La Grande evening observer., August 16, 1923, Image 3

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PACE THREE
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Thursday, August 16, 102.1
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AUSTRALIA CUTS
CHILI) MORTALITY
Many Speedy
3rd Basemen
Amid Majors
I!y 1. N. S.)
MOW YOltK. Aiik. IK. Not wilhln
Ihf. Iiihi Mm ),.ar hnvo (hi' major
h-oKiics been endow. -.1 ho iihnlilull)
, Willi urcouipllnhcil third hn.simin an
are at present
Sport Writer
Sees Soldiers
T German Upheaval anil Simees ami excess of muscular re-
lllipcriUllSt Restoration lnw tllM10 in virtually every dance
T Ssflmi Kv Tc,vnfT..,Sil h.ill In America. Kuiil Mr. 'lhltt. Men
mud women luive swung nack to llei " .
(llv I N SI i human normal propriety anil Bood Ni:sv VOIIIn. Ann. 10. Tim ay
PHII.ADKLrili A.' Pa Amr 111 jtnsle. lie said, item or child welfare work which I.
"Watch out lor a great upheaval in I "lho most "'"'esnahle of y.7. rcvunlftl hy health iiiiioriileit o ih.
IOemiany shortly" is the wumin.r nf l:ituinjr was tne result ot uiuiinjr a ,...,, ,,.. . -,.. ,h
nr. Arthur houtieilberg, furmir """' 1 , f, iinortiility rale of New y.ulntul below ailoined the nymem iiitroiliireil
lhealtli ionimis.si.mer of the city of ' syiiccualc.i music, continued .Mr. ,,,. , olhl,r rolmtrJ. ,,, tUn ' I i.iy ,koti in New '.eulund)
iviei. in inni country, now vmilinir " i ,....K-
rare throughout l!ie I'liltc-d Slates: lin:r whool for nurse where ths
"Kil'leen years nta Hie doalh rule j I'luhkclt HeO' In vnrua 111 New '.c:i.
amoiu: children undi r one yetil wu'lunil bt bf-ini: timehl--hnv mnteriall-
ithe Kime mi liot'i Auslralhi ami New aHslsl i l.rlnxlnir nl.out tins wo:;
rculnnd ohoul so per I. ami. lly
JIHl'l the ilc.nli rate In New '.enlanilj
Iliad fallen to 47 per l.noil. while the!
' (hsir.ilile decline.1
1 In I..t -. . I..... ..n.l .I.....
' '. v. : .'...'. 'fsonn hiuiini. of llirhtlni: another
In e
i here.
eily to supervise dancing tvhen theij
bv
our
Hint
IjlUltlieflf.
clrareiie.
lining up prnmpllv ai
inc pay wnuiont on the first, and the
liiteeiuh ot (he month. Nearly ever.,
city has what It consilient the loglcul
calKlhlate lor the hlRht-st ralillir. anil
tiririiincnis liave heen both plentiful
and heitted art to the reflective cii
liahililles of the men In ituestlon. ,
New York consider that it has the
kingpin of the lot in Joe llusall. of
ihn Yankees. They ale, - likening Joe
1 Jimmy rollins. lllll llraiiely and
Arthur Devlin, us the effusions flow
front facile type-writers. I'lllsbiirKh
has anotlier story, however.
I hoy are all for "Pie" Traynor In
the l 'liy of Smoke and insist that the
yoaair man is not only I he best of the
field rijrht now. hut will have them
all ticked to .i whisper within a couple
of years. Trayaor tuts the iulvantaii'j
over ihiKan anil others . In that ha
will outlilt most of them from fin,'
to one humlreil points.
i nicago. on the other ltanil. con
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"Comlitions recently have .levelnn. flmR OI ln" T""", '. orahci up improvement In healih coiullllnns for show that since lain, when the. in- o
A Ti ' Oi lfl1 l u point where conflict is in- u '1't'."t nunr ' "n the childhood are untlelpuleil uc n funlile dculh rule wut. lin.7 per l.nni'. 2
S KinO" rarSiPvituble," lr. Sonnenliet.- said, "lla- 1:6 ax''ei,t "' .,lVUS'r; ,'";i'e, resull o( lha Innovation. we have reduced II until it stands ni o
J 0 laljvaria is in the hands fhe noiiar- ,H '""i'11' P0'6 fl"' lla,KTts U' ,.. ., ,. , , ,, ,, for 1 Therefore, in New South 'o
thists, Thurinnia is controlled hy re.r,pomL , . I ,u .i ! r'dli already achieved by Vales we now have only wven moro
p . . , . I Communists. Saxony by rudica So- ''Iinproper tlepoitment on the floo s thu step in Australia, he Benera .teams of .hlhiren un.ier on., year 5
Oai-Cia and BurnbrOOK Are cialists and Prussia by lurallv So- ?i ,,"1,C",K "!ls "n't Public halls aeereiary of the Ausirailan Itoyal , ,.,. ,,,.,,, ,!, the, have
NnniPfl lw Tnrhwillo icialists. Out of these ooiKwiJ ele- lu,s 1,eC("V.e u tl,e us? My 'o',"'"er .....I liable, has , X).. ZoulllI1l. ;g
"i . r. vnri i na r-i iiiiiji i ir ii riiniii''iHi nu . wruit'ii uh iiiiinVK in il iniiir in in
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Gladys E. Miller
IiiHtructnr of
Piano
Baltimore
Cornells.
Scribe, as
llv lnvis .1. WhIsIi,
InlcrniKiunul Nt'ws Srtitf Sjmh I
i:lh(r.
Nt'w I'hlllpiiini' Hospiluls,
(liy 1. N. K.)
.MAXII.A, Auk. 16. Hi'Von prov
iiHTu in lho rhiliiplno ar vylr.,'
with oafli other in lho conct ruction
01 provincial hospitals, which :irv
now sadly lacking in tho LslamU, The
provinci' 01 Tarlac expect, to I'lnlHh
il institution first. Tho in'ovemcnt
wiiii inliiaud hy (.iem-ml Wood.
M-:V' VOItK. Aiw., IK. Tho Army
I that noble in-itUuiion In which men
arc redm-ed -to "canned willle" and
thirty a month kuvb liviut Tunnev.
toh Martin, t 'apt a in Uoli Koptir and
acconliiiK to 1-Vod Tnrhyville, ltalll-
mort wporL writer and critic of box
inj,, uiv iioU tJarcia, foatherwei)fl'.
nnd- (Odriin llurnbrook, woltcrweifrhl.
i ItoLh urt products ol t lie Third
lo come.
flrft vii'twpi-t'uidenl 01 lht AtncrlL-un -ry raiit ninco lho tn trod not ion of
t'hlld lloalth AM.socluiion, a. national .the baby clinlcH In lf14. Thso and
orRaiiiv.atlon workhiK for tlin ini- tho provision (tf Hlmllar anoiicies,
Prtvuie clu'as ant! Cafes have beeni provehient oi' iuithod o(' diild health such an our wnlfani centt-rs and train
tinucH t shout Hwcet nothlnKa'abont r.ori"1 A'"u- "Uo,h urfl nU oham-
Wllllo Kaniru, the expennlve h usher,
who made s-ood. Kaiiim has proved
Jiis ability beyond MueHtlon. but muny
rato him below Oukuii and Traynor.
Tht' National League, however, har
a few more candidates to offer anion;,
other!, PinelH. of the Keds, and (Sroh.
of the Giants, to say nothing of Stock
of lho Cardinals, and lloeclile, of tho
traves, both of whom are ahove the
average in ability.
i in: iihl can ie runner nutfineniert i
hv addiiiL. Nnlibv .lmu , ttm Tt.r,,..., UllllK
and iHuotfe, or tiio Henators. the lat
ter behiK regarded ns a rising youni;
man down in Washington. IUtzke,
of the Indians, uiso Kives evidojice of
n Uitent aliillty that will carry him
up anions t ho topnotchers.
All In ail, only the ited Sox and
the iirowns. in the Americaii I.ea:u9.
and lho liodfrers, r'his and fobs, In
the National, lack third basemen who
can be jiaid to measure up to the. ma
jor letiK-uo standard in every particular;
pious, no lesH. . How do wo know?
'i'urbyville. Ho sayi; so.
The same Hource of information is
authority for tho statement Unit
Uurnbrook "Is never out. at nltfht.'
The only Kent lemon of our acquain
tance who are never out at n iff lit- are
bartenders, convicts and hospital pa
tients, liurnhrook. it seems, is not to
he confounded with any ot I hese
classes, particularly the latte.i. He Is
i sorry that ho cannot say the same
for hi:, oiinonenl!'.
I Vlowever, permit Mr. Turbyvllle to
do the. talking. In hia terse, sarcjjs
tlc way, he puts the matter beforu
you so closely that it smites you
rlKht on the eyebrows.
'"Garcia," hays Kred, bcinnin at
the bepinniuK. "Is u Mexican lndluti.
nineteen years tfltl. and fii'.hts at 12u
poundn. t
mi i, ,. trip ,X!iiionni jssoeiuiion oi lime i ir i.. i-. mi neii nun. i lvsician-iit-cnic " i in iiccinw in n inintn niortn
locc n..i.riu Masters for clean duncim?. is partlv of the New York 1 aides' Hospital ami ity rate in New South Wules has hovn
the factions. The Socialists possess : rcsnu"'iille V"" lh,e fi1""- , ltal"
arms and carry on milit,., t ELi., ls "e cro.lite to the people them-
in .lorinn ii.o uu....i.tr. .r selve
... ......... ... iku ... fulfill uii Kuv i
beyond the influence of the associa-
"The depreciation of the mark has! lion, and in these previlejred placed
wrought inestimable damage to dthc. ' jai! dnncinK in the extreme may
morale of the country. The only I il! prevuil, but the bulk of the na
thing that solidifies sentiment of the titni'x dancers, those who attend
nation at large is resentment against Ischools mid public halls, Vre danc.'.ig
the French invasion of the Huhr and 'with as much modesty, propriety and
the executions ami imprisonment of i reserve as ever was seen in the days
Limited Number of PupUa
Will lie Knrolle.l for Term
llrglmiinir tn September
Address Drawer 87S,
li Urande, Ore.
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Germans resulting from that. inf Hie wultx. polka, schnttische and
"Pei'sonully I look for a restora- the'f running mates,
tion of the monarchy, but not lie- .nu .. n , , .
fore half a century has elapsed. It ,rhf w'1' will never he dropped
is unthinkable that the former Kai- iV"1 J"e two-step is still with us in
ser should ever regain the throne. he f'"1"1'- bl" ' believe what is
His second marriage has destroyed "own "s ,hc 1newiscllml of ,1""K
his chances. ' ,"-',ome '? uStay' , ,
. . The west hus adopteil the reform
The Crawn Prince, however, m0iv iMy UI1(1 pel.hllps lnm.e u,nl..
imght possibly succeed in restormg oulrl)ly than tho east." . , .
the niunurchiul reirnne if extraor-i
ilinary ciicumsUinces favored such a
move, but it is unlikely. Recently
ne nas somewnar gained in popular
A WANT AI) WIU, 1)0 IT
Jliko McTIkuo to Meet Geno Tunnev
TJKW YORK (AI')T-Miko McTiguc
world's liirht heavyweight champion,
who won the title from natlling Sikl
in Iliildin last stirin;;, will meet (rcne
Tnnney, American champion, on Sep.
lemher tT.. at the I'olo (rroilluls, ac
eiirdiiiR lo Joe Jacobs, tlie champion's
lluinai;ei'.
Nnliiin.il
Clubs.
New York
(lincinnati
PittHllUI'g
Chicago
Urooklyn
St. I.ouis-
Philadelphia . . .
Ili'.iston
American
V.'lulis.
New York
Cleveland
St I.ouis ........
Detroit .
Chicago . .. .i
Washington
Philadelphia .
'Boston
1-caguc
Won Lost Pet.
..72
.114
.114
.iii)
.of.
.55
.117
.3:1
.MA
.587
.580
.5:12
.509
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:i:ki
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League
. Won -Lost Pet.
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00
5:1
WL
51
4
4(1
43
.004
.545
.510
.505
.477
.402
.430
.413
Pacific Coast league
Won Lost Pet.
Clubs.
San Francisco . .
Sacramento . , .
Portland
Salt Lake
Seattle
J .os Angeles ...
Vernon
Oakland
84
75
71
ns
03
02
00
00
.004
.555
.511
.528
.470
4.-,'.)
.455
.448
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Salt Lake 11, Vernon 8
Salt Lake R. H. E.
Vernon 8 16 2
Bait Lake -U 19 2
Batteries: May, Carson and Han
nah; Myers and Jenkins.
I.ns Angeles 2, Portland 1
Los Angeles IR. II. E.
Portland 1 "
Los Angeles 2 11 0
Batteries: Eckert and Onslow; Ly
ons nnd Byler.
(13 innings).
Sacramento 4, Oakland 2
Sacramento R. H. T-
Oakland 2 8 0
Sacramento 4 !) 1
Batteries: Arlett and Read;
Prough and Koehler.
Garcln "Sure Shot."
"A sure. shot. I believe, ' for ft
featherweight caampioushlp "flfflit
within the your.
"Never been lietUen. Only on floor
oncn and that win; when hit In the
groin hy Kid Williampi. Tho Kill,
badly beaten, fouled repeatedly and
wan disqualified in the ninth round.
Oareia showed everything that night.
"Two years ago he won the feath
erweight tille of tho Third Corps
Area. He has ruled supreme since,
lie's recognluert as the Army feath
erweight champion now.
"Jim Corbelt'i; colunui carried a
story about him the other day, ffo's
the fastest man I've ever seen in the.
ring, llo's lint a deadly puncher, but
hilt, so often, ami bard enough, to
wear down tho average opponent.
You'll bear a lot of liarcia in the
next few montTis.
Iliii'iihruok A Comer.
"Two years ago l-Mdie Hurnbrook
wenl into the Third Corps Area box
ing championships nt llaltlmore and
won the mlildlewelght title. Ho
weighted about ITiS pounds. No one
had i rained him for the fracas and
he didn't know ho could make lho
welterweight class.
"A year later, after Captain Charles
.1. .Mabblltt bad taken an Interest 111
him, he was brought down to I he
elast: ho belong!. In and easily won
(lie welterweight title. He won again
ibis Winter.
"He is now In tho professional
ranki; and hat. been beaten but once,
that in lib- rirst fight with Young
.Mahoney, more than two years back.
He was outpointed.
".Never been knocked down and
doesn't intend to be. Has a deadly
right hand punch. Knocked out
Johnny Wolgost In lesi; than a minute
of a bout hero during winter. Wol-
gast wab- nn Jiour .coming . lo. - Only
hit .one i blow.- v.Tev.tJinwvihu1tUvti' also
wan clever llurnbrook more I hull held
lilt; own with the veteran 1'hll Bloom,
who lias met them all.
"Around IJaltimort they think
Burnbrok Is a sure shot for the title,
lie's a clean living chap and is never
out at nitfht. He slurred on the fa
mous Third Corps football teuni a
year ago. Ho plays baseball and
basketball well.
llurnlirook Is ready to meet Walker
now."
opinion by the manner in which he
has taken his exile.
"A restoration, if it does come.
will no doubt be through the co-operation
of the Austrian Germans, who
will join in an attempt to create
u greater Germany that shall have
for its eastern boundaries Russia.
Hungary and the Balkan countries.
Such u new Germany will gladly take !
up her share ot the world s labors,
In the Peace Palace at The Hague,
we who look to the future see a
symbol, gleuming through the clouds
of present-day conditions,"
To know
how good a cigarette
really can be mad
you must try ,
DANCING SWINGS
BACK TOWARD
DECENCY
LUCKY
STRIKE
'ITS TOASTED"
(By Associated Press)
1X)S ANGELES, Aug. 10. Wrig
gling, squirmy, jazzy dancing is los
ing its popularity in nearly every
part of Hie United States, and modes
ty, propriety and reserve ure coal
ing iiuck in the dance halls, accord
ing to Fenton Bott, national direc
tor of dunce reform, who altendetl
the summer session of the normal
school of American National Asso
ciation of Ihinciug Masters here.
The touching of faces, som-em-
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"Bohemian
Punch'
A Hummer in the
Summer
At Our Fountain
, Choc Cones, 5c
FOR SALE
A choice home, on "B street on tho
brow of the hill in Old Town, over
looking the city and valley, consist
Inff of a modern ho u bo, 7 acres of
lund, a Hinull In1u fruit trnefl, herrioa,
shrubbery, shadu trees, lawn, garden
and pasture an Ideal plnco for one
who desires to keep n cow, chlnkons,
duckH, etc, and tho prlne Ih only fCMxi)
and a payment of half cash will han
dle II: balance ternm to milt the pur
ctuutt r. Comf In and let us Uow you
a rt'ul Haritain.
Summer Dresses
REDUCED
OUR ENTIRE STOCK REPRJCEI) FOR
FINAL CLEARANCE
No woman should miss these Summer Dresses at such
saving's as the store offers now. You will recognize their
worth for the excellence of their stylings stands out at a
"glance. Light colored Silk Dresses, Ratines, Voiles and
Linens are of the good quality you will appreciate.
Earliest visitors will be the most thoroughly satisfietl
as to size and favorite style.
$29.75, formerly ....i $19.50
$25.50, formerly $-12.50
$28.75, formerly : $-13.75
$23.75, formerly
$17.50, formerly
$11.75, formerly
$ 7.75, formerly
..$39.50
.........$27.50
$18.50
$12.25
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
J : " AND MILLINERY
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I 'rankle llarrcil ami Abie Mlskiml
l-'lghl l.viloiiiul Draw.
LOGAN, flub AI') Frnnklc- Dar
en of ligan and Abie Mtskinl of
jMult lise lougni it. minimi 10 a nraw
ui a slow ooui ui're I uesoay nigni.
lloth boxers finished in good fthupc.
showing no marks as a result of the
fight.
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ot Pour-room hoilnc, lot 72x100 feet,
QBituated on North IHreh ntre;t. Price
o,$lltiii; $3o0 cuh, purchastr can as
o'kuo40 a mortgage for ?;if0 and pay
q' he hnlance In monthly Installrnentu
o'termu to he otrreed upon.
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o Four rooms and bath, two lots alt
Ojuatttd on Iike street near the PaU
mer mills; fruit Irees, berry patch.
o Price I250; $r00 cash, hnt(nc easy
o .terms to be agreed upon.
q on't forRot that w have Home
o cholco acreage tracts, adjoining the
city on the east, that flfln "B bouifhr
ojon eoxy terms; also some choice city
o j lots.
iiPhy, Bladk & Stoop
o : In The La Grande National Bank Illilf
La Granite, Oregon. ; i
il'IIONR MAIN "! i' I
LOANS TO FARMERS
MADE UNDER
The Federal Farm Loan Act
6 Interest No Commisioni No Bonut
Ety Payment, Non-matuting Moiljje
Repayment Frivilegca
Wiite (or Paiticulara to
TEe California Joint Stock Land Bank
PENDLETON, OREGON
Drugs Excite
the Kidneys,
Drink' Water
Taki Salti at Flrat
Bladder Irritation
Backache .
Sign
or
of
The American men and women must
guard constantly against kidney trouble
because we often cat too much rich food.
Our blood is tilled with acids which the
kiflneys strive to litter out; ihey weaken
(rom overwork, become sluggish, the
eliminative tissues clog and the result
is kidney trouble, bladder weakness and
a general decline in health.
When your kidneys feel like lumps
ot lead; your back hurts or the urine
is cloudy, full of sediment, or you arc
obliged to seek relief two or three times
during the night ; it you suffer with sick
headache, or dizzy, nervous spells, acid
stomach, or if you have rheumatism
when the weaiher is bad, legiu drink
ing lots of good soft water and get from
your pharmacist about four ounces of
Jad Salts. Take .1 tablespoon fill in a
glass of waler before breakfast for a
few days and your kidneys may then
act fine.
This famous salts is made from the
acid of grapes and lemon juice, coni
lui d with lithia. and has been used for
.years lo help Hush and stimulate rlngged
'Kidneys, to neutralize ine .ictus m tne
system so they no longer arc a source
of irritalion. thus often relieving blad
der iliorders.
Jad Salts is inexpensive J can not in
jure, make!, a delightful effervescent
lithia-water drink ami belongs in every
home. lecaue noliody can make a mis
take by having a good kidney flushing
anv time, llv all means have your lihv-
irian examine your kidneys at least
twice a year.
Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Any Make Sewinjr Machine for Sale or Rent
From $5.00 to $14(5.00
ED DONOHUE, Prop.
Phone 47 f-J Fir & Jef tenon
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Reynolds and Zimmerman
Funeral Service Parlor, Licensed Embalraer,
Ambulance Service, tfhone Main 62. ,
1505 Fourth Street, La Grande, Oregon
J. E. REYNOLDS C. E. ZIMMERMAN,
Licensed Embalmer.
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San Francisco 3,
Seattle
&eauie 0
San Francisco 3 8 O.o
Seattle 0 1 2
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USED CARS
Batteries': Greg
Courtney nnd Afftiew
and Yaryan;
American League
( Yesterday)
Huston 8, Cleveland 11.
Detroit 7, Philadelphia ft.
i-'t. Louis 5, New York II.
.Wa.hint-ton 5-4, Chicago 1-4.
National League
.( Yesterday)
Cincinnati 1 0. New York 3-5.
Boston 3, Chicago 2.
IKrooklvn 7. St- Ixniis 1.
Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia
National league
3.
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We have several used
cars in excellent me- ;
chanical conditions and o '
apnearance. o
August Specials
in Stationery
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I '.HullDII ItWKjilSIt I'"
' IT'S always a good ( j
Ft. Loiiii f. I'.rooklyn X. Cincinnati
1. .WW York 7. I'hicoao H. llonton 2,
riltslmreh 5. rhlladclphla K.
Some men an- bo farwighted In bus-
Iik-n- that they could look over eome
body'fl fihouldi-r In n corresitondenc.
achool exam.
Priced very low.
See Them
At
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One Pound Linen Paier and 50 Envelopes 79c
Symphony Charme Stationery 0!)c
lie Claire Deckle Edge Paper dlic
And 1)7 Other Items at a Special Price
During August
Smith & Frees 1 1
IM7 Jerrnraon Ar.
LA (.IIA.N'DK, OREGON
Call aiaia 633.
The IfewcrfA Store
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IT'S always a good
time to buy Good
year Tirea, for, a
this chart shows,
Goodyeara are
priced extremely
low, year in and year
out. But now is tho
beat time, becauae
Goodyeara are sell
ing today 30 be
low 1914 prices, and
their quality now is
better than ever
before.
t Codyw Sml Stnllnn
l)mtra M tmtl un4 f.c.m
ii.nf li n.w l,J...
Card rmilh tht bvvmUd Alt'
V..t,.r Trmad mnd bad
li.m M imtth ttmitdatdr
... gm4w Mm.
W. II. nflUNENKAMP CO.
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'.mwi M4 for wtitm '
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
All
. MAUIIIPE SHOP AND FOCNTMIY
Kinds .of Machinery, Automobiles and Tractora Rapatred.
Overhauled and Rebuilt.
Acetylene Weldlne ot All Klnda
Cylinder florins; and Overalza Ftstona .. j- '
Crankahafu, Pistons and Platon Plh Resround "'
Give Us a Trail t '
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
THE STYLE MOST FAVORED BY MISS 1923
Gray, Brown and Black Suedes
The Bootery Inc.
A Paradise for Tired Feet
Home of the Arch Aid Shoe
GROVER SMITH, Mgr.
20G Depot Street Phone Main 118
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