La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 27, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 9

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    Friday, March "27, 1925.
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The Observer Want Ad Page
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties
I
FOR RENT
(OR RENT Small . furnished
: house, modern ronvenlvnri-s.
1 il 0 3 Adtttns avenue.
1U-3-2C-2IP
FOR UKNT 2-room uptlrtment.
Im-nislied fnr Mtrlit hnusekceplnT.
Hide .entrance. Also taumav for
rent. 1306 M Av. . ' ) -3-1! a-atp
1'iilt RENT Sleeplnir rnnm ith
nil the rnmforlH of ft modern
homn. I'hono' 444-J. 12-3-25-lf
l'Olt RUNT Modern furnished
apartment, full Kili'iiliol m Apts.
- 8-3-23-tr
l'Olt RKNT Furnished 3-ronm
apartment nn"lnver rionr wlrh
garden pint. 2107 Tlilii.
13-3-21-lf
FOR RKNT
apartment.
Modern five-room
fall at 2(104 First.
1U-3-2II-CI
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
llf?ht housekeeping. 1 Tj 1 2 AilaniR.
Phone 2.'p7-J. 11-2-27-tf
FOR RRNT
flecond HI.
- l-room house, on
Phone aiH-J.
... l11-S-2a.tr
FOR bALE
roil SAI.K CtihhnKe pluntH. ln.
000 now ready nt the (Ii-h n
hnuses. r'herrya Florists.
' l2-3-2B-ti
FOR SAI.K Cnnimoii anil Criniiu
alfalfa seed. Ii-ico 1MM: anil 3nr
Ernest Kohlcr, Union.
12-3-23-f.lp
FOR SALE Oil TRAl'K 1110 urns
of land. 180 nrrenhle, 40 ncrs
FOR SALE
Now fi-roorn house, basement,
plumbed,, postered, built -In kitch
en, hardwood floor Hvlntr room,
furnace, garage, lot GO ft., eemenl
walks all for $:i:,r.o. - 1
New 3-rooni house near high I
school, xtlush'n'il, wtrod, pl'inihi'il,
a ft. lot, just off pavrnnnt. Im
moUatr possrsnion. An iinusua!
opportunlly for $1500.
0
Bovon-room hoiiso, lion tit if til
vlow In wostorn part of city, pav
ed, lawn, .shade, and fruit trees,
Bararre. This house Is in splondiil
condition a very dertruhlo home
on very reasonable terms.
- Aero trnet and small house for
$1100 in the vteinlly of Green
wood, sehool.
Geo. H.Currey
REAIiTOTtS
Il'Al Estate Loans Insurance
Business & Professional Directory"
Classified for Quick Reference
BUSINESS ,
DIRECTORY
ATTORNEYS
COCHRAN A EDERHARD ato.
T. Cochran and Colon R. Ehr.
hard, Attorneys, Ti drande Na
tional Bank Bulldlnx.
CBIKOFRiOl'ORS
DR. BRLI.H MIEHS Chiroprac
tor. New Foley Bulldlnn. Hours
10 to II a. m., 5 to I p. in., and
7 to p. m.
DR. J. B. WOODEI.b Chlroprao-
tor and Naturopath. Bkln and
blood dlseaaea. headaches, ap
pendicitis, backaches, rhejma.
tlsm, asthma, eczema,' varicose
veins, all kinds of stomach,
heart and kidney trouble suc
cessfully treated. Blood pressure
reduced. Diseases of women and
children a specialty. Suite 20,
Bommer Bldg. Phone 417-W.
Residence Phone Ho-W.
OSTEOPATHIC- PIIYSIOIAN
OSTEOPATHIC! PHYSICIAN Dr.
f. lu Ingle, Osteopath, Spinal
curvature and fallen arches a
specialty. Dr. Margaret Ingle,
' Osteopath. Diseases of women
and feedlns; of Infanta a spe-
' claltv. nrricn Phone Main 108.
Res. Phone 10K.R. flnmmer!
Bldf.
PHTSICIAN-SURGEON Dr. F. L.
Ralston Practice limited to the
eye, ear. nose and throat, and
fitting 'of glasses, flommer Bldg.
Mafn 778. 1-l-lm
rROFEBSfONAL DKOORATOB
HOTTRE PAIXTTNG. Cnlclmlnlng
and Papfr-hanging. J. Ixindy.
Phone 4S1-W. 2-2t-tf
U A. STOOP Realtor. Ia Grande
National Bank Bldg. Phone
Moln J-?4-1m
XATI RE Cl Rn
Tn. A. N. anfl MART E. MAT
VTT.T.E Pperlstlsts In rhronle
nlflass. Mefhmls: Nnfnrnpflth
anil Mrhnno-Thernpv. Fkln nnl
Wood disposes, nervous diseases,
rhronle headnrhes. wii-mi. iwhi
flea, nppndleitls. rnnnltpTiTlon.
hn'el trouble; all kinds of
rhronle diseases siieressfnry
treated, rail M.iin MJ. M.-.y-VHIe
Nature Cure Home. 2 1 0i
Uist Adams Ave. (irfiee lionrs
Just A
Few Cents
A" Line
Publicity Is - necessary fnr
any business transaction. If
mi sell nn article, or your
imn services, or the use (if
n house or office, It rc
fpiircs public!! ut the ex
tent of reaching the person
wiLji whom yofl deal.
To s.vri host tliat publicity
niiit lie economical ns well
as adequate. Yon ran liy
thai variety In Observer
Want Ails; every day. Tho
cosi is only n few cents n
Jilt yon reach ovuj
llMMlO prosperts.
mant oiifmnvm want
A! Wil li iHfclT."
wllh water right, ntiout 9ft acres
aiib-lrrlgnted, throe largo springs,
lots of powij initl hogs iind nm-
ehlnery, near Halter protect.
One-half mile' from Teloco.st't.
J I L'.iMMi.dil. j:ir.(M) cash, balance
D years. ' T3. IMaser, Telneaset.
44-3-2-lmp
'Oil HALK Majestic range. , Mrs.
Kthel Grundy. 7i4 O.
S-3-2G-21p
I'OU SAI.H I :icrt tin rani;" In
?V m-S.SC.3t I
KOU RAl-K Thoiobred U. 1. It.
halohinr; ckks. KliM) Y avenue,
. Vhono ar.i'-j.. io-:i-2i,-fit
l l'Olt SAI.K No, 1 fresh milk cow.
II. I Itetl, cove, (ire.
10-H-25-rtp
WANTKD
WrANTl-D Trade horsfs for Ford
with delivery box. C O. Tanl.
Seeond St., 10-3-24-4lp
NOTICK ' Vor furnnce or flu
eb-aher, Thone 300-It, l.aGrnndo.
Ore. 10-3-1 8-1 (Hp
WANTED Sewlnff neatly done.
Phone 4T.4 W. Mrs. Nora Webb.
9-2-17-lmp
PHESTCOLDS
Apply over throat and chest
cover wjth hot flannel cloth.
SA Fo Run
Ovr 17 Million Jars U4 Yearly
FOR PMJMDIN'G and riumhlmr
Supplies, call K. C. Davis. 423
W, 1'.02 S Ave. 3-21-tf
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
U O. O. M.- Ta Grande Lodiro
No. I&0 Loyal Order of Moose,
holds regular meetlnii evory
Thursday nlKht at 8 p. m. at
Odd Fellows' hull. The Wont on 'a
Moose heart Legion No. 898
meets every second and fourth
Thursdays of each month. Vis
itors welcome.
Dr. A. N. Mayvtlle, Dictator.
Harold Lund, Secretary.
B. P. O. ELKfl La Grande Lodge
No. 438. Lodge meets ench
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
Home and club privileges cheer
filly extended to all Brother
Elks.
Lester Bramwell,
Exalted Ruler.
Mood Eckley, Secretary.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
La Grande Camp No. 169. Meets
every first and third Monday
Bights at Eagles hall. All y li
lting Neighbors welcome. Dues
payable at office of the Cleric,
Rooms 81-22, La Grande Na
tional Bank Building.
T. Reece, C. C.
R. J. Kitchen, Clerk.
A. F. and A. M. La Grande Lodge
No. 41, A. F. and 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. Lindgren, Secretary.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red
Cross Lodge No. 27 meets every
Monday evening In Castle hall
CK. of P. Hall), at 8 p. m. A
Pythian welcome to all visiting
Knights.
C. L'. Bttt, C. C.
C. L. Graham, K. R. S.
O. E. fi. Hope Chapter No. IS, O.
E. B. holds stated eommunlra
tlon the second and fourth Wed
nesdays of-each month at 8:00
p. m. Vlsttlne; members cordially
welcomed.
Maude K. Eherhsrd. W. M.
lHorenee Ttflron. Reretnrv.
rHK PYTHIAN PISTKflH me.-t
ev.'rv Kridav '-vnlnff. errnpt the
fourth of rarh month, nt 7-30 nt
the K. P. Hall. All visiting sis
ters Wflrnme.
t. K. "., Mildred Crowley,
M. of It. and C, Ilora I!oS".
t 1 -1 in
NEW TODAY
notui:
flairied Wnut Ads are slrl-t-ly
CASH IV AIVrK: eipy
mist tie In not later limit n. m.
date or insertion. I tales: 2e lH'r
word for eiieli Insertion.
WANTKI HAUS Clean cotton
ras at the Ohserver oiiitv.
liriiiK them In. 3-27-tf
KOn SAI.R Timothy homI, toe a
pound. Timothy Heed Blight ly
mixed with alsiUe clover, He
pound. H. K. Ttnll, Hamtnervillf-.
15-3-13-20:27-4-3-10-17-211'
POll .SAI.K A 5-room house on O
avenue; paved slreet.s on hoth
stdoH, Khod Karate, wood house
ami tM)luta nlee I'ruit tret-s, nier
alculo treeH, Kidewalks on two
sidcB, roncrWo walks to house.
The best r-sidneo disi rlct in
town. The prleo Is so low. you
can't help buyiiiK If- you look II
ov'i. I.i-l me show you this pmp
eity. f. Wilson. (i2-;l--7-1 f i
on SAI.K-' A three a-room npart
nient hnusii nu third stn-rt, t'ur
nislhd. ft is renting for $io pir
iiionih. 1 will sell it V'-ry eheap.
It will malii soiufitlie a kooiI
hoint' ami a livtitir Ix-shlcs. I.t't
me show you ibis properly. (
Wilson. 4r.-:t-27-lti
FOI! SAI.K (louse -s for s-t-Wuk,
It Oman iu-auly apjm-H.
l'lione 4uii-j. l 7-::t
KOlt HUNT Modern furnished
wpl. Waverly Apts. 7-:t-i7-2li
POIfAI.K OH UKN
ri-i-onm
I 12H.ri
-27-ltl.
moilcrn houHi'.
Tenth SI.
1 1-
I'OIl HUNT MiMlorn fnrnlshid
lioH.s'f. near hltfh Holioot, ?LT.(Hl
ptr mo. fall I5a2 l-'ltat Htrct't.
15-3-27-Jt
KOn SAI.K ChKip hotisf to In
moved off lot. 1707 .toff Ave.
12-:t-27-3tp
FOU SAI.K Dry HI inch wood,
black dirt and fertiliser: also
work horscH. . l'liom- 104 M.
i:t-:t-2I-2lp
I'OU SAI.K New r-room modern
house on Y ttv.' Call tr2ii Y
Ave. J3-3-27-2tp
FOR SAI.K Two Konl wllools.
domoitntatilo, with rims. l)oKt
rini and Sonic used 32x3 lii'i.s.
Also somo 'hcvrolt't pai-ts.- Call
2!lo M. or nt 1312 W Ave.
' . 25-3-27-3tp
AI'STItlAX VACTOUIIIS ACTIVK
V1RNNA (AD The use of to
bacco is Incri'asltiff enorrmwisly In
Austria. Although the population
loday is tl.7r0.aa0, the slate fac
tories now turn out mort' clears
than they did bnfore the war wln-n
the counlry' had a population of
52.000.000.
One cause of the increase Is
found In the faet that women are
smoking, not only after meals, but
fit all times of the day and every
where. Also, there Is, no aire re
striction on the sale of tobacco to
juvenilis.
A recent local exhibit Ion nr
ranrced by the Anti-Nieotlne 1'nion,
d'KlKiied to portray the alli-'d
harm ful effects of tobacco, failed
to Interest the public.
wah l.OMANt i:s i:m
VIKXNA A l) It has been ps-
.minted that. ,,f the marriages
hastily coat raei.ul during 1 he war.
SO per cent have resulted hi di
vorce. M-any of 1 he.se romances
begun, nud culminated, whin Of
ficers iind men came borne from
I he front on short leaves of ub
sence. V
F.iii'lin Mini IliMiml Oier.
r.l'tJ KM', Ore. fleoige Hval,
formerly n Southern I'aeiftc loco-
motlvci engineer, rho was arrested
in Seattle n few days ngo on a war
rant charging him with passim;
nstice of the T'etce Wells, being
ormally charged with obtaining
moni'y under fals pretense. 1 lis
ball was fixed nt $1000, but he was
unable to furnish It. 1 Ival was
working at Oakrldge when the al
leged bad checks were passed.
Itorerenduni Title Finished.
SALKM, Ore. Ilallot title for
ilic proposed referendum mensure
attacking house bill 413. approved
at the recen session of the b-gls-..ituro,
was completed by the t-torney-genernl
here. The bill In
nensed materially the fees on eui
tomobile busses nnd trucks nitrat
ing between fixed terminals on
state and county highways.
MAMTrl POP
I SEE CHICK, ft lAie TpOS?
-'IUTO tAM OFFICE AS
M6 ARftlUES
si
3
'OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo
idlCKIN'i. nSAIA
IWDlTlrtKl T-
VT . KNOW
Just How
La Grande
Dick Hattori ?
Cominrj: to Sherrys in
rwo-Fisteu Justice.
All Dick. Ilatton fans will have
a rare treat at lite Sherry theater
In "Two-Fisted Justice," the new
Arrow-Great -Western in which
"Dlek" siars supporled by Murl
lyn Miller jind Slar."
He takes the role of "Hnnch
Italne," sheriff of Kberle county,
whose younger brother, llarvey, is
murdered by Lund can. a dissipat
ed fin mbler.
In his sear.ch for Iho murderer,
Hnnce has an opportunity to dis
play his splendid horsemanship
ami fiKlttiiiR- prowess. He outwits
a KaitK of desperadoes in whose
camp he, finds Landrail. There Is
fast tieiton and plenty of adventure
throuKhouti with iieivnilJ'ul love
(heme to add to the zest of the
piel itre.
. You will in thrilled when you
see "Star' Hance's horse, knock
.the door down, bolt Into the room
and kirk the two men guarding
Uance throuifh the window. Then
he goes over nnd unties iho rope
bind. air jinnee's wrist. There Is
also a fight at. the edge of a preci
pice over whieh the chief of iho
desperadoes throws the murderer.
Landrail. . .
Comedy showing. "Stetf Lightly."
World Aviators May Visit
'I'.io roiled NtatcM In l!l:
WASUIXGTO!- AP)
A mm.-
nlei-' air exposiiion, attended by
prominent world ulrmeu, will be
held In (he Culled States in 1027,
if (he present program of tho Na
tional Aeronautical ussociallon nut-
I tnrl"liz,'f'- Thls "'''"""n 1h the
Ametlran representative of the lit
tenia t ional organization, which
holds lis convetiifon Ibis year at
1 r:i t: ii'-t September C.i-l'R. . NVt i
yiar I lie aviators probably will (
meet nt Itueharext, anil n inove is i
alre.'idy afoot to have the 1 !(27 i
leotiventlon held in Washington,
j Twenty-six eouni ri's are arfill- !
fated wllh the lntermilioir.il fedrra-j
jtion, including nuiny of the Souih
j A merican reimbhcs. About 1 no
leaders in uvgtinu usually ntlcnd i
teriiiKH of the federation have been'
!held a I'aris, London, Madrid,'
; ... ,' 7. '
fund Assured Snlein f-'lvo.
KALKM, Ore. "On to Chicago"
were the words' I hat. cheered the
members of the Salem high, school
b.i.skel ball team when it wan nn
Inounced that sufficient funds hnd
.been subserlbed to defray the ex
I p nss of the trip. There had been
collected at noon a total of $10.12.
The Salem tram recently won Ihe
slate clmmpfonshlp, and while In
Chicago will participate in the national-
hoop tournament. '
Tf he advertises It, he know !ts
good.
VJitrvT'S
YoJ . 3-o Sone YorSs.i-F toHeM IT COrteS
TO CSlMirvJCZ TH& NtilC-i BO e . ,
Trie impassion t(mt You're fel hlj,
rich, sno Me we. t-r
o
MATT5R CHlC
WOU'Re AM HOUR
LATE
vfJwrso
ABOUT TMC 0ilt.CS '.
1
Theatres
ItrllHi I'lmlneoi-s F.lort
Woman to .Mrniber-blp
LONDOX (AV) For the first
time since lis formation in LS64.
the ltritish Society of KnglneeiH
has elected , womnn. Miss An
neite Ashlury. of -Fulham, nawl
ale member of tho organization.
Miss Ashbury was a munition
worker during iho wnr and within
two years became head of a de
partment whore, large shells were
made for the idg guns at the
trout. - Afier the war sh estab
lished a company which specializes
in the manufacture of machinery
parts and wireless apparatus.
Itoseburg Man Arrested.
ECGKNK, Ore. Fred Head of
Hoseb'urg, said to have u wifu nnd
Tour or five children in tliat city,
was arrested' hero on a charge of
violating the Munn act. It. was
charged that ho brought a woman
here front Spokane, Wash., several
wt'oks ago, and had been .living
n llh her nt' a local apartment
house. A federal officer from
Cortland was expected to ' arrive
here to take him to that oily.
Mr, Canoe in t;o to Oklahnmn.
KCGKNK, Ore. John T. Ganoo.
instructor in the Kugene. high
school, has been elected bend of
the history department In I'lilllips
university at L'nid, Okhi., and he
and Mrs. Oanoe plan to drive there
soon after lite present year Is ended
. Hi. .
elor of science degree at tho Cnl
veislly of Oregon In l!r:i and his
niastrj of arts degree in HUM.
Outsble if pall the smalbvt
pla ce on on i t It is a room In a
boarding house in spring.
von pep 4 jf
SASSAFRAS
BARK
Old Time
Spring Tonic '
10c - 2."ic - 50c
Bags
THE L & L
DRUG CO.
-I
THE .S ;. ;
50RRV BUT
I 1 WIV .
ACCOUMT OP
TWS
the street
CAR TIE-UP
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127 YEARS
AGO
nally MorninK Observer,
2rt, t'lms. VlallKurih,
March
of Kl-
in, ,ia registered at the Sominer
bouse.
Yank McAllister wan In the city
yesterday. He finished 2o acres
of wheat jut In time -to have It
covered with, never inches of Know.
Mrs. J. W. Knowtcs pusued
through tho city last ttvniUK" on
her way to Portland, from where
alto will Immediately return to this
city. Their llitlo daimhter stop
ped off pre fori ns to remain with
Jer fulhir than to .continue the
journey.
The Grande Hondo Tumber Co,
It in reported, u few daya ko pur
chased the entire stock, consist Inff
of about 2,000.000 feet of lumber
rom the llllard company. The
pLitninpr milt ut IlllKunl will soon
bo luz.liifT on that blir pile of luni
ber and propurlnjy It for the east
ern nuirket.
M. ). llendrlck, ft fruit raiser
nnd dealer in YamhIM county, Ore-
Farmers
Those of joh who
Have same; Hlirep will
Knoii liave Nome wool
To sell. , . ' ..
Iiot us Mini ymi the
Ituyer.
Last year two ran
Of wool wore awtenihlpd
At our warolmuse . '
Wlirrn It wa.4 msy for
I'lie huyrr to sample
Anil make lip a rnr .
AcMNfnllnjs. to grade.
ThU year we want
To handle Ten rars. -
La Grande
Warehouse & ,
Sloraoe Co.
Phone tula 7a
ACME PAINT
" covers moro surface,' arid' renlly" costs loss, f
" Taint for every surface ti l'
' Paint, for Every Turposo.': ' I ' jf
Furniture Exchange
Fir and Jefferson " Phone 474-1
WE BUY, SELL OR; TRADE
Exide Batteries
. STKO.MUlillt; tlAlllllIItCl'OllS
S. Bf. Knolllglils
Packard Wire all sites
Generator t Starter llnishrs
IilKlit tiliilx' all sizes '
IiSiiip Sockets
ttnitiine Hrniy nnd Delco
Colls, 1'olnts, elo.
FRED T.
MfATIf lit
.Safut &oiftla Comfmlakltj J
Porno 10 our Slaije Depot on Jefferson Rt.
StSL'i'H leave from Ihero rtally eii-rpt riiimlnys, S
ij:avk i,a f;nAXOK von
Joseph 7:.10 - t:0O - 12:8(1 ..4:00 '- 1
linker 0:00 l:00 :S0 '
1'enillrton 1 1 :0A - 4:0(1 ; . J?
DKPOT I'HONK SIAIN 790
All
Eighth Message
Why pny more? Yon can bay an
ESSEX or a HUDSON COACH for lew.
Ledbetter Garage
I4M AtVsoii AveaiM
Sf 'rJHAT'S THE . UFGdlP- AUT IaXi. T
y.-REET CAR TIE-UP ) . MOO RIDE ON lg3 X.
1 OT,rauuwin i v fg STREET 'T 7-
v i i a i sm sV ii ii o l i t - w "s
- j i - sk j am a w i a.. .,.im -n. it-eM
i . f nrs .'v,jse' I ver' J i bvq-ti vet's.
aald to a newspaper man that tho
fruit crop In Yamhill county was
ruined. Tho heavy frosts have
played havoc with the huds which
the luutl warm weather brought
out.
W. n: Sargent reports having sold
a seven aero trnet in eiLst udditlon
to J. M. Slack today.
m:v law HIT COMTNIXG
1'KVDLKTON, Ore.-The r'cent-
ly enaetod state luw which provides
I hat public school pupils may Im
excused from their school studies
lor J-0 minutes each week to at
tend a week-ilay bible school uh
caused some confusion in lmutlUa.
county, according -to .1, A. Vaeger,
county superintendent of sHmoltj.
Some teachers in the public schools
have been reading from the htble
and teuchtmr tho subject, ana such
practices are not la conformity
with tho law, ho declared.
The week-day bible schools are
schools organized by a church op
churches taught by a special teach
er who must have n state eertlfl
eutc. In tho subject. Hchonlpuplls
may attend those schools if they
wish nnd If they have tho written
consent of their parents. Other
wise, according to instructions re
ceived by Superintendent Yaeger
train thc state superintendent of
25c
SPECIAL
HO font Rutclier Knifo
For 2.rc
Host buy rver offered!
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
VtoU Halm 81 p
Klaxon Hocus
Stop Unlit A
Itoliert IIohcIi anil Cliamplon
Spark rings
Copper Tllhlnff ,
(Jnrlirlfl Keuhbcrs f ' l i
BURGESS
public lnstrut tlt'ii, 1 1 t y sluilj con-
score. ...
PURE-F0OD:TlME
PAT
This breadT
I Folks wnuldn t nave to ps
. ' take fifty-seven varie- I
j ties of spring tonics this I
I time of year if tliey ex-
ercised tho proper care I
-i . i .1. . j i .
f5i
' l,ol,., ..Ill nl- rnni B W
health in tune with the g
springtime.
LA CRANDE
K. J. McWilliiinia
"Bread
f-mnin modern home,
large lot. gnrngt? anil
f till I, N:ill); leriiis.
-' r
rtiiy a tor ti . ,' .
I '! Addition
WEEKS & BLACK
luiAiroiis
"'"Srtv i'olfy ' lilifg. '
. Insitrance Ixians
WEAVERS
Tailors, tlraners. Dyers'
Anil I'ressers
I'llOMl MAIN 731 ,
Depot Street .
La Grande
Mattress Shop and 1
) Weaving Works ;
Mattresses of all kinds
elnsnorl ami rehullt: Frather
Rsnovatlns;. Itas ami Fluff
Rugs made to order an, for. .
sale. Carpet ami rtris; CIms-.
inn. Furniture Tte-eoverlnaT,
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Factory Phone 424-W
CIIAS. rri)WAIt(S, Prop.
UNION-LA GRANDE
AUTO STAGE
TIME TAI1M3 .
tieaves Leaves
Union 1 nrande
1:16 A. M, 11:00 A. M.
1:16 P. M. 6:15 P. U,
Bumlays
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Union . Im Granda
1:00 P. M. 6:15 P, If.
. Batnnlny Night Spcclala
Leaves Leaves
Union Grands
1:00 P. M. 11:00 P. at.
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