La Grande evening observer., March 28, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 7

Saturday, March 281925.
THE L'A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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The Observer Want Ad Page
The Market Flace of Union and Wallowa Counties
FOR SENT
yon rkn't
Modern furnished.
apt. ' Waverly Apis. 7-3-17-iip
KOK RKNT .Modern futnlRhid
'liuiise. ni'ur hlKh Hc-hool. .$5.00
'J,' per ino.. Cull 1R02. llrst street.
ycK m;NT 2 room m.tti iiiK ut,
''furnished for light houai-koeplni?.
Rldo entronre. Also curaffe for
rent. 1300 M A vi'.
i-3-2t!-3lp
OR" ItKNTHIeepinir room with'
all' lie comforts of a inoilorn .
J homo, riiono 444-j. i:-3-2C-trj
fort HUNT Mod iTn furnished
apartment. Call I-Mt-nliolm Apts.
" 8-3-23-tf
I'OIV. HUNT Kurnlslied 3-room
UAarLiU'mt nn lijwi-r floor Willi
flnrdi n plot. 210? Third.
' ' J 3-3-2 1-t.f
foil;; HKNT Furnished rooms for
llfflit housekeeping. 1 fi 1 2 Adams.
I'hono 2T.7-J. 11-2-27-tf
Oil nKNT 6-room houao on
Second 8t. rhone 318-.J.
('' A 10-2-20-lf
l f.
FOR hALB
.l'll 8AI.K CnliliiiRe plants. . HI.-.
' - 06.0 now ready at lhe': (Vreen-
. houses, f'lierrys l-'InrlsLi. .
' .-, ' 12-3-25-tl
FOR SAI.l: Dry Hi huh wood.
blue dirt and feitili'i'i; aisn
. work hors-s. Phone jr.4 M. '
h'QH HA LB OR TUADK 310 acres
of land, 180 noreable, . 4ti acres
fllh water right, unout an ncrt'M
FOR SALE
New fi-room house, basement,
plumbed, plastered, built-in hitch-
jurnuce, uamBc, jot itu ii., .eenienL
wnlliHrall for
$y2ro.
0 ;
j New 3-room house near hijrh
anhool,. plastered, wired, pl imln d,
ni t iiiui nff iKIw.mi.nl tin.
mediate , possession. An unusual
opportunity for $iriftO.
0
Seven-room house, beaulirtil
view in western part of city, pav
. ed, lawn, shade and fruit trees,
Karate. This house Is in sjilendld
condition a very desirable homo
on very reasonable terms.
(1
Acre tract and small house for
fllfin In the vicinity of Urcen
hood school.
Geo. H.Currey
REAIiTOBS
HpiiI Estnte Loans Insurance
Business & Professional Directory
'i.r' 1 : :
4 Classified for Quick Reference
.BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
ATTORNEYS
COCHRAN A ET1ERHAHD OftO.
T. Cochran anil Colon R. JSber
fcard, Attorneys, l.a Grande Na
tional Dank Bull.ilnfr.
rm FRornACTons
TR. BBrXH MTKRS Chlroprao
tor. New' Foley p. illdlng. Hour.
10 to 13 a. m., 2 to S p. m., and
T to p. in.
MR. J. B. WOODKL.1 Chlroprae
"iot and Naturopath. Bkln and
' blood dlaeasea, boadacbea, ap
pendicitis, backaches, rhMma-
Uam, asthma, ecrema, Tarlcose
-vctna. all hinds of stomach.
Heart and kidney trouble suo
cessfiillT treated. Blood pressure
reduced. Diseases ot women and
children a specialty. Suite 10,
Sommer Bld. Phono 4S7-W.
Residence Phonw 11l)-W.
. OeTTEOPATiriO PHYSICIAN ""
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Dr.
. J, L. Ingle. Osteopathy Rplnal
curvature and fallen arches a
- epeclalty. Dr. Margaret Ingle,
Osteopath. Diseases of women
and feeding of Infants a spe
cialty. Office Phone Main 108.
- Res. Phone 10I-R. Sommer
' Bldf.
PHYSICIAN-SURGEON Dr. F. L.
, Ralston Practice limited to the
r are, ear, nose and throat, and
' fittlnr of (lasses. Sommer Bldg.
' Main 778. : 1-1-lm
PROFESSIONAL DECORATOR
HOUSE PA1NTTNO. CntPlmlninv
tnd pBpr-hflnging. J. Trondy.
Phone 4S1-W. 2-Sl-tfl
U A. ATOOP Pealtor. T,a Grande j
N&MonsI Bank Bldg. Phone
Mfwln Sfl. S-?4-lm
t)fiV A. N. and MART E. MAT- J
TIT.T.E PpeiaM!rfs In rhronlc
Aias. Methods: Naturopath j
end MThano-Thrapy. Pkln nnd!
htood dlFoss. nr'ous diS'-aS'-s. j
Chronic headaches. cz-m!. sci i
tlca. Appendicitis. conmipnTinn.
bowel trouble: nil Kinds of j
chronic disf-ns' s s'fcrss'nMy ;
Irrat. d. Call Main f.2. Mny-1
III Nnture Cure Tlorne, 2 in1;
Kast Adams Are. Office hours (
14 to 13 a. rn.. 1:30 to p. tn.
Consultation Free. j
Just A
Few Cents
A Line
Publicity Is necessary for
nny business transaction. If
you sell an article, or your
own services, or the of
n house or orricc( it .ro
mitivs publicity lo the ox
tent of readihi the person
with whom you deal.
To serve best that publicity
must he et-onouilenl ns well
as adequate. You ean buy
that variety In Observer
Want Atls- every day. The
cost Is only a few cents a
Jims yet, you retteh Over
12,000 pi-O'speets.
"AN OTIKTOtVFTl WANT
Af) WIMj DO IT."
suh-lirifjated, throe lnr,;o springs,
loin of rowa oivl hoKS and ma
chinery, nenr Pit leer project.
One-bulf mile from Tclncasflt.
$l2.00(U)ft. J ..mhi cash, balance
6 years. K. lilnaerv Tlocauet.
44-3-2-lmp
-room modern
'ali lf.LMl Y
i:E--27-iip
liouse oh Y ave
d.-mounlable. will. rims. l)odWeiFOI? AI.K Five room house and
rim and Home nsed H2x:i tlrea. lo' on --Hinirlon Ave. Paved
Aln Hrtnw l'luvroti. :irlH. fnH'
2:t5 ,M, or at 11112 W Ave.
2f.-S-27-?lp
iinK. liomuu oeaiuy nppies.
I'liono 4MI-.J.
10-3-27-3t
Will SAI.K Cheap house to he
moved off lol. 1707 Jeff Ave.
12-3-27-31P
KOIt RAI.i: .Klertrlo ranse in
pood condition. Phone, l'armoi-s
20X. 10-3-2G-.1l
FOIt RAl.K Thorobred U. I. U.
hatchinfr vkkh. i'.i'IO Y avenue.
Phono 3R?-J. 1 0-3-21-Ct
KOll RAM-: No. I fresh milk cow.
11. F. ltell. Cove, Ore.
10-3-25-5tp
WANTED Tradn horses for Ford
with delivery box. G. G. Taal,
,2005. Second St. I03-2-4tPp,,fot ' fil;iNy Mo;rn furi8ied
NOTICE For furnace
flue'
cleaner, Thone 300-R, La Grande.
Ore. 10-3-18-tOtp
FOR pr.UMniNO and riumblni,
Siipplles. call 10. C. Davis. 42X
W. 1.102 S Ave. 3-21-tf
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
Ii. O. O. M. T.a Orande Lodge
Nn. SCO Loyal Order of Moose,
holds regular meetings every
Thursday night at 8 p. m. at
" Odd Follows' ball. The Women's
Moosebeart I. e r 1 o n No. SS8
meets evarj second and fourth
Thursdays of each month. Vis
itors welcome.
Ilr. A. N. Mayvllle, Dictator.
Harold Lund, Secretary.
B. P. O. ELKS La Orande Lodge
No. 4. Lodge meets eacb
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
Home and club privileges cbeer
fully extended to all Brother
Klka.
Lester Bramwell,
Eralted Ruler,
Mood Ecrley, Secretary.
WOODMEN Oe" TBB WORIJ5
La Orande Camp No. It. Meats
every first and third Monday
nights at Eagles hall. All vis
iting Neighbors welcome. Dues
payable at office of the Clerk,
Rooms 11-U, La Orande Na
tional Bank IMitldlng.
T. Recce. C. C.
R. 1. Kitchen. Clerk.
A. P. and A. M. La Orande Lodge
No. 41, A. F. and A. M. holds
regular meetings tint and third
Friday at 7:30 p. m. Cordial
welcome to all Masons.
J. L. Ingle, W. U.
A. T. Lindens. Secretary.
KNTOHT8 OF PTTHIAS Red
Cross Lodge No. ST meets erery
Monday !Tfolnff In Castle ball
(K. of P. Hall), at p. m. A
PythlRn welooTne to all visiting
Knights.
C. U nny, C. C.
C. L. Graham. K. R. 8.
O. E. 8. Hope Chapter No. 11. O.
E. 8- holds stated communica
tion the second and fourth Wed
nesdays of each month at 1:00
p. m. Visiting members cordially
welcomed.
Maude K. Eberhard. W. M.
Flornr Tlacon. ficretsr
rilM PTTHTAV PlSTKItS mt
fvrv Friday vr-nlng. ercnt the
fnnrth or rnrh month, nt 7:30 nt
the K. P. Hall. All visiting sis-
fi-rs H ieom.
M. K. r.. ?.ritdrcd Crowby,
it of R. and C. Tora Roa-
-l-lm
WANTED Sewing neatly done.
Phone 434 W. Mrs. Nora Webb.
9-2-17-lmp
NEW TODAY
NOTICE
Classified Want Ails are stricc
ly CASH IX AOVAXCKt ropy
must lie In not later than . ni.
tlate of Insertion. Kales: so iter
word for each Insertion,
WANTKO UAGS Clean eotton
ro pa at th c .O hse r ve r office.
Ihins them in. 8-i7-tf
CAl.VKfl CAI.VKS Krom the fn
moiifl Tillamook heavy producing
dairy slock. All calves carefully
selected ami oil orders handled
by me personally. Al tractive dis
counts uiven on quantity orders.
Special low price on the highest
chins Jersey heifers. Safe -delivery
and satisfaction guaranteed.
Mention this ad. For (bflerlptlnn
am) prices wrlle 'Paul iMHuey,
successor to "Smith the calf
man," Tillamook, Oregon.
;a-U-2l-2K-4-4
l-'Olt 1l KNT' Konr room furnished
house, one. acre wiUi, fruit, April
1st. $2.i.00 per month. ItoonthiK
liouffe close (n, April . 1 Hi. Pyra
mid J. arid Co. . :4-:i-S-lip
mn SAI.K Two fine hultdlnf;
lols. corner Oak and Pennsyl
vania Ave. Kust front, paved
street, Rewr-r and city walnr. Py
rainld Land Co. 21-a-2S-lip
". ' n
52'i.00 cash nnd 2f.ft0 month,
l'yrnmid I.nnd f'o. 24-3-2S-ltp
port rai.
-two hoiiom 14-inohlArrnew Pilots
r nnw tn.Cnrtl ilnnliln &
-'iihi k.liik I'lUH i er-KMII IIOIIIIIC
corriiifiiled Iron roller; S-foot
doniiie disc: a w. nam waKon.
n:uii) m:w wiiii KrillU raCK. J.
1. liobbln. Phone l-'armers 2fiC,
. y0-3-2S-4tp
WANTHI) Itonrdera. Good- homo
cnokliiK. Close to .Stance's mill.
Mrs. Abide Thomas, K'8 Spruce.
U-H-28-2IP
'OH HALF. Old bouse, close In on
paved street, lKou.nn. Nothing
down. $2.1.00 per month Includ
ing Interest. See H. A. Craw
ford, 12it:tVi Tenth street.
. . . 20-3-28-1 tp
FOR 11 KNT
apartment.
Modern furnished
14 W avenue
3-room apt. 1 !il 2
Si-cond Kt.
8-3-28-21 1
KOll 8AI.K Drctser. wrillllR desk,
dleel col. fall 1510 Monroe.
10-3-23-llp
KOll iiext J'arlly furnished
modern apt., with trarajre. Cor
ner Sixtll and X. Phono U" M.
12-3-2S-2IP
FOR ItKNT -3-room
apt.
- Modern furuftihcd
IS 1 2 Second Kt..
S-3-2S-2tp
FOR ItKNT 2-rooin apt. Run
niliK water: and 1 hoiiHeUocpinjf
renin. I'.il 4 Third ft.
12-3-28-llp
IWi'Kt Menllni; Hilled.
KITOKNTK, Ore. A meeling
national forest officials, rangers
and other employ, s of the serv
ice nnd of state foi-fst fire patrol
workers will he held In Kuireno
nesJ Mondny, Tuesday.-. W-dn
day and Thitrsdny, according to
announcement by Nelson Mae
duff, supervisor of the f'asr.ile
national fnrrst.
The Pa sea ile, Rliislaw and I'mp
qnn national forests will he rep.
resented nt this meeting vvhb'h
will be attended by f ,M. Grnnr
er, district forester, and A. O.
Wah n, assistant district forester,
from the Portland office.
Wealthy Japanese Itoiinic
roi-tune lo Alt! Hslierle
TOKIO (AP) On condition thai
he be given nn income of 12. una
yen n year for life, Kumntnro Ishl
gakl litis given his entire fortune
of about I.OtiO.O(M) yen to the' Ma
rine Products Soelty to be used in
the cncouKagernent of fisheries.
Mr. Ishigaki Is R7 years of age and
a mossed his fnrliino In the fishing
Industry. This is sab! to be the
only case In Japan of nn entire for
tune of such slz to be given awny
In Its owner's lifetime.
MA MTU POP
(C om the Bows we Y op wou oht to )
( Amm a. little J stav H0,ve tonm6ht V
&we at felix'5 fV fttftZgifT Y
TbMIGHT Al-lD I i f
f TrjagHT IfVOU ) I Movrgc, .mo 1 DON'T J
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo
SPeWCC5, CAN'T "S(?S. TH-AT
Ce-fceR- VC"J S40 UiS On Yov. 'VsskI
fOHC MC-tiiC AMD
M, 1 1T
Y&5 IT MUST Be HER?f YOO'ViS
COT evcRYTMlNC WE, WIDE (AJOrVCD
He Re in Tfts HCSP.i: Ce-r'S lioTH
COCK
ryin IT "
i v- . ,
La Grande
j j r , V
XlOrSe XlOllie 111 XXflCe
jn gtar picture.
Hobby Af?new. playinpr the lead
inff male role In "Gold Heels,'
Ihe William lox plcturlzatlon of
the sensational stupe success
"Checkers," which Is now in the
midst of a satisfying run at the
Star theater, claims the distinction
of being ihe only nctor in pictures
who ever actually rode n race un
der the watchful eye of the cam
era. "Gold Heels," Is a story nbont
the racetrack, with all the color.
I thrills and excitement of the sporl
of '"K8- Hobby plays the part of
i '"Checkers" Campbell, jockey, and
, nfounPH . back when the
un IS"
,i i. i ,i,i ,, . .i n
And he la all Here nt he fin-
brought his horse across the 1 1 lie
a winner without any juggling of . , , Up
he other entries, i was agreed. Bp ,.S(iir.
for Ihe Hake of realism, to have . '
the homes evenlv niateh.d and This Is a red-lilood. thrilllnK
ihe race run true. If It happened .story of the seiinh of "Itiinco
that Hobby was nol aUlllful enmiKh I Italn"." sheriff of Klierle couilly.
to lirlnir his horse in winner thevlf'"- """ murderer of his younger
would keep Improving; his mount
until all he would have to do
would be give rein and let It breeze
In.
This step was made unnecessary
because 1 lobby.. In the evenly
matched races, brought -.bis horse
home first in each Instance.
"Three Women" to
Open Three-Day Pain
A i- C xl. - fl 1
r
nf.nc onciTys ounuay.
Three Women." the production
' .. ' . 7
'applied his-unusual lal.nl, Is In lie
presented nl the Khcrry theater
hcRlmilnir Simdiiy. Heater ifoers
Mil"' lIMIItlll IUIWHKI It HII lllf
I more than cnsiomary Inlerest to 1
' the appearance of another LubMsch
j mast i-r piece, knowing that t neh
product Ion Is e ven greater thnn the
one before.
I The story deals with nn 'unusual
jsll nation of three women and one
plot of the everlasting triangle.
Mrs. Wilton, awake tn the real
ization thai she Is growing older
and will soon low
Iter nttrncHon
to men, decides to marry again,
and chooses as her mibjeel Ijimotii.
a man about town, in love wit h
her money rather than herself.
When Mrs. Wilton's daughter re
turns from school, Ijimont trans
fers his additions to her and tn
vcigh 8 it- into marrying hi in.
Then comes months of nn happi
ness when lamonf, having fulfill
ed his monetary desires, finds hlm
Mlf a sweetheart and neglects his
wife. The climax Is reached when
But Shocks mom
i PROMteeo chms
zimmermw
HIM UP CT
DOMT &C
VJAVT T-OR
L T 7; Ilk iW.ftri&MMi S.
S&S. . IK Hovj
I
"fHCftC. NOT tivC
Theatres
Mrs, Wilton shoots Ijimont when
ho refuses to release her daugh
ter. After the trial and acquittal,
Mrs. Wllion is reconciled to being
Just a mother and rejoices In the
marriage of her dnuuhter with her
obi sweetheart.
The cast of this Warner Hros. ,
Classic of the Screen Is the usual
Warner combination of brilliant
stars. Heading the list are May
McAvoy, who takes the part of the
daughter; M-irie prevost lliesweel
heart, Pauline Frederick Ihe moth
er, supported by Lew Cody as Ihe
alluring villain. Pierre Gendron,
Mary Cnrr and Willard Louis.
Comedy showing, 'Hooked."
Dick llatton and
Horse Star Here
' . it.'
Shcriys has a treat In store for
)n ...,..,,,, Jua.
lice." a new Arrow-Great Western
lirotller Harvey.
How he unexpectedly locntes his
man hiding with his wire in the
isolated camp of "Ited Oldham."
general outlaw, ills efforts to help
her escape her husband's cruelty.
The discovery of Ills Identity 'and
i capture by Oldbams men. Ihe
escape of the woman on "Star"
liatue's horse who comeH back
abuii' and on hearing Ills nraslcr's
whi.'-ll". ItlckR down ilio donr of
Ihe cabin, enters the room, kicks
the two guards nearly lo death,
unties with his Ici-th Ihe rope
binding "HnnceV. wrists In n hnlr-
K'.luliiir nurvn.Hl 1 1' i ll ir h1 OI'V.
rlnrtll. ti n rutm.r rti,tHli tn
picture that gives Gallon and
iMti-u M'hpV fihllfirt unit v- to
. n. ;iv wn,,.rf lllMly In
,)(. ldn,, , rll,,llfr. (,:inB and
lliVmK ,, ,,, . w,.Ml fn.
mmiH.
t'olri'
!y "Step Lightly.'
Excellent Vaudeville
Acts Billed by
Arcade, for Sunday,
And still they come another
brlgbt and sp.irkllng comblnallnn
'of vaudeville
finest will be seen
theater on Hunday
at Ihe Arcade
next.
itylhms From Oanceland In a
"I'nhpie lance Fantasy," pretty
girls, handsome coslumex, ami gor
geous scenic ef reels, urt nr Istlc
treat most certain to appeal to the
ni os l critical und sure to pteuse
1 he element delrlng speed, class
anil color. llenway A Flournoy
ill "Two lilack Sheep.' Iwo nf
mlnst relay's funniest comedians
both having done service with
Tnetj VJHV NOT
Call him up mod..
to pick
ift.W MOU'RE NOT
NINTH
V."L L.L.
N'.E -
I
27 YEARS
AGO
Pally Morning Observer, M rch
2S, 189S. 1, Sommer, the pioneer
merchant from Klgln, spent Satur
day and Sunday in I a Grande.
The Klgln train brought up 24
doen eggs - Sal u rday lo b1- fwr
wnrdot. to Rumpter.
J. K. Reynolds returned yenier
ihiy from the People's Party Slate
convention ut Portland.
Conniy Assessor J. H.- Chandler
passed through (he riti'yi'Sterday
en route to his home In Colon. Jle
had boon in Portland in attendance
at the people's Party Slate con
vention. C. A. Playfe "will" plnnt forty
ncrea in potatoes on bis farm on
the Sand ridge. Potato raising Is
no experiment wlih him and when
he plants he knows where to plant
and when lie digs lie always finds
big potatoes and plenty In the hill.
The Republican says: "Tt Is rum
ored that John Klllot. of Cnion. Is
talked of for county judge on the
il.-inM-ni lr tickci; tlutt J. R Hough
of Grande;- Is mentioned as re
publican candidate for recorder.
The days of surmises, conjec
lures, prophecies and doubling are
over. The she for the sugar fac
tory has nut only been web-eied on
the Williamson place north of l.a
Grande, but '-lie actual work or
erecting the building has com
menced. A crew of men Is bard
at -work leveling nff and other
wise preparing (be ground for the
popular foal ii red nMracllnns. They
promise a concoction of song and
comedy. Knight & lleinsohn, "The
Massy I ino" la comedy harmony
songs and eccentric dancing, f en
lacing Ihelr creation, ''The Ghost
of the Saloon," snappy and up-lo-the-mlnutc.
Josephine Worth
Co., In "More Speed." depleting
night life in the slums of New
Vork. Miss Worth impersonates
two distinct characters, an old
Irish woman and an F.astsldo
flapper; the male member, New
Vork copper. Songs A comedy
situations predominate, buck nnd
wing, eccentric, and waits clog
dances, a little palter and an Imi
tation or two to help in an Inter
esting way. Orehcsi ni and pic
tures also fen lured on the bill.
ACME PAINT
t covej-B ntoro surface, nnd really costs less.
Paint for every surface
Paint for Every Purposo.
Furniture Exchange
Fir and Jefferson Phone 474-J
WE BUY, SELL OU TRADE
" Exide Batteries
STItOMIJDrUi
S. A ftf. KiintHiflKn
Packard AVire- nil slxm
Generator & tUnrUw ISi-iihIics
Light (ilobcs nil sixes
Iiamp Sockets
Genuine ltemv nnd Dclco
Culls, Points, etc.
FRED T.
i' '"i sn'iiii' Fimiissmm-.
. Safaltj ' Swiftly (hmfbifahly
Conic to nnr Singe Depot nn Jefferson M..
All Stage lenvn from llien ilnlly eiivpt Sundnys.
m-.avi: la fiiiANnr; for
Joseph 7:.10 - 9:00 - I2:30 . 4:00
llMlier 0:0(1 . 1:0(1 - 1 ::t0
J'emUehm 11:00 - lt00
nr.poT riioxr: main 700
Kighth Message
Why pay more? Too can bay an
ESSEX or a HUDSON COACH for leu.
Ledbetter Garage
' 1401 Adami Areoiw
mu-ft RRTTCC tOnT VJtkST
'TXvnriuT. 1 H,M!" A HEADftCHE
A.MD DO NT FE.E.L. LIKE
VOW - VJMT- YOU T5f
HCUR'FS VMOM'T UET.
MOU GO - ujeu. e
1 r , a 1 m el
I I 1ft t
irVVrVV
foundation. The contract ha been
let and the contractor is husy
ting his forces organized. It Is
big job he has tackled. The fac
tory will be by far the most vrr
tensive group of buildings thai
have ever been constructed in Cn
ion county. -
Heeoitl Hun Hring t-'lue.
ALBANY, Ore. George Perao-
I neml made a record of 2 hours
from San Franclnco to Salem lu
an automobile, but In fining so he
ran afoul of Traffic Officer !"
lard and was brought before Jus
tice of the Pence Oliver, who
lined him $:iu. I lenr know ledges
a speed of Mi mites an hour us
an average from Sat! Francisco
north, but denied that lie was go
ing more than 32 miles an ho.tr
when arrested.
Sugar lloels Get IUmiM,
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore. Klam
ath county's new sugar beet grow
ing Industry received official rec
ognition when the county fair
board announced that cash piir.H
wo lid be awarded at this year's
fair to the best sugar beet dls-
25c
SPECIAL
50 Cent RuMier Knifo
Tor 2!c
Host buy ever offered!
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
Phoaa Vhdm 81
CAIIIU'KETOHS
Klaxon Ila-ns
Stop Lights
Holcrt llaseli and Champion
Spark I'lugs
CopMr Tubing
Garbrlcl Ht,ublM'rs
BURGESS
Kim Jerrrweoa Im
HKW
OM MP
VlCiT
t'i 1
PLWlWO
- ttte, - .
plnyi. More than. 2 30 acres liuvc
i 'ciii devoted to suirtir beets this
yciit for cxperl mental purposes. A
sunar beet expert, is l.er from
California to uld the furni?ra
throughout the season.
PRIN&TIME IS
PURE-FOOD-TIME
EAT
ts$. This brea'DT
Folks wouldn't have to
' take fifty-seven varie-
j ties of spring tonics this
I time of year if they ex-
erciscd the proper care
ft in selecting their foods.
ino wholesome bread
wo hake will put your
health in tune with the
iii springtime.
LA GRANDE
K. J. McWilliams
PUQlfVBPEAD
Buy
This
Home
7 -room modern home,
large lot, -garage ami
fruit, 9700; terms.
Tluy n tit Vrt
l'o!i'y Addiiion
WEKKS & ULACK
4 Jtl;AI,TOriS ;
New 1'oley Illllg,
Insi'iraiice - IxHiua
WEAVER'S
Tailors, t lraners, Djera
Anil I'mtArrs
rnoNE main i3
Depot Sim
La Crando
Mattress Shop and
Weaving Works
Mattresses of all kind
.leaned anil rehullt; Feattasr
Renovating. Knir and Fluff
Rues made to order anj for
silo. Carpet and rt ig C1a.
biff. Furnlturs He-covcrlna;.'
I.leeOMMl IiiinlKnler. :
Factory I'hone 424-W
CIIAS. F.HWAROS, I'roo.
UNION-LA GRANDE
AUTO STAGE
TIME TAni.K
Iiearrs I.earra
Ilnlnn l a flranda
1:11 A. M. 11:00 A- M.
1:15 P. M. t-.lt P. II.
iiDilajs
lr) Iirarest
Union Iji drama
llOO P. M. 1:11 p. If.
Ralnnlar Night 8neclaU
IjraTrs Lrare
Unloa La Grands
T:00 P. M. 11:00 P. I.
Ileateil Car
P. O. Ih liAP, Klsnaarr
Ileailqusrteni, Sommer Hotel
BY TAYLOR
3
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1
i-ET HIM GO OUT TOUlOHT.
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