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The Observer Want
The Market
FOR RENT
FOR KENT 7-room house. 110S
0 Ave. 7-3-U-61P
FOR RENT Mourn -room fur-'
. sashed cpartment ut'Muple Apts.
1812 Second St. 12-3-13-Ctp!
FOR REXT Modern three-room i
furniBhrd iipurtment. Newly l:a. j
somined. HKHim heated. 1G0G :
--.-ivaali. lli-3-U-u"
Ir aiouern lurnisneu
wo room nparl incut. Waverly
Apt. 0-3-JJ-rilp
fQn RENT Furnished rooms for
: -tight housekeeping. 1&I2 Adams.
. V phone XS7-J. 11-2-27-tf
VQH RENT - Crown ljouwi nu
comi hi. riiono a 1 8-.I.
lU-2-2-tf
rpH PF.NT Modern steam heat
ftl apartments. War-most In city,
flose in. See Archie J. Murray,
fvnnpy Bli.g. lG-2-lij-tfp
FOR BALE Purehrad White Lei?,
horn pullets. Fnrmers 204.
It
s-a-i 1-at.p
FOIl RAMi- Hupmnblle, Modt it
I f. fouring. Terms, to responsible
r
any. ruone 433-w.
' 12-3-13-fitp
FOR BALE 330 feet of 8-foot
jieavy clilekrn wire. $10. Phone
H8-J. 12-3-13-4IP
fOfl BALE
, . kr land,
' 5 "Vith waif
OR TRADE 310 acres
ISO ae.reuhle, 40 acres
r right, about !10 acred
JFOR SALE
Three-room modern home, kO'
location near shops and ' school.
Owner Is leaving town ami has
priced this property ao it will
4,1. It will pay you to invontl
giitn this.
1 -0-
Vfleven-room home, well locale
oti paved street, for $:J7on. Tlie
t4"ms are very reasonable. '
"i -o-
One-ncro tract close to Grenn-
wbod school and new saw mill.
S-fnam liome and harn on place.
is place will consider a small
!0r as part of first payment.
I -0-
Four-room home, ctty water,
electric lights, plastered. This is
a well-made small home, well lo
i cftted. A small automobile or
l real estate contract will be ao !
cepted as a first payment and the
balance can be paid like rent.
ilGeo.H.Girrey
REALTORS
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ATTORNEYS
1 Cochran a EnicRnAitn oeo.
A. T r 1 I r.
-y vvviii.u uiiu i-uiiiii n. r.iier-
hard, Attorneys, La Grande Na
tional Rank Hull. lint,-.
CIIIRORRAOTOKS
DR. BELLB MTRRH Chlroprio
' tor, New Foley Building. Hours
, ; 10 to lz a. m., I lo 6 p. m and
7 to p. m.
, DR. J. B. WOODfiLI, Chlroiirao
y.or and Naturopath. Hkin and
;' hlood diseases, headaches, ap
5 pandlcltls, backaches, rhe-jma-
' i tlsm, asthma, eczema, varicose
1 veins, all kinds of stomach,
heart and kidney trouble aun-
eeasfully treated. Blood pressure
I reduced. Diseases of women and
) children a specialty. Suite 20,
f Soinmer Bide;. Phone 4J7-W.
' Residence Phone UD-W.
I OmrEOPATHIO rilVSICIAN "
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Dr.
' J. L. Ingle, Osteopath, Spinal
Arurvature and fallen arches a
j specialty. Dr. Margaret Ingle,
Osteopath. . Diseases of women
and feeding of Infants a sn-
' J clalty. Office Phone Main 10.
i
Res. Phone 10C-R. Somraor
Bldg.
ft
HYSICIAN-HUROEON Dr. F. L.I
j Ralston Practice limited to the
eye. ear, nose and throat, and
rutins; or glasses. Hommer Bldg.
Main 778. 1-1-lm!
PROFESSIONAL DECORATOR j
" jflOTTSE PAINTING. Calcimlnlng I
J and Paper-hanging. J. Iindy. i
5 Phone 411-W. 2-2l-tf
. A. STOOP Realtor. Iji Orande I
National Rank Rid?. rone!
Vein . I-N.lm
NAT I 'RE tTRi: 1
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tR. A. N. and MART E. MAY-1
VTI.LE Pnectollsls In chronic f
1 dlsenfies. Methods: Naturop.Tth)
and .Merhsno-Thernpy. Skin and!
X blood diseases, nervous diseases, j
chronic headaches, ccxema. scio-
ties, appendicitis, constip.ilion.
bowel trouble;' all kinds of;
chronic diseases suerrssrury ;
treated. Call Main 523. MoT-!
Vlltn VtttvA Cm lt..n, 111,.!
1 Fast Aams Ave. tKllee liiitirSj
i V 10 to 12 . m . 1:30 lo 5 p. ni j
7 f Consultation Free. J
Place of Union and Wallowa Counties
The Call
Of The
Highway
Spring brin -fs n fall to get
out on the rami that's linr.1
to resist. Jf you liavo u cur,
ymi lire templed lo use it nt
once. If you haven't one,
nure ti nipfeil U) take tlx
plunge uml join Hit crrnvd.
.Now Is time to It'll pros
pects nhour usiil car hur-
gains. They v liilcrested
ami they ufir he buying
kohii, The Observer" Want
Ail will reach tlii'in hi a
I hi cry miii with minimum
COM.
"an oi.sfkvmi want
Al Wll.li ih iv"
fluh-lrrkated. threp. large Hprlmjn,
Jots of rovvfi and Iiokh anil ma
chinery, nenr Baker proJrt.
Ono-half mil from Tlocoflet.
$12.fl00.n0. $sri0r cnah. halanc(
0 years. J5. Klaaer, Tploenset.
44-3-2-1 mp
KOH RAI.r. OldR S truck.
r
Itar-
Kfthi. Se finis. Mcfrnry.
:t-Htp
I'OR SALE Oil Tit A HE I'oril
touring enr in ood ronililion.
I'nll at l-:nlerprlse Marki'l.
14-3-13-lil
FOR KALE Red fir and t.-ima-rnek
poals. Rhone 440-.. W. J.
Kelly. U-3-U-.Hp
KOR SALE 11124 Slar, at a bar
gain. Run less Hum 20011 miles.
See f'Hns. Mef'i-nry. 1 Ti-R-1 I -31 y
WANTBD
WANTED
158-J.
Lawn worlt. Rhone
6-3-10-C
WANTED Sewing neatly done.
Phone 434 W. Mrs. Nora Wehh.
-12-17-lre
LOST
LOST Hay horse with star In
forehead. Wt. 1200 to 1300 lbs.
Notify .Mrs. II. I'rlswold. Allcel.
17-3-10-6tp
FOUND
FOUND Pair of horri-rlmmed
i c luftsun, uii miliums avenue, vwn
er may call Main 37 to Idonllfy
article and pay for advertising
cliarpes. 22-3-12-21
Quick Reference
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
L.. O. O. M. La Grande I.odge
No. 360 Loyal Order of Mnnse.
holds rfiKlllar meetings every
Thursday nlicht at 8 p. m. nt
Odd Fellows' hall. The TOnm.n-.
Mooschenrt LeKlon No. ss
meets every second and fourth
Thursdays of each month. Vis
itors welcome.
nr. A. N. Mayvllle, Dictator.
Harold I.und, Secretary.
B. P. O. KLKS La Orande Lodire
No. 438. ldKe meets each
Thursday evening at i o'clock.
Home and club orlvii
filly estendad to all llrother
P.Iks.
Lester Bramwell,
Exalted Ruler.
Mood Ecklcy, Secretary.
WOOPMEN OF THE WORLD
Ijl Orande Camp No. ill, Meets
every first and third Tllonilsv
nights at Eagles hall. All vis
iting Neighbors welcome. Dues
payable at office of the Clork,
Rooms S1-J8. La Qrande Na
tional Rank Building.
T. Recce. C C.
R. J. Kitchen, Clerk.
A. F. and A. M. Iji Grande Lodge
No. 41, A. F. and A. M. holds
regular meetings first and third
PTldays at T:80 p. m. Cordial
welcome to all Masons.
J. L. Ingle. V7. M.
A. V. Llndgren, Secretary.
JCNTGHTfl OF PYTHIAS Red
Cross Lodge No. 17 meets every
Monday evening In Castle hall
(K. of P. Hall), at 8 p. m. A
Pythian welcome to all vlsltlnr
Knights.
C. U Berry. C. C.
C. L. Graham, K. R. 8.
O. E. S. Hope Oispter No. II. O
E. S. holds stated communica
tion the second snd fourth Wed
nesdays of each month st 8:00
p. m. Visiting members cordially
welcomed.
Mamie K. Eberhnrd. W. M.
Florence Racon. Secretary
THE PTTHIAN SISTERS meet
every Friday evening, except the
fourth of cieh mouth, at 7:30 at
the 1C. P. Ha'l. All vls'.tin; sis
ters Welcome.
V. F. IV. Mildred Crowley.
M. of R. and C, Dora Rose,
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NOTICE.
Classified Want Ads are strict.
ly CASH IN ADVANCE) copy
must be In not later than
a. tn. date of Insertion.
Rales: 2o per word for each
Insertion,
CA1.VF.H OAI-VISS From the fa
mous Tillamook hnavy produotnif
dairy stool;. All calves carefully
r" tee ted am) orders handled
hy me personally. Attractive dls
cnuntH Riven on qtianiity orders.
Hpeclal low priro on the hiKhent
chtMH Jersey heifers, lufe ileUv-f-ry
uml HullHraeliun (fuarantei-tl.
MiMilion thia ad. - Kor ileHeriplton
(uifl prlees wrlle Paul I tisiiey.
. HiirresHor to "Hmiih I he culf
man," Tillamook. Orejron.
3-1 4-i 1 -2S-4-4
FOU 8AI.K- rodKe' Bedan. flMi.OO.
J. ft. l.ill.lH'y, U02 O Ave.
!)-:i-l l-ltp
TO TR A PK rendleton property
for l.n Gmmle property, (live all
details and price fh'Hl letter.
Wrilc W. K. Itepiui, 217 S. (Irani
Si., I'emlh lon, Ore. 2M--M-llp
FOR RAT.E One team. wnKon and
harness, f'-nll at Shamlow ranch
on I.fldd Canyon road. John H.
Peters. 12-S-H-ltp
iZl'llEH
IZl'ltKIt HHIfK 4-ronm modern
I apart m en ih. ItonniB with hoard
r JiihI rooms,
il -oil prices.
15-3-14-llp
Win RENT Klve room Modern
house. iL'or, Tenih Street. Rhone
M 7f.0. 10-3-14-llp
FOR SALE Ford Tudor sednn.
New, run only 2r.0fl miles. Com
pletely equipped, speedometer,
bumpers, spare lire, ele. Me
rhnnirally. point, tires, etc., ab
solutely perfect. Must sell ac
count sickness. No reasonable of
fer rerused. Rhone Davison,
Main 7R7. 33-3-14-ltp
FOR SALE Cement 'mixer and
ouiril. Inquire !I03 Spring.
8-3-l4-2t'p
"Motlicr" Slnris Fund.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. A "Ma
damme Schumann-Heinlt" dish
fund to furnish I he chinaware forj
the' proposed American Legion
home here nvas starteil at u recent
mecllng or the Fort Harrison I'nit
of tlie Legion Auxiliary. On her
last visit here, "Molber"' Schu-mann-lieinll
donated one dollar to
be used to start some Ulnd of fund
for The American Legion.
$2,481.00
GIVEN FREE
The above amount has been
given away by us In prizes.
$5S7.80 more will be given away
as follows:
First prize 1925 Ford Toiring
car. Besides this splendid first
prize we are going to give away
40 other prizes.
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Mr. Lesser, in order to trnnsier
Rearrange the figures In thrvto the screen this story Just as It
nbove square In such a manner had been writ ten. arranged to
that they will count Hi each way ! prologrnph the pictures In cxneily
(horizontally snd vertically) nnd ,n,! fnme location and reproduce
send us your nnswer together.mnnv of the exact scenes,
with yo tr name and address When nil lans had been com
neatty written on a sheet of pa-I Pted. .Tohn Jasper, production
per and If yon? answer Is correct; manager of Principal Pictures,
we will nt one mall yon a splen- wns nnt ,,,to thft location B,,n nV
did Illustrated prize list descrlb-1 Mr- I-wt Pnv Wf)V
Ing thn prizes nnd giving full ln-"nfi nrrlvnl of Ihn company of
formation nnd rules. In case nf ' Payers and teehnlelnns. When Mr.
ties general appearance, neatnessl , fl0r an'1 ,nft ro"pany arrived
and hand-writing of entry will be,,1,rV fm,mI n nftw,y b",H ron'
considered factors. If correct we'r,rros lh" ftIOflff ,a tWpt
will ndvlso you by return rm.lt of nnd In many lMtnnre
a simple condition to fulfill. Don't Uirn"Rn fissures of rock that had
send any mony. Yoa can be aihPPn b,n8,M nwi,y, , ppp?1. i
prize winner without spending one'
cent of your money,
Send your answer act quickly,
The Pacific Homestead
' . 180 Kouth Commercial
Salem. Oregon.
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rn 57 a calling i J. fEir l. 1
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I OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo
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41 .JUlT6ft PAST TeiM,
but you t,eR(s not in
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SFT GGAW SuPPeRT BY THAT
TlWe YOU OCf4-i TO
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La Grande
"Notch Number One"
Starring Yakima
At Sherrys Today
Tt was a pleasure to see our old
friend 13en Wilson again starring
on the screen in "Notch Number
One" nn Arrow-Great-Western pro
duction. Ben certainly picked a
mighty good plot for his return to
the silver sheet. Also he brought
in added attraction with him In
Yakima Canutt, chanipion Ameri
can cowboy, who was presented by
Fx-Secrctary McAdoo with the
Roosevelt eup last fall, winning It
from all comers at the two lead
ing western rodeos.
Pen, as the ranch foreman, is
hopelessly in love with the boss's
dnughler. Marjorie Daw. His boss
is shot and to save her fiance he
allows himself lo be cuptured and
taken to jail. Reed Howes as the
fiance. Arthur Mackly and 1, It tie
lllllle Lord as "Dicky" are all fine.
The work of fanult in proving the
foreman's innocence Is full of dra
matic thrills.
Comedy showing. "A Fat
f hancc.V starring Walter Hiers.
Great Picture Made
Exact Setting .
Of Story.
"A great picture rhode under
great difficulties," was the com
ment of Pol Lesser, president of
principal Pictures corporation nf-
. ter tlie completion of production
i work on his film version of "The
.,Mlne with the Iron Door," Harold
-Hell Wright's newest and greatest
' ! ii.im.liLh nnvol im.l lull It'll ill nil.
t1 nrninreil nu the fenture TiiMnrn nl
I Sherry's Sunday, Mondny and Tues-
I day.
Jj For Mr. Wright, when he wrote
his story, trnvelled Into the Can-
ndn del Dro (Canyon of Cold) In
jjlhe Catalinn mountains In Arl-
zonn, near Tucson, by horsennk
j nnd over rough country which did
not then bonst even a trail. And
' 11 ?, ''"""""
hy which the players nnd others
were transported dally between the
locntlon site and their camping
place on the Triangle ranch
miles distant.
Here were photographed the
scenes nf the old mining prospect-
2-
ii
TMlMK VPr TT
r r-2" i (nfyiU
Theatres
ors and their shack; of the dinky
littlo mine, and the struggling lit
tle creek where thoy panned for
gold; of Saint Jimmy, the young
physician broken tn health who
with his mother .brought cheer to
Die Inhabitants of the Canada del
Oroj nnl of other Important se
quences In the picture.
When this location had served
Its purpose the company left for
another site twenty-five miles fur
ther into the wilderness, and atop
a high mountain where the au
thor had pictured the cabin of
Natachee, the Indian whORO door
step was a huge boulder on the,
edge or a great cliff, from which
there was a view of the country
for miles on all sides. Lumber and
the fittings for this Indian cabin
were ''snaked" up the steep and
rocky hillside, for there were no
roads or trails It ailing Into that
wilderness.
The chase across the country
when.lhj hero and the Indian
trailed the.. bandit captors of the
heroine of this highly dramatic
and most' human of tales was
limed in the verious sections of
t he count ry bet ween Tucson nd
the Mexican border covered by the
author when he rashloned his
novel.
Priscilla Dean .
In Colorful Romance
At the Star.
Fiery Priscilla Dean, now at the
Star in her second Hunt Strom-
berg special product ion, 'A fafe
In "aim," a Producer! I Hst ribnt
j I tig corporal ion release. Advance
reports state thai tills new pic-
lure Is not only one of the most
lavish product inns In which , Miss
lieiin has ever appeared but thut
Grande
Ronde
Lumber Co,
A Home Oonnrrn Willi
Home I'lirpoaa
We Iinvo aonio odil stock,
tin. I icrniln of Mind I'alnlH
ami )ilil-sld Windows,
Wn wish lo mnvn this
slock nn. I are lnaklii bar
tain prlts.
i
it even exceeds "The Siren of Re.
ville"fTom the point of action, and
drama tip interest. .
A Cafe In Cairo" Is a, plcturlita
tlon of the novel of the same name
by Jzola Forrester, author of "Thu
White Moth.' 'and the photoplay
version is credited to Harvey Gates
who wrote "The Wildcat of Paris'
and a number of other earlier
PrUicltla Dean triumphs. It Is 4
colorful, exotlo melodramatic ro
mance ;of the land of Cleopatra,
and it Ut mid that the very at
moHphere and myttliciNm of the Far
KiiBt pehvades Its every scene.
As Naida. fasclnatlnK little Hour!
who falls In love with a daubing
younjf American secret service ope
rator. Miss Dean is Klvon u rolo
which exactly fits her tnUiiue
ser!en per.sonallty. i And lulo it
she injfeta not only the temp'ht
ous portrayal for whieU she Is
runious but also a heart appeal
tjtut ' she has heretofore iut re
vealed. . '
AlthquKh 'A fafe In Cairo" Is s
setitially a melodrama. It tells one
of the most ehtirmiUK love stories
that ban graced the cn'en in many
moons. Home of tlt thrills with
which It abounds are the uttack on
Hie KukIInIi caravan, the utiempt
to overt brown t tlm llritlsh power
in Cairo, the cafe and lmren)
scenes mid the fitfht at he llouso
of SlarH which, termi nates in u
Hltine-tintrliiiir knlte struKtrle un
derneath the water.'
Appearing oposl(e prlHcllhi
Mean is Ituhert Kills, while niher
iimmhei'M 11I' her support hifr 'at
Purity Bread
nlnilo Clean Sold Clcnn
Tiulli In ndverllnlng Implies honesty In nmnurarturo
and the assurance nf a square ileal, Give nn n, trial,
La Grande Bakery
K. i. McWn.MAMS, Owner
Tlie Only Independent Uakorx In tm OranilB.
BLUE RIDBON BRliAll . SCl'ERFINB BREAD
ACME PAINT
covers more surface, and really costs less.
: Paint for every surface
Paint for livery Purpose.
Furniture Exchange
Fir and Jefferson Phone 474-J
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE
Exide Batteries
STKO.M liKltG
S. & M. Rpotlitfbts
Facknnl WJro all sfes
GMieiator ite Slnt-ter Itruslics
JJgliL (.lobes all sizes
Liuiip KiM'kels
Genuine I tern y nntl Pclco
Colls, Points,, t'tr, , ,
FRED T.
'Sio'tfllu
, ( I,A (JRANDK-JOHFl'II HTACE LINK
' '. Raars A tkildlron, J'roiis.
St.'iEM Leave Ln (Jrnnile Daily
7:.'i0 :()() . 12:110 - 4:00
Staples I-ave Joseph '
7::i() - 10:30 - 12:30 - 2:30
Eighth Message
Why pay more? Yon can bny on
ESSEX or a HUDSON COACH for leu.
Ledbetter Garage
1406 Adams Avenue
TA MR rmitei.0Vt9.- IT
Ne.53 ON MV PART TO ACCEPT ALL, THE
Mofjew AMD HOrtoR I RECeiueO FROM THE
BEAUT4 CONTEST WHEN MAGIC MUD WAS
RESPONSIBLE FOR MV 6UCCE.SS - WONT
A0U R.EA'bE LET ME VvRlTE WOLJA
TESTIMONIAL LETTER GIVING MAOlC
MUD THE CREDIT y )
lncludo Carl Htockdale, Harry
1 Woods. Kvelyn fielbie, l,arry Kteers,
Ruth Klnff. John Htepplinic and
CarmeD Phillips, fhet Wit hey di
rected under the personal super
vision of Hunt Hlromberir, and Sol
j Polito ts credited with the photog
raphy. 1 Singing Bell Hops
'Head Sunday
Vaudeville Bill.
A" well balanced vaudeville Mil
In a proKram that in highly di
verting will bo presented . at the
Arcade theater on Sunday.
Three Sinking Bell Hops in songs
as you like them present an act
1 hat always pleases for everyone
likes K'-'ud sitmhiK and this trio
certainly can sing. .Made up as
helho)s. they have the opportun
ity of , dispensing -enough comedy to
offset the usual singing. Alan Gray
In versatile originalities, a comedy
magic act that has the audience
roaring with laughter not a dull
moment. Watch him closely ami.
IiIk egotistical mannerisms, conver
sation and fen is In comedy leger
demain. The Cues In "Han't fall
Me, Pop", a1 comedy musical o-
fering introducing solos on the
cornet, trombone and savophoun
in a repertoire of popular melo
dies, llurst Devars, In "Mil
linery Nonsense," In an effective
stage selling. This refreshing cou
ple introduce iwo excellent per
sonantles In a P'-rles of laugh-pro
CAHniJItlCTOnS
Klaxon Horns
Stop JJgbts
Itobcrt ltoKuh anil Chninpion
Spark Plugs
Copikt Tuhliift
Gitrbrlcl Snub hers
BURGESS
1B0M Jfittmnm t.
CbmfurftiUu Cj
UKE SEV-TlSH- .
I I 11 Iks-.-nr-
MAKE
K.minr if -Johthank
yoking situations. Intermingled-
with tuneful songs and clever
dancing. Max Freehand Duo In a
few thrills, a novelty act that Is
very eentuttional and daring and
performed in a most unusual way.
orchestra and pictures are also
fcature-J on the bill.
Africa Kales Its T.octists
And Ships Then to Holland
ALKXANDltlA. Fgypt (AP)
Locusts, the plague of South Africa
may yet be found to have e com
mercial value. Kighly-elght bales
of the' Inserts, dried, weighing IK
tons, were forwarded reei-ntly from
Kaxerne to Durban for shipment to'
Holland. It is recitllt d here that an
oil for use In airplane engines,,
which retains lis liquidity at very
high altitudes, een be extracted
from locusts, and tlvot a by-product "
of the process Is a food for cat lie'
and poultry.
fi-room nmilerii bouse,
garage, lot rM I III, cor
ner Wiilntit and Main
si reel 8. Shade ' irccrt
ami shniblH'iy; pnvetl
btrce'H.
Pllceil $:lsiio
$fi00 cash lialanco on
lernis,', 1 '
WKEKS & RLACK
llFAIrOttH
New Foley IHdg. r
Insurance - Ivans
b4
Poultry
Netting
Now is llio tlnii) lo make
llio Chicken I'urk. 1 liavo
' l'KXClNO
In All IMgliM
F. L. LILLY
11 Hardware
. Phone MaIh 81
vil wm a
WEAVER'S
Tailors, Cleaners, Dyers
And l'rcasrrs
I'HOMC MAIN 7SJ
- Jtcpot Streut
La Grande
, Mattrcaa Shop and ,
Weaving Works
Mattresses of all kinds
eleaned and rehullt; Feather
Renovating. Rag and Fluff
Rugs made to order and tor
ante. Carpet and R'Jg CleaaM .
tug. Furniture Reicoverlntv'
fjcciisefl FiinilKatcr.
Factory I'hone 424-W '
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Iieaves Leaves
Union Im Grande
T:00 P. M. 11:00 P. It.
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