i Saturday, January 24, 1925.
THE TX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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The Observer Want Ad Page
The Market Place tif Union and Wallowa Counties
FOR RKNT
FOR KENT 6-room house fur
nisheiL Busement, Kuruge. wood
shed, Harden. Cove Hull St.
13-l-!3-3tp
yon KENT 8-rooin furnished
apartment. 201S First slrnrt.
. . S-l-17-tf
FOR Rp.NT Five room house at
2005 Cedar. Inquire Newlin
Hook store. 12-1-20-tf
FOR RENT Modern four room
furnished apartment, two blocks
from, I!. O.. Phone 223-R.
13-1-13-tf
FOR BENT Modern steam, heut
ed apurtments. Warmest in city.
Close in. See Archie. J. Murruy.
i Penney Rldp. 1 li-l 2-22-tfp
ron sale
FOR PALE Knitting
.with JO year guarantee,
; as new, used only about
Co.sh purchase, price $
will sell for fgft.tm v
eludes 2.hl) yarn. A spl
' vestment ftir any one w
niql:e money at home.
Mrs. Nancy A. Mr-rritt,
Klgin, Oregon, fi
FOB SALE Beautiful six room
home. NVw, strictly modern,
story and half, on pnved street.
thrc blocks from hitch school
One of the city's hent locations.
Garatce. Terms. 7 1 M Ave.
I'hono SOfl-It. 30-1-1 n-Tf p
Small Farm
Will Take In
Modern La Grande. Home
80 acres In Cove. Mill Creek
runs through the place. Good 0
room ho ise. good barn, two mod
ern poultry ho ust'S, hoff house, etc.
12 acres In hay, 7 acres in grain,
balance In family orchard, ganlea,
berries - and pasture. Highway
runs by tho place; Just a few
blocks from the business, center,
yet Just 'outside city limits. This
Is a very desirable home, nicely
located. Shade trees; ail clear
no mortgages. Owner will con
sider exchnnirlni? for a modern
home. In La Grande as part pay
ment. Since Cove Is now connected
with the Oregon Trail at Union
and La, Grande, watch Cove grow.
Geo. H.Currey
REALTORS
Real Estnto Loans Insurance
machine
Dfl fiOOd
a month.
5.(m and
hlch In
endld In
IshlnK to
291.
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Business & Professional Directory
Classified for Quick Reference
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
ATTORNEYS
COCHRAN & EBERIIAUD Geo. I
T. Cochran and Colon It. Eher-liai-d,
Attorneys, I.a Granda Na-i
tlonal Bank Building. ;
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. BELLE MYERS Chiroprac
tor, New Foley building. Hours
10 to 12 a. m., 2 to C p. m and
1 to 9 p. m.
DR. J. K. WOODELI Chiroprac
tor and Naturopath. Rkln and
blood diseases, headaches, ap
pendicitis, backaches, rhe ima
tism, asthma, eczema, varicose
veins, ull kinds of stomach,
heart and kidney trouble suc-
- cessfully treated. Blood pressure
reduced. Diseases of women and
children a specialty. Suite 20,
, Hommer Bliig. Phone 497-W.
Residence Phone 190-W.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Dr.
J. L. Ingle, Onteopath, Spinal
curvature and fnllen arches a
specialty. Dr. Margaret Ingle,
Osteopath. Diseases Of women
and feeding of Infnnts p spe
cialty. Office Phone Main 106.
Res. Phone I00-R, Sommcr
Bldg.
PHYSICIAN-SURGEON Dr. F. L.
' Ralston Practice limited to the
eyo, ear, nose and throat, and
fitting of glasses. Sommer Bldg.
Main 778. 1-1-lm
NATURE CURE
DR. A. N. and MARY E. MAY
VILLE Specialists In chronic
diseases. Methods: Naturopath
and Mechano-Therapy. Skin and
blood diseases, nervous diseases,
chronic headache, eczema, scia
tica, appendicitis, constipation,
bowel trouble: all kinds of
chronic diseases successfully
treated. Call Main 523. May
vllle Nature Cure Home. Sini
Eat Adams Ave. Office hours.
10 to 12 n. m.. 1:30 to 5 p. m.
Consultation Free.
PROFF-KSIONAI, DrrtHIATOR
PAINTER. DECORATOR Ad
vice, consultation and estimates
Irea If you Intend to paint, lint,
paper, finish or reflnish any
Going From
Door To
Door
That's the old-fashioned way
for anyone to find work-?
but It's n great waste of
effort and shoe leather her
causa 1)0 of I ho calls malc
a if) ii si 'less and only 10
offer good iirusficcis.
The modem way to reach
every prosper! Ik the Want
Ail and one door Is all yoi
need ruler. The cost is
small much let than yotr
tlmn I worthyet' you are
certain lo rind a job If one
exists. The retiuiis are Im
nieriiatr. 7
"AN OBSKRVER WANT
Al WIMj DO IT."
WANTED
WANTFn Laundry work. Hand
laundry. . Fpecinl attention to
silk - and woolen underwear.
Phone 1C3 M. 28-I-23-41P
WANTF1) -Washinft.
W.
Ihann 1S9-&-1-28-KI
WANTKO Stock liogn, any size.
I toil, s MKt. 1419 Ailams. Tlione
fill-J. 1II-1-23-2IP
WANTED Sewing neatly done.
Phone 434 W. Mrs. Nnra Webb.
9-12-17-Uu
FOLEY TAXI LINE lay and
nttfllt service. Call Main 773.
10-1-Mf
Applicants for I.onKin Police .
Foife Represent Many Callings
LONDON (AP). Times have
changed since Gilbert and Sulll
ven wrote that song- in 'W- M. M.
Pinafore" lo the effect that "a
policeman's lot is not a happy
one," or there would not be bo
many applicants for the 1,000 va
cancies every year on the met
ropolitan police force.
! Among the candidates for Jobs
1 this year nre solicitors and stock
brokers' clerks, medical students,
electrical engineers, schoolmasters,
farmers sons, professional golfers,
soldiers and sailors. Successful
candidates get three pounds week
ly during nine weeks' instruction
duties and ten shillings more when
passed as efficient.
building. Interior and exterior
Jobs neatly done. For better
jobs call J. Lundy. Phone 481-W
: 10-22-lm
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
L. O. O. M.--La Grande Lodgu
No. 3S0 Loyal Order of Moose,
holds regular meetings every
Thursduy night at 8 p. m. at
Odd Fellows' ball. The Women's
Mooseheart Legion No. 198
meets every second and fourth
Thursdays of each month. Vis
itors welcome.
Dr. A. N. Mayvllle, Dictator.
Harold Lund, Secretary.
B. V, O. ELKS La Grande Lodge
No. 438. Lodge .meets each
Thursday evening nt 8 o'clock
Home and club privileges cheer-
filly extended to all Brother
Elks. .
Lester Brnmwcll,
Exalted Ruler.
Mood Eckley, Secretary.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMER
ICA La Grande Camp No. 77p8
meets on the first Thursday eve-
, ning or each month. In the K.
of P. ball. Visiting Neighbors
welcome.
Roy S. Bennett, V. C.
Jake Rostock, Clerk.
WOODMEN OF THE WORT.t
La Grande Camp No. 169. Meets
every first and third Monday
nights at Eaglea hall. All vis
iting Neighbors welcome. Dues
payable at office of the Clerk
Rooms 21-22, La Grande Na
tional uanK Building.
T. Reece, C. C.
R. J. Kitchen, Clerk.
A. F. and A. M nr.nri. t..
no. 41. A. F. and A. M. holds
regular meetings rirat and third
Fridays at 7:J0 p. m. Cordial
welcome to all Masons.
J. L. Ingle. W. M.
A. V. Lindgren, Secretary.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red
Lross Lodge No. 27 meets every
Monday evening In Caatle hall
K. of P. Hall), at I p. m. A
Pythian welcome to all visiting
Knights.
C I Berry. C. C.
C. L. Graham. K. R. 8.
O. K. S. Hope Chapter No. 13. O
r. 8. holds stated communica
tion the second and fourth Wed
nesdays of each month at t:00
p. m. Visiting memlHra cordially
welcomed.
Maude E. Eberhard. W. M.
Florence Bacon, B.cretary.
NEW TODAY
NOTICE
Classified Waul Ada are strict
ly CASH IN ADVANCE; copy
must be In not later than
a. m. date of Insertion.
Rates: 2o per word for each
insertion.
FOIl BALE Some f(ne Dairy
cows to freshen soon. Terms.
Phone SGy V. 12-1-24-lt
ron RKNT
tilh. -
-Modern room. K12
6-1-34-31 p.
POft SAI.K Six-room ' modern
house. Itascmcnt, furnace, oak
floors, on paved at reel. Price
$4000.00. $700.00 down bal
ance 'terms. 2206 Cedar.
t 2-l-24-7(p
FOR RENT Two rooms partly
furnished near Kt antra pi 111.
Phone 490W. , 12-1-24-llp.
FOR RKNT SI en m-heated ; rooms
In the new Gnrdiner Uillldlng on
Fir street and also the old Lti
Grantle rooms, n-wly pa p. -red,
by day or week. Mrs. T, .1.
!olhs. 2r.-l-2J-ltp
FOR R KNT Three roqms with
bath and light; two rooms am!
bath; four rooms and! biith; onr
sleeping room, to ndults. .1. L.
- Mars. . 2y-l-24-ltp
FOR RKNT Furnished t wo-rooin
lionsn with K'tritge. Inquire 1&2
y. io-i-aa-aip
LOST One while yearling heifer.
Sliek-eand bramled three links
on the muscle of the rlgh't hind
leg. Please notify Kd Meyerslek.
La Grande, Oregon. 24-l-24-2lp
FOR RKT Five-room house
near Willow School house on
Kast O Street. Phone 218 J.
15-1-24-2.1P
I'OR RKNT 2 furnished house
keeping rooms. 1 :t l 8 Jackson.
8-l-24-;ilp.
FOR RKNT Modern houso 2 Va
Murks from I', O. Phone 4(19 V.
10-1-24-lt
WANTED Work hy day or hour.
Phono 346 R after 4 p. in. nnd
hofore 9 a. m. ' . 12-1-24-ltp
FOR SALE OR RENT Modern S
room brick house at 106 Adams
I Ave. Call 4711 J. 16-1-24-ltp
FARM WANTED I wont farms
for cash buyers. Describe, give
price. . It. Mr.Nown. 271 .Wilkin
son Building;, Omnlin. Nebraska.
' 18-1-24-itp
, FOR RENT nownsiairs front
I room with board. Very cosi In
1434 Adams. '. 12-1-24-ltn.
FOR SALE Dodge . sedun $150.
Cull nt J. H. J.lndsey's cnblnel
shop. 1302 o Ave. 12-1-24-llp
FOR SALE Rijimin beuuly culls.
76c sack. Geo. H.' chapman:
: 10-l-24-3tp
WANTED Man nnd wife on farm.
Phono 472 R. 8-1-24-ltn
FOR RALE Ford Touring car. a
bargain ut $11.0.00.. Cull ut Led-
belter Garage. 12. l-2(i-ltp
WANTED Kliercettc Salesman Ol
lady, to sill ntlroelive useful
article exclusive territory In La
Grande. Substantial returns.
"Interview Room Hi Sommer Ho
tel. 22-1-20-ltp
Moonshine Raid SiicrTsnfiil,
JHE DALLES, fire. The fourth
successful niootiHlilne raid since
January 1 was mode by Sheriff
Christmas of Wasco county In co
operation with Dun Kerfoot. fed
eral prohibition orricer, nnd Hen
Munger Is In Jnll facing liinior
charges ns a result. The raid,
made In a remote district IS miles
front' Dufur, was on the heels of
a similar raid mnde near Mosler.
The sheriff has collected tibotil
oo gallons of whisky for evidence
In tho fo'ir eases.
Lane Fair Head Fleeted.
EUGENE, Ore. E, l Leo.
head of the Title Abstract com
pany of this city, wan elected
president nf the lJtnn Ce inli, l.'nl..
association at a meeting of the
uoara or directors, w. U Wheel,
er. farmer of Trent. u-n tin.
.choice for vice president, and Wll
llam n. Robertson, sporting goods
uenier or Eugene, was elictel
secretary-treasurer.
MAROI POP
POP 1 HEARD THA.T
OUB GROCER SOUCHT
A. LIMOUSlME FOC WEB
I DOM'T CMDERSTANjC1
15 A8tE TO DO IT- ME
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gives her the nicest
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OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo
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La Grande
"Shriek of Araby''
At Sherrys
Today Only.
"I have cut and edited slapstick
comedies and. comedy dramas for
f years. In fact, for the past five
j years T hnvo had something to do
j with all Sennott-mndo productions,
i and feel that I am In position to
! Judge the merits, comparatively
, speaking, of -all.
j "My candid onjnion of this lat
, est Mack Sennett feature comedy,
! 'The Shriek of Araby'." sold Allen
1 McNeil, the Sennett film editor.
! 'ls that it Is without doubt one of
the best nnd most interesting at
tractions I have ever hud to do
with.
"In the first place the story,
though it is burlesone. Is extremc
ly ftpiny and. affords much oppor
tunity for a variety of action. The
atmosphere, throughout naturally
lends itself to the romance called
for in the plot, while the Interior
and- exterior sets arc not only
beautiful but convincing. Though
the sets showing Interior views of
the Sheik'spa!ue.c are big. and reg
ister cost, they are not extrava
gantly lavish nor was any; attempt
made during their construction to
make them so gorgeous as to de
tract from the action enacted in
them. -
"Katbryn McGuIre, featured for
i the first time in this typo of play
J Is convincing In her earnestness
Uvilh the part she portrays, and
lien Turpm, always funny In any
thing he does, is at his very best
In 'The Shriek of Araby.' The bal
ance of the Well selected cat
chosen b v F. 1 1 leha rd .1 ones, the
director, help through their artis
tic efforts, to make this one of:
l ho best comedy features I have j
witnessed. "
Comedy showing "Poor nutter
fly." House Peters '
Asked to Cut His
Own Picture.
The unheard-of practice of rail-)
Ing a star Into consultation on the j
final cutting of n picture Is the ,
audacious expedient of King Pag- ;
got. I'nlversal director, who enlist-i
ed the advice of House peters, star !
of "The Tornado." which he pro- j
dnced.. Ordinarily tho last person '
In the world to he consulted on j
cutting Is the star of A picture, hut '
In Peters case Hnggot has upset i
all tradition In Oils Pnlvernal
.lewel, now being screened at the
Star theater.
'With the ordinary nctnr per-!
haps the usual custom Is a wise:
one, ns disputes over footage for
the star would result,' says ling- J
gott. "hut In Peters case, this is
the last thing that happens. j
'The secret Is this: House peters
If an actor of such long experience f
that he knows every angle of thp 1
business; and he looks nt a picture I
MR. DUNN
HER VUR
HIS VMIFP
DREAM-
GA'JP UCD
B'.SJTHDAW.
MOW HE
1VORW MAH
At.W,s
AND A OInJE
Diamond -
H.j
BE COINING.
MOMEs
1 :, J
fMT S-5 ROT I
A CUTC5 LITTCVS AR.T
Theatres
with the eyes of his experience of
years ago and his early scientific
training rather than with the eyes
of the actor.
"In other words, -.ho approaches
his own work as if It were a sci
entific problem, .and casts ashlo all
sentiment, after Jn is through act
ing, to become a dispassionate
Judgo.
Ruth Clifford is lending woman
nnd others In tho cast Include Rich
ard Tinker, Snltz Kd wards, Kate
Price. I ilek Sutherland, Jackie
Morgan. Charlotte Stevens. Caro
line Irwin, Frank Gamble and
JaitieV Welsh.
The picture was made on loca
tion in Idaho under direction of
King Hnggot, who directed Peters
some time ago, in "Human Hearts."
Ernest Torrence
Is Captain Hook in
'Teller Pan."
"Glad?" shouted Ernest Tor
renca vhen questioned about his
feelings on being selected to por
tray the rote of Onpt. Hook' In the
I'ara mount plct urination of rf. M.
Uarrie's "Peter Pan." "It is the
greatest thing that has ever hap
pened to mo In my life. There is
nothmg in the entire history of tho
world's literature that. I would
rather play. Glad? I'll tell the
world I'm glad!"
Torrence, who Is featured wiih
Petty IJronson, Cyril Chadwick,
Virginia Hrown Fuiro and Anna
May Wong in the production which
is due next Monday at the Arcade
theater, looks the part of Capt.
I look even without make-up am)
his attitude townrd the liarrie fan
tasy Is. therefore, the more amaz
ttK. lie has studied the play not
onlv wit h I he mind of a student
kSnodgrass
&
Zimmerman
Undertakers
Ambulance Service
Phone Main 62
Comer 4th and Penn
COW IS A
'jAH- 1 MAKE
MORE IN
WEEK than
Dunn does
THEN he
ft Cm irs
J0N&& SET
CARAT
HE MU5T
IN A MONTH
but with the heart of a man who
lOYCH It.
"What n marvelous conception
the character of peter Pan is," he
said one day while discussing plans
for the picture.
'Peter Pan. produced by Her
bert Brcnon. was ndapted for the
screen by Willis Goldhcck. There's
a strong cast in support of the
principals.
Music Featured
In Vaudeville Bill
At Arcade Sunday.
A carefully selected vaudeville
show with a dazzling group of tal
ented and versatile artists Inter
preting their many novel Ideas,
comedy and singing and dancing
numbo- await yoxjr approval at
the Arcade theater on Sunday nxt.
The Three Collegians, musical
exponents of popular, classic and
juKz, via saxophones and piano,
nro n musical treat. Stanley Phil
lips In "A Ventriloquist Novelty."
Is recognised as one of the fore
most ventriloquists on the vaude
ville stage. lltj has remarkable
control of his voice and his ma
terial Is new an dsnarkllntr with
wit. Hall-Logan Trio, singing
sense nod nonsense, have a reper
toire that affords them splendid
opportunities for their humorous
dialogue Intermingled with har
mony songs nnd music. The Aleva
Ouo. n talented and versatile cou
ple In 11 hnrmony singing number,
are good to look at and their volres
blend harmoniously and with pret
ty costumes. It makes a pleasing
offering. Render & Knapp, ex
ponents of strength nnd agllltv. In
corporate a Serb -a of remarkable
feats of nthletle efforts presented
in lhi classiest manner and per
formed In the most rapid style.
ITelene Cliadwick
(Star of New Film
Coming to Sherrys.
Tlelene Phadwlek, the alluring
stnr of the pleturlxnUnn of the
Kthe M. Hell slory, "ITeif Own
Free Wilt." coming to Sherry's has
reached Hie top of Om ladder by a
steady nnd brilliant climb.
llelene wns born and educated
in Chndwiek. New York. Previous
lo 111 Hi, she was "The -Girl on the
Magazine .Cover." the Harrison
Fisher girl, the most photographed
Piirily Bread
MADE CLEAN - SOLD CLEAN
From the mlxor tho dough Is placed Into "all-steel troughs"
assuring tho consumer of cleanliness and sweotness through
out tho process of ageing tho dojgh.
Wo tiro glad to announco to the public that
our products can now bo bought at The Pal-
ace Confectionery.
La Grande Bakery
K. MrAVIM,IAMS, pwnor , ' , :
The Only Independent lmkery' in I n Grnmlo.
BLUE ItlitBON ltllEAIW SUPEHI INK It HEAT
Eighth Message ,
Why pay more? You can Imy an
ESSEX or a HUDSON COACH for Jess.
Lcdbetter Garage
lion Adams Avenue "
NOW FOLKS
We have in offer n good assiirimcnf! of I'sed Hewing Muehlncs,
sita:ns . wiirn s . ,i:w homes - fhils
LONG OR ROTARY MICTTLK.
I 'mill $5.01) u, mn.no
WK HI V, KI J.L R -IRAHI'.
Furniture Exchange
Fir and Jefferson Phone 471-J
Blue Mountain Oregon Lumber
YOU HO THE PLANNING
A.VII WE'LL IK) THE PLANING.
Bowman-Hicks Lumber Company
, MAIN 8 "
CHAIN AXD lOX WtlOD PHONE MAIN 517
.1. lu .Ml. Ml ALL
f( LAftT MufTcw vu'c I'M 50 SLAD
f) MADE tSOOO j 00 TOLD M6 ,r IJ
H JAKO BUSlNESiS ri PP 1 MEED P- n
A , t Mm mmtzmM.
L l-'.V.i." Al'f -i.lf .-j,. .. jr I iivn. .-.., id ..'-;-l !
girl In Amorlca. Rhe was the per
fect type of beautiful American
womanhood. Just as she was at
the height, of her glory DcituWl
MacKenzie, who was looking for a
western girl with a pretty face to
play In "Tho Challenge" for Pat he
saw a Hlrrlson Fisher drawing of
her and Induced Jier to embark
upon a film career.
Among the many pictures In
which Blip, has appeared are ''The
Cup of Fury," "Heartsease," ''From
the Ground Pp." "Tho Glorious
Fool." "Gimme."1 "An Adventure
In Hearts." "Girls," "Godless Men."
"Quicksands." and "Made in Hea
ven." The screen characterizations
selected for her have required su
preme artistry for they were mold
ed by famous vriters. Rupert
Hughes wrote and supervised
'Scratch My linck," -Iangerous
Curve Alad," In which Miss
Chadwick appeared. She was al-
ho in "Yellow Men and Gold," by
Gouverneur Morris; "The Sin
Flood,? by llenning perger, the
Swedish dramatist ; "Tim Dust
Flower," hy Ranll King, and
"Hrothers iSuler. ihe Skin," by
Peter 11. Kytie.
As Nan Kvernrd In "Her Own
Free Willi" .Miss Chadwick has a
role In which her talent and
beauty are seen nt their best.
Her supporting . cast . Includes:
Holmes I lerbert, Allan Simpson,
Violet Mersereau and George
HaekuH.
Comedy showing, "Our Congress
man." MFN'K l'ORIM TO lUSCI KK
iiilii laiior ami:miii:nt
Ari-uincnts for and u rrnliiHt Ihe
child labor amendment lo Ihe IVd
eral coiiMlllullon will be heard at
I lie iiieellliic of the Men's Forum
of the Melhnilist chnrcll tomorrow
mnrnlng at 10 o'clock.'
The proposed amendment In one
nf I lie blBKest problems before the
Oregon legislature at present and
In one on which I lie general pub
lic should hn pn.Htcd. "Them la
so much lo be .sulil bnlh pro mid
cpn on ihl.i iinieinlnieni, that we
are sure sunie verv intfrcxllng
points will be brought out In tlin
discussion." wild Ralph Ilyers. sec
retary of Ihe Forum Ihls morning.
A cordial Invlliilinn to Ihe gen
eral public to atlend the meeting
has bee iiextended by tho Forum.
A regtllar aorninrr ldo
nenilnlito vncrclinmllecr.
VJELl-I
SOU CAME
ALLRIGHT
It hu advertises it, lie knows
It's guodt
Olympia Oyster
Cocli tails
In Season
at
THE LOTTES
1118 Jci'erson Ave.
The new Foley Addi
tion Is. now op n. Call
and pick out yoiir lot.
lu H. WFI'KS
Realtor
New Foley Itiillillne
ftlulu 1X11
WEAVER'S
Tailors, Clenners, Dyers
And Prcsers
rilONE MMM 733
, Depot Street '
. La Grande
Mattress Shop and 1
Weaving Works
Mattresses of nil kinds
cleaned and rebuilt; Feather
lienovatlng. Ung and Fluff
Hugs made to order and for
sale. Carpet and Hi 3 C-jk..
lug. Furniture Re-covering.
Licensed Fumigntetr.
Factory Phone 424-W -
CIIAS. EOWAUDS, Pron.
UNION-LA GRANDE
AUTO -TAGE
TIME TAIILK
Iicnvcs Leaves
I'nkm I.n ('rniulo
8:15 A.'M. 11:00 A. M.
1:16 V. M. 6:15 P. M.
Sumlnys
: lumen Leaves
Union I.a Grande
1:00 P. M. B:15 P. M.
Nnliinlay Nlglit Specials
, Iieavcs Lcavis
llllloil 1m Grnmlo
7:00 P. M. 11:00 p. Nf.
Ilcnteit t'nri
P. CI. II. I,AI', .Manager
llenililililiers, Solillller Hotel
BUILDING! C
MATERIAL
SAKII AMI POORS.
IIAKDWARF,
Grande
Ronde
Lumber' Co.
A ITnnit Concern WHh ft
Homo I'mposo
MILL VCOD
Green wootl Avenue
Phono
BY TAYLOR
see
ill BUT IT
OUT
t REQUIRED ft
1 COT Or
MOM
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