La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 19, 1924, CITY EDITION, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextTHE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE NINE 11 f 'i The Observer Want Ad Page The Market Place rif Union and Wallowa Counties " ' FOR KENT FOn HUNT Two rnnm mmil iiii nl, riirnl.Mli. il. one Mock mini hiKlt Hrlionl. . riionc 3.M-J. . 1 3-1 1 -1 S-Ulp Kill: HUNT Kurnislii-d Iioiih. . keenlnif rooms. 141) Monroe: . Cull nl HII T Avo. 13-1 .s-ili 1-iiK lllhi'r Yluvc room fnriiiKli i'il limine. Jmiiih-c i i r, IMnc. s-i i-iK-r.ii KOli ilKNT.-sliepinsr mntnn. Imnr.l if dciiircil. liione Jiifi J. i ii-: i-1 7-ai VOn nrONT -11CiUfl.l;fpliiK rooms. I!?I2 Ailnms Avi'. l'honc 257-J; a-ii-i2-ir KOU P.ENT House, MH Knurlll strc.-i, 0 rooms, cement Im.so mcnt. V. IE. Jones, pun W. 11. llolincnknuip Co. 15-11-1'l-lf VOIl HUNT furnished Jnpkson. Modern five room house. . lnquiro J i lb I - l o.i i-i I -Tip FOR HUNT--Drslrnhln steam hoat ed upnrlinenls. Archie J. .Mun- r,y, Tvnney ntoro. huiininir. .. . j2-io-:n-irp Hill -HUNT - - Kour room house, corner (Vclnr nnl . Adnnis- In quire Nnwltti Iloole fUore. m-in-zi-tf FOR SALE Von SAI.10 Alfalfa hay. Iirli;l:t ami clrnn. $10.(10 dellvcri'il. l'honc at I -J. 12-1 l-l K-31 p Kim HAI.K l.nio i:i:t model Kord touring car. l'rico S:."-Ti. lmiulre clns.TVc r. 12-1 l-lS-5ti KOU HAI.K l''ronl quarter beef, 7o a "linunil. 1 1 lilcl quarter. . inc. l'eople's Murkcl, 213 Kir HI. Ifi-ll-IS-Stp Kill: SAI.H Ki'Kislt'recl Jersey hull. I'liono Kami ii. S-.ll-U-4tp FOU MALI': Nlfrt uVlieious unpU. , nml swoi.'l cidvr. J'hoiu. (I. ' . f:l"iai)toaus. lo-tl-l Ti-(it; i(H7 l.-OFf RA1 .V, Fmitllr Kt. -1 1.fil Inn- at nvn --- , WANTED WANTKD PrrsainalilnR, rotirlli alreet. 10-G-linp WAMKH IlouscKot'pcr. llouscU Main aTter 0 p. in. 7-n-is-:ttp VANTi-:i - Kxpcrii-nofd iri-apln-r, li-Kal and real si i '110 cslalc, I Classified for BUSINESS DIRECTORY ATTORNEYS COCHRAN A KBERHARD Geo. T Cochran and Colon R. Eber hard, Attornoys. La Oraodo. Na nonsl Tlanlt Building. UHIKOI-KACTOU . DR. BELLE' MYERS. Chlroprao lo Now Foley Building. Hour, 10 to 12 a. m.. ! to i p. in., and 1 to p. m. 7-34-tt liK. J. E. WOODELl Chlroprao . tor and Naturopath. 8kla and blood dlaonacK, boadaches, ap Dendlcttla, backaches, theunia .mn. asthma, eczema, varlcoae Vfclna, all kinda of stomach, heart ard kidney trouble auc eiuifuUr treated. Blood pressure reduced. Diseases of women and . ehlldren a specialty. Suite so fVmimer Bidg. Phono 417-W. Residence Fhone 190-W OSTEOI'ATinO PHYSICIANS OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Dr. J. L. Inglv, Oslopath. Spinal cur tnturo find fallen arch-s a spe cialty. J)r. Margaret Ingle, Os teopath. Diseases of women and feeding of InfanLi n specialty. Office Phone. Main 10C. ReJ. Phone liill-IL Somn:cr Illdg. ' PHTSICIAN-SUKC5EON Dr. K. L. Ralston Practice limited to the eye, ear, nose and throat, and fitting of glussos. Sommcr Bldg. Main 77. 1-1-lm rift. ii. SHIOEN Ost copal hie . .Physician and Burgeon. Over l,a Grando Investment Co. Rooms lfl-17. Phone, office and rest dence Mnln f7. NATTIIE CIHR hit. A. N. and MART E. MAT VII. I, E Specialists In chronic dluessvs. Methods: Naturopath snrt Mechnno.Therspv. Hkln snd hlnod discuses, nerviits diseases, chronic headache, ec..ema. scia tica, sppendlcitis. constipation, bowel trouble; all kinds of chron ic ilt--ss s eu.'ci sMullV treated rail Main f.2" M:iilt- Niilurc Cure llnioe. 2ltil K.nst Adams Ave. Offlci hniira. I'l lo II a. rn.. 1:10 to R p. ni. Consults- Ma. I-'-.. - PROI-'EKMOVM. Ill f'OIS.ltOlI IMI.VTMI4. IH:'illlATlil: Ad vice, consuitailnn snd estimates ' free If you Intend to i.alrrt. lint, paper, fln'sh or. reflnish any nulMinr. Interior and frtcrlor Jol., neiilly .lon. I or lu tt. r jobs csli J. I.sndy. Tlione ill r . lo-:a-lm Business & Professional Directory What'd You Want To Know IT you were Koinjr in huy snmcthhiK or rent something wlttti would Vn: want, lo Know nlMiiii ihe article you couhlmt tiuyluic or I hi house you thouuhi or tcm- YvtuM waul to Uunw ALL afoui It. You mold make up your mind utiulior, ta li'i. mil you'd he I w tier a( hricd. Thai's why "Ihe more you It'll, I In u ticker you sell," with a Want .d. "ax onsrRvm waxt AO WIWj no IT." . wants work. Wrlle llnx 4"5, IMty. . 12-1.1.1 5-2 HI WANTBD . . 106-J. ' ' I'laln sowing, ftill r.-in-27-lotp I'llK AIt'l'ii l.KS TAKUN Inst Kill uniay nielli from 2io4 KeconO' Kti-eet. are valllahle as keep sakes ami a llheral rewaril will Kim ii:i:c;iin joi.iinai. inror matton or aifi-nt 11, one 1 ro-W. s 1 1 -1 s-1 1 1 p LOST J . LOST lluneli of keys. Upward for rclurn lo V. A. ltean at I'. O. 10-1 NIK-lp HICIIWAV TAX IS VOT1-U) .MO't.LA Oro. A tax of ii 1 1 Mm .vuh vott'd for (jfi-mlhur a flty-Mollulu liiffhway and a Hiuclal ;road dlsirlct was rrcah'd al a tp- Llheral. The was carried hiiiirovoait - nt iuoj vi a to i. It is proposed to propuro a slamhird trradi- for pavhu: to ron 1 (117 I ni'Otioim at TartiH and Mulinn. IC.s- llmalod cont of tin' l-'lvc diHtrlrla, inolti'lhiK all lliOK.i I front (U t Ki t'jiy ' Wilhoit 'KpiinrfH an- Incliur'd hi tin- Hp- clai district, whlrli has an aasfSKt d val- nation of t7.fXI0.tHM, Quick Reference FRATERNAL DIRECTORY U O. O. M. ta. Qrande Lodge No. S60 Loyal Ordor of Moose, holds regular meetings eyery Vhnrs day night at 8 p. m. at Odd Fol lows hall. The Women's Moose heart Legion No. 9S meets eycy second snd fourth Thurs i days of each month. Visitors . welcome. Dr. A. N. Mnyrllle, Dictator. Harold Lund, Secretary. B. P. O. ELKS La Grande Lodge- No . 411. Lodge meets each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Rome and club prlTlleges cheer fully extended to all Brother Elks. Lester Bramwell, Exalted Ruler. Mood Eckley. Secretary. MODERN WOODMEN Of AMER ICA La Grande Camp No. 7701 meets on the first Thursday eve ning of each month, In the K. of P. hall, visiting Neighbors welcome. RAT 8. BENNETT, V. C JAKE ROSTOCK. Clerk WOODMEN OF THE WORLD La Grande Camp No. 169. Meets every first arid third Monday nights at Eagles hall. All visit ing Neighbors welcome. Dues payable - at office of the Clerk, Rooms 11-22, La Grande Nation- al Bank Building. E. E. Silvia, C. C. H. J. Kitchen, Clerk. A. F. and A. M. La Grande l,oiiire - no. i. a. r . ana A. m. notns regular meetings first and third Fridays at 7:10 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Masons. - Fred E. Klddls. W. M. B. R. Rlngo. Secretary. KNIOHTH OK I'TTHIAS Red Cross Lodge No. 17 meets every Monday evening In Castle halt (K. of P. Hall), at I p. m. A Pvihtan welcome to all visiting Knights. Dr. J. E. Woodell. C. C. C. I.. Graham. K. R. O K H. Hope t'btpleT No. II ' I E. S. holds stated romniiiiilea tlun the second snd fourth Wed. mislays of each mouth at 8:00 p. in. Visiting members Cordially etcotied Ne'ta K. EaVIo, W. M. Anna 8. Grove, Sacretarv TJIK LA UI'.ANOi: REVIEW Ml !7. Women's Benefit Association niet every second and fourth Tuer.l.-iy evening In each month St K. of P. hall. H BR C. MACK ET. 1 0-1 - 1m Comin NEW TODAY NOTICU. Classified Want Ails lire strict. Ijr CASH IN ADVAM'K; copy must be In lint Inler than 0 a. in. ilntit . of luxe niHi. Hulcs: :!e nor word fur vntii insertion. LOST - llolwi'en Mcacliam ant I'enilh-lnii, n Umluk.. 'Leave No. of kodak al (llmerver. 1.1-1 1-19-llp l''OIt HAI.K New five-room home -Willi harilwooil floors, liutll-lus. etc. Call 41111 V. 11-1 l-lll-llp VOW SAI.H I'nrly lenvhiK town will Knir'hou.Hchottl' ;;oods incluil lii new livl2 Axmlnsler . rmrB. canned : fruit. . prrunltonnla, ioo- , Ihix, olrsliv.. Hint si: etc. 'nil ui Viinl 24-1 l-lil-Up KOU 8AI.E llal-Knill In l!12S I'hev rolel roailslcr. 'Se'. i'lpis. ' Me. . Cra ry. , .. , ' In-1 1-1 H-2lp H'Olt UKNT :i-rooiu mil., partly lurnlHlled, with hitli.' plenty clos et -room. :- Plume'.. 1 47 ' M. ' . ., 1 I-1.I.-III-21 KOIt HUNT One small lhnp room house; ..one" uuil -lwo.' furnisheil housekeeping rooms, l'honc IC4 .l. : ... lf-l l-KJ-SIp VOl HUNT 0-room house, ftlr ulshei): fitted up for two. falill, IPs.. 4 from rooms J2 per mo. 2 large hack rooms ?li per mo. Krlvale way to hatllroom. ' Light and water paid. Inquire 1 " 1 7 Madison. , 85-1 1-1 11-1 IP 1IKAUT HALM TIUAI. SKT SAI.KM, Or.-. Trial or tho caso H-otiKTliI hy Mrs. Kred Hozi II of Ka It in to ri'covrr $ I it.aoa from MIks i'l'lla lloltntan,' private m-crctary to (.iovi rnor I'it-rcc, hocausi' . Mis Itollman was allcfi'd to Itnvn nltcn- il tlnV arfoctloiiH of Mrs. IIo.i'11'h hiiHlmnd lias lici'ii ad for for ThnrHday in tlu Marion oounly circuit court; ' - Miss Itollman has denied the oharfies preferred a(?alnr her hy Mrs. noxcll and hits retained two attorneys lo represent her at.- the trial. Kred IVoxell. the man In the project is about ,.atl(1( ts now employed la Hie Whil Iney mills at Oarihuhtl. Oivhardisl ajcs Slerehants llOOIHtl ViOIt. Ore. Suit was ! filed In circuit court by Han W. 1 J or il a n. tapper valley orcharillst, against Scobel & I my, New York jelty fruit merchants, wlili branh otflces here and In I'nrthtml. seek .intf damajres of $ r 7 . J 7 alleged to be due for failure of Ihe defend janl lo comply with a'eonlrael lo ipiirchaHe . the plaintiff's crop of IfliuvcnKleiii . apples for the fall of :(. Irt-room hous near shops an mills, fui nlslted, and a money making proposition. Income "', present $5!HJ -per, month. i7 boarders and 0 ' rooms. If you have Jlr.O cash -you can take Im mediate posj;;-s.don... JJoominT home close in to the rent r of hiuilness seelion. . This is a pennine proposition that wl:l bear Investlffallon. ' A 4-room plastered house with Rood foundation, city water, wired and lot 4f.xlMt, for $l:i.r0; netir IIflwman-Hlek: mill just off Sec ond street. A fin hi 1 1 payment will be considered. Cehhrate Christmas in your own home.' Ton. know what ItlHv Sunday said, "a tenant Christmas carols In ii singm?. house Is simply S'-renudinir Hie landlord." We have a choice llKi itiff of homes in all portions of the etly at correct prices, and noinex on very liberal terniH. Slop collecting rent receipts. Geo. H.Currey MREATronM fUmi Kstato , Loan fnsnnuu MAM'M POE there mr oonm - vou Results of oboanization ROOMING HOUSES GEiOU? PTCViDEO The MftXHIfJCKS BoT IT CtCiJiKtS Al-9 Such a.9 i-ioje mcmsuE HAS INiJECTFD INTO CCfi Bj?nVES'i TO MAKE T A tsIEAf EUTEePSCE. CJ' a rV-", rs---a J U " . 'rV IT -1 I.I A I r jii:Jtp' ffy saaafafy ' -1 -"" -" -V X ... v m ca La Grande Two Dennys Play In Big Production At The Arcade. Malcolm lienny and IteErinuld leiiay aiv in pictuifs lofetlier a ain. Tliis doesn't mean thai two brothers an reiiniled or' anytlilnj; like thai.. The name's the name , hut they're- no relation, except ' i hat hoth were officers in the ' llritiNh army and served tneiher 'in India. Malcolm was an officer; iin the ItrliiHh army for years, ami i ! finally (eft It to hefome an engineer I ! and thence luvadeu the movies, i Keivinahl lienny served In- , the I loyal Air force, wont to Jnuiu, then returned lo the sla&e and ih net to the movies. ' They 'hoth appcarJin "The i'ast' Worker," tit the Areuile, u I'nivcr al Jewel tulaptathm of (leoi'sc Harr McCutclieon's novel "The Hu.shamls -of IMlth." 'directed by Wllliuin teller. The flrat picliire both Honnys appeared toeihcr In was "SporihiK youth." lenny Starred, llim is, lteKlnald . lienny raad Malcolm portrayed a select character role. , ' "The Kast -Worker" iff a-sprli;ht-ly sniry of a .until who essayed to iuiperttpiaie another,, anil thus found himself sadlleti .with a wife and family he'd never seem be-fore. Then to adil lo his troubles hej mvi " ''wister-in-law." wtl It whou , he; fell in love.'- "r. . - , '. . . A bin- special cast wn assembl ed 'for the rhlverpal production. Liturrt i.a l'lantev plays the fllria- l tons IsU-r-ln-law, co-MurrlpK. with . l:ejiinaHl. while Klhel Grey Terry, nmed h-inUtiK woman Of .the screen and staKe, appars us the. "wife" of Hie boKU husband. Others In the east are Lee Mor. an, the comedian of Lyons and Morau ranie. Muriel l-Yunccs hana, a diminutive star of five, year, lilehard Tucker, well known la character leads In lite fljinsf,. Mar- dare: t'ainpbell, who ""leceniiv' uk-tohudu-d -Hollywood .hy hecomini; the bride, of Josef Hwlckani, the 'Deanoyers" of ''The Kour Jlor.se inen;" lictty Morrhsey, Julia Slep-pliiiK- T. I. t'rlttemlen, and t'lar-l-ssa Selw.viine. ' The story Is -marked with, the regular lirattd oV . Denny thrills a rif,'ht or so. a .wibl . automobile chase, a mini dash lor a yacht at aea all enveloped In the whimsi- cul humor I hat has. made 1 lenity the logical actor to he selected by rnlvcrsal. : , i Thousands of Ileal Arabs in, Desert Filni. . Mary Carr. luiown lo thousand of movie funs for her faithful In terpretation! of mother roles, ap pears .In "Hamaffed Haris." Others In the cast besides Mary Curr are Kdmund Ilreese,- Jerry lievtue, Helen itowluiul, Tyrone iower, Jenn Armour, Thomas Uil hn, i-hfie Hhatinon. Ktiirene Htrony;. Klorencc V.lllinKB und Sara Mullen. Misa .Mullen, a newcomer , to the screen, plays the leadlbir fem inine lead. She Is a beautiful (firl with n- pleasliur screen, per sonality and will soon lake her place anions the real stars of the film world. " 1 la limited 1 lea rts" wan f II med In Hie Florida KverRlades, where most of 1 lie action taken place. It was produced under the sterl ing direction of T. Hayes Hunter, who was chosen to take I . W. (iriiTitli's place when he seceded from the lilotcraph company. Mr. Hunter has directed anions other si reen masterpieces, "Karth- bouml. lite LlHTht in the cienr inf?" and "Desert Child." Iktsll . Kins:,: tljo famous novel ha, wrote the story, which with Ihe netlni; und direction assure an almost perfect picture. , Coim-dy showing "Keep Mov lJf." i Last . Showing Today . Of "Damaged Hearts". At Sherrys. . . , One of the -most ambitious mo tion plci ure. ventures ever under taken en tied recently when, aiter fivo months nw.'A in Algeria and I'raiice, lirector l-Mwtn ( 'an-wc und his company of American players returned with 'the com- pU'ie.l film of "A Son of Hie Ha. hura." which will be Ihe First Na tional screen offering at the Star tin alt r tomorrow, Mr. Care vc cftst. consisted of Ilert Lytell, t'hiire Wln.lsor. Itose. ma Theby, Wahi r Mcfirall, Mon tucne Love and I'aul I'anxer, all of -wh"n uth now back in the I'nlted Stater. Tlie company spent the mujorlty of lt time in nhdtari, on Hie edge of the Sahara where Ihe exterior Kccnrs were fii uicfl tn t he uet ual locale of loulfe tii-rard's siory. V h tl'.e en-opera Mori of the 1'n m it und native authorities main de.tert wi iii c wen obtain d, Which. It i't cxpM'tcd. Will e(eed see the - man-4. A&ii-IT Scpvant I..CAI.LM . m- SE'- .rr. a 1 Theatres in realism iinythlnjr of the kind ever before screened. tlu some or the blywer! soeneH thousands of native Arnlis und a thot.Kaitd camels were miuwed he fore the camera, one of the thrill ot the plciure will he Ihe slorm Iiik of a I'Yeneh outpost, defended hy, Sudanese troop, hy a horde of deneri Arabs. During the illmint; ot aiuiiher scene liowiiiK an an cient mIuvo market, an entire Atker- tan town was luriud over lo the American illrccior and the entire papulae lent ainiosphcre to the picMm-H.iue scene. FoIIowIiih: the AlK'rInn sequen ces, lavish - Interiors were lllnied , at the Kelulr stmllu In 1'arls. With Hie completion or these Heches the; company returned to America , confident In the belief that they J, had helped to trlve the screen one i of lis must interesting offerings lo J dale. "A Hon of (he Sahara" is Ihe. fourth or a Her lea of Kdwiu t'arewo productions for I-'Irst National. Tb mis lay Thursilay, KI'QX, KCW. NovemlH'r 2ti silent . nlrJii for: KSl, W1U, W(. 'IKI'XIX. SciittK 23::). 7-7:4-, p. Wash. (Pacific. . children's ea- ti'rtahunent : S-!i. 1 0-1 1. Hay Kob- ison and his Haplnd oreiie.stra. i KdO, '' Oakland,. Calif, (l'aciflc. 'S'!2). 4 -R ; a.n p; m., concert orches tra. Hotel St. Krancls; s, program, courtesy .of lioos hrot hers: lious I'rotln-rs lnni rmmnt;;! trio .Mills, tenor; California Hfcwalluns; la-Mress. "l-'ltlluir the Heads f 'he F. L. LILLY Hanlwara Photia Main 85 Direct from producer to consumer Rodes Meat Market . 1419 Adnins Ave. Where your 5 lu' . " the most. An Ideal Quick Lunch Down Tmvn or nl Home II. (3. & II. Tamales and Chili Are Till (.ramie products ti la nu f iu- I it ml at (In; Coco Cola Jinitlhitf Wo i Uh hy n tompaiiy that KNOWS HOW. Mioiin vir rn-rr, ccairei? t loner or meal market, notvt Insist on ii. & ii. imM Rod 11 V."-; L y ;Horiie ' -. Mfi&.gftV v.t-.-&li&!i:49Q , t-t- i - iMi if'IS, .'j COASTER SLEDS W I WEAVER'S Call nml pick out lh ! .-:.:::.l:'-::..feA4t:::.. Vjsi - : '''. want; mry III III T::."i Kamily." N. I IhnireauM; lmiy D'l b lea. suprano; I'hereMia Will lams, soprano; Morton II. Oleason, l-as; tJrt.raia A, t'urpenter, con trols; "rumel's Hair," J. Jl. Itop., er; Irwin Johnson, baritone; I'hll 'llp Asheran, tenor; "The ; Music t'las-s," Haditi mule (iiiprtel j lti-1 a. m., dutue 'music, Henry Hal stead's orchestra. Ki'li. San I'ranelKeii, I'allf. (la elric, 4'y.i), 1-2 p. m. Uudy HelK'-t-'H l'airuiont hotel orchestra ; 4:iti- jr::;a, ;udy Helper's l-'alrmont hoti l I orelieyi ra; r : :t (-; ; children's Men's Leather Vests J- $0.95 - $7.95 ' - p11 This offei'injt affords you n . grout opportunity S 111 IV to save! A warm and, comfortulilo vest! irindo from 1 -.t T ': I-.nnilcskin leatlici', sliell from moleskin, at such a low II U fWXt ' . , ! jiri.co raiiKO Unit none can afford to lw without one. jl I 1 . ' i JUS ' ' I w yw mm SjJl4( 'JS7m try ar S ' J. cvcn-ioor.i moa-- Sr : ',; . Til E HUB. . ; Jt'trnin.;:prlce.-,.lp.-i V-.- . .. !- '. .-" i", fl "' ','.Ii.''S.' WEEKS " . . . . . . . : Hpnllor ' ' ' - fCH Sew ' Knli-r' llulMlnii ' ; x " ' . . - ' Main 7:10 ..-..' Grande Ronde Hospital I Will open a Traininf4; School for nurses January 1, 11)25. As we can only accommodate a limited num ber of student nurses. yoti should apply early. For full particulars, write This school is recognized by State Board. ' HYATT ROLLER OEARIND NEW DEPARTURE RAU PrAfllNQB Hyatt and 'finikin Connectinc Rod and Main I'enrinrrs Fan Relts . SprinRs ? (Jcars A full line of Replacement Farts LeigHton's Welding & Machine Works (Automotive part) Servicing We Specialize in Itnitcry Ilcc-liarglntt, Itepnlrlnr nml prolonirlnir jour hatter; was (iilrmlcd In Kiti) rcgardlesM of juhhc. Our prlcrfl nml Fervlce must witlsfy. ft-uouit i:i;ciiaiu;i;: Ki:itvtCE i;nn; niMrihuitir FRED T. MAIN 125 MV 6URVJEW OF B:)T TitF. TCr.M&MDGu PE'j.VT'S TTAiJt.O VltlBLC. M(JM- MA6IC l-'JO IS FILLiMO Th 0HCLVCG OP PPofcCE'i'iiUE ) -'EK'CMAMre. I:lct coaot I, TO CC1.T DUO TO I Cur Afctr - .r - Si ADJCCTiC,irj& " . . . ,i. h al . J-WT fi t: hour stories. ISbr Itroiher; -7-7:30, It tidy H iter's I 'airmom hot id or chest m;- H?. ThetHlore J. Irwin. orKunlsf; li-to, program. 11. It. i'ahNinore, pianist lo-l I, II. Max Uredfleld's Vei-satlle bund. 41111,1k KII.LIlll HY AITO MAItHlU-'IKLH. ire. Helen llrown, aetl 0. playing at Mlllinit tou while her stepfather. J. (. I'avHon, went Into a house on an errand, left the car she was rid hiu in and ran la front of an ait loiuoldle and wtr kitted Instantly. Superintendent at' Hospital. NEW DEPARTURE Batteries the sli or BURGESS ::oh .1. tferson a.o Trie MARKET f MU r-Ofc-e - ..i - r CcPV - ) KtrV-i cascarajIqus UNION-LA GRAND AUTO STAGE T1MK TAI1I.B w Leaves Leave - Tinlon La HrnvM 1:10 A. at. t:10 A. at. ' 11:00 A. M, 1:00- r. M. ' 1:10 P. M. 5:10 p. 14. Sundays ' Leaves Leaves .'; Cnloa La Gracd' 1:00 P. II. ' 6:1S p. at, .' tiaturdaf Nl(ht flpeoUla Leaves Leave ' i Vuinn lm Oraade ; t-.oo P. U. ll:oo p. M Ilea uil Oar . V ' f. O. l)el.Al, MMaWI Hraflqiinrters. Smnnies Hfw La Grande Mattress Shop and Weaving Works I Mattresses of - all - kin) : eleaned and rebuilt;. Fsatb ; Renovatlnr' Hag and Flu ' Huirs made to order and i sale. Carpet and Rue Cleal '' Inff. Purnlture Ie-covm1ii Llunnsed Fumlcaser 4 Factory Phone 424-Vg CUA8. UDWARDS, Prof) j 3 BUILDING MATERIA WASH and noons IIAKDWAKE Grande Roade Lumber Co; A Home Concern WUb i , lloiuo I'urpo&ii MILL WOOU Circcnwootl Avenue) l'honc M-Til i'U 1 H BYTAYj HAD IT NOT ECGN r1 COMMITTEE PRfj t--o mi past . JJ The CMAMBee IxreClENCC IN If COMf-lERCC Wi5HE5J the field cf J have an iwTtejiEVAi PWMoriQM i i siith goo. rrA COUlO MOT HAOC ( Sja' fY MACE THI5 Fi'.'M fJy-' ftLu'EI) TvAtAT iT 1 5 , 1 L J To OEE OUO TOOA rJ I j rrt j.M CNli "y president 6Fj vrfiH X L Tmi'5 cowcernjS ? t.'!' ' X 1