PAGE FIVE
Saturday, January 20, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
THE OLD HOME TOWN . . By Stanley
" 1 1
Kcnirns ui(ct- i -it
At Piuyd Kendall returned to lier
nnnie iii tins cily lusi ivenhm ufler
spending ;i ivw duy.s in Pendleton Vis
it lnj; relatives.
I.envc- for South ('nroliiin
J:, l:. .nt!uson, u railroad man of
tliiK city K it I his morning on No. 1'4
I (ii- Sum t'Linl !!!' XtVt h ';it-iilin.i
where Ik- wuh called by tho death of PlpjirutiOllS
FRENCH READY i
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lAilcr Visit nt Alice! .
.Mr. i.ml Mi-a. Uay J.ethetter re.
tunnd to their home recently iiftei
nn iiilini,' several v-cUb visiting at the
home ol W. !;. l. ilti iti.-r at Alle-.l,
Atli'ial I'm-ly nt I'liinn
i Mr .and .Mrs. I. N. Hnlrd. who re-
! nciiily purchased the Wn.shlnirton
tpurtnn nts in this city, spent last ev
iiin.'jr'iH tnion attending a party.
Under Way
for Representation at the i
1924 Olympiad at Fans.
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for (his column must
in by 10:00 a. m.
be
l.eitios.Ailcr VMl
M1.4 lhiiiie MiiUin returned lo her
home i'X Nutnpa, Idaho, alter api-nd-tiii;
some timi' visiting her mother in
this city.
HER DOOUTTLE , THE TOWNS CHAMPION
WHITTLED, WAS Hi "THE WROWi, ;
: SPOT WHEN THE SrtoW ON PETTICDRD5
v. H'oof slip qf p. y
I'tiiiii l-lntorprlst
Miss Corda l-anders niul Mrs. J, K.
.y wiMvln tilts city from i:n(ij 'prim-
yrsI'Tiljiy i'li-i wt'iv Kiifsls uf tin-i:i-voy.
Local News In Brief
Kt'ltiLiis llome
K. 1. Kail retnrwl to his homo nt
Hood Hivi r tills niorniiiK' on No, 17
alt r spt-nilini; sonn tinu visiting r'l
ativos in this, city.
)lr re from VnUm
S. K J i;i 1 1, a prominent Union man,
vas in this city yesterday on husiness.
Itcliirns lo I'orllnml '
.Mrs. T. Slltohfll returned to her
liomr in Portland last evening- alter
visiting at Wallowa lor u few days.
On Ituslness to i:liu
.Mrs. Adjutant Peterson loft thij
morniiiff for u short business trip to
Klffin.
Ill This f'ily
. John 1,. Krc.les was a Baker visitor
In this oily yesterday and while; her?
was registered at the Foley.
Down from Ilimm -
Kranl; Hoffman and wife were Mln
am visitors in this city yesterday and
wcto registered nt the Savoy Hotel.
Left for Hnucr
I . (lat-ricU left this morning foi
ItaUet, v.iu i e ln will visit relatives
for a. sliort t:ine.
poc3 tC Ifnincc
Airs. A. W. Hall left tliis morni ij;
for Hnint.s. v liere she will spend sev
eral il iys !;ihnK friends.
Spend Iiy at ISaker
Mvh. George i!. Williams and
left e;t,c(i;i y for llaher, wlleiM '.
sp-M-.t the day vis-ting friends.
In P.nkei-'-
Siim Andrews and S. W. Pixson
spent yesterday in linker transacting
business.
Down from Vincent
Paul Flfher came down from Vin
cent ye.st. rday and is visiting in this
city aa piust oi the Savoy.
Ih'rc From Viiicn(
Mrs. F. T. Turnipseod nnd Mrs. S.
H. Houston a-e, in this city from Vin
cent and arc guests of tho Savoy,
itetiirns to Pendleton
.M rs, Trov 1 )a vis returned to hor
home at P ndleton last evening after
viHiling at Fnloi prise a few days.
In From Imliicr
V. A. Alcl.oughlm came in from
Imbler hist evening and is stopping
at tho Foley Hotel.
Here From linker
M isses Funleo and Alphia HnsicU I
of llnkm ;iro visiting in this city aslijctm-ns Homo
guests of tho Savoy 1 lotel. I ,M iss Nell Parker,
guest of Air. and
Ki'ltuns to I taker
V. I... Soute returnnl to his homo nt'phmxing
Haker la.st night after spending a fev
d:-.ys in this city as a guest of the Ko
y Hotel.
who has
-Mrs. J. K.
To Visit at Pendletnn lior tlie past month, returned to her
Mrs, Young left last, evening foi';hmue In Spokane. Washington.
Pendleton wherci she will visit friends
for a few days.
To Vi-il hi Poi l land
Mrs. v. II. Itussi'll left this morn
ing for Portland, where she will spend
some time visiting friends.
(Bv Associated Press)
HOSVoIs. Jan. :'!. A picture of the
preparations now In tin muklng for
the olympiad at Paris next yenr, with
special reference to the Interests of
I nlle.i states athletes. Is presented in
the report to President William (
Front, of the A. A. P., of Albert Cel.
ger. Jr., of this city, u member of the
Hoard of Oovernors or the A .A. P..
who litis returned from a visit to Fo
ionilirs. scene of the 1 ' 4 games. Mr.
F.eiger said that It was his general
impression that the French authorit
ies were making their plans well In
advnnee und hnt the country was en
thusiastic over the games. The truck
as planned by them Is being projected,
he Bald, as one "on which the making
of new worlds records would be pos
sible." The report says in pnrt:
"I went to the Colonibes Stodium In
a tni in :'.r minutes from the center
of Paris, which really makes it unite
accessible. You can also go by train
to a station which will be built in
plenty of time before the games, in
leas than 15 minutes. They are also
to build a new boulevard
up to the Stadium 1 rom iNeiiuiy.
which is Just outside the Paris gales.
"The Stadium itself is about one
third completed. The grand stands
are covered on either side of the tracu
and the ends are banked up standing;
Wright iroom. This slanding room runs
around the entire track, even in ironi
of the grand Rtands, The grand
stands are tohe. fairly steep, and they
should give a Wry good view of the
sanies. They will be built of cmier.-te.
I nderneulh the stands there is ample
en a
Home to Islam! City
Miss Garnet Itowery left this morn
ing for her home at Island Pity,
where idle, will spend the week-end.
Kctiirim Home
S. Is. Irooks returned to his home
at Imbler this morning alter spending
several days in this clly as a guest of
the Foley hotel.
To A' Kit at KntcrprKc
Mr. and Mrs. William Miller left
this morning for Enterprise, win-re
they will spend a few days as guests
of Mr. Miller's In-other. A. Miller.
Left for Pendleton
Miss Francis Strauphan left r.a
(I ran ib' this morning for Pendleton,
where she will make her home In the
future.
diiion Is materially improved today,
according to reports.
Here from Chicago
Air. and Mrs. Lewis Hardeiiburgh
of Chicago ere visiting in this
as guests of Mr. and Airs. J,. (4. Terry.
Mr. J fardenburgh is vice presid nt of
the Carnation Products Company.
Home Auuln After Visit
W. It. Alcl ill urlT, manager of the
Wallowa Lake Park, returned to hlsl
home at Joseph this morning afte
spending Kottiu time in Portland, we
While in this city he was a guest of, running
the Somtuer Hotel.
In fiom l'lhi
II. L.. Shoemaker, cashi"j of th
I'lsin bank, was In this city yenterda:
on business. He was registered
the Fob y 1 otel.
at
I'eturns Home to Fjilcrprise
Arthur M. Pace, a prominent bnkci
of Enterprise, returned to his hom
this morning nfter spending last ev
ening at the Savoy Hotel.
Home Artec Vl-lt
Mis. J. Clark left Inst evening f Ot
her homo at Monmouth. Oregon al'l
ev spending some lime visiting ai
Enterprise and Joseph.
Leave for Porllnnd
Mr. and Mrs. U V. Chaiisso rind lit
tle son left last evening for Porlhin I
where they will spend a. short tlmo
on business and pleasure.
S 4th Annual January II
.Milic Voil:iril. who is at Hot l.ak
snflVrilii: I'l-t-iM !:niriiioni;i, t: rppor:
'! on I' is viiy lo twovt ry. His foil-1 ilrrKsitm- room ftoot wliirh woulil oits-
ily tnkf i'liro of :i" nit-n, t'licil witll
kooiI show 1ml h Inyoul, ruhlilnB rooms
. to. 'I'M.' cntrani'c riml 'xlt nrraiiB.'
ni(n(a alno un- well lulil out.
"Tli.'y wfr.' working on tho track.
city I !t Is to In' put on n spli-nillil foun.la-
tmn. It Is ahout IT. r.'i t wlili' unci nicy
e xpect to llavo it comiili'tcil liy Hprlne.
It will be well tmcked ilown thlH huiii
iner, anil In tile Hprlnn cif 1H1M It will
Hiroin he workeil over. 'I'liey ahoulil
have ultimately nR Itoocl a track an
could he ile.Hlreil. Tlu-y have a special
red cinder which Bec nis to pack very
II. The 1'iitlH and take-oriH lor tne
liroad tlliip and hlBh Jump.
are In. and seem to he well laid out.
. :'rhe track- Ih a Till meter track and ol
New Scin'-tcr ! Open jrourse looks conshlerahly hlKKi r than
'I'he Heron. 1 .s.-tii. :iter of tile school :our iiuartcr-milc tracks. They have a
year will officially oien in l.a Grande i I ine fonthall field In the middle, and
Monday mr.rnlni,- at nine o'clock. I'hll-iare apparently prolnB to feature rutthy
di'. n are uracil to lie ready for en-land soccer. There is also a practice
roll' re nt promptly in order lo facili- itraek. not ciullc as hard (is the cham
tiite the prompt and efficient Instate-1 pionshlp track to he hllllt Just outsid"
inent. ithc Hladium, lo he used for traininK.
: : . "Allan II. Muhr. International scc-
I JIATINEK EARLY AT SIIKIIUYS relury.s.iy s the l''ri neli . people are
Matinee on Monday nml Tucsdav I warmlm,- up lo the proposition satls
at Shel'l'v.t slalts ttt'l:30 o'clock. 'faclorlly' allliuiiKh he had only re-
leeived final Instructions! o ko i no
from the l''rcnclt Dlyniplo I'oninnuco
shirlly before I arrived.
"In the matter or lionsiiiK. J do not
hclicvc the small house propostlon
will be practical for track men. I
would BUiTKust the truck men be
housed somewhere near the Arc dc
Triumph. Inl'arls. where there are
many small hotels. If this proves tou
expensive, jrood accomodations could
he had at Neully. Just outside the
Kates, for much less money, misses
could he used for the men to no back
and forth lo the track to train, and al
tou' lher I think yon would find some
such arrangement as suKireslcd to he
very satisfactory."
I.ove of inoiK y
lirosTcss, Ohio.
is the root of all
Do not fuilAo attcn.'l the Pleasant
Hour Servirt in theATh'st Methoiljst
t'lmit'h Su.ii!y cvcri;. Male chor
us. Solo hyaStu. t Ulcnnt'tt, help
ful talks mil nn noui of Kood fel
lowship. vil n mi. invilVil lviraullcss
of color, race, creed xm comiition.
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I.. A. STEWART
Magnetic Healer
Grande Hondo Valley House
Room 1L Office hours 1 to C,
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'I'll at chap who says there in n
more faith in the world has very lit
lb- knowledge of the hnlr-lonie busi
ness.
Will pay cash rent for a plitee of
10 acres or less. Must be irrigated.
P. O. Box 2;il, La tirnnde. l-l;i-7tp
Still, parents are permitted to see
their daughter's beau at intervals
when he slops In front of the house
and honks.
Buv your eKs direct from the pro
ducer and j?et them fresh. Strictly
fresh und iertile. Delivered Juo
dnys and Saturdays. Phone 2f0-W.
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A'lTKNTION K OK P
There will he work in the rmik
of Knitrht iMoiKlayjkfiiuary 22nd,
H:00 p. m. All Kniglila urged to nt
tend. Signed,
K. C. FIELDS, C. C.
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bia r nmns
slSulcJ
at
New Shipment of
Colo
in tho new Otter
These are new Spring Styles.
FRENCH & GREENE
Rcady-lo-Wenr and Shoes
also Satins artd Patents.
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A To. year-old life termer in fall
fornla won a fifty-yard dash. Sp I
means little to him, though, lie isn't
froinp any place.
lb
and Remodeling Sale
NOW GOING ON
Compare Our Trices on Quality Merchandise
We Are Outfitters for Men and IJoys
ELIOUOR
SEIZURE MftDE
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Jan. 20.
Six hundred mid ninety cases of rye
whiskey, valued at approximately
$80,000 nt bootleg; prices, was seized
here Friday by police in the Avon
dale yards of the Southern rail
way. The whiskey was in carload
lot and consigned to the Brunswick
Driiff company, Los Anp;cles, OnL
The whiskey is in a Missouri Pa
cific box car and its point of orig
inal rdiipnieat is not known here. A,
caieful check b- federal prohiiiition
atrents .showed tlial tliLie are 8280 1
quarts.
. The shipmnt originally contained
700 eases, authorities said, hut 10
cases were found to be miwsinpr The
whiskey is labelled 'oid crow."
"JUNK MA IINES" I.ATKST
VIOLA UANA PLAY
i
DEPRESSION
in until nifiT
1
MEN'S SUITS BOYS' XTRAGOOD
and oL'llh
OVERCOATS Two Pair Knickcra
One-Fourth Off One-tourth Off
SHOES
0;Stofr OFifth Off
-,,pv ,HL. LEATHER VESTS
MEN S SHIKlb Reguai. Line
Entire Line pnc-Fourlh Off
One-Fourth Off r
) SWEATERS
TRUNKS, SUIT- aml
CASES and BAGS JERSEYS
One-Fourth Off Qne-Fourth Off
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Our Entire Line ol Ladies' True Shape
Hosiery in Wokl. SiJk-and-Wool
Silk riated Lilcnd Cotton
One-Fifth Off
NOTHING RESERVED
I Viola. Dana's popularity prows and
'prows with each new production
i showing- the litue Metro comedienne
,-roinp through the plot wilh her char"
act ct islic verve and charm. Her
I latest, picture is "June Madness," di
rected by Harry Heaunio-.it, which
is showing ui the .Sherry Theatre
for the last time today.
In this picture Mi:s Hana is seen
ns a modern young- miss who gueM
to the altar in uncertainty and trepi
dation to marry Mamma's wealthy
1 choice. A com hi untie n of circum
stances at the church provide her
.with the inspiration to effect n spec
jtnculnr getav.iiy just as the clcrgy
i man is about to tie the knot.
jl It is a seeno which will ro to the
heart of any modern young miss !
I I the bridtgroom left at the post, and!
the bride picking up her skirts nndj
lUilltlJl. M UHii -f, ilU 1MI I M"l,
f nscinating hridi groom not half so
fascinating as the young fellow,
played by liryant Vt"a"hbur:iM who
pn:-scs along in his roadster at the
oppoitune nionunt and helps the
young miss evade her pursuers. And
thev do pursue her.
This is only the beginning of fly
tie's adventures. It is a story full
nf unexpected twist?, with Cfytic
!way:i doing what you expect, which
i th uif:pect t d- Her rescuer hr;s
his troubles with Clytio, too. She is
--iucdiy not the sore of mi-- for
s-vf -assuring you:iir men. As played
by ,Mn fana, with the added at
traction of iii'di:-h gowns and spec
in.'uinr d,mei "g novo i ties, "June
Mndr . s.-' is tiie fort of ma Jiioms
h'-h lo'k very weil on thn screen.
("ro ---by O.uvt wrote and Harry
Len-JhK.rt i;dr;ptnd "June Madness. "
A!;io showing i-'rankim Karnum in
a 2-nel coltoy comedyi
Sweden's General Financial
Improvement is Now Not
iceable; Things Look liet-
ter.
"THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE
Any La Grande subscriber to
the Observer who does not r
oflro hl pnppr by 8 o'clock In
the evening, p!easo call Western
Union, Main 24. and a spoclal
messenger will deliver a copy.
S'PM'KlIO-:.M, lec. 4. (liy Mail).
Sw'i'n expects an incomn of $147,
iHni.mei iiirtn;r the hud-et year l'.i-;'-L'l
01' which i!t per ct'iit will consist
01 t.i';. acconliiif;- to th1 report Just
published hy the cxcheo.Her. 'fhe cco
ti'jinie ilcprcHHlon in now pant it i
In M -vrd hero, and a n-enenil flnancl.il
iiiiprovcmcnt i.i accepted as an acttinl
fa ft by the j;oei nment HtatiftlciatiM
hi cji leu hit lug tho nal jounl revenue
u year and a hnlf In lulyance.
Among tho items which ' nppear on
tlie bill of Income for the ue.xt inel
;rt year i 011a of 7 li.Omi.OiHl kroner,
or about S 11,1100,0(10 which will come
from profits of tho stnte'M industries
or utilities. These include the pos
tal s.'i-Uee, the Mate telegraphs, the
:tatn ia 1 1 ways, t ho stale canals, tlie
slat,, power nt itions, the slate mints,
the tobacco monopoly, and tho stnU
lund" and real estate-. Taxes on the
inaiiut:ictiirc, sale unl distribution of
Ii-pior and malt will brink1 about $-4,-,
ipiiii,iott into the national treuHiiry ami
the tax- on tobacco will yiehl ahout
half that sum.
Jn ctmnnctlon with the rejioit on
revenue the uxcheotier calls at ten -
t Ion to the ehuiiKCM In the ironoinli
sltiiatl'-ii since last year. Thus ih
index number for retail pihew 011 raw
materia Ik fell from 177 In' !''-! t
4!i in 1:1 22. Hintthit-lv the Index ftir
ti,:i'iniHtt 111 ed koo1s fell from 2n9 to
isti. v. ht!e the IndcT for wtjikuien's
wif-es changed from 2'.7-44n to 2u't
t;o. Thin Indicates that there i "
teady rno einent in the direction ol
re. war lability.
A Morty of the Hwedlsh national in
Jdehtodnesn marie by a k-adinff Stock
holm 'laily whown thai, although 1h
Swc-dlsh natiuiiiil debt per capita had
! doubled during the last ten enr. It
is still considerably smaller than that
of Norn- iv and IV-nnmrk. The pres
ent flKiirt! tor Sweden is about $'i'.
rtthlcti is a favorable showing com-
pared with the national debt per rap
1 it ;i of the l nltr.1 Mtates, now about
uccoidiiiK to th nine papr.
There is no particular virtue In lov
ing an enemy if you allow yourself the
privilege of licking him first.
Don't overlook a trued lunch A
ham sandwich and cup of coffee with
cream for -Oc every day, 11:110 to
HO p. m. This lit)c lunch is a newi
special at our fountain our regular!
hot lunch with mince, apple and1
cherry pies, hot chocolate, hot cof
fee, hot malted milk, hot lemur ado,
hot ice cream sundaes are very pop
ular and worth your attention at Sil-verthorn-Wright's
F am il y Draff
Store, formerly C. D. Putmnn's Drug
store. i-iy-zt
thorn Wright Family Drug Store,
formerly tho Put man Drug Store.
M!)-2t
We
"Arehenlofrists find chorus glr
have often wondered why those inter
ested In nntliiitltitrH didn't explore this
field.
Russian workman gels 88,750 rublea
a week. Ho they are having Ihoae
dolhir-n-yenr men over thei-i now.
DANCE TONIMHT
IIe.,r Olson's 7-iiece(orchrira at
Zubcr hall. You'll likcVit- M-20-lt
Kven In this day of myriad jitney:
there Is just ns much horse sense I,
(lu country. Hut the horses still hav
a monopoly of it.
They say the bandits In Mexico are
courteous. Well, once In a while you
find a courteous hut-chc cklng boy in
Oils country.
Light lunches served any time of
tho dav at the Palace Confectionery,
lioast Pork, chicken, minced and
boiled ham, pimento cream cheese
i sandwiches. Mince, apple und erettm
Stato School Funds now available ; pjH French. pastries.. . . .
for loaning upon Union County 1
farms. Interest 6. Call upon orl (i,.U,ur 8onhiMticaled is lust a slow
write H. E.
La Grande,
Dixon, Foloy
Oregon.
Building,
10-JO-tf
process of searching for another kick.
In Die old days people didn't mind
the weather so much. They had no
thermometers to tell them wh'-n they
were uncomfortable.
DANCE
You'll sure
sou's 7-pi'
tonight
su'r
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TONKJHT
i . vmityt (lunt inir to
k estra Jit Zulier hi
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ATTENTION DANCERS
Ilnrrv savs tho Palace will be onon
after the liuu& Saturday night to
serve you withtamalen, chili, Rand
wichef picH and pastries. Let's go.
Extra Fine
Three-acre Improved tract ;'ust out
side the t'lty Limits, on lilor.l: from
the paved highway.' ' Whl conuM-r
trade for house In town.
Saturday Midday Lunch For
busy people On Saturday and every j
day following Ave will add. to our
regular dhily lunch. A Mid-day'
lunch a hum sandwich and a cup
of delicious coffee with cream J or !
20c- We hope you will find it jttift
what vou like at Silvcrthurn-Wriirht j
soda fountain, formerly Putnian's
drug store. l-li-2t
Tho prices of money purses, bill j
books and some ladies hand hags, we j
are offering many of thrtso at iexsi
than factory prices for five days. A
few of these are shown in our win
dowothers we will be pleased to
show you when you cull ut Silver-
NEW TODAY
rniinff Thursday, Feb. 1
ARCADE THEATRE
- Till-: VArnuviu.rc
('Aim 101 IV I III A. MA
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"THE
NO'!' A
MOVING
I'li'TI'IIK
p,IRL
N1 TIIK
TRAMP"
IIAI.CO.NV. ti.-K'f Ori'hi'slia Kl.il.
y
A five-acre tract. Improved nnd go
ing at a bargain price, and good
terms, one-hair niilo from C'ily Llm
ita and paved highway."''
.' . A five-acre tract in May rtirk. This
fa one the best Improved nnd pay
ing propirltca In the 'valley. Extra
good.
A ton-acr tract In May Park, with
extra good nprovcmcnls. Irrigated,
best of Inndliind frull- Klght-room
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IllUlU'l II IIUIIM I
Three fine n
rated, benuUfu
nel complete
I extra good let u
Ihomefl.
ttiili'i'n hoiliifl.
1 you v.-1
Well !o.
want to
nt aonipthlriff
ou thi'He flno
r- t r 1
ryramia L.ana
Co.
TAli.OKINt; ACKNTS: All wool;
suits tailored to order SL2y..ri(l. !
All wool tropica! 'worsteds Wo
piece suits if 1S.50. Worderfulf val
ues, lliit money for hustlers. WrWj
J. H. himpson, Inc., Ilept. .fi:i-S:il
W. Adams St., Chicago. 1-L'll-Hi
WANTKI To lie;
ijoorl ranch fur
from owner
lale. Ptate
pi-ice, full particulars,
Minneapolis Minn.
W A N TED Ru rvcyor. J 'lion 3
FOIt nKNTj'icely furnirhrd
anailment. No children.
4i"i4-W ..Sunday or' cvenini-'s.
0 ave
KI2.M.
I-O-iij
"-inomt
Oallj
l-zo-ie
WANTKIl Man. to putvnn tiS nr.f-
inir. Mrs. Klhcl (irandy. l'hon"
2!7-.r. - l-20-:it
I'nP. RAI.K Price $10.00. Combina
tion baby IniKfcV and siilky, six
wheels, suitable, for i"fatil or child
until wnlkinir aKC. I'honn PU"-V'''
Jl. RichordBon, at' Highway Wflin'f
and Service Ktijtinn. ! -20-'t
Fort f-'AI.K-Younir (Ilijr Tvpcl.-re'i.'-istnml
I'dliind Chinn ma'jrirK, al
rtt choice brcl nUin. Ilcrl Ktiicht.
Union. 1-M-ltp
I.OHT A black two year old P'-I'l-inir.
White nvuk on forchca 1.
Hranibd tmrv.h.! S Hnr '"tli f'
shoulder, ltcward. Nntifv K SI.
Coalwell, Prrrv. l-.'O .'lip
WANTI'D-Maa wilh car to sell
iruaranued Cord tin-i. Will ar-
rnnire salary snd fvwnw
riL-hL lna'l. Cord-O-V
rnmnn.iv. lO. Weft Jackson d'ivd.
Chicago, 111. 1-20-Up
e -ith
iJubher
WAN'TKP-l.Of.O cars dailv to fill
with air, watir, oil and Pas, lit
the Highway S'-rvire Station I'n-,
tier new management with real
service. Sidney it. liootniamii-
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A Shirt Begins With .
The Cloth
No one call make a Rotitl shirt of poor mater
ial. It inustllic of fiiio weave, colors must be
there to stavf That's tlie sort of material you'll
find in oiirMc-noNALI) shirts for spring
guaranteed jrood! They're good way down to
details. 1
AS'ft BROS.
Across tlie Street from Pcare's
111.' Adams
"The Store That Keeps Faith With the People"
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