M. t tow and s. r. l. row, nil i sm.tm, x,me the fuel ostuie, are registered at the honi- j.,,.,.,1 bv the chimney. Ill s fining 3hrouuli MIhs Union Cli'iuont spent Uis: ni,;it in I-a CJnuulo Vihltinj; ut tho home of Mrs. Grover Smith. She inures Ontario hoi- homo and U en j 0;wv hm of Uie board of ili: relnr ot the route to tta!ur. She bcank'tl No. 24 to:lay headml for that city. lK'Hicji -Hal ion Mrs. V. 1. Ainey is denumstral-' . iiMf i-vioi-.tllv' Sm-li'tf-. more au'r hotel today. They are nre . W(,Ul,l leak into the uhIi pit, and up on business. tiirouh tho fuel bed than enousb ; to simply maintain the temperature. Here from lown 4 Too ,mi(;, ai,r (Qi thromir the fire Frank Hooper, lumberman of wouitj burn up tho real and the Blanvhard. Iowa, is in Iln tlrande f!rn Would nut keep. The problem. U preieut ana is Htopuing at me .i,,,., u ,., Anvrn thu flow r Ho will attend the meet- ! .hroiii-li tli. fiud lind. Thin can be done in iinmj'rous ways; one can put cu a larsje amount of coal and -ovt the top with ery fino cool. ( even with ahes. This increafics the resistance tlirouwh the fuel bA, in Cove. ! i'almer Lunibet j held tomorrow. company, to be LEASING ACT ' .Mr. Goodwin's reply aims If GOIBI ARCADE c r . an' K"rrM Tho Girls' Friend)?. Society., will ao ,;lt only a small amount ot air inn ut n.Mii i I...IIH .j infet . at H..nn . hull, Weanenoay, todiiy. "The kind of flour that January asth. at 5:.HI p.- in., for muses eaKes mat men ,m mouth," sal Mis. Ainey this morn-. lug. yourjtt j,pt-luck supper.' Kern Wells, Ar- AdJiUer Iii' yniek Work K. W. Withers, with the t'aclfli Agency. Adjustment Durcau arrived in La Giande a, short time ago to attend to llle, adjustineut of the Weskeuskow. Marshall, ynd .Itoss warehouses that were-' burned r eently nt-Imbler. Ileeitt to Ini bler ve.nerday and returned in thc nual r reior flows. Another way. and a good lay too, is to allow, ashes to He-, euiuulate on the grate to add to the !u Mae" Webster und Lola lMerson. ......i,,. ,,., r i,i, n.,,.. r -i,. u.'h!u under the supervision f Uielr aa- iMa is a ,,,, Wiiy mlul Mthpr ."u f Mines by sonate, Mrs. Lee aruiek, will be lt l3 not so , aether, hostesses for the evening. been use one eanrjot et s mueh (lly As.oi lale.l Press) MONTUKAU t'anad.' Jan. 21. riaus are on loot :o ea;l a eon ference of representatives of all the grain exportlne (i-oantrle.i for a. gen eral discus. iion Jjif ki-.iUi uiarkeUug problems of theVirhl. .1. I. Ilyiidiuau. I'balrnian 'of tho WASHINGTON, I). ("., .l:m. 2L Canadian f..iieral grain lniUlry Four mines are no producing coal : board, is the author r thu plans from leased government lan.ls utl-!'d has recently concluded a long der' the Lea.InK .Art of February , cornjspondence lylth the goverrt 25, 1020 according t.i rt'nsfiili-sii-! "u'"la of 'the Culled Stati-s, Aus- -porfjnst Sllhlllltted to III-jirnii.i a.io inner na.:ouj. H. Koster Uln of the II it-1 Tho proposal lor this lnternatlon- H. f. Hnilth, aci-jOl coiuerence. -ir. ii.viinman Siiys, In ...lnli, Kin.ei i Isor. Two of , "as oven lavoraiiny re. Wivi anil these mlues are liK-ate In Wyoming 1"'P "' being taken to crry tbs aud one each In Ctah Bnd. Colorado. . l'"s erieri. tiki we as pro colli into the Jlre-lxil. un1 It U .., ,. ,..'i,osrd bv.the (unaitiuii main hiiard itwemes t ouimission usiMlly best to keep tile fire hot Isaac W. Kalk Keeelved .a com- completely filled with fuel. Kven mission as Al.le de ('amn of the .,. .....i... ........ i,n...,k national Cr'and Armv i.f tho itenub- ...... ... . ..... a.... tan. IS in Colorado. HI In Oregon He vosterday. This la unite an js maintained there la apt to be too honor. Mr. Kalk bus been com- lllul.h i.,k;lsl, inrniiirh th ash oif Oectiug iwrmlts for roiil have been j ls to ereste an luternoUona! cruonl- rauteH iii - Wvonilim. 13 In .V.on-!z"" to eiiunmtio ioieni nuctu ti TODAY and WEDNESDAY Constance IN TffiW CLYtte mteey ' r A story cf a $rl subco!i8ciou mind and ita workings Also COOK juauder of tho lncffl (1. A. K for evening with everythln-i altende.t i nineteen eonrecutivo yeara und hai to. "HiM-eiiy work' of ,bis friends. remarked some wk M'wlii.iw; i.r riu jr MM) tYii:ini.i:s N.lVil MAVt)i.tOl-: MI4 ii;;.ii V :. f.l SIVK IV t If .IMI vr:tif :t iiLifrtmH . N. A, DI5SILET served 22 years in that capacity. and tou vigorous a firu. Ity open ing the check draft so that air can flow up the chimney without flow ling through the fuel bed, the.uir parsing throuifll the' fuel bed- is greatly reduced. It mokes little lutlons In prices, to rci;latn the and smaller nuinhns In California, movement oi crops moro evenly, Idaho Nevada. Now .Hevieo, North '"' to Ijisiiro farmerj Meadier and and Houth 'Dakota, Ctah und Waah i-nttiio. A total of It) roal liros pwttiiit permits have hern ranted, IU;AlVrryi WANT ADSJ in addition to which liere have moro been granted nine ea; and five li censes to Individuals and asaocin llona of Individual. One phosphate Tarty to Itsker .Mr. and Mrs. II. A. ICuglaud, nr comnanied liv his mother. Mrs. Mary ,i;rrP....n Kk.ii...' ti.iu i. P. i:n?land, left this morni.. for flio check draft In ht :fnJTlu hr" "?"tu" llaker to attend .the meeting of tliu chimney, or done by 0nlng the Masons 32nd lofl::e of tafrltv. Mr. (.. a ueA...i-- tiiiKluiid is ronnci-UMl with tho a(r lo. flow nt)(iVts ih fmM bo(t, i rtosUnatuB throe divUiops O. L. i; 1. company. t)lc uttur cf;!e, however, tlio air i i drawn ihrouiih th boittM' Rim u ital)le n, uri e pricivs. In "THE SAILOR" Dr. iiiown, tWpraclor, West Wig. iu Ms. ho. The Ix'asing Act of Fvhruary 25. of tiie aovifniuent an ugents 0n the development of mineral claim ' r'riends , to ,, 0 ,hl! hMvt , 4.-l. public donulii. Tl,i fieologlral , COdll timi: Kl'Kri.M. 'tisic .vj:i!.l'tii:Mi:T l'i.iulai il V ri i.iiien Away ivory Tbuiilay MkIiI. liHlein llanie IKIciy Satuid iy fcuriy tin. nioriiiug the . nfori u,n , chefkini; ,bo fiw uf tr was eirrulalnl uroun 1 town that "through the fuel . b.-d. ' John .V.alden, name wardeii.-had ttailed instructions regarding passed away. Cron Milling up Mr. the economical operation of h'ousc :Waldeu be av.serted that he was beating turiiaies are gUen in rer--nnt dend and wo-.il he down town tain publications on ' the subject. iluiieoi ; of days l.i prove It. .-He w,,.h -, i. obtained on iipi lt- ,has been sclk for a few days hut catii to the Hureau ot Mines, is getting along splendid! at pre-. w,lS,lngti)ii, D. C. sent. ' JfVNK'IANrt. Notice to alK meinhotn -of the Mu sicians' Vrotccte Assokintion: Vou and a friend sc jviled to aasi:-t in .1 social, fti't-toieth' aiuAlanciurt at tjfc'aglcs' Uttil, Winesruiy, January Purvey c'lassiffi'S the fund am) tcnr.tnwi.that which is sitbjeot Hijjj.B, ip-ja.-.. The pftgriJ will tm lc;te; th O nertll l.nnir Office !.. llt o'cloiA I cr. nits tlie leases ann tu iiureau oi ; j Mines supervises tue etiiori-emenl of tho regulations governing the mining operations of coal, oil shule. pbosprato and sodium. 1 REX x Resile tu k ti Ui4llon Mr. mt Vn. . It. Vowel! and Hhir two little childrcii returned to' Wallowa this momtiiK- They have been visiting In sei-trnl Hauth ern amt -ant4rn pniiitn, cofnUi here from (''olorado. Tliey Hjeut the night in, !. Gri-nde iVeparat:)i to renumin thfir return to AV'al lowa. They have ;iien eiijoylim some pleasant weather .oil their visit. . ' BY BUREAU; (Sprcfl to The Ohrvcr) COVf., Jan 114. Int' vm ilnren'j Ktivc a free dinner at the I. O. O. K. hall Wedncsdr.y, ,Itiury IK. The county iiitnit, Hnhv G. Avery, ws Cot "Dmijoho" From Parti. The trim demijohn I mild to he rfrni(itloti of the nam t'amairan, '4 !oii fo norihein IVi-mIs, oiiu fi'.mu fOf lt gMWrli. Tin wfw1 wfl.- first uwd b th f-'rttif.'h In tm 9tm "dantf Jearniv," imtuihly In ftfrodrdunre nltb thu hiitnfirou coHihiu'iui u;n oT pri:per iininea in ennhrriloii Vt lfh veK'ls, com mrin tu all Iftiiv'iai-.'i'S In Hie amt way in wbleh -"jael." and "Jill" r up(1 .Ui KtiVllMi. In li r 4-:nrI!i A'Wlrn if tlie word nt 'dt':iiil"liii.M the MfM rsylla hlo Ik a eon u pi ion uf the I'mx-h "dame" (ind would there TuFe. t whli- -KKNT-lr lifthl filruiiihbd .iDom.i sekwpinj. I'hor. i-ii4-:jt KOK l;S JDAYS WK will. allow W Pt eeiitiff ion uM (!utom Marie nuits. l-2:i-4t J THE TtM.GKRV. FOR KKKT Kivr-i nfint furtiish.-ri ' N. A. An (hninslitn Duo to tt paraL-raph he!nK unin tentionally omitted yt.-Kterdav. the it, Lf.in3.ger .jnoUre, telephomd to the plervir.' mi)y i.( e warn UK. mai me SyWVi'N',,')l)rl("(l Il'b wouUl not inert ers. Iloiiav did not ai-near In 'yeittrd.iy'a The Demerit- Science tiie chief speaker of ttiu Iy, ('hnrlrs out mfeivnef to tlie iiiaiitH- lirld hy ! 'Reynolds of I.a Grnle and C. W. t wl I Bunting of the Molin " Jl,ow C i. of ()r?Kon also icuve short udd'.; .e-. on t-nbjecU of jeat interest to tnt'.ftirni- clas M the Special Sale SWEATEES and . ! issii. i TH Our ciV?i't' st' ik tu i-Vi-t I'm tu Jiint.cn'iiXl I:i k"' '-i vai'ii wlicii (D'lit Ti;ti!inir i-Xs'jatinx 25 " Ofg Q CSnt's Cloffiiery The SOre With a gon science. HQ! Adam Are. Mil AS PROPHETS KAN CBK?Ali!No. l'al.,Jan2 I. Tarantulas are certain wrsither prophets whiMilt cfitiM's to predict ing iK-avy i iii ii nt or in 4. accord iim to th" nuivictlMiis Huth e(l;irri-Q son said th;'V duiiui; several years uf olgevation aiul study of the ereatims, he had always noticed that prictr to periods of heavy mln. they made spn fur hiirher ele vatiotff. He vaid he believed the tarantula was piftedgwith an in stiiiet iMiiiliiint: it I dia'n:ne 0:i.ther londitiniiH fecial hours in I-iaVes lif rpientty thanjrc their p'jniai'-e in th-- b'-e-rlinrr ph"1, ft;ties Nat'ir. -,f -fcw-i; 'htr'-Ls th!; p..rVi of v--f" tN'.v pae iH eltente.u t. hih nvhu.iY ave a banquet for the Ad Club on Friday evening .Twenty i ur guests rmtook of n mo.t deliei-ui ('f.nt.r Ti''- guests were; "Mr :' d "Mra. J. E. Trippier, Mr. and Mm'. Kay Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. .John Iean. Mr. and Mr, Lewis I .a inf. Mr. and MV J. R. I'lkv, Mr. and Mis. R. '.. Maxtor, Mr. an I Mr. U I!. Weinj.tr. Mr ami Mrs. J, K. Ami'" : u.t, Mr. ami Mis. Joe (ioyettv. Mr. in I .rs. A. A. Antics, . .1. :"'t-klui?d, &ri?r Duf fy. The class Avho seneil thP du ller were: Th Mis en tiia:e (Jnyettr, Mae, I.orce, ".ma Murp'i. I.jiett i-"tee, nnd Kv.t I.'al;er, Th, (gt'Vt -5. ,5 o-fs 9-4 Old Tyrae Dance i-:vft(V ( AT VIM ItSDAY f 'XHY'M Mt.HT j H A Lb j:lven to tho bnt old walt.iog 1m i pin between 1& Grande, lialieryl'rinllelon nd W alla S pS Governed by 6ume rule an In the ptuU P. J. Powers Kaccfitiofts t All Que, Smiiel lines ti-ikhia ('i tin; bright !le has n depr-eiim effect, ns w ln-n one pa?es at the shiny side of one only pnif of t idiiNLTHj iiii3LuQ Triio-Tint. . . FAGER'S AUTO PAINTING SHOP i ' I'Olt TKJil 1A lr V'fc HH 1)1)1 It 'AK Gtccmvooif Street king for eonjf)- I h 1 . r'S 7 Wbo'tery Featuring Early Spring 'Foot WEAR If you axe loo thing new aiuH date in early Spbing footdbar ' A' Paradiae for Tired Feet.' Depot Street ' J. Winer, Mgr. i . ; KLEAN " KUT K-ASH 'GROCERY ! It Is Oi Aimto GOCp SERVICE AEANTEED SATISFiClON A 1 GOODS FRElfDELIVERY, as Heretofore PRICES RIGHT and COURTESY TO ALL Phone Main 35 MONEY-BACK Guarantee