La Grande evening observer., April 30, 1924, Image 7

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Wednesday, April 30, 1024.
TITF, I-A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE!!
PAGE SEVEN
POLITICAL PQT
miuiiin niinpj
Mb WM
Uio Htoek. . Tin; so coin pull les not
I irmly "iiii(linnllC(l" cun l
tfnuitfil roiu-t'sslons to drill nn
proved Imuls only un comHllu'i
(lint thry iij,T!y to hi co mo "iu.
tloniUizril" wlllitn u pt-rioil of flvv
Vinrti. Tlilsi nil Id ir a viipi1 iiit-
! norttinl In Unit It will nOVt-t .t
' iiutnlitT of big Amorti-un, llrlllsh
j iiml l-'n-m li t-uinimnica which ur j
now connliliT'l us forelK"-mvii'l
MANY VISITING
CLOVER
1ST THE PMi
j'fliwl liln by unlo Tmsilny, nmkinir!
;muli iImm- tbal marly ull nilKt"lj
jlilm. , v .1
! t'.uy MiN'alr hik! faintly hj
movftl up Into IiIk homo on I lit 1 1 -1
allMTliu- Ciwfc. from I nidi,;
wlun: they imiUn iln-lr winter
A. tlvlll, h arc on at (In- Hull
ranch. U. I Hull, proprietor f!
Mrs. ;1n arKt dairy, wiih at the plan-,
litrmfnnn OnHnnlr Qnmp ''l i-ontrolleil. and whoso haro.t ' '-V'11 Vand.rvnnter had a phusanl vlms.lny tookhiK ri.uVKlt CUKUK (Special)
JMUHUlIUi UUliUUK i aro not readily available for 'i:r- 1 vlU with Mrs. 'harle Hnit.n,l,i()118 uf ,. ,l how t he 1 Sl hm,l clem d Hi Tlover t'roek lai
What ChclOtiC SO Poll-W lniso liv Itmnanlan subjects. , Lower I'owiler, and Mm. John Van-1 WIIH pmirreHHlnt; utoni; far kiUuy, having had only an elht
In the handM of a (,-overnnn nt , ruer, inn v rei n, wnn came in nu;n. f,.VK r mm many row., j month u-rui HUh year. Mrs. 1'arncs
hoMlle to ferelsn capital, or t. the ! 1'iirk Monday, rcturnlntf home In j Mr and Mi-h, A. J. Vatidervan- f r,'nrded her pupil by laklu;;
foreign cuplial of nny nurtleular . venlnt?. t.-r. Mr. and Mrs. N. l.v.rlnK amli tlp-m on a picnic. The school has
country It Ik fell Hint tho law a I cioru Lay. of the futon htKh ! Mdward Wolf, drove lo Hit Crcrkt M(.,. v,.ry HucceMHinl thin year iml
propom-d would apparently per- ru-hnol. spent Knitter with Iter par--"y auto, lo me nome oi .u . J I he elill.ireii nave iiroKTWHiMi rap
tit It of eoiiHldersiblo dlscrlnilnatlon t nuts, Mr. and Mra. Jusegdi Lay.
beln exercised against the op.'.rn-I (iar.'nce Vanorder Is Kcitlng
Hoiih of companies controlled by 'alontr nicely wilh hla broken tslioul-
THK I'AUK. (Special)
Hpetid tho day with Mr. and Mrs.
'John Iatillroni.
Henry Herman with a turret out
ril 1 making ipilck work of farm
Injf tho Holnu-H place Although
his least on tho placo Uoea not ex
plro until full ho has moved id
Island City and expootn to har
vest the crop hero when It Ik
ready.
ticians Decline to Make
Predictions.
1IKLKXA, Mont. (INS) Mon
tiina'a leading polltlclanti are Hiiro
of nothing and reliiHe to make any
predictions on tho I'.t-M political
outlook oilier t han their expecta
tions that a number of exception
ally warm contenlH will de.velop.
Tho Kopubllcan parly la partly
tipUt over (lovernor J. M. Dixon'H
policies Hinca the IckIhIhIIvo h.h
Htoii and htH tax program of four
yearn uro, and the cmocrntt, nlno.
an running lin a battle over the
party approval of William (IIMik
McAdoo al the national convention
In June.
Knrmer CJovernor H. V. Slewarl
sucU foreign capital
NIGHT GRANGE
luirriMHnn
V LL I 1 1 1 U III LU
jder. whleh he had the lulsiortinie
jof injuring two weeks n-o.
i Kenneth Vaimrder Is worklmi
1 early and late pulling In Hie crop
for hi father who in temporarily
dlHabled.
i Krank WlggleKwoiih Is plowing.
' liar row lug. drilling ami work In tr
fhard In a general way putting in
the erop un the old South plaee.
t K-JiiLu .Y caught fifteen I mm ill the alt-r-
Gekcler, of La Grande. !oon. The creek t .tune high. i..n
: he reports that he knmv.t I he hide
inhere the trout will b'lte.
(iulhl Lay was iIovmi to I nlon
filed the nominating petltloim I AloVint PaniHC GranGTC Oil Millie
iho Democratic party for McAdo p- y',;f.. t p Olasi-r Sunday Lltile Jak Hunier
for pn-sldent. j
J. M. Iturlingamo, of (Ircat Kails, i
for years a stalwart In the ranks
of conservative Itepubllcanl-Hin, Is
head of the Cootldgc campaign In1
Montana and fur a month now has
la-en sagaciously "gathering the)
hosts." j
In an effort to cut Into the
strength -of both the old parly or
ganlzutioiiR, a "third party," under
tho Karmer-Labor banner, already
Iiuh launched a quiet campi'tgn in
Montana for Tnlted States Sena
tor Holtert M. La Kollelte, of WIs
conslu, Koriner liovernor Stewart has al
present tho advantage of a fairly
nulled organization behind him,
and Ihcro ro several Democratic
"wheel, horses' oui In tho open for
McAdoo.
WhMi for Dclemue.
, Senator T. J. Walsh, now na
tionally prominent as prosecutor
for the Semite oil investigating
(ohltlllLlec, has tiled Ton delegate
lo the Dcmocrnllc national conven
tion, but has not mentioned any
particular candidate on his petl-
tluii. us Is his option under Hie
MonimiH. nrlinarv laws. 1
Mis. (ieorue Loxely tin Master -Mm- i,iv
day. where n grand rnmlly reunion Th(i rarni).rH m K(.,.rai are
look phn-e. They all enjoyed ,iruKn.Hstng nicely with their
splendid Hnie ineeiing many oi . fJ),rhlK wurk Tu, w,.uthl.,. i,aM iK.,.n
ihelr relations. Mrs. Vandervanler u,n nu, l.,.(,pH ,K.tn(? ,,u, Ux
reports thai she enjoyed one or the i (.a)(i(lVi m (m)t ,.ln Iusl onai..
grandest dinners that she has had i onn t uf ((U Wl.uh,.r
lor many yeiirs. i Mr lim m nU Huhlslrnni
Nearly all the dry lauds nr'nr mkl.P w:ilked out rrom North
plan'ed ami only the wettest spots ,.(JWlIl,p HH.n, ,llt. llfcrhl at ,hl.
are left lo be worked. Ihe crops h (ihi off R , , latlis,rom
have been put in very nicely sol urn)n lo nakir l-'rlday morn
far. Tho weather Is gelling nilldeH
and favors Hie growth of grass audi . K.-.-lnMln.' to
Miss bla O. Hunter spent Kas- u, su that there is no fear or a .i,t..i.' tu wil..r,.il r..r.
iter Sunday wilh her parmis a t t he , in this community. iun!lte 'espcciallv fruit trees., be-
i lilt- 1 .ii- r'nlihi. : I . ,. .
-I " " . leaus-i' the leaves al.t in Keeping
Oil Willie on a vlsll to Ins pireiilsI)T 1 1A 'the rruli from frcexln;
IS VISITING IN
i.Ann r.Yn v.r r.
t'OVK (Special) Mount Kannle
grange held ihelr first night meet
ing recently. V. H. (iekeler, stat'i
deputy organlFcr. of La CJrande,
was in attendance anil gave a very
Inlcresting talk telling of several
Ideas for Iho betterment of tho
order. Several applications for
membership were received and he
ro r adjournment sandwiches,
cake ami coffee were served.
Itayniond Williams h having his
house shingled this week.
Mrs. T. it. Johnson and mother,
Mrs. Sarah Thompson spent. J-Iasler
Sunday with relatives and I'rtomla
In La (,'randc.
I.udd Canyon,' (Sp-clal). Dr.
.Saturday bringing his slsler flora. M n. Kwln was here recent, v
homo with him. ivisliing his sons. Sherrell ani
I A. J. Vandervanler was at the ,,nrv i-;uln. lie only stayed a
Springs on business l-'rlday.
Mr. and Mrs. I.mi Wlrlh. HI;;
I'reck, made a call on Mr. and Mrs
' Clnreliee Vanorder Monday eve
Inlng. They drove over In (heir car.
I reporting the roads in fairly gfiod
condition for auto riding.. Mr. and r
Mrs. Wlrlh have lived a long Hme
i in tho ltlg Creek eounl ry. Two
1 years ago they sold their ldr raneh
locallug near The Italics. Hut ever
I pining for their Kastern Oregon
home and friends they bought th
..I.I Kellv raneh and am now Ill-
Mr, und .Mm. Albert Miller nn ,slM,.(I nmi(Ht ihelr old friends mid
Hie proud parents nf a baby son. I IirqnHni,inCeK. which are many
born on Kastcr morning. Doth i.in(, 4,.n, i,avu them again
mother and babe aro doing nicely. ;n h)l pelghborh I. Their ehlb
S. W. Koger was a La Hrande j (lr,,n ., Mny , Tll(. alles until
visitor Wednesday. ischool is out. when they will fob
Mr. and Mrs. .1. O. Miller and .ow lH.,r ,i;,n.nts here,
childn n and Mr.s. Ccorgo Miller j , ohl wiicglosworth spenl Kaslei
were guesls at tho L. J. Chadwlek j4Un,y wlh her pareiils. Mr. and
homo Sunday. ;Mrs riarence Vanorder.
pemucrnlic leaders aro fenlngj lr A,rH- ,E"" Hartley n- Krank Wigglesworth was at 'an-
w Hh the Farmer-Labor organla-j " "u"11 " ' "'"va " order h'lat, bargulumg lor.u won
Hon In the hope of securing Its Kasier Sunday. Ihorse with Archie Vanorder Sun-
support. Tho Hcpublicnns. how-1 J- JI1T been -on tho 1iy
ever, are not onlv nssalh-d by thls'Ml l,sl for Ml ImHl wwk- , , , ! Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Vamb rvan-Karmer-Labor
element, but are al-! M rM- ',,J,,, 1 "adwick ,r ,, Mhor, v,It wiMl Mr. nd
su sufrerlng from attacks within "'" daughter Miss Susan, of I n- MrH, fiarcnce Vanonbr on Monday
their own rnnk il,n- vlstu'1 wl,h t,('rew Chadwlek vVvllinK hv ,i, wny of ride in an
Shelley .PohllMin Aiilc. I'1""""-" ,, . auio trom nn'ir piaee.
'if. If. I'. Shelley. Hie Itcpubtlcan, nexiui h .en uvm i....- ....... Mr an, iM rM N. uot-rmg oi t i
eoiiple of a.lys. as that was ai
Hie Hine he could spare. It
epeets to ret irn In a short tlnio 1 n,nir,.(
lor a longer stay.
I'rank Doolo has been her
from Milton visiting his wlstoi
Chimle Itcale. .
Mr. and Mrs. .D. J. Malotl unu ,
Miss It ul h I n uuisniit h ret urn-d
Monday from a pleasure H ip ! j
The Dalles, where they were Join - J
e.l by Mr. Matotl's brolher. Tln v ;
made the trip ill their car an I '
hpenl their time risking. j
There has been much sickness !
In the neighborhood lately. T1ms .
un th- sick list were Mrs. Wll- j
liam .llanlon. Mrs. D. W. Miller I
Mrs. Claude lleale. Mrs. Cli:;i . ,
(irandy and lillle .lo- Shambou.fli.
ICs an of I'ielous' Invasion or per-
sonal llberly lo arrest a man fori
having no visible means of 'sup
port without looking for his still, j
Mr. and Mrs. J. A, DeVoro and
son Itay of I'nlon were visiting oil
k i-ecenlly.
di people gave another
dunce l-'rlday night. A number oi
Clover ereek people worn In at
tendance. There were also a num
ber or people from other nearby
points.
Miss Lillle Dahlslrom, Axel
Dahlstrnin and I'erry I tut ledge
Islaii'l Chv Sunday to
l'LANK KILLS HI Sli AND;
asks not in, i; iNst it.wci
CHIC.(!0 (INS) A Ulihiui'
iadnl In lii'o Insurance was raised
In a suit for ftu.uuu against the
New York Life Insurance company
filed In the superior court by Mrs.
Valenliuc (ills, of Oak Dark.
Mrs. tilts' husband, Alphonso, a
wenli hy Oak I 'ark maiiufaciurcr.
was killed in an aeroplane fall lust
August in 'KsteH l'urk, Colorado,
and Mi. O-IU received $10,UU0 in
suraiico from tho compuny. Now
sho Is suing for $ lO.Ol'O more un
der a doublu indemnity chume
which was to take effect if death
was instantaneous.
The. company claims that the
policy stated that the Insured Wa3
not to operate a submarine nor ail
aeroplane, Mrs. (ills holds that
her husband was a passenger, pot
an operator.
tho Mtuicnester-llelfaat route ur
fitted with slot machines which,
for firty cents, -will sot forth a
smalt bottlo of -whiskey, a small
soda and a glass. i
No one can stop the slot ma
chines from operating while th')
aeroplanes aro In tho air but thcro
Is u, f-ucMlhm as to whether theso
machines will bo legal if operated
J on tho ground.
SLOT MACHINi: DAKS OX
Dl.AM.S WOllllV IHtrl'AlN
LONDON (INS) Hlol-maehimi
bars threaten new trouble for the
eoutrolb-rs of the drink traffic in
Knglnml.
Aeroplanes being equipped for
People who don't believe In a
llleral hell never lived in a board
ing house where spinach is serve.l
even dues In Hie w It.
R. G. HUDSON
CANDIDATK
For Sheriff
Klvl'UllUCAN
TK'KKT
I'rimiiiirs Miiy 16
(Paid Adv.)
ACT
NOW!
BSfi
See
HOOVER
It
BEATS
out
embedded
GRIT
as
It
SWEEPS
up
clinging
LITTER
as
it
CLEANS
n:itioiiul commllti-.-niiiii. wlio inoh
tlilM fovi-tcj honor front Tliomnw
A. Mlirluwu, of Mi'h nn. four yi'iim
nuo. Hflvr ii blllvr onl rovi rsy. Is
lit llio r S.nnlor
lllrnln
lly li'li'il Hi'' funi nil or tin- lat. m.,.,,,,,,,,,,,!,.,! l,y Kilminl Wi.lf lri .1 )
.Ini VMon Wrlfc-lil, lit LoiviT Covi-, lf ,i,.i;hl fill timv durlliK a vlHll
.Momliiy. Iwlt'n Mr. iiml Mm A. .1. VnniliT-j
Xi-lHun KlRllt 'H I'HllFil lo llm vmil. r KhhIit Sunilny. Tln-y diov. i
In'ilnl'lp of lils lirollior, Albert j rrom" I'ov.. In lln-li-riir. wnnrtlnif;
lnhnH0tr c-iiiiiiiilBn In Monlnnn.l Klslil, or l.inoro. l.liilm. Mr. Klulit. n, romlM fnlr. Mm. IH-i-rlnir ib ii
rlli.'lli y iiilinllB 11 lin k or ruliHn will l. lt lor Unit pirn-.' KuiKliiy niRtit. ulsl.-r to .Mi. Lyillii Viiii.li rvanl'-r !
nnikn IiIk fniiiiiiilun ilirrliiill. lull h.-; I'nriii. r. iiro nil busy In tin? iiml Kilwiinl Woir l llii- mm or
iluinlniiK-i) 111'- Montnnii .b'l.-nnllon rlcliln. Kiill Kriiln IooUm foo.l. Homo Jim. ViiniliTviintor. who In ullonil-j
nl thi It. '111101111111 niilloniil i'on-i Karilrn Ih up. but rolil winds pro- Inir 111" blKh m booi lit Covo. Thi-S
vonllon In IH'.'". iiri. r a niliipiiinn Vint vi-ry flint Krowih. nil P'l iirniil holm' ilurlnir tho i'Vi" j
Hint wiih I'lirrh il on iillt-llv for 'V- Tho liiisi'l'mll Kiiino bcliM.-cn Cove- iilim nrior n upli ncllil vlsll.
Till inontlis. Am ii H'Hiill bis unlit I nn.l Kluln blRh school tenuis liifl Hu.l l.ny. tho mull bis
rillllHllmw nrc I'olishli'roil nion-1 .'il,lny resulted In n victory lor TZ. - -
.InllKcroim limn hla openly oruiiil- rove wilh n score lli to 1. j (HnMNMrna i
l.cd errorts I 'r- Johnson Is hnvlng bis I bhwhbm
The ollt-nnd-ollt mini party iiurin notistr pitiiiteti hiiu pHje-ie-i
nnide up I" sonic exleiil oi I h Is week. 1-rnnK .musick is iio-
artlsttn i lu the work.
Broup.
the oner
vigorous Non-
l.eilKUO. Is ll Iho hiupllciippeu n
lack or muds. Incidentally. I his
Broup frowns upon the leriu "rndl
citl" b.liiB upplled to II. Us 1'lal
rornt Is "soniewltnt advanced,
llielnbelK say.
Montunn's KUbernalorlal riBbl is
rMicrliHl lo li" the real ceitlrc of
nllracllon this rail. While Hie
li.-llioornts in Untie Helena, llill
t., k'nilsoell und C.real Kails are
.litlctlv BroomlilK their enlrles for , hnsn'l
Hie slate prlinarUs to be held i" --
illSBUSl. the KepulMleans are .
In BcltlUB slarled beclllise of some
jittriy friction.
Vlirnicrs lluck IHw'ii.
(lovernor J. M. I'lxon. who was
ni.nlionc.l us n snecissor to Seci-.'-tury
of Iho Navy lieiiby. has lie;
llepuhlb'iin "rarnu'r vol.!" solldl
behind him. Mis views on tnxn
M,, it. however, earned hint Ihe an
.ljltlB cninlly or Ho- so-called coll-n-rvallv..
Kepiildlciins. wh.. rto.-hl
bllil openly throill.-h two leBlsliilive
S.SslollS.
The Kil Kins Kl;,n- reporled to
have n slroiiB followiiiB llir.iin.-b-.oil
the slat.'. Is expecled to be u
faelor III Hie slate primaries rhl.
oiBiinliaillon. however, wilh Ifs op
pollelll.l. will pi-obubly collfllP' lis
itcllvllles to factional Mrhts on I lie
counly nn.l leBislativc tickets.
AlthollBh not yel nniloimcinB Ills
cndldacy. II Is believed Senior
Walsh will run for r.-elecllon lo
the Villi. -d Stales Senate.
A flni' Kuster prorani was
Klveti tit the M. H. church Sunday
inoriiln. A lure crowd w-iim present.
For
Sal(
sir
Modern 7-roolu bouse on pav. o
t. full baseineiit, fillltace, lilt:
. ,. i ,... i ,..i. i,.i, I ii it 1st Ic tlr.'Plaie, bulll-ln lcalilie:i
the I s von. ilch to say prol. ; -a real home 111 choice leside l-
ably would be conlcmpt of court. ! Hal district. JiivcstluiiUi this.
Sandal
Entirely new
5 in Design
(lovernment is funny In Itritahi.
MaeDunold Is a canny Scot, hut he
anncd any pnsl masters.
A real bargain In a fi-ruum
modern bungalow, puved si rent,
furnace, garage, close In; hou.se
i n
STOP RHEUMATISM
WITH REG PEPPER
-jill splendid condlHun; bniU-in fea-
lures, l ins in n(H"" "
buyer who will readily i-ecogni.e
that the resale value will grow
lltsleiid of decrease.
a-ueie fiirni In l'ruild:le, par
tially equipped. " aei-a III II'
ralfa. liimlly on-hard. Hood land.
se i r;il aer. H rich river bullir't
oaili. Hood l.ullijili;:-;. ,M "
dairy a lid poult ry prtipei ly. ' Hry
a small paymeiil reipiiied.
HUM A MA PLANS
mTUOL OF HEK
OILS, MINERALS lu 1,.
Mien ion .ire ,-ilirerins Willi lii'il-ncili-iii
ion in" Innlly el. iir-'iiud
jnt I iv licit IVimt Huh unit von will
IllUC tile .pli.l.e-t relief tlloMII.
NolllillB Im- "Uell iull..'li!r;i(e.li
i iirluliii" lu at n rcl livpp'T'. Iil-
.l:iul relief, lu-l feuu .i oil i
lipplv ll.-d Vpr llllll "ll feel the w i,.,,,, ,),., ,s fr KeVial
liiijdiii;,' tail. Ill llirce ininiilcs il',Sim houses ui 1 riirhl. iiwii'i'.
iiainiH Hie wire i"t lliroueli unit ,ilv.. K,. should llsl Ibein liu-
llirenli. I'iv. Hie hhsi.1 ciiviil.iti.il., I I11,.l.1l.y wlth 11M r,. ,, i.-u i".
break -. ni I Im- l-np-l ion und t In- i w ( ,
oll rlicniiinlijnl lorlure h .uie. j
1,'imli-s Ib d V''T ISilli. Ic f '" !
red cpi-r. iulO lillle ill sill drij' i
.lore, (li-t .1 ir nl oiac. Ie it for j
liunhii"o. ticurilK hio kaeUe. m ilF iir.k, j
.,rr uiii?ilcj. cobN in clie-l. Abno.il, ;
itislsut relief wiiil roil. He urr to ( ItcAl F.tnln
Hir "..inline. Willi Hie UJDlc l.owl-i
If Illteresled 111 11 rallll. We
iseei-al ullractlie llsllni.'s.
Geo.H.Currey
Some white, some black, others in
attractive colors tones more sub
dued, more refined than the
"loud" colors of last summer's
sandals
And in the versions presented here, a careful
regard for styling and lasting shapeliness that
assure continued, correct support for the foot.
Those who chose sandals carelessly a year ago
realize the need for considering these points
this year.
.$:.!. l.'i to $.s.oo
The Bootcry Inc.
2Mi Ih'iiol Sln( Plume Mnin IIH
"A Piuatlisf fur 'l'iifd I'Vi-l"
lliiiiu- (if Un; Aifli-Aid Slme
(atOVKIt SMITH, Mt?r.
3 More Days
to put a Hoover in your
home for $4.75
9fe HOOVER
It BEATS . . . . as it Sweeps
as it Cleans
1.75 DOWN anil n few easy payments make
The Hoover yours lor a lifetime if you place your
order before this sale ends and there arc
Only 3 More Days
Don't be one of those who will say "I WISH I HAD
BOUGHT The Hoover." Act Now, Do it today
and make sure! Time is limited.
. A Phone Call Will HringrThc Hoover
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
For Better Homes
aBHBMMHIHHBBIl
"ltl-:Al.'loit"
,finii
liisurftiic
:ii-iiai;i-i- (Al') A
inlnlnif law or very conclderalile
noporlaii.e to Hi- for.len oil oni
imnlcs o.crallnv- in Kniiiaiila. is
now- loins i.reieircd hy Ih'J -"v"
rniuenl. and will shorlly he l're---ntcil
for parliamentary rallflcil
I lull.
v The low Is intended lo Rive run
leai-dstllvo power to that Prt of
Hie new constitution which pro
Mdes fur the "Nnlioniilizntioii of
tile Hull-Soil." iiieiinliiir I he tnklu'.
over hy the slate of all the sllh
soll mineral vveallli not actually
h'iise.1 or eonci ssloneil nl Ihe ''l'"'
or the adept leu of the n.w coii
Mllilllon. The slate, therefore now
owns 1 111,- to very i-stcnsivo area'
id proved oil liitnls. Illl'l Ihe new
mining' law w ill determine I lie con
ditions unili r ivliloli (lien- land"
an lie lcns.il for cvloitiitl"il.
and what production royalte-.-must
lo- paid to Hie state.
l-'roin official announcements It
l apparenl that under ihe new
l-iw conces.lons ' to c.plot proved
I 'nds will only l.e (,-rnnled to ruin
l:ini.s that lire considered as "na
tionallr.e.1," which means Ihat "' i'Ii
oiiip:ioi,.K must l.e controlled ly
l:uiiiuiitiins, and that Hinnanlon
mihjieis most own a majority ul
Better Hardware
i
MAKES
Better Homes
SEE US
Tor All Kinds of Household
Hardware
Oregon Hardware & Imp,
Co.
PURE WATER ICE
.Telephone .J-M-W
Artificial Ice manufactured by Grand':
lionde Meat Go., using pure water out of their
ISO-foot deep well.
See '.hut your ice box is tight and especially
that drain pipe has an overflow so to shut tlu
air o'.K.
Hall Office 334 -W
From which you will be supplied with Ice Cou
pon '.looks.
Quality Wilh Service
Will be to yi.ur .satisfaction as well as mini!.
Officeand Sales Room
1108 Jefferson St.
Opposite O. W. Ii. & N. Depot j
! G. C. Hopkins
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1924
CE
MENT
510 Million Sacks Used in 192:)
100 Years Of Portland
Cement
Concrete urows stroiiKer with ae.
Concrete is fire safe.
Concrete is proof against rust, rot and decay.
Concrete endures.
A Product Used ( I Jut
Not Consumed.
LET US SEUVE YOU.
Sawyer-Holmes Merc. Co.
Phone Main 17
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