La Grande evening observer., January 21, 1924, Image 8

PAGE EIGHT
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Monday, January 21, 192-1. :i
.1.-j.'-j.i...
Kcnosha-Kbscd ICrotch , 1 "w .
Union Suits ! IT v
I ' HERE
J--'mWiIl' v"- Copy for this column must be
I ''aJp ""' ' j 'u b ' uo a m'
"tiiow
Pure Wool Numjtfcrs
$J5 I
icruiig, ricattiitf.
holes, buttons covered.
stiLm-ypg. Mali orders Riven
L attention. All work guar-
I. Knnoy art goods., L). M. C
und Haby Wear.
The hllicliing and Art Shop,
Mm. b. if. Norton.
HIS Atlanta Phono Main fi'13
of ifvt'ii -thirty p. m., January
1924, at tho commission room tn
th City Uulldlng at l.a Urundc
Oregon, and must ho accompunle
by a certified check In favor of the!
City of La Grand1, Oregon, In the
amount of ten (10) per cent of l!i-j
amount of bid, as a guaraiilio of
i he acceptance and completion of i
contract if awarded. Chocks will
i bo returned to1 unsuccessful bid- I
dors.
i Tho commission rt servei
; right to reject any and all bids.
! IJy order of the Commission Jcn
U(iry yth, I'jJM.
v J. E. BTKAUNfl.
Itegorder of the City of
S 1-u Urunde, Oregon.
Jan J 1 -1'Ot.
flenl, sell and repair all make
sewing inachln-s. Ask about fre-
dressmaking course. Whito Hew
Ing Machine Co., New Koley Bid?
r.sa-wv u-27-t- i
'FREIGHT RATE
PEWIT
Nl LOWERED
tho
As Law As
IV T
westennrdver
& Gilbert
' 201 Depot St,
I 'ord ltu;,M Si liooItKiH-e.
'lKTIlolT, Mich.' ( A !') Tins
.Moccasins.
All Hi.'-s of moectislns, real In
dian headed moccasins to fit every
Hiz of loot. Kor t Ik- hany, the
initm-'H, ladles and gents. Huo tho
window at the itlchardHon Art &
Gift Hhop. ., 1-1 8-31
I'LKMHINQ and KT12AM KITTING,
J'honu 2IU-J. l-IS-UGtp
Public Service Commis
sion Orders Reduc
tions in Oregon From
10 to 40 Per Cent on
Produce.
Houghton I'll rn Kun- Co.
Hpcclal on mat tressed, J.:if.
. - 1-17-tf
We hellcvo w have the best
linn of school liibleta thai money
will buy for the leant money to the
school children at Hilverthrn
Wrlghl's l-'amily Urug Htore.
1-18-Jt
111 - I
Cull I or llhls.
I Healed bids will bu received by
(he. Commission of Hie City of I-a
.(irandc. Oregon, for the const rue
It ion of thu improvement in 'Im
provement Idtttrict number 130,
within tho City of I.H Clrando, t-
II, I u,,l,r.,.l I, ,1,1.,. ivI.i.imi l!nru I
. i ., i ii Pi .according to tho plans and
lord, half a century ago, picked I . - .. , .
'1 . . .. ., . ... , , , ., Kpecifical Ions of said Improvement.
,up what m ed "book earning . mi n m t tu tu
Ills youlh yielded him. has boon i.. . a.. . ,u.nnmlt
lor Ifi.OU will ho required for sot of
tpluns and cpeclficatlons, which
1 lamoiint will bo refunded If bidder
Ktich n Utile while hIih-o Jan. 1. is unsuccessful, und returns same
ipurchuBtd )y (he Detroit nianufac
-turer.
and alrejut' the moon is hcf,rinnintf to this office. -
toffet full affaln. nidfl will bo received to Hie hour
Mull ffoiiKK.
The Iiichurdson Art & (lift Hhop
la Jiiat In receipt of Mali Jonwr
sels made of solid Unmboo wood.
These are very d ura ble a nd t he
carvInK Is exceptionally well dime.
These sets coming direct from
China. Trlcn fi.0U ejicii. 1-1H-3I
Your IHclurcs.
Have Hlchardson "The Art Man"
enlarge and tint your pictures. Kn
larffements mada fiom either the
neuatlvo or the print at the Kich
ardson Art & Gift Hhop. l-IH-31
.
Make it a point to hear these
Victor Records out Friday
fb-h hi initio iiluil
Itciiltimliio (-ilitil
)iiM-lm llelTet
Jiischa Ilelfei.
Si'liiimiimi-llelnk
StJiuiiiiiiiu-llcliik
iti:i sj;aj ni:c(titis
U75 (Cllliilunl)
AiiihiN'i Clicnlcr (iloitliiiio
1)70 I f.i-oml Aditftlu ((auoiiiiow )
" 'Jlclircw laillahy
plll) Kwcdlienrt
j lli-flllilUt Tlnu
OI'I'.ltATIC M .MIlI ltS
it 57111 CicniH from I'uiist V lei or (Harn iiiniuiiijr
Cciiih fiom IttuoIctUi Victor OiH-m Company
mi:mhioi s insi in ii;m ai,
I'ltiimul March of u Mnrhmedc v
1157:10 irtoi- Kjiiipbony Oit'hestrn
j SprdiK M(iiiiiiif Vlcior K-niphouy Orchestra
MfiHT VOCAL
l.iltle Ilullcrriy '(fi-oiu ".Mush- lic.v i;cvuc'T), John Steel
I An Orant! ;roc (from "Music lto Itirtuc")
j John Nlerl
j Not lli-rc-Not Tlicm
I IH i He in-led llcniilc
iAM'i; im:coi:ih
I 'mu lit liciiliM li Hi '1'riM
(fnim "'Mic Nifilcs of Hiail")
(arbei-
til tin Svw (.l o Mine I'nv Tml
(fmm "The Kin U- of la;iH)
nrl)er-la)iN Or
I'M 8UII11' I'ltdlv I'ov Trot,
10117 i '.'mil U iJtcimiii and Ills Vrclic.Hlta
I Aundi l'o Trot (from "lioinbo")
I'aiil Wliltdiutu iiimI HJF Oit'helrii
IttUlit Itoblla-TuiiKo I 'ox Trot IntiJ'iinlloiial ovijJry Orchestra
Abcwluiuupi WulU Inlclnatlonal Ntiuflly Orchestra
Newlin Book k S4tionery
, Company
1V2I0
luiil
Hilly .Murray
S(anle-Miirrny
t ' Sfop Couhliiff.
Tlie onfy 24-hour permtnully
Kiiurantted cohkIi cure In Hie
counlry that J&k know of Is ours.
Tfj N'o rejJUiipe.fyJiir fifty cents back
ir ll doew noi cure you. nnviin
Drutf Co,
.Notice To Crctlilors.
Nollce la hereby Riven to all con-
cerned tliaL letters teHlameniary
! upon tlin last will and testament of
j Kannle Hrown, deceused. have been
i iHHiied by ' the County Court of
i I'nlnn Coun I y, Orepon. to Archie It.
Conley and all persons having
' claims asainHt said eatale arc liere
j by notified to present the same
! with proper vouchers to the mild
' executor at the office of J. I).
Hlater. his attorney, In l.a Grande.
Oregon, within six nmuths from the
dato of this
Dated and uindlnhed (his 2ist
day of Janinyy. A, (., I!i-J4.
HIU H. CONI.KV.
' Executor.
Jan. '.'S-Keb. 4.I1-1S
HAIJ-:.I. Or. (Kpei:lal) Tim
dri'K'jti 1'iiblic Hcrvire Comniission
has issued an order prescrlhlnff
freltriit rate rediiclionu ranging
from ten to forty per cent on
imiK, on the lines of the principal
carrh-M ihroiigliout I he state, ae-
ifordlnc l H. H. Corey of tho
coiiimi'i'iioii.
Thin oi-ier is the result of a
L'finr:tl iiivewiiiratioii Initialed by
tho Coiiiin'fiBion in May of la.st
year alter hundreds of notices had
been sent to commercial organista
toiif, Ki-iuiKes and other farm or
gan'atiotis t)irouf;hut the state.
Tin- le urines beforo tho Com-
mission cxteiMb-d over a period of;
v.ekii, tho last of whieh rnded In
Oi-lober. At these hearings all tHe
priii'i pal farm orga nidations of
tin- state wt-ru represented.
The order of the Commission
preM rib-:i jiiaxlimim, reasonable.
dl:daiie(-H scales to apply Jointly
und lotally on tho lilies of the
currieiH Involved. This order Is a
l.art. of the general Investigation
which resulted in an order of the
Commlslon hud month requiring
Kiihrttantial reductions in hay rates.
An Import;-nt feature nf the
Commliision's order is that it eiiin
Inates the differential existing on
tin inch ilncM mid makes one scale
of rates apply on all lines. Here
tofore a:i many as thrco scales
have been in effect on the lines of
a single railroad company. The
order also establishes Joint rates,
whereas liippers heretofore have
been .'itihjcete'i to tlie application
of a combination of local rates on
shipments moving from Die lines
of one carrier to uuolhcr.
( 'orrcspondlng reductions on
each commodity between all points
within the Hlate have been made
tho cider, in part, reading as
follows;
"The rate rr a distance of five
mlle;j and under shall be four
cents n r olio hundred pounds. For
each succeeding jive miles the
rale fhall increase not to exceed
one-half cent per one hundred
pounds for each five 'miles for
luitiln up to and including one
hundred miles; the rate thereafter
shall Increase not to exceed one
half cent per one hundred' pounds
for each ten miles for hauls up
to am) Including four hundred
mile.:, and Hie rate thereafter
shall increase not to exceed one
half cent tor each twenty' miles
to and including lx- "' hundred
mile.. '
Ollcj
j Whcn a small dog has u bono
F"t u largo dog covets, -which dog
v wishes to arbitrate? One itiicmh
Mi v1'-- I
, "
Dili's OivlicslWr III "
III' ' '"A'-:Ti
M III i m fT-rmr
1'r.i Kllllii- lii'tt Vux 'r,t- f ' .-)V1:tL-l-mMCiT iti J
an,. -hiH AiPmW COLDS. Efc ! X
w in m m
W t:.rle with ZPYROL f
I ' l.;,.r-4lro-t III tfkc-
ii - -m i wi . w r-A
II j l .. (.i:,Mir.. t)Ui;;)X ' mauns fxi &
iU j . .a : : ; ' . :- "-
ffi. gmmm
l-QHFOB'V'Qll ATTFMTinM I
IU ffl BV SV1 M I i.,ur m iu-k
. II I Ladies' Tail,..-and IZilX'X
'if ii l v ' . r
II i kj ill ... E; jr-
ii a mi u er IjF'
H i,i,rMvj,m'giitn rS I t...,i,k. .,.,,1 r,ii! njrr
S TT fl V it lclinod. llcniodolins !
-Where, r
the North , M,,,
Plume 211-M J
tows" m
H
g ii ii i
. Ii n-rn n 1
I I- I llll I
oiur
COUGHING i
Willi Rin-Tin-Tin, (lie Famous Police 1)
A gripping i)k-lurc of mil men and -oniwi
acting: out their stark tragedy to th hitter
end, this picture is certain to provide rich
, K
anu lascinating entcriainnient, aiulils recom-
...
inemiea 10 an our p;arons witnoiu reserva
tion.
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( oincd-,7
"SPLASH ME"
7
I I
3
The only il-lloiir pciMn
ally Kunriuttccil Cough Cure
lit the c-Minliy that we Know
of Ih mic. Nu rtil tajM.
Vmir fitly it-nts back If K
dCH'Ml't chid Jtou.
Newlin l)rug
Companr
CONVICTION
ENDED SUNDAY
(ContiniKMl from piiffo 1)
n,l irull,: lnr.th,; hh-niImth of the
('linipllri- (I!I'Ih AKSoclutlon. Kuch
Kii'l fuim- tlri'Hf,,-,! In a kid ouMtumo
n,l alunU worn put un by each
Kirl a, an hlivi,lual and rui'h
Kruiip of Kii lH. A prlz,. n mvuril
'd lo Mima rr the IjohI
t'Oililil,- and 'I'fillian A.shby and
(li'ilrudti Srranlon wt-ri, prlyn- wln-ni-rH
Itir Ihr 1,,-Ht Hluut. Otliel
prl.,'. .u,-r also K'-n.
Ciillday, ill,' liml day ,,r th,, coll-,-,nlln,
iv;lh starld nut by u lilku
'a Hi,' Piorahih' to lliiiilt-'H Cabin,
"'-'- I In- l,'Ud,T!lilp or Mrs. A.
V. N'clson and Miiis Moore. After
many houra or travel thy arrlv
, ,1 at tb ir dryllnatlon, whi-r,; tlicy
built a rin-. ale I, nu ll, rested for
a idiort time and ihen starti',1 to
t":i. arrainii' home, about tliri-c
In II, llllenaioii. l.-r,,,..
o i-lo,-( wan taa-nt In'
lor Hie Council Klro.
I Id at riv- o ilork
,"i;,' altrndan,-,' wn nri'Meat
II,,' Mcthodlai Church for the
1,1 Council Klro r u. Camp,
tllrls and u vcrv InlcroMtlnf
proKiam w.ia Kivcn. Th.- niwtlnic
ivaa opened by (he "YVol l.el.o"
,';ll. which was followed Ity tho
,-tlrin flllUK down , the two llca of
Ihe church sinK u. ceremonial
sl.'P l hmIi n lc. When tho Klrls
rencheii i heir places Ihe hand slsn
,'f the l'',r.. was ulven and tnc
: oiik "W'ohelo I'-or A e' w.m ren
dered by Ihe Kirls,! Cullowing thin
the Cainpilre Klrl prayer was rIv.
,n and ih,. candle IlKhtlnK cere
mony took place. Tho "tide to the
fire" waa h-n rta.l and "iich (flrl
slood and re-de, Healed herself lo
the law. Uotl call was Riven and
each i.-lrl ,.ave her camplire niinie,
j Ihe siKillllcanc, of Ihe name and
why alio chouse II. Collowlnir II,,'
roll call iii'ssl,. McMillan read the
creed of Ihe Caiupilie and honors
were awarded, honor beads belli!,"
,, ;o .Mania Casseit. Iiorothy
llrowalon. Herolhy Kberhard. Ann
Mant , and harolhy .n Warulck. I
ni a,ei, ,.,,, admitted lo tin
rank of Wood Cuter. Thcv uen,
nothv l:rw,,loi, v.aL..
Ann Stiii;,'. I ,r y Ann nr -H
nick. Iioroihy Kberhard ami Clela H
1'eMls Scranlon was (jiven Iho
rank of I'-lr.- Maker and received
the fir, -makers bracelet. A scrip
ture remit,, if by each ,-lrl t
IjAhov. Ilm the se,' ,.,... ...
l flic Law. The oll,L-lsl,li,i.'
11,,-U civ en Hit. I tl...
i,,,: ac "I.,,, ,,. ( sieei,"
' '"-r ""mi Hie Blrla BKaln
lll-'l out iisiiik Ihe .creliionliil
sl,'l t,, .soft music.
.., w .Mis', Moore ad
,IICMc, Ihe the ,,, (JirN ...
I . I'. chur. h. ii.slim- Ihe lamp. SS
Lie as I,,.,, sablccl. Ths momlllB S
s'"'"- 1,1 ! Ministerial As. H
so.lalii.,, and Ihe ivmnlnder nt
h'l' Inn,- s lolnj. M.nt will, the Wt
, auiprtre Kirl Kuardlans t,l - Ij.
will leave Ibis ,e.,U
TAX IS GIVEN
Tax Collections in 1922
Announced Sundav: In
dividual Contribution I
Was $68.37.
WASHINGTON (API An' aver
ue of $i8.37 for V-Aery man, wo
man and child In the . United
Hlates was ollcctctl In taxes In
19112 by the national, state, coun
ty and city governments and all
other civil divisions having power
to levy und collect taxes. Taxes
collected in that year amounted
to $7t47;i,fi8l,000t tho cenaus bur
eau announced Hunday.
Taxes collected 'by the federal
government in the fiscal year be
ginning July 1, 1922. amounted to
IS.SlM.m.ooo, which was nlmnst
five tlincfl the amount collected In'
I HI t. The per capita amount of
the government's taxes was $29.47.
Tho sources from which thj fed
eral government's taxes came
were: Customs duties, $i62,lS9,
000; Income and profits taxes, $1,
91,U9u, UUO; other miscellaneous
intermvl revenue taxes, $9.16,699,
ooo.... tax on circulation of nation
al bunks, $4,304,oou.. and federal
reserve franchise taxes, $lf,851,
000. Tuxes collected by other than
tho federal government totalled
$4,228,948.(100. or an avoraffp of
$38.U0 for ench pcraon. General
property tavea were $3.329,380, -
000, or 78.7 per cent of, tho total. I
Hpeclal axen, liiclitdlng Inherit
anco, income, etc., contributed
$2:18,0,14,000 poll taxes $9,190,
000; llcenseu and permlln; $48,
ri97,0ift, ?nd xpeclal . aaessmentH,
$2O3,747,(tO0. '
The stato governments collected
$8(I7,4ilS,OOOt an' Increase of 183
per cent over 1912: the counties
collocted $742.S31.0"o, an Increase
of 141 per cent; cities and other
Incorporated placen collected' $1,
fi27, 339,000, an increase of about
80 per cent; townnhips collected
$151,318,000; fichool dlatrlcta
$738,4.13,000 nnd all otner civil
dlvhdotiH $1U2,09,000. .
TO BUILD HORACE
MANN MEMORIAL
YKM.OW sprnNan. o. (ao ;
An Intellectual landmark of th 1
middle west, was lost-on New Years
night when "Horucc Mann I-Iouae,"
one of the bulldlnga of Antioch
co'lege waa deatroyed by fire.
The structure was the home of
Dr. Mann, the pioneer educator,
wlinn he waa president of An'ioch
70 ycara ago, rnd thus been me
Iho western rendeavnna for a num
ber of Now Unglund intclluctuals
and other notable figures in the
national life of that period. AtnnnR
those enlertulned 1 by President
Mann were Italph W'tldo UmerHon.
Nalhtinlel Hawthorne. Kdward
Kverott llalo, Dnnlel Webster and
Henry. Clay. Hawthorne .found
among the girls of Antioch college
the Hilda of his "Marble Knun." I
, Tho college was teorganized
tlireo yeara ago under the pnsl-'
dency of. Arthur K. Morgan and
now offers a liberal education, :
technical or ' pf-ofcsslonu'l training!
and actual experience In "practical.
life. Half (he Htudenta work while!
the other half study. In ulternute'
periods of five weeks. ' The loss nf ,
the house Is' a handicap lo An
tioch, but steps were at once Ink-
to replace It with a modern
struct u re much . more serviceu ble
to modern needs. Tho new budd
ing Is to be called tho Horace Mann
Memorial, and alumni of the col
lege arc subscribing to its erection.
lister liiiinctts .Men Vive-l
to Study A mcr Uiiu Markets
Ul-.ld-WiST, (Ah Ueturnln
from a trip 10 Ihe Vnlled States,
Itohert J. McKeown, parliamen
tary secretary to the l ister- min
istry of commorce, urged l'l;der
business men to visit the I r nlted
states more freuently and study
the market conditions In America.
This, he snld would show thai
America, could ubsorb everything
I'lster could produce.
Mr. McKeown said he returned
with a feeling that something
would he done In the near future
to reduce the tariff on linen.
that were done It would greatly
encourage trade here, he declared.
Reliable
Quality
Goods
Always
At Low
Prices
1 wi Ki ,ai; . jfiiaiiWGi i
3 I5S:
W JSi7 475 DEFAK 1 Wl'N 1 S 1 UKES
102 Depot St., La Grande, Oregon
World's , i
Largest
Chain
Department
Store
Organization
Nation Wide Values on
Sheeting, Pillow Cases u
ushns or all kinds
fi "Honor"
7 y4uif -Iff M- l!jjS for service and satii-
fK lkrl" $ ft' lir' ' faclion- So,d mly b,
Sfy ' the c Penney Com
fV ' Wf Ir Bleached
ll bJr ii Shrunk to 36 inefco,
yf. ' Unbleached
NatioiW
Turkish Bath
Towe
At a Big Saving
Good heavy Turkish
Towels, plain white 2Uc
Heavy Joiible Terry
Cloth Towels for ?-!5c
lOxtra Heavy 1 'ouble Ter
ry Turkish Towels, big
Size :o ,
l'ancy Turkish Towels In
many different designa of
patterns: extra heavy of'
quality
'15c. :i)c lo $1. 10
Fancy Wash Cloths, imnlo
of (;ood heavy Terry Cloth
15c to 2'lu
Pillow .
Cases 1
Nation - Wide
Brands
NVtion-Wlde Pillow Cases,
math! of ood heavy iiuality
luuterialn.
42x30 size auc
4f,x3G s ze Ic
Pli) :ot Pillow C j.ses
42x.'t6 size - I!e
4."ixyG si.:; Iu
ide Sheeting
Grade That Gives Satisfaction
OUR OWN BRAISD
This Slicetinj; of highest stiindard is growing in populai iiy each iscason, es
pecially with" those 'who prefer the better quality of materials. The quality of
Nation-wide Sheetings appeals to the most exacting, and yet our prices are most
reasonable. Compare our pi ices, with those of other sheetings.
NATION-WIDK
BLEACHKJ) SHEETINGS
72 inches wide for. : 5.'ic yd.
81 inches wide for. 59c yd.
00 inches wide for. 69c yd.
Nation-Wide Sheets, 81x9()-inch ...$1.59
NATION-WIDE
UN BLEACHED SIIEETTN GS
72 inches wide 51c yd.
81 inches wide v..,.-.57e yd.
Pequot Sheets, 81x30-in. size....?1.9S'
t'ltuniT'r.f l.lko ,'V,.ry oilier imrt ((n tho I.il CirumU, Bvi.nlnff OIihui'V
of thctte wonderful cti'iketH, tlUi er. u newspaper publish-,! al l,i
roof Is richly derontl,',!. 11', nn- Grande. Ore., as often i-s oneo u
derslde hcnrlifj: the fiuro hf ll'-e week for four consecutive weeha
kln', ' Mirinouul',l hy- five Iviwle, prior thereto.
with outspread protective v.inK.s. I Hated at l.a Grand, . Ore., Uilu
flffurt's of tho hawk-headed RodjiMli day of January. IU1M.
I loriiH. serpents and ii reiu-esenta-j lj. G. t'Gl't'lf.
tlon of u monkey-headed i:od. Couuty Jud(;e.
William Whilini,' Andrews, rirsl Jan. H-2 1 -L'S-I'Vli. 4-11.
secretary of the A riea'l I.'-kWi, i ;
In t'alro, t.s!ted the tomb will, his.
wife.
OnllT of IMlblirnlion of Not;,','
of I'tnnl Sctllemonl.
In Iho Mailer of Ihe l.'aiale of
. Thomas J. lf'-alh. dece.iatd.
Pearl U. liealh. adinlnistratrlx
I .Nolico To Cii'dilol'S.
In the County Court of the f-lute
!of OreKon for I'nion ("ounty.
j 1,1 Ihe Matter of Ihe Kslnte of
Kelx'cca J. Morelock, deceased.
I Xotico Ih hereby f?l'.n that the
,indei'Hi.'ne,l has been uppoinled
IMxeeutor of the Kstate of Itelietrea
of the Kslate or 'I liaiiix, J. 1 lea! h. . Morelock. decens.'il. and has duly
deccas-d. hnvlni; rend, red-md pre- ,iuiltl Id as snch e color. All P"l -
if'senlcd for settlement, and filed ir, jnon- havlnu claims atalnst :,l,l es-
Ihis Court her Mnal Aceo.ini i "' i,v,,,j ,.,,, ,v .......
her udminlslralicn. of said es'ale. same will, proper vourhers to the
It la ordi',', ,1. thai Wednesday. unih rsiKr.ed cxeculor ut his address
mrl.-r .Mnk"- Proitrvss the r.lh day of March. f.,:' l, lieinB at Wallowa. Wallowa Counly. Ore-
work a day of a term of s,i,i Court, lo- koii. wniim six ,u,,,o ,,
:ia,o oi tnis nonce.
Date of first publication January
Ih. 13J4.
JA.U;S I1. MOKICl.OCK, j
W:tllowa. Orcffqre
I'lAOCiitor of said l'.state
GeorRO W. cherry, attorney fo'c
Uxccutor,' Vallowa. Oregon..
Jan. 7-14-S1-SS l''cb. 4
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1,1'XOlt Kgvnt- tAP) The
of dismantling Ihe shrines In the'wlt of the March term thcrvor. A.
tomb of Tutankhamen Is maklnK, l. 1024. at 10 oVlocli A. M. of said
rrood progress. Howard Carter day. be nppointe.l Tor the settle
was able Saturday to remove the ment of suid ar comil, and that no-
rrtof of the third shrine to the nnte (lee of said stttemeni w p'.iniisn
I late of last publication
;iry 4th. 1P24.
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Noiiec io Crctlitors.
Notict is by tills given that lhov
undersigned has been appotnleil byj.
tm Couuty Court of the Stnto of-,
Oregon for Union Counly exe.cu- .
trlx of the t stato of Anna 13. Hen'
ry, d( ceasi-d, und lias duly qmili t
tiil therefor; and that all person
liaving clolma again&L tho estate of
the said decedent are required ta,
present duly verified with their .
proper vouelfers, within six months
from I lie date of the first publica
tl;i of this nollce. to the under-
r.igned at her resilience in l.a ,'
Crand-.-. Knion county, Oregon, or
h-ave lliciii at the law office oE '
Jno. S. Jlodgin, In said city, coun-j
1y and Btato. f
late ot; fiist publication, iJe-!
ccinber 31st, l'.23. . ,
Mabel T. Allen, "',
IJxecmrlx of the Estate o(
Anna H. Henry, Ucceased. J
Dec. HI-Jim. 7-14-2I-2X :
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r.ONSISTF.NT AVITH THE HOOVERIZFJ) SLOGAN TO BE OF?ERVIOE AND VALUE TO
THE COMMUNITY, WE DEEM IT OUli HUMBLE DUTY Tf ENCOURAGE AND SUP
PORT HOME PRODUCTS WITH TWO MODERN BAKERUra TN THIS COMMUNITY PRO
DUCING FRESHER PRODUCTS THE EQUAL AND SUPERIOR TO THOSE SHIPPED IN
WE WILL HEREAFTER SELL AND RECOMMEND LVVjWj UAKtKY UOiJS MAiN Ur AC-
TI1TJFD BY THE LA GRANDE BAKERY AND GWILTAM'S ELECTRIC BAKERY.
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