La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 20, 1924, Image 5

Historic Oregon Newspapers

La Grande evening observer., August 20, 1924, Image 5

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1924)

Prev Page of 10 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.5 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 10 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextPAGE "FIVE Wednesday. August 20, 1924. THE LA- flRANDE E VHNING OBSERVER Local News In Brief fiUloUim Kuavnn V. Di'lw tui think- j Ins it .'wise fop our party lo make nominations" and io. keep ihe,; coming pvt:nts ileptonilr 1-l.nhor day cele- bratinn here.. Bept. 8. 1-a Cirnnde schools open 1924-25 te.rril. tfrpU 23-2R rnion ronn.'y Fair at Klgln. Nor. ,11 Armistice Pay reieira ,tlon here. Portland wero eucsts at llw Fnl.y lld('l yeslerduy. They Hro Just buck from n trip lo Wallqwu luke and wlirieavo for Miillpnl Spring lodny for a visit Willi friends 1m- fore roturnlnff lo I 'or! Ian. I. MrH. Wilson Ib a former linker Kill, Al Hw UikP . . -ri', nnd Mrs. n. A. Hcnhnm mid their . duiitrhiciV Vlolu. are. npenil lnir .several days nl Wallowa Jnko ECONOMY IN GOVERNMENT IS' SIGHTED (Continued from page 1) jw)lrrmii Hers r" j. I'Vltavf-nrroft of Wnllnun, was In l.a ;irnnde yeslerduy on hind nesfl. - Mi. ' liovenerofl In in the Innihor bininfju. Tafco Out .'Marriage IJeeiw-- ' Kloyd Dunlnp of f'oudon. Ore, and Man Hhell of Wnilovn tookj out a,' marrlaue Hccn8e ul the coun ty rlrk's office thin morning. UlrfM tVnnpaiiy.Man pHcn1 , j, H.'.-Kinf?, an- offlclul of the KaKtTri: Oregon Light and" 1'ower romnonv wli" OffiWt In 'Maker, was registered ;nt the oninur hotel yemerduy. Mr. kins wlll ik h i.u (Jrandefor ay few. day on buHlnenH. To Hulltl lonu ' AinlTOttf WrtKhl look out a per- ntlt :at the rtiy.orftrt) lliii morninp to huild a $3,000 home bnAiJunis avenue lwwn Maple" unV Cherry streets. J. n. r iBiior wuh mhwhmi pprinVhHion to alter and repair a de)Uiff on N uveiiue between Klrst and Hecond BlroelH. i'iie worlt la to coal l&rt. . raron IHrr ; .'' ' Tho fire truck win called out at r:r.r bviook int pvmiIhk io iam v avenue to cxlhiffulHli a ur which had Blurted In a car due to .i ii o.i flrciilt. 'No damnse was done to the machine other Hum liit hurnlnK of the wiring and th truck returned lo the station at seven o'clock. und tervice of your country. The li'lepuit'H had faith thai you would couiutel und htrtp I hi prinidenl with a rouruKcoiiM spirit : fiiinlli'r lo that, which iruld-d iho Iti'loved llartlliiK; akin to that of the Im mortal ItooHevelt; like unto that of the martyred J.lm-oln; efiual lo that which yon have nlwuy Hhown In l he oxecullon of your sxeat trusls." ,Oi'flte4l hi litlwiHt- l. A h'ller liaw iM't-n receive . W. und MrH. J. O, r.Hldenrof La tlmnde who lire now located In Portland. Mr. Holm In in the. employ of Ihe I'reeuian Jiroery company loeated at 117 Kun.ty Houlevard. The Hloro U on iuii hlKhway and Mr. Holm inuny 'nr'hiB l.a Crau.le irii-mlB at; they arrive on their way to Port land. - . . " CON'IKI: UKPIiV KVAXHTOX,. 111. (My the Ahho- cialed PrewO Three issues, "the fundamental principles of our con stitution," the League of Nations und the World 't'ourt, - were the principal subjects In the address ,of ncceplance hy (leneral CharieH G. . Dawes of the republlcun vice prshhntfnl nomination. in discussing the "conKlltution. Clt-neral lawes ul tacked' the I.u- l-'olletle movemeni, soelullHm, and what he. culled "radicalism in the I .a Kollet t n movement and in one section of tho democj-utic . parly. He termed the Ui Kollette move ment the chief opponent of the republican parly. He prefaced the address wllh flsrus on economy In public ex penses ejected by Ihe r'puhlicatt ailiulnist ration. "This," said .Mr. lawes. "is 5 cumpaiKn uf brass tucjta not bombast. "This administration reduced the cost of sovernment operation, and it was nut by accident." Hy tliiti savin, he said, "ap proximately six million dollars per fioni lav less, tor naiiouui purposes. Holm. lorinerlwIH be collided In l!i2fi from tax- I Personal Mention. lUSr'n" V , i 'repllon, iiikI iiioi Mrs. Jibs Spilnuer mi'l elili'iren ivpnl lo Wallowa-, on lilf Mrunr-h fruill tills niorniiiK lo visit , rc lu-lives.- ''- - , : Mrs. H. F. roinpliell of Knler prlse. wns nt llie KoUy liot. l y-terilny. Mr. and Mrs. OhnrlPS U.re of !0iB were rr-KiK"re.l l H'" ''"' hotel yealer.luy. -lr. Lore Is Ihe ItnlMlnkT und loan IhisIiiphs In Holse. rharles MiinnaiiB" Porlland. was r.Klst.re.1 ul the I'oUy Hole! yster.l.iy. Mr. Mlninamfli was form, rly ft resident of Wallowa ll has many friends In mis rlly- ! H. A. AllderKOII and wife of llepp ner. re r.Kisier. d al Hie rtoinnier hotel. Mr. nd Mrs. Anderson formerly resided In Ut flrande. ; i0 i.i,nnii.' pn.ameiy opernlnr Of Wallowa, (Irove lo l-l Uralide yesterday. . Mr. nnd Mis.. W. M. hiH. le for tlffden, riuU. tills mornlnit. Mr. Khort is a painter hy p.of'ion and has lieen lorolpd ifl U Ornnde for the past yen r.. ' . -. i Mrs. ):. M. Hopkins and children lit Bpoliano went tlirouKh La flrande this inornliiB on their way to Knierprlse lo visit ut the Krank Otto hoirie. payers, lliall ror tile flseul year of m:i." In Ilie hisl pre-liudKPl yenr afl. r deld puy Ills federal expendi tures were U'J per rent und those of pllies. slates und towns 41 per eeiil, while In lu:':l, he said, the federul Kovrriilileiil look 41 per pent of the taxes compared wllh 72 per penl ly Ihe other three. federal irnvernitlpllt, lit" I In I lie right dl- llinsl of Hie stale. ellles anil towns In the wrons: di- reelion." Mr. Dawes sahl President Pool- IiIri. was "nninfliteiiped by motives of polillral expeilleiiey." The rei.ulilieali parly, he sal.i. stands firmly on the ronsl II alien. 'Opposed lo II. lie. wild. "Iliouith the result may lie to deailloelt Ihe presldetiry ami make llryaiilsm suereed Hie I'onlldffe polley. Is n movement of untried nnd danger ous radlrallsni." He said this movement had a platform drawn hy one man. designed In soften apprehension as to what th. movement r'ally means." "A man Is known liy Iho rom pany he keeps." said Mr. nawrs. nnd iiote,i rrom Assoelnted I'rpfs ilispatehes eoneerniiiff the t'leve. land ronvenllon. lie read a state, ment that "Ihe Soelulisl party formnlly enrolled under the I.a Kollette banner." and imnlhei no ; ten mil? I ..villi?. ,r , ' i "Here i (he bt.tllo nlhrmiient, jnnd here are the nui;," s,ild Mr. 1 I Jet ween these two ornih n nf I "nroirre.sslve ennservalh in find of, I radicalism.' Mr. HaweK uatued the1 dt-irnioraile party "with one -on-1 pervullve and ono nnHeal candl- j date, hr.pl off to pel votes y avoid ing the issue." Ho predicted Die d nioer.its would "suffer the fule which hefallR those who Iry l rtruddlc Iho. real flirht." ; ;( - Paco au Ahuornial Comtlilitu "We are face to face will) an abnormal condition in : his conn try. The American cilizcn hafl seen men advoealiiif; In Hie 8:1 me slate nl th same, time, trn-sptv-Hve of Ibelr Inconsistencies. In crenr.ed wnres for railroad labor and decrea&ed ml I road rates, and higher prices for beef on the boor and lower prieen for iteef oil the (aide. ' Kroiu the average candl iljtte. In either party, he must no cepi eitliir evasion or a doctrine designed to piuce , him whether or not It tends to plmme the whole country Into disaster. "Itohrrt M. li PoJlette, teadlnp; ihe army of extreme tail lea I ism. has a platform demanding public ownership of railroads and attmdt ins our courts. 1 "Our nation Is asked to follow an uttuck upon them (our consti tutional principles) mussed behfud an aspretitlve perisonulHy, a het erojrenouK collection of those op posii; the ex 1st I nK order of thlnRs, ihe K'reale.sl section of which, the socialists, fliea the red flair; und into what? Into reopening of war upon those fundamental principles of li urn tin liberty and hjullennhlc rights of men which are ,;lvhiK in this country safe opportunity to the huuUdest." - Mi. Dawes said the lenfrue. of Nui Inns was not approved by the people of lhe P jilted iStales be cause It did not make clea r t u their ntlmlw that 11- did not en croach on the sovereltcnly of t he I'nlted Ulutes. 'Terhaps." he raid, ''it" tflos. who drew the leafctie plan had fell it Incumbent to make its exu-:'. moaning as clear to the average tiinu u.1 tliuse who drew It, (lie '..'niti'd States miht have been .4jiurfd Immersion -for five yearn j 11 tho immense tux haul; of debate mi tho league." The - democratic plat form dee iaratiou on the .league, he char- mm ininnmrni iMn er of poslure niaililes could learn j OrfKon Trail nnd a poem he re-, iniieh of the ail of urevarirullotl , piled nt the Kehryary ISth meet-, hy HstenliiK In. ll's really a- mat;- Inn In jii tlrnnde Is still remeni nifleent entertainment to "time in" ! hered liy those who heard li. . when some uf the experls "so on I tin- air." Wallowa lake's i rouiullue.s, rupr'd, Tourists Taking' Advant age of New Accommo dations at Wallowa Lake; I.a Grande, Peo ple Numerous, ' .T!y SWOOT) . ' WAI.l.f'WA I.AKK (Speelal lo Ihe ni.sei ver) -The pnpularliy . of th,' Wallowa V ndi llrnd re.snrt as a ineena for vaplltlonlsls imuI Ihose who delilll 111 spendlnK tho we'li end away from home is. un diminished nml. In fnei, has In ereaxl areally duiiim: the past few weeks. II will prohalily reuell Its peak HOineltme alioilt Iho lulter lai-t of AUKiist or the, first vr Scl' leml.er, provided- the summer weather .lois nui "lil'cnk" sooner. One rertson for Iho ifreulei1 nuni- nulnral sur niajestlp and jiessesslve of the Iteauly that wua niolilv,) Iv a enlus, need no men tion, they apenk far more kIowIiir y for llieniKelv.m than a writer touhl lor them. X slip eould not licRin 10 paint mi iide.iiale plelure. ...... . , . . flavet'nor riere's suspension of Ihe hnniiiip; season hasu'l m'l'ei'te.l this cesorl yet un.l prohalily will nol. Ily September 2U Hie loiesi fire liaxi nl pre throughout Ihe Wallowa -., . , .. .lie sum. ' 1 1 eon: mxurd shonhi be nil. nllhoui;.! . lnB,nf (lf esent one musl.Ket u pernvU cuuUl ,,,, ., nalionnl CLERGYMEN HIT I , CALLING; CHARGE ! IT IS TRIVIAL I.ONnON. A1' The. reason! for I he shortage of rlerKymen In! Ihe t'hilreh of ICiikIuiiiI was le-1 seribeil In what, he culled "plain.! bhtnl :uild even brutal luuuiuiKe."; by the IteV. N. 1'. Williams ililiiliKI n seriuoil he preached recently at i Kolborll. I "The. work or a pierBynmu is. in a treat pari, of a dull, trivial kind." I lie said.' "II consi.sls mainly 111 the 1101111 oiliees which , could be well rendereil hy a luoil- I ulely ef I'l.eielit i-raiiiiipr.one. I be her of "wonderlandlsis" undoubt-1 niter htindles lilm with cure and forest to build a flie oul of doorn. ) ,.,, ur lu, ,yill,.a, ,.i,.rBy Hut Ihe cvcnlnus at I no lane ui-,mml ..v,.!,,,,,.,) oxeluslve nsso ways find Ihe resort studded well ,,,,, wm, WOmen und children, bonfires, snrrnuniled wllh luippy r,.,,,.,,,,,., sl, sori of thins : thai no Kroups often loaded forbear, us- s ,,(f.r,.B1.riini imy wanls to urow tun; uiarsniiKuiows ur wenei " bullets. ! Spcaklnnr of bears, the ono here lis urown "plenty bla" durilli; I Ik I winter nnd spi'IuK. i;veu ine inaii-1 FALL FROCKS Into.' HUNT'S LETTER (Continued from page D dly Is the routinnof tourists over the Old Oregon Trail with the litni lo stop at Wallowa lake und par lake of the execMcnt brand of bos iiltalltv dlsphiyeil by the owners of the report thrOuirh J. Rosa 1'slU', j manaRer. 1 ; - . ' " f ' Another polent .factor is ..that j much' bMer aecjommodationa .ex-j 1st here than, in PJ-3 and pieced-j tn(r years. Considerable money lias been 'spent tmprovtnjr t he resort this sprinc: and. th" -value' of the udded fuelihles are eusily, inani- Hevccai -new, ruhins ' nnd tents have liven liisuilled and ut the present tini at) aro occupied and It Is necessary lo reserve the biwt located cabins some lime ahead In order to be sure to have one upon arrival. wrcstUm? part lea aro practically (dare fire them for Ihelr delliuiuen-t Hie. (dd boy still likes luiy .jotes. because If he dues Henninr he irets taboo. nicotine, howvver, whether it be-so-amlSo" will seo that in the furm of coffin pills. stoai,a his. . . ; 1 of "ehawln' lobaccy." Throw him : : u. lighted citfur nnd tPn all tho And the Joke ot It la that It does Mtiw hq merely stain out theithe work. tnly In.the'more f biff- j fire and then eof.sumea It. Tho . rant cases does the bureau head , only thlnjj ho can't, do is smoke a invito the enmily bf a senator or corncob - and Ihcrefore (' 1 I n t i conKressman by flrlnff an employe Huynes' police r still belters titm ; luiow n to be a couRreiiBtonat jiei. An unusually 1 nigrum case, huh within the memory of most Wash hiKtonianH, had to do with a younpr lady who obtained her position hy interceRston of 1I0 less a personre than the then occupant of the liJEW,.; STREET, and AFTERNOON'. FROCKS . . In -Charmeen Crepe ' and. Satin. ;TJie conoct now; ' : modes,' distinctive nnd niodointcly priced. . 'FRENCH & GREENE Bundnys, eaieelully. are,, when the Mi llrailde-Wallowa lake high way lilernlly teems with travel, hull! local and lourists. I'ars ...-..,. liniiili-t. town and clIV urc usually In cUdcncc. wllh th- j luU'-. reuulr.r lonriai iraoe- ui.n i . eeived from every rum. of the lnitp.1 Stat Monday It sprinkled some u.i.l as u roMIl) cards. bowllnR and I lame Itumor ruled the day. I'. H. The cards were not played for "lilnkeys" lliotiuh. 'liile House hiiusell. .... After an unusually warm warn- St'verul t.n Clrandeis went tolnur aKiilnst her ahuenro end blle Wallowa county Sunday lncliul-inesB, this young woman frankly Iiir Mr. und !lvs. J. A. T.-iirord told her chief: and party, .Mr. und Mrs. Wood f "You don't dure fire me. If you llerry and -Mr. and .Mrs. Al An- , do the president will Jiavo me re- drews. liny Lunch, p-runcw nun-: insiaieu. In.-on and others t ! .oi ,10 ne iiiiineu, nie i.u...... ,SMi,PII,,l.y ,,inks befor. eln-l ,1, the liurenu I', fl. Iiel.aii, )'nl:ii-l.a til undo ; eliler ollaclie.l Hie oniciai cuu. slu!-ve driver, look a nuiuner io nn i.ui ute Kn l., ....lurnliiir about dusk. I Tile next ween sue was re ... . !-ila:ed f (it's 1'ali ier Hu d Ills luck Willi : I the line and ho.iu Huudny up the Wallowa lak id Mrlnlty. onen '"u deserlbed us the sportsmen's parn- Kepteniber 2nd, 11124, at 10 n. in. ut which tlnie the said creditors 'may allend. prove their claims, ex amine the llankrupt and transact such other business ua properly intKht conie'lH.fore said nie.-tliiK. I 1 H. K. OI.XON, ' Hoferce In nankrupii-y. (All claims tuusl be nworil to on illli.Kl... 11-2(1-11 Ladies- Several Ic.lSeS v.hfl S-.'eli a plcn- H. mt prtvat.. l-.oine an a place, to. I. ve' will , learn Bumelldnu of Interesl by ctillltut the KvculiiK ilbsen.r. Main 37. Itefcrcnces '.Ael-.iiU'te.l nn.l ei.ntlillnns und eos:s nuiirauteod la be sailsi'actory. s-iR-ir. Use. finds i.iuny an anient dlK lole of Ixaal; Walton, the nlmro.t nr n week oul of doors, Almost n.iy nioniiiiK or evenlnc when I lie day's s'porl Is over one can hear the man who caught, or illdn't culch "a whopper" telllni; just how he ill.r II i-ven down to the kind nr bait us. d - spinner, fly ne otherwise. In fact (he wilier Ik b. irinnlue to b-lieve l nut a puis Mr.' nnd Mrs. T. It. Wilson of Laughing In His Sleeve "I was told nnlhlllK but an op oration would help my slniuarh trouble, and was KettlnK reailv lor the operation when u fiien.l advised me lo try Mnyr's Won' derail Hcmedy. The first do helped me. I ant now as well as ver in my life, and um In ijflilnK up - my sleeve ut the doelors." It Is u simple, harmless pr.i arntlon that removes tho ru tnriiiul mucus from the Intestinal truct nnd nllnys ,lhe Infiiinima tlon which causes practically all stomach, liver and Intesllnul ail ments. InoludlilR uppen.llcllls. O.ie dose will convince or money funded. At all druirelsts. Adv. FALL CLOTHING For Men, Youns Men and Roys of standard make, uiich as MICHAF.LS'.STF.RN , FIT FORM AND XTRA C00I) Arrivinp; now for Fall. Make your wleclion NOW. . ' Trices Moderale. Merchandise of Qualily Clint's Clothicry TtM illura With a loiwu-nce NEW TODAY NOTICI:. Pile lo difficulty cipcrlenciHl In collwllnic clntnt for adver tising thai Is listed under classl flcil ailvi-rtlslnic and under the "new loilay" licntlliu:, tins T.vc nlne Oliscrver will licrcnrtrr lake no closslfluil mlvrrlWiiK dvcrtlsliijc to lm run M "new tislay" unless I be silvcrl-liie " ccompanlcil by rasli. :.ptt-rized :.s .'an Invitation Ufraln enter that fos of debate Inland Ihe plain hiker, who loves nu :i public referendum." itmal beauty un.l knows Ihe value lie HioiiKh -Ihut the people of he I'nlle.l Stales have willed on 'two Kreut fundaiiiental piinc-'pie,-." flist ' lliul Hie country's ovorelKlity and lndcpr:ndence must always l,e pre.erve.l. und second hat Ihe country should meet lis .nlcrnullnnui .luilr-s unflliieliiiily. Taking Hose principles, he said. Hie llariliuff-l'ooli.lffe admlnlslru-1 ( loll InaiiKuruted a cr.n.-.lriictive policy, wllh li.iporiniit si. ps In- slane.-d In Ihe .four-pact treaty un.l Ihe.evperl romiullteo on rep arations. I'l-aiTfnl Life In l:uroe Wllh Hie experts plan Inatirr- iualfd." ho said, "all Kuropn lurns toward n new un.l peaceful lite. Ihe I'nlted Slates will be snved from Hie dpplhs of on inevitable and trreat depression in Industry ami agriculture wliicli . Iho con tinued chaos and misery In Ku rope would enfull. Indeed the whole world cuter, upon u perlo.l of pence find prosperity." "In Ihe prupONilioiiM of Presi dent foo!ido In connection wllh ihe World I'ourt. Ihern Is sulo- iruard.,1 the Koverelitnty of Iho t nlt.d riales nnd Its Interests." , l.lkeninc the World I'ourt to -a court house, Ur. Iawes mild: "Itecaiifp we . help build 111', our! lions.', we do not lu.vo lo try cases In It, tlllletis .we desire j .o. Hut- we. must' remember that ) somi-'liiiif'S wheiila house Is built. it may be a .very" convenlt ut thlni; lo en Into to avoid lain anil llfci.l ninir. Vrs, nnd probably avoid tiie hundcr-bolts of wur." AfSfrtlni; Hint American citlr.cn ship will trust Us representatives lo uphold us ably and fearlessly 'he Ifonor of the country and Ihe nuf In any conflict of peace ns It trusts "lit. youth - behind the i la ir lu war." Mr. Dawes wild: "The' republican platform on foreign rilutlons outlines u policy which, curried out with the com mon sense, dear vision und cour alte of 1'alvln l.'ooli.li,-.'. offer., the American people a coiuitructlvo course or honor, safety uml proB rs. It offers the only policy which ut this time means the pos sibility of uccouiplHimenl." Mr. I la wcm .said that. In lib' speech nl Lincoln. Mb., Alik-usl 2tl he would discuss "Hie noll-palilsun mid economic ii.'.iieullural flies-ilon." W. A. lleiiham and party and Mr. and Mrs. Waller Center und filially drove lo the lake Sunday. The lt. lihan.3 ate spen.liiiK several days here. Notice or linnkmpicy. In 111" District t'ourt of Hie ,l.'ul Ini Hiates ror he Hlslrlel oftlre-j oll. .'- i .III liif .Mailer nf ' , , I . II. A. I''ux. llankrupt. To the creditors of II. A. l''ov of La Cran.le, liiion t'ounly. In Ihe Slate II II .1 insirii'i aior. ni.i... . .. Iteverelld Iflld MIS. li. H. lllttrbeiM l'.llllr...i. . . and daiiKhter .'onslan.e are Here i Nolle Is hereby iflvell llll.l nfl fro ,, l uuililla. Mr. lli.Kl.es oceu- lite lH. day of A ,.,.. It. I. .... ,.d Ihe liesbvlerian pulpit Ul S lid II. A. I'' WUU d .1 , a.djll.l -' , on for several yenrs before cal.-d llankrupt und the "." ' ros.ln,- the I! n.oun.uins. II- Int.- of his credllors will tbe held .1 . . ........ r. n, til.tltbe office of II. K. IHxml, llef.ree, IS Mil lll.l.-i .... .C.ir.u.lt.u .ii-iiinn', r mO VALUE IN OUK SUN DAKS Kverythinff about It Is hot ter than the' nveruRe; tle ."crettm, tin- syrup, ihe chop ped nuts,' the hipM d ereum on top. Then don't ror"ti mir courteous service - the -'servlco : with a smile. Try mir t'hocolute Icm ('renin ' Hoda. THE KLACK CAT fcj Do Not Accept Imitations and Substitutes Ask for and Get who originated and named the product HALTED M I LSI Used by thousands for nearly 40 years Nourishing Food for Infants, Growing Children, ' Invalids, Nursing Mothers, and All Ages Get HORLICK'S.Try the digestible FoOD-DWNK. No Cooking Prepare it ir HOME., SEND 10c for Mixer. Horlick's, Racine, Wi.. TONKJHT- "jACK' IIOXIE IN "THE (JAI.I.OriNO ACI A RCADE Thursday Friday Saturday Admission ..40c; .. Children ...10c Shows at 2:15, 7:00 and 9:00 O'clock. Used School Books Bought mins'G IN 15 UFO RE TIIE RUSH Newlin Book & Stationery Co. School Rook Hcadtiuartei'S The way to nujnber the slitK In 111,, radical party Is to count the members. r'OI'ND 1 roan Durham cow brand T bar S. I hHe Durliain calf, brand same. I Jersey heif er vcnrlinir. Call N. Ash. nr IMinne WJ-W. S-lMl-tllr . For; HUNT Modern npannien. fun nt i;os 7ii. st. -:..-iip yon RALK - Hepond hand Bleel type pip.-b ss furnai'e, r.ullal.1. for larite house. A bargain. W. II. Iiohncnliump t o. FOR I:RNT House. C rooma, lull o-mcnt busemeiil. .reiii. ul Inun diy till. Seo W. I:, .In., ol. amps store. Jones at s.2-lf FWI HUNT Modern 5-ronn. hou ,.. l.l.M-k rrom I'.- . Impure lu.'; Washintflnn. S-;ii--ip Fdll KKNT VlcelJ' fnrnlsl.e.1 2-rnnin upar.m.iil. I'hnue 31 1 -I: or'lmiulre ;IS Kirsl. S in If mn KKNT Modern r.-ronm fur ....h..,l miiralow on Itaved street. Yon need not wait for your pit'sciiption. We will fill it nl u reiisnii uliln price nnd deliver to you with no extra . clisirjrp. Moon Drug Co. Prompt and Free Delivery - J,.,, i Vou'vii wnllcd two years for . V ( , VHlfiilliio'a icliilli. but iV: :-. J' Xj -'.' - 'J. ) I ou'll noicr ' nnollH'i' f . V l V - Jh, P '- 1 ," h WW"" "uuiimf " f 2 '' ".- ' te'- -m I' Ri'm-niPH -":--'v' U) I wm3i Monsieur . j A . SIDNEY OLCOTT production I'- Knit Sleepers For infiinlM. Ami Dr. Denton's : HIcopinfT Camieiits for i.lili'i' tola. AIho ! Cown and Daisy Cloth. Aft & Bab)- Shop 'Fverytlilr.K for tlif Ifciliy" n".STIT('HIX(l Hold Summer. I'.bU. VIAMIMNd C'all at Bohoenkamp Co. ih