La Grande evening observer., January 06, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 8

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday, January 6, 1925.
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Cooper's Pure Wool
Underwear $5
nit for $1
Coopers, Wrights & Stephenson pure wool underwear
at this price. ; These garments arc regularly priced
at $3 und ?6 each. K '
MEN'S WEAR
J 309 ADAMS AVE.
Opposite IIoovci ied
GKANT BEAN, Mgr.
Next to Star
Mm. Kellnr Ktrlnghaiu.
There, were inuny visitors ul
Hchnol during the past week.
The y on people who arc at
tending tho vurloitH colleges lett
Hiiliifilnv, MIhs Grace Ouyetlu,
MImu ThclmuMurphy and MIh
I.ola Marten go to Monmouth,
Claim ijmltli to O. A. . C- Stcvft
poluk to .the 1,'nivertiity of Oregon"
ami (.runt and .Merrll V'ohltjy and
their iiui-ai. Miii-tcn fiulu-iis. nf
unn (nii'.nm;-imi aw T'-hf Alaska,, to Wlllt iriilii iulle,
I'HHHMn vory- ouletly at Cove. ; M,Ut nutl.H.u '!ooll Pu
QUIET YEAR'S
. END AT COVE
Watch wits kepi 'lit I he llapllst.
Methodist mill l ii. K. churches
am), the old - year wunt onl unit
the nowone cumu-ln mnidsl songs
und pruycr
Coons , relumed
Will ii rl n y to rcimmo her teaching
ul. , Price. Mini. . ,
Sir. mill Mm. J. K. Miller. Jlr.
HtHl Ml'H. f'lllirll'H Dl-HllllS, MlMK
F.thol oiilmhy. mid .Mi ., Vlnliit
Mr. mill Mr. Kfllur Strlnghiim. iimoin mul Mr. itml Mrs. J
of llllblor, I lie bride iindgrnom of Doun Woiu utllollg liiv I'OYli people
ctirlsitmiH diiy spent the holidays who, ..vmii.uu Jlot, j.uku ,, on . Now
"Willi Mra. HtrliiKliuin'M purctils, Mr. Year's iliiy. , , ,
unl Mm. it. 1. linrkor. ... ., , Cove-- basketball It-njiia... -loth
Mf. II. Kelly returned recently u'Hind Klrls went to I'nian Frl
from Hodro Wollcv Wash.,, where luy .afternoon tor 11 iouhlu bondr
lie spent lllo hiilldilVK wllh his sis- ''r If1"'0-, .'l imy were, accompanied
tur, Mia. C I'. HhuiiBh. Miss Bess hv "",ir ouchos.,.ilss J. Suundcra
Ki'lly hud chiirm, r tlm UriiB iiiiiiu ." H;!"1'l
ilurlnit Mm uhm-nce of Mr. Kelly. Ml'". Mlld.,oil Piiylon of ,lluk,cr,
iu l.il,. " " '"'""Vlli II), !' IIIIBIIUIU.
... t.,. s Wllh.. Was l Kilr.lt of -Miss 'li.Hll.T
'V. Nil tl lull-I'M ft n v
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UiiiKiir and Mi oilier tfimiHir.. '. "' " "- n on lor
iwo wi'i-iis, fliany
Mi'. I.ytlln, M. I jiii I
ut dlmmr oiH,uw!i'i'
miilH wro-iMr ami Mrs.'
Woman Assumes Helm of I
Ship of Wyoming the
First of Sex to Be
Elected State Chief.
C'llKYENNK, Wyq. (Ily t In- Aa
Hociiutcd 1'rem) cllmux to moru
thun 6u yuurx of ciiuul rlKliln fur
i women in Wyoming cujiii- Hliorlly
lifter noon Monday when Aim. Nel
lie Tuyloe Hoa formully took over
her duties lis governor of the ntute.
InaiiKiiritl ceremoniea, Kimrliin
llko In their severity imd t.lniille
lly, marked the induction Into of
fice, of Ihe flrat womun governor
of uny comiuonweulth In the Unit
ed Ktutea. . .
Wllh a plcdgo placinK her men
tul anil uhyalcul fuctiltlea ut tho
dlHpOHul of the ocoplo for tho ud
nilnlHIratlon of atfuirs of Hlale und
culling for "dlvinb ffulduncu" to di
rect her, a woman, heavily swath
ed In mourning for her husliarid,
Ihe late Governor Wlllium U. lloss.
illepiied Into tho place made vucuhl
hy tho death of her husband less
than three montlnl ugo.
I'limccr Cilves Outli.
It was unfitting und added trih-
ule lo the womunhood of the conn
try Hint Ihe outh of office was ad
ministered by one of the men
Chief Justice U. N. l'olter of the
Wyoming supreme court who
on September 80, 1383, drafted
the clause granting equal rights
to the wonieu ,of any stute for the
first time at the constitutional con
vention lnld In Cheyenne.
A. C C.'umpbull, unother mem
bor of tlio historic convention, wit
nessed tho corcmonlos. Old and!
leeble, Cumpbcll watched with ln
lorest the brief formalities, in the
somite, chamber. Hut the history
of women's rights In Wyoming
unte-dates the constilulionul con
vention by slightly more than 20
years. On December 12, 1869,
territorial Governor Campbell af
fixed his signature to a measure
that gave the women of Wyoming
territory the right to vote and hold
orriee. l he measure was not
without lis apposition when intro
duced und u clliiue or pioneers,
houded by Hen Hbeck or Koutli
1'uss, Wyoming, bitterly opposed
the uttumpt to cnrrnncltlsc women.
Hheck, the only surviving mem
ber or the rlrst tenitorliil assembly
now a resident 0f the siato of
WiiAhingtnn. lutcr regretted his ac
tldn and (Turing the' right in lam
lo ratify1 ' the- federal surfraue
uinenilmefit' lie (oligmpiied in-:
ilhu'e it. Ileliuni; one oi Ihe suf
frllgii 1 pioneers ' or the 'slale, that
ho had repented or 'his ways and
hud not only voted for llle. niciunirc
but wus working actively for Its
adoption. ! " - '
Copy for this column mint b
la by t:00 a. m.
lilies Taxi.
l'ay und night service.
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I'lione
12-23,tl
Waller Koppisch, thre-tlm captain of Columbia s footliall teorm. b'hr
recolvlniKmorc hun mere praise for his great work on the grtduun. Royal
Cooney, rhulrmnn of the student body. Is presenting him with a watch.
'e gift of the undergraduates. Koppisch was selected as oca of the half,"
hacks on Waiter Camp's All-America.
CHINA OUSTS
CHI REGIME
I'UKINO (AI') The signing
away under duress by llsunn Tiing,
tho boy emperor, a few days ago
of the empty title of emperor und
the right to preserve within tho
limited precincts of the l-'orbiddcn
City the pomp und ceremonies of
tile old Maiu-tiu court brought to
a final end by the Clilng dynasty
rounded in 1S44 by' the emperor
Bhun C'hlng.
While the Muncliu reign actual
ly ended wllh the abdication in
Holland still Cherishes
-li MuMit UniUs of Wisdom
Mr. and Mrs. It. I. Murker nt'-r- have been alored In Ihe Ice houses ' for I lie pnimlsed r.velutlon.
talneil at dinner New Year's day.
Vhoso present were Jtr. mid Mrs.
It. II. iMnli'l nml lliinlly. Mr, anil list
at in. u. limker mid Air. mid
to be used I Ills Klltiimer
Wllllam Hallmark j:i on Ihe sick
1.HYI.;N llolllind (AIM Therf
oeeurred this month Ihe 2nuih uu
nlwrsary tor Ihe deiilh of Hr.'Her-
uiunn Hoerhftuve, nnfl the city is
rellerutlng for Ihe ninth time the
fiitnous inessiige he left to his heirs.
rho' doctor's' executors round
nmongl'KIs pnmi'Mslnna1 u ' sealed
hook entitled "Tho Del-ner fWn.t
of redlclnl.."' His fuiiie luuriieen
such, durlng'lils life. Hint all l.,.v-
loads of lee den was keenly Interested und eager
Tin
behalf or the Infant emperor as a
result or tlu revolution In 11)12,
the rounders el the republic agreed
that members of the Imperial lam
lly und the lesser nobility, by whom
lliey were surrounded, would bo
permitted to retuln tholr titles,
their court ceremonials nnd gen
erully would .Y-ceivc treutment lu
their rctlremcHl such us Is usually
accorded a roreign sovereign. A
yearly allotment of $4,OGO,iilio of
the country's currency was to lie
made for their support. A large
portion of Ihe old linperlul pre
clnclB within Hie quarter known
us thu Imperial City was set upnrt
for their exclusive use u.nd resi
dence, Rnd there, a Virtual nrtunnr..
the young enineror has irmwn iii s'"'nt with reiullves near . Hood
manhood. j Itiver. M rs. Ijlumensteln is one or
The lerms or the agreement for I Kfln' ..public school teaeliers and
favorable 'treatment, so far as, It 1 returned to resume , her duties
concerns the yim l.y puyniiuits, has ! wl1"" school opened.
long since become u dead leitcr V'ernal b'lioemukes spent . Ills
If It ever was kepi. The limicriul l,olllays ut home with Ills parents
MASONS HI
INSTALLATION
Attention! Hoyul
Arch Masons, you
lire advjsed to at
tend the regular
Installation e x e r
c 1 a e a tomorrow
nighl ut MiiBonic
Hall. I tin nor
ho si rvci! in tho 'hall at lx o'clock
I. m. .Sojourning Companions wol
conio. Uy order of High Priest.
U H. ItUSSiJLL, ' j
l-6-2t Secretary.,
LJL, 571 DEPiMtTMENT STORES
108 Depot St., La Grande, Ore.
Smart New Coats
, STYLISH MODKLS AT A SAVING
Hulo Kuvti Service
Visit our 40c und !8c special sale
tables. Head our nd Mn (his paper.
Norton Kiddy Shop. 12-0-21
. ULC.I.V (Special) The officers
installed ut Hie lust meeting of the
.Masonic lodge were worshipful
master. Scott Harris; senior
warden. Krcd '.. Terpnny; Junior
warden, W. 1'nt Hallard; treasurer.
Oeorge Smith; secretary, 17. li
Farm Loans at 514,
Money to loan on improved
farms In Union County on 6 to 10
yt-ars period at 5 ln(erea.
Also School Iunds now nvnllable.
II. E. Dixon. Rooms 22-23 Foley
llullUIng, l.a Grande. Orej'-. 1-5-tf
' An exceptional oppor
tunity for the woman
who has not yet pur
chased her Winter Coat
to secure a desirable
coat at a tow price. Buy
ing for 571 .stores makes
possible ' great savings,
made more conspicuous
by low market prices at
this hour of the season.
$7.90
:. to
All the big values In school tab.
lets and loose-leaf puper, theme
paper, typewriter paper, drawing
Weiss; senior deacon, David Wlu-jpnper. that are used In the schools
mensteln; Junior deacon, Wlllium
J. Iluzolwood; chaplula. 11. I,. Wil
lis; marshal, 1,. K. Hill; stewards,
,loe liaiigarth and John N. Hazel-
wood; tylcr, Jack W. Khodes,
Ernest Weiss returned Sunday
morning from a holiday trip to
western Oregon. He spent the
greuter part or Ills vacation with
relatives and friends at Qcirvallis.
The Inst rew days he spent with
rrlends in Portland.
James Oekeler was In l.a flrarido
a rew days ago on business.
Jess llresheurs . went lo
Grundu to make some rinul nr.
rangeinenls in regard to beginning
his duties as county sheriff Holi
day.
Mr. anil Mrs. 1 nivld lllumen
slein returned home Katurimy
irom ineir nonoymoon which Ihcv
of La Grande you will find at' Sft
verthorn-Wrlght's 'Family ' ' Drug
Store. ' "1-3-31
Special price, 8.00 per cord for
lli-lnch wood. I'Uono 287-W.,
. . ... 12-27-tl
Slockhnlilers Aniinnl Meeting
Notice Is hereby given that the
Annual Meeting of the Stockhold
ers of the La Grande National Bank
will be held at their banking house
in La Grande, Oregon, on Tuesday,
January 13tbl 1925, at 10 o'clock
a. m. At this meeting a Board of
Directors will be electod to serve
for tho year lu25 and BUch other
business will bo transacted as may
properly offer.
H. E. COOLIDOE,.
12-11-30-t Cashiot
today laces .Impoverish-'""'- un" u- ' Shoiiiiakes.
marriage of tin- cm- vr""' ' intending high school at
years u;,o, coudnLled I 'r;l1"1''-
.irs. .iary wiekens wn
If you arc coughing
Slop It
: .Willi ut'ir 1
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21-Uotn- Cough Cure
Guiiriuitocd
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llioncy chcoii'ully
refunded. i- "
Newiin Drug
Co.
Several or Cove's young people
alleniled a dance at M Oruiule
New Veur's eve.
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soui'Vj'uelfiWeoayt ,lty, pffer
l'ortUinds. 'it Jl Ii. not"!poiisllii
lll'.AKI.VG ON COAST ASKDI)
H.M.K.M. ore. The public serv
ice commission today sent u tele
griun lo Ihe inlerstnte cnmnierce
cominlsslon urging that the wool
rate hearing scheduled rir ChU
ciiko .laniiary. IS! lie truntrfitrrcd to
rabl
lie tn
transfer the bearing the public
service commission reiiuesied Unit.
It be post pulled to some later date.
The lienrliig Involves an appli
cation riled by wool growers of
Oregon mid iilllet- western stales
for a lower Joint rail and wute?
nile Irom the I'uiirir' eeiist lo Hub.
Ion. tin-gun purticuiilrly Is Inter
istcd lu ihe iiutcoino'or iho'heiir-
lllg. ns II Is une or Ihe most liuf
pertnnl wool growing districts ill
Hie I nllcd Slates.
nnoli was sold, unopened, ai pub
lie ailcllnn. for u large siii'ii. It run.
tallied 111 14 words Ihe doctor's ad-
vice to um world: "Keep your head
cool and your feel warm. Then
you will dory nil doctors
raniily
inent. Tie
peror ,iwo years ui,-o,
WUH llilien cen niony. wns prob
ably the .enlll, ol his glory and
marked Ills last emergence' jlto the
limelight of newspaper publicity
until lis evlcllon by the Christian
general, Feng Yu-hslung.
Tho new reigning rubluct saw
according lo 1 ir. C. T. Wang.
the lorelgit minister, to recllry tile
miouialoiis. situation growing out
of iiiiiim .-niiiu-i- of un , luiperiul
court within a . republic. Accord
ingly without u word or warning,
ugenls of Cieneral Feng swoopeil
down upon the di-reiiseles i court;
presented a new aliilleiiliop doeu
menl ror the emperor i sign: le
rlt.
is a tmsi-
iilesa visitor to l.a Grundu u tew
days ago.
1 Mrs. Kvelyn SehuiiiUi-B, Miss
I'eggy Sehaiidles and Lu Kne'Hich
ards werp La Grande visitors last
we'-k. .
Ilor. rurnes ,wiis In La Grande
on business duiliig Hie lust or the
Week. ... ;, .
Lltllo Hazel Scott returned to
her home In 1'alrvlew. district
Sunday, ul'ler sponiling the vaca
tion wilh .relatives ut Llgin.
Mrs. Guy Pal ten, who spenl Ihe
lioltdav.s nl bet- bome here reliim-
Jed to Ut Grande Sunday, where
Save money, buy ' high "grade
lilldren's wear. 'Head Me tiVV. Nor-
tpn s Kiddy Shoii. "" ' ;i 'U-tr-St
Tliosc Wlilli' IvOi-y Prlt ''
'Hie beat 'pricV-s oil nil pMcx-s that
may mutch your white ivory you
wll.l find ut Sllverthorn-Wright's
Family prllg Ston-. ' ' if-3-31
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How la nur Wood Pile? x
Dry Hull plno polo wood dellv
ered for $fi.6a cash, por cord. Gal'
Main 40, '' J JO-lT-tf
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Hemstitching, pleating, button
holes, etc.' Norton's Kiddy Sliop.
10-!4-tf
. Active
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Salen, filer Wins Suit.
1 HA I. KM, ore. l-liier of Police
Millie Is holding his office legal.
I.v. ai cording tu mi order Issued by
Jildue Kell) III the circuit conn
here In I lie suit brought by Walter
Hlri'het, ex-head of the police de
partment, (o regain possession of
til" ol'tlee
; l5ISlB3S51BIHSEDQaiBIBIIUEIR
j S H.E R.R Y.'Sl
LAST SHOWING Tllll.W,
Lillian Gish
III the llrur) I'nHluciliHi of
"The White Sister"
Hy F. .M.irlon i'i,iroid
S MimiiIih un Ilmnilnn; m aa
M i:t i.( i.k thi:ii,i.s -
At-llOX I1I AI I'
.ihane in Price
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- oi iiiiu, mm., is active again.
Blt eruptions are throwing hot ashes
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Meilfiinl Ciiliiinii.v Oruiniucil.
At I-: I ! 1 1 1 . (ire.-. - ,e organiza
tion of a company by a group of
h-udlug business mi n or Medlord
with a capital cf llou.l t be
known as the Commercial Finance
corporation, was iinnoiineed toiluy
with . W. Walker, banker: John
II. Tomlln, box niiiniitiii'tiirer. and
David ami Harry II. Ilosenburg.
orehardlsts, as Incorporators. The
concern will handle rin.inclul In-vesimenis.
U.S. HOTELS
iiiaml'd Uiv intiiuiiu sial;; whiih Mu' w,li ri-Kunu. Hr iiuii..f
had been In .uHKi-n.tfun uf hi:; turn- nu lu r lri Itlvrrij,. m huol
uy. n'pnwntril liy Iiliu:itir ami I
nine iir'ih'ccMorH fir isn vi-ar:t. t
ttntl forthwith vu IUm! him from!
I lie only hoim In- ever luxl known.
Hp hail to ph ad to hv allowed lo '
snd l ark ror hut own and liis
wlli''a elothing.
A foiunitsHlon luiH hcen an
annnuliced whose duty it will In
to d'-ti-rtulno how much of the
property ml.fd in ti,.- Imperial
quart erH helotltf.s to tho OUSte.l
.Munch iih. and how much to the
slate. Tin-re are report of the
existence of nut tii;hes doeti
mcnlH of hiitiu nse hlstorHiil value
whioh It is proposed tu place In a
milMeuin (o he cstallihed lor the
plUo.se. in the fuMire the c.
etnperor, us plain Mr. I'll Yi, an
deHlgnuted ill (he regulnl tuux gov
erning llu- lnveHilgutlng commiH
:dcm. may reshl. where h,. will by
Ute letter f the, ulelicalliin agree
ment, hut he must live where the
goveinment authorttiis ean keep
an eve tin htm Hinre they reserve
Hie right to '-tctiVgunrd" him.
Annual KtocKliolderK Met Ung '
Nottpo Is 'here-V glveri tTint the'
iVnnunl Meeting of tho Hloc.khold-.
ers of the United Htates Natibnal'
Hank of I,n Grande Oregon, tPHI
ho held in their hanking rooms on ,
Tuesday, January Huh. 1925. at 10
"sjo'clock a. in.,(for the purpose, of ,
eleriwig u Hoard or Ulrectors tor ( !
the eiiBuiiig year nnd for the trans- II
netlon of any other business thai
might eomo before tho meeting.
T. J. 8CHOU01NH.
12-11-aO-t uHhier j
; -Many Arc Fur-trimmed- ''''
'J Polaires, Bolivias,' Plaid Back and similar coatings
embodied in this showing. , . , ,,, '",
; i t AN ADVANCED SHOWING V
Early Spring Millirery
.a A(, 'IhjealVovo 4 low' price' . conies Hhis ensemble of
ify''iSiMinJt--nrio(lelsi.s '-.,
..' Inspect this roupini-yoi) ' .will findUt bf interest,
aiid consisting 'of 'desirable models, uulihora,tiv(j' in
style ior. Spring 925 ' " : ': V, '
NO lUV 1TMI AVAIL.MtLI-:
M PRfilRFn
III 1 u 1 IIIHULU
j The party who took a parcel by
I mistake containing u bridle rroiu
1 Andrew's Variety store, please se-
turn. 12-2-tr
urer round thai on several occa
sions the J3IUI0 balance had been
ASTOlllA. Ore. District Atlor- exceeded uiidMhiit the amount due
ney Lelnenweber. -who assumes ""e general rund was ubout the
charge or the orriee will have no 'Same as the remaining In thf
special prohibition rund on hand hands or the district uttnrncy. The
to work with. ulthoiiEli District I transfer was made by order or the
Attorney Hrli kson. retiring, hud couniy court.
can.-..' it I-. beln,. r-ullzed In .m
lea 'luit New York Is too high ami
thai the tall buildings convert the
streets Into verltible canyons. In
the opinion .or Topliiuu 1'orrest,
ureliitect to the London County
'oiincll. who has Just returned
Irom an orrielal visit to the fllitcd
States.
Air. Forrest savs that in iihimh-
tng und' sanitation arrangements I 'I'llAIN ACCIDFNT l-'ATAI.
tu; rouii'l the I'nileil states fur AI.ISANY. Ore. Hugh llehn. 45.
nliiad oT Great Hrltnln. mid that;, lied here today us the result or
the educational buildings are raron accident lasl night In which
better eiiiilpped and rinished than; both his legs were cut orr below
those In Kngland. t,,, klieea by an, oil tank car on
In regard to hotels Mr. Forrest tlc Oregon Klectrlc railway at
a: Hist Ihe best hotel In the t never. Helm bus a sister. Miss
comparatively small city of Puf-I Catherine llehn. In Schnectady, N.
I'alo would If dumped down In Pic-j v.. his former home,
cii'lllly. put the it 1indon hotels! Helm and two companions were
to shame. American hotels excel riding south on a freight train.
Ill Hie matter of service ami In de- I nhn fell under the car as Ihe train
sign, and the leading hotel nrcbl- Was starling up after unloading
teets of Great Hrltnln nre vlslllnir merchandise at Dever. He was sent
the I nlteil States to study moth- lo an Albany huspllal but died of
oils of hot"! eons! ruction. shock
muchmea. Ask ntiout. f rcc The money was transferred to tho) All v
aslng course. While Sewing ; t-ounly generaj fond .when Vuntv -guys w
in Co. Now Foley Bldg I Treasurer 'jl'rullmgV. di-clarrtl . hu .T.n t Ii
6S3 W. 22-13-27-trtbad dlscovM-d a -clause . In the .',;,,.'
Ml we wish Ts (hat these radio
oilld find their ally. You
tmrt n il.ill Without someone
wondering wliat'a become or her.
Tlont, sell and repair nil makes I more than 2ntili a rew davs nan.
l.o.NIMi.V (AP) Kngland will Isevlr.g muchine.. Ask nbout. free I The money was tran.irerred to thu
oeer adopl llie skxscriitMr be- dressma
Machine
Phono (S3 W. ::-lz-2T-tf1ind dlscovri-d a rlanse . in the
Ittatutes which culls for Ihe iD'ili
Hot water bottles, rpunluhi sy-j V"rf or a.ny amount over $20011 in 1 ' ,l '' '
rlngea the kind that Are 'warranted 1 he' niild nt any time to llie gen- It's real fiinny I10W some people
lor two years by the best' taelori'esjV'rat fund or the county.-.-..., ,., I won't disei-ss religion tint fl they gel
or the eusl. you will rind ut Sliver-1 Scanning tils books covering the .drunk, and then won't discuss aliy-thorn-Wrlght's
Family Drug Stori1. ' liast two. years, the county treas- thing else. . ' 1. ,
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fv i u9MA- ONE PltOFIT
When you buy Ml. Emily linmd '
lietler Costs Loss!
Grande Ronde Meat Co.
ANewBunjJiIovv 4
. Look Over This Partial ,t
of Heslralile l eului-esi
Oak rioors tbioughl, wired I
for light nnd heat, electric' I
fiirrace. fine light fixtures, .
built-in ctlphnurds. Ironing 1
board, lunch table, etc. num.- r
erons ilectilc awiirhea end i'
Ollllets. t'leiikfe-t nook,
sleeping porch, mil co'ucret
ed basement with many
rnnvenh lues; bit 8llxt21
with hiun; clc. to school
nnd store.
'This fine borne was built
for the owner who must
leave, priced at bu Jl.i.eo,
on convenient terms.
SAVINGS
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