La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 13, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text'I Tuesday, January 13, 102r. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 0 5 The Observer Want Ad Page v The Market Place uf Union and Wallowa Counties FOR RENT J-Vill KKNT Modern house, close In. Phono 4i9-V. - 8-l-r.'-lt l.'OU I: KNT Modern G-room hun- irutow. near hlirh Hfhnnl. l'hnno ! Alain fill 4. - - 12-1-12-Gt KO It KKNT t'liriilHin (1 modern house, J 700 Nprueu street. 8-1-1 2-2t pxl'iHt KKNT HiiiuII furnished . y house, modern conveniences. IH'iS'i Adams Ave. HI-l-U-Hlp J'Yilt IlKNT lu-uirable live room house, close 111. 1'hone 145 W. Pl-l-llMilp J'OK ItRNT ii pari meat. lr.7-J. . Two room furnished Kil2 Adams. Phone lii.l-K.tr J''tK KKNT Mortem, steam hut- ed npartments. Warmest in city. Close n. See Archie J. Murray, Penney VUdtf. iG-is-gz-tfp FOR SALE II AY Alfalfa, 1 7.00 pr ton on cars Prompt shipment. 1 V. MoCully, Receiver. Joseph, Ore gon. l4-12-2-12t yOll SAI.K Good laying pullets, corner Alder und N. Phone 4:X ' W 'it-1-1-r,ti iHt SALl'I Kord coupe in koJ(1 eondllion. l'liy(re iM' &2?5 . .,. 0;,'1H SAI.M Siniill pTiyment down. tk. tt:iliinee Kauift .s rnt,( nuid' rnj iilinoHt npt .iS-iyinin, huniilow on Small Farm Will Tnke In Modern La Grande Homo . ; SO ocres In Covo. Mill Creek runs tltrouKh the place. Good 6- roo'm lio.isef good barn, two mod-1 ern poultry houses, hopr house, etc. j J2 ueres in hay, 7 acres . In erain, i bulanee In family orchard, garden, berries and pasture. Hiirhwayj runs ly the placo; just a few blocks from thu business center,! y Just outside cily lUitlls. 'ihis Is very dcsU-n!lo: :honie", 'tii,rely: localed. Hhajlij. A(ilW DO lnortBaflres. tlwiicr. wllr -eon-aider pxchannitMiS'forn 'ngiqWn home In Jji ilriiirih'q h'.1;i):ilt iPx- Klnco Covo i!s.rM?"mnnocli.'d 111, Hie rirnfrom'Maltrib. ijlllo'ri with the firoi:pn:',i;i'all'inti j!n'io:ii ond I.:i Orando;;wilj!,C.'jV(!t;i'o)y.j ! Geo.H.Currey "4 llir.AI.TORS Heal Hsinlo Tnstivanci; Business Professional' 'Direct-ory Classified Tor Quick Reference , BUSINESS DIRECTORY ATTORN HYS COCHRAN & KI'.EItHARD Ono. T. Cochran and Colon It. Kbcr-j hard, Attorneys. I.a (Jrunde Nil- , tionul llank liulldlr.i;. ClflllOITtACTOltS DH. ItKLl-K MYKKS Chlroprac- tor, New Foley Hulldlng'. Hours J3 0 to 12 a. m., 2 to B p. m., and 7 to 0 p. m. 1U. J. K. VOOlr;iJ Chiroprac tor und Naturopath. Skin nnd blood dlsenscs, hnndachen, ap peiidlcltiH, hackaehes, rhe ima tism, asthma, eczema, varlrOHo .Vflns, alt ktnil.s of stomoch, heart ami kidney trouhlo nuc-ct-ssfully treated. Illood pressure reduced. Dteeaaes of. women and children a speclnlty. Suite 20, .Soinmer Hldtf. I'honfi 407-W. Residence I'hone liHi-W. OSTi:OIATniC ll!YSICIAX ((.STIIOPATHTO IMIYSICTAN Or. 3. I. Inffle, OMcopath, Spinal curvature and fallen urehr 3 u specialty. Ir. Margaret Intrle. O.iteopath. Dlseasvs of women nnd feeding of Infants a spe-1 cialty. Oflico Phone Main 1 013. lies. Phone IOC-11. Sommer lildff. lUVSIf.'IAN-Sl.'llOKON Dr. K. I. Itnlstoh Practice limited to the eye, ear, nose nnd throat, nnd fitting of glasses, gomnicr Dldir. Muln 77S. I-l-lin NATVItn CCRE I'll. A. N. and MAIIV K. MAT 'IIJ.I' Sil.-eiMisl.s In c'nionii ,ll:--ases. Alllio.i.1: Nulin opalti and Mechano-Thcrapv. Shin and . .blood diseases, nervous divases. chrojiic headache, .cz-iiia. scia tica, nppendi'-itis, constipation. I.ow.l Imiible: all kinds ofi rhronln dlsens. s sueressf illy tr-ated. Call Main r.;3. Mav Mlle ature Cine Home. Iiai Fust Adams Ave. Office hon-a. lo to 12 a. in.. 1:.in lo 5 p. m. Consultation Free. Hocrssios.w, ii:coi:Toit I'AINTKIt. DKCOUATOIt Ad vice, consultation nnd climate: 1 free If yon Intend In iMM t. lint, paper, finish or refiiiish any Whats Your Business? It makes nn- dlffcirnro lint you do no matter how yon separate the pub lic from lit money If It's v:tltu niviii service, yon can use (tic ivnut ' Ads to (jet limit money anil more op lAii'tuiiilit's to uivtt . that AV. 'II Im- zUui to inlk II over vthh yon. .In-l tull Main It7 and iisk for n ivprescii inlive. Tin iol Is small the re turn are n.ured. "A.N OtlKKKVKR WANT AI) WILL IX) IT." . nvenue, ' near lilrh sehool. 1'hone Main KOI. 24-1-12-it WANTKD WAN'I'KIJ lo()' pound or. InrKorl . Htonk Iioks If priced rlKlit. Olydej Kiddle, InUinil City. 15-J-10-:i(p WanVi:D WoKhinc. SnliHfurlionJ Buurtinteed. I'liono 1S9-W. ... . C-l-7-1ll WANTED Sewlns neatly done. ' Phone'4i4 W. Mrs. Noru Wouh.-9-12-17-lrn; FOLEY TAXI LINK Pay and j nl,-ht sorvlce. Coll Main 773.' ' 10.l-!)-tf ! LOST , . . l.oKT l-'ox i.(ir, y A Terrh-r pup. Reward, -J-13-ttlp NEW TODAY NOTICK.' iClasHricil Wliitt AlH ore strkt- iVKkvaxck: copy ly CASH IX .AKVAXCK; copy iniiHt ,Imi In .not j later limn tt .it-.j'm.'; Hnio of Insertion. Italcst'.vJZoficr word for each Insertloti I , ' W'.VkTRn f(oo triers' . 1'hone 3IS-.I. mil hoi boardersH 0-1-13-tl I.OST-I'orly flwllni? ladieji-nursf , mi balcony 111 Zllber .hiljl Siilur day piKht call keep cbaplje Ifilhfjj. buildintf. Interior and exterior jobs neatly done. l'or beltir jobs call J. J.undy. rhone 4SI-W 10-22-1 in FRATERNAL DIRECTORY U O. O. M. La Omndc Lodtfe No. 30 J,oynl Order of Moomc, holds reKUlur meetlnjrs every Thursday nii?ht at 8 p. m. at Odd KcIIowb' hall. The Women's Mooseheart Lotion No. 31 meets every second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Vis ltors welcome. - Dr. A. N. Mayvllle. Dictator. Harold Lund, Secretary. II. P. O. VAAk La Oinnde IamIko No.' 438. LodKft meetH each Thursday evening nt S o'clock. Home and club prlil'jr s r!ie(r f illy extended to all Urolher Elks. , Lester Bramwellr 1 Exalted Ruler. Ifood Eckley, Secrnthry. MOOKIIN WOOPMKN OK AM III t 1CA I-a Grande Cnmp No. 7"i8 meets on the first Thursday eve ning of ench month, in the K. of . P. hall. Viaitlnff Nelk'hhors welcome. Ituy B. r.ennott, V. C. Jake Ilostock, Clerk. WOODMEN OF TUB WOItf.D- Iji Orando Camp No. 109., Meets every first nnd third Monday . . ... , . " ltinc Kolfthbors welcome. Dues, payable at office of the Clerk, I thorns 21-22, I.a Orande Na tional Bank Tiulldlng. E. E. Sllvle, C. C. It. J. Kitchen, Clerk.. A. F. and A. M. I .a Grande LodKo No. 41, A. F. and A. M. holds regular meetings first and Ihlrd Frldnys at 7:.Hl p. 14. Cordial welcome to nil Masons. J. U Inle. W. M. A. V. I.indcren, ft.rret.iry. KNIOIITH OF PYTHIAS ISedj Cross l.odee No. 27 meets every Monday evening in castle hall K. of T. Hall), at p. m. A Pythian welcome to all vlsillns Knights. c. 1.. rierry. c. r. C. Ih Ornlium.'K. tl. S. O. C Hope Chapter No. 13. I). K. f. holds stated1 rommmile.t tinn the second nnd fourth Wed nesdays of each month at s:"1 p. m. Viiitine; iiiemlMTH rordlally wejcom,.,!. N.tta K. Kakin. W. M. Ann 8. Urove. Bcrlry. to owner, 30-1-1 -ltp IY1U SAI.K - llnpmnhlle loiirlnK car. Wrile llox 334. "Uty. ! , lt-l-13-llp ?OR ItKNT Modern five room lioiise nenr Adams and Cherry. riiono Main 1. 13-1-U-lt t WANTKH -To r.-nt a f.v.ir nr. five room modern house, furnished. Phono Mulll 7 'J-'. II. M. Durlulld. 17-l,-13-!tl iTin SAI.K -1 K"l llulil rnuil Kf)f; lit iifuii work liiit-Ht-K: nix :i-t yt-ar old iIih: 1 J.rwy row. I'ull KarincrH IUXI. i o-1 -1 J-:ti r l.OKT KKlr Knnl linllooll llro nnil rim. Ittltli'll lo l.i'illt.tir niKu. lM-I.H-Jt -f)U lii:NT Khwl. Sr. r..rnoiu lmii)t. S'.r i liontv 4UU-J. Ill.l-I3.2lp I'YIK rill.NT 4-i'oom modern lionw KuhI l.u CIninilo nwir - highway, $15. lnnulro Silvur Kos l-'urm. i6-i-i3-:n KOrt I1KNT Moilrrn four room iurtllHhrii npiirlmont. two blopliw 'from i O. 1'lioiui S2;t-ll. lS-l-13-t FOR SAI.K A flue cvorilne'i e"; ' lerlalnimmt. l'rldtty. Junuary 10. l-rcshylerlan church., Motropollv tan lirand (Juartet. Tlcken 1. l-:aatern'-M-Ch'6n Music Co. ,.. ..., , .1 '- il-UU-'t 27 YEARS AGO Pally Morning Observer. Junu ary 12. 1SUS Mayor Italtiton drop pod his gavel at 8 p. m. and the following officers responded to roll. all at the clly council nieetini;: Council, J. c, Henry, David lley, I v Mr.rll.cf II T. Mlenliells nnd j Julius Itoisch;. recorder, II. T. 1 Williams: fill" altorney, V. W. llindman; marshal, Krunk Cliihl I ers and wu-i'f supeijlHclulcpV JJ, IK. Knloc,i h-'ufii . I i 1 : iciBhln,ltii upqdi iin4 qolju.iuf prevalent about Klora. l i ll.'irlb.v- roeiiicrlv of ls- t Imiil cllv. is now liiL'ht elerki Ul.'thc Hotel. Kolcy. The I'nlon Woolen mills have i cldSsd frir days "While the.l inaeJibicry; tor the hkimi , jeitrliiK dpparaiiiK Is h'U idaeed In posi liion. . ' S . ' . ' . i j :: ! The Hcnate IiAh eonfirmed the ilppointment of J. f Ardrey as po.slmr.Hter or l.u (Irando, and k. W. liarllc tt ttM ' i cKiHter of ' the ll"nltcd States land office at this alaee. " ' ' . Thomas Oraliam with the nsHlst niiee of. hl netKhborM. Jttfit l).-l'p. ion nnd. M-aiik Sleriiidtto.i -mude ijnal proof on IiIh houu'stead near lunion before the V. K. land of fco. f The Sanger mine In this (I'nlon) county Is affaln in full blautr and .Mi-men are at work in It. The in stamp mill 1m cuntUuntly Ut work. This mill has heretofore put out over a million dnllars.-und tho end of Its produetionH is not yet; nor is there any probability that a hnnilred years from now will h( ho end. , At the annual meeting yesterday afternoon, the directors elected the following officers to manure the affairs of the Iji Orande Na tional bank for the year IMS: Itoht. Hmlth, presiiU nt; Jay llrooks. vice president; J, -M. t'liurch. cah- ier. Prior to the election of offl ers, tho stockholders elected the foil owing1 hoard of directors. J. M. Church. Roht. Smith, Jay Hrooks, J. M. Ilerry and ChiiH. Ooodnoiiuh, who declared their usual si'inl-an-nual fllvidfnd of fi per cent.- In the parlors of the Farmers and Traders National . hank, the following directors were chosen, no chatiKe heiiiff niade from last year: Jon. Palmer. J. H. Hlncdiart, Geo. Ackles, K. S. Hiandley ami I'. J. McCulhy. The officers will ie elected later. A 6 per cent divi dend was voted to the stockhold ers. IMtpard-Horn Friday, January 7lh, to Mr. and Mrs. Jim P.rlus. u son. . Mother and child doing well. Snow fell to the depth of one fool Friday nluht. much to the do. Ilrrlit of lORircrs and woodhuulcrs. Wnllowa County Miss Kosetta Hayes, ai;c( ih, filed tit the home of her parents near Alder on Jan. G, ot mountain fever.. In Knnsns. -a mun ptuye jllXJ'. music lo Hi.-ep his cows conleuted. !Thcy will b- tho laiiifhli cy will bn tho laughing stock of the country. MAM'M POP KCM DOM'T C6T . Told sestf.ka'y J TfAT'-iSKMiftM will mtttl puma 1 y 1 'jrtfiSS a;-. i'vt OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE kfHeM CON1& HOMC& ft,TTL6 OF THE OeST HAIfc. TON C YOW CNl ti-ST HAie TONid , tAwyOCJOY i (WITH LlKe YouRS TOtSN'T F TOW, NBEP A La Grande Barbara La Marr . ;; And Conway Tearle , Star in "White Moth." ' The lurjrest rose ever -used ' In motion pictures will be seen In the Maurice Tourneur production of "The While Moth," which ho inndo for Klrst National and which can now.' Im nt)rn nt ,tn, Aroaido) then- IS fSfflSa S ; and wciKlis a Utile under a ton. j It Is perfect in fprmathin and fs .,.leainlrelv of metal. To lift It ,re(ulrcd a derrick and lo hiiicII It , WOiild rciulrc a luildcr. llarliftVitlJL'k'Milrr;j,-cri'-HtUictnri wlth:-Conwu- Tearle In this? prox jluctlou, piaki s her entrance the while Mmil I mm u t-ocouu jtunr pended frhm thv side of' this r,osy In;, u (tforueniis ,c.0Htuin'o ol silver. cloth ami pearls sue presents -uj strlklnir rlKure. Charhw dn ltochu, criwls froin.:u web on the other' side of the staifc -made entirely of; electric IIkIUh. They then do. the dunciiiof t0e Spider and t)i Moth, which is one 'of lhe-'-mos& honutl fiilly executed dances In motion1 plehires. t , 1 Newest Hoot Gibson Picture Booked By the Star. 1 " Jny unys in mo iar wmi nnvu contfibutcd some of the most 1lr - rlnit chapters In the hlutnry of tlic t nllcd States, and It Is of thls peroid the VThc Itldln' Kid Krom! Powder I liver,". I'niversal-lloot ' C.ibson prodiiclion, coining to the Star theatre, next Wednesday, deals. Much or the material . for story was obluincd by resiairiill'i deals. M ich of material for 1"M work In the biff library ut Lnl-i rersnl City, while tho play Is tak-' en from llmiry Ilerburt , Knlb1' . novel. . i. i ; I ! ! i ; i i .t..'"' i Hoot hns the part of n youim man who ban Kiown up In the caltle country, and who. since, youth, bus lived for ono thlnif alone and that is to a venire the murder of his roster father, the; only person Troin wlion can re-' member havliiK received kind treatment : : To accomplish this; he had to wonder, for years, over, the trackless West. The old man's death rome one nlcht In u fls-ht us-aliist Brent odds a band of cowboys who - hud threat, m d the ncstcr," ns ttjry termed him, In vain, nnd flnujly resorted lo ambuscade . mid mur dered li I in. ' 1 , The time of the story Is that pcrolir In the history ofVMie country that was made cxcltltin by the many baltles between the cattlemen and the man who came into tho rountry lo become n far mer. Tally Marshall, Oladys Hulette, (ieitrude Aslor und Wulter Ixinif nre In the supporting company, r.. , . ',:,, c,. S ?f r-,r,. ' MOJ C'-"-el' 7 m 1 i . 3 Hi Ill .'II : I' Tly CoildO 1 u TOHOftHOS NSeP ANY HAlft TONIC 1 MWf - lMie THGN T theatres which Includes , a bunch of the f.i.iillv.n-iH l!nlvcfHiil ItllllCh ItlllcrS.I i.'.l.i-i-.l M..l.ru-I.lf illi-eclen I no picture which was Hindu In the vl- clnlty of l.onit I'ine, a small set- tlcment typical of the old days but contlnuliiB u fluurlshlnif cx-l" Istence 'In a small valley that leads from the foot of tho Sierra Nevada' .Moiintains lowaro Mojuve Desert, Culifornia. Sherryk' Showing ' "DaU'ghtei'S 01 1 pincll,,' TflflnV ilCaSUlC .. lQCiay. '. "Arc !lho Idle. rich io'hhime for Uiolr.er.rorN or are tJfey. .vh-llms of their own Bold?" is a uiiesiton uked In the dramatic story around wine!) William l.euiioiiie imp 11 - u stlrriiiK lllin play titled "l)auKh: tors of j'h'UHure." , -(j.t, . ,n. i'ho pUiuro Is announced for Ihn.SJierry tlnaier, and advance In formation Indicates ilisl Ileaiidlne's new work Is cut to the pattern of modern social events. The plot shows a family of ordinary menus suddenly made, rich Ihroiiuh . the' discovery of oil on their farm. A complete ehnnjfe of environment Is mil without Its perilN ami "iiaiiKh lers of Pleasure' Is said to. hur pass In dramatic force an thluK pn vlotmly made for ; the screen by Mr. H'uiellile. ' Comedy showlns P.uslnesH.M ((r. n,; , . oiuhsuiii una. Qne of Greatest .,,. i xtlt-o llt.ll iiiu). .' i ..MnH!,nm Time," one of tho KrPUI,.Hl Hiilslcal hlls of the cenlury, w, ,ir,.w-nti:il ut the Arcade t,n(r( u,r ..infaiiement of one i . Sriodgrass & Zimmerman Undertakers Ambulance Service I'honc Main G2 ,: Corner 4th and I'cnn ce, :Jy( .- '-N n ,i k 1 ;; I ! liii A MOP .) i TO ME MOCUG HM Trt' TrUl- GU'- FELUA FOR 1 SAU) THfiT f Rfr CUT -V W I rl A V.! i rt MM 0E.NTIC.T t. Lisin 1 iVi '" " j' - ' - nlfEht only' &((ntlu'' January 19th. I lh tho McMrs. Shuhert. IMuyvofirsi who hava noen "lllnwom Tlmo!' I know thut thern never wni n mu- jHleul ofrerlnK of sueh muKnlfleitnee. u eomiMiny or aw n pionrili. aing Ini: voices ttnd aueli esnuiaitc mu ,ale. All of this will bo cninyvd when this rare und nnuHUOl oper- tta conieH here, "lllntuom Tlmo' lis a iare departure, au o;iai In I he ilc.Hert -of ullef(-d . muwie. often oTTered to lheatre;joer. Si-attt nre now on wtle for I ho onKatrt-iiw-nt. and the ureut New York 'eniury Theatre east will eonu here inlaei ! t'rom a run ot two yeura In N' I York City. ItcNCrvod Meals for thin tit! ruction will )n plneeil on mile Ttnii fuh.y at the (ilatw Oriitf Htoru. t;cmiim lreferi I'alherland 'lo (iivut Wettlih hi lUeilaml ItKUl.IN (Alhr, Max V;ueh-ti-t of Merlin Ih one of (he mo tit dls- etiMHod men In (tt-rmnny Nlnee h anuouned he will not accept th H.lf.u.iMHi left to him hy his nn ele. Sir Max Wai'chicr, on. condi tion I hat the nephew mind become u Itrliirih Huhject. "1 urn n Herman and 1 .shall coiv tinuo to ho one," I n Waeehter leihl 111 ilisiMiNKiltir the lniiiiHl. He d elared that ho wan nlwayti on nood ti rniH with IiIh undo, who hceauu a nut u ru I Wed KnKliHhmati. and that he Ih load of KnKhind, hut ennnoi nationality and homeland, as he la! very happy In Germany. Sir Max Waeehter was a native of Stettin. He mtBTnled to Knirland in 1 Sf, 7 and was utituralir.ed there elirli years (uter.1 Ho recently illed, .Int .Litndon at the aire of X7, He'T liinusseii un immense fortune nun stieni niucn nine ano money in an- vocalliiK a ran-l-.uroi.cnii move- ipont. . ; : - Austrnllil (lives Itc lpiiM al Tariff I Willi Clllia.ln Mluxlcil Kcciptlon . v. . i . .' ; ' ; :,"Mi:iiiio('l!NK, -'Australia. (AI') I AltnouKh th'. 1'eclprocal tariff ' ivlfh '. Camilla was received first with oniliualasm and was-ratified . by the federal patlloment 'b) aj ivote of an to 7. the fccllns In busl- ness circles now Is less liouynnt, I'liu .Tariff VHoard reported bb! .mil'"". . i-i ui..o..i ..... .......... ledly of irteater linmeillalc benefit lo Canada titan to Australia. i!al- sins and cilrrailtw are I lu- only lines -. Purify Bread ' MADE CLEAN . SOLD CLK AN From-tho mixer-the douh Is placed Into ntl-Hleel trOujrhs," nssui-int; the enhsmner of rleanllness and sweetness throUt;h- put thu prncCKw of nKclilfr the (lfitjjh. . 1 ' , . 1 1 Wo are -irlad lo announce lo the public Hint ' jwi" products can now be bought at The Pal- " , ano Confetti lonoiy. " " LaGrmd Bakery J . ' K. J. MoU'liMAMfi,s.Owiier ' ' The Only liiilepeiiilenl Ihtkery lu l.n flrniulf. ni.vn wimoN iuci:ad scpfki imo ititFArt KiKlilh Messiiue- W'hy pay more? You can buy an OSSKX 01 -a HUDSON COACH for less. Ledbetter Garage 1106 Ailanui Avenue Now Is The Time- To (Jet Your Yearly Supply of White, Dimierjjrarc, At (Jreatly Reduced I'ricest We Jluy, Sell or Trade New and Used Household (iiiods. Furniture Exchange Fir and Jefferson I'honc 471-J Blue Mountain Oregon Lumber ki:i:i' that puomisi-: to vol itsr.i.i'. You linvo beiii promlsliijc yourself ll n'lll lioliie. 'I'be I line lint clime for you In stnrl pllinnln:; II, I. it us inure your lumber frolii slai-l lo flllbll. ' loney Snveil Is Money llariicil. Bowman-Hicks Lumber Company MAIN H CIIMI.V AM) IIOX WOOD PIIONI-: MAIN ,117 .1. Ii. MI'MIAM, ' VOR THE UN MC&INTS-IT'S C 5q M0UMO FELLA H VJELL MAC WOO , 9:30 AND THPT DURW KID L' . . .'. ( H0W6 COMG WOQ ( . ( KEEP TCH.IN' MC f MAM'T COME TO W0BK MET- HC r CAMT faer To S ) MoT T' WATCH TH' A ThooCmT MB F00UE0 ME SESTtBCW ) VNOfKWTlMC? J") CLCCfc. A.'-i' iT'S . f BM ?AMIW& HE MAiO A PA.TS VjlTH (- I y- BECOME SUCH A M HlS DENiTlST- HERE HE C0VS I 1 1 H0.6IT THAT I I : pjovo--- trr i ' 1 dckt watch ir J mm- ifclm'ip Singer 5! a If If": Helena Wall OnuUasso. dauahter ol M'w Sana: uc the celebration of the one hundredth anniversary of the liuSe pjudenco of Peru. Tho Invitation aa.r6Xtendcd to her by Preider.l ... LeRula, . , ,villr)l wo ,, ,.M,PCt to do ex. ,,,llslv i,s;. Tlu, r,no ,Vreat ....... .i,,,, ..,.,, whleli Canada very anxious to have, is the open inarUel In Australia for newsprint.' ' e labor parly opposition nailer in parllameiii lerineii lac uaoe treaty "an absuvdity and a delu- sloll." He looUe.l on Canada as a coKmy of the l liilcd Ktnlis. s iylns U hud adopted similar policy. acinus anywneie buyinij nowliere. . Times, do chiinu'e. Not layer KKO Ihev had sli;ns, "Women's Hair Cut Here." Now Ibey neeil tlicm leailini?. "Men s Hair ( ul Here." The moat efficient ohuporon Ihese days Is the n 1 of a sliiive. " " " In Maine a man him u tiueK J yeara old whlih riini perhaps o' caue he never lii'S tried lo fix It. Olympia Qyster Cocktails In Sexsrni . at ' '. ' '"' THR LOTTKS 111S Jcfferstin Ave. - Buy Lot in AIXXTIO.V J-'OI. lev Tho new h'oley Addl- . tlon is HOW Open. Co'l and pick out your lot. 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