La Grande evening observer., January 28, 1924, Image 7

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSRRVF.TI
PAGE SEVEN
La Grande
"The Eternal Struggle."
At Sherrys Last
Time Today.
Hfglnnhl Murker hnl dono it
nuln! Tho man who muih- "Tho
Slorm" and "Hfiiris Aflame" Iihh
added another supreme lrnmatlr
ai lilevotnt n( to bin credit in "The
Kfcrnal KimKKb'." the Metro jilr
turo now pluylnK nt the Hlu-rry
Theatre. Tlie story is superbly bun
dled and keeps one enthralled
throughout the entire. unfoldim-m.
Tho cuhi is in keeping with tlirt
superior dired Ion, for eiuh wit h
lilt 8ifierioi direction, for each one
of t lie players Is a ton-notrher who
oould star in an ordinary produc
tion. Kencc Adorec. who is a com
parative newcomer to tin films, as
Andren Grange, the tempestuous
111 1 to Krcnch Canadian, gives a per
formance tti at ranks her anions
Iho great stars at the top of the
ladder, l'at O'Mulley, as the di-vll-tnay-care
liticlcy O'Huru. does some
of tho best work of his career, sur
passing his superlative pert'orm
nnce in "Hrolhers I'nder the Skin."
ltarhara 1..U Marr, as Cinnllle Le
noir, is cast ns an ndventun-sn, as
WANTED
WANTED Furniture anil House
hold KOOilB. I pay hlehost prices.
Jjon't sell unlll you cull mo.
Phone 613 J. HouKhton Furni
ture Co. 12-18-tr
WANTED Block to feed for the
winter. I'hono Fanncra 224.
1 2-1 r.-i Rtn
FOR RENT
FOR RKNT Excellent HleepInK
room, laily preferred, r'all ul 102
Hemlock. ' i-25-Slp
l''OU JtK.N'T Hhop spee in new
hullrilnK. W. H. Ilfthnenluunp I'o.
l-2ri-4t
FOIl liKNT -Nice front, sleeping
rooms. $12 inontli. IMione ir.:i-li
i-;o-3tp
FOIl HUNT I'lvn room furnished
house, laofi Aih.mi. l-20-tl
FOH RKNT 4-roonl furnished
house, l'hone 474-J. l-!-lf
FOR SALE
FRANKLIN RNCLOKKI) CAli !
Lata Model in splendid condition.
Terms to still. H. llolinen-
kamp Co. 1-25- 4t
GOODYRA.H Tilt ICS H I h e h 1
finality nnd lowest price in his
tory. W. Jl! aiohnenkamp Co.
1-2.1-4:
KOH SAIJ-: 'A splendid rive-room
modern home. Very., close in.
Phone Main :i7. - I-2r.-4tp
PIANO SPKCIAI Two new urand
pianos ot big reduction. V. II,
llohnenknmp Co. l-Sft-4t
HT II A Y K I ) One iron grey mare,
wt. about 000 lbs., age about
7 years. No brands visible. Own
er ciin i iii vi- run i if i if i n 1 1 uir. itn ,
D. W. Sanford. llilgard. and p.y- j
ing bill. l-24-:iti
FJ,ASTHi:lNCJ DOM10 I'l:OMI'TI,Y
1208 C Avenue. 1-4-lnipj
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
OSTEOPATHIC I'lIYSIGIAV
DR. J. D. nnd DR. MARGARET
INGL73. Osteopaths, Hplnal )
OurVattirft nnd Dlsoaaes of Wo
men nnd children n specialty.
Office p?ione Main 10ti. Resi
dence phone Main 10C, 2 rings.
Sommcr llhlg.
PHYSICIAN-HIT RGKON Dr. K. D.
Ralston Practice limited to the
eye, ear, noso nnd throat, nnd
fitting of glasses. New Foley
Bldg. Main 778. 1-l-lm
ATTORNEYS
COCHRAN & ERERHARD Geo.
T. Cochran nnd Colon H. Eber
hard. Attorneys. I -a Grande Na
tional Rank Building.
CHIROPRACTOR
DR. BELLE MYEP.H. Chiroprac
tor New Foly Building. Hour
10 to 12 a. m., 2 to f p. in., and
7 to 9, p. in. . 7-24-tf
DR. J. K. WOODEM. Chiroprac
tor and Naturopath. Skin and
blood diseases, headaches, np.
pendlcltis, backucltes, riieutna
tlsjh, osthia, eczema, varicose
veins, all l:mds of stomacn.
heart and kidney trouble suc
cessfully treated. Blood pressure
reduced. Diseases of women and
children a specialty. S'lite 20
Sommcr Hldg. Phone 4!7-W
Residenee Phon irm-W.
Misci;ri,A.i:or.s
HEMSTITCHING and Plcot Edee
prompty done by Mrs. E. C.
Tuckey. Ibu.S Second street.
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NATI'ISK (i KK
DR. A. N. MAY VIM J-; SprelallKt
In rhronlo li8n.ss. Mt'iboils.
5f ochfl.no -Thcr;i pv nml Naturo
path, i-tkln nn! Itiool 1i5'.ts-s.
nervous Ir. :im-s. Chronic J(ra!
ache. Kryjma Hc'wMch, Atp-n-dlcltls,
Constipation, Itotvcl iron-
Classified Wuit Ads
Theatres
she was In "Trifling Women" and
"Thn rt-lsoner of Xeiidn," and site
given u superb perforinancv. Carle
Williams. Wallace Hiei, Josef
Swlckard ami Anders Mandulf
complete the excellent cast.
Comedy also showing, "l-rox ii
Hearts."
Mary Pickford Does
Time in Jail in
Picture at Sherrys.
During the first day that Mary
Pickford 's new picture, "Itosila."
her latest I'nlted Arilsta Corpor
ation release, was in the making,
tins mueh-hlolii d iilile Wc-ina ar
tiste spent the titae in jail.
Hut II was nil in ihe -s.-rl.tf . the
first Scene of which required thai
"Our Mary" lie imprisoned in a
din-ry, 'dungeon ceil. Kriii si l.u
Mtsfh .the director, turned the key
and kept her there from nine,
t hiriy in I he morning until six
thirty that evening, with a brief
half hour out for flinch.
Yliose who see this feature when
it comes tu I he Sherrv theatre on
Tuesday and , Wednesday, may lie
surprised .however, to find that the1
bio: all kinds of Chronic Di
seases successfully treate-J. Call
Main 593. Koom 1. 2, 3, second
floor CoolldKC IlldK., opposite
Star Theater. Office Hours. 10
to 12 a. m., 1:30 to 0:00 p. m.
Consultation free. 2-4-tf
1'IA.NO tuxi;ks
EXPEUT PIANO TUNING Clean
and volco your piano without
extra oharR". Work KUuranteed.
Call Newlln Book Bloro for up
poinlment. itoy.1-3. l'hllllps.
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FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
. O. O. M. Tn. Orandn T.o1k No.
8H0 I.nyal Order of Moose, huldF
regular mpfltlnps every Thurs
day night at 8 p. m. at Odd Fal
low hall. Ksstorn Oregon
Moosehoart T,v;ion of the. World
No. ltlU meets second Monday of
pach month. Tho Women's
Moosoheart I Klon No. S 'J 8
meets every second and fourth
Thursdays ot oae.h month. Visi
tors always welcome.
Dr. A. N. Mayvilln. Dictator".
C. S. Khultz. Secretary.
B. P. O. KLK8 La Oraiido l.odne
No 433. I.odgo meets each
Thursday eveninf? at 8 o'clock.
Home and club privileges cheer
fully extended to ill lirother
Klka.
,i)o TJlo Green, Kxalted Ruler.
.Mood Keklcy, Secretary.
b O. KAOLKS, Aerin No. 2r,J.
meets every Krlrlay night at
Kagles Qiall. Visiting members
welcome.
Harry T. Kd wards, Pec.
Everett Walker, W. P.
MfUlKHN WOODMION of AMER
ICA l.a Ornnda Camp No. 7703
nieetH on the first Thursday eve
ning of each month. In the K.
of P. Imll. Vlslllna NeiKhhors
welcome.
j:d nnow.v. v. c.
' JAKR ItOKTOCK. Clcrkk.
WOODMEN OK THE WOltLD
Jjl Grande Camp No. IfiS. Meets
every AI o n d ay nigh t at Eagles
hull. All visiting Neighbors wel
come. Dues payable at office of
th Clerk. Rooms 21-22, Ln
Grande National Bank Building.
E.'E. Kilvis. C. C.
U. J. Kitchen. Clerk.
A. lp. and A. M. D:i Grande Dodge
No. 41. A. F. and A. M. holds
regular meetings first and third
Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial
welcome to all Masons.
Fred E. Kiddle. W. M.
E. It. Rtngo. Secretary.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red
Cross Dodge No. 27 meets every
Monday evening in Castle hail
(1C. of P. Hall), nt 8 p. in. A
Pythian welcome to all visiting
Knights.
Dr. J. E. Wooden, C. C,
C. 1 4. Graham. K. R. H.
O. E. fl. Hope Chapter No. U O.
E. S. holds stated communica
tion the second and fourth Wed
nesdays of each month at R:00
p. in. Visiting members cordially
welcomed.
Nettu K. KaUln, W. M.
Anna R G'ove. Secretary. '
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
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ifi py W
V JW.. Wm
j first si'rnt of Ih' ptouitv dot s not
t hIiow tho star behind the burn.
Kvn though ihiH vnt tin- inliiul
'shut" to 1m tal.cn 11 did not com
into 1 1 : 4 story inilll well ulotir; to
iwanl th mbhlb of the film.
"The Green Goddess"
Opens 3-Day Run
!At Arcade Today.
Powerful in plot, swift in ac
tion and with superb tit ling. "The
Green Codde.Hs." produced by Dis
tinctive pict it res 4 'ori.onitlon, be
a three - days engagement at
'In A read e theatre today. U bus
about everything a picture tdiould
have and perhaps U little more.
MiiKiililcent .settings and wonder
ful coslunilug add to thn general
excellence. H is a, big' picture,
done in a big way. Seldom lias
unythlng been done on the screen
to equal the mob scenes in which
veral thousaiul people ap)-ar.
,'tldney (Mcolt who directed "The
Green Girtldes;;" Ik tic serving of
no little praise for hi.-: deft hand
ling of thexe mobs and subtle dra
inatlc Hitualiolis.
The distinguished actor, George
Arliy:, i.i Wur Btar und Alice Joyce
making her return to the screen
after two year:;' absence, has the
leading feminine role, Tho sup
port tug cast includes David Pow
ell. Harry T. Morey, Jetta Goudal
Ivan Khupaon and William Worth
ingtcr. The rtory of "The Green God
d e,' nda pt ed by 1 'orrost 1 1 alsey
from the highly Hiiccesfful play of
the siiinr name by William Archer
deals with the adventures of n
party of English resident of In-hand-;
of tin unscrupulous Itajah.
WINTER OKEH
. TIIU PARK (Special) Mrs.
George Dosely of Dig Creek was
visiting her ulster Mrs. A. J. Van-ilervantei-
List wee'g.
Letter m iiler is hauling wood
for Patrick Powers of the Cottage
at Medinil HprlnifP.
George Doiieley, old time resi
dent of litis vlclnily and now of
111;; Creek, pa'ised through here
on hi! way to lutdger Flat, when'
ho has u position with tho Jacob
and lien:! rtnw-mlll out Til.
Edward Wolf, student at the
Cove "lit" dime here on n short
vi;;i1. upending the week-end with
his mother .Mrs. Dydiu Vandervan
tel. -
.MIhh ld: O. Hunter vislICxl Mary
and Eiva Va.norder las' week.
Oetla Vamlervatiter, little daugh
ter of A. .1. Vandet vunler, la on
the sick li.sl this week and tu not
ailonding school , by order of
t hi. doctor. ;
Bert vnri killed four hogs for
iiH'lr own table l:i'l week. They
weighed 300 pounds each. AI ra.
Van is. now buy . r!pdering the
lui'ife quantity of Uird taken from
the fat animals.
A. J, Vandervant or was a pass,
eager on the .Medical-Baker stage
on business 'in tho 'Juccn city and
inc'deittatly collecting threshing
Mi's from Hie rancher. of B:ikir
VaMe, where ho done the thresh
ing last fall.
Joseph ,ny and -family spent a
delight fill time with l heir friends
i t. Robert Waunker'a place on Big
reek. They part ieapal ed in ,u
dance- given there last week.
Clayton Lay was taking Ills fa
I her'a place driving - "the I'nion
Klngo and mail, during the illness
of iiis little fister, who was re
ported seriously nlek the last part
of the week.
( 'lannco Vanorder assisted
Bert Van in the butchering of
hog:; last week killing one at the
f'ame Unie for himselt.;
A load of dressed ' hogs went
from the Park lo the La Grande
markets, I here being no market
in I'nlou for meat at .the present
time. The load was hauled on
sleigh?: as far uh the anow lat"d.
Then Roy Hall came with a truck
taking ihe load from there on to
Hie cliy.
.Lu'k Hunter. .D visited with
his parent.; at the Forks lard, Sat
urday, returning to his ?;chooi
Sunday evening, lie reports con
siderable koow on the trull across
the mountain at Smith's.
The Hunter family at tho Rig
Log Cabin were neighborly trcttteu
with a generous amount of meal,
( oiiKistlng of Kpare-rihs. pigs-feet
and sausage. This w;m sent by
Mi, and Mrs. A. .J. Vnmiervanl or
nnd Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Van
order, after they hud clone their
butchering.
Kenneth Vanorder visited with
hi parent.'-, Mr. and Mrs. clarence
Vanorder on Sunday afternoon
returning to his worl, at Big
Creek in the evening.
Clarence. Vanorder has cut con
siderable wood wilh a drag-saw.
He also cut post timbers, which he
is hauling out of the mountains
be! ween feeding his atoclr- and do-
PARK STANDS
OIJTCUESTS.OF.FVERETT Hv Cundo
kHf-rt" "Vk-Srl I'" you 'MST Tre i ice-.jfrf-J
match ok- Woopkjrk,-
1 .
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'n the winter's chores.
It Is rumored that E. O. Zcek,
of i'nion. wilt start a saw-mill nt
Little Park, on tho road to Tclo
casPt curly this sprint,'.
There is talk o." Clarence Van
order uiiri Bert Van starting a.
small portable mill on the Vamlcr
vanur's place for the culling of
timber Into lumber for their own
building material, as they are con
templating building extensively in
the near future.
Poacher: have killed a deer be
tween the two roads 'abve Pad
doelr':; ranch nnd then boldly
dragged I he animal in the snow
l'o tbe rnau. then in the road for
f.ome distance. The warden was
not iftcd and en me to the scene,
but no urn st has been reported
hern so fr.r.
It is the report here that the
Blue. Mountain Lumber Company
vil erect n, saw mill somewhere
on Catherine Creek, at tho base
of the -limber holdings which they
recently purchased from the Scott
Lumber "ompany early In the
prhig. It Is said that, a local man
has been awarded tho contract,
to build Hie large plant and. tint,!
thn location will be at Smith's
ranch near t he summit on the
Medical Spring Road.
Mr;-;. S. God say wu in Tnion on
a visit to her daughter, .Mrs, Neva,
Greenwood, la:? week.
Ed (ifile-spie had an operation
performed of a nasal and catarrh
al nature r. few weeks ago, of
which he i now recti pcrul lug.
.1. If, 'Foster was marketing cab
bages ty tho I'nion stores the oth
er day. Jos had u good garden
i;utch, which helps along In the
wlnler "months.
Roy Jones and family are lit ex
cellent, trim these, cold days. Roy
was In I'nion tho other day ami
wnr. heard to say so.
Ed Mile: was in I'nion on bus
iness lust Week.
ciniide B. Wood of I'nion has n
Blue Mountain.
Is Honest Quality
Always
Use our products they
Hip home-made product
Lountam
Creamery
R. V. Tyler, Prop.
Alain (iO 1109 Wash.
La Grande, Ore,
It Usually Does
SCRATCH THE.Pt on XOJfK.-
Lie- AV 1 WM
large job cutlng down and hauling
trees from the woods. He has a
fftw of men with teams hauling
the logs from John ljoiselle's place
io ftir-i. tiousay's ranch, where he
will cut them up Into cord wood,
or sixteen Inch wood with u drug-
f.'liW.
By all reports there Is a good
size crew of men nt th Jacob and
Hew; saw-mill and logging out
fit at the Badger Flat plant this
winter
BUICK
Southard & Shinn
j Agents ;;
!; Rfiesch JiWST I
Shapeless wnlst-llnes
Protruding abdomens
Balky hips are passe.
Tho enlarged waist-tine Is not
popular wllh women who cure
about their personal appear
ance. Wear a T.A CAM ILLS nnd
hd comfortuhlo, A complete
line of tho different models al ways
on hand.
Mrs. Robt. Paltison
Corset lero
I'hono 322-W ' Ites. 17U3 Onk
I ' Th( r
M mi J gC
irflrls hnRjj'irneil to corsets
nrin dec?! that,
' Henry Sliorea was reported at
the Radger Flat Jogging cumps
cutting lugs. His brother John was
also at that plce at a late ilato
this wlnier.
They have organixed a club at
(he Mchool, for the purpose of ed
ucating the children Into Hie par
ticular rules of order as in ef-
feet parliamentary. The officers! I
are; President, ijiurel Lay; Vice
President, Herb Mellow; Secre
tary, Mary Vanorder. In connec
tion with tlie club they have A
sehool ta per. hi. i O. Hunter was
choMeii im the editor. The new
sheet Is called the 'S'Park Ping"
and Ih very interesting as well
at amusing.
A GRANDE MAR KIMS 'I'ODAV
Top I'rlco Markets.
Ranch eggs. 4f.e a doxeit.
Cabbage, fc. top ultalily.
Fllur, st ratijht, l.toi; patent
llflKE NEWS:
Main G2 Day nnd Night
HNORGRASS A XIMMKiniAX
Exclusive
All of our time devotoyto on business ii'tmnmi fjm'VTihm f
Tears of expeiieiico has Viiabled us In ,11111 nil n n I n fun t
for burial your Doved Jin es h'.jimv. I" a n d Kenlle way. Wo
help you make all a&uf'Tnents. Our ninbulnnce servico ut f
any time,- day nnd night ' c
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FURNITURE EXCHANGE
We Pay Best Prices f or
USED FURNITURE
Or Will Exchange for New
Ed( Donohue
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OVER 30 GOOD
USED CARS
A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO CHOOSE A
CAR FOR EVERY PURSE
Two Franklin Touring:
1921 Ford Coupe, Moore power transmission
and many extras.
1923 Ford Touring-, original tires
1921
Fowl Truck, line
GOOD
1th and jwrtrmri starters at prices from
FjJ'fliirs up lo Two Hundred Fifty Dollars
Prices Low Values High Terms
Perkins Motor Co.
Roesch Bid?;. Phone M-7fl"
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$2.0f, Washington hard wheat.
$2.00.
Oranges, medium Cn cents, large
!)0 cent.
I Demons, f0 cents per dozen,
I wee i potatoes. 2 lbs for 2re.
Florida grapefruit, 16 cents.
Cranberries, ; 2& cents per lb.
Fresh spinach, ir(e per lb.
Parsnips, 5 oents per pound.
Head letuce. 1 ie to'lKh, 2 for Il.lc.
Hot house IcMuec. 3fc per lb.
Celery, two bunch for 3rn.
Potatoes, f 1.75 per DMI pounds.
Iluneli beets, 3 for 15 cenls.
Buneh carrots, 2 for 2! eeiit.s.
Cauliflower, 23 cents per pound.
Turnipn, &( per lb.
Greell peppers, eM Cellta per lb.
Rruhsel Hproil!s, 2T.C.
Raisins, ir to 20 cents per lb.
Clllie KUg.'ir, flO.lTi pel' Bill lll't.
Tillamook cheese, 45 cents per
lb.
Creamery butter, f.f. cents 1 lb.,,
$1.10 2 pounds.
Duekit utid geeso 2t! cents, Ink-:
eys 3d cents, liens 2i! ccntc. !
Spring .chickens, 33 cents. i
Clams, lo (jeiits pel- pound. I
Kastern Oysters, H5 cents per t
pint.
Olpniplc Oysters, 85 cents per'
Pint.
t
FtrarJcff crson
you'll rim) ::i:s n
Live Wire
Concrrn
for hnmllliiK Klinlrlc Mo
tor antl Cli'nomtor rcputrn,.
Our nup.'iinr fnrliHlns.
trained organization nnt
lnol'rnlo clmrKim assuro
flattRrarttotl,
ill mi MmiiIii lllllllli i
s.
.ai ,... Electric'
107 l)cit. si. I'll, sdu-w
Acro.sN from l'ciintyH
Cars
shape
CARji.
BY BLOSSER
WEDDINS NEjCT HOUSE .nVM
t T OS VETECQW AM' ' ' '
MOM MADE ME SO JMBf
OUTAM'PCkUP Y-S
AU.TM RICE! . ,,A
z-' t .AM
s : '!.
i 7
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Crabs. 35 cents a pieca
Beef loin and flat bone, S&O. '
Lamb chops, 40 cents, -.
siouhler lamb chops, SO cent!.
t JtOUllU fill-UK, ewniH per IU ,.
Pot roasts, jr lib J n cmhh.
Deef boll, , HI. and 15 cents.
Leg of lamb, 4U, A:cJltH. '
Pork, wliobi shoulder, HI cents.
Pork, shoulder roast, 20 cents.
Pork chops, t-t oents. .
Steak, ."o (o 25 tfent. '
Link sausage, 30 cents per lb.
Gasoline 22 cents.
f'niil Prices. ' '.'
Mine run and nut, 12 delivered.
Egg and stove, j 1 2.60 delivered.
Lump. gtlt.:!u delivered. ' '.' '
YOUll - . ... -
CARE'S
JANUARY SALE ,j.
$1.00 Cash; 51.00 Mo.,
(tiy S10.00 worth
Csinh; S2.50 M
ay 925.()OjvciIi.
CTU jflo.
Ttiy 550.00 worth
S7.50 Cash; $7.50. Mo..
Will Imy S75.00 worth:
$10.00 Cash $10.00 Mo.'
Will Imy $100.00 worth
Itcnicmber!
NO INTEREST AT
, CARR'S :
JANUARY SALE t
Itlilti (ho Now, Modern,""
llrtllotl lilissos ' "
!.A GRANDE JOSEPH
li LINE ..' '
7:30 ihtrr 9:30 A.M.
11:30 A. M. and 3:30 P. M.
4 ROHM) Tltll'S DAILY "'
t'hooso tho C'onirot'tnhlo,' ,!
Snfo S.lnKo for Your Trip '
UNION-LA GRANDE
AUTO STAGE. .
TI.1IK TABIiK
Colon
S::io A. M.
1 1:0(1 A. M
2 r :n T. M.
i-.:ut v. l
f.n lrnmlc '
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1 Mil) I. M. '
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5:15 Pi ,M. '
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SalOMlay Nlhl Kpo:lah
lii'iivoH , , IirnvoM ' '
t'fiion : IiA (Irnnilft '
7:00 I'. M. 11:0(1 l'..M.
HvnhMl Cars
I. ;. ncr.Alv MaimRor
ii:.mam ui;m;inb
oiiogram
IMOTOIt OHjS
Ton know that good oil - la
cht:ipr t Jui n repalcs. Th'nk of
this when ypu buy oil niruln--wlH'ibcr
bythn qnnrt or barrel.
If yonidrjilcr etinnot supply
you wit if MdN'OGUAM, wo cnn.
you wltV M(lNC)
C. W. Bunting
& Son
Whoh'satn nnd Itrtnll
ftlnnornm iValrrs
Union Creamery
Company ;
La Grande, Ore.
IS GOOD '
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Butter
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Wc Want Poultry, Also
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