PAGE FIVE
Momlav, April 20, 1925.
THE LA" GRANDE EVENT NCI OHSEKVEK
-. .
Local News In Brief
, .-ii .M i ,
' -1 to their hoiu' s here thin
;- - I morning.
COMING i;VLNTS
Kir Id
Union ronn'y Track. ami
Meet ut l'n 17n .Miiy 1!.
Eastern On-con Track niid
.Meet at I.u (Jniinlo M;iy
-Virion I.ivo Slock Hliow ut Un
ion. June HJ-ll-U.
Field
y.
to WaiioHu
Mrs. I'lny Fox Hpctit t In- w rrk
end at Wallowa In attendance a
the I'ylhuin Sinter convention. Sin
war; thf Kti!it of Mrs. C A. Hunt
it w hihi there.
Hum
tnci vlllc.
farm home mar Snin-
M r H.
(iioi'Kr ltal-r an J daw; ti
ter win' HhoppiiiK in (it'innli
Saturday liom their home ut In-ion.
Mix. )fll;i Mercer stopped oil' in
l.a CI ramie a short time thin morn
ing en route to KnlerpriKo to visit
irh-ndH. Ibr home is in lenvcr.
t'Uireiice Grant ami Jess George
npt-nl the week-end in l.a Grande
with li ii'ii. is and paretiis.
Here on llir-ino-.
i; ):oy A. Tili.-.i ;tnil Martin
hwi ot li i' h land, ' n-K'n,
Grande oil hilld ot'lice
jbltnrtluy.
J ii" I'orllaiul
s Afc-olon it. Kb.
!HrndinrT u i''vi
court.
r M. Ti
wi re ir.
bUsil.C.HH
Attended Guinc
.l. i i v HnokiiiK went to Walla
Walla. Wash.. Saturday t venhiK
and attetnled the l.a Grande-Walla
Wallu uasi-bull kuiiu there yester-tiay.
ihnrd,
.lays
attorney. Is
In Portland
the Federal
1 Wfiil to I'rmlletoii
Miss Irene o'Conmtl and Mink
kathryii McCarthy went to IVn
dlelon Saturday evening. They re
turned to Ul Grande yesterday by
auto.
Attended Opening
Alfred Johmtou
ley iiiotof tl to
ninfi and at
;rain nt the
und Mond Fck
Ilowa l.ake Sat-
i-nde
Luk
1 the
' of nine prti,
f. 4i tr
Xtiv (ciier on t'oniinlUcc
; .'fJ.MisM 'Coiisi.incc Cleaver of l.a
', Ofrande Jwih been appointed on the
Jmior Week Knd committee t the
: Xnversity of U re sun. She is a Jun-
jAi- in the school of art.
IIimv Cm m linker
Among the many linker people
who were in l-a Grande Katurdi-y
afternoon and evening were Hoy
Stoddard. Orla Moody. "Kip" Ma
Nary. Margaret Fowler, Ann !.'
and Marjorh- Vaughn.
I'ruclicc TIiIp livening
The American Legion Ihuin
Corps has started pritelicini? two
nights a week to obtain better re
sults. Practice is beinjr held on
Monday nlshtH ami Friday nights
Mat Kurn-s is spending sev ral
days in l,n Grande from I'endleton
lie will return to that city this eve
ning.
Virgil Wa holier of 1-rul reprise,
was a business visitor to i.u Grande
Saturday.
SAVE -with
SAFETY
DRUCSTORS
The Kh'ii.o 'I'lt'atinent
C1
They "Shine" But Not in Movies
A. li. Thompson was a luisiness
visitor tti l.a Grande Saturday lixin
his home at Enterprise. ,
J. II. llmhanan of Joseph, was
in I.u Grande Saturday on busi-,
ncss.
Markets
rit-fl lor Ilaker
Mrs. M. I.. I'arrish left l.a
Orati'le, this nnirnin tor Ttaker.
wiiere she will visit h r son. who I
ift thf hti.'ipital there.
in ial llonie
Mis. Jtdui Adskim and small son
ni'tarned this morning after spend-
ilj-- sevVral l--iys at Spokaiv
ipx friends and
visit
elative
Viitin'J: Hen
Mrs. Orie I.e.- ami iwo children,
iuis .lean and Karl, nre visiiinp in
.i Grande the j-n-nts of Mrs. L.
y. ChaUsse. TheiT- honu: is at Hootl
l:lver. .
llonif ft-oni Uttl.st
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Hill Inive re
turned to 1-a Grande after spend
in several days at lloise where
they attended the lloise Main Line
celebration. They made the trip by
auto.
Vislled Hi'iv
Mr. ami Mrs.
lem. ami Mr.
McCarthy
l.a Grand
pom i,.mi m AitKirrs i
I'OUTI.ANII, Ore. ( A I'). Cat tie
steady to f.a cents higher today; i
Iioks "nil sheep steady, !
Kkk-s ami b-.itterfat steady; but
ter 43c. j
iiirn;i:r.T.
SAN KK.VNCISfO (A I). Ml
tci fat 47c here today.
i t Miti it ii;.i.m i.Miito i;s
Steadily improviitK' demand lor
lumber is reported Limn ad man
ufacturing and dt st i ibutiiiK cen
ters, says the American l.umhet'-
The use of Kl'ii.o Ie.l
lal Creme with e Kb nvo
Tooth Jtrush instuy
While teeth
1 lealthy kuiiis
and a
Clean mouth
)ental Creme--
25c
K It'll" Toot !l Hi uslies
odt iind r()c
Glass Drugs
Inc.
a Grande. Orejion
t ' 1
'iftWWiiWllliWi "iBiili'itiirii-iiMfiin'n " -. - -
John Small of Sa
. and Mrs. Wallaci
Astoria, motored lo . building
from Portland and yards ai
I'id in Pendleton
hlds.ty of pendb ton. was a
usille.ss Vis.Itr to i.u wrai.no
J 1" is employed by the ntatt.
y deiartmeiit at Pendleton.
lien fit
I :v,,'
r
M;ay.
Vxttcndetl I'arnivnl
j Several people from l-a Grande
ritended the annual hirh school
irniv.il of the Wallowa high
'-!it)oi h'S Friday ev nint,'.
spent (lie wetdi-enl with relative!
here. They returnetl to their honu
this inorninjr.
jjjlome lioni Portland
i Alter iipendiiif; the w"ek-eiil in
I Purl land in itllt-ndnnce at an excrn-
itive meetini,' of the Christian Kn
,eavor association Miss llubla An
derson ami Mrs. 1. C. liowser re-
Motored tt Wallowa j
Mr. and Mrs. Ira I.. Howell mo
tored to Wallowa yesterday. Thev
were aecoumtnied by Mist Maud
I. a nib, who will spend the week
jwith her sister. Mrs. 1. S. Han. y
J there. Miss Lamb recently had her
arm broken and is yet unable to
I resume her w ork at Wool wort lis.
I
Home from California
Mrs. S. J. Faulk, accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. Chan. I Mir
ang. arrived In l.a Grande this
morning on tiviin No. -i. Mrs.
Kaulk has been spending the win
ter in California and reports u very
enjoyable time in I In; south, but
says she is glad lo be back honu-.
in
IIOL-WIL
CAPS
l or Spiinj;
Our lL-st selection of
.Men ami 1 Joys' Caps wo
i
liavo i'Vlt cariicd, now
open for your selection.
ilMI-h SKny
.Thi' KixM'lutoi'. (t liliTMiy wii'Uly
liiililislicil In I orllunil. will punish
nhnil lory liy Miss I orl M. 1'nr
l;,T nf North I'oikIit: Thr Mlnry
was the iirix.,' winnrr In 111 l-Mism
Murshnll shor t Klnry i-onlvul. M ins
1'io UiT is ii si nior In I ho vhysio.il
oduoiillon .l.-j.ii it ni.i it l Iho I'nl
voisity of ()n-f-oli.
51.45 to
$3.45
('aps of Quality
I'll' Mil 'I'lll-IIIIL'll
Mr.s. W. (I. LotOTCim anil mmuII
son imsHi'il lhioii;:li li (Ininilo Ihif
niornini,' from their homo nt I'ol
hitih. Wash., i n 1011I0 lo Niunliu.
Idaho, to visit lor linnnts, It'-v.
anil Mrs. .losi'ph Ilium. Mr. (.mm
was lorniorly minislcf of tin' l-"li-I'oiial
ihnrrli hero 11 nil has many
fri, nils hero. Mrs. I rttan was
formerly Miss lails (innn and was
employed In the loeal postotliee.
Personal Mention
I.eltoy P'irsons
a visitor In i.a (Ir
of I.
mile I
istille. w
ill unlay.
Cunt Clothier 1
nior Willi vuiiwiuuce
Cbas. Gray was In l.a Grande
Saturday from his home at Cove.
Mrs. Walter Spear left this morn
ing for Moise, Idaho, to visit for
several days.
.Tim Hill is upending a few days
at his home here. Mr. Hill works
with a railroad bridge (ompuny.
George McDonald was transact-
'ing business in l.a Grande Satunia
man, ( 'hicago. Springlike w fath
er ban given f li iher stimulus lo
operations. ami retail
busily engage in send
ing out material already sold and
in figuring new bills. Their sIocks
have been materially reduced dur
ing (.he last fortnight and. whi'e
tney are still tilt raconsc: vati e in
i heir purchasing policy, lluy are
being forced into the market for
replenishments.
Most ot the business in the mid
dle west and cast continues lo go
to the suulhern pine mills, w hie a
consequently art busy and lind
their position strengthening. Tran
sit cars an; moving readily, ami
there is comparatively little com
petition for business. Prices are
being firmly held ami the ten
demy appears to be upward prac
tically throughout the list. Tli it
higher prices will prevail shortly
is generally cNpeetcd, m view ;
the lively building movement in
ninny sections, ami of tin; condi
tion of stocks, which while fairly
largo remain broken in assortment.
So far I ills mon.h I here bus
been a noticeable expansion in
demand tor I -onglas' fir from rail
territory, but t his is st ill belov
what was epeeled, and the Call
fornia market Is the feature, il
ports from the Golden Slate n
promising, telling of renew
building activity and strengthen -1
nig lumber puces, especially i-n
tin-re are no longer any great ae-
en i n ulat ions of limber at t he
ports exerting a depressing tnt I u
euce. Tin- Atlantic seaboard has
continued mi' t, but it is fell that
requirements I here will increase
rapidly, now that the buiblin;: sea
son is actually at hand. Kx ports
have been lair. The fir market
meanwhile is holding firmly, as
production is curtailed, the milts
cutting only in proportion lo book
ings, while Mocks are meager.
This is especially true in the case
of common grades, which often
are hard to obtain in any quantity.
1 lurdwoods a re gaining in ac
tivity, b it are still relatively quirt.
iin account of Hie large stocks ac
cumulated at mills. leading to
keen competition for business,
prices are unstable. H is fe,t.
however, that the bottom lias bet n
reached, ::ml that spring business
will contiibule new strength to thf
market. The building and auto
mobile Interests are counted on for
Increasing orders as t lie season
progresse.-i.
WILL SELECT
s
3
Men's Unions
Men's fine ribbed IJalbrinRan Union Suits,
ecru color, sbort or long sleeves, ankle length
and trimmed with mercerized stitching and 8
matched buttons. An excellent garment for
spring and summer wear at a money-saving
price. a x
89c
55 STORKS
J0.
the
H V It
Oahlc utid Tompio Dov:ii'r I?ft their home In Arkansas lo hrvnk Into the
jiiovlcs. Hut Ihcy found the "extra ' line was a hard road to follow so
they wont into the shoe shine business In Hollywood. AmoiiK their
clients tue nuiny movto stars. Iiolieri IMison. uctur. Is shown having
his shoes tiuIUhcd.
Rin Trapuro
BMlUUinu nSHFBMFH IT !
I.l).-A .-h..,!' Wl-l"Hfcr"
s w 1 r m
(Special). ditny of j
lers hav" b- eii busy i
luck' at lamling st.me
nies during t he pt' t
Several haw n - i
THK PARK (Sp.
meeting has been
business being th
hiring a leio her for t he I
term. Pert Wirth ot Hig Cr
is renoi let! .-is having applied for
the position. Mr. Wirth and hist
tut In r will be at the meeting.
An h.slorical program took
place at the school house -Momla.
lvlvvard Wolf is reported recov
ered from his recent bad cold.
Krank Whitteil, road siip. r ifor.
Nedson Coy and a Mr. lbnnett
had dinner at the Joseph l.nyj
ramdi Thursday.
Clarence Vanordep is fann'ng ,
grain for seeding, during the wet
weather, lie has starfd to plow
but the rain drove him inside.
Joseph Lay w ;is slight ly "under
the weather" for a few days rn
eelilly, but is will now and at
wmk. -
I, on S. Wirth ami son. P.erl, of
llig Creek, were visiting w it h A.
J. X'aiidevauter Salunhiy.
Pert Til its of Kiiyuio l'l:tl wen!
I n ion I'ritlay, and from t he re.
ilh Ijiwrence Joii"a atltoed to l.a
1 1 Grande.
George I owe has his plow ing'
nearly done, nl was compelled lo
put il on till at. this rain.
Mrs. Vant.ider is the ii.M l
exlitbit young chicks. She hau :::!
out of two lo ps, mid t hey are
excellent healthy Citlc fellows.
Logger Charge.. Ilobbery.
THi: HAI.I.KS. Gre. - jtiSep!
Miller, Hood liiver logger, tleclar
ilig tli.lt he had been kmxdietl un
const'ioiis ami robbed of $S" ami a
gobl walcli. today caused the
rest of this
belt Under
A. Utricli.
wav is inv.
e loi-al young men. Cur-
wood. Waldo .Mohr am
Pistrlet Alhjrney Gallo
sl.ig.itlng the allegetl us-
WALl-OWA
the loeal am;
1 rying t heir
of the big
several day
ported pome fairly s:it isfnetorj
catches of trout, while many of
1 he fish w liieh bite well at t Ins ,
lime nre quite small. ;
1 : eports from t hose in i h.i rre ,
of t he p"t i lions being cin ulab d
hert for the recall of Slate Sen-j
sanll pending tiling of charges.
.New School li'U ,'tl.
CASCAl'K l.Gt'KS. (,)re. A mass
meeting was held by the citizens
of Cnsiade Pocks to discuss plans
lor the building of a new hig)
school for this locality. It wvh de
cided that the district school board
bt asked to call an election to vote
jJiMt.iKHt bonds to run lor -a years.
son. Stock Is coming on
where.
GKASS. HAY GKOWIXG
THK PA 1 1 K (Special) Italn
tiuringlhe past week has material
ly iieneiilted grass ami hay In this
section although It 1ms delayed the had because
plowing.
Sunday bordering on the propor
tion of u tornado In some places.
Although no deaths or injuries lo
persons were reported early Sun
day night, no telephone or tele
graph service to many small com-,
muniiies In Mm district could bn
poles und wires weru .
, Mown dew n.
r.MATin.A ijki:s UAIX.
Mr. iN online, of Pendleton, who
was a visitor In Pa Gmnde over
the week end. declared that some
fine crops would result In Uma
tilla county since the past week ot
rain.
FltOST I'ltKIHCTKI
According- to the Associated
Press reports received in l.a Grande
today Tuesday (tomorrow) will be
generally fair with heavy frosts In
the morning.
iiorsr.s and Titm.s si rriiu
Wll.l.lAMSPOltT. Pa. (AP) '
Several houses v ere moved from
their foundations and a number of
trees uprooted Sundoy by u severe
wlml storm near Uuiiont, between
St. College and l.ock Hoven. Mo
tnrlHis reported that one house had
been completely overturned. No
one was injured.
in
SEVERAL IX
STORM PATH
( 1IUPC1I UOOI-' lil.M( I
WooiU'lIM.Ii. Ohio (Al The
roof of the Christian church, fv-t
miles from lore, was ripped off
ami carried Inn yards Into u field
Sunday during a heavy wind
I0SE LIVES I w orshlpperH, but no one was in
jured. '
(Ctintlnued from Page One.)
Ited this city at noon Sunday, put
ting electric lights out of commis
sion, unroofing buildings and
breaking w indows.
kpnitcky iisi'ii.n
H)UISVH.l.i:, Ky. AP)-en-t
rxil Kentucky was swept by a se
vere hull, rir:a nd wiml storm late
OOTEL ASTOD
"and lllll Loa Amele.
EVERY ROOM has PRIVATE TOILET
50 ?o Untoi New. Modern
Clo.ie to S!io;ipin:: District and Theatre.
FREE CARACE Tariff from $1.50
ator
large
who:-,
being.
tt iic- li-niils.
pel i i ill age of
Hlgiiat iires are
wlc .11 -cd.
il.ile, that
the vol"
iiolleiled a
TIEhunooU Detiateis
TZ'.l.AMOt iK. Dre.
: team of the Tillamoo'i
I w as victorious In t he
Spoil
Iteiicwcl lor Anglers
.Merelv for I tin I
Win
'Khing
HATH. Ihuv. (API - The old time
port id' '"mantishini;" ha.t been
J renewed here, ;t human "t i, h"
'having been landed at one (1f Hie
t Halh swimming tanks in "i minutes
j seconds by lr. I'harles lieg. a
w-ll known angler of t h is d ist t ici .
The 'li.sh" was Albert Canning,
a I lath swimming mas! er.
A I en-1 not rod was it; t d, t he
line being aPadied to th" ht :i.l
of the swimmer by ;m ans of -, hel
met and swivil. ir. l; i:g plaed
his ,'c;it'h" until he iatnbd him
exIuniMed. and in o doing beat
his own ieroi.1 of l-'t e;. -s iii:o by
exactly one minute. ( n ilmt oc
casion also Cjuinlng a v d as Hie
fish."
Mrft. A. 1 nw libit; of l.i
I nriled lioiie ri-ceni ly from
Walla where she bus la 11
lew weeks, under Ihe can
physician.
Miuiy around town h.n
I heir e n ly giirdellS.
Giles Pla;,s was at liin
jthe In!';, (he ln.M nf I lie
ling a pail ot his latin
which h- i-: mt)imr t
l'n - k. win ic In- will
Pd Kill. land was e;
laud i'M--Mily. by tin
nes.s nt his molle r,
(juite a number o
joi-d a picnic dinner
sehotd in -le.ln. l Ni,.
being Hie last da of
Heat lug
tltiring tli
has be
past
St Louis woman Muck her hus
band with a knife. Well, wasn't
he her husband 7
Men been,
ca.sil. In N
his nirl out a
, Vol It.
nl shot
a man In
her.
iv wi aa m t m s ai. m m ii"oi-- - . s
es l -wr r td jT6 . rfrHv Ml :
IC73 VW b.t IV. I tt Ww j ' i . u fi
.M JL 13 t VS.'.. '-.A T
9m t is -iv c ;.tf
Olll l"
I.AMATIl l-'.M.I.f
C'i.t I 1 . I ll Hie Oll
Win. liia. telle ol II'
ill- ii:'VS Ul Kl.iliiotl
looU V.itll it 0 ilor
Heat Sillein.
-Tile lli-hllle
I; IiIkIi Ni-hool
ilel.ate with
tile Salem hiull sehool this ieel-
t I ''- w innillK' liy l t Mi-to-olu- ileeiHiol).
Walla 'n,,. (iriesliiin ileleilert" Has, "Is tile
I lor II Jlet'ereml'llll 11 lleNlllllile l-'eat llie Ol
e ol a a Uein i Mental i e ( loveriiiniil '!" Tin-
lineal hiKll s llool Will meet the will-
I'laut her ol Die lower i'oliiiiihla ilistrii-l
111 Ihe I 'Oil tost lor tile Slllle i-lwuii-
ineh in liionsliip.
I'K. K'-l-
eliinei .- te-rriilioii ul' Star's Invhli- l.iUo
I i ;ii i 1 .i- luiU Illy Trallii- imililliills
111 till:, .
I.ONIIU.N tAI'l - The Inniile 111' U
Ih .l to 1'ort- ,stur vas ill seriheil iih a lnlrly -linrly
seiiona ill- di' aloniM. elei-lrona anil ether
:u.ivi:;. ila.-.liin,' alioiit In all tllree-
lioos ami eenlinti.tlly lolililinr. l-y
1'rolessoi A. S. 1-alillHKloll. rilllll
ian I'roleiiaor ol' Aalionoiny i-i
( '.iinl. i iilia- t ni i-iTity. in a reeenl
leaeliin leetiii.- le-iole the llltlisll Koal
)ol year. I n:a 11 ti; ion.
Toe aloio
t anywlten
11 e)ailiei
f ,,.C,le .1
al l.one I -i n
4 Apill I
HI illo il. .M
imni'il.
. e
I II
-w la
riy
Ii.
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i han.-.-e
l'l
: make a .sli. v.
anil I In.'- Ilo
Belli
I ... i -
Klain.
on Ho
ilh la I;
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f-1 . .
w ;: r.
"I-I"
a. rKy of tin
si
IroliM never
lole.'iS..r I'MillllK
iim tle-y lin-lel)
Tile ether WllVe.S
al I low olll w arils.
le n 11 r. ieli. s Un
tile heal llial III.
;.r Is H' ll'liliK out."
al SlilppiliLilnn.
at leol I ai
ow a.
lifi-l
I l.y
l.y I-
Kl. II. I..I..-
n.i a ilw. Illrrr
.lolin Tnllan
even M.a.l.
II
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I. lei Am. Ii
robin r In I lo-
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woman hilMe.l
Ml ntii n il, I
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I'.iU.M FI LL OF
l'l'c.-h 1!
C00I) THINGS TO 10 AT GET THKSIO EVIOUY-DAY NEEDS AT GKIOATIOU SAVINtJS
('jililornia Tomatoes
13
Kl
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ss
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M
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m
Kt
H
W
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n
N
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ulislies or Green Onions, 6 bunches 2."e
No. 2',-j tins, 2 for 2o
Siiider's Catsup, Larji'o F.ottlc -t
California White lieans, 10 lbs , 7-"-.-
Albei's Out Flakes, I.aiKe pl:K 2!(:
Our Seal Hour. I!)-H. sack Sl-H
Jersey Cream Flour, 10-lb. sack ?2.:it
Olympic Flour, 1'J-lb. sack
Maple Leaf Cane & .Maple Syrup, .".-lb. can
U liars Polar White Soap -
10 liars Crystal White Soap
Gloss Starch, -1 pkj-'s
5 lbs. Preferred Stock Coffee -..
-I Sunbrijrlit Cleanser, 1 cans
3 pkfjs. Seedless Kaisins
S2.7')
....S!ic
....:!!lc
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1I00VEKIZEI)
(dtOCLRV
"W here 1 lie Thrifty
Throng"
La Cnuidu's Original
low x-r jjrice fund store
Compete Service
ECONOMY
At (Jrnndc Ktindc Market
On 1'ir Sdci-t
La Grande's original Cash & Carry
LA GKANDES GKOCA'lEUIA
In Hot-sch lliiiltlin
1a Grantle's Original non-patented
Self Serve
Home Organization .Serves You as You Like To be Served,
"(rows with the Community."
In Murder, Belt
iW'
VP
'iwil ill l-'l".lll I'nilNllell.
i-i:mii,i-;tun. lire. - I ;.-ni
Lariiin ami Henry Willie, who
i.ie Hi. principal!! In a Mtreet
ILe't.t, I'., i'.' M nleiiee.l In la ilays
eaeii ill llie eoilllty .tail lllhl 111).. I
;& null in the .in.illi-e ol' tip
peaee loilll on eliari;eH ol.ili.i
lilll..ll:; llie peaee.
The New
French
Curl
When run wIMi t be. charni
Int; rfTtst or a Koft, iiiiluntl
curl, llio new I'rcneli mir
wave is the only answer.
Our shop Is mhiilnihljr
tMMilplH'ri nntl trained toejxc
llil.s ne curl. You will ho
mora limn pleased wllli Hib
result m. f'hoiiu now for an
appointment,
GEIST MARINELLO
SHOP
Room A, Boninier ntitg.
"A Bf-ailty AM (or
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Phone Main 577
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The (imilily
Ice
Cream
Moon Drug Co.
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Prices Delivered In La Grande
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Art & Baby Shop
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Today and Tuesday
"PLAYING WITH SOULS"
With
Jacqueline Loan, Mary Aslor Clivebiook
und buster Collier