La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 12, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, February 12, 1925. TTTR Ol GKANDTS EVENTKG OBSElTVETt PAOR SrTVRT? a ' r 1- I 1 -I; The Observer Want Ad Page The Market Place t.t Union and Wallowa Counties FOR RENT (lit KENT Strictly modern fur- nislie.1 upurtment. Phono 145-J. 8-S-ll-tf POIt KENT .Two room apart t nient furnished for light house keeping. .Clean und cosy. 1305 M Avo. .' ia-2,U-3tp I'OU KIvNT ' keeping rooms. 'urnlshed house Waverly Apts. 7-2-10-5tP '()lt ItKNT l-'lne 3-room of fine or j llvlnir npurtment. Archlo J. Mnr- raj, j-eiiney more imiij?. 15-2-10-tfp I'OIt ItKNT Muilern steam heiit d np:irlmenls. Warmest In city. '.;":v('oh (n. See Archie .1. Murray. IVnn.-y HM:. lG-2-Mi-tfp l-'fill HKNT Two room inoilern furnished apartment, ir,t7 4tli J. St. Mill) Apis. lL'-2-!i-tr il'tllt ItKNT Kleimi lieiitnl rooms. v, OihllVllowH Temple, tnruierly y. ;-' M. ". A. ''.l-'J.r,-2lllp WANTED ; WANTED Embroidery worlt In f tptire at 20 1 II Cedar. Worlt KU:tr nntee.1. Layettes ft .specialty. 12-2-iu-r.tp WANTED Rewlnfr neatly dono. ,V I'hone 434 W. Mrs. Nora Webb. S-l2-17-lin FOR SALE . I- It SAW-: lt TltAI'iK One ton !:. International truck, in first class conilitlon. Welmer Kros., Cove, !' Ore. . Jf.-5-9-r.lp O-OK SAI.E Three fresh llfifers, f FOR SALE Seven-room modern home comT 'pleti-ly firnlslieil, full basement with concrete, floor, furnace; Rood 'locution. Price fr.OOO.OO. Terms. 0 For Rent A lame 10-room rooming house. This place Is ox cellently located to accommodate shop and mill men. 0 Four-room home, ' plastered, city ; water, electric lights, located close ': to the Greenwood school. Price, $1810.00... Terms: $300.00, balance ; at $2r,.00 per month. Geo.H.Currey REALTORS Real Estate Loans Insiiraneo ! Business & Professional Directory Classified for Quick Reference BUSINESS ; DIRECTORY AITOUXICVS coniP.AN & j-;rn:nHAitn-yGio. T. Cochran and Colon It. lOher hard, Attorneys, I .a Oran.le Na tional Bank Bulldlns. :IIIKOI'KA(rrOKS UR. IJI2LLE M Y KHS Chiroprac tor, New l-'oley KultdlUK. Hours 10 to 12 a. in., it to 5 p. in., and 1 to S p. hi. ln. J. R" WOODKI.I. Chiroprac tor and Naturopath. Skin and blood diseases, headaches, ap pendicitis, backaches, rhe-jma-tlsm, asthma, eczema, varicose veins, all kinds of stomach, heart and kidney trouble suc cessfully treated. Blood pressura reduced. Diseases of women and children a specialty. Suite 20, Sommer Bldit. Phone 97-W. Residence I'hone lsd-W. OSTEOPATHIC FHTSICIAN OSTEOPATHIC PIITSICIAN Dr. J. L. Ingle. Osteopath, Spinal curvature, and fallen arches a specialty. Dr. Margaret Ingle, Osteopath. Diseases of women and feedlna- of Infants a spe cialty. Office Phone Main 100. Ilea. Phone 10S-R. Sommer Bldg. I'HTaiCIAN-HUKQKON Dr. K. L. Ralston Practice limited to the eye, ear, nose and throat, and fitting of glassea. Sommer Bldg. Main 771. 1-1-lm KATCTtE CrRE DR. A. N. and MART K. MAT VILLE Specialists In chronic diseases. Methods: Naturopath and Mechano-Therapy. Skin and blood dhu-ases, nervous diseases, chronic headache, eccm.1, scia tica, appendicitis, constipation, bowel trouble; all kinds of chronic diseases aticcesf-illy treated. Call Main s:j. May vllle Nature Cure Home. Jtnl Kant Adams Ave. Office hours. 10. tn 12 a. m.. t:J0 to 6 p. Consultation Free. Your Idle. Property Are you going to liave vacant house or apartment or hiMuess room on your liuiuls in the next IVw You inn nvnlil any Idle time In which yon art not cct liiitt; revenue from your noKTly liy ndvrriisliiH, it now in Hit' Waul Ails. iif a new renter s.kiunI up he foi-t the old acates. The wat turns are Is small the lin mediate. re. "AN OUKFItVKH WANT Al) W!Mi flO IT." and four fresh soon.- One yoiint: Sivlfm hull; one yr-itiiilif heifer. tel 'lu-ap. Call l-'arnn-rs 1 I4. 2M-2-10-fitp l-'OIt RAM" f.O OladloluM hnllm hmomlng posipnld, flroiK' l.awhT, Hulh Orower, Jit'pi 114, Tneoma, Wash. ' 2t-, 10-41 (Mt HA LK Modern &-ronni Imn-Jeil that (he correNpondent really ealovr. almost new. Near hlffh! heard On fros ihi pant two weeks school. Small payment dowii, j hut sure enough ihey did sinff h:ilancn - H:ime Main 504. rent. Dione! 21-2-Ht-St LOST T.OFT Llewellyn setter, lilaek face and one Id? hlaek spot on hack, lteward. . II. .1. Green. I'hone Main f.IM. 17-2-1 l-2t BIO CAHAVAN TO TRAVHL MfiMINNVIIXE. than pptwons Oro. More will be in the caravan going from hero to he fruests of the I. Ions' eluh ut UonRr vlew. Wash. The dute was chanReJ from Tuesday on account of the j shutting down of the long-Uell l,,ant- The. reception committee" from tho Lions' club is to meet the Minnville party between l.ongview ' and Vancouver to extend the Wol-,,ore dn's ,0 remove the dirt from come. Local men have expressed , "ie pavement, but a large crew of their interest In the Rolf course j nien wiU be maintained by the development, or Longview and are- state until tho slides have been re an:;ioit.sp gut.aomc.UKKcaXloua.tai!?Wv4........'.:.,.,v.v.s i'...;" .. .w . aid In establishing one here. j . Ni-ivspapiir reporting of divorce eases In l-'l-anee is forbidden under severe penalties. TROFESSIONAIj jiecohatou I'AINTRK, JJKCORATOR Ad vice, consultation and estimates' f reo If you Intend to paint, tint, paper, finish . or' rennlsh any building. Interior and exterior jobs neatly done. l-'or heltir John call J. Lundy. I'hone 481-W 10-22-lm FRATERNAL DIRECTORY U. O. O. M. Lit Orundu l-odge No. SOO I.oyal Order of Moose, holds reeular meetings every Thuriiloy night at a p. ni. at Odd Fellows' hall. The Women's Mooaeheart Region No. 9S meets every second and fourth Thursdays of each month. VIs ttis welcome, J)r. A. N. Mayvllle, Dictator. Harold Lund, Secretary. H. P. O. KUC8 l-a Grande Lodae No. 4S8. Lodge . meets each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Home and club privileges cheer f il ly extended to all Brother Klka. I.eater Bramweli, Exalted Ruler. Mood Eckley, Secretary. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD La Grande Camp No. 1. Me-ts every first and third Monday i ntirnta at Eagles hall. All vis iting Neighbors welcome. Dues payable at office ot the Clerk, Rooms Il-JJ, La Orando Na tional Bank Building. T. Reece, C. C. R. J. Kitohen, Clerk. A. F. and A. M. La Grande Loilge No. 41, A. F. and A. M. holds regular Dieetinga first and third Fridays at 7:!0 p. m. Cordial welcome to all Masons. J. L. Ingle, W. M. A. V. Llndgren. Secretary, KWGHT8 OP PTTHIA8 Red Cross Lodge No. !7 meets every Monday evening In Castle ball (K. of P. Hall), at I p. m. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knights. C. I Rerry, C. P. C. L. Graham, K. K. 8. O. K. H. Hone f-hspter No. II. O E. 8. holds stated eommunlra- tlon the second and fourth Wed nesdsys of enrh month at s:Si p. m. Visltlni; memlieie cordially weleoin"d. Maude K. KlH-rhard. W. M. Morence Raron, Secretary. NEW TODAY NOTICfcL. CI Miffed Want Ads are strict Ij CASU IS ADVANCE; copy must b in not laie tlnui tt a. in. date of iteriioit. Kales: o per word for ucu txueulou. new TOOAY r- l-'OK HKN'T Modern 4-room firt ulHhed house, $25.00 mo. Near hiBh school. Tall U02 Ktrsl. I4-2-12-3ti VAXTKI) Chiek-ns. Beat market prtet'H paifl for heavy lions I 'Horn Main 7Mt. K-3-1..-3I KOIt SAI.I-: Thor Khctrle washer, liki new, $i;ti.oit: also huhy Imik y, ?S.H. Call at 1116 Kast I'onn. J fi-a-1 a-ltp Fort 8AI.K 87. Inod intlli row. Karm 7-2-1 3-:it p KtHl HA l.K HiM'Heher FKtxophone -Call- 1410 WaHhintfinn Avi., afl-r & p. in, lii-2-l2-3ip ' Sweet Home Has Sunhllle SWKK'I lloMK, Th4 ln eeKrfant ralii.s turned in snow whn finite a heavy fall was registered in tirMhvillH. Al .swt Home there was a heavy frost, Tho people am not wnrrli'd lii this vlrtutty over .snow romlng now. oa they nre In warm Hunshlne. lowever, i he fi-o.siseareil ihl troRs and sioppfd I heir soitjr.i. liouhls were expreNa- Rood and hard. Or course Die peo- pie who sat aioitud a radio could not e.ieci to hear them. 1 he cor renpondent happen to he living where hultereuiLs, hlurhells, dande lions and Rraln are to he obtained for proof and also would he ahh to locutu the frogs if any.one wants to catch them. HKillWAV IS OlM'.N AfJAIIV ItUSKIU'im, Oro. The I'ucillc uKhwoy' Is ajjain open hetwetm l)lllard and Myrtle Crook, and au- tomohiU s r are exporienciiiK little difflculiy in Ketttn hythe slides which have hr-cn of frequent occur ence In the last few days, l'assaffe- ways wide enoush to nceomodctte L . h1 1,,pl i,nv. h.n Hrt the bis passenger busses and ,hnM rt ,,,.' tn ;nat,. tn"ro uro no . hindrances to , Mc-jir"mc li COI'HTHOrsil IS FI.OOlli;!) MKDI'XJItn. Ore. The heavy ains of Saturday nlsht and Run day flooded the basement ol the eourlhoune at .laeUsonville. weltlnff down several record books. The . county court had a gasoline pump .vorkln?? on the submerged area. Three or four fjross of indelible pencils, used in eleetlons, were flooded and pave the water a pui pllsh tinjre. None of I he records was 'damafi-ed tp any extent. Night Coughing Stopped Quickly By Simple Treatment Thonsntirts who are troubled wltli perrilHtetit eoiihiiirf itt int'lit, w!ih-h by rild)liip Hem ut valuable ahep wenUtns their synfnui and hty. them open lu daiitroioiis liift'etloiifr, ran oulehly act to provfiit thin d.itt Ker through a very simple trat i;tf.t. Peciple who have Imitlly hin bblfi to rest at all on neeuunt of couhiiif? spelU huvo fuund they can eieip the wIikIh nlyht tli roti nil un disturliiU otten tlui Una tlni tlie try it. 'i'lit) treatment In bnnnl on a ro mnrknhto pre.erlptton Known aslJr. King's Sew Idscovery fur Caut'.U. You fllmiiiy take a tea.opooiiful at l. If-lit t.eforfl iviirlnj?, ml hold It in your thi out ftir l' or in ."romi fura Hwulhmliifr it, without follow iinf wiih water. Tho ii m'rlpiion has a double action. H nut unly coothc and heals norneffl und Irrl tutiun, hut It gulrkly loosens un removes the TjIi1-rui und contf.-atlon. width ara the ditert cautt of tho couhlfiK. Tho rjiult Is you Ufunlly ni--! Hound l y thtt very tlrt niKht, ami the emirn coufh cunUJtiun guv lit a vry short tna- Tim prefit ripUon l.i hlrrhtv rprom- tnf-r.ded tur OOUphfl, Chest ColtlM, Imlir flilBa nml llrnn1i 1 la nn.l la wor.deifui for children n t-otiKh4and J-urioini-a). too, an th do lt only in tt-uHpuunful. At all kooJ druc rifts. A-k fur s MAM'M POP I'M So glad HARCV HAS TO vmork ovewir.e v. TONi&Hf AND ) IT 5 iOLOisjSOV.C J To eTAw along p XOU CAME IN MRS KURTZ tiV. in i. i 12 V Vv V' 'OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo NO YOU CQNT TecC IT, M. Ttue H r . THAT'S ALL THClco o Good VeRY tetc . BUBHe.ine.R, BCFORft Vow 5t3r-l IMPORTANT fP . Ou-TTJI 1 ' ' 1 La Grande "Never Say Die". ', Is Latest - " MacLean Photoplay. "Moilon pictures .are borrt not made." - , 1 . . . This was tho slogan of Raymond Cannon in writing tho scenario for DoukUih Maelamn's great laugh ing Hureess. "Never Hay Die," ut Sherry's. ,' In adapting this latest MacT.ean vehicle from the famous Broadway triumph In which Vlllit Collier i played the leading role,. Mr. Can non made no attempt to write a scenario prior to the start on actual production. Tho working scenario was rouBhly ilinwp and the situations developed as each scene was beinK shot. - J f . .. , .V ' . , " "" "This meant that tho Incidents rUy for this interestlns obser. in the story happened naturally.- DnrhiB his years with the Slates Mr. fannon. -Totnedy Mi.s Vi'"nUS?X.'':-rIilS!jlJlS2,11--nations suKKisted themselves as we j.''0''1' ' V klnU ol .I'lHui-o im- ,. ,,.t.ra hn..,n,l Micr the sun ares, and he claims just as they do In real llfe-Vspon- J . .... ' ' - tnneousiy. I lie pieiuie wu wor.i-r It sprung Into belns with comedy which was natural ami then-tore. rcully funny. , "Thore urp no forci'd'' IniiKhH In "Never Say Die because: no situa tion 1h mechanical, .in niy, opin ion, a laiiKh which Is tpontineons Is worth five hahnoyod i?ai?s. Mr, iMcI.enn and his Hiipporltitg cast threw thcmselv's into tho, char acterizations and tried to 'feel their !...... tin..- .till ttlllirru which were not prescribed ' In thdin . ,! Plunw I have ever dl uii ,..i, i,,,ii,M-..iu than If they had been -planned- In advance." Also sliowinfT. "Tlie Munihin'M Ontli," ln.li:in fronll.-r ulnry.' "Abraham Lincoln", Opens nt ' Arcade Today. The opening of "Aliraham Lin coln" at the Arcade reenlis tluit Uic n.nrlyr president w:ia a bellevr . in dicaniH and It Is of record Hint l ha w;i Niilij'-ct to two dreams' equally reinarkahlo. , j After lie went to the White House. Mr. Lincoln drr-amed one, niKl't that lie was on a bis ahlp! saillnp away in siranKe waters, lie! knew 'not wheneo or whither. The . next' morn Ins pood - new came from iho army. Many times thre- . after PreMident Lincoln had the same dream and It was olwuya fnl- ' low d by trootJ newfl. I'oward the dost of the war the fff - nry prpfldpnt hud a terrible dream that upet holh Mrs. Lin coln and himself for several days. One nltfht lie seemed to Ih aroused from his fd'-ep by the voices of many people In mourn luff and lamentation. The voices cam' from all sides stn choir Invisible ot woe, and h" went out to Inquire Hip rauftc. Ife descendei ih a'alra to the east room and ther in the middle of it. Mood a black rata- SE.S-MW A BOK ? lO e.TAW ALONt p AMV-RUN , SV. Amw-Run ) l-r vi .(Htm w :U4-. 'I -Wk-r, R'il V "'fir MS A THINa QOUT 1 know 4tCTHir Mcts.'I 15 Tav,'; TOSTIMOMY Theatres falque upon which rested a corpse In grave .cl6thcs. Tho president asked the the attendant: Vho Is dead In the White House?" "The president," replied the man. This Is Hie last recorded dream of President Lincoln and there is evi dence that ho accepted it as a premonition of the future. Director Says Most People Are "At Home" In Poolrooms. Relieve It or not, hilt Iho. nver nite person Is more nt home In a pool room or galiibllnif house than j-1" c,"lrrn. '! , ,J- Oordon T-.dwnrds. vetertn di 1 1 ""' . ' ' , trect Is that nf n irambl nc house : i ... or pool room In full hwIiik", while that 'of a t'hiirrh worvlce Is thn hard est . 1 1 waa j list rfcon 1 1 y. while diroctlnn a Mft KamblhiK hotiso and pool rnotu Hrone fur his hitrst William l'ox plrture, "It la tlif Law." which cohk-h to tho Hlar theater today, that Mr. Kdwards i volri d thfs Kei'miimly odd, hut still very lorlenl opinion If you let him explain it. "Of alt the hundreds of scenes rerli'd, those where men arc shown playlns pool or men and women inuulnir at curds, rouletle and oili er foritiH of ftainhllnir, are tho east ern lo handle," .Mr. Kdwunls said. The reason for this to my mind," lie enntinu.-d, "Is that all forms of Kainl.limr have sneh a stronR fuu-i-lmiiion .for everybody that even Snoclgrass cr Zimmerman Undertakers Ambulnnce Service Phone Main 62 Comer 4th and Fenn HUSBAND 6TAWEO wn DOWOWN TDO - HE 'jENT ME OF CANDS A PEACE fcrfcl tl T I 1 the most inexperienced "extras" forgret their self conscience and en ter Into their acting with a na tural lest "In making 'It la the Uw' I have such a pool room scene as well as one showing a big. exclus ive gambling casino In full swing. "In filming this latter scene for the picture never ul .hundred 'ex tras men and women were used. I'hey were shown playing roulette. cards, and mah jongg ami within u few seconds utter taking their places In the set they were so in terested lu the. ucttial play the mah jongg especially that my job of handling the scene was a com parative cinch. 'Just a- iw days later, this same crowd of 'extra' were used to people ,a church scene. Their simple tak was to sit In pews, lis ten to a sermon and sing hymns. It took nearly three days to get just what was- wanted. "So, oven at the risk of roulng tho ire of ministers and church people, I must repeat that Mr. Av erage Vcrson acts more naturally and with loss 'rostra tut when .at play than ho does when at prayer. Beck & Walker, Coming Here, in Class by Themselves. When Berk, & yVulkor,. owpers of the celebrated colored in lustre) company which Is to appear at the Arcade thetiter here ini Monday night, I'Vhrnary id. closed their contract this year with lhtu Mor ton, the comedian . and eecetitrle roller Nliulo dancer, they dlsap pointed several other . leading vaudeville concerns and added I mountain of strength to their repe toirc. Morion In in a class by him self In vaudeville elreleH, and the ska tea lie, is the leader ot them all. His amies on the rollers art considered by many as Impossible, Iton'l 1'ail. to set him. SI Herl nn School Architect t'hosen. SILVKItTON, Ore. At n special meeting of tho Sllverton school ooard 1 M. Stokes of 1'ortland was chosen airchilect for the new school building to ho erected nt Silvrtori within Hie next few months. Mr. Stokes Is to have the nlnns completed- wlthiji three weeks. Blue Ribbon Bread THE SIMJT LOAF 21 OZ.,. JThj Mtulo Clcmi Sold Clean In tho making of our products we visa only tho boat of raw materials and take prldo In tho fact that wo have the most modern factory In Kastorn Oreffon and the "best ovens known to tho bnk ins: - world. Wo only employ bakers of wldo ex perience who aro worltlnj? to mUo the very best broad for you. Try a loaf and be convinced. - From the raw material to the consumer without having boon .touched, by tho human hands. . .... La Grande Bakery K. J. MrWlI.MAMH, Owner The Only Iiiili-H.-iiilciit Dukcrjr in l.n Cranile, BliCE ItlllllON BREAD ' S 171 'KR PINK DREAR Eighth Message t- Why pay morcT You can buy an ' ' ESSEX or a HUDSON COACH for leas. Ledbettcr Garage l itis Adams Avenue ' The low cost of operating our IniHiiirss enables ns to sell you . niei f hamlise for less money. Furniture Exchange l ir and Jefferson IMione 474-V WE HUV', SELL OK TRADE Blue Mountain Oregon Lumber tub iikht nouns of tiir r a tie ri'i:nt IN YOI'R 1IOMI5, IIAVK ONI3 YOU WILL KNJOY. Bowman-Hicks Lumber Company MAI CIIAIV AM) nox WOOIt PIION'E MA IX 611 i J. U MUMIALIi HERE'5 AiCE 8iG CHOC'LiT MI55US KuRT2 1 v. v. rrrt 27 YEARS AGO Daily Morning Observer, Febru ary 1 1. 1888. -7- Mesdames 1. M. Clark and K. W. Bartlett enter tained the ladies' whist club at the home of Dr. and Mrs. A. U Itleh- unlson Thui-sduy afternoon. J. I O'Brien, superintendent of thu O. It. and N.. is In the city. H. Smith, of tho Grande Itonde Lumber company, has been spend ing a few days in Portland- t'nion county has fallen into the habit of electing men to fill offices and draw the salary, and tlieu to appoint deputies to do thu work and pay them for it. -. ' . l-'red B. Currey Is In the Cove In the interest of the Observer. County School Huperlntemh-nt J. K. Reynolds In riding in from hta farm Thursday morning to con duet the teachers" examination came very near being serlouHly hurt hy hla horse (dipping luto n hole and falling with him. fortun ately he escaped with only a uprainrd wrist. ' The tux levy fori I nhm county is 2:t mills, i i Born In this city Wednesday, February u, iNiifl, to Mr. and Mrs, Jay Thompson, a daughter. Councilman Ouv!ed hy Siv I'cct. - , MARSHl-'IKl.lt. Ore. Walter Pouter of Bandon, where council men are elected by wards. loses hh Vdace on Hie deliberative body after serving one month. Mr, . Punter's i lb;lbillly was finest toned und It was held lie was not a resident of the ward from which lie was .serv ing. Thi- conl roversy resulted In an order for city Knglneer lladseii lo establish Hie coiincllinanir boun d:iry or lite district in ipiesiion nial ilie findings showed Mr. Punter to be six feet outside Hie disputed ward. lEniirhi-i- Si-riiill-ily llui-t. niON'l). On-. III! by tin- bwi-pp of u ftiump tuillor wlu-n u ninirli--treo hrnki-, J- V). Mtltli-r, prniiilm-ilt QrimKi' Hall rani-lior. was-Ki-rlously '.Hin. Inti-mnl Injyrii'S worn fear i il ly tho atli-nillnK nliysii-kin. . AMW -AMV- WOU Should NEvEe OFFER VNITH HOUR FiNOERS - f 3V-TT mm i Olynipia Oyster Cocktails In Season at- I THE LOTTES 1118 Jefferson Ave. Buy This Home 7-ltOOW, M(l)i:ltN liot'st: o iavi:i s'i'iii:i:i'. a tiAtt- CAIN AT mU.-IIIMMI. $7rill,(PII CASH, HAI, At: IV MtrNTHIiY I'AVMI'.NIS. WRICKS & HLACK III.MIlllt r'irn & Anlo liisiinttu-n II in Ailvi-rtlsns ltf lie know. Il'a iiuudl WEAVER'S Tailors, Clrnners, Iycrt And I'rcsscrs i l'llONM AIAIN 73U Depot Street La Grande Mattress Shop and 'Weaving Works ' MattrcBses of all kinds cleaned and rebuilt; Feather Renovating. Rag and Fluff ' Ruga made to order and for sale. Carpet and Rig ClMh lng. Furnlturo Rc-covcrlng !.lcrnsct Fliinlgatcr. Factory Phone 424-W ; V CHAS. EDWAUIIS, ran, . UNION-LA GRANDE AUTO STAGE ; TIME TAI1LE j 1 icnves . ' Learrs Union La (.ramie 8:16 A. At. 11:00 A. M. P. M. 6:16 p. it. tiuntlaya ' f. lirnm Leaves ' Union La Grnmle 1:00 I. M. 6:15 P. M. Kntlinlity Nl-;1it Hncrlals 1,1-nves l.cavf-s I nlon I.a riraiule 7:00 I'. M. 11:00 P. M. lli-nleil -ni-s I'. a. Ix l.AI', .Miinnui-r ' Ilondiiutirli-iN, Sonmu-r Hotel BUILDING MATERIAL KAMI ANI IKHlltS IIAItllWAltIC Grande Ronde Lumlier Co. ' A Home ('imci-rn With lluino Purimse MILL WOOD Greenwood Avrnae) Phone .M-73J BY TAYLOR ' But MOM'TV V. W I noboc-v Ever I v'WKaN Paj mm i