La Grande evening observer., June 23, 1922, Image 7

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Classified Want Ads
PROFESSIONAL
gIRECTOPwY
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PHYSICIANS AM) Kl ItliKONS
UJfiO. 11. VIMlliS. M. IX (icnfiriil Huric
ftry. Office ovt-r till vor thorn's. Office
phone Main IVi.
J. .1. I A I : l:Y, .M. H. l'it sin tin 11 ml
Surif.-(.n. tiwr I '( 1 m.i rt'H Unijj Sinn.
Office plume KlS-W.
SATt KK n UK
OH. A. N. MAVVII.LR-SpeolHllit In
chronic Ul's-rt. Met ImtU, .Mf lm no
Therapy anil Xnturoitnth. HUin find
blood d (season, iit-r vous diheasus.
Chronic Ilea dm h, i tn a, Scint ica.
Appendicitis, Constipation, Howel
Trouble; nil kinds of Chronic Dist-t-es
BUfU'estifully treati-ri. 1'l.ono Main
593. Room 1, 2, 3. second floor Cool-
ldjje Hid., opposite Star Theatre. Of
fice h ourn, lit to 12 ii. in., to 0:00
p. m. Consultation free. 3-4-tf
DU. J. K. WOODKLL. CMroprnctor and
NHluropHlh. Ni-rvnus mid chronic
dif,eane & perinl t y. Ruile 20, Hotn
nifer HUig. Over Mil vert horn's. Offlco
bourn. 10 to lli a. hi., 1 :30 to 5 p. m., 7
to 8 evenlriKH. I'tione C-T-W.
attokxkyh
fciitK and r;sri:it ralmer-ltoesuh.
HiiiinniK. J a ( it a urte, Oregon.
CUtMtKAN and Kill; llliA K D t!eo. T.
Cit:liran and Colon It. ICherhnrd, At
torneys. La (Jraudo Nutioual Bank
building.
co.vntA toks
L. J. McLKI-IjAN' KeuUtered orof8
clonal Civil kniiif-r: tnirveyliitf and
BinpM. Kooin 1, l.'i ipnlfi National
Bank nulJ.itnHV 'VWhi Hutn.-itl, -
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J, B. MiUnr.--ArL'hileot. Itoom 11, Lu
Grande National Hunk liulldlnif, La
irando, Oregon.
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FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
The Krntlipriiouti ut Atnerlonn o
men, (irniidu Itunilt." Itui'it-stuiKt Nu.
2VXH. niirlrt I'VfPv fli-sl unti I lli ft
Thurfl;i v v.-iiium nl Ki'iilrM Mtili
Cuiuh iiimI liivt siiuiite the n:w iiollcii-a.
All viHiliiiK int inlx WtHciniu.
W. T. J'A I'TKN,
I'DroiTinrt.
MAKY E. MAVVll.l.K.
, , Currtnpindent.
U O. O. At. La (irnnOo l.otle No, 8T.U,
Lovnl Ortlor of M.iose. huld.i regular
mot;tinK vory Tiiiir.rlay nltiht Rt is
p. in. at Odd IVllowV Hall. The Wo
men's Moonelir art Leelnn mets sec
ond and fourth Thursday a of each
month, MooHo I.f-nion of the World
meets Becond Moihitv or acu monui
Vlsitois always w:l-oiue.
j. J. HAKl.AN, IJirtntor.
W. V. Ki.l.SiiHA.MAIKH, Sec.
H P. O. KT.KS-La ;rande Lndpe No.
I.odife mptita each Thursday eV-
enlnK at o o'clock. Home and clun
privileges rhccrfully uxtendtd to all
tn-nlli- T.MIra
NOLAX SKIFF. Exalted Ruler
F. 1. FiiAltStiN. secretary,
MODERN WOOPMIiN OK AMERICA
Ia (irandi Caniit No. 7"y3 ni;ets on
thn ffrKt Thursday evenintt of each
month. In tho K. of I Ilall. Visltintf
neighbors welcome.
K. It. ItlNOO, V. C,
JAKI3 UOSTOt'K, rierk.
i. F. and A. M. La tirarule Lodge No.
41. A. F. and A. M., holds regular
meetings first and third Fridays t
7 :au p. Hi .oruiai -wbiuuiho w
Mason.. p m,r,sP.fi.-W. 1C
E. It. HI Mil), iv'C.
I. O. KAllt.i:.S Aorie No. 2511, mevt.
every Kribiy ntnlit nt Enl. Halt.
Vlsltintc nieinln-TS wlcnnle.
Z. l.II.l.Y. W. P.
j. k. mnnsKi.u Sec.
WOMUMKN Tllli . AVOI1LU L.
-rnC I'.mn No. Ilia... Ueui every
f lr-t nod lliir.l .Mnnday at Kaslee
:--hall.- All vlsltlnB -i.-lslibors welcome.
Due. pVBblo .'.t Ihu ofrk-e of tin
clerk. Unions 'Jl-22. La Grande Na
tional Bank HldK.
JOHN SCOTT, c. c.
rt. J. KITI.MIBM. Clerk.
BNI'iMTB OF J'VTHIAS KimI Oroio
IodKO No. S7. tn.-etn every Monday
evrnlPK In Castle Hall ll. of I.
Hall I. at II P. in. A fyllilan welcomo
to all visit tin-' Knlpljta. '
FRANK' A. Tl'llNEIt. C. C.
C. 1-. (iUAHAM, K. It. 8-
womkn'S hi:ni-:.i-'it association of
the MarraUi--M. l.a c.rande I.ndKe No
27 W. H. A. .f M. l-o.ll.-e nie.-t flrt
Thursdav at 2 p. in. and third Wi-d-nri'liv
at K p. in., at K. of V. Hall,
viuiiintr Sltnr.s w.'l'-ome.
V "' M ItS. MA 11 V i A IX AO " BR.
Commander.
UAUJOUII3 K.ITIIN.
lt,-o,,rd Keeper.
7T k u Hop,! ChnpKT No. 13, O. E. 8.,
hoirt. atal-.l rmm,ipl. ntinn Ilia
ood and f ".'. w'',n- r,!"yrld?."riv
month. ViallliiK uicnitjers cordlallj
welcomed XKII.U W. U.
IIOINGS OF Tk-K DUFFf
: I" GOOD MtcjHT
i l a,-,v -5 I
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P ,m ( LU joilv STui-r1 i 7, '
'.- I r. r i iOT I I r.oo-7'3 pav
run sai.i; oit ticaiik
-' KOK SALE Two lot with five-room
I house with cement cellar under
, huu.se, large front porch, closed in
back porch, puntry and clothes clos
et- luirge gurngu ana woodshed in
one Duumne. uox uu i-ranntf,
; B-AMp
n . ,
FOR SAI.E-P.ano, ). 00ft Main
u-21-Jtp
I'Oll SALE No. 1 Altalfa hny, thor
ouKhly cured- I'hone Farmer 4x-U-21-12t
FUH SA1.K- Household furniture
, will be sold Suturduy, June 24th,
from 2 to 5 p. in., UINi I.Miiin street.
(i-21-atp
F()K SALK Seven-year-old mare
with coll. Would consider, second
hand car. Phone y '.'.-K. K-2UU
IIDOMING lltJUSK For sole. In
iiuire at Imperial Hotel. G-20-titp
FOR SALE Keusonuble. Ford chas j
sis iust overhauled. New tires.!
Suitable for bug or delivery car. At,
Mulville's Ilardwure-
1428 Adams.
C-H-tf:
FOR SALE Three !1 1-4 and two
H 1-2 wagons. Excellent condition
Also several sets heavy teum hur-
ness. Call J. L. Munhull at Palmer
Mill Ham. G-lG-tf
FOR SALE Five-piece wicker furni
ture day bed, writing desk, twjjj
chairs, fernery, businett. GOO O Ave.;.
-G-LI-tf'
FOR SALE '11117 Dodge Touring,.
Car, if.,00. Inquire lOlii 1 avenue
l . G-lli-(it
FtJJt SAI.Et-2.') head of sheep. Par
ley Feik, Farmers 210. G-lG-(itp
HOUSE FOR SALE.
Six-room modern house, built-in
sleeping porch. 1107 Main. G-15-Otn
l;OS'l'
LOST Bay horse with roached inane,
newly shot. Hianded H- U- on left
shoulder. $15.00 reward- Main 508.
G-22-Gtp
vami:d
WANTED TO RKNT Three or four
modem uiifurm.sheu rooms or 4 or
five room modern hou.-e. Address
liox 70ti. . ti-21-tf
WANTED Competent cirl or '
man for cpneml housework- Write
"M " care Observer. fi-19-tf
i-oit hi;t
VMl,- RKNT K-urnished apartment
for rent. 1904 Third street, fl-21-.lt
HOUSK FOK RKNT Furniture for
-sale cheap.- Phone 472-R. 90li
Fcnn. Ave. 6-20-tf
FOR RKNT Room with or without
hn.ird. H-'U Adnms Ave. -17-tf
FOR RENT One furnished room at
141)4 Adams avenue. 6JW-tf
I'OU RENT Furnished apartment
100(1 Washington Ave. Washington
Apartments. 6-9-tt
.tllSCHI.I.AXKCXS
ANYONE Havinif information re-
irartr.nir Harold Schellherir h where'
ahotits, please notify John Hood,
Walla Walla, WashinRton. (i-2'2-:ttp
1-iM QUICK Messenger
call 'Main 595.
SKRVK'.K
. 6-12-tf
JOSEPII-LA GRANDE Auto Stage
leaves Joseph and 7:30 a. m.; leaves
La Grande at 2:00 p. m. 6-10-tf
III-MS11TC11ING, liutions Covered.
.Mrs. I.. H. Norton, !IOt Adams ,Ave.
PUBLIC STtNOGHAPHER at Leigh
ton's Welding & Machine Works.
4-15-tf
LOCAL CORSETIERK for Barclej
Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Conncll, 1104
O avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly
Custom-made Corsets, Guaranteed
throughout. Also ITemstitching and
Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed.
8-1-tt
$:l.-.00 REW ARD.
Strayed or Stolen one dark sor
rel gelding, branded dot over lower
half of circle, on right shoulder; one
bay gelding, branded J between two
quarter circles, on shoulder. Both
shod, foretops roached, nnd roachH
under collars. Weight, LIOU and U150
lbs. $10.00 will be pan! for locating
on, I t-r. 00 fnw ,ii-rA,t. nnd I
conviction, if stolen. . Tnp spirit of the outdoors is evident
Address E. L. Stine, R. T. No. I, in "Don't Tell Everything," which was
La Grande, Oregon, or phone I)onitne attraction last night at the Ar
Mtirehison. Imiilcr. Oregon. li-20-:lt cade Theatre. It is a Paramount Pic-
"good night Bays
I'M THlJotlftH"
AND NE HAve A
WHOLE FORT fUNtrTeo
VET THE
Ooss ifTi--
BELL RINGS
, JOLLV STol
I.KUMAN SPRINGS OPKX TO
TflK PUBLIC
(leriiiKs, The notable thin, ot vourito,
... ,. , J i the combination of Wullnce Kei'l,
Music this summer by McElroy , (;Iotiu SwttBMI1 um Klliott Dexter i.i
Orchestra. A few empty eulfin left,, the picture which in itself is u nuper
muke reservations early. Bit? boxinl wt uttmction. Itut when there i n
and wrestling mutcll the 4th of July breezy story, a tunle of fabrications
Phone or write to Lehman Springs: und u lot of good : nituations enlivened
for reservations.
T. B.
nUFFINGTOM,
Manager.
NOTICK TO COXTRACTOUS.
.Sealed bids will be received by the;
0n,eon Sutl. Highway C ommission at
, oviook u. m., Saturday, June 24th.
l'J'2'2, at Koom 18, 1-u liiuiule National
uun.li,, for 21180 square feot
f s;x.in,.h concrete iiuvenunt. and
440 square feet oj four-inch concrete handsomely staged
pavement. "Don't Till Everything" and a late
No bids will be considered unless news reel will be the attraction at Un
accompanied by cash, bidder's bond' Aiende Theatre today and Saturday.
or i'ti titled check for an amount equal
to five per cent of the total amountl
bid. ' . . I
A satisfactory bond will be required
for the fnilhful nerformunce of the
contract in a sum equal to one-halfj
the total amount bid.
Proposal blanks and fill infornia-j
tion for bidders may be obtained atj
the offices of the State JliKhway
Division offices, Room 18, I.n lrande
National Hunk building, La Grande,
Oregon.
1 he right is reserved to reject any
"" ' Proposals or to accept the pro-
nasal deemed best for the State of i
Oregon.
Oregon Slate Highway Com mission.!
11. II. Iialdock,
Division Engineer.
La Grande, Oregon.
June 20. 1922.
fl-20-lt
THEATRES
SA'ITRIMY EVENING I'OST
STORY IN FILMS.
ine Buiuruay evening I'ost. sup-
plietl tho story for "Trucked to ,.,arge of iiilonnatlon bureaus.
Luith, the Universal Special Attrac- Kansas Cltv homos lire to ho
tion starring Frank Mayo, which thrown open to tho delegates to sup
comes to the Star Theatre Saturday Ipiemont tho hotel iiceoniinodntioim,
and Sunday. William J. Neidig wrote and Hoy Scouts will guide the visi
it und Wallace Clifton prepared th?i tora to the lodgings nssignitl to
continuity. Willium WorthingUm them.
directed the filming with Virginia'
Vulli, Harold Goodwin, Buck Connors,
Duke Lee, Lon l'off, Jack Wultcr.i,!
Percy Chullenger and Arthur Millett;
in the principal supporting character-!
iKimons.
Remembering the wide circulation
of the Suturduy Evening Post, it is
sufo to say that thousands will be
interested in the showing of this pro
duction. A smooth talker, but honest
that is the hero of the drama: lf
lie doesn't win admiration from men body of General Kelie Angeles, who ,
ami women ulike, it is not because of; was shot two years ago in Chi- 'i
his "line" which is irreproachable In'huuhua following, bis capture by J
its finesse and polish. ! Carranzn forces, probably will he !
He goes into the lonely wastes o' brought to J'achuca, his former
the sand hills and find und rupture,' honie, Tor final Interment. A move- J
single-hnnderf, a ()iind1t ginng. Jlc'ment to that effect bus been rftii I-, i
'raps them in the desert by jateulieg 1 uniUVoiiif Idunt ai ubsei-lption J
thtir horses. But he is seen doing it campaign to obLnin ViindB lor a!
and the next thing he knows he is the! suitable inojiiinient to the fainotts
centre , of. a posse which is hunting, artillery expert lu Mexico City.
for a convenient tree limb. He is con- General Angeles was one of Mex- 'i
victed, by taccituin, incurious West-leo's most tlliistrioim inllltury men
erners of being a horse thief, with-and during the world wur achieved !
ottt uny jutlge, jury or other legal! conslderublo fame ln the Krench;'
hindrances. arniy ns n, ninster of artillery. it.
Ihut sounds good. If the rest is ai - ---- - -L -
gootl, it ought to be a .knockout of a
plot as fur as holding the interest is!
concerned.
A two-reel comedy is also to lie
shown.
The attraction at the Star Theatre
tonight is a Pill Hart feature and the
clnsintr chapter of "Winners of the
West."
AT SHERIIY'S LAST DAY OF
WILL ROG HliS IN "AN UN.
WILLLNG HEIIO."
lAfter having a job thrown at him
the hero's task in Will Rogers' latest
Goidwyn picture, "An Unwilling;
Heto," is to avoid work. In this,
story by the famous short story writ
er, O. Henry, Will Rogers is n tie-1
Iightful tramp who is anything but!
heroic. But chance makes a l.ern of
him- Nevertheless, he surmounts
the honor in his own wnv. i th,. J
light of all who arc fortunate. enough!
to see him in this latut hobo charac-i
tertzation.
Those who remember Mr. Rogers'!
characterizations in "Jubilo," "Hot-;
est Hutch," and "Jes' Call .Me Jim,"i
know that this actor's impersonations!
are far removed from acting. They!
are real; nnd only because Will Hog-!
eis knows the types he portrays. llis
early days spent on Western ranches'
gave him sufficient opportunity to!
become uctiuuinted with many a
kiight of the road. And this is thl
knowledge that he vivifies in his vur
iou soft-collar roles.
Aso showing "Miracles of the Jun
gle." :
' DON'T TELL EVERYTHING"
WITH ItEll). SWANSON AND
DEXTER IS A REAL HIT.
Wilbur's Private Office
IT'S JUT
A CHtErtl'l-'L
R5MINOER
THAT WERE
VHEN l GET To BE
&OS$ I'M Gi01N TO
CJUIT AT ONE O'CLOCK-
AnO I'll &A7 gooo-
NOT THE
BOS3 .
,
If nut
It 11 10 :iml ptoitmc.l with the usual ex-r,-.
11..1W... ,,,. ..i,u i.r.
by teal acting it becomes of added,
inteiesl. Hum Wood directed, l.ornn
Moon wrote and A. S. I.eVino adapt
ed the story. It has to do with two
womtn who love the same man, u self)
saciilicin'r menu who loves one ot
the
women Hint who help his friaml!
,vin her even atfiiinst his own ehnne-
of happiness. There is a spirite.i1
to win
polo vame and n realistic aecident'
duiinx its progress. 'It is a real pic-.
tine with real people in It. and it I
INEW FLAB IS
Oly AMocmied Prss,
KANSAS I'lTY, Mo., June 2:1.
Tho new "Ohrlstlii'ii flag." white with
a red cross on a blue field, is fli it-
lg above Convention Hull, levul !
win. , i,., u,..-u ,..,.1 i, ,h,,h,,-
with the Stu s and snipes
during
the lnternutlonal Sunday
School
t-onventiou here.
The fluic, It Is explained. Is In
tended us an eiulWoin of the Chris
tian unity which It is hopad Hie
convention will do-much to stroimth-
eu and further.
A rully of youns men .and wo-j
inon under 54 years of ii-e wfll be
held Juno 2t, coincidentally with
tho cnnventlon. The young people's
ll rally will be In a separate auditor
ium.
Largo numbers of young peoplo
have volunteered for service during
tho convention. Some will lake!
part in the pageant of Christianity !
to he given, nightly during the eou-
vn, itl.it, u-lilln otlifiru will nrl diu
i,,- ,iv ,-,,v,il,, ,nt l
' MFXIPO CITY. .Tune 2.1. The I
- In
HORN N PA
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 in un ins
h m m m m m m m m m m m
BODY WILL BE
SENTTOHOME
STAR
BILL H
"Square Deal
Sarnderson,V
And Closing Chapters of
"WINNERS OF THE WEST"
SATURDAY
FRANK MAYO in "TRACKED TO EARTH"
And a Two-Reel Comedy
IP I WAS
BOSS I'd
CHAMliE TllE
VJMOtE
Place
1 IP IWA6
euss i'd
7-! 'I
ITHREE YEARS OF "I
I TROUBLE ENDED 1
! IN THE WEEKS
I'urlltind Citizen Wuk So Weak From l
Stiimach Trouble He (.'mild .Not J
Work Now Fats AnytliiiiK ami Is ,
buck on the Job.
"Tanlac did for me in Just afew'J
weeks what 1 tried for three yeufe!,
siid a. half to get other medicines to
do," said Oscar l.iiitincn, 4011 Fair- j
bank Avi, doitland, Ore., a' wel I.
known member of t'arpentQi'H Union t!
No. 22ii ami ihc Swedish Sick Itenefili!
Association. ' I
"I suffeied fiom stomach tr-oubkii
j ami constipation and was getting
i wor e right along. I had no appetiti
' and di cadid to eat, for my food caus
ed gas that hloaied me up tight as n
drum and pressed against mv heart
j making it beat twice us fust us it
.should - hvery morning got up wit)
I"" awful headache mid my nerves
'""' s" uliSt'' my kidneys in such
" 1 wu-s urauie to get
g'd night s sleep, and I was. so weak
1 could not work.
''I hi'gan to improve right uwny
when 1 began taking Tanlac. My up
petite is now so big my wife can hard
ly put enough ill my lunch box
never suffer from gas, headaches, and
nervousness my kidneys are in good
onier and 1 have trained weight,
certainly am grateful to Tanlac "
Tanlac is sold by all good drug
gists Adv.
The Trouble With Big Kamlll...
"Kin her of Ninety-four Assaulted,"
says u headline. That's Ihu worst ,,f
I these large families ;
, ' ""
",tii- t - iourrei.uiue.
I'assinif Show, Loudon.
Recommend Chamberlain's Tablets.
"Chainlierlnin's Tulllet have heei
used by my husband and myself of
and on for the Past five years. Whei
my hu:-l:::nd goes away from home lv
always takes a bottle of them alon.
with him. Whenever I have that heav
feeling after eating, or feel dull ant
played out, 1 take one or t,wo of Chuqv
berlain's Tublets ami thcy.fijc me ir
fine,1' writes Mrs. Newton frcclnntl
Minna, N. V. Take thl si table.-
when troubled with rnnstfpution
indigestion and they will do you good
Adv.
1
f CE !
SANITARY" ICE CO.
Two Phones
597-J 297-M
W. D. GRANDY, Prop.
today: ;
ART
-
FY .LMN
THERE GOES
THE WWITTIH'
--
Cool and Comfortable
Summer Wear
PONGEE SHIRTS
E. & W. SEJVII-STIFF COLLARS
OXFORD SHOES
TAILOR MADE SUITS '
New paterns just in Come in and see them.....
The Toggery
l
I
Andrews
KNOX HATS
Straws and Felts
Thu Flr.t Sece.ilonl.t.
The Hi-st person to suggest secession
ill eoliKi-eKS bt supposed to have been
Joslah tjiiiucy of Massucbtisetts.. lu
1811 he tol. I his colleagues Halt If
Louisiana were udtnitted to the I'lilou
It will be Hie right of all mid duly
of some (of the slates) detlullely to
prepare for a seput-mloii; tiiulrnhly
If I hoy can, violently If they must."
(Juliu-y was called to order for his
reuuii'ks by the speaker, but on appeitl
the speaker's decision wug reversed.
The Reason for our Substantial Growth
is our Substantial Service
i i'i -
i3?MmMA:
i t. o
u 3 A c a
a o c -a --
fVnslfiney' niliol to saving to pon
(lui'iiii your husiiu'ss or personal al'l'airs
in a financial sense, will prove to lie 11
rare and nniregnalle rtuilt? to eomfort
a lilu wealth.
TYnis liank is. tlioroiiKlily eiiippo(l to
handle your every hanking; need. . Vc
shall (jonsider it a courtesy to have yon
e.'U upon ns io niuko use of our saving
or eliorkinjr (lepai'tinents.
United States National' Bank
- La Grande, Ore.
w
Here She Is--Good As New
"With cylinders RECiROUND, ANT) PITTED WITH McQttay
Nnrrls Piston Rings, Pistons and Plus, your motor Is practically as
good oh new," says tho cylinder regrlndor.1 ' ' 1 ' ' ' "
Motorists tiro Just beginning lo reallso liow much added life,
and mileage, can be given their curs by having cylinders regrounrt,
und new rings, pistons and pins histalleil. Wheu thesn three. vital
units are renewed in a regriiuiid cylinder block, tho result is prac
tically a new motor. . :
I in every section of tho country nro shops which speelalite In
regrlnding equipped with special tools and machinery for. thla
J work.
1 1 Your repalrmnn can tell yotl whether new piston rings alone
! ore nil your motor needs to bring back Its Inst power, or whether
I the cylinder of your motor nwed regrlndliiB und cnmtplrto new
J ring, piston nnd pin equipment.
j There Is a Mcyuuy-Norrla Ring mndo from Elnetrlc Iron
J for every purpose and price; specially designed und nianitfuc-
I lined for replacement purposes each type donlgnctl for the par-
tlciilnr motor It fits. All sUiidtird sizes and ovor-sizes. An ex-
'! tract from McCJuuy-NorrlS, Saturday Evening Post.
. You can get tiilclt service from us.
j LEIGtHTON'S WELDING- & MACHINE WORKS
La (Ji'a.ndc, Oregon
Long Distance
Service
"Station-to Station" rates do not apply
when a particular person is designatod. "Even
ing and Night" rates apply only on "Station-toStation"
calls. "Station-to-Station, Evening
and Night" rates apply only to calls over tho
"Bell System." 4 ,
Home Independen!
Telephone Qv
Bros.
O'DONNELL
Shoes j
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea
Remedy.
Every family should keep this prep
aration nl luiiiil during the hot of tlni
summer mouths. It is almost sure to
be neetteil, and when that time comes,
is worth tunny times its cost. Ittiy
it now. Adv. ' '
READ THE WANT ADS!
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