La Grande evening observer., February 14, 1924, Image 7

PACE SI
Thmyriny, Fobi-mry II, 192-1.
THE LA CRANDF, EVENING OBSERVER-
f.j
La Grande
Real Acting Promised
In Movie Today
At Sherrys.
Ttcnl , liotlnj- nhtllty Lucld-il up
U tflory l hut never tn tlown
for u ftiinuln comt)lnoH to iimkc
pin that will jo down 111
simiiHiMfioiH Malory.
ThiV HnitliT and tin Uom-" is
tUrt'V'ht. Hum tho nveriiRo film
Mor ami therein lion Ms fxeol-
lonrff. Mission llfo in f'ulirornln
wiii'ii Itiat stale v:is u province of
vim' Hintcr I he .imi of Mux-
niillan ,1 Is pictured an tho Krem
lin uctivo wrii: of i-vonlH Dial
H.cm i (( a ptitfe from I he book
of life.JT Unit period.
CuNtqu (Mas.s und Alico 1-ako
iro tn princtpuls and are uhly
.upportrd y mirh well known ar-
tlMx awNoah 1 Jerry, Trank Oiuh
peaii, Kdwin Slovens, Aloo Tl.
1-Yiini'iH,. llkhanl Ht-ndrlrk, Jo-
pli J.Uowliiitf, Andrew Arhuck
. l.oft):i I-'asirnda und Hurry
orl hriH. 0
Comply fihowinff 'Sunday "um,'
1 cjixua. vuena clL
Arcade Theater
Wov 3ay Run.
w t , .
WheiC "Zuzii" the cienl l-'rt neb
Jiluy vu3 produced in I'aris Home
was the KtarrinKT vHiirlo for ,fa-
d:uiie Iff-jano, ll wan believed by
many rrUlcM that it would he iui
Fpossitde for nnv A mrf;tn notrs
Classified
i
WANTED
i!WANTI' Furniture and House
hold iiOflB. 1 pay htghcHt prices.
Don'tBoll until you cull mo.
Plioner6ia J. Houghton furnl
turo Co. 12-18-tf
iWANTRh Carpenter nml ninson
work, full nt 1.KI7 I'enn. Ave.
or Norrls Orlll. 2-li-fitp
AVANTKD Womnn for ironr-rat
houRowork, 1413 Washington.
1'honn 24 l-J.
-U'-ir
WANTKf) Position n.l liool;l(p-p-
rr. an Jflvn rfcM'ctirs. 1'lionf
M. 37.' ' ;-K'-tr
FOR RENT
I KOI I ItlfNT 2-rooin furnished
upnrlnji'nt, Htiltuhln for illit
houni'lli'i.plni;. 1017 4tli.fii.
. s-is-ir
. .1 in . i
F0R"T5AL"E ;
I'Olt SAI.K Display rol'rlRei-alor.
Kim1 for candy, bullrr or nuy
tliln;: (p lo Itepl pool. NuitilblP
for rnfrrr1on''ry. Ki-optlr or
lllltPlH'. ('OSt tiriO.II". Will Bl-ll
for $7r.0o. chi-rrys l''lorisifl.
2-13-41
POU RAM-: Oil KXfHANGK On"
hundred acres, mile from ICIIn.
45 full wheat; 12 ulfaira; wuter
riprht. Take cily property, all or
part. Price $7uihum). John linln,
Klein, Ore. 2-9-l!wp
VOW. SAI.K flirt's bicycle
as new. Cull 2HU-M.
t.OOll I
2-1 l-(lt
MISCELLANEOUS i ,
RTUAYUl) Dork brown .lprspy
pow. MM Snponrl. 2-"-!lli
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
OSTKOl'ATIHO 1'HYKICIAN I
DR. J. Ii. and DR. MARGAHKT
INGLT?. Osteopaths, Spinal
Curvature and Diseases of Wo
men and children a specialty.
Office phone Main lOti. Resi
dence 'phone Main 10G, 2 rings.
Somme)' Hldtf.
PHYSIOIAr-aUltOIOON Dr. V. T..
Ralston Practice limited to tho
eyo, ear, nose nnd throat, and
fitting of ftaRses. New Foley
Uldtr. 'Main 77S. 1-1-lm
A'lTORNEYS
COCHRAft &. E R 10 1 1 II A It D Geo.
T. Cochran and Colon R. Kber
liard, Altorneys. I-a Grande Na
tional Rank itnildintr.
CrilltGRRACTOIt
DR. BEI.IJ-; MYERS. Chiroprac
tor New Toley Rulldin. Hours
10 to 12 n. m., 2 to & p. m.. and
7 to 9 p. m. 7-24-tf
DR. J. R. WOODKIJ, Cliiroprao
tor and Naturopath. Skin and
blood diseases, headaches, op
pendlciis, backnclies. rheuma
tism, sag! h ma. ec?,cina, varicose
Veins, "all kinds of stomach,
heart and Mdney trouble suc
cessfully treated. Itlood pressure
reduceri. Dlsensen of women nnd
children a specialty. Suite 2a
8ommer Rbitr. Rhone 4y7-V. '
Rwrtd-nce Rhon tOQ-W.
X AAT1RK CI Ri:
DR. A. W. MAYVII.I.K Specialist
In chconlc fUnas.. M-rlioj8.
Mechano-Th-rapy an.l Naturo
path. Skin anil blood clllaafl.
npnroiM 0li""an.'S. Chronic Hoatl
acha. pi-z.liia S.lalira. Appi'n
Oldtla. Conatipatlon, bow-l trou
ble; aM hlnils o( riironlc 1I
neaaes snrc.'ftr.;y trcnll. Call
Main l.'?.!. Itooni I. Z, ai coml
floor tonliilKi' 111.1k.. oppoll
Star Tiioalir. Orrirn Tlonia. 10
to 12 a. in., I:S0 to r.:00 p, in.
Consultation fret. 2-4-tt
Theatres
to iiortrny tliat (trillions role ax
uriixtlcaMy tin (he uetrexs minted,
but these rrtlU'H wTo In error an
Hie evidence. Hhowed.
The pirturi.tvtion or this tliarm
insr piny by I'urnmoum wilh beau
t t nl tiloria HwaiiNon tn the title
rule is Klid by many to be. a far
more powerful c-hnrartrrhoUior.
I liau liai. ever been wren on the
American statre or screen, in thin
splendid picturiwition. which will
be shown at the Arrad'n Ihcatru
today, I'Tlday und Saturday, MIhh
SwaiiKon relies entirely upon tin
power of pantomimic art in which
lit (i Krcnch always have been
adepu., but thoe who have scon
the Kxeat screen art 1st In her won
drrful emotional interpretations.
In which she has uppenrcd for
Biveral years, will be the first to
drclaro I hat Miss Swanson Ik tin
only Amei'icau screen star who
vi sis the role of "Zaai" with
imwe. never heretofore, witnessed
in silent drama production:?.
Income Tax
Tips
Xo, 20.
MifiinderstumllnK . of tho pro
visions of the revenue act felut-
ir.fi- to personal expenditures is iu-
iicaled n Hie returns or - niunv
taxpayer. 'lit 1 tint are made for
icduclion of which from ffrosf In-
Want Ads
PIANO TIJNF.US
EXPEKT PIANO 'J'llNINO Clean
and voloo your piano wltlioul
extra rlmrKe. Work ffimrantcM.
Call Newlln Tlook Storo for ap.
pointmpnt. Itoy K. Phillips.
4-ir-tr
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
U O. O..M. a Ornnile I.ode No.
: 850 Toyal Order of Moosa. holdK
; reffiilor meet In cs every Thltra
day night nt 8 p. in. ut Odd 1V1-
Iowa hall. lOiislern . Oi-eorr
Mooaeheart T.eRlon of the World
No. 1C9 ineels sorond Monday of
- each month. Tho Wom-n'
Moosehenrt I.euion No. Sfl
meets every second and fourth
Thursdays of each month. Visi
tors always welcome.
Dr. A. N. MayvlHe, 7ictator.
C. S. Sliultx, Secretary.
U. V. p. Kl-KST.a Ora,tid.e,.,odsf
No 43. r,oiigo meals each
-Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
Home and club privileges cheer
fully extended to all Hrother
Elks.
De I.llo Green. Exalted Ruler.
Mood Eclcley, Secretary.
P.. O. EAGLES, Aerie No, 2T.9.
meets every Friday nlRht at
EqkIcs halt. Visiting members
welcome.
Harry T. Edwards, S.
Everett Wulker, W. P.
MODERN WOOUMHiM of AMEIt.
ICA I.a Orunilo t.'nmp No. 7703
meet, on tlio first Thursday eve
ning of oneh month. In tho K.
of P. hall. Visiting Neighbor,
welcome.
ED BROWN, V. C.
JAKE HOSTOCir, Clerkk.
WOODMEN OP THE WOltbD
T,a Grando Camp No. 1GI. Meets
every first, and third Monday
nights nt Eagles hall. All visit
ing Neighbors welcome. Dues
payable at office of the Clerk.
Rooms 21-22. I.a Grande Nation
al Rank Ruildlng.
E. K. Sllvls, C. C.
R. J. Kitchen. Clerk.
A. F. and A. M. I,a Grande Lodge
No. 41. A. K. and A. M. holds
regular meetings first and third
Fridays at 7:u p. m. Cordial
welcome to all Masons.
Fred E. Kiddle. W. M.
E. R. Rlngo, Secretary.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red
Cross Lodge No. 27 meets every
Monday evening In Castle hall
(K. of P. Hall), at 8 p. ni. A
Pythian welcome to all visiting
Knights.
Dr. J. E. Woodell, C. C.
C. U Graham. K. R. S.
O. K. S. Hope Chapter No. 1U G.
E. S. holds stated communica
tion the second and fourth Wed
nesdays of each month nt S:oo
p. m. Visiting members cordially
welcomed.
Netta K. Ka'iln, W. M.
Anna fl. Grove, Secretary.
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
( rut
TUEY AIM'T uon-
I OP Tit u;iDS OJT
7 ME T' PLAY WTU SO
I I'LL DLAV UOD-tCOTCU
( BV
to und from the taxpayer's place !
or business, amounts spent in im
provement of the taxpayer's dwel
ling, and Mnillur item. All these
jire personal or living expenses,
deduction of which fr muros.. in
come ii " xpressl,, di.-allowed hy
(he statute. -
A ph.sieian who maiuialns an
office In u nnid home mnv l-d-uct
the proportion of :u-U rent
properl chargeable to the por
tion used for professional pur
pum'K. If, however, he maintains
nn office e 1st where and Inciden
tally receives patients at hib home
in is not entitled to deduct any
p:ivt or bis rent for his residence!
us a business expense.
ll" a physician owns I he home or r,u il by John it. yuinn, National ( Jmed compi nsation and of those
btilldinr,- in which his office is lo- Coimnumiiv of the American l.e-1 replies received Senator Sianil'eid
cated. no deduction for rent i :fcion, to nil ex-service men during1" 1,u onlv wn' w'lt lot's not 'ex
u II owed unk'Ks tie amount of rent the week l'-bruarv loth to ITlh. I press his vote.
elulincd Is reported by him as In-1 Mux inefttnftH are to be carried i Tn0 loraI J,ONl la not tftf 10
-mne. The reason is dial money',. ',.ulllfhui in,. naUun bv Amer.i'ol 'U8it '"'ltr will try In
paid as rent becomes Income to
rh",0,0n':1 an.'I'.1ln ,hifi '""'"linK written lo congressmen and!i"o l)-for(t he public In ord-r
the physician Is that person. How-
aver, u professional man who
n.alntalns an office in a homo or,""' " , . . . .
building owned by him mav do. he order has been ssued In or
duet as a. husln. ..vm iw.. ,.r-n iU'r to '""Muulnt Hie public with the
portionat part of the amount
Ufb Olllce. for hint II. hi. Inm.r.
a.icv. repairs, depn-ciution. etc..
which he may not d-ducl on thai
part of the house used as a reSi-,
deree.
Other deductions not Infre-
nuently claimed by taxpayers but
lisullowed by the revenue act !
I ll 1 1 1 1 1 y or 11 vine expenses" arc ,
a mounl:i spent for food, clothing
ami education of children, hire of
dome:4tin servants, und sinillnr
items for the upkeep of a home.
;
Hand nml ,lnw of OccciiM'd Saint
.,. ,. , , .
lir.l.l' AST, (INS)-An interest -1
ln: si ory Is woven around the re I- 1
let. of Saint 1 'at rick now beini? 1
ixbiblted in the ..acriM.v o.
Prn-Cilhr.li ii r o.,ini i..
llil't cllv
fin- relic?: nr.. rf 1.:in1 nn,' n,OJ
jaw and are enshrined in the
Mirille ol S:tint I M trick's timid
:llld lh Whfin of W-iInf Pntrff-b'u
law . The jaw is Inrjrc, and only
one double tooth remains.
Jl appears that many years as;o
I here, were fivo teeth in the jaw,
Wlllch then belonged to the Cillleil
frnJly living at I )ern.'if.;hy. near
ltelfasr.
Three members of the rnndly. It
iy. ::ald, each took a toot h when
cmlKratliiHr to the Cnitcil Stales,
while a fourth wan d'-poslleil mi-
ler ihe altar of the chapel at ier-
mm by 1 7 !7.
Stronj; opposition may ruin eM
jaw was In the custody of ..., ...,., .,.i ...i
The
Ihe Ciilb n family for many k''i-
Vfars afjo the water in which tho
i,- , . i... .i.i .
per.-oriM aliliclid with epilepsy
iiul was also use
I as an anli.lote t
for cattle diseases.
,
!
j
Not I'd One-Armed I'iaiilst lics i
VIENNA. AP) The cclebra-;
led oiH'-nrnieil piano player fount
(Jey.ii Xlchy, died, at Jtudapest, re- I
eutly at ihe usrc of 74. Count ;
Xlchy lost "his arm at ihe no of i
14, but pursued ills musical stud-!
Is under several masters includ-i
luff l.iszt. He was for some years
president of the 1 1 unitarian Na
tional Academy of -M usio ami
coinposcd an opcr.i "Altar."
l-'or 1 nacl Ivo K idneys
At times the kidneys become
inactive and need a good diuretic
stimulant such as FOLEY PILLS
to increase their activity. .1. I).
Stephens, Samson, Ala., states: "I
was troubled with my kidneys. I
tried FOI.KY PILLS, and am now,
better off physically than I have
been in several yea rs." Adv. ,
AN OLD RECIPE
TO DARKEN HAIR
Sage Tea and Sulphur Turns
Gray, Faded Hair Dark
and -Glossy
Almost evoryone knows that Sac
Tea nnd Sulphur, propi'iiy roiapoiind
ed, brings Itark tlie ttHtural color ninl
bistre to the hair w lien fatll,
Ktrenketl or gray. Years ago the only
way to get this mixture was to make
it at home, which is musy a ad
traulilcsomc.
N'owadaya we simply nsk nt nny
dni itore for ''Wyelh's Snjjo nml
Sulphur Compound." Von will pel a
Iftt'e bottle of this old-time recipe
improved by the addition of oilier
injrmlieiitp, nt very little cost. Kvery
hiKiy uses this preparation now. In-cau.-e
no one c:in possibly tell tlmt
you darkened your hair, as it doc
il no naturally nnd evenly. You
dampen a fponpe uf wdt brush with
it siid draw thU through your hair,
taking one small p fraud nt a time;
liy morning the pray hair disappears,
.md after another application or two,
your hnir becomes beautifully dark,
thick nnd po?iy and you look years
votinger.
' YC- J 6ET A JlAY
; CPOAMiECHHULUL'
S VJAU.ACE" I'M
( PLAYIM' UOO- 1
-67CU J - '
wvSTELt
!ly a firande ..eitionnaire)
j i:vefvblv (jilt! i the order is-'
i,. i ,.( -i 1 4,liru ,ir(, (....'some other way to K't 'he propo
.,..,.. (, is to hl, a WOiAt ofthal they may see both sides of the
i , .
ex-service man's view on Hie nd-
which M
' "roUKtH eroie
congress in
n," P "in,ro' "0n' IS
b, lIH? Iol,rl,t 'y by the bitr In-
and money powers of thel
;nation and the ex-service men feel ,
n.Hisl tuethods are beln us-d'
defeat the measure. i
lo Klve ihe Oregon deiepallon in
coilfrresr an bleu how the ex-ser-
vice nun of the la Grande pout
feel concerning the matter a sr-evet
bultot was taken at Ihe last Legion
juiceiln and the following telegram
j wuk sent to each member of the
Orande ohI Number 43.
American l.ejrion. Ku Ginnde. Ore-
."mi. at reirular meetin:, IA bruary
... . , , , . , , ,, , . ... , ,
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., ' . . 1. . , '
''-hhI. lort-flve for n.easure one
"Imposed. Snows how we s:and. lo
iya" invor iiie:isnre ami win you
to override im sid. nihil veto
" ,n r,-nly
Siiined. Itaymoml O. Williams,
i' Ol II lll.'l tldel'
The n piiep were an roltows:
Agreeable to my posillon hereto
i'tue hikcii I shall support ndjiniU'd
compensation for ex-servh'e men
and will vole lo override presi
dent's vein, t'harles L. McNary.
r. S. S.
I favor adjust. -d compenini Ion
bill and will vote (o override presi
dential veto if .necessary.- N. .1.
SinnotI, M. (. '
Senritor Sianfleld heartily favors
.adjusted rompinsii ion le;rislai ion.
"i ', . . .1 i-ul
' ' " .'"
'Ion known
Uiilil form of niJil;-.--
I :. J . Adams, S c re -
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. . I liiw ley iiiivi- no. rti-ui i:n-n
reply lo dale tmt the l'ortlntld posl
has received replies from 1 hem
which take s.ibsl a nt inHy Jj.J!'?"
SPRINGS
For Replacement
You will find the one for your car at
Leighton's Welding &
Machine Works
(Automotive parts)
The New
Gwilliams' Electric
Bakery
In Rocsch Building On Fir Street
Wholesale Manufacturers of
SUPERIOR QUALITY BAKERY
PRODUCTS
Our Pride "Gold Crust Bread"
For Sale by All Leading Grocers
Jay Is a Hopeless Case
ySl,YX) AIMT K
P'-AYIM' IT v.y-vx- I
I'LL M,iVB A LIMP
"irS-Jv
( fi'
island aa MeNary ami Sinnoit
Kvry member U in favor of mi
Imiesilon,
HOOD ItlVKIt. Ore. Hood
1 liver Post American Legion in
Pl"'""
populuri.e winter
Alt. Hood. Leirlonnaires say thai
reeientlon
wlth UI Mmm, Jloolt
, owp H,ffnwuv om,u to u ,(lill
wit hin u huf milo of vaal rXmtl.
r Ktm. v)w,ll7 rtl,i,iM iwn.-nt
plans call lor stabllsliinK a lotbjo
mni. snuwflehlK ami to ilcvel-
op sliililf.', aiiowshoelliK ami tohon
Kuniiib'.
rOICTLAND, Veterans of . the I
World War who constltuto-' tat J
AmLt'lcan l.enlou of several conn
ties wtH meet In various sections J
of Oregon next month when dls- t
trit conferences or I-ckIoii schools I
will bo held -under direction of
Slate officials of the American ,
I.. rioll. Seven district :cotlferen- I
ces are planned, culltiiff in. all of
the 1 1 f. American HcKion I'osts of
ihe state to inceb A representa-
nve of the Veterans Uurenn win j
1 aiieixi an conn n ncs, ftccouiii? i
1.. i-r.-.l iv iddln of is and Ci v.
l.eKion Stale t'oinmanili-r who de- t
elared thai Hid conferences ara I
c.;l.d for tho purpose of exchan&r
hifr Ideas lietwcen posts, discus- a
sion of h'K'ion service, commiinhy jl
work and problems aftecltiiK the
illsaldcd and po:;l inl m Inst ration
matters.
SAI.HM, "The truth nbout the
Adjusted Compensation situation"
was wiven al the mass meetttuv
held hi the Kaletn Armory, Febru
ary Ulh under auspices of Capitol
i'uy. No. U, American Legion.
Speakers- Included Governor Wnl-
ti r M. rn rce, Ailjillaul General
GcnrKo A. While, II, O. White,
lresidcnl, Salem Chamber of
Commerce, c. I'.-Hlshnp, promin
ent biisineMs. man and manufact
nrer and Georrte Griffith tocr.l au
tomobilo dealer and N ice . State
l.ejfiou. Commander.
rORTI,AN), The Amerlcin
tltlTITT 'ivi Hir
JjrCAR MAKERS
SPEClFICAIiONS
Po5SAVulo) i C Line, but l,N
) . . . -rr. f m7?)
t.etfton has announced appoint
ment of Oeorjre M. Wilbur of
I load itiver as chairman of (lie
Weliurc p run ram for the depart
ment of Oregon. I trailer ( Small
:if Salem w;iH made rhnirman of
ll.e A-ronantics t'omnilllee. Wil
bur It; rnst-immailder of the
Slate ntKantiuitlon and Small U
Adjulani of Salem Post. AinoH
an l,eflon. !
Kusvt Kln itoils In
4ine a-Hriilc llnntinu
StiKIA.' (INS) Kln liorLs has
announced he is Ruin,,- travollnK,
and there are two explanations
for the trip. The semi-official re
port ts that the KiiiK needs a rest
after four years constant l on the
throne. The unofficial and more
rneral impression, however, ;
(hat the intf is RotnK in search
ol a nueen. Humor has had KIuk
Horb-, who is 19 years old. af
rinanced to Itumanlan, ' KaRllsh.
Italian ftnd Serbian pVlneeswcs;
hut the various alliances have
fa I led lo materialize. The MulRar
Iiipr are anxious for a, queen
hence the romantic version of the
purpose of Kin liorlt.' (rip thru
Kuropo.
I'cainu Kills Child.
HIItAllXOItA.M, Ala.. ( INS)
Kour-year-old Oorthetiu Hest died
here (he other day as n result of
swallowing a peanut.
The peunut became lodged in
her throat, and an operation fail
ed to remove it. She died shortly
afterward.'.
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP AXI FOUNDRY
All Kinds of Machinery, Automobiles nml Tractors Repaired
Overhauled und Rebuilt
Aeet jleiio Welding of All Kinds
Cylinder Horlntc mid Oversize Pistons
Crankshafts,. Pistons and Piston Pins Uegrnnnd
Glvo V Trial
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
say M
SUPERFINE
MADE WITH MILK
For Sale at All Grocera
La Grande Bakery
Formerly McPhcrson Bakery
La Grande, Ore.
SUPPOSE
You try two-party soivicd if you arc dissatisfied
wilh four.
On two-party service you hear no rini; except your
own and avoid much of the inconvenience of wailing
for a busy line.
Although it costs the Company much more to furnish
two-party than four-party service, yet the rate hag
been made only 25c higher so that the subscribers
could avail themselves of this much more satisfac
tory service.
Home Independent
xTelephone Co.
Irihi-snicii Italht'd nt I'a.viiiM:
" hdb. of Oltli'fK I'U'atrif THi
. i f i v I ii i f 1 lit U.i !iO-'!l tar
r.niriiiu ch'ief of Swaziland. " tVo j
a i.t , ..iiit..ift " u'lm visited a
IMil.il lu : residenc ii: thi Hritlsir
cs (tit al a ml a hi Ii l r'specln to
Kfn' tjeanrt! ;J lliickinuhutn
Palace, returned " t 1 '
land oul lo find hin coal Mark
trlhesmcr would , not approve
their bi: chief's bills for tj'nve!
ami eittertalnincn..
t nine. mon t tin drought occur
red in Swaxilaml ami Hie Swayis
thought Sabosa had causi'tl it.
In far and terror they runte Thru
with the money for the ehlef'r.
debts and then raineil. Mnho:'.;t
had relented. Now the cliief U
planning auoltier Kuropetiii (tin.
Himd v'o Tn lit- Take:).
KOSNIirild. Or. A upolcll
city election wH be hel ll! Hose.
hur .March IS i o vom on the
proposed homl If-site, not to cx
ci'ed $ IK. mil) for Hie purrhnMi or
constriictilon of u library build
I UK.
The council he.f Iwo sites for
Ihe library, one whicti has been
donated by tho Woman's club and
the other the A. t. ?.tui"sters
homcsilc, on which the city hold.i
an option fr $!i70(i. The latter
combines a library and public rest
park within one block of tho cen
ter oi town, amid meet:: the nn
(inlmoir approval thj council.
You'll l-'lml this a
Live Wire
Concern
for handling Electric' Mo
tor und Generator repulrs.
Our superior facilities,
trained organization and
moderate jChares nssne
satisfaction.
I'jllsiin Mnwln I.nmps
H. & S.
, Electric
107 Dept. St. IMi. ;lO;t-W
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LADIES
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Ami pay for ll on InKtnllniplU
plan.
Ilp.tiitirul Fur ....
At very low prlcp.
CHRIS MILLER ""
I wll buy nil tho raw., fur;?,
oifered fr salo . ...
Paris has returned, to coraotsW
ttiiii decreet! . tnnt, " g
RiULpelesn walst-llnos 3
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It ilUy liips at"3 piutiio.
'1'ho enlarged w.ilst-llno is not
popular wilh women. who euro
about their pcraonai uptmar-
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