La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 11, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EJt GRATJITB 'EV'ENIlil "tofeSERVEBs Wednesday, February 11, 1925. " FACT! SEVEW ' n II I! fi The Observer Want Ad Page The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties TOR RENT VO It RENT Furnished houso- looping rooniH. W'averly Arts.' V 7-2-10-Btp KOIl NEXT Pine 3-rJom office or j : v :llvlnK apartment. Arrltle J. Alur-! ray, Penney store bids. H'.t 10-2-10-tfp I i FOIt ItKNT Modern ntcuin lic.n , ' , ed apartments. Warmest In city. i 'I'Iobo in. Heo Archiii J, Murray. l'onney HldK. ltl-2-lo-tfp l-Tllt ItKNT Two room modern . furnished apartment. 1G17 4th St. Hull APIs. 12-2-U-tf KOIt ItKNT Threo room rurulsh I'iiil apart menl. 200 1 Tlilnl St. ?'-'or. Adums. i'hone 2S.'t V. i-2-o-:itp . Ffllt HP:NT New modern f.-room . - bitHKalow with Karate, fall Main ; ' i o or :t:i!i W. 13-2-7-41 :. W 1 1 ItKNT SK'am hi-atoil rooms. Vi (iddl'ellowB Temple., formerly Y. I M. ' A. li-2-f.-:!lilp WANTED ; WANTRfl Housework, by cper i V, lenccil Rlrl..' I'hone Mi-J. '1,'A . ti-2-!l-:w WANTKli Embroidery work In ; oulre at 2oli ivdur. War); Kilur i V antecd. Layettes a .specially. - " 12-2-lO-filp 1- RANTED FVwItiK neatly uouo. J'lione 431 w. ftirH. narvL weuu. 9-12-17-lm ' i FOR SALE foii"fiAi.Y: nit TitAiiio ono ton -; International truel;. In first rlu-ss , I FOR SALE Seven-room modern homo com plelely f irnlsheil, full basement i;with concrete floor, furnace; good J location'. I'lleo tnoon.OO. Terms. '& ' " '' s . 0 'I S For Ttcnt A loruo 10-room i roomlntt house. This place Is ex- celleptly located to accommodate ishop nnd mill men. : ' , . " 'i ' i Four-room honie, plastered, city ? water, electric lights, located close , to this Greenwood school. Trice. ,sfl8(ia.oo. Terms: $31111. uo, lialnnce i at $2,. 00 per month. , r - .H.Currey REAITORS f JU-nl Estato Ioims Insnrancoi Business & Professional Directory Classified for Quick Reference BUSINESS DIRECTORY ATTOHXEVS COCHRAN ft RtiKlUlARlJ Cleo. T. Cochran and Colou R. Kber - hard. Attorneys, La Grande Na ' tlonal Bank UullUlcn;. -HiRornArroRs 1)R. FIELLW M VERS Chlroprnc , tor, New Foley HulldlnK. Hours 10 to 12 a, m 2 to 0 p. in., and ! 7 to 9 p. m. DR. J. E. WOODELIr-Chiropractor and Naturopath. Skin and blood diseases, headaches, .ap pendicitis, backaches, rhryima tlsm, asthma, eczema, varicose1 veins, all kinds of stomach, heart and kidney trouble sue- -' cessfully treated. Blood pressure reduced. Diseases of women and children a specialty. Multc 20, Sonimer Bldg. Phone 4S7-W. Residence Phon 1S0-W. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN OSTEOPATHIC PHTH7CIAN Dr. J, L. Ingle, Osteopath, Spinal curvature and fallen arches a ' specialty. Sr. Margaret Ingle, ' Osteopath. , Diseases of women and feeding of Infanta a spe . clalty. Office Phone Main lot. Res. Phone 108-R. Bommer Bldg. PHTSICIAN-RUROEON Dr. F. L. Ralston Practice limited to the eye. ear, nose and throat, and fitting of glasses. Bommer Hide. Main 771. 1-1-lro KATFRE CURE DR. A. N. and MART E. MAT VII.LE Bpeclallats In,, chronic diseases. Methods: Naturopath and Mechano-Therapy. Skin and blood diseases, nervous diseases, chronic headache, enecma, scia tica, anncndicltis. constipation. ,' bowel trouble; all kinds of! 1 chronic diseases succesFfilly ! trested. Call Main 523. Mny vllle Nslnre Cure Home, 2ioi East Adams Ave. Office hou'S. in to 1? s. m.. 1:30 to & p. m. i Consultation Free. New Clothes For Spring Of ct.urso you want tlu?m It's a UIliVfl'MlI disost ui Hits time r year, lint if jnu haven't tlui money lo buy them, nhal's I he solu- Thrifty people go (hroiijrli lltcii wiiitliotH's sell thrlr tliM-ai'dctl tloi(iinu iliiinmh Hit U'tiiil A'N. nii'l lhir' foii an nltli to sprml thai DlUt'll UtOII' fOi' IM'W llill. It's uii iiM'tive uiiy to m'I( nnil )ou m't fnijuti Italic IIMlllS. , at - f)nKmvEn want Af V(LIj 10 IT." munition. - Welm'er llros., Oove, wml miKm , called a pew: nor Orii. iri-2-U-i'.tp : mal, fullowiiiK . tlie heelli!' spili'l KOIt SAI.K Hiniplet er. oni separ ator. Hood condition. Farmers! 2HX. ' 8-2-9-3tp FOR SAI.K-Olieap, reijlslered Po-.'"r lai.d-riilna boar. .1. I). Imbhln. h'ariiiers 2HX. ' ' 1 0-2-il-.'ltp " ' ' ; I't'lH HAI.i: Three fresh heifers, auti miir ii-cho soon., woe youimj Swiss lion: one yeariuiK nener. Sell cheap, (till Farmers lt;4,. 20-2-10-11(11 I'Ol: SAM? r0 CJIadlolus bulbs blooming size, postpaid, Jl.uo. (leorice I.awler, llulb Orower, Ilept 114, Taeomo, Wasli., 20-2-1 tl-4t l-'OK KAI.K Modern f.-room bun- ftalow, almost new. Near high sehoo) SiikiH payment down, balance same as rent. Phono Main 094. 21-2-10-31 FOR SALE Oil TRADE Cheap Hitivy farm team. . Call 442-W. 10-2-9-3t Danish-American Trade Shows Return to Normal COPENHAGEN (Al-). Writing i tho Natlonallld lende on trade in tho Natlonallld lenoe on traae between' Denmark und the l nit-, ed States durini! 1924, Dr. Jolml fiynoly ri-lnce, tne American' minister, to Denmark, says that clthough. the flprures for the trade betwoin - the two countries foj: 1924 arc not. yet complete, It ap pears' cei'tatn that the mutual trade has Increased during the past year and is probably now lit PROFESSIONAL JJECORATOJt PAINTER, DKOOItATOH Ad vice, consultation and estimates' free if you intend to paint, tint, paper, finish or re finish any building. Interior and exterior jobs neatly done. For belter jobs call J. Lundy. Phone 4S1-W 10-2ii-tin FRATERNAL DIRECTORY L. O. O. M. J.a Oninile lo.lue. No. 360, Loyal Order of Moose, holds regular meetings every Thursday night ut S p. in. kt Odd Fellows' hall. The Women's Moosebeart Legion No. 398 meets every second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Vis itors welcome. Dr. A. N. Mayvllla. Dictator, Harold Lund, Secretary. U. P. O. ELKS La Orande Ixidge No. 43 S. I.odo meets eueb Thursday evening ot 8 o'clock. Home and club privileges cheer ftlly extended to all Urol her Elks. Lester Dramwell, Kxnlted Ruler, ' Mood Eckley, Secretary. WOODMEN 05" THE WORLD La Grande Camp No. 169. Meets every first and third Monday nights at Eagles hall. All via Itlng Neighbors welcome. Dues payable at offloe ot the Clerk, Kooms 31-22, La Grande Na tlonal Bank Building. T. Reece, C. C. ' R. J. Kitchen, Cleric A. F. and A. M. La Orande Lodge. No. 41. A. F. ami A. M. "holds regular meetings first and third Fridays at 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Masons. J. L. Ingle. W. M. A. V. Llndgreo. Secretary. KNIOHT8 OF PYTHIAS Red Cross Lodge No. 27 meets every Monday evening In Castle hall (K. or P. Hall), at o. m. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knirnra. C. L. Berry. C. C. C. L. Grnham, K. R. 8. O.' E. B. Hone Chapter No. 13. O. E. S. holds stater communica tion the second nnd fourth W-d-ncsdnys of each month at :f0 n. m. Vl.ttlnc members cordially webonied. ' Hide IC. Elw rbnrd. V. M. Fl.wence Hseon, Secretary. NEW TODAT? Clusiried Want Ail iut) atrict ly CASH IN ADVANCE; copy must be a Id not Utter tliw v ni. date ol Insertion, listed! 2o per word for eacli Insertion, LOST l.lewtdlytl sellev. black face and one tug hlnck spot on hack. Iteward. It. J. ' tlVeen. T'lioue .Main r!U. 17-2-1 1 -lit A'ANTKIl SltoKrtiplier antl of fice Klrl.- Hit Karl iteynoliis. . - K-2-1I-U I'dU It KNT- - Strictly modern rur iiiahed apartment. I'hone I4.:i-.l. S-2-ll-lt' KOIt S.M.l; -- Iteed hal.y bURiry, Kond rondiliou, (l.ri. I.toti Ailams Ave, 1 1-2-1 1-llp FOll It KNT Two room iipart- III, -III tui-n.siit d lot- Jixhl lil-use-ko,-)iini;. fteuil ami euy.y.' IUO.i .M av. l:i-i'-ll-:llp ill llilll and I02U. "The lianish mai'Ue.t is an at. tracuve "one. lor Amerieail prod ucts," .Mr. i'rinee says, "because lnmaiU s iiiereaa.-.i ' (.i.liiMl'iol aeilvities ,lhe IiikIi Mon.lard of ' I'vloK within Ihe coittllry, and the well maintained purcliaMhtf ppuer of Its people. , 'i'heae laelors, lo- ther wiih the almost complete elimination of some competitive elements, and also a tfrowtu ol direct commercial Intercourse be tween tho two cojnlrles, have tended to increase the participa tion of the l ulled Slates In Ihc lianisli import trade froiu 111 per cent In loin to 1:1 per cent In l!i2:l. in fact, the l ulled States now follows (lermany and (lre:it ftrilain in orU-r' of Importance as a supplier of the lianisli market. It bo adertt0UB H Us kuotttlthe devastation of tho war came It's goodl HaVG Yoil a Bad Back?iand Clay 'Calhoun, the Lees and Then . the r Advk-p of This l.a Grande Ttcsldeiil Will II- - ti'lt'Mt You, j-,0lR y011r ,mPk nche niBlit and Hinder work; destroy your rest? y011 .0,.tim.. staliliinif pUns when henrt'' you 4toop, lift or likely your kldueys -aro -weill..r.r:,... More troubles may soon appear. Headaches, dizziness, nervous ness, or uric acids and Its Ills. Help your weakened kidneys with a stimulant diuretic, l.'se Doan's HI Is. v Head this La Grande testimony: C W. Cain, 14ii9 T. street, says: "My kidneys were weak and 1 had attacks of t.ackaclie and sore ness across the small of my back that made it hard for mo to stoop. My kidneys acted too fro.-' ly but Doan's Pills from tlic-Ited Crocs Drug Store have always re lieved these it t tucks by strength ening my back ami kidneys and benefit it i;r mo in every way." Price ride, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy -get Doan's Pills the same that Mr. Cain bad. Posler-Milbitrn Co., ll'rn., Hufliilo. N. V. - Adv. INVESTIGATE THIS PROPERTY On Third slrcct, two and a half blocks from the potofflce. Seven rooms, bach, hall ami closets; built-in kiU'lien, frofit and nkar pondi, garage and womIIuhI, la rue Int. .Vivl.l.', riil. Hoe lauu anil dinlf lots, rlc. PRICE $2.Vin.0(l $.100 ensh, balnni'c Sill per month PYRAMID LAND CO. MAIN 70.V MAMTtf PQP (fv.S YES-mrgunn speaking -oh ves Wt ffW OVWES MRS Patterson -how M. ,'l ff Tug Pattersons M6ftg :'-""w? )1RS Pfc.TTES.S0N - MOVD ARV0U WfXl I'-'fl ASE MOU - I'M SO SORRW oeP, I, L'1 I COMINfj CVEft TONIGHT BUT Ffl GOSrl'- ir - NO -VE'RE &OING To 5TAW HM X i( '. ' BoT vvE A.RE 601N& 1 j HI I'M SO BU5M 1 TOLD HER if AND ITOLO : ToNi&rtT-NOUC,AHN0U'ReCOMiN& ! jj )i T6 TM The ATE ft - 'lit' WE. VOEEE G0iNC OliT To ueo Wr. 3 0'Ea? - TINS - CCM6 R.I&HT r-IM' '.3?$ Ill '-n THE TmEATER - r-Tn-er'' JilirZr Al'l-, ALONG. -veS-I'LL CALL HEB - j H',' TL. il hlt-IV- -PH z& 60IMG r V- M.i1' ' KXl Vrh W' U-'Ml HOME t ( mom-om 1 1 m r- im SF'w-f X'lMl All EVENING "t-; m lijsaafl ,fl . d. J. IC V -i-r- sss Asy 'f i!it' wis Ptwrlfi IS til n Wjm nWmA 4Im iii wm u wmvz OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE TrttRe'S M TrfS MAtsl TWO , AWlivjL NOW hf PC AC 45. MS - ysu KTVOiAJ, -CHAT'S, Story of Pixieland y Brought to Life in 1 'Abraham Lincoln": Tho charm nnd enchantment of tho old South In the days before I upon It tho days of WashmKton, Jefferson nnd the horoes of the IlouAlullnni ihn flnca nf Ifl(lf Knll their eonlemporarieii; wnen piania Hons wore fat with nbundanpe nnd sentlo folk held court at countless manors, are called to Hie affftin.ln all their giace, romance and cliival ry.ln the greatest of al) . 'films, onto kou, , rs!ns i PRETTY Prp, fl '"IN TrC5 M I D S.T ' ' trC5 La Grande Theatres "Abraham lancoln," which opens u.,llg.r wbom, by his devotion at the Arcade Thursday.. -. g.j ttn( interest, wins the hand of the The whole world has felt the en- i unselfish sister, chnntment of' Dixieland since the J AImh showing n comedy. motion pictures and. songs havrt ' v. carried Its beauties to all cllincH Featured ' Actor in ' sin.; Abraham diineoln'1,. sigAal jCOitflllg. 1 HllV Flay , honors has been done t ho histor.v j Master .Of Makeup, chivalry, the 'Immortal heroes nndf t , nil) wuiiuv-riin wuiHt-ii ui uii.i'uui , for the picture is an authentic Jils torkal ilocunient. Robert Kdward Ie. Stonewall Jackson. Jefferson Davis, and others who wrote their names high in the annals of the Mouth's his tory, come again In living, breath ing forms to thrill tho .hearts of those who adore their memory. M The story of the picture-touches, the hoiiIIi nt HodLronvllIc.- Kv. Ihe - birthplace of Lincoln; at New Or- Although normully n hnndsomc leans; at Richmond;' City point; young man with a powerful phys Appomattox; Charleston, 'H. C, . -Hmo, lie cun, with the aid of the i . ! uiugic of grouse paint and IiIh own Richard Hatton and ' Neva Gerher in Western Feature i,' m: - t s 1 . Thnne of our renders who llkn thrilling romnnce and tonKn ftltun tlons, clean and clear ns a wind sweeping down from the Sierras ; sboubl not fall to Bee ihn Arrow fpatnre ot the Sherry Iheatcr, "The ; Whirlwind Hanger," In whlh thon '. two fine W'f" rn co-stars. Richard Matton and Neva Oerber appear at j their hst. ! Both these stars ore nrtlslle nnd ; forcrul but It Is not the nrtlstry of studied pnso and exhggc ruled j action. It in the art of the highly I developed specialists whofe wnrk Is! their dtilight. . "The Whirlwind Hanger" Is one j Which affords the audience full piny for nil the emotions aroused by the working ont by destiny of' an unusual series or those dramatic situations that were part and par cel of tho Frontier Wst. Tho suicide of a heniitlful young er slslcr of the horoino duo to her bitrual bythe leading citizen is avenged by her seventeen-year-old brother who becomes a fugitive from justice and takes shelter In the Isolated camp of a "rust lor" chief whose unappreciated utton- i Hons to Ihe older sinter can so him j to ab us the fugitive. In the mwin. j lime the sheriff has put tho By Condol LPT OV THT CfOKJC 1 fOtiHOl- WHAT'J ''Whirlwind nnnRer" on tho cose who saves the horoino In a thrill ing horseback reseuo Troin Imr runaway horse. On the outskirts of the rencKadn's camp ho hoars him demand that iho sister shall jspcm! a nlht there before ho will release her brother. He also learns that the. youtiffer brother is the fufflilvn he Is seeking. He dashes back to tho sheriff for a posso to ! ani-rnii nil MiP nnllin liml rOllirllN tllHt : in time to save the sl.sier from worse than death at Ihe hands of her unwelcome admirer. lie arrests tho younifer brother, whose tuhsequent dramutlc trial dud'"' ocnulttnl by. the Jury is due i to evidence unearthed by the Arthur Hohl, the featured player In t he Fox special production of "It Is the I aw," which comes to the filar theater, beginning today, has hecohu; noted during the past seu.son as one of the finest actors on Broadway), ' Portraying diffi cult roles, particularly palsied and broken drug fiends. Is his special forte und he Is a master nt the art 'of mnknp. talents, t ransl'orm himself into a Klnuped and pitiful figure within l:i few minutes. In Just as ipilck 'liine be can change himself into llkk. T ' f r "V I 1 1 X r-T I I I II! ..Via bold, stroiif; demoniac villainous 1.vp. r rti b-.'idlnrr ml" in "It In tho Snodgrass & Zimmerman Undertakers Ambulance Service Phone Main 62 Corner 4th and Penn Law" Is a dual one. Hohl created It for the stage production and Willlnm iox, seeing hla work, Ip siMed on havlntr him play In the fUnx .version,, .In this coming' plc luru hi pluyH liia otiKtnal two statro. roles and ont other besides, all three oalllnK for difficult and slart lliiff chauKes of mukfup. At ihe start of the' action he Is a fine. pood looking yoinff man In undress suit. Iter hi becomes a slink- inp: ,horrlhle f inure fc a dvup addict' and the clinrnx finds htih as n be- vhlHkcred pseudo count. Beck & Walkey's . r Minstrels Coming to Arcade .. Monday.. 1 . . " . ; ' r Tlcro la whnt . tho Trihuno, of Scotts niuffH. Nebr., said of Ilork Ar Wulkyr's Colored Minstrels nft'T tho company had played n (jute in that cliy to u packed house: "Heck X- Walker's colored mlimtrela aravc tho iheatorKoers of this city a va riety of imiHlcal nils and late hoiut hits reploitf wiih hurmony, which only a Kfnnp or colnretl pnnle can p rot luce. Airs. Olva. JoiTrrson, ineK zo soprano soloist, won lnsliutt n,p prnval uf the aiulleuco with her numbers. I lubber t 'arson, com edian and luunnloRiNt, kept tlte audience in an uproar; wiih his antics and witticisms, vhUo on Morton, trick roller Kkale ilnuc.er ami comcilian, furnished unusual thrills oit tln caNifs, performing .'oiiie of tho most tlli'ihull ilaucvs and trieks with ea.se am) Rniee. a malo ipiarlet unusually hirh in tliialily nf harmony, rceHveil loml jtppluusi ." .This company will up p'(ir ni .the Arcade theater Monday nitftit, I'Vb. Hi. . Vcmilcfoii Has a n-licrics.. PKNDl.KTfiN. .On. R4-vernt husinefs' houses in the east end of Pendleton wen- eiiiored by rolt- lieis, acconllim to pnliro. At Ihe Petnraon naratro n few ponrdeH, some postage siaiuiis and .a wrist watch valued at $ I fi were (alien. I'll roe oilier places, a (jroeery store, a luinhc.r-yard office anil service station were entered, but little was tnken. Young people nro considered foolish because they don't know things it take 4ii or 6) years to learn. Blue Ribbon Bread Till? SPLIT LOAF !U OZ., Ze ' Mado Clean r Sold Clean In tho making of our products wo use only tho best of rnw materials and 'take pride in tho fnct that wo havo the most modern factory In Eastern Oregon nnd tho host ovens known to tho baking world. Wo only employ bakers of wide ex perience who are working to make tho very best bread for you. Try a loaf and be convinced. From the raw material to tho consumer without having boon touched by tho human luinds, ... ' La Grande Bakery . . '', K. J. McWILWAMa,ll'Iicr.)!,v ., , The Only Indcpt'iidciit ithkory In' l.a Gralule. BLTJE RIBBON BREAD SUPERFINE BREAD Eighth Message ; Why pay morel You can buy nn KSSEX or a HUDSON C0ACU for less. Ledbetter Garage MA Adams Avwiue The low cost of opcraUnp; our business enables us to sell you inereliiinilise ftir le.ss ' money. , V Furniture Exchange I'ir nnd Jefferson Phone 474-J . WK BUY, SELL OR TRADE Blue Mountain Oregon Lumber THE BEST IIOITRS OF THE PAY AHE SPENT IN YOI'lt HOME, , , HAVE ONE YOU WILL ENJOY. Bowman-Hicks Lumber Company MAIN S CIIAI.'I AND BOX W(K)I I-nONE 5 LAIN Ml J. lu MUMIALL 27, YEARS AGO Dally Morning Observer, Febru ary to, isu& Rev. It. M. lktycs made a Vying trip to Baker Oily )csterduy.. W. H. S;u-K'tit goes to Haker City this nmrninff to close up a $Ul)uo real estate deal. J'elnr McDonald, of McDonald Brothers, Is In town on business. A ear load of red stone from tl'm RlKln quarry arrived last evening' for the I .a Grande National bank's new buildinir. , Island City Is loading a car of provisions for the starving Cubans. Mrs. Kdlth H. Currcy and son. Master tJeortfle, und daughter. Miss Helen, spent the day In t'nlon yes terday with tho editor, (Jeo. If. Currey, who has been nttenditu court for the- past few days. David KeoleH and C. W. Nlblev. (he clji'ur factory otipltallsts, Icfl iast night for Dorllaud, expeellng to return Friday morning when Hie sight will be decided upon, The machinery Is now being mndo ami the tlr.st payment of ffi.lUMi has been made. The contracts have all teen .signed, tlte notes ami beet nntraetH been placed In escrow. ( Ute vyry iuiportant point In onv p. ople Is that Mr. Keep a Hlah .l that as fur as possible all the labor would be f urtiished by our local people. Mrs. May, un aged and respect ed pioneer of thu Cove passed away Friday, February . i h, and was in terreti in Hoseridtro cemetery. Feb ruary 6th,. T. It. Cnnklfn of Tdontana, In In the Cove. Vasoadi.Ws iiout Trtrn:. . 101TGFNK, Ore. The nnnual outing of tho Cnscadinns, a mntin lnlncllmblnr club of Yakima, Wash., will bo held In tho vicinity of tho Three Histers mountain at the summit of the Cascades cast oil Kngene, according to word re ceived by the Kit gene Chafnbor j of Commerce. The chamber is nuln,l In irtvn t n rYii-t tm 1 1 nrt nn nnoli.1 I ers and gutties, also camping ' places und spots for parking cars. Gooomess CuT Oh what Think - &HE SAV I 1 aa. M. vv r Hl. v. i Olympia Oyster Cocktails la' Season V ' at THE LOTTES .' 1118 Jeferson Ave. . Buy This Home 7-room, Mfnrnv DOI1SK UN I'AVI'.I S'litlliT. A IIAIt iAI AT $2.MMI.IM. 7.-iII.II0 CASH. ItAfi AMi: IN MONTH I. Y I'AV.MIO.NTS. 'WEEKS & 1U.ACK iiKAir(n I'lro A Atitn lauirance'' II Im mlverllsrn It's good! It, he know WEAVER'S ' Tailors, Cleaners, Dycn And Pressera 1 PHOMO MAIN 733 1 Depot Street 5S3 La Grande Mattress Shop and k Weaving Works Mattresses of all kinds 11 cleaned and rebuilt; Feather Renovating. . Rag and Fluff Rugs made to order and for ' sale. Carpet and K'ab CImw 1 Inc."' Furniture Rc-covotintf. v ' Licensed Fumlgatcr. Factory Phone 424-W; i: CIIAS. EDWARD, rrdpr ?! UNION-LA GRANDE AUTO STAGE .: TIME TABIiE ,' . Tjcaves Leave Union La (irnnde 8:16 A. M. 11:00 A. M, 1:111 I. M. 6:16 P. M. Sundays Iicaves Leaves ' Union La Grande 1:00 P. M. 6:16 P. it. Saturday Night Specials Leaves . lav ' I nlim 1 ramie 7:00 P. M. 11:00 P. M. Heated Cars . P. G. liel.AI', slanager IfoHiliiiinrlers, Sonimer Hotel BUILDING MATERIAL HASH AND DOOIlS HAItllWAHE Grande Ronde 1 Lumber Co. A Home Concern ' With 1 1 oiiio Purpose HILL WOOD " Orcenwooil A Ten us I'boiro M-7M BY TAYLOR - MO VWOrjER 4 I'VE GflT IT' me short ujill ?hf. WE'LL &0 TC A how Then L(OU'U haue a clear vjh at will 77 conscience.?! J S) a .7 , 1 ir t I 1 li -''.rT sUJ i n-,"A ma' W"' iff?- i