Wednesday, June 6, 1923,
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
Local News In Brief
a it n b tt ti tt n it
COMING EVENTS
M June 21-2.1. North P o w d e r
Rmtpo at North Pnwilnr. t!
8 June 24-2H Chuutuunua Week a
dt Jtivorsido Park. 11
H July . Old Oregon Trail PaR-
emit at Ton ()' IMne Mmm. 11
tains, n
tt
H
tt Sept. 25-29. Union County Fair tt
tt at Elgin.
II 8 It tt It II 8 n tt n
Hunk i:aiiiliifr Here
K. O. Hullcy, examiner for the Fed
eral 1 1st n W at Kpolmnp, in in th vall
ey for a few duya on official business.
R. F. Enilieott, Austin; Andrew Ir
vin, Hums; J. It. Kaufman and wife,
Portland; Mrs. Ray Norvul, Imbler;
Mike liliuwvich. Spokane, Wash.; W.
II. Dressell, Portland; Jes.iie lloman,
Knterprise; J. W- Merry, Vancouver,
lit. C; Mrs. S- II. Houston, Vincent;
Theo. W. Tucker, Spokane, Wn- II.
R. I-auphlin'. Seattle, Wash.; 11.
Hughes, Snohomish, Wui-h-; 1). W.
Whitmore, Wallowa; Horace C. Paw
son, Jerome, Ida.; Ezra Orten, Je
rome, Ida.; T. H. Hendricks and wife,
Portland; A- U. Rinker and wife,
Portlund.
LadieR Swimming; Class Tomorrow
The ladies swimminir class meets
tomorrow afternoon at fl:;!0 o'clock.
The ladies evening cluss meets Tues
days ami Eridnys at 8 o'clock.
VmimlK..tin Mcctliitf Toiilitlit
The clly commissioners of
(Irande will meet Hits evening nt the
illy hall huildhiK at o'clock in
their regular executive session.
Slightly Improved
Mrs. I.ee flower underwent a ma
jor surgical operation at ..the Grande
Itnnile hospital recently, and accord
ing to today's report, is resting easy.
Iti'iunis Jfiiiuc-
Jay Oohlilu, prominent sheep mnn
of Joseph, returned lo his home last
evening after a few flays spent In
I'nnrileton attending to business mai
lers.
Alli'llillng Circuit (Vnirl
Altorneys I.. icnham and. Jesse
I'ruiii are In towu from KiRin today
atlcndliif- circuit court.
Leave 1'nr. Chicago-
Air. nnd Mrs. William McCoulnv
of; Ijidrt Canyon, left on No. IS last
'night for Chicago, where they will
spend some time visiting rein lives,
Former Local Hoy Injured
lleorfro Ituliy, son-in-law of Mrs.
Jlntlie Owsle was seriously Injured
In nu nuto accident In Portland Inst
week. Mrs. .Owsley left on No, )
Sunday evening for Portlund.
Special Ixslge Meetings-
The La Ctrahde LodRti Xo. 41,. A.
P. & A. M. will hold special meetings
on Thursday and Friday evening of
Ihis week nt 7:30 o'clock for work in
the I- C degree.
Early Paper Tomorrow
In honor of the Union Livestock
Show the La Grande Evening Ob
server will issue a paper tomorrow
at noon instead of at three oclock
as is (he usual custom.
To ITnio Convention
The Koyn! Neighbors are going to
have a real royal time Juno 13 in the
Ilex Hall, when their district conven
tion will he held. A large delegation
from Baker will he here, and Half
way, Oregon, will also send a num
ber of representatives.
leaves For Portland
Mr. and Mrs. William N. Shnde
left on No. 19 last evening for Port
land on a combined business and
pleasure trip. Mr. Shade is secre
tary of the new Union recently
gnnized for yardmaslers for the' rail
roads.
Airs. Miller Improving
A story appearing in the Kvening
Ohserver last night regarding Mrs.
Chris Miller's condition conlalned a
typographical error that might prove
misleading. The story should have
read: , Mrs.-nhriii Miller, who is con
valescing from a surRieal operation,
is reported to be recovering rapidly.
Her many friends aro delighted to
hear of her steady improvement.
Hot Lake Arrivals
The "recent arrivals at the Hot
Lake sanatorium are: Mrs. Alva
Young. Wallowa: Henry 0- Zwicker,
Pendleton; iMirs. Helen Hunt, Mered-
l.lrr. Ida.; W. A. Thompson and wife,
Portland; Mrs. Lulu Gardner, Baker;
Mrs. Bert Petersen, Pendleton; Mrs.
C A. V. Peterson, Pendleton; An
il re wHjvnsonandvifeiBakiM
If
FAM0US7TH
H GOME-BAGK
(I. A. HtrharrtH. formerly of Melpr
A I'Ynnlc of J'ortland, htui accoptP'a
position In ihn sboo flrfritrlii.nt of
N, K. West &, Co., of .thin city.
Attending Bankers Conrention-f
F. L. Mevers left last evenine for
Albany, Oregon, to attend a bankers
convention which , is being held there.
Farmer's Outlook Fine r
Jackson Wriirht- who came to thi
viilley in '(ill, and in a farmer of the
Cove district, was m town yesterday
and stated that he had . never known
a finer outlook for fanners at this
time of year-
VANWPVKH. Vnnh., Junft
Vlnotoon of th oldrfit niemlH-s of the
7ih Inrum.y mrrir-a ih hixttl TUxfxn
of ihe fnnioiiK old rofllmcnt in n-i
view horn recently In n cclPhratlon 1
which marked recognition by the wnr
depnrtmrnt thnt tho orpnnlwilloii hnrt
ronpht In the hnttlo of New OrliunM.
Strennn'ro, wnr torn hnnnerH.nnil ret
icM wtilch hod Rone 'through nmny u
oumpaicn In the. 125 years thnt thd
rt-fflment hu exbled were on dlB
play. A hale of cotton recently pre
sented to tho Hohllers here y the elly
iJi'of New Orlenim. hnd a place of hon
or hi tho parade. Colonel Thomas
M: Anderson, htinnelf a veteran or
two war nnd for many yearn leader
of th regiment, coiiunanrled tho
trnopfi in the parade.
Vhe reel men t wan organized in xI
and In the hattio of New Orleans In
1 K 1 r tho 7th infantry was one of the
unltR under tlneral Jaekwon which
horo the hrmit of the furlouH IlrlitHh
awtault on the cotton hrcastworkfl. In
the reoiininlxation of tho nriny Inter,
a transfer was made and hi 1920 tho
war department ruled that the pre-
went regiment wan not the one that
fought In the war of 1 -S 1 2 . PelvlnK
Into the recordH of the regiment and
of the department proved that tho
replment had remained unchanged
throughout the inlneteenth century,
and a few. days ano thin was recoffnlz
ed by tho department.
Tom .Toliii.soirs IlaiKtsliak1
Jlavfnpr brought a shipment of catt
le to Tort land, Thomas Johnson of
Iji (Jraiule, flld not ven wall to nee
the cuttle cold, hut turned around and
went home, tnereny saving a notel
blit. Mr. Johnson Is noted for his
handshake, and those, who know him
sort of keep their hands In their.
pockets when they meet him. not that
ihey don't like Tom, but because they
are afraid of his erlp. Mr. Johnson
has a trip like iron, one of those
crushing affairs like that of Frank
Snow, deputy I'nlted tutes marshal.
and his hearty handshake is enough
to ptit the average man out of busi
ness and hM arm in a sllne. Oregqn-tau.
PORTLAND BOY IS
PALO ALTO EDITOR
(Ry A.isoclated Press)
RTANKOrtl rXIVKHKlTY. Calif.
June (!. Phillip Newill, a junior stu
dent from Portland, , Ore., has been
elected editor of the Pally Palo Alto,
a Stanford student newspaper for the
fall session of next year. Me was un
opposed- in the staff election. Newill
is at pn-sent managing editor of the
student publication and a department
editor of the Stanford Quad, the year
hook published annually hy the Junior
class,
FOSSILS BELIEVED
TWO CYCLES OLD
fiy Associated Tress)
TtTSiON, Ariz., June 6. Two fos-
sitfzeil Mammoth tusks aro Iho latest
acquisition or the state ' inusfum at
the rniversltr of Arizona here. -'
The relics were uncovered recently
by workmen on a ranch near lienson,
Ariz., nt a ilepth of ahoul ten feet.
The tusks are hntll believed by Direc
tor llyron Tumming of tho museum
to be from a Mammoth of the I'le
istocen age, which would make, their
ape approximately 00,000 years. The
minerals of the ancient lake heil
where they were deposited had turn-
ed the ivory of the tusks to silica.
Wm1
III I re:iJOL)ll I I
LfffTz
PicJjetf
GutKot
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Allen A
' Now That You've
Out One o
Weath
FOR THE UNION STOOfK SHOW
. How are vou fixed Tfnderneath?
Union Suits, ,$1.45 to $4.45.
Or going down into the next drawer have
you enough collar-attached shirts? $1.45 to $5.85
Sure, you'll need a new belt, seeing you've
discarded your vest and your friends are see
ing the buckle. 50c to $2.45.
Or a cool cap will keep the cows out of your
road and lightweight garters that will keep
the calves in trim.
Anything you need covers our list we're
here to make the men of La Grande comfortable.
True-Shape Hosiery, 25c to $1.45.
Nettleton Shoes, $12.00 to $13.50.
Standard Merchandise of Merit
GLINT'S CLOTHIERY
'The filore Wilh A9 Oonaciene
nlntr: Meacham, Or., July H: Port
land, Or, July 4, afternoon, and Ta-
coina, July a, morning.
Speaks In 1'ihim 'H1cm.
Iteturnlng from Alaska, the presl
leut will Hpeak nt Vanvotiver, II. t,
July evening KealH, July 27.
vetting; San l'ranHittc.o, July ,11. ev
iiIuk;I.oh Ang'lth, Auut I. even-
iiiK, uml Sail hit'KO, AumuhI 4, after
noon.
Announcement uIho wait mado that
on I bo trip to ihe cohhi the pretidtnl
would make brief Mih to ion and
YellowHtone national parks and on
tbe trip down the i'aclftc coaHl. would
Htop at YoHiniht national park. The
addrcRH at Mtachuni, ire., will be
In connection with (be Oregon trail
nnnlvcnmry celebration.
Klnal detain of the Itinerary with
respect to adilri'HseH wem worked out
1'iH'Htlay hy the ptvftidwtt In contur
nce With Walter K. Itrowu, chairman
of tho commiHsiou on reornanl.tition
of KOverniuentH depart mt-ntH and An
adviser of the executive. Mr. ltrown
left 1 WaMhlnston Tuduy niKht to
confer wltb local corninlttceR on de-
tutlH of the ptVNtdeni'ft vIhII to each
of the 19 cities.
isttH to Alaska.
The Itinerary for tho visit of the
presidential party to Alaska hai bct'U
only tentalively worked out iui tho
trip will lai-Rfly be dependent m
tho president h desireH on reacbtiiK
i he territory nnd also on transporta
tion, facilities. The itinerary aniioun-
ceil at the White Houhc, however.
hIiowh that the execativo will upend
about two weeks In Alaska with about
five days lo he consumed in the voy-
ITINERARY OF .
PRESIDENT IS
NOW COMPLETED
(Continued from rape One.)
inir the celebration at Ton O' Blue
Mountains with her family.
WASHINGTON, June fi. President
IlanliiiK will make 14 addresses en
route to the racirio const on if(
Alaskan trip and will Hpeak In five
coast cities after returning from Alas
ka, according to an official announce
ment of the executives itinerary made
publle late Tuesday at the White
Honse.
The addresses en ton to to the coast
will be mado In cities on dates as follows:
St. Louis, June 21, eveninc; Kansas
Pity, June 22, evening; Hutchinson,
Kan., June 23, afternoon: Denver
Juno 25, morning; Cheyenne, Wyo.,
June 2ft, afternoon: Salt l-ok. .Juno
-H, oventnfr; rooateiio, jia., jnnn i's,
mornlnp: Idaho Kails, Ida., June 2S
afternoon; Untie Mont., June 2U,
mornlnfr; Helena, Mont., June 29,
evening; Spokane W'nsh., July 2, ev.
Episcopal Church
Hlmplo Answer to f'omnion
liiestlons Altout 1ho fhttreli
(To lie Continued)
Is It ot An ObJrf'Koii to Your Kerv
Icex Tbnl You ltepeat Them Over
and Over Ataln, Year AfM-r
Year? " '
This repetition of our services Is no
valid objection, but a httfh reemn
tneudation. The ever-varylnff s'a-
sons of the Church-Year, with their
constant chniitfes in' service, prevent
an undesirable snmeness. The serv
Ices no more become monotonous
than do food and drink for the
body. The Christian who enters
bearllly Into these services "over
and over nffaln" Is the one who
hams to "live soberly, righteously
and ROdly" In this present world.
Ait Not Form of Prayer a Xew
Thing?
Hardly! Our Lord pave a form nnd
from the Apostles time on for more
than l.ftOO years, every Christian in
the worhl used forms of prayer. To
day S2 H of every 100 of 111
world's I'hristlnns continue nsln
Tlook of 1 Prayer in public worlip.
In prlvnlf prayer, also theyrtooli
will be frlmd a help to dev
llwsn'l Yoifa- Church i;m)hEe
Foria Mort'frhan Pri-ncth
Plely?
Indeed. nti Every scrWv holds rip
before us the one ti'UT ex:ir.iplo of
Christly liflnff, the ifiie -r.odol life
that all BAould to pattern
after.
What Is Hip VF7tt So Murli Form
Forms are but ponwnlrnt b:--ps to
orderly, reverent nnd liejirtfe.lt -.vor
ship. Pnder every minubr portion
of the Church s worship (ootdtion.
atitude, Kestnrej ornament, col
or, arrangement of building, nltar,
furniture) lies a meaning: nnd a
ni;ly helpful wiie.i n-e-
I. No merely empty form
could have survived In the Mri'tr
rIc of the centuries. The j.i;ibol
Ism of the service would be y 'i-'Ip.
ful study for nny person.
Ait You Not Ijix hi Aniuscmri1&?
The Church makes no hai I and
fast rule. Steadily setting our Lord'p
life as a model, the Church mi ks
to build up a sturdy Christian char
acter, nnd so lnvs the chooMm,- of
amusements to the prayerful (urlf?
ment of each Individual convlence.
Ih the I'.pl-rcpal ( hurch a Script ire
I.ovlntf Church?
Listen to her dectrine: "Holy Scrip
ture rnntntneth nil things niVf&;iary
to salvation: to -that whatsoever Is
not read therein, nor may he pi.ivd
thereby. Is not tn be requlv'l of
any man that It should be believed
as an article of Faith. So muh
confidence has the Church )! the
power of the flvine Word t Li. 1 she
uses every means to pt th peopl.i
to study Holy Scripture. Note tbe
two lep.sons from the itlblo read at
eorh servlee. I-'ive-slxt hs of the
Prayer Hook Is from tbe llible. Do
you know that the Episcopal
Church cave to the world the illble
In Knllsb?
Why io Von Keep I)ays;rKMl Fri
day. ATfiiston, While Sunday, rlr..
rufdes Cliriiinii4 ami I -faster?
Why do people ke'p February 22.
nnd July 4tb, etc? Ilecaufie then
days make vivid In Ihe memory that
Khich no patriot can afford to for
gt. Ho the urent days of Ihe
Church year make vivid th great
farts In our Havlour's life; no that
even n Utile child may know and
remember wtot his Saviour did for
CONVENTION CLOSED
WITH BIG BANQUET
(Continued from Pn$je One)
Hronerni conditions dno to, people not
eatlmr meat. s lit contended that men
of uffafrs, real men like Washington,
Lincoln, Sheridan, CI rant, Roosevelt.
McKinley nnd Cleveland were all
meat enters, nnd the moment tho na
tion cot away from meat as tho Kreat
diet we benim to see a deterioration
In many agencies of tho government
due io the non-meal eater entering
publle Ilf.e
Resolutions Adopted,
The assembly adopted a list of res
olution arTc(l)t thn live slock In
dustry and elected Ihe old officers of
the oi'Kanlxatitm lo serve another
year before adjournment. Tho next
convention will be held at linker.
Ilnnqiiet Whs Fine.
In the evening the ladles of Colon,
under direction of tbe I'nlon Cham
ber of Commerce, served an exqui
site baiufuet to more than three hun
dred people. Loney's orchestra from
Ln Grande furnished music through
out the banquet hour. The menu was
superb as tin? IniaKiiniilon could
frame in this valley wbero everything
Kood to eat Is grown, and the ser
vice was perfect.
O. M. Ptummcrs was honored with
toastmastership ami he was a whlHx
at the business, .pcYmlQtlntf nnl t(
dull moment, to crowd Into tho even
ing. It was announced nt the begin
stockmen's ball wns given in the m-n
pavilion which was attended by the
banqueters as well as the people of
I'nlon.
C ramie, Oregon.
Those Chinese hamlits had never
heard of John I). Hockefeller or else
they would have held his 'sister-in-.
law for a ransom, which goes to show
that it pays to read the newspapers.
FOR S.rKAster plantyat 2itcjh
dozen. Call Lr?,il-ttr 402 daim?-
FOR RRNT ' furnishod housekeep
iug rooms. Ituiuire tf 18 Monroft.
NEW TODAY
IIW MONEY. Hankers IiesiTve- Sys
tem, li'f loiinst aro mucin in I'ity pr
farm projPrty to huy,- ItuiM, im
prove, or pay in(lebleilnes, lUmk
ers Reserve IVposit Company, Den
ver, Colorado. G-li-lt
FOR SAt.K-I.exinitton Six-.se.lan,
model- Motor-has, been thor
oUKhly overhauled ami car reeently
painted. 'Owner leavinir, pity. Trice
tl()0.0(. Address Akx I. a
FOH KKNT-4 room''urnished-part-mi'iit,
clos in. Inquire 1204 First.
-. . , - G-fi-lt
. . ,t
VOH SALE n)it KENT Any maVft
sewinpr machine Sntm $5 to $14(1.
Donohuc Furniture Co. (i-fi-.'lt
' '
FOR RAIIC 21) .ncres, nil in nll'nlfn.
on. highway 11 milo fronr I.R
!mnilo. Prire $S300. Small pay
ntent down in cash or property.
Sec Earl Zundcll. Phone ar,9-W.
'; , 0-0-ltp
WANTED Elderly lady for llKht
housework- Good home for right
party. 'Inquire 2!i04 N. Birch
IV-n-ltp
nine of the speech-making period
UKe from Taeonia to the territory and (that (lid Man Ciloom hail been re-
tbti same or somewhat less time for
the return trip to Vancouver.
Uetalls of tho return by way of
tbe 1'anama canal and J'orio Itlco
llkewlso remain in a tentative slate,
aUhouph It has been announced that
the president would sail from Han
Diego on the shipping board steam
er 1'resldent ilarrlson. Only a day or
two would ly. spent in the canal aone
ami Ihe presidential party will con
tinue on the 'resident Harrison to
San Juan, where, after a short stay,
its members will embark upon an
other shipping hoard steamer, the
American Legion, for New York.
LIVESTOCK
SHOW ON AT
UNION NOW
(Continued from pnpe 1)
Kridny. Whether Mr. Pierce will bo
able to bo present more than one iluy
of tho show Is not announced.
Tbe quality of the racing slock In
sures races of a fast nature. So mo
of tho best riders in the world, in
cluding Loreen Trickey, champion
lady trick rider of the world, are pres
ent. The weather, , while not abso
lutely perfect today. Is up to epecta
tlons. The crowd In attendance to
day Rives promise of a record-breaking
attendance for the three days.
K veiling Entertainments.
When the program at the stoeU
show grounds Is completed ibis after
noon the rvonhijr program will be
mustered In. A concert by the La
CI ran do Municipal Hand at tho city
park will bo one of the features as
will be a rianc to h henl in the Un
ion Auditorium. A carnival Is es
tablished near thn business section
anr furnishes another attraction.
In fact, the byword all over Kastem
Oregon today is "Nee you at Cnlon!"
We Offer
A 0-room modern house, built of
brick, has full basement. Located In
choice location on paved street, tlood
Inwn, fino trees. A t;ood home for
someone at a price that Is below value.
Terms, $ I ago cash. Monthly pay
ments djvtrh to the morlf;aKe now on
propjjry with Interest nt a per cent,
ive-room house, with outside e.e-
nent cellar, a new initch kitchen.
just built in. connected with sewer.
Citv water in house. Lot 4x1fi4 f?j
Fine shadeJrrees. ;ood local lonJfriiis
S2u0.0(i, liitlancc JUfi per yjmui oown
to tho luhrtiraKe. A u0fm buy. It is
four hi
fused admission to the banquet and
hence tho speeches were a speedy
race" to' which could paint tho bright
est picture. Clov. 1'ierco led off and
to his .credit be 11 said, the Old, Wall
er, author of "Crime of the Age," was
supplanted with the new Walter who
had a messugo in his speech that
breathed bapptness and future possl.
bllitfes. Many said frankly that the
governor made, the best speech of his
entire career In the brief talk he de
livered. Other banquet speakers
were president William 1'otlmunj of
the association, Jlruco Pcnuis of Ui
Urando, William I Ian ley of 1 turns,
John T. Kane, oC the Wait Luke Hlock
Yards, W. J. Townley of I'nlon, 1 'res
ident Jless of the I'nlon Chamber of
Commerce, M. S. Lovy, miiyor of di
lon. Or. W. T. l'hy of Mot Lake, II.
C. Darnell of Swifl & Co., i'red Phil
lips oC ltaker, Uobert Wilhycoiube
of I'nlon, Hog Kvangellst McAllister
of tho Portland Stock Yards, Tom
Johnson of Ui Grande, S. o. Correll,
secretary of tho association at Halt
er. following the bamniet a grand
New Dresses and
Sport Pumps
New Beige Suede Strap Pumps with Junior
Louis heel a beauliful Pump. Price $9.50.
New Otter Sued Strap Pump, with Junior
L,otus neel a verx dressy style.
New Grey Tffilnu , mill I nl liin ilinn
sport-sandal low TTeelTPrice $7.00.
New Patent and Bicge Nubuck combination
sport-sandal low heel. Price. ."PCSO.1 .
New Tan Leather and Nubuck combination
sandal effect with low heel. Price $8.00.
Other new styles in both satin 'ami kid,
French & Greene
Ready-to-Wear and Shoes
The best way to prevent CvGB
much of the hot weather .ifQSffiJr
disease is to kill flies vl((jQ)i'i"
now today be- f&A&J,'' '
foretheyhave .fAliwlSKr' I
a chance to jlffixjSgF All
muiti. you need
to rid your
I horae not "'y '
El. VAMP1RO l WRrtaW- lnf ct pow.
tier that i. absolutely harmlnt io nnimala
Or mankind but kills Cockroach, iimii.
hua,Motht, Moattuitoaa. f 'Uct, Animal
an J riant Lico, Ant, mtc.
ComilnpUntbt1tow boi ftlwtyt rtuJf
for tdrtini un. Ut ptwkKtf toiUj.
frlet IV ctnU.
,W 3ml It .
A.R-C.A'D.E
T-O-N-I-G-II-T
The Oregon Trail
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arks to srlioT
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hair fiiatturi
All li
la good
nTortf-rn hunffalow. Onn-
-nt. llouBf) w pmstrtreii.
BOorl repair. A loraiion that
Lot Is 1 1 r x M 7 fi-M. Uooil
lawn. J 1. 000.0(1 cash. TVr;.i to suit
on balance, down to a innrtease. now
on propfrty with Interest at S per
cent.
Its Home or n Vacant I.nt Von
Arc I, noli Inn for He Sum to Km
La Grande Investment
Company
Reliable) Agents for Ilellabla
Insurance Omipaiileo.
1201 Adams Ave. I'lioue Alain '.1!
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
CHERRIES
Wo are now ready to ronlract
your chtyrlca nnd win pov ''"Jlo
on dellJi-ry to our
The Miaight Lines
of the
Modes
riiaccfully
Achieved
New
Arc l
AchievcfLJAf
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"THE BOLTED
Starring,
FRANK mVO
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THURSDAY
NEGRI
In ','
"BELLA DONNA"
Her First American Made Picture .
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACIIIVE HOP ANH
All Kinds of Machinery. Aiitnnuliua'1lllU liautors
liad rtobuilt.
lepalreit.
AfcotyJaRrvVeidlnfr of All Kinds
CyltfyT Horlnf; ami Oversize IMstoni
CrankshnTla, Pistons and Piston Pins ltcxround
lio lis a TmII
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
w jaarniuse.
timhav
have n fe enrs of
Timothy Hay available nt :.1.00
per ton, f. o. b. ears. Imbler.
Oregon,
Smith & Frees
Front Ijicc Torscls
Never have tb styles called so
InnlHtenlly for lines that nro
slralKlit and slenier. "jx fa
mine" works wonders In Kcnlly
pcrsnadlns; sarplus fl".lh Into
fashion's sllbouetie makes your
aown tt srnontli-Uttlni success,
you'll love Hie. new models of
l,a Cnmllle" iflvln you thn
lines and buoyancy of youth.
Low-topp-d nnd of dolnly fab
rication linhtly honed but vis
ii. m nnlv In their benefits.
00 Ilo fitted to your Individual
olg nio.lei of rumlllB" ond en-
Slo jny a ynnilifiil flfiire snd a flx-
o 2 Ibln ease that Is ilellaiilf nl.
lo A complete of I"1""1
'iO models always on hand.
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When a myjjirrliecrful and happy you can
safely bet thnis feet don't hurt him.,
Gelling shoes here is a certain way of get
ting shoe comfort. We change .styles with the
seasons, but wo stick to lasts that we know are
right.
$2.85 (o 10.no
ASH BROS.
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