Monday, March 23, 1925.
THE LS GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE SEVEN
f
The Observer Want
The Market
rOR RENT
FOR RENT . Furnished 3-room
apartment on lower floor with ;
garden plot. 2107 Third.
J 3-3-21 -tf j
KOR KENT 2-room furnished
house. Adults only. 1.1U 8 Ave. I
10-3-21-2IP
KOIt HUNT Furnished Iwo-rooin.
apartment. 2001 Second, i
S-3-21-21p;
KOK RENT 2-rootn apartment. !
furnished for light housekeeping. I
Side entrance. t'heap rent. i:tij j
X avp. iG-:i-2o-:itp
P'OIV RENT -
- Modern five-room
'all at 21104 First.
io-::-2o-ci
apartment.
I'DIt RENT Pour room modern
furnished apartment. t'all ar.r- W.
8-3-l!l,tf
l-OR RENT .Mo-lorn lions-, fur
nished, on paved atruet. Phone
fit W. io.3-ts-ntp
FOR RENT furnished rooms for
S light housekeeping. 1612 Adams.
! Phone 2t.7-J. II-2-27.tf
FOR RENT
i, Second Bt.
C-room houso on
Phono 3IS-.7.
10-2-20-tf
rOR SALE
FOR SALE OR TRADE 310 acres
Of land, 3 SO ncreable, 40 acres
with water rlrcht. anoVit 90 acres
Bub-lrrlated, three large hpi-Iucm.
lots of. cows and hOKH and ma
chinery, near Baker project.
! oue-lialf nillo from Tciocoset.
FOR SALE
Tlirefi-room modern home, rooiI
location near shops and school.
Oft'ner Is leaving town and has
priced this property so it will
)U. It will pay you to Invpstl
tta this. 1
';. -o- - ' !
! ;f?oven-room honifi, well loentel:
A piivod stroct, for $3700. The
terms are very reasonable. 1
I -o-
lOne-arro tract close to Green
wood school and new saw mill.
I -room home nnd barn on place.
This place will consider a small
Mr as part of first payment.
0 .
, Four-room home, city water.
Alectrlc lights, plastered. This is
well-mado small home, well lo
uted. A small automobile or
real estate contract will bo oc
oepted as a first paymr-nt and the
balance can be paid liko rent
jGeo.H.Cwrrey-
I REAITOR8
Ileal Estate Loans Insnrancc
Business & Professional Directory
Classified for Quick Reference .
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
ATTORNEYS
fcOCHMAN & EnEUHARD Qo.
T. Cochran and Colon R. Ebur
hard( Attomoys, T,a Grande Na
tional Rank Biill.llntr.
mrHoi'RAorons
)R. 11RLI.K MTEHS Chiroprac
tor, New Foley HulMlnfr. Uourn
10 to It a. m 3 to 6 p. m and
1 to p. m.
j 1UK. J. K. WOODELIj Chlroprnc-
i tor and Naturopath, flkln and
blood dlseaspa. headaches, ap-
Y pcndlcltla, baokachoa, rhn-jma-
tlsm, aathroa, nczeina, varlcoiifl
lt velna, all kinds of atomaoh,
'9 heart and kidney trouble auo-
oeaafully treated. Blood preaaiire
, reduced. Dlaeaaea of women and
il children a apeclalty. Suite to,
tl Bommer Blrtir. Phone 4J7-W.
- Renld-noe TPhone 190-W.
S OSTKOPATmO PIIV8IOIAN
I- OSTEOPATHIC PHTSIC1AN Tr.
J. L. Ingle, Osteopath. Rplnal
curvature and fallen archea
apeclalty. Dr. Mamaret Initio,
Ohteopath. Dlaeasea of vomen
and feeding of Infanta a ape
clalty. Office Phone Main 106.
Rea. Phone 106-R. Bommer
Bldf. .
PHYSICIAN-BURGEON Dr. F. L.
Ralston Practice limited to the
eye, ear, nose and throat, and
fitting of glasses. Bommer Bldg.
Main 778. 1-1-lm
PROFFSSlONAti DECORATOR
; 1
HOUSE PA1NTINO. Cnlclmlnlngi
and Paper-hanging. J. Iin-ly. I
Phone 4S1-W. 2.2t-tf
L. A. PTOOP Reairbr. Iji Orsnde
Katlonsl Bank Bldg. Phone
Main . f-M-lml
XATIUE Cl'ItE
1
DR. A. N. and MART E. MAT-!
VTI.I.E Specialists In chronic:
diseases. Methods: Naturopath!
nnd Mechano-Thernpy. Pkln and ;
blood diseas'S. nerrous diseases. !.
chronic headaches, eczema. si- 1
tics, appendieftis. corstipaMoo. j'
ho el trouhle: all kln-ls of j
chronic diseases successfully i
treated. Tall Main :. Mav- i
ville Nature Pure Home. ;to', '
East Adams Ave. Office l-o't-
la to i; a. m.. 1:S0 to 5 p. m ;
Consultation Free. '
Place ut Union and Wallowa Counties
Just A
Few Cents
A Line
Publicity Is necessary for
at!- business transaction. If
you sell nn article, or jour
own scrvicoM, or the list; of
n house or office, it in
quires publicity to the ev
'tent of it-actilnx the person
itli whom i:u ileal.
To serve hest Hint publicity
must ho cctmoullral as well
as aileipintc. Vim can buy
that variety In Olwrrcr
Want Ads every day. The
i-osl Is only it few cents a
line yet, yon reach over
12.011(1 nrn.-im-l.-i.
"AN OHsmtrEn WANT
AI WII.Ij HO IT,"
$12,000.0(1. $:ir,00 cash, balance
ti years. I). Illaaer. T-loenset.
44-H-Z-lllip
I'Olt SALE Two Ford wheels, dc
' niountalil.x ' with rims. Rome
Chevrolet pans, no-ltre rim and Rally Mornlnu Observed. Morch
sveval use.l 32x1! 14 llri'S. I'lione -- ls!,s ,lu"- ',ol!n McAlllalep
2!..'. M, or call at 12lni W Ave. 'eft lust evening for Portland to
2,1-3-2 1-21 li ;:llenxl the Peoples parly slate con-
. jvention to which li' is n dclegat".
FOP. RALE Fresh cow. Formers .L'H. Ililta and .1. E. " Reynol-lB
2'f-'. l2-3-2i-3'p'of this city an-f Hon. Justice Wade
7,T. . . . , ''of Summerville. and County Assess-
MIL SALE Ihoiol.n-I It. 1. U. ,.mn,,,. wu evenine.
' inlchlnii -kkh. 1.120 Y av-l.l.e. . ,.,.,,in,l ,0 a,eT1,l the slate
Plume !ir,2-.l. l(l-:i-2l-iil.l ..,,., r ,h .,m.i..'..hv.
FOR SALE OR TRADE One
house and lot: also one 4-room
house for rent. Phone U-4-W or
call 1702 X. . 20-3-1 S-4tp
VV ANTED
NOTICE For furnace or flue
cleaner, Phone 2C0-R. I-a Grande.
Ore. 10-3-lS-lOlp
WANTED Kevins neatly done.
. Phono 434 W. Mrs. Nora Wehh.
!)-2-17-lmp
WANTED Oirl or unencumbered
woman for Institutional work.
Apply in person, at the Grand
Ilonde Hospital. - 10-3-20-tf
WANTE!) . Saleswoman for this
district. Big commissions paid
daily. Soiling the world's festest
seiimg sport uress, ctiic Knits.
Retail for $5.50 and sell on
sight. Something new not sold In
stores." See factory representa
"v tive, IMrs.O. T.cary. rit Foley Ho
tel, La Grnnde. Monday, Tuesday
nnd Weilnesilny. 4 f-."-2 0-4 1 p
FOR PI.UMnTNG nnd Plumblni,-
Supplli'H. cull K. C. Dlivla, 428
W. 1502 R Ave. 3-2 1 -tl
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
Ii, O. O. M. I.a Orande Lodue
No. ir-o Loyal Order of Moose,
holds regular nieetln;8 every
Thursday nlpht at 8 p. m. at
Odd Fellows' hall. The Women's
Mooseheart I. nfrlon No. 8)8
rneeta every second and fourth
Thursdays of each month. Vis
itors welcome
Dr. A. N. Mayvtlle, Dictator.
Harold l.und, Bec.retary.
II. P. O. EI.KS I Orande I,oflKe
No. 4SS. I.oilee meets each
Thursday evening at 8 o'clook.
Home and club privileges cheer-
fjlly extended to all Brother
Elks.
Lester Bramwell,
Exalted Ruler.
Mood Eekley, Secretary,
WOODMEN Or" THE WORLD
La Orande Camp No. 161. Meets
every first and third Monday
nights at Eagles ball. All vis
iting Neighbors welcome. Dues
payable at office of the Clerk,
Rooms 81-S2, La Orande Na
tional Bank Building.
T. Reece, C. C.
R. J. Kitchen, Clerk.
A. F. and A, M. La Orande Lodge
No. 41, A. F. and A. M. holds
regular meetings first and third
Fridays at 7:10 p. m. Cordial
welcome to all Masons,
J. L. Ingle. W. M.
A. V. Llndgren, Secretary.
IKNIOHT8 OF PTTHIAS Red
Cross Lodge No. 17 meets every
Monday evening In Castle hall
(K. ot P. Hall), at p. m. A
Pythlao welcome to all vliltlng
Knights.
C. L. Berry, C. C.
C. L. Graham, K. H. fl.
" O. E. S. Hone Chapter No. Ill, O.
I E. 8. holds stated eomm'inlea-
I tlon the second and fourth Wed
nesdavs of each month at 8:"Q
p. m. Visiting members cordlsily
welcomed.
Man.le K. Eherhnrd. W. M.
Vlnrence Ttfieon. Peeretsrv
rllK PYTHIAN S1STF.RS me.-t
crerv Tridiiv evenine, e-cept the
fourth or c.i.'h month, r-t 7:"a nt
the K. P. Hall. All visiting sis
ters We'en.e.
M. K. i'.. MMred rrow'ey.
M. of II. and f .. IVira Rose.
l-l-lui
Ad Pade
NEW TODAY
FREE For hauling, 15 to 20
yards Mack dirt. Inquire 807
Spring St. 13-3-21-4tp
FOR SALE
fresh. It.
2-year-old heifer,
E. Chcnault.
!i-3-23-ltp
FOR RENT Modern furnished
npar!n-ent. Call Edenhc!::-. Apts.
S-3-23-tf
FOR RENT Small furnished
lions", modern conveniences.
r.1113',4 Adams Ave. 10-2-23-21P
FOR SALE Coinninn nnd Orlinm
alfalfa se--1. l'ri.'e 2oc and 80c
Ernest Koliler, Union.
!2-:l-23-r,tp
FOR SALE 1'axe Wov-.i Wire
fence-. I'onie nn-l get1 It. I will
do the stretching. I'lione 270 M.
,1. A. ('handler. 1 &-:!-;:-3 tp
FOR SALE 1 Mi. mill llrnnsc
lurk, y K-I.ler. Ph. in-- "0 M. .1.
A. Chandler. lo-:i-23-2tp
27 YEARS
AGO
Business upon the O. R. and N.
has Increased to such nn extent
durlne; the past few dnys that It
lias been found necessary by the
officials to put on another, crew,
r'ondnrtor f'oykendall and Hranlie
man Worth and Uolt are the ones
placed on this list.
Mr. - nnd Mrs. Thomas Aldvlch
celebrated their twenty-fifth wed
ding nnniversary kist evening.
Triniip nrnnoiil wnffi Miv nni Alrn C.
Thornton. Mr. and Mrs. V. F. War-l""";' 0i"'1 '' uesday nlKlit. are un
l le. Rev. and Mrs. Chandler. Mrs. I '1ul.te,lly the two most brilliant
If. C. Montsomory, Mrs. Harding-. , "'miners In their repertoire and
Mrs. A. E. Jones. Mis. L. C. Sou-,,ihou,,, P'oy" to " most Pon
ders. Mrs. Thomas Hudge, Mrs.-Ulnr thcntrlcul attraction of the
Chas. Moren, Messrs. Ellis Klrtley. "eason. Roth operas are rich In
Robert Jones, Thomas Williams, '"eliflous music, melodious souk
Webster Chandler. Misses Ornen-1 1,1,8 "lnt hnv'' "vo'1 throuBhoul
thus Mason. I.lllle Undue. Llicyl'10 years anil will he popular
iHardlne. Delia Childers. Saddle,
UudKc, Cecilia Ptephenson, l.ora
Berkley. Nellie Kemn. Mertlffl ond
Cora Aldrleh.
.IJin Parker, who took liberties
with O. Erlrson's" lead Inst Sunday
evening, was urrtmged hefore He
cordyr Williams yesterday and fin
ed twenty-five dollars and costs.
In default of -which lie was iaken
Ito Union yesterday and will be
ured for by the county for the
next twelve and one-half dnys. -Ilin
muat enjoy the I i-':itni('iil t,'tv--ii
him In Tnlon cs this Is the third
time within a year that ho has,
been In tho county prison.
ijtf
I A... -ITS' .
CLAUDE C. PRATT
J
Wo sold over 100.000 shingle In "Tho NnvlTntor." In tact, ij
Saturday. That makes 2 carloads nltrlil's null.nrn wns kept ln!
In sis weolci. Mow shingles rontlnunl stnte of MlnrHv with;"
perted riitlit away, jsvornl spnsms of hysteria IjesMeR jt
I'arm?iH! Wflleh our nd In re-' H' f'r tlio the whole family: evervjl
cnnl to eedar po-ts. ;etllru KOfhl.0110 wt" h(t planed, nnd iher. Isn't!"
line-up. 1 .0110 wsis spoken Tor. A olJeefni'lile serne or thniif'htt
ear I nnd will lnt aIkmii 2 day. In It.
Tut me down im the farmers
friend. I'Hee are ilint talk.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
Tlie Poor ktan's Friend"
Oppo. Foundry. PHONE 14 s.
No Hunday Buslneas
MAMTH POP
Hl'ME
Lord fitzrov
VJE COMSlDtQ IT
AM HONJOR TV.AT
MOU'HAiJE
STOPPED IN 1
TO OUC
OROAWiZATiOM
that
KMO1
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo
(vKAT "o "fou MEAN p'&y-O? f .
now xp vpo HGufie. outt ny Such
AMOUNT A-3 THAT.
I'jH'i) -h,tV. fcsi".
TJON'T o7H(?.f? TO S-S.T 1?oUiN TH5.
SiCDM fWOf?TSACv5S. THG JANITOR
twlL( HViS,JUST -THAT MUOH C.SS
SCOUR. MS .TO DO
La Grands
"Bohemian Girl" to
Be Presented at
Arcade Tonight.
"The Rnhemlnii Olrl" and "The
Pbocolate Soldier" which will be
presented by the Hrandon Opera
company on their return to f.a
Orande at the Arcade thenter to-
,,,r """ luIMn- " Jr"
11 -. .... --.
Ing the recent
' "ru""" '" coiiii.any piayc
Portland (and th
at the Public auditorium for four
vyeoUs), "The liobomiiin Oirl"
and "The Chocolate Soldier" stood
out as the high lights of .tlr.it
record engagement.
"The Pnhcnilan Oirl is perhaps
the most tuneful of nil the light
operas, yet "The Chocolate Sol
illcr" aoriiis jiifit nn rlcli in mol.i -
.tile corns nn-1 Ir M.Wcd. wllli n
- frrnitor nhnnfl.'inre of rich com -
c.ly. TIi-mc la not the sliirlit-t
apprehension of the ability of Hie
Urnnrton company to sine tlieio ; "lot ner men, nail nis pranninoiner
liKht opcm chlfiRics. for Ihelr tour j n-lople-I hllll. Jlter they mnvcl
throiiBhout the west has lieen one to California, where Frank erow
Brent, ovation or admiration anil 'U' "ni1 married. '
applause. liurinir the years, father and
"Tho riohenilat, Olrl" will l.c1"'"1 'nst, ,nfk "f ''h other, hut
the nrfeiln.. lnn--.l,l nn-l Tl,,ll' """''. ,-,.r Ml i.-.l-.n ui
Chocolate s.il.ller" Tii..lnv.
the popular Keale of prices the""" , 'K" ?
r-nfrnpnni(;Ml Is one Hint rnnmif n
iKtiorciI.
nusjter Ko.ntou
tnrs in Picture at
Shervys Today.
Riinfr T,rntnn Is In ft rlnss tiv i
himself, anil in "The Nnvltrntor."
lil.q Inlrsl t-tro-r.nldvvn rHens7
npcnrd st tlio Rlirrrv thostr'1 ys -
tenlnv, lio li.is rontrlbulcil ono of
1ho If st enmeflU's ev-r mn for
jslter on1"r(aln?nent nnd r"!il pliy -
pienl r"HRlis. Tb Isn't a 'lull inn -
l ue story, written oy Jn , j
ITnvez, f'lyde Itrtirklnnn, nnd .1o- !
si iih Mttehdl, Kiitnn's (TflW nwn J
offers prent optwrtunifk s for rom-i
rdy, nnr Iluster hns taken odvnn-
tnn of every ehonee.
Tho star nppenrn nn tho snp ofjl
an old ond walthy fnmlly trer , , J
whn Is not rnpahle even of winding n
his own wnteh. lie Is refusfd by 1 1
the girl of his dreams, nnd (?ors to J
tnko tho honeymoon hlmB"lf. Hej
'EARD 50 MUCH T
Schick meet TAklM,
HA BOUT MAQIC MUD 1
hi've beem
HIMTERESTED To
'0W HIT
VJ AS MADE r-
III
M(? "RVSB 1
1 ? I
to neciM Cuith,
Theatres
gets on the wrong .liner, nnd by a
chance, the girl also comes aboard.
They are cut adrift by some for
eign revolutionists, nnd thus the
two Innocents are left without nny
crew to run nn enormous liner.
The fun lht Kenton extracts from
this situation Is endless. Ho gets
into nil the trouble possible, and
there seems to be plenty of such
opportunities on board 1i ship.
Buster makes coffee out of salt
water, tries to open a deck chair,
decides upon one of the ship's
bolters ns a suitable stateroom, de
scends to the bottom of the sea In
a diver's suit, fights swordflsh
with their own weapons, gets
caught by an octopus, and when
they drift to tin island, he man
ages to keep away the cannibals by
.i combined attack of Itoman can
dles uud cocoanuts. .lust when
t'veryt hlng stents to be over for
'hem rii HiiUinarliu'. appears . and
l hey at-o saved.
A'Jded comedy, "South of the
North Pole."
l'lltllrr mill Son lli'iillitril.
Oltl-.'flON CITY. Oro. AftiT n
! "epiirntlon lantlnir nboiit. 40 yenra,
.lolin Sti iullcy of Den Moln-a, In..
jnnl his son, l-'rank lccki-r of j
cia-lston-, were reunited. when
,!,n so" wnB months old his
Tin; son. now In his 40m.
iiisin In
wei-Us.
filiulslonn for . si ver-il
Tf ho olvfrllss It, ho knowi It's
no1.
Farmers
Those of yon who
Have W)me slierp will
Soon have soino wool
To sell.
Irft find you dm
litiyor.
I.iwt year two enrn
Of wool were assembled
At our wnrelrOnoe
Where It was easy for
The buyer to snmplo
And mnko up a enr
Aeeonlinu; In tfrade.
TMh year wf want
To handle Ten earn.
j g
I
1 !
ig
l
La Grande
Warehouse &
Storage Co.
- I'hone Main 7M
THE CHAFs
HACTUALLW
Thinks hi'm
ot the
C0MMOM
V0ORKIN&
CLAWSSn
t
i . 1
HIS HIGHNEW H a EH THE OiAFs
THE LORD FiTZPOV I uTr,E HACTUALLW
ot- ew&lamo vmho j Thinks hi'm
H lSTouRir0& IK) ' F80K. OT THE
"L AMERICA f-J M0UR COMM0W
4 , i t iorfh'' FORKING
- H f
ORIENTAL WINS :
II KM. HUGE
PAPEETE. Tahiti (AP) What
undoubtedly Is the largest nnd
most valuable peari ever discov
ered In the South pacific was
brought to Tahiti from the Gam
bler Islands in January. Its weight
is 26 8-4 carat.s. The coloring is
very ilirllllant, with green
golden hues prcdnmiuut ing.
and
tne !
hemisphere of tin peaii is marUfd !
by twp distinct Iridescent bands,
whieh give the Jewel, on that side.
somewhat the appearance of tl
planet Saturn encompassed by its
rings.
When the news of tho finding
of this pearl reached Tahiti, tho
European buyers who make Pa
jweete their headquarters during the
diving season, chartered schooners
to take tlu iu to the Oumhlers, dis
tant nearly KMX) tulles, only to find
nn Ihelr arrival there t tint tho
pearl was at -sea in the poxKcsMon
of a Chinese, trader, who bad pur
chased It from the nnl Ive diver. i
and was bringing It to Tahiti. The
price paid to the native is wild to
haw been llO.uon francs. Experts
at Papeete who have examined the J
Jewel appraise Ita value at from ;
r.oii.uaii to Cua.lMHi francs.
An unusual number of fine pearls
have been found In Hie Islands
during the diving season just past. I
Lagoons closed for many years had ;
been opened for diving, and It was
from thetn Unit the most valuable'
pearls were jakeni j
Mnny years ago tho Oambler j
Islands were a center of great ini-
porlance in tho South Seas. PVom
the lagoons came tho most valuable
shell and the choicest, pearls. That
was before the days of restriction
on pearl diving, and the lagoons
were shipped year nfler year un
til they became fl.shcd out and
trade drifted to other quarters. j
During the last 10 or 15 years
the Gamblers have been the least
visited islands in the eastern Pa
cific. Hefore the French took over
tho Islands the Gamblers were
ruled by missionaries of the Church
of Home. I'nder their direction the
natives built a cathedral of heavy1
masonry, tho altar of which Is in-
ACME PAINT
covers moro surface, and really costs less.
Pntnt for every surface
Paint for Every Turposo.
Furniture Exchange
Fir and Jefferson ' 1 Phone 474-J
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE
Exicle Batteries ,
f.Tlt).MIll.U(i
S. & M. KlHllllfrlKS
Pack nnl AVI re all sizes
Gf-nrralnr ib HtnWor Itiuslics
Iilylit (holies nil sizes
Lump Sockets
(si'iinhin lEcmy ami Dclco
foils, Points, etc.
FRED T.
('nine lo nur Rtnge Depot nn -li-fferKon St.
Kinoes Icnvo from lliepi- ilnily i-ci-it Sutiilays.
i,i:avi: i.a ijiamu: roit
.liiu-iili "::!tl - 11:110 - I2::t0 . d:ll(l
' linker 11:1111 . I'llll . -1 :(
I'l ilillcKiil 11:110 - l:0O
ii:i')T i'iiom: maiv 7o
Kichlli Message
Why pay more? You can buy an
ESSEX or a HUDSON COACH for less.
Ledbetter Garage
1406 Adams Avenna
,1 THOU&HT
fgl H0U LORDS
VIORKEO the
Me AS AWV
Bodw else
x.
laid In many designs In mother- built around the ivn.llnton Jtomi 1-or-pearl.
the figures of the Virgin MU. has also lectured with
and saints being adorned with the j tin- ivn. !lrtnn show a his sim-
flnest pearls. Jn the crown of the '
Virgin in a prlceleca pearl, said to
be the most beautiful jewel ovSr
found in the South Swis. lint ru
mor has It that long. no tln real
pearl was taken to Kurope and
that the pearl now in the crown is
only an imitation.
About the cuthedral are other
buildings of massive nuisnnry. a
seminary, where all the young wo
men wero segregated whenever a
fhlp ertine to the Islands, and otlu
ed ecclesjisiiral structures.
Hut of Into ycors t-vll days have
befullen the Oemblers. The popu-
Inttttn, whleh was nnmerout. bus
been wasted uway by tuberculosis
ami other Kumpean diseas.-s un-
til a bare handful of natives re-
less and falling into ruin, and the
whole group has an a:r of deso
lation. Ctihim l PtirhsiiiC Visit Oregon
PEN I H.ETON, Ore, Colonel
Charles Wellington Furlong, ram
o'is as an explorer, soldier, writer
and artist, has returned to Pen
dleton for u brlcT visit. He Is the
author of "l.ct 'er Buck." n hook
Builders
Hardware
I h:tve nnythiiiR you
need to build n home
in the lliirdwaie Line
and P:t in I. s.
F. L. LILLY
Phon Main 85
CAItlUIRKTOnS
Klaxon Ho 'ns
Stop Mulit
Jloiicrt Itoscli nnd CInniplon
Spnrlc PIuks
Copper TuMni?
.nrl)i-tel Si u libers
BURGESS
tSIIN Jefferson It-
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STUPID-H0 r COURSE
MOT- HIF SOU BELONG
To TitE PEERAGE HAS
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j cf . Jin will remain until April
iCtfC
SPRINGTIME IS
PURE-FOOD-TIME
EAT
This bread!
Folks wouldn't have to
j take fifty-seven vavie- p
v ties of spring tonics this f
' time of year if they ex- fj
ercised tho proper caie
in selecting their foods. i;
C The wholesome bread f
we bake will put your
A health in tuna with the 1
springtime ' 8
V LA GRANDE !
K. J. McWillinms
5-rnogi liouso, larjjs
hit, Xorlli Side. Vrltx,
$1 -I.Vt. Terms.
WEAVER'S
Tailors, Cleaners, Dyi-rs
Anil l'rejwers
I'HOMO IMAI.V 7M
DeiKit Streoi
La Grande
Mattress Shop and ,
Weaving Works
Mattresses of all kinds
cleaned and rebuilt; Fenlher
Renovating. Rag and Fluff
Rugs made to order and for -
kale. Carpet and IV ig Oleaa- .
Ing. Furniture Re-coverlnf. V
Licensed ininiltfali-r.
' Factory I'lione 424-W
chas. icnwAiuis, rrao.
UNION-LA GRANDE
' AUTO STAGE
TIME TARLTD
yjeaves Leavrw
Union La Orande
1:16 A. M. 11:00 A. U,
1;1( P. M. 6:15 P. M.
Bnnilays
leaves Teave.
Union Orande
.1:00 P. M. 6:16 P. U.
Saturday Night Rneclals
' Leaves Leaves
' nlon La Grande
T:00 P. M. 11:00 P. 1C
Iteatecl Cars
P. a, DeLAP, Manager
ncadqtiartcra, Sommer Hotel
BY TAYLOR
U. d? 'M i
I Buy I
j This
I Home I
l WEEKS & BLACK h
- ItliAI-TORS' II
New Foley IMilg. .' 11
lii.siiriiuce - Loans . I 1
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Sam I'd lik to
BELOWGi TOO - HOW
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COST TD JOIN) f '
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