La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 01, 1922, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextyMWI Win it; JC... "Wednesday. Fclininrv 1',- .1022 LX CIRANDE EVENTXCJ- 'OP.RRTIVER paoj: FIVE Local News In Brief 'Chicago. . All interested in III work are cordially ItiTltoU to attend the; class, according to aiiiiouurament. Oscar Hopper Si ill Very III Tho frieuds of Oscar Hopper will ( . regret, to lauru that he is rery III; .Suiiimcrvllle .Man .; the ,0Hlti un,i o improvement i any uinnuu Buuficriuer iu n ruK"ii vhwhiu, resiumu ui sum jg noticeable Hit wife Is at uia' : the Observer who does not reive Imorville, m rlvd In Im Grande 1h1 : brdsldo. Recently aha nursed her!f'rtv m his Dauer bv 8 o'clock in th nv ifc nlcht and in Htnuiiliifr at thn tfu.-,.. . .1.. ....... n. ! ernnff, please call Western Union, voy. I1CS8 aiui now thlU UOr im8bail(l (,A wa n ana a special messenger also In a dangerous condition, It Will deliver a copy. At Foley ' I would scorn that her cud of Borrow TCCTiynMim ILJIimUhlflL rnn Tiinminnnii . . .. ---- siiccoHNful liid . ahull ho credltut", jvith tho appraised value of auy Item or Items uamed In mild Inven- tory, that may have been ulsposed ; of prior to (Into of acceptance of bill. Undersigned reserves tho rliiht jlo reject any and. all bids, and tin' nccepttuvco of any bid ttliuu he aub- l-ject to approval of creditors, and on Monday, the 1:1th (lay of February, 11.22, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at Ik1 Coming events. i Jau. 31, Feb. 1 and 2. District H- meeting of M. E. Church .it . ?!: First M. E. Church in f.a v' & Grande. Visitor from Perry , V ! C. A. Swenson. from Perry, is registered at tho Foley hotel today, t W. A. Ilartlutt, geologist from Is ful and overflowing. Portland, is in La Crando at pres ent. Hu Is registered at tho Foley. From Allccl-r-i T. McKcnnou, who halls from the little city of Allcul, Is in La Orande , today transacting some business. He is at tho Savoy. WOMAN SAID TO Finance Corporation lloilurs PorMand Hanker ju liocoguitioii of His Ser viocs. ' WANTED Woik as clerk or eeneral o housework. Phone 417-W. Left for lilllilet Misses Cecelia Ilattrlck and Al- 8E SUICIDE (Mpecisl to Tht Ol)frrrl ELGIN, Fe!j. 1. Grandma Hills was Takes Position .'. Miss Mary Fitzgerald has taken a posltiou as stenogrnpuor in the offices of H. E. Dixon, attorney. Pino Ilobert left this morning for! , " '"".""' their homo In Imhlnr. Thev liavo . . i uvuoy io uuenn ,, ,u w., .. .: ln ""oral ot ner grandson. He wan I'OTtTLAND, Feb. 1. W.- L. Thompson, vice ipresldent of the (First Nntlonnl hank. Monday rocolv od a testimonial which , ha prixos : highly. It is a resolution engravod on parchment, drawn and siKiJ by the directors of tho WarrFtnance corporation, in recognition of his serTice in assisting tlio directors in conducting tho affairs of the cor- Thompson was instrumentul in employed at 'Mare Island by the irnv I "!e reorganliallon oftfio War Fi- ernmeni. . un Kunday morniiiij he nr.i i nance corporation so Jis.to givo n- Klllerprise jenlleilieli v G. N. Franklin and fi. I'. 'Vur- nock, two . prominent Kuterprise men, . arrived in Jjx Grande last At Hommer night and arc stopping at the Foley. ltack to Noiili Powder . Mrs. J. L. IMetcalf, who liies at North Powder, returned to lier homo this morning utter spending n fow days visltlug with Mrs. Hen rietta Metcnlf of thW city. (Joes Tliroiigli Herman Thauhau'ser Went through La Grande yesterday eh, route fur Union. He returned in the eve- imi-K to imiik.i .. . , .,, .,., ";; ii,.u.,.u Mis. J. t. Wi-uiu rcsldint of thejr bpJ asphyxiattd jy escaping nd agricultural interests of the Unrkee, returnel to her homo 1.1. y ,P'"S ' country. Ho later was called to morning after spending a short time Ijlllr . ., ,., , , u-.,hlio to ,.!( (he .lirecf.rs . . t.u. ..... . .v mi, cu:;'.v umi - a -. . Mrs. Myrtle Fleoccr of ,V.iRm took i'n allotting funds to" those indus her own life bv Imnging, insl al of tries and remained iif the capital takin r chlorof rnt i.s wi- at firt ri-- i for threo months, giving the cor- In La Grande on business. J. Galloway and wife of F.lgln, p. rtcd. Her r-n -al wis c.'ndprted IPOratlon his undlvlile.l attention. Dated at La Grande, Oregon Jan uary 3(Kli, 1S22. H..A. HODMKIl, Trustee llunkrupt Kslulo Inland Motor Compuny, a 2t private corporation. DON'T RISK NEGLECT TTI TIT rnrw a -v J p. VV I I 111 A Y lwh'l'' time the said creditors may at- I tend, prove their claims, appoint ; , iTrustee, examine the bankrupt and WANTED--Experienced waitress at, transact such other business as might Silver Grill. -l-2t POl'LTltVMEN, ATTENTION Every member of tho Eastern Ore gon Poultry Association is asked to be present at the meeting- in tho Y. M. C. A, at tw i o'clock Suturday. Im portant matters will be discussed nt that time. li-l--.t -OIIMEIIVKK WANT AI)H properly come before the suid meet '"'II. II. E. DIXON, Referee in .Bankruptcy. (All claims must be sworn to on bank ruptcy blanks beforo filing.) 2-1-U Get your Zane Grey Book "To The Last Man," at Newlin Book It Sta tionery Co. l-2S-tf 'i.ve Lady In Town ' . , .,. .,u- , i'i "Y11 rttaiinil frif;.- Iliere. The directors ' signing the loudlug. circle, at Cove, Is vlBltlng , A 8on w ,', j,)r;n resolution . are as fi.Il'uwV; Kugeno lured - at - the-.(Summer. Don't negcet a constant backache, sharp, darting- pains or urinury dis orders. Tho danger of dropsy or Brighl's disease is too serious to ig nore. Use Doan's Kidney Pills as have your-frieiula and neighbors. A La Grande "case: Mrs. C. 1. Johnson, 802 Spring ! r"m" ' . . ii. i.-; i;iiolhtatc 1,1,(1 District afor arc n good, reliable medicine 'and I nm glnil to recommend them whenev er I hear. anyone complaining of kid ney trouble. I have taken Doan's off ami on whenever my kidneys caused me any trouble and they have never failed to do me good. I was subject to kidney disorder und pains across the small of my back. My head ached and I got so dizzy I could hardly walk across the floor. During this trouble my kidneys acted irregularly and I (TiKDITOH'S 1-lltST MEETING. In' the District Court of the United States for the District of Orego;v. In the Matter of Eugene F. II uir. I.flankrupt, in Bankruptcy No. It. (ll l'i. Io the creditors of Eugene F. Hue-. of l.a Grande, Union county, In th?i csiiiiL a blink-1 rupt. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That on the 30th day of January, 1112a, the said" Eugene F. Hug was duly adjudi-; rated bankrupt, and the first meeting of his creditors will be held at the ! office of II. E. Dixon, referee in the j Foley Building at La Grande, Oregon, Old Tyme Dance F.VUKV AT 1'Hl'ltXIMY ZlillKIt MtlUT HALIj uon.oo I'ltlZK given to the best old ctyls waltzing couple between La Grande, Baker, Pendloton and Walla Walla. Governed by lame rules as In the pasL P. J. Powers Itelilinx to Wnlln Walla Mrs. C. Ii. Wrenshuw returned t. her home tit Walla Walla , morning. She has been visiting ivlth her sister. Mrs. Fred N. Fox nt Union for a few days and also with Mr. and Mrs. A. F. WM.on ul Iinblor. She reports a very de lightful visit. .Mtit-oniicd Here , ; Air. and Mrs. F. L. Littler are gue.Hs nt the Savoy at present. They were touring through from Lewliton to Payette.;'. att'i. '-struck so;ne Impassable.. ..roads .necessitat ing their coming on to La Grande by train and shipping their i-ur. They- will resume - their Journey a soon as their car nrrive3 which wlil probably bo in about - two days. i.snors ... u.i ur..uo io...., ..hu T, ,. day nftennc , at thj ,,...,. I Due to the demand for 111, services " " thurch in Elgin by Rev. Judso 1 llrov.n !i tho bank ho found It necessary ' Khn IctioAu a Ii a ... .1 J I...l.l ,trt rnaln Itlu n,ltlri -l.li tliu rnr. r:r "ivr "u v"""". . . r in- . t, . n over bui after tak-i j.nreiHH. nn'i n ;rge n jl.'OCV 0; lOorMi.on aim ruin... i.i .lis i.i.iieo,- i I , t ' glllllg l.ie ----- . - - of kidney troube. , . ; (Statement given May 2(1, 1111U.) On .May (I, 1!'20, Mrs. Johnson said: "I haw .never had anything lo me ns much good as Dean's Kidycy Pills. I j depend oh- them when , my kidneys : trouble ina, for they nro suro to give relief.'' . . - '; tlOc.'at nil dealers.'' P.ister-Milbui T Co., Mfrs Buffao, N. Y. ' . . I D. Hug. He litil' been iametl Ph'iip Cuoksay and Dwlght ' . J)aviB. i ,i Al 'TOMOIULI-: IIAXKUITT SALI-l We..S Iron, Ktarkcy- . ... . . ""' 'elBhs f'en JUhn W. .-Wells, who lives at nn 'nn., i:K..n.:L. ' -it: nt - Starkey, arrived in town yesterday N,.i,i f..,i ''..' i. vi.it i "l . ' "s '.' nlng and after Fpen'llng the 'itight laud registered at tho Soimner, hotel. M,.n,v ... ., .A vIJ 1 1 h0 ul,lK'r!"ll''l ''" " allien ,... !.(,., ... fc.'- ...... 1 monaay to , consult w in Mis. Wil.is ,a...iol.. ... thn fIlr.,llclll. . Kub- ..... w .s.i ,gn scnooi . , ,.., 19;!2. ... , -iirnndo. in our city left 'for'eaf Cor n (iiiit.-( Ibi Is iere'on biyilness. i T A .f-l 1. r , V, . . ... l.'W'.'J avk Ahem, Mi... Here ' v Oregon, to tho highest accepted bid 1 R. B, McEwen, who halls from j! ' WC:C tm fcl"'n Mon-:ff cash, all the remaining, stock. this I Athena, la in La Grande today on1 t , w.rnii 'mumti .h,if l,: A ' "xlaKS' m,rts- accessories, office business and, Is stopping at thc'aac to ron., t jn Elirin Moniln'" I. rlxt,,re8' ctc- 8"0wn ' t" Somiuer saic to con i.i.t in Ligin Monuu... lie V(,ntory of Slime belonging to the ;mcd the trjm by a fpw m:n..tW n4 -bllkrupt eKtut0 ;of tho l Mo. - started overland bv ' nthe" Keji3. ... - .. Ileiiu- s H, o These failed also, and he canw in from O. W. Click, proprietor of a Inm- ,,,., Aict,, un r0Mi Evc Ue llf sl burins concern, at Miuuni, spent yes- of wcather it would Lie a MiVfthic terday In Ln Grande attending to Baki )Ut un ..oLjnjo,,, ,ve nmv soino business and returned to hlj have it was rcil.v a test i f . ndliiume. Frozen pipes h-ive been Hie catse of a great deal of iiieonveiii.-n -e lo Elurin neonlo ;.t. v ! Ili;filv m.v l-K Morelock, proniinent res), household is wi'.h u: 'some tr libit in in in ui viinuwu, u visitor in iit that 1 ne Dr. Brown, Chiropractor, Wost Hlilir. home this mornliiK. .1, V? Morelock Here (or Company. Said property, is In? rated nt Ln U run do, Oregon,.' and u branch placo of business at iKnter prlpi?,, Oregon. -An inventory and Inspection of all Said, properly can hV.seen and rtiado at places of biiHl lieau of tmld company, at hu Or undo, and Enterprise, Oresmif by apply-, jhf to the undersigned. Terms of Kiit'li Stile bHoiitr-t6tfiiy: "He is reKiittercd 'at ' A fiic broke out in the C. E. Roan residence Tuesday about one oclcK - m the afternoon. It was'thought to .! An intending purchaser ' shall the Sonuner. nlgned at La Grande,- Orr DANCE REX HALL OLD T1MM DAXCKS KVKltY WEDNESDAY 1 ' Modern Dances Saturdays Mpc'iSal .Mii"lc Tonight, mid - Mr. Xi'.ttu Soloist N. A. DesOet, Manager Spring Dtyi es Are Hee.o Von should ct'i'lainly sec the new Spring an. I Wuiiinicr wiKilcns and exclusive Jasliions. SiK-Jt an array f lun pllics fur men and yoiin . men lias hcvit Ix'l'oro bt'cn sIkiwii in one liiif and llic new fashions arc limn; distinctive tli an pv'r. l'riccs jit rpry rva " Hinuihlc this !Sriiiif. Von ' , ran oiilrr ymr suit hatwl Jatlorl t ytmr wu liM-axiiiv at it 1ijrlr:T tltitti t'r miay Hi;nl-. ri'iH . . . 27.0U. $30.00, S35.00, $i0.CO and op. Come la and see the new M4flS. . , fiHAYNE BfiUN ' Band Tailoring o tTk $ZiXi VStik II 1r&Qr . 110 AceBj Jttrj ; s , Miiiam CoupJiv FAGER'S AUTO PAINTING SHOP - l'Olt TEX DAYS si'iot'iAL iti:iifi:i Pitirn, IF YOI' IIAVK YOlll GAP. PAINTED NOW. GEO EAGER . lii-Miileiice Phone it 17.1 1UOJ Greenwood Sircet have been caued from effects of ,. aled bid. for either the separate i Mr. and, Mrs. Leo .Orr,; who. live, blow torch used to thaw out pipes tht ! TODAY .properly at either Enterprise or at Mlnam, arrived in La Grande:worc f r07.cn. ', Due to the cold, ;ffep. i"ranuu' OK""- "' tho entire inop yesterday and are staying at Hie. five fire-fightinc was difficult but''rl7 ftt both "l,,('c8' to bo rocoivod Savoy. . the greater part ef the damage was1 ?ot latcr V'"" te" ''l"l',t 1,1 ,lu' limited to the roof and aeeond alary. I ?oronoon ot robrnarySKt. 1922, To Visit in J-ovlliind-. ,,. The furniture was reWed to the Hug ('"'coail'auled by -i WMed ehm k" Mr. and Mrs. William Koeter left apartment-., where they will live foi i of n0' lu',s ",u" u iPercenl of such this morning for Portland, where the present. It was only through the ! Payable to the order of the un tliey will visit with friends and rela- prompt aclion of O. W. iBarlow, whn '. '"falgned, tho amount of such tlvos for about two weeks. They saw the fire and hurried to the house cr,ec'c to (be upplled on purchase make their homo in Lit Grande. I with a hose from the greenhouses, lr'ce f bid," if jirceptol. nud for- '' ' that the house was not entirely den- ,,c,l!d to ,l,e c1tl,tc of said company. To Seat Hi- ; truyed. The snow on the roof also re-i ,f the bidder falls to ooniply will Andy .Hois, I'nlon contractor, i Uriled the flames. -M.r. and itrs. Bc.in leriHa r aale,' on demand. If bid in Lu Grande, today attending to were away from homo at the time, av not accepted, check to bo re sume business. He will return tj they tiro both working in the 0.: M. "riled to bidder. ' It' ls h' litirt of his hopie In a short tlmo. and S. store. Th damage .will pr- ina condltioi! of uny bid thut the ' haps amount to about ?10Q0. . Kid Terry Leaves People coming in from the Flat re- Kid Terry, local lightweight, left povt thut high winds have blown the this iu6nilug for linker. : lie will snow from the ridges,. but that slcigh fight liny Woodward, 'of PoH,uidl,ng is still good. - ' . : ;' ', there on Friday.; ' S . ' Much wood Is being- sledded jn'.il , , : iown. Any hauling that is rciulreri I; I'liion llai'bi'i'.in Town ' beine done on sleds, to takc advanUge James M. Johnson, owner, ot Ihe'of the excellent sleighing. i Johnson burlier shop at Union. 'was Unele Billy Witty, who had the mis a business visitor In La Orande to- fortune to have some of his chiokm, day. Ho returned to his home on stolen the other night, found that 1 No. 21. j they came home when the smw -)lew . . away from his neighbors w,.oJhi-d. To Seal tie ' - They had wnndered in out of the s'.nrm ' Mr. and Mrs. George Fmsetl and ami the snow had covered Up their their two little children, Vivian and entrance. Uni le now ha.n his .-hickens Wendell, left La Orande this morn- at home and is going to try to keep lug for .,gi;atlle, where they will them there. visit for soino time with relatives. Nothing (mi been heard of '.i.e. of Mr,. Fassett ,1s a niachluisi in the the.iouu- contracts on thn h'uhwsy -O.W. sho;:'.i.; i south of here throiifh the river cin- i . i yon.. L Itil.le Lecturi. . Automobile.; are nearly Entirely all A oio.e lecinie wi.i, m sen intra uui sircci.i i.u.ii.k ,ium . the Advontlst church loalfhl y weather. Dr. Butler still keeps his Mr. Ilttiiehnusc, who Is h.ildlng a in order for liips about town but on series of lecture in the c!. Ar- country rod. :i sleigh i alnist a miigcvUloii will be his snbjwl. necessity. , J. A. Roseberry, wlio hn .. c..;.li.ict .Meeting ToxHHT.m on the Minam hill jr.-u'e, wm in Elgin The regular monthly imiliin iMonday from that r'.nee Bieetliia of the Baptist chure nlll A wedding oflnterest to Eifjin P) bo held Thursday at 6:.1 la the pJ waa that of Mis Spray und Henry evening, the -early hour belu nmt- Fi.va, Mr. Fiach for a numlter l sary bvcaaao of the rvt-- at ; years has been asun-iati-d wKh his 7:311. bio4her-in-w, the late Jk fatlen, . in th" Patten pool hall. Sine- Mr. I.eave .rr Aliikn Patten's dath last wiatcr, Mr. I'vi-a, ' Chria Wlll4- left lUturdae for 1 GUnn Pttea hare carried m th 5ett;e and writ nil tram there bMiis.i. thU womim fo Aawrhornre, AUika. Mr- T'u. rwently pn-.Wid r. Miller will (-mm for Hu Garaar ar, w a pj. '-.- m. mths aod wlrl u to fb tatvrtur " t Grand tb wh. ..f Al.-mka io Crap a4 tnttst 10 Amo,- be h.in ri.:lenU r- U (era . ja Gran 'a tbi v.'o--mi a-fa: H. It ' Hu. Iwli StHvotalvr, !.- It. ISt'll. To Mr XntMamrw Ifrnry H.WM.' and Uiaf Uoi It mi. i. i. AatMa o4 PottUad ar- -too. fl4 fc a. tnvnam ,f. ' Hev w A Winltn ,wl t M teDio l br oA a-io io the iran-l lif.n-l.- v-ii- (a u.nri it. voio s ! apeak at w top- UAhJSti ,;o)nntioii 4hl i, be- .un ..iu. wnm. rnora. (nff .j,) avi r fi.r a Few day. a ml-.ry b b.oa. . be . f M j onl(, A(f ,,,m ' ' ""' piL.eng.rs.to Hot I.ate .,,-lav ,ueM. ouoo. To Ur IO Mr. and Mrs. Ed Harris has W. .tixnn ar tftrttr-d to. IIut Ukff 'w several ilavs, takiaif the treatments there. HIMe lu TvmtmrniH- Glj 'e Scrar.tun was a bu in.-ss is- The afrkTass 'will in. 9 iter in Klgin 1 uesday. t?i )dii4 a.en room of the Mr, and Mis. Frank Grnhnm '.-a.ne ' I jr. ' .,ai.'h it 2ao'rlork to- buck to their home in Fig-in on J"ucs lonrro) a'"i. The entire if- day morning's train. aniiK tpll t fe-iilBn a Reiiernl rc liJor,i'a Va t of t.-nisls wlft. h the class ht.'iiil."d from n syn- Ga-tnr woikers arc said to bene Hi. tii i ifrs.' ii'jf'-r the snpervtslon from the "liOy" small in which the' "f . I ho. , Moo l).. Ilibbj, Iiislituijr,. .ir work, O . - OLD TIME ,. ;, DANCE ,. .Miidern If Yon Like . EAULKS' HALL "i Kvery ttaturday Mglit Clean tli-ou'.ls, ood 1-ioor an.l 'Hie Iicax oi Music by Wlxe'a Orrhralra. '"' If you come ,ace, you'll c-ome aualn. Ti.-kels $1.10, tix-liidiiiz Lunch AI STIX, CA.MPIIE1.L ALLEN Mgra. LITTLE MINISTER" . if. , - Adapted from the famous story by . JAMES M. EARRIE . STARTING THURSDAY "NEVER WEAKEN" Featuring the King of Comedians HAROLD LLOYD New Telephones Installed THE FOLLOWING INSTALLATIONS AND CHANGES HAVE BEEN MADE SINCE THE NEW SYSTEM HAS BEEN PUT INTO SER VICE Paste This List in Your Directory Allender. Mrs. A. C, r. l.r02 Jorforson G72-.I Anderson. S. A. Jr., r. 9HS N Ave , 1IICW Mnsworth. Jennie, r. lull Greenwood , 871-M lleuhain, W. A., r. N Fir St 40II-W Bowman, F. V., r. 2815 N. .Seond St. v 3G0-R Bn.kaw. Jas. B., r. 503 Greenwood .:. 4 8:i-J Brown, Dr. II. ().. Chiropractor, room 3 Weirt-Jucobson bldg. 231-J Baron, Mrs. t'.' T., r.' 18U4 Second tit l-IS-M Crawford, Vie, r. Apt. 11 New Foley Apts 601-1V ('ochran, Mrs. Addle, r. 1501 T Ave 321-M I'henault. E. F., Farm U. F. D. No. 2. Farmers 2X1 Clark, John 11., r. 701 Main St...... , t 431J Gounsell, II. B.. Farm I!. F. D. No.. 2 , Farmers 1111 Couch, Mrs. Wllliird. r. ' 1810 third St 108-W Chenault, 1. E.I r. 1610 Second St i. 202-W Dlxson, L. W., r. II. It. No. J J.a Grande...... '....12-M Depot Pool Hall, (0. It. Robinson, Prop) cor. Depot and Jeff. 130-J Dosllet, Norman A., r: Cth floor Now Foley... G03-W Eholl, Zulu, r. Summer Bldg 4 It 8 - J Ellsworth, E. 1-:., r. 2fi2 N. Second St ... 213-11 Empire Filling Co., Jeff, and Hemlock :. Main 671 Eager. Geo. R., r. 1005 Lake St..... 3171 Frederick's Cafe, E. C. -Fredericks, Prop. 218 Depot St Main 738 Buy .Harris Main 599 Hart, Oscar A., r. May Park 293-R Helm, Carl G., r. 1807 Fourth St , .312-11 HollliiBcr, S. I... r. 801 Penn Ave 42D-W Hendricks, H. S., r. 2709 Harrison and Aldor 112-M , Hill, A. T., r. 1608 First , 160-J Hawm, J. L., r. 1704 N. Willow 304-M Jordan, Marlon E.. r. 1705 Cedar St. ; 346-W La Grande Messenger Service 405 N. Fir St Mniii 5! 7 Lyon, F. S., r. 1705 'A Washington 309-R Mays, Hiilllo J., r. 906 Main St .361-W Mcslna, Chas.. r. 002 K Avenno 438-W Moore. W. K., r. 1 !) 1 -4 Second St ......212-J Motculf, Mrs. H., r. 2011 Second Kl ..;.........470-K Newlin, Mrs. Beiiluh, r. 702 Spring Ht, i....Moin 18 Mrs. N-wlin Main 570 Qiiulily Market. M. A. Sllllwell, Mgr. 1111 Adams Avd Main 32. Red Cross Thrift Shop, Now Foley Bldg ..... ...Main 579 , Russell, A. J., r. 105 Fifth St '. 378-M Red Cross Society, rooms 24-2 New Foley Bldg Main 125 Rlrhinan, L. C., r. 2511 Second St 162-M Robbs, Thos., r. Albany Street 279-M Ringo, E. R., Ally., room 12 West-Jucobaon Bldg Main 73 Shaw, Clyde C, r. 2013 Second St 283-R Hk i If. Nolan, Real Eatiitn, P. O. Bldg Muin 758 Swart, Walter E., r. 2808 N. Fir St 4751 Scrlher, Llol, r. 5th flour -New Foley Bldg 503-J Thompson, Riley, r. 2007 N. Muplo, 339-J Trnlllnger, Allen, r. 1003 Thirteenth St , 324-M Vnnderineiiien, Mrs. Anni!, Farm II. F. D. No. 1 Fanners 113 Woodull, Di. J. E., ('hlropi-a-toi- and Nntiiropatli 497-W ' Room 20 Ho, .liner Bldg. Weeks, L. S., Colleclnr, Room 23 New Foley Ilidg 210 .1 Whlddon, Shiier, r. 2702 Birch St 150-W Watkins, 11. K., r. 1805 Third St 3C5-J HOME INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE CO. KLEAN ' "'.' ' AU'li'SS KIW Not fcW'H klPivvii Ixit i in iiiiiriit , iiuA:Ut ) Miriliiitc for pui'i', ricli raw's milk cvaioralc.l Iilid st.-rili.cil. Aiiki' Utik i i.l'ti.i. t thr r-4tit.it Ta!' J'laxl Slandard mi llii prudui't. '. Alini' W'iil k'' ill iditoi niilil oicjicd. After i 1 1 i 1 1 ii- it. will'keep I'l'oni ;t to 7 iln.'s, nc- I'oi'dili b kvlttnraUttr. ".Uiiine" is I fie liest ii'iality of pure, iinskii ed cow's milk, evaporaled and gU-PHi'i'Vcil I'litiii-U l a'r'4'Si.,-ition. In 'extreme rii-l'ness, natural llavnr and kypiiijr iialities V is un f VwJIpil liV iintlif aiaied miy. 0 , . a V i ivp ft X' ases let and f. i lit. :is ?l' lasts you may have it at the exceptionally low price of o ' 0 3 LARGK'CANS FOR 25 0 'o Phone Main S9 Pay (Jash and Pay Less Free Delivery TI. II. HUG, of Elgin, Prop. r r o il : S -V..