La Grande evening observer., April 27, 1925, Image 5

THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSEKVEK
PAGE FIVE
k Monday, April 27, li)2.r..
Local News In Brief
COMING EVENTS
Union "Coun'.y Truck and Field
Meet ut I "ion May 2.
Eufltt-m Oregon Truck and Field
Mc t ut l.u Grande May 9.
Union I-ive Stock Show at Un
ion Juno 10-11-12.
REFERENDUH
NOT FAVORED
.slater, Mi-8. S. A. WVuri-I, Mrs. llnr
len formerly here mid tiaa many
irien.lH In l.u (iranile who she willj
also visit while here. The following: rHoltilloti luia
I been forwarded to the Kvciiing Ob-
Moloml iu Walla Walla
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zable and
small daughter, Maxlnc, motored to
Walla Wullu. Washington, yester
day and spent the duy.
yci-cplcd Position
t Mis. Jlarrieite Kincsiid baa uc
crpted (i position as stenographer
lu the State highway offices here.
In I'lirtlaittl
.Mis. Clint Mayes left for
lillld lilSl Week where sin
I'ort
wilt
In New Apatrnicnt -
Mr. and Mrs. ticlm-r A. Vinson
have moved Into Ihe uiartnuint u'
L'i'ii first street. Mrs. Vinson re
cently arrived In l.a Grande from
luisc. Idaho, where all" has been
with her mother for Home time.
fltiiiriiliijg Hume
Mlvs I'aulinc Nuxall
;Jr al fortnight Wishing natives. . this morning
AeecplsVosiiioil
Harold Howard, formerly county
traffic officer here, has accepted a
position with the local police department.
M Ontmlo
Mrs. 11. M. Maloney is visitlne,
ndalivf. at Ontario. She expects
to returji to her home here In a
lew days.
was in l.a
n route lu
her home at Joseph from linker.
Miss Nuxall hiiH been In the hospl
tul at Maker for several weeks.
l.cfi this .Morning
Mrs. I. Gauthler of Ivti Grande
and Mrs. Cora Bloom of Cove, left
l.u Crande this morning un train
No. "4 for Nam pa. Idaho. whei:
they were called by the illness ot
their niece. They expect to be
gone about U week.
Mr. (in 4 n Heller
It.fi. Green, who 1ms been at Mot
I .a lie for lb' pusl several weeks iH
reported sonn-whal improved today.
Fined
( Miver 1 task was fined ? ! a and
,.sis by Jude ir.nrh K. Itrady thi
niorninn on rhart;es of speeding.
K. W. Miller was uIk- assessed $11)
and costs for a similar offense.
Had Opmitimt
Iter! i'rovost was operated on
Sunday morning at the Ci ramie
Koiide hospital. I lei is reported
getting along nicely.
Here From liiUm
Win. Vogel. recently elected
inanagi-r of the I'nlon Stock Show
for t is in l.a Grande today
from his borne at I'nion.
lEetinned Homo
viiiT Knendiiu: several days In
l.a Grande at the. Colon It. Kber
liard h'ne Mr. and Mrs. U Knap
per returned to their home at Jo.
nepli yesterday. They made th-y
trip by ,auto.
Went to Milton
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Denny went
to Milton yesterday and spent th'
day with friends. They returned tc
ha U ran do lust evening.
Spent day nt Wulla Wulla
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. llansiu
spent yesterday tit alia Walla.
Washington, visiting their daught
er. They made the trip by auto.
and
1 1 crt! cMenlny
Mr. und Mrs. Abe Harris
family motored to l.a Grande
terday from Itaker. Tliey visited
relatives here und also attended th
l.a C.runde-l'endleton baseball
game.
server:
Hesolved that: The State -High
way commiKsion desires to deeiarc
Its li curly approval of the at
titude of the State Associa
tion of County Judges und Commis
sioners In Its recent dec kt rut ion
uKulnst t he proposed referendum
on the so-culled lUis and I ruck
bill recently parsed by the legis
lature. The highway system of
Urrgon In nut constructed and
maintained by general taxation,
but by fees In the form of license
und gas tax paid by the individual
motorists of tin- state. The burden,
therefore, should be equitably dis
tributed. The Initial heavy con
struction and heavy recon.structlon
cos's uro caused In Hie main by
the users of heavy motor equip
ment. Matiy of our rouds will have
to lie rebuilt and be constructed
in a manner to wit list and this
equipment. In our opinion, this
bill does not Uvy a confiscatory
fee. but does attempt In a manner
to distribute tin- burden equitably
umong; those who use the high
Radio
llmnr rrmil Hot Luke
After' spendim; several lnyn at
llo! Lake rorclvinic meilic.il I real -ini'lil
Arthur Kerr has returned ".o
l.a (irunilc. Mr. Kerr is steward
uf lliv filUs ('lull.
Kcttii-ncil to I'ortlaiHl
After spending the past two
months in l.u Grande -Miss Kat h.T
y n Md'ai-thy l.-rt Saturday tvenlni:
for her hoim in I'ort luntl. Ml
.McCarthy was employed an millin
(-r at I'uliuun's l.ndlcs Heady to
Wear und Millinery, whlU' here.
Ilv. slum Holler ,
Wilbur Shaw, wlio lias been I'l
1 ut l.uLc t:inutorlutn for son1,
tini... Is very iiuk-Ii improved, llu
In now al'lf t ! "1" anil around.
.iTh'! This MorniiiK
Mrs. J. J. llarh n arrivid In l.a
Crandi- this inornlnK from Kunta
Anna. California. In visit Willi ll'T
Unit Ihiliy Itoy.
Xt-ws has lici-n rooelved In l.l
Ciranilo of the lilrlh of u nine
pound hahy boy to Mr. and .Mrs.
Zi nilh Thompson at Ihcir holm' n'
Nullum. Idaho. Tin- hahy was horn
l-Viday. Ilolh .iiiollii-r und baby
an. duinK nliily. Mr. und Mrs.
Thompson formerly lived In l.a
Grande.
SCIIOL-WIL
(A
For Mon
And' Younj? Men
line of largest so
ve have cvor
out, now open
Spring
lection
picked
for you.
$l.t" to
Caps of Quality
"Leave a clean camp and
: a dead fire."
1 let (i rued to I'orUnml
After spending the post week in
La Grande at her home lure Mint
Ann Stange returned to I'ort loud
last evening to resume her studh s
at St. Helens hall. In honor of Miss
Stunge the girls of the hysterica,
nine, accompanied by Mrs A. J.
StunKe and Mrs. C H. Scrantor..
motor t.o Cove Saturday und en
joyed the afternoon at the Cow
! swimming pool.
I .
TCIvSOAV, AIMtll, iH
Mountain Standard Time Stations
CNlllt. llegina. Can. (C20), S p.
in., IJelvedere Symphony orches-
t ra.
KOA. Denver, Colo. .(3S.4).ii-ti:3U
p. in., dinner music.
Pacific Standard Tinm Stations
KIT, Los Angeles. Calif. (4iiS.5).
5::ia-ti i. m., Kxaniluer'a mu-
sucal half hour; li-ti:K, Mac
iJaniel's nightly doings; :4f-7,
Kaditorial talk; 7-S. program.
Hills ltros., feulurlng a dinner
dance orchestra, Starr Russell.
Ill lies singer; 8-!, Kxumincr:
Women's l'rss club of Southern
California literary program; 9
y:Sa, t.'allfornia siring quartet,
l.eontine J)e Aiinu, contralto;
U:SU-lu. Marguerite Johnston,
pianist; (Jrove lindsay, baritone;
1(1-11, l'ackard ballad hour. Sun
shine band, Way Wutts. lJilty
r.nd Polly Hull, Harney Weber.
KFOA, Seattle, Wash. (4.r.4.:i), 4
5:15 p. in- Olympic hotel concert
orchestra; ti: 4 5-8: 15. Hhodes'
JJepnrtment store program; 8:3a
10, Times program; 10-11, Kd
die liar knew and his orchestra.
KFWIJ. Holly wood. Calif, ilih'i).
7:45-! p. in... popular song hour.
Chuiile Wellmun. the Prince of
Jazz; Hlllie lunn. pianist:
Charles lJeuuchamp. tenor; Irene
A uglily r, blues singer; S-'0, Joe
Martin's Studio Sjlx dance or
chesliu. Miller's international
Hawaihin trio. W. S. llorton.
baritone; 10-11. Warner Urolh-
I ers hour of joy. I lurry hcymour.
entertainer; ll-l a. in., lirand
stu tier's Hollywood Mont marte
cafe dunce orchestra, Mel 1'cdcs
ky, leader.
COMI'LKTK BEAUTY
THKATM KNT
is obtirincd by the ivgu'ir
use of thi' Ih rct Cura Nonus
t 'reams: Cold t'leum. Vail
lsldn' Crcumj and sklu
l.'rcum. .
i :ach of these 'am
Ntniie 'reams Is for a
different purpose, the
fold Cream for
i ieansing. Vanishing
Cream us a protection
from weather and us
a base for powder und
the Skin 'ream for
!nati-age ami us a tis
sue builder.
Let US tell you how
wonderfully they
work.
SI. 00 u Jar
Glass Drugs
Inc.
La Grande, Oregon
led, but Atlantic coast takings are
restricted. Thu softwood produo
; ei-s find that In the middle west.
! city demand Is better than that
I from country districts. Farmers
have had an early start on spring
! work in their fit Ids; they buy con
servatively and pay cash. Itetall
j em have been holding down their
' stocks, so that present deliver!
! to jobs will make early
I ments necessary.
the close of the polls ut 0 o'clock
U was any man's race, us the. two
chief candidates ran, neck and
neck lu the official count,
ItKltl.lN. Germany. (l!y the As
sociated Press) - When told today
of his election. Field Marshal von
, Hindcnbui-K declared '"God grant
.that pally strife may ut lust end.
replace-j KverMhing Is decided now. Let us
(hope that the people will now
Hurdwoods uie In Improved call J learn complete unity for tn union
from the building trades, especial-j there is .strength."
ly Intel lor trim and flooring 1 limleuburg evinced deep plea
plants; there bus been u pick- ip 'huic when the results were rend,
in demand from t he automotive j 'i.et nobody" imagine I will
industries, v. bile furniture inakers'staud for anybody dictating to me.
continue to take u good volume. 'The battle has been fought and
Foreign business has so lmnroved without reserve 1 am reudy to
us to be the bright spot of the stretch out myhand to
market. While prices, are low. i many, even to those
Ger
who opposed
t here
dency.
is noted an upu ard ten
ia our common endeavor,' lie
him)emu:rg
frowned on
Markets
DAMI'l lt ON .MAltKKIV
M'.W VdllK (Ilv the Asuoelal-
...t v I I k iiil.-iil i''a f If el lull
BY NATIONS i muiu' sl innahly put u damper on
t. market for I In- new Gei lnall
filianellliK. whleh will retard lli'KO
tlatious for lurtlier loan:i und ere.
ilit unit may even result In the
withdrawal "( some. .Amerlean
rfunds In (Iml country, it was us-
srl'led today by proinlllelll Inlerna
tlonal bankers. .
One banker said adverse condi
tions yhoilld nol last, however, for
Hie wave of apprehension would
probably pass
(Continued from One.)
j l'n-.H.s).. The official provisional
flames of (ho presidential eleu
' lion follow:
Von llindenhllii:, 1 -1 . 0 3 ! . 3 ! u .
Marx. MI.iiV.'.IHu.
'niaelmunn. I ,'.i3 1,5!" I.
Votes declared Invalid, 21.111".
Tolal, 3ii.:M;.5n.
Mens Suits
Wc have a splendid showing of Men's Suits foe
Spring und Summer wear. The season's most popu
lar styles and colors in both conservative and ex
treme styles.
$16.95 to $32.50
Wulch Our Windows.
55 S'l'0ES
turfed THE
n u a
The conference will concludbl
;.Mii)i:.s m (it y l'i;si'.
rKNUl.HTON, ' Ore Hneourair
cd by Ihe cool, . wet , weuthcr that
has prevailed for the past twii
weeks, wire . worms have been
Hhimaulm: caidcus and potatoes 111
and near I'cndleton.
The pesls have done sufficient
, hanii Unit the telephone In Hie
! county nKent's office bus been
kept rlnsinn rcKUlarly by kardeii
ers who sought ' aid In rlKhtlng
1 1 he worms.
I'OKTI.AM) .M.MIKl'.rs.
I'ORTI.ANI), Ore. (Al')-- Live
stock steady. Kkbs and butterfat
steady, liutler : cents.
STARTS TODAY
(fontlnued from Vnce One.)
inn r.nr.vr.
SAN I'llA.NCISCO. (Al') Uu(
terlat i!t l-2c liere today.
Personal Mention
A. llllt passed 'dirouKh l..i
(iriimle Oils morning en route to
Wallowa to spend n few days on
business.
Nellie McCarthy passed throuirh
l,a lirande (Ills mornliifr polni! lo
Wuliowu on n business, and pleas
ure trip. She Is from Kalespell,
Montana.
Mr. and Mrs. I.ou llavis were In
l.a (iruudc this munilne from Iheli
home at lnlon.-
llruce Hennis left loday for hr
lancll near l.'nlty.
.Miss Phyllis Seranlon was anion,'
those I'roni l.a Orande who went .
I'cndleton Saturday lor the track
meet.
100 More Extras Needed
For "Winds of Chance'
(Continued from Vt ge f7"
cPtXPthieI;:
The Store With Conscience
beailly "f llirmlnuliani. ami., o.is
Hilt Oeoiirc Wallers Scandals lo
nter the movies. Mio is
a fenlured rOlf 111 U1C
'Winds of (.hiinre." Screen tests
indleiile n ery promising film
That New House
' Garage
Aiiv lmildiii"; .vi" '' '"' imi ''opiesents a suli
slaijlial invest meiil-a big- pile of hard earned dollars
that you want lo jjuard.
A fire insurance jx.licy in uiie of our coinpaiiies
is a sale, dependable puard that is always on the job
-aful oiio that nets action in a hurry, when you have
a hiss, in the form of a check to cover the damage.
Talk it over with us before the buildinsr is started;
that's the safe way.
DUTrON "The Insurance Man"
la
With The
SU'I 111 I Y liAM AVIX.S
t;inudc: nti4inal lnk
riiomu Main 80
Kti. Oak hind, falif. Gitit.l'). 4
B:0 p. in., concert. orcheM ra.
Hotel St. Krancl.s; ti-(i:45, boyn'
day at home; 8, Aahiues Temple
Hhrine hand: Krwln llolion, ten
or; Will H- Hilt, the "dd lloine
l'oet.' Arthur T. linker, flutist;
.Mrs. l-'rank l'alin r, Hoprano;
Noble Cliff Jlertle. phintsl; ln
I a. m-, Henry Hals'ead's orches
tra. KOW. Portland, ore. (CH.r.).
U'StO p. in., itoae City trio; ft,
cliildrcn'H program; 8, Oregon
AKricilllural college extension
service lecture; .S:yn, toiurert; lu,
.Multnomah Hotel Strollers.
K1IJ. I-oh Anee, t'alif. (4o:,.2).
U-ti:;tn p. in-. Art Hickman's Cllt
more hotel conceit ureluvdru,
JOdward I'ltzpalrlck. director;
ti;3ti-7:yt. little slories AmerUnn
history, J'roi. Walter S Hester
1 lert.OK'. weekly visit of tjue n
Tilauia and Sandman fnnii
I''iiiry1aml. Louis l' Klein, auto
harp lintl harmonica, Chus. Ij-lle
Hill, rejidlntfH; i-'lorayn'i Thoiilp-
hoii, Hoprnno; S-lo, .proKrain,
Master t'arpet Cleaners and Con- I
tractors' association; IM-ll, Ait
Hickman's JJiltmore hotel dance
orchestra. Kurl LIurtnett, Pader. ,
KJK. Seutlh.. Wiwh. Ciejl.D, 1-
1 :;p p. in-, J'ost-lnlelliyeneer
musical; 1:3"-, IP-mice Iteil-j
diiiKlon; '-ii.it", what's doiiif; at
the theaters.
KN.N. Hollwood, Calif. (:::!;.!).;
ti;4.'i-ti: 15 p. in.. Wurllt.er Hlitdio
program, Siil Jit's sports talk;
'lj : IUi-7 : 'f, liroKram. (J lote let
Cream company; 7 : Sa, ''Style:,"
Myer Heljfid. jr., of .Myer S-iel
and comptiii ; 7 : 4 talk, on
lieallh. Hr. liolert T. Witliams;
KNX fealtiie proK'aiii; Jt-H',
proKrm, independent l-'iirnitiir"'
Ma nul net urln company-; 10 -1
movie night at the Ambassador
with Town Crier Introducing c l
ciiritlefl, Abe l.yriiau und lii fa
mous Cocuanut Orove dance or
chestra. Kl'O. Han Krancisco. Calif. (U"..r,)
i-2 p. in., Itmly Sei'-r's l-'uir-inoni
hole oreheslra; 4 :;iH-r. ;:;".
Itiidy S'iKr Kit It uiolit hotel
orchestra; i:;t"-7. States n.-si au
ra til f relies! nt; 7-7 :Sd. Itiuiy
S'iKer's J'aii imml hole I oreh s
tra; !-!. nnuii, auspicen UUhn
H ul' r I'aiul c(jniiau ; -lo pro
Kiam, San Kafa' l Thursday Mu
si a. I cluh; in-ll, Johnny Hiiitk's
Amphlans.
i.i miii it ih;mam (;ains
That the lumber Industry is in
the full tide of its seasonal ex
pansion is shown by national sta
tistics for the week ended April
1 1. The Kuln in orders, as com
pared with the previous week,
wus surprisingly lartre, and those
received by Hire" hundred sixty
nine of the larger commercial
softwood mills amounted tn a full
hundred per cent of their produc
tion. Shipments also made an
increase, but amounted to only :7 )
per cent of outp it, which prob-
ably made a slight icnln. i nese
riKures. says the American Lum
berman, t'hlcaKO. show that the
market Is steadily improving.
Ouins to a fall oft In southern
pine production of ti.U per cent
during the week, orders, althou.i
1.5 per cent below the previous
week's total, were .r..u:' per cent
dbove the net mil onl put. I nes
.iiKures reflect a policy of mnnilr.
faclure according' to demand that
will Rive Ihe market greater
strcmrlh. Must of the new urde.'S
come fiom northern and eastern
centers, demand from the south
ern stales ledin: held back by
dro-tth. whip; titat from ncrtions
where there has b.-en rain has
shown decided inet-eaae. The Hr
mills "f the Paetlic norlhwesl are
siicceedinu' in their et foils to cut
down the iiverprodiietton that had
brought prices below cosls. I lrd rs
for the week were S per cent
above" output. Niiut y-fl v Identi
cal mills had reported shipments
lor the previous we.-k, Hided April
4. lis !i!iS.!'l- feet, as njralnst. a
Ihiec-vear average of 717, ! it fe-t.
Mill slocks at praeileaMy all coast j
plants are b-in reduced and are
bi-comlnu broken in as.vrlin-ni.
while- prices are fiunln;; up. Call-,
fornm buylnu has recently fmprov-i
1JI;UL1N (Ity Associated I'ress).
The people of Germany have
rallied to the banner of Kleld
Marshal von J ilndeubui and
elected him president of the re
public, tie is the first president
of tlerniany to be elected by pop
ular ballot. He was nominated by
the National 1st -Conservative bloc
to replace I r. Karl Jarivs, who
failed of election in the first bal
loting on March His oppon
ent was Hr. William farx. can
didate of the republican bloc, ad- "
herentM of the Weimer -oalitlon. FOREST WEEK
composed of Centrists, Socllillstsj
and Democrats. The. third candi
date was Krnest Thaclmann, Com
munlst. !
Von Jlindenburir triumphed in
his race for the presidency wit h
a plurality close to S45.itui) votes.
The unofficial final figures are
Von Hlndenhur,-. 1 4,0:;!t.atMt; Hr.
Marx. J3.74tt.tmo; Thaelinan, 1.
7St,00(i. '
Von inndenljuifr comes tn the
chair once occupied Ity Kriederich
j Kbert,' who was chosen president
by tho national assembly at Welip
er in February. 1 f 1 it, und who
died in Merlin February, ' Hi5.
The women's votes and a heavy
turn-out of former stay-at-hoim
voters elected the field marshal
Not until the returns from 33 oul
of 3 election districts were re
eetveit' i find tnhuluted could the
outcome be determined and from
will be carried Hy radio, and stale
and local commit teen havo been
formed to center observance of tin
week In the communities.
Korevt Week succeeds l-'orenl
Protection Week. heretofore di
rected solely by ihe 1'nttcd Slates
Forest Service and designed in
stress the Importance of preventing
timber fires. Tills year the fire
liHKard Is to be emphasized aton
wJth the urgency of reforestation
and timber conservailon.
Provision also Is made for dis
tribution of forest trees to prlva'e
owners for planting. It In esti
mated that tho Cnlted States con
tains Ul.oiHi.aoo acres or denuded
fon si land which uhould be re
planted. . According to the forest
service less than &.oimi acres of
young roress are planted annual
ly in this country by all agencies.
350.0011 acres each year.
OOTEL ASTOD
2nd & Hill to. Ancle.
EVERY ROOM has PRIVATE TOILET '
50r Bath. New, Modern
Close to Shopping District nnd Theatres
FREE GARAGE Tariff from $1.50
lional work will 1 mducled. Al
eliims durliu; the week sieal;ers
will outline inoKrams for perpi.-
uatliiK the llml.fr Hupply. Slnillnr
exercises are planned for virtually
every schoollniuso In the country.
Address. l.y promtne'il person-i
it You Want tin.' llt'sl
Bread - Cakes - Pies - Cookies
llu Sliro It Is Jlnilu by (Jwlllllliil's i:li'e(ilc llukeiy lXslern
Orctiim's Lcaillnn llreail ami l'nslry linkers
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
Home of the Golden Crust
Arcade
TODAY - TCKSDAY
. WE SPECIALIZE
ON
Generator
Starting
Ignition
AU Electrical Repairs
To Your Car
Guaranteed
Service
Full Line of
Service Parta
Battery Electric
Service
1311 Wash.
M-753
There
h i d c
eyes
man
's ii lure that
s in u bcauly's
and hides iinlll
rinds It,
Dress for "Mothers Day"
.Mother wimlil cerlahily nipilnti' ll nice, cnilmililoreil ilirss
of Miantcm, Voile, l.lneii or (.innham Marl it now.
Art & Baby Shop
"r.VKUYTHINO Hill Till'" HA1IY"
IlliMKriTl'lllMl Hotel SoillimT lllillt. STAMPING
HD'riiiiticic l'A'rriatNs i. i. o. thmsau
burns 1,1(1' roirs( V"n'i..ll!r,,,v!!V'"l'..V.V.V.""''!!V''
Prices Delivered In La Grande
sT.WKAicn ii on pi: ..
STAND.MtK Sl:lAN ..
SI'AM.M!1 TOI'HIM.
K1AMI.MII 0 A lf ..
MASICIt II l). II
MAKTl:ll 0 KI.IIA.N
. Kill III
..Sltl.'.O
XI 1T
BUICK GARAGE
ii;nm.;s a sin mati;, iinp-.
Smcc.vJiirs lo SmiUuud tV. Shliin
y ' i "
i : - ;
CL WKDNKSDAY - THURSDAY FRIDAY
"WHAT'S AN EY K CAV.i - J
I'hiladelphla lias K'M imblic L
brarbs; sn she niiiHl h.ivr iibu'lt u
ndllluii pi' iure hIiuv.h.
fill in- for Mim S baltan, u hu
i just I 'J i ars obi.
iola I ana has be. n taking
paiiibllnt; P-Ksims tu fii her fm
her role in "Winds or rhunee," In
this rilm version of Jbuch'H ram
uUM Mftry nIic pla the part nt
Kouletiu Klrby, ti u omun f.i o
d-uhr In the Alaskan gold ruii
Down In Price
Up In Sales
lliHlsnn-Ksst'v. Ajjnin Kodiices Prices
KI TIXTIVE AT ONCE
Delivered in l.u Grande
Hudson coach now si m
WAS ?l.r.rT)
HUDSON 5-PASSKNGKIt SEDAN
nmm- secret
jj-MliHtfil w OCT .i- - "
mm
13
HUDSON 7-1'A.SSKNGEU SEDAN..
NOW ?1 !",()
WAS .fiOMl
now jao.'iii
WAS ?21.')D
ESSEX COACH NOW SI (Hid
WAS ?107l
The World's (Jiiaksl Duy
Lcdbetter's Garage
HAL
BOHNENKAMP
Ouneral Director
FIFTH
AT
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of the success of this inslilutioil
is due to several facts in connec
tion with the high grade of serv
ice we render
Our chapel has lieen specially
designed J'or the utmost conveni
ence of our patrons;
Special training in preparation
for the care anil direction of all
funerals;
Moderate prices with the sum'!
fair treatment lo all, rcgat dless of
their financial ability to pay.
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