Saturday, October 20, 1923.
PAGE SEVEN
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Classified
FOR SALE OR TRADE
yon BAI.K Tli-uilnx miivf. ur.i1 mn
KNiHon. u Ikiikuii. Iiiur(. i.hi;
''oiirih. t -1 it-:it !
i . .
i'OTt 8AI.K KlKin Kn . nhous... lias
ponnlea ror planting now. lti-.i.
whilp, anil pinli. ;ir,p
ill, post.!
pain, nr .1 mr si.r.o poMpai.l
rioaso rnrlnsc mont-y wllh or-ii-r. '
yon s.u.rc
liny in fiilil.
h'arm SOX.
Third limine alfalfa
.1. II. Iinlihlii. riiom-
T'nll SA l.K I u-lit-inu appliH. si. fill
. and fl'.on box. Kailrija.l mm nl-ti-nllon.
llrlni: yrmr Iium-r. Iii'iuln-AHc-t'l
Klori'. 10-l.s.fil
port pa us oit ritAiH: 240 acres
tlinhor luml; a hmIa jr, .,.,.,. j-imn
In tho suhnrhs of Nurlh Powder.
Ihreo hundred inns of hay, a 14
inch centrifugal pump and I wo
well Improved farms. S:t m Carm-s,
North I'owder, Ore. IO-tX-i;tp
2-ton Republic Inirli. cheap. In
quire Observer, l o-i 7-iitp
f-'OFt RALK Tested seeds, timothy.
Hlo; A Jsi k clover, ICe; mixed K'-cd
I oc per pound. Samples on re
quest. II.. I-:. Hull, Hummervillc,
Oregon. lo-17-l Urn
PAI.K loo tons or alfalfa liav.
larRe or biiiiiII quaniitli's. fash or
bankable notes. W. K. ItroeU. Sinn
nervlllc. Oregon. lti-17-flf
KOn RAI.K I'ive room modern I
. house, practically new;, furnace, j
fi replace, laundry tubs, ffafasc )
f'lose In. pood location. Terms If!
desired. AIh, furniture for sale.
Apply O nv-nue. 10-ifi-Gtp
FOlt SAT.K -Tf you arc sellinK your
boiisehold tfoodH call Jloiurliton
KurnitM'-" f'o. and get tliu hlglicnt
prices. D13-J. 10-8-tf
FOn SALR-rinrgiiln, Cleveland trac
tor nnd plowing outfit; lighting
system, like new. Inquire 1M0
f Adams. 1 0-3-1 Ot
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITRRS ij
have taken the agency for Under-,
wood Rebuilt Typewriters, which
1 are late models, and as good as ,
new at about half the price of!
new. Call nnd see them. E. C. i
Tuckey, 1803 Second St. 8-25-1 m I
FOR RENT
Foil ItKNT Room in strictly mod
ern home. Mini; Kighlli. lfl-1 7-tf
LOST
LOST Pointer pup. five months old,
. brown spot on each side of head.
One brown spot on his;-baok, Liu-
oral reward. i-'imleVfrft-ir-rrr' 'irH
Harber Shop. l-l!-tf
OST -Auto bumper belv.cen Valer
1 in school house and La Grande.
1'lnd'T leave with J. Tt. Oliver, or
Phono 47U-M. Reward. lo-is-tf
WANTED
WANTED-Layng lie
.isy-it.
lo-in-
WANT LD -washings.
Sewing.
Phone
day work or
:ir-w.
io-irt-:sip
WANTKD Kperiincid twin-band
re-saw man. 1 'nion Pox o.
l)-lii-lf
HOY WANTIIM Hoy sixtc
or older, must have bicyel
prn i'nion Tel Co.
i years
. Wst-10-lii-lf
WANTED Clean coiton rags at Ob
server. 9-20-tf
WANTIiD I want to buy some sec
ond hand furniture. Jf you have
any for sale kindly call ri:i-.I.
People are funny. The name "Ca
bot" seems peculiarly sacred, and
yet we don't know a single .:t'n )itt -.ter
of that name.
FOR SALE
&R0 ncrcs In High Valley. 7 miles from
T'uion on good country road; will
base if party leasing will buy Hie
following chattels: :ij head of
cattle, l.S or 2i milk cows, 3u
had of horses, '2(i0 tons of hay.
machinery, turkeys, chickens
all for $2. (150. oo, including on
year's lease on the. whole placi
After tho first year the lease prlc
will be $800 per year. There Is
about loo acres under plow, be
sides the natural meadow; about
40 acres irrigated from natural
.springs on the place, 2D acres of
alfalfa, a family orchard, piuall
berries, a pood house and fair
barn, all fenced and cross fenced,
and plenty of farm machinery
and good pasture a splendid
farm and dairy proposition.
to arms In May r.irk known ns On
I Mrs. fourln-y lioin.'. A l..-,mi I
ful niort-rn lionw. B""'l liain. ami
olliir niillmllillnea. Moslly in nr
rllanl of llnr l..-t conirn.-nial var
1 li-ll.-a of niipl'H an'1 ch.-iri.s; :.
koo.I wul-r lil-lit an.l pl'nly nf
wnlr for InilKition: aliout nn
mllo from our nfrln-. 1 !-.
112.500. fash t ."". ''alaiK--KOOil
trrma.
Phv. Black & Stoop
Want Ads j!
MISCELLANEOUS
HEMSTITCHING and Picot Eds.
also Corsetiere tor Barcley Cornel.
Mis. J. P. O'Connell, 1104 O ve-1
1 nue. Phons 147-J. or Putmans1
tor9- 6-8-tf .
HEMSTITCHING and Picot E.lite,
prumpuy none ny sin, is. ;. Tuck-'
ey, 1X08 Second St. C-27-tf
DIRECTORY
PROFESSIONAL
OHTKOfATIUU IHYSHIA.NH
OR. J;- L. and DR. MARGARET IN
GLE Osteopaths, Spinal Curva
ture and Disease of women ant!
u;i.i .
w , Pt-'ciaiiy. umce pnnne
Ma. 'i lUiu Heiilence phone Main
juo iwo rincs. . sonimer Jl.ldic.
Arroitxr:Y4
XtMIKAN nnd KKRRUARD Geo. f
Cochran n1 Colon It. KberTTard, At
tnrnyn. (irande National t.tink
CI.IKOJ'KACrolt
'K MYI-JllS, riilroprajor I
. New t'uivy. liuilUlng. Hcura lu lo U:
. mi., t to b p. iu. und 7 to ! p. Qj !
7-24-tf!
OR. J. E. WOODEUv--Chiropractor j
and Naturopath. Skin and blood di
seases, headaches, appendicitis, t
backuclics, rheumatism, a.sthnia, ec-'
sema, varicose vein.!, oil kinds of '
stomach, heart and kidney trouble 1
Buccessiuuy created- Blood pres
sure reduced. Diseases of women
and children a specialtv. Suite 110
Sommer Hldff. Wione -I'JY-W. Resi
dence Phon litO-W.
nature cunra
DR. A. N. MaTv'ILLK specialist Ir
chronic dloeaaea. Mytnoda, Mr;liano-'
aj o.iu AHiuropain. BKin ano
blood dlsfcHses, nerroui dfseaaea
Chronic Hcadac.ie. Eztina, BciaUca 1
Appetidlcttis, Constipation. Bowel
Truuhle; h!1 klnda ot Chronic LM-
eases aurceisfully treated. Phom i
Unln 643. Ituom 1. 2. li. h. nnrt fir.rti i
Ooolldg: Itldg., opposite biar Tbea-
tar. urrico huuae, 10 to la a, m.
.u .wv p. tu. wwumuon
PIANO TL'XKIlij
VXPKItT PIANO TUNIliU Clean anC ,
vut'io your piano wimuiii vxirt-
cl)rKf. Work tjuarnt-ed. Cail N.w
(In t-ouk Htore fur aupunityitmt Ho
' K. Phillips. 4-1 B-t I
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
1
'!
I O. O. M. I,a Grande I.uaxe No. 350 I
mootlns. every Thurau " mKl ,t u '
p. in. i l.idd Felluw.1- imjl. Thi
Wuinen', Muomshenrt l.eKlon munti i
A. N MAVVTM.IO rilt.....
C. S. SHULTZ, Secretary.
. I. O. 101 k.
433. ijuutte
1j Grande Lo1ne No '.
0ife:a each Thursday :
trtiliiK St H o'uloek. iloMin and elui
privlK-tfji clierluily jx rinded to all:
Brotti.jr -i:il:s. , ,
Do Lile Green, Exalted Ruler !
Mood Eckley, Secretary. j
j
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMI5RICA
La Ornrid Camp No. K3 mttela on
u.o first Thursday mnng f each
aiunlli. In tho K. of p. ball. Visiting
Neighbor welcome
JAKK HUUTo'cK,' Clark.
4- F. and A. M. Uranuu luoge No
V. A. 1-', hiki A. M., lie ill regular
m,t'tiK ffiKl nnii third Fridays at
8(J p. ui. Cordial wektuiue to all
stnuoiik.
i-(JT L. RNTODORASH. W. h
fej. H. ItlN'CO. Secretary.
F. 0. EAGLES, Aerie No. 25!), meets
every Friday niKht at Eagles Hail.
ViiiinK members welcome.
HARRY T. EDWARDS, Sec.
EVERETT WALKER, W. P.
VOODMCN OK tTHK WQItLU La
V:A"? "W". Bver-
hnnitnv nltrlit al Pi'l. Mail 11
TumniK Nighbm welcome. r.Jee
payable at the office or the clerk
Hoorna 21-22, La Grande Nations
Bank Ltulldtng.
J. J. Murchlfon. a C.
K. J. KITCHfiN. :ierk.
(M'iHTS . l'VlHlAHla uros;
verdnK In CisLle Hall ( K. of H
Hull, at 8 p. rn. A Pythian welcome
to all visiting Knights.
K. C. FIP.LDS. C. C.
C. U GRAHAM, K. K. 8
0. R H. Hope Chapter No. 13. O. E. 8. MIIJ' r,TV' r " """d -"-hoidsViated
communication t)i sec it rompiniy is busily enmiged with :i
ond and fourth Vt:dni:Bdnys of eaoi -steatu shovel strengthening (he bank
wci"oniedVI,U'"K mMuhv" ct,rfllnof the Hani in m river Just below M.e
"AUThT KLLTOTT PARKER, W. M H"''pen.Hiin bridge, to take care of a
4NKA fl. OIlflVK. Bc ipossllde recurrence of the flood ex-
, ,,. ,..,..,.-. iperieneed liero last rail. I'or a white
"These be soft times. In 1 he "'obi iTnesday it lo'k.-d like the steal i
ibiys they rattled the swords; now jshovei might get caught in a sud
thi y ne-rely threaten to withdraw ;den rise of the river, but the water
freiii the li-iiirne.
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
- !-"rfey
li a. I I JSC
OFFICE CAT
INAbl MAMK
BY JUNIUS
I answer iil I h, nlnuin ,i ,1.. . i t-
Aud ihniiuiii i u-n.ii.i ..iv-'f.........'
Till -i. voiee m i, In .. lw.t
t ..'
"J .t.'tiiK. i-..eiirc iu please.'
. ..... .
-v .... i " " i n (apaine a
I..- mm when ii conic 10
-a in."
"rauati!;
If r, marrlcil man wUltes (o
Mart a caitiixrsy with his wife.
Ic him express the opinion that
Mime .ithei- woman is giHNl look
ing. , . .
e a man by tho kind or
Why Jud
n house lie liven In'.' Why not judne
the house by the kind of man Cho(
live:, in ('
I tie hiei t-on.ptaiiti of Mrs.
H. A. .luiigk of Topcka, Kan.
has to make ngnhiM (lit ihws
popcrs, ai-eottling to n liort in- '
(erxiow, in die Capital is that
thev too often pcll her name
.lunk.
Smile i shorten mile.:.
Fable; Once upon time a poor
man m irried rich girl and tho pub-
lie, in judging his motives, gave hln
tho InriefU of Iho doubi.
.
Tlua prize for fastidiousness
goes (o lite in".n who buys cigars
to nia'eb the color of his mus
tache. If V011 would make u peevish
Of one that really ain't.
girl
i.,Mt
casually remark some night,
"1 think 1 smell fresh paint."
o, rrncr.t
(Frankfort, 1ml. Crescent)
Tho marriage of .Miss Itella Stump-
cr. ilaimhter of Mrs.
fusion Stamper,
,IS(.ar Fllt.(
son of Mr. and i
Mrs. William Fudge, was quietly sol
emnized this morning at tho C II.
church parson a go at II o'clock.
I.-n't it funny that when a little
fellow sticks his t h iimbs tn his
vest and holds his head up, one
always feels like he's about to'
crow ?
l '
! lti'liienilier
li'SH S1MM(K"
Always, 'Mnro Waist
Wily KiliKii's Dilllk tho Ink.
1 WilHiiiiiMv-Hli ' 11 Unln 1 '
v"'" "vt-rliolt. Jn our pnpiT hixt work
'i1"! H u lii'iiillllK-, ".Mi-m. (IviTliolt
has lilcr I'Vcl." Thi- woril wo shoalil
pro-
"Olllui'il
the M;;me way, but spelled
fete. It menus a celebration, and is
considered a very tony word.
Timid Old
could you sen
I july "Officer,
me across the
Street?".
New Policeman ''Sure I've
got as good ccsight as any man
on the force."
The driver you try to pass Is a road
hog ami the driver who tries to pass
., , ,
ynu ls "hor inol spe,;der.
The Fsklmos give the doctor his
,fee as soon -us he comes. If the pa
tient recovers he keeps 11 , otherwise
he returns it.
We instil there lire hundreds
of ha id working men. Hut no man
works as luuil as he claims he
(I ICS,
What has become of the o. f, farm
er who succeeded in gelling his hired
men to work a I ft o'clock in t he
mot ning.
An exchange broadcasts to the
world that its two banks arc
afe an
:;oimd. bee nlve the nresl.lei I of e .r t,
Im t itution veers hot It sti-ewuders and
heir.
.
Itll , , ...
! tUUU' "ni Has 2J..
! KFCiK.VK, Or. The total icgislr::-
.Hon at the Kogene lilbb university
vest erda v w is '2'T. which Is ..
a: g
' Si in ,h
according
pre.sfdcn.'.
histurv of the
to Dr. K. C.
iiis;.tntinn.
Sand rsoo.
snniiaui ituiik Stceimtht I.
recede.! he fon do) nt, nnv damage.
l t U ' KiVt
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THEATRES j
"The Silent Vow" Is
Today's Picture
At Sherrys;
Comedy, "Hot Water"
The Silent Vow" imirlis William
Puncart's first appearance as - ofiii-lk-r
of ihe world km wn "M..iint-1."
'As Uichard rttt.l Hick Sir.u'on. luHe r
uiul Hon. respectively Insp -c!ir ;.n t
trooper In the famous corps u! law
enforcers, uncnn tioc a rei:ni kab'e
pk-ce of double ch;tr;t.'tiriy.alion the
father, stern, revengeful, m.'l.im Imiy.
dwelltnK In tne past; (lie s;n, al. it.
hopeful Manful nc. racing ' i'e iture.
.When the two are on ihc .(. '' to-
Kf'her. some
dlHtinelly sK 111 fill doi:M-
'MOHUre W Ol li ffiVCH a pel f
et tllll-
sion hniii'.'iii'N ama.inir different ir'-u
, ,
lion of -the opposing viewpoints nf
father and son entitle him to, the
!,,.,,, ,..,(
j -Pretty l-Mlth 'Johnson plays oppo-Jtain and instruct hundreds or hoys
site Duncan. " She has an athletic, jimd ulrls in your communiiy. We
!outdonl role, which given full Meope M''el sure you cnnhl forego ihat oc
to her canabllitles. Jack Curlls. easloiial piece of janx ftir such and op-
prince or an - viiiiiiikiuh rougiiueehH,
appears as .Morton, the chief of the
;dvnamlte fishers'' gang. Tho east
also includcH I orot by I avn, Maud
Kinery. J. Maurtee l-Ysier. Henry
,. , ... ., . i,,,ilt. ,in,i t -h-i
jMhli(lV'
' ' ' . v oti ...
Jd-als with a feud of two generations.
In a prologue, Jim Cot-son. nn un
principled . eonrour de .hois. Is shown
compassing t he ruin of Illehard
Si rail on 'h wile. The latter lakes a
sacred oat h of vengeance. Then,
twenty years later. Corson with his
two sons, Doug and Hill meet Si rat -
ton and his son Dick. Corson and
St rat I on recognize each ot her and
ihelr ancient enmity Is revived.
When sudden death carries off
riien I
,lu
prlncipnw, the rmhi ts cnrriea on
y De si-cond generation. Itichanl
jStratlon. a trooper of (lie "Mounted"
.Is com missioned lo track down t he
'Ciorsons, to whom circumstantial evl
jdence points as the murderers of
jliis father. Hy a uuecr (wist of t'or-
tuno, tho hunter and the hunted
have to join forces to rescue the
(heroine and her tjtsler from the pow
jer of Morton's gang. There is a
IhriMlng. two-fisted. hand-to-hand
! fight Interspersed with gunplay be
fore the girls aro saved. And all
(through "Tho Silent Vow" I here Is
the stirring aclloif and the thrilling
stunt work which William Duncan
abvays Injects Into his clean, out-ln-
he-open pictures.
roiiM-cly shnwiiiK "Hot Wat-
"Jazzmania" An
Elaborate Film to
Be At Shen-ys
Sunday and Monday
"Ja7.:'minin" is the title of
the
lati'st photoplay In which t'obcr!
A.
Leonard will
present Mao .Murray
and In it the. popular star has more
epportuniti.-s fifrr histrionic and cos-
liniK! display I lirtn has yet fallen io-
her lol in Ihe pictures she has made. iave oflen tempted him to rorg.q
Miss Murray's' hew picture is part- bin part. It is Interesting to note
;lv a cosiume plav. The star Is seep "ml when finally his mask is hMciI.
as the guein of a Italknn kingdom." I"'-"'at removes It."
which Is beset by enemies. A rev- Intensely dramatic plcluro. of
otutlon Is impending; and she fieeii wl,,'h ,h" ",ovl,1 H,t" H',1,!ll(H
to. America. Her love of novelty nliown at the Star theatre
makes her an -ardent lov.
ainI when a former subj
Of jOZH'
advises
h r lo return lo her country to
rescue Hie women anil children who
are being mistreated, she decides lo
go back. She rescues t he kingdom
and turns It, Into a republic, where
jazx keeps Madame President and
her subjects In 'good humor.
Of course there is n )ove story In
volved more than one, as a matter
or fact. Willi such a quartet or
handsome aclors as Itod La Itocque.
Lobert Frazer, Kdward limns and
Jean I lei-sholl, ,M Iss .M array will
make more than one feminine hearl
beat with envy. - And all are excep
tionally fine aclors. too.
The photoplay is based on a slory
by Kdmiind (building. 11 was pro
duced by Tiffany Productions, Inc.,
of which Kobcrl Si. .eouard is Di
rector Oeneral and M. II. Hoffman
Oeneral Manager. The sets were ex
ecuted by i 'edrlc (libbons and
photography done by Oliver
Marsh.
the
T.
Star Today and
Sundav Master Crook
Shows in
Thrilling Gilbert Picture.
Of the many and varied char if
lers John (Jilberl has port ray -il
while acting In moving picpin s be
has declared that the one of '.f-iea
Javalie," the mysterious silent youth
in the Fox production. "The Mn.n s.
of Youth." whose keen, croilbia'
brain t hroughoiit a year caret uily
planned (he robbery of a iiolrdde
collection of jewels and then p i used
to take t hem, interested him more
thnn any other.
"No ordinary thief," said Mr. fill,
berl, "would have conceived Pie
master stroke of the disguise of the
(infer, nomadic youn'f religion fan
atic: the one rote lhat would til1"!1-
Iictty Jane
mi
hi
V,
V
mm
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1 UMM- DAW- j j,
Library Ghats
t :
What does the word Dlbrary nioati
in sou; in 1 1 1 1 tt ru in ill mi II llierii iiii'
jmany persons to who the word Dlbra-
lyiueaus simply a collection of hook.
The Library Is more than a colleo-
tluii of books. It is a force, an Im-
lortanl laetor in the .'Ivle and edu
cation il life of the community.
Will not Kome One lend un attentlvo
ear t( our waniK? Wo pnlillHhcd n
HI-HI last week In the Library
last week In the Library ;
'hats but not a MmkIc person rcspon-.
led. Ili i1.' arc Jnnt a few:
1. We want National Geographic
Maaazincs for our picture collection.
Surety some one must have extra
copies whieh you do not want. Your i
Public Library can use them to great '
2. We want n Vlctrola. No not for
...... . .i in nJ ....
t li
1 for the purpose of uivlntf weekly Sat
imht.v morning' conceriH for tho chll-
reii. I loultt I, rs tna nv home in the
, . , , . V , , ,, i
eiiji have a victoria whieli y HV'dom I
ithed. Why not loan It to the library or
heller vet. ilnaale It Mini belli etltor-
purl unity as l Ills. Weekly concerts
would be given of the best in fho
musical world, with a simple expla
nation of tho piece and Ihe composer,
(if course Hits Is just a dream but
why shuubln't tt nialerlnlixe?
itoys anil girls remember tho date
Saturday October 27 th for It Is to
be your day at the public Library.
Al inrini o'clock A. M. on tills date.
Mrs. Ditryea will conduct a Story
Hour and we feel sure that not a sin
gle boy or girt will want to mi.ss It. :
Its so near Halloween that we would
not be al all surprised if you met
some eats, witches and bats or per-
ips a grinning Jacko lantern. Any
jwav ym.( m.!t4.p (.nm,( Hml M(l Alul
perhaps we ought lo keep it as a sur-
(keeping secrets,
someone . has loaned
us a tctrola for this one occasion
anil that will be another treat in storo
for you. So don't forget tho dato.
Hooks will give your mind a start.
Let the library equip yon with a
''slarter."
l-lxtrn ( barge Phiunctt.
OIllOOON CITY, Or. At a meeting
of the (itadstono council .Monday
nigh I an ordinance was introduced
providing for an Incroase of 2f cents
a month for water charges to consu
mers If not paid before the I fith of -each
month. The rate now Is $l.f0 a
month to tho water consumer who
has a bath In his house. For others
the rite la $l.2r.
The contract for the improvement
of Falrview street was a wanted lo
t he Wi Miami: Plumbing company at
Oladstom1.
est Die old man and gain entrano
Into l he home.
"When I studied - the character I
knew t hat Java lie, playing his part
of holy-man. w'ouid never for .1 mo-
jim - ni. while in - Hint role, oer.-.ut
Miimseii io step out oi it. i lie oau-
Merlng and .teasing or the. pr.uy
,,ilMKl'ler )f Iho old inllllonalre miisl
1,M'"- riioiiny. neiooio iiun n
'l""Il(','1' been portrayed with great -
an isi ry man i n is oy .101111 vai-
berl.
We Offer
A modern 6 -room house, Rlo.ic
foundation, small cellar, small garage.
House is tn good condition, located on
hill In Iho west part of city on one
and one-half lots on corner; ona si rent
paved. A small balance: on si reel hh
sessnieiila to assume. Price, Jli.mio.oi);
terms, $Liioo.'i(i; balance, $:io.oo per
monllt down to mortgage now on
properly.
A li-room modern new house a
good bargain for some one. Price.
$i 100.00. Terms, J40.0n cash, bal
ance $Ua.on per month. It is worth
your time to Investigate this.
We have many choice lols for sab
at prieeji that are right.
come and get information nn nur
many places.
La Grande Investment
Company
Reliable Agents for ftellabla
InMiirniHfe Companies
- Adams Ave. Phnna Kfnln 1f2
Goes Touring
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Castor seeks big
SUM FOR SLANDER
OXTAIMO CKNTKI
' stalementH alleged
"t ' hav!.1' bn
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neinhel
of xhft K(rH, rt NUy loi Iti 11 church of
1 village, thai the Itev, Grant CI.
,M(M'hcsiicv,' pastor of I he . church
'..... ,,im' f ttHuininfi.nrttiiinf- ',iu
" funds of the church and 1 hat he
w as "a crook. hi moment wnicn,
according lo the complaint filed by
the llev. Met 'hesnev. caused t ho
' twuUvUlttv llY rMlll.1. uM relfrnnlinil.
are tiio basis today ot a in.ooo suit
...- I'll... I I... U.ii- M..um.v
To (m, MW.h'(.Rnv VOiiiKn
whs later rescinded when the pastor
vindicated himself.
According Co Mci'hesney. Wrdlne
,wan tho Instigator of a plot to force
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Through a series of i
ine cnurcn.
statements al-
leged to have been made by Ver- .
dine to other mcinhcrs of the eon-.
gregatlon, t he I lev. Met 'hesney h(h,-
Comfort!
I'ft-bloticd of koH kid. with
plain lnt single sole, cushion In
sole, and low heel, Mk'm1 shoes
will Rho .von the iiiiiml comfort
niul natural snptort
The Bootery Inc
A I'nrndlse for Tlrcl Feet
Homo of the Arch Aid Shoo
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Perkins Motor
Company
Used Car
Bargains
I'l-mikllll 11122 Tom hltf $1500
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church. .1
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11 hiii nun,.. .- l
tier fets is nnolber wa A jnake
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Always at Your Service
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Hit! Straight Lines
of tho . v
New Modes i
Ale Gracefully
Acliievcd By
Wearing
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Front Lauo Coracta
Ni-vr huvo lliu styk-a cnlted ao
liifiiutenlly for llnca that ar
ti-aiKht HnJ sloniliir. "La Ca
inlllu" worka wonilera In ynntly
porauaillng aurplua fUh, Into
faahion'a sllhouettu makes you(
Kown a stnooth-nulntf auccesa.
Tou'll lovo Dig now models of,
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La Cumille" elvlni you th
! O llnea niul hunynncy of youth.
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Low-topped and of dainty fab
rication lightly boned but via-
lg Iblo only in their benefits.
Be fitted to your indlvldus'l
IO model of "La Camilla" am) en-
Joy a youthful figure and a fleY
jo iblo viiho that Is delightful,
lo a conpleto lino of the latoit
niooois lutways on- nanuw. Mii-nun,
Mrs. Rdbt. Pattison
CorHt'tlcro
I'lmuo in-VI Ilea. 1703 Oast g
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There is a grave re-E-.ponsilality
res ting
upon those' in charge
of children, to sec
Lhat their eyes t arc
cared for.
One sure method is
to have them properly
examined. To accom
plish this takes skill
and proper equip
ment. We make a spe
cialty of Examination
of the eye and our
equipment is the ltost
modern. . ;
Dr. W M PoarA
WW Optometrist
With
J. II. Peare & Son
1JY ALLMAX
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