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THE LA GRANDE fiVKNINC, OBSERVER
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Classified Want Ads
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By Coitdo
I THEATRES
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
OHTKOPA'A'rilO PHYSICIANS
DK. J. U and DR. MArtf.Aiti.yr inini.ts
Ofitttopntc-tia. UiH.-uMes ot women una
Of lieu til win.-
ntlllllt Xlnii. lilt
imtlilc I'hyKKitin ;unl ,Snreon I
lniyo taken ui.-r Uh- inacllco uiul
ouii'CH of lh tioo. w. Zimmerman.
I Hiillll IMIKUKO ill U K-ilMill lUilttlie
Wl'h t'oniiiu-ntt'iirs as a SiH-cialty.
Of.fice -1'hoiH'. .Main i;:t; Kfsii-n
I'hoiH', :is7-j. I'ulinei-Koesch HIiIk.
I-a (Jiaiule. Ore. ' i:'-4-lini'
KOCH RAN and EBKRHA HD Geo. T
Cochran and Colon it. Ebttrbard. At
torney, L, Uraude National Bank
C. H. KINN At(ornpy-iit-l.:iw. liooint)
20 unil 2a, Foley ou'ice UxIIk. Take
Klovator. 2-1 :t- 1 in
ClllKOI'KAClOR.
DR RKI-LE MYEliS. Chimr-.nT'r. NVw
Foley Building1. Hours 1U to 12 n. m..
2 to fi p. m. mid 7 to 8 p. m. 7-24-tf
OR J. E. WOODELL Chiropractor and
Naturopath. Nervous nnd chronic
dUeaaea a epeclaltv. Butte 20, Bnsn
mer lildg1. Over Hllverthorn's. Office
hours, 10 to 12 a. m.. 1.30 to 5 p. m.,
to S erenlnga. Plume 497-1fv.
XTATUHE CUliB
DR, A. N. MaTA'ILTjK PpeetsiUt in
cbronlc diseases. Methods, Mechano
Tt.era.py and Naturopnth. Skin and
blood disease, nervous ri Incases
Chronic Headache, Eer'-ma, Sciatica,
Appendicitis, .'Constipation, How el
Trouble; all kinds of Chronic nHd
ea oucneasfully truated. Phone Main
693. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Co4-
Idiro met. opposite Star Theatre. Of
nee noura. i i to u
FOR HA LB OK 1HAUM
FOR SALE First class fence posts.
Formers 10X2 , 12-12-tf
FXAINK HA MMKESTF.IX AND
(HWVAV T.CAIll.H CO-STAit
IN "ON K WKKK IW l.OVK"
In "One Wi
whirl 1 1
k of Love,"
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PAPER FOR API'LK AND FRUIT.;",' " , 1 ... , 1?" ,'t ,h,i iV...
n . .i . iM. inuiMinv. inn niiiuiir "i mm nj
fi. ru n 7 ; ate in for n hilarious time or it- Ino
' pirture is uuite the most eci:i
sia i riiniiup ,ta mfrim'r- nnd ininwsivi witt'e of work t tint
il I'ook hiis bi'on ihituteiiiiiir to explorl.- up-
stovo. I'honc :!3-J. 1J115 Z iivenue. jon us for weeks. CVi Uiinly M'.t.m
1-1:-.Ud 'Sclsnii'k, who produrrit the Picture
has n'MT Vent linythiiiR lJ'f-"
FOil SAI.K One while enumel brass s0 enlhrailin);.
bed, two dressers, china clo?et,j Her- aie the inirredirnts that -nake
chiffonier, electric washer, three the picture one of u'-.usunl inpl:
11x12 rui;s, heaters and ransresJA twi.i atarrini,' com! Inalion, E'finc
HiBhest cash price paid for used , llaimiierslein a'nd Conway T irle,
furniture, llayos Commission tipiayinj? together tor (he first time; a
Second Hand Store, 100 Fir. l'ho'nelstoiy by Edwar.l ,1. MonUiftiif that
51S-J. ione mav call really "bie" without
12-13-lniP blushini; in enibarrassment; direction)
1 -. - . . - . by George Archainbniid that fulfills
FOH WJHTT ail torniur . promises matle 1'V this
... , imaginative Frenchman; and u sup-
FOK RENT llousekeepine; rooms, portinir cast that is not dwarfed even
Phone MiiO-W'. l-lK-tfjby the full-power stalling cor.ibii.a-
tton.
HEY
ST
mmm
Fish Story.
Aa P.essle't ifreiitn live near ;ha
Reasliore, ' ihey tuaiietimeH use HiauU
ftsli lis fi'rtlll.ir fur the tloww heils.
Bessie liail ohservej . this, and when
wane time later the stiff, spiky leaven
of the KlndlohtK appeared, she ran lo
her mother and excitedly announced:
"till, taainata. the llh are cuaiiliK lip ;
their tails are stli kliik' rlttht ihrouth."
ilosloa Transerlpr.
FOR RENT-5-room house. Inquire
Newlin Book and Stationery Store.
l-lfi-tf
The picture is in accordance with
the Stiznick company's new-hatui. !
MliVv Thnf nf nrmhieim' ''bin'"
FOR RENT-IIeated rooms and board :st0ries only with crowilcd star casu.
it oesirai, ".lose in. inquire luThe company has pit its buji font
Hemlock. l-12-itp . fnr,,.,H in tlii ciwr. nnd it, if t., be
FOR RENT 3-room motlern fur-i " H . ""7 i 'u; , VV " , : .,- -t
n snei aparunetu. '" '. '!!,, e who will applaud "0.10
FOR RENT
ed apartment,
ave.
iweeK oi love.
Steam heated furnish- The story concerns
p. Kl.
I'ona Jjtatlon free.
tlANO TUNERM
society eirl
10015 Washington ' who sit .denly tires of the ear!l'a-ij
1-h-tt jWorldlv pleasures and decides ti take
j a jaunt in an aeroplane. Unforhin
WANXKO " " lately, she flies in the same spirit
that she (lances; and when hei' p'anc
Board and room in private home, i accidentally conies down to earth, a
1:10 to 6:00 i Inquirer 102 Hemlock. l-10-(itp lot of her hlKh-falutin notions .miimc
' rr i doyvu with her. ne lands rignt. in a
Washinc or work by daynest of outlaws, the chief af whom
S-4-tr
KXP10HT PIANO Tt'NINii Clean onrt
TOtea your piano without ' extra
charge. Work Kin'rHnlf.Tj. Call N't'w
!in Hook Store for appointment. Roy
R. Phillips. 4-10-tr
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
lb O. O. M. L.a Grande Lodge No. 850,
Loyal Order of Moose, holds regular
saeetlng-B eery Thursiiay nisht at 8
p. m. at Odd Fellows' Hull. The Wo
neD'i Mooaeheart Legion meets sec
ond and fourth Thursdayu of each
month. Moose Legion of the W rid
Bieeta secund Mo-mny of eacb ax l -h.
Visitors always welcome.
J. J. "HA It KAN, Dictator,
. C. S. SHULTK, Secretary.
I, P. O. HKKS La Grnndc Lodge No.
419. Lodge meets each Timrpday; eyr
enlno; at 8 o'clock. Hom and cluu
privlleires cheerfully extended to all
Brother Blks.
S. DIAN CROWE, Exa.-e- Ruler.
F. L. PEARSON, SeoiVry.
(ODERN WOODMEN OP AMEltlOA
Ia Grande Camp No. 7703 morts on
the first Thursday evening of each
Month, In the K. of P. Hail. VlaltitiK
neighbors welcome.
B. R. H1NOO. V. C,
JAKE ROSTOCK, Clerk.
k. F, tu3 A. M. La Cranio Lodffe No.
41, A. F. and A, M., holds tCKUlar
noetlnes first and third bYldaya,At
7:11 v. m. Cordial, welcoiwie to all
aaon
LOT. L. SNOnGRASS, ;W. M.
E. R. RINGO, See; '
i, O. HJA3LE8 Aerte No. 259, meett
very X'riday nlpht at Kagles Hall.
Viaitinv Members welcome.
Z. LILLY, W. P.
J. E. JUlRnSEKL, Hec
WOO DM KM OP THR WOULD La
Grande Camp No. 160, MoetH every
Monday nlsht at Knjrlcs liall. All
viitlnfi: neiffhoor; wulcomo, Dues
payal)le at tlie offire of the clerk.
Rooms 21-22, La Grande" Nutional
Bank ftlrig.
J. J. MURC1ITSON, C. C.
R. J. KITCHKN, Clerk.
XNIOHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Cross
Lodtfo No. 27, meuts every Monday
flVf-ntnif In Castle H.ll (K. of p.
IIal at 8 p. ni. A Pythian welcome
to all visiting Knlrrhts.
K. i vi i-;los. r. c.
K. GKAliAM, K. It. S.
WOMKN'8 HKNEKIT ASSOC1ATUJN of
the Maccabees, La Gr.mde LotrKe No
17, W. B. A. of M. Lodge meets first
Thursday at 2 p. m. and third Wed
neday at 8 p. m . at K. of P. UalL
Visiting Slaters welcome.
MRS. NORA li. MACKEY,
i CORimanaor.
ARJORIB EATON.
Record Keeper. '
WANTED
or hour.
Phone :tim-R
1-15-Ot
WANTED Colored woman wants
work by the day or hour. Phone
244-W. l-l,'l-4t
WANTED Fireman wants room
with private family with priviletre
of practicing Xylophone. Write W.
A. M., care Observer. l-lU-3tp
sort .of Cupttun Kidd of thc-
mountains.
From this point on tho story is
conclusively and totally absorbing so
that one wishes for an extra eye to
view ail the jjoinps-on. The pi"1, far
from being xa mechanical doll ihat
does aa it is told, evinces a spirit
that is at once audacious and cour-
eous. Nevertheless, she has a bat
j tie and a half on her hands trying
Ho war! off this (Jod's-Countrv
ASTRAYED A red Cell? cow, crop; Sheik. To jrive away the story be
and underbit on ripht ear. No fre t h'W received the key to our
brands visible. Taken up at my y. would be doing it a great in
place in Kruitdale 6n 14th day of iJufllt,f- w can only say that it if
December. Owner may have same ""'"H'e " i"-' 'uu ' f"-
STftAYKD.
by proving ownership, paying for
keep and for this ad. Thomas
Standley. l-10-5tP
ture at its best and is, its own excuse
for being. .
UEMSTITCHlNGi-Buttons Covered.
MrsvL..Hr Norton, 906 Adams, Ave,iJlomnnoff Diamond Theft Thome-.' of
lit SFIEKRY'S TODAY i j '
AND TOMORROW
"A FACE IN THE FOG
LOCAL CORSETIERli for Barclex
Corsat. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104
O avonut. - Phone 147 -J. Strictly
Custom -m a d Corsets. Guaranteed
throughout. Also Hemstitching and
Picot Edgo. Work Gtiarantaed. i
L ! . B-l-tl
, (Jrent Picture. Mysterious Disap
peiirance hi uussum 1'riiiceni iso
Kxplamed in Picture, "he raccin
the Fog." i i .! 1
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La Grande
The mystery of the Romanoff dia
monds, that wonderful collection -of
precious gems owned by thet late
Czar of Russia, has never been satis
factorily solved, but every now and
then, JLluVi turn up in the news. R
cerltiy, 1 cable dispatch from Bel-
jgium announced that the customs au
I'thorities had seized a famous emerald
surrounded by twenty diamond?
MATTRESS SHOP and ;hich fmpry wJnP t the great
WEAVING WORKS
; ilar instance of attempted
of nil kinds cleaned t:!,nff ,n,t0 America of the Romanofi
if father nonnvnHr.tr ! diamonds that Jack Iloyle founded
Mattresses
! and rebuilt
i Rag Rags and Fluff. Rugs fori
J sale.
i Cflrpet and Rug Cleaning
I 9x12, $1.50 And np
J Chas. Edwards, Prop,
i Phone 253-W
his famous "lloston Blackie" story.
"The race in the Fog."
TU ,i: .."
0. E. H. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. BJ. 8..
holds atntd communication the sec
ond and fourth Wednesdays of each
atonth. Visiting menhera cordially
lnwied.
MAI. Til A El.I.lOTT PAHKKIt, W. M.
ANNA . GHOYK, H- c.
r
T-A-X-I
Call Main 580
Imperial Billiards
Olympia Oyster
Cocktails
the Grand
; Duchess Tatiana, youngest and favor-
liite daughter of the late Czar, is also
another mystery that has never been
solved. Accounts agree that she did
not submit tamely to the fate of the
rest of the royal family, but made
her escape in disguise of a peasant
girl. Some declare tliat she was
I overtaken and murdered by the
"Reds, while others insist that she
got away and there was a rumor
that she reached the United States in
safety, and has since lived here incog
in Season .
at
THE L0TTES
1118 Jefferson Ave.
Some new parties are founded on
nriin-inlcs- hut most of them are
founded on sore spots.
iaxi
CLUR CIGAR STORE
Main 7C8
A Car Always Ready
For You
IS
m&imm!r nn
Kilii iU-l ' r
YOU . H g Tj ! ' j
on the tgMiJ Brvrirs.
VOCATIONAL : IMlM
WORK URGED STAMPS 0UT
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. It!. Offi
l-eil
Line
OCT KSl'I.TS WITH A WANT AI
New Suits
Patterns for tailor
made suits just arrived.
See them and have a
suit tailored to your in
dividual style.
Everything:' in Men's
Furnishings..'
The Toggery
Andrews Bros.
Knox H;its
lri;liiK tlmt every war volorim of
this clly aiHl vlrlnlly who lias Ik'i-h
(By Associated Press)
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. It!.
cials of the Twelfth District
Where thickness of a Hair
Equals a Mile
TTR hair of a human hrnd a veniKea from two to throe thou-
nanthH of an inch, nnd ,tl motor wrvlee nhop work la baaed
on accuracy so course na a "hair's breadth," only poop resultB
can bo obtained. . . ,...-
Autoinoblles may be designed nllke.hnd Ibok the an met yet
one, because of pr'i!lso fits, has more power, hprnl nnd less vl
brullon. 'When pistons liini. cylinder Imro-s are held to. Ilmlta of.
one thousandth , plus or inlniiH, it nifanH Hint- often a 'piston- .001
iiiidersl.e kois into a hoi-o which is .no l j overlf; and. In enst"
of a tlirrti-ineh piston, instead ul' havliiR1 a-uiill elearanee of .OOB ;
.001 Ktr i melt Inch of piston dlunutlrr) It Iiuh .005 and hecomea1
an "oil-pumper" an error of . vhh tlnui an nvrraK" ' bnlr'S1
brcadlh. yet, the results could have, been no worsti Jiod ,lt been'
a "mile." . - ... i 1 . .( .. -m t ',-:-'
Avoid errors fn broad as a hnlr. nnd for rloaely fitted pistons
and perfectly wound cylinders have your repairmen brJnjr yodr
cylinder block to us for refrrimliiiK und pt.slou aisenibllntr. ;
Leighton's Welding &
Machine Works
La Grande, Oregon
the redemption money may ue ri-in-vested
in other ifovernment securities
bearini; interest ns from January 1.
TherohAvas approximately .?S1,000,-000-
dn atanips sold id , the district.
About forty percent were redeemed
liofm Novemher.Jfi and January I.
Kiaiitf.l vocational training nt tne cx-'era neHervc bank announced here to
pcnmi of Hie Kovermiicnt nml has fall- . thnt there is apl,roximatcly ?:i5,
nd lo enter tiHlnitisr do w nt ""- 000,000 jn war savinRS stamps in the
i-arllcsl poMKllile Inoment. 1-. '. Jom-!,,;,.!. iu, hnvn not been nrcsentc.'l
eph, northwest dlstrlot nianiiT of f)r r(!1en,p, jon despite the fact that
Hie I nlKii stiiien VeteiniiM' iMireiu to-jy ceasPlf bearinp; interest after
'lay i nested also ilit ,M . f'-rW;) Junuirry . li)2:W The ' states- in the
i'ik'ii who niadi'"i 'iiiVtts 'for 'Iraliilnu' district are: California, Orojronj lda
iy Idler ln-fore the application peiiodj10j jjtaj1; Nevada, and' portiifiis .of
i xidn-d Decemher HI. file for-1 Arizona, Alaska and Hawaii also are
mal claim for frainlne at Hie lleur- included in the district, j
st office of the hureii Immediately. bnk ;s sendi out Urfretlt'
Mr. Joseph staled that the federal cil,sito have atainps turned in
law allows the dlsablM 'r''-wraiV H,f . tn cnd of this 'week, so that
one yen- niier neui pieejurco jjiiki
;ile for li'alnini: to beiflrf'hiH vderifional
course pri'sumliiK tlijil- the vocational
handicati continueK. tlowcvi; If tbej
hanillcap (llsulipears during t II ((elav,,
the velevall will likely loHe IliyopVorV
tunlly to learn a new trade pr prn
I'esslon under the direction of Wie R(A--ernment.
It was Htated. finreau o
flciats di'elared thnt the Kovernmeut
is eai;er to liave every veteran en
titled to relief under tho federal l.-iws
lake advantage of tho opporlmilVUti:
offered.
o l ;.'.'.:;... i'.,J.l.. H.l.
. .'. . ,' , ; ',. earlv and painless elimination
trainhiK application privilc-e ,,,1 blisehull rookies who are unable to
tnon.h sl,-,!ll'ylnff a desire to lake "lake the Kn.de thus
op vocational trainliiK. Such reinicsts, ; "'r '"" r ' '
accordlnS to Mr. Joseph, en.llle Ihe'hll" dpll..C tl e pi ' W"H
veterans t. ike formal claim rrlinnounced here by George I utman ,
trninlfK at Ihe.proscnt time and and. ocretary of the San I- ranc.sco club. ,
a. Ion should be taken Immedlilely. 1 has been the time honored cus-
torn to take young rookies into the
I train infr camps ami then release them
HOUSF ON WHEKLS 1 i F thev did not have the stuff on the
(Bv Associated Press) 1"- However, the Seals now plan I
HOQUIAM, Wash., Jan. A li'Ki'" K'v 'he younKsters a tryout in j
house on wheels, to (five the nation Snn Francisco for ten days prior to.
a glimpse of the big timber of the'ine m-pamire i"i w n n
n. ' . t i ; If ll1n l.tttti uhntu r'ltiuu lltWI SiDPffl
northwest, is expected lo leave nere
DIAMOND ROOKIES
TO IiE ELIMINATED
Furniture Exchange
E FURNISHERS
nit tlie' P6qkelok 1 j I A '
cE,!i4y.!Lii; Uffl
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Heaters at Price to Suit rjie Pdcltetuoo
, ED DONOIIUE,'
Phone 474-J . , ; :s is , FiE.& Jeffer'son
il II N. (I
I
(Bv Associated Press)
iSAN YliANCISCOj Jan. Hi.
An
of
in the spring for a tour of tha United
States. The house will be hollowed
from a ffrcat fir log and will he sev
en feet wide and six feet high. It
If the bnvs show class and speed.
thev will then be taken along with
the' team and given a real opportun-1
ity. If they slip, they will be III I
out without embarrassment or pub-
Mr. Boyle's ingenious solution of
this twin mystery, makes the fate
of the Hast of the Romanoffs and the
crown jewels which were the last
telic of loyalty rest upon th skill
and cleverness of the reformed
American crook. "Blackie" Dawson.
How bis early criminal career enab-!o
led Dawson to see through the ma-lg
chinations of the Soviet represen-io
tatives and foil their attempts to re-l
capture the Grand Duchess and her I
diamonds, forms, the plot of that fas-jc
einaling photoplay, "The Face in the
Fog." 1 2
! Lionel Parrymore, Seenn Owen and o
Osmium the Heaviest Metal, Lowell Sherman portray the prin-iS.
It nppeurs Ihut tho heaviest metal cPk1 ro,l's. The production is mas-!o
Is osmium, which lias, bulk for bulk. Is lnc "upi-oriing cast all mat
very nearly twice tho weight of lend. the m,wt enactmg taste could de
Tho specific : ifr.ivlty of gold 1, about I shwi conle,, ..AMan,!o
nineteen and l. quarter, while that of U jj, A Dog" 2
osmium Is almost tweuty-two and A j ' '. J 0
half. Osmium Is also tho least fusible , i o
of metals, remaining unuftected by a Fruit packing concerns nt Imbler0
degree of htat eopablo of causing plat- packing and shipping ahout 200 io
Ilium to run like water. It even re- canoaos oi ai.pies. a icw Krowers
slsis tho Ineoncelvablo temperature of ''r ,h"-'h ."f " box
the electric are.
ii k. t ,.nn,i,rh to f it. tho ehiniui. i licitv. according to Secretary Put
of an automobilu. ,i ln. The preliminary tryout will ;
. i be a secret and no one but Jack
The Houuiam Commercial club is! Miller, manager, Jim Scott and Joe
the owner of the house. C. E. Cave ' Kelly will kndw who has tried and
of Seattle will he the driver. 'failed. '
for their products, while others are
receiving much less.
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I 1 9
1907 - 1923 I
o
Sixteen years of ceaseless effort to please our custom-
era and to render every service consistent with sound 2
business principles finds us more completely equipped o
than ever before to supply La Grande and all Eastern r
Oregon with both fresh and cured meats. Our new
packing plant has no equal in the state outside of
Portland, and is not excelled there except in size.
We solicit your continued good will and patronage
for 1023.
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
"TO DA Y-
Make yourself master of today, and. you will
win. Why lose time and possibly opportunity
by writing when you can have the satisfaction
of immediate response by using our long dist
ance lines? Any telephone is a long distance
station. .
HOME INDEPENDENT
TELEPHONE COMPAN Y
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A CLASSIFIED AD WILL DO IT
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8!
Olivia Cets a Thrill
1 1
,,s"i' 1 the electric ore.
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
A
MRS. DUFF WANTED , J THIS MAV BE THE OWE
ONE OF HER'. RIGHTING ) MRS. DUFF IS NOT BUT 10 RATHER. ASK ' I
FIXTURES CH'NGED IN AT HOME AT HER BEFORE I 6IVE J' .
1 HEX NEW rtOMt flNU I rntotN 1 hhv i i ITTOYoO- v
I CAME TO SEE AM NOT 5URE . j- w. - .
A BOUT T- A WHICH ONE SHE 1V ll--t-.'f 5EMD IT E?CK AND a
L.x' HAS IW MIND - ' ' ( HLPE61.A0TO
-L sl-l&i. 'i EXCHANGE IT FOPi )
(life- j3'j' Jfiv
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La Grande - Baker
Auto Stage
' I. . lieLnp. .lunngee
llally lArepllllg Sundays
Leaves M'il"T I.eai'S I.
1 :IMI p. m. ':cn a. ni.
: I.', p. III. I :0') p. In.
ft: r, 1. 111,
Sunday
Leaves La fji-nnile at 5:n0 p. in.
('oiillcellotiK a( t'llloii
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Classified Ads.
through Observer
BY ALLMAN
MI0HT SUGGEST THAI Vol)
BRIM'S THE FIXTURE DOVN
'OUR SELF AND EXCHANGE
1 11, rtla -
1 VU lltrtl
VOU CAK JUbT DET I'LL RETURN
That future mvselfjm
PERSON - I TilINK IU'3A FINE
l.;i;kii!i; m.Luw- he has such
A V.'JNOCPFLiL' SMILE. - DID
VUU SEE THE-TWINKIE IN HIS EVE
WHEN HE SAID, I MIGHT BTJINO
f it Down
sn
Ml
ill
4. 4. 4, 4, 4,4, 4. 4,
Snodgrass
and
Zimmerman
Funeral Service Par
lor, Licensed Embal
mcr, Ambulance Ser
vice, l'lione Main 62.
1505 Fourth St.
La Grande, Oregon
4iM$Slf'Mj'$f
t ..r-r-rr I '- MR. JACKSON
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