Tuesrisiv.
Anmist 2.r, 1925.
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THE LA GRANDE EVENTNC OHRERVER
Pa ere Five
Local News In Brief
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COMlNJ EVENTS
Nelhgborhood Club Union coun
ty flower show September 2.
Ia Giundo Public Schools open
September 14.
lEchirtit'if Home
Mr. and Mr. K. II. IJoylen re
turned to their home here yes
terday alter a Iwq mnnitiH visit in
.wealthy Tacoma, i'ortland, und
Solent,
jler" Iom Tacoma
,r. and Mrs. Hurry W. Kvins
Ueorge Allen
and Mr. and Mis.
vL-ited uvttr the week end at tho
home of ilr, and Mrs. Andrew
Loney. They are from Tacoma.
Here From Portlaiul
nterly national guard instructor In
J .a Grande but inure recently of
j rtiand is stopping at tho tiom
iner hotel .
On Trip
MKs Veda Price left last even
ing on a vacation trip to Port
land. She will also viwit 'Miss Jiel
Mohr, I -a Cirande young- lady
who is spending the. winter in
White Salmon.
:
M ill llvo Ball " ;
A harvesl ball wH If uixen ly
the Cove-Commercial Club on the
the evening of August t'8 in the
Mnccabbee Hall at Cove. There
will le a short program with
dancing and other diversions lai-'
rr In the evening. Invitations
have been circulated in I.ii Gran-
de for the affair.
. .
Tiavelhxl
As nn illes'ratlon or how fnr
one may travel on a trip Mr. ".
T. Johnson, who. wl:h' Mrs. John-
m I" now reyistered at the Sniu-
mer Holel, remarked ibis morning
ttiat since b-nvlng his home in
HI. Louis a few weeks ago he has be rebuilt entirely giving addition
driven 10,000 miles. The Johnsons ' rom. Partitions will be re
arc enroute to California. moved and the present old vault
v - . .will be replaced.
YMIII&. From Pnontello The entire exterior of the bn.Ud-
Mr. and Mrs. V. K. Womor of Ing will be finished with new
pocHtotlo arrlepfj in La Grande to plate ghus windows on Kim street.
vPit their relntives. Mr. and Mrs.
Lep Wright .after which they will
fo on to Se'-tttp rnd other we-t-crn
points. Mrs, Womer was for
nierlv Nell I'restar and is well
known in La Grande having been
a tdtiricnt of the La Grande high
school.
Slftpped Over
L. Campoll with - 'Mrs.
"M.h..i, ins" melon at- the Iji
jCrande hiirh school stonncd over
in La Grande 'ih's 'ninrnlhg" "nil
Grande 'ih's 'ninr'nlhg" Vin
their wav to Idaho where some
of Mr. Campbell's relatives are
til. The
Campbells have been
spending the summer in Portland.
Thev will r"lurn to la Grande' in
ji few wi'Vm to resume their
teaching work.
Students Appreciative
I nlversity of Oregon studenlH In
I .., Grande vnres efl thanks, to
Cmse who helped them make the
?-t hniMinir fund benefit danc
last night a success, including the
F.iks for the use of the ball room.
M' Crr frr uiving furniture for
1 at i ons and patronesses, 1 ion
- .v-h rrr thn a'HcrMsIng on the
screen at the Arcade. Misses Judy
and Sally Seigrist for giving fea
ture dancesi Ti e Tiffin
for
ad-
vertlslng for them. Mrs, Stance
f r pending flowers and all those
who came. I
Personal Mention
i it
l fmnfiii.-ii'm from T'.akiT
was in the city last evening.
Al Hie Lin k
OV lvppv. care tree firefly.
You worry not a bit,
For if you see the vHlarre cn
Yoih know your tnll-Hirht's
Tim 1 nc'inventioiuil Vel
FIIAT Jr. Clothes for
hijlh school lads. They
are keen. We outfit your
boys from head to feet
with Quality Clothes at
' CLINT'S.
See our window.
Clint's
Clothier y
The Store with Couc-leuce
ROUND-i:i HAT
SEASON OPENS
:
(Continued from Page One.) ?
weather," siys Mr. Collins. "I'ros
p -cth for u world beater of u show
ure bright. To s:.y things look
Rood Is petting It mildly.' ,
! lli-in, Own Hamls
I T,u' various Hggn-KHilons com-
j lag here bring their own hands and
thry are all well known in track
and arena circles. All will bo here
at le:iat a week bc o-n IIound-lp.
Mr. Collins, with Chauney Us-
: hop. John Hamley, Dr. H. H. Hat-
lery anu hot iiutnn made up tht
udiftttn representation at the
Salt Lake show lrst week. All
Pwik highly of the show and of
the hospitality shown. Mr. Collins ullu m,' f"u"" A"v"-
wus especially imprtwd with the I Mr. Nellie Marten is entertain
unnounelng system used and the ing a niece, Mbs fcJdith Miles of.
management hopes that it can be J3aker .
duplicated here. - JP and Mrs Willlam Johnson.
.i mv ,Mn,.. r,.u.i i-tuiint.ii
Cowlu won tlu bucking, and Hob
Crosby the eaif and steer roping.
und the bulldogging.
WILL OPEN
iLW SEWAGE
PLANT BIDS
(Continued from Page One.)
and recorder rooms will be re-
lurnibhed and reeeniipped.
Scc-oml-I Umii- IMuiis
The, fire department will occupy
nearly one-hull' of the second
floor. The present dormitory will
re rebuilt into a cluhroom and
the present engineer's drafting
room and headquarters will be
made luo a I i renin n's dormitory
and will contain showers and
other facilities, including a priv-
ate spiral stairs.
The rear end of
commission room wl
tlemd oil and will
n w enginetT'H
the present
I be partl
conlaln llie
headquarters
which will a'so
blue print room.
Include
the
The city manager's office is to
Sanitation Plays Big Part
In Eradicating Bovine T.B.
Through the Influence nf sanl-.
tary .surrounding in preventing
disease
very dlr
widely recognized, the
part. It plays is illua-
traii'd uhYiost' du'liy" 'tri 'K('fl'e',ar"t,r"care and housing of farm
veterinary' - act ivittes. One of th
most Important lines of this work
18 inf" eradication of tuberculosis
rrom livestock. Owing to the sys-
temalic manner in which the
tesiirg is conducted .together with
retesis of infected herds, definite
records now lake the place of cas-
ual observations. ,
In one herd tested annually for
period of thn-e vears. each test
disclosed at least two tuberculous
iinimels. The premises and stable
were In such condition that thro
ugh disinfection was virtually im
possible, and rather th:m improt
conditions the owner finally quit
the dairy business, in con trawl In
I liis experience are scores of cases
In which infected herds, kept In
famtary barns, are soon freed of
tuberculosis und kept so for long
j.erio-'s. , .
o,,,. (lf (,(, n,ost striking exam-I
pies reporled to the Bureuii of An- 1
imal liulustry. I nlted Slates I 'e-
partment of Agriculture, ivils that
of an eastern dairyman who had
an excellent herd which lie kept
tu a very old bank barn. llie
hen) numbered between 30 and being !:..
4o animals, mostly purebred, and All teachers for the coming yen
the owner paid several thousand jmve been elected. Miss Kiizahttlh
dollars apiece for some of his ulr- Rogers or Portland Is the only, ad
ieu. This was some" years ago .utional teacher elected on the
when public enlightenment con- htafr. She will take charge of
'cetning tuberculosis was just be- n,Pit. jn n grades.
gjnning. li,reiiieul deaths occured -
ili Hie hM'd and finally llie dairy-, sHn Hunter Ivncil :,.
man decided to have his ci-ttte ALBANY, Ore, Kdvviu J. llol-
tunercuiiniesieii. i hi- in. v..,,
sh wed a large proportion of re-
actors, and later tevts took still
more. Indicating that Infection was
still on the premises. t inmaieiv
his herd, representing years of
breeding woork and a large in
vestment, was practically wiped
out. The cost of a few ood cows
used in the construction of a mod
ern, sanitary barn would have
protected the large Investment In
the herd and prevented the in
roads of the disease.
So important is he sanitary
condition under which cattle ere
kept, with relation to their health. I
tiiat the mtt.d Stales Dep.irl- I
mcnl of Aurlcnllpre now pay j
Federal indemnity for tuberculous j
stock only after the re n uses have
been properly disinfected. This is f
a new ruling b:ted on an inter- j
preiation of Federal laws and re- i
gnlations and on many of the Sta-
te laws. A thorough clean up in 1
necessary, of course, ner ore in.s
Iniection can be properly perfor
med. The rulinir Is expected to be
helpful in reducing the number of
reaetoiB found on retests of In
fected herds. In less rttstiifwHnn -Is
prompty and thoroughly done I
lolli.winc the removal of tub. r
culons caltte from a friii. there,
is serious danger of continue. J
lurking infection which may in-'an ;
more renciors to pa for at a lat-j
ei- time. Such a practice Is eon
trary to good business methods
nnd the program of Federal ec- t
onomy.
practical tiwtnrk sanitation in-,
eludes such in at' i rs as itood
drainage, removal of manure at
frequent interals, foundations of
, (increfe or other riHilcrm! that
does not rof or harbor infection. !
good iiKlit nd vtntilalion, and
FESTIVAL NETS
SI FOR M
I'nVP Urn iiiwii.l Tim M...
thodtsl Sunday nchuol gue an ice
cream festival nnd lawn party on
the lawn at the home of Mr. antl
Mrs. liorkgren I'Ylduy afternoon
and evening which received good
patronage and nulled the school
$40. The money 1b to be added to
a fund already on hand for chur
ch improvements.
Hi vi ral of Cove's young people
'pi nt the week end at Welser.
unions this number were Mr. and
m,s. William Hallmark. Mr. and
Mrs. It. il. Daniels , Mtas Bess
Kdley. Mr. and Mrs, I M. itird
und Mr. and Mrs. John Miller.
I Mr. and Mrs.. J toy Allen
Henry Alien, of Portland.
und
are
U(U8, ut the home of their par-
of iortland, are the gueMa of
tiK.ir HlHier Mra 0st..ir Jimii
Mrs. Joe Tixlon und children,
of Hurley, Ida., are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. K. Wardell. They were
visitors here a month ago and
have spent the intervening time
in I'ortland, stopping here for
ftw du'a 011 tmir homeward trip.
Mrs. H. O. Blank spent several
days last Week in i'ortland; ' She
was accompanied by Mrs. 8.' It. .
White, who remained lh the Boso
City with her daughter Mrs. Fred 1 ,
Harris.
Mr. und Mrs. J. K. Stearns, of
La Cirande, were Cove ViSttors
Sunday.
j Mis. Kdna Conklln and daugh-
j ters. .Aiunun ana Liurice, spent
ui uuner .
I The Kev. Luther G. II. Williams
of Bukei-, wilf lioid Merviee' at ln i
1 L'piscopal oliurch Sunday morn- '
The Bev. William Murray Brad-!
ner will occupy the pulpit in me
Baker Kpiscopal church Sunda.
( 'hurles 1 eliaas, who has been
In Washington for the past month.
w home again,
ent to Cat
Polly: "You s.iy M;ss
Affer
married well ?'
Cluriee: "Yes. Indeed."
"Just how well did she marry
"Well she married."
smoot h , walla, floors and ceilings
i hat can be easily cleaned and
disinfected. The trend of progress
Is plainly in the direction of bei -
livestock, since sanuauon pa
both in business,, wuy and from a
health standpoint. ijiii m spue
of tne excellent progress . aireao
made, denurluienl offieials point
out thai there is. abundant oppor-
t undy for more atlt-ution to this
important subject.'
CAMPING OITMT STwLI-:.
CAN BY, Ore. After Mrs. J. M.
Dustin of New
Kra had packed
her camping out I it a yd locked it
in the barn preparatory to start
ing for the mountains, thievtv
broke into the building during tie
night and stole everything,- inelud-
ing suns, ummnuutlun, tent
hiankets, etc.
The rI,st. Was ft -ported to of
ficers but no trace of the thlevei
has been found.
SCHOOL OP-:lG Si; T
McM INN VILLI-;. Ore. McM'nn
itle schoo's will open Septembei
L'l this year, Superintendent Ftiinl:
A. Bauman announced this wee
a small increase in attendance it-
i xpected, th
estimated cm oilmen)
lan(Ij S(.0 runil miii r;ir,i(., w,,;,
f nii jr((, ,!n,j roS(S n the Scio
j,,sn,.,, Co irt for possession of
K;illl, hirds out of season. l.-.,o
Warden Hawker made the
arrest.
FOB BKNT Large room for 2
or more, also girl to share room.
Sl'LxVSII!
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. .-."v. .'.- .:-9. :
f
t
Keen" Jtnapped ,(unt an one
a cm noe-t lltinir contest brtwern
Tuncarora Uout clubs during
mar, N. J.
Milk of
Magnesia
WS3
An effective antbae'.d an 1
laxative. Good for heart
burn, dyspepsia and flatul
ence due to excessive acidity
and fermentation in the
stomach.
Be sure to ask for Uex'ill
Si it R of Magnesia you want
the best demand it.
Glass Drugs
Inc. '
La Grande, Oregon
I'OKTLAM MAUKKIS j
POlCCi'ANi), Ore. (Al')-r-Uve
stocl, steady.
! Kgr.s -Stvaily, current receipts'
half a cent lower. ;
Butter Steady. i
Buttcrtat Steady. !
IH'TTlKI'lT
SAV -j.-HANiri.SCO (AP)
(llit ub.c, neiV today,
. .
-But-
WASHINGTON (AP) Grain
xports from tile I'nlted States
1;t!it
k totaled 3.7SG.l'0i bush
els, compart d
with 3,.'4'',hhi the
pi v inns week.
Comparative figui ts for
i'ck and tiie week before
Ia.it '
i
were
com- l
made public Monday by the
meice departnunt, as follows:
Markets
Barley, l.3Hi,(Kto bushels against! held here October 6 to li.
I.SKfi.fuiti; corn, IMB.uod u(;ainsti The piogrum, as arranged, has
too.onii; oats. UTT.imo against ! Iieen ainiouneed by Hie committee,
TOl.aoo; rye. Sfi.oao against 147, -jit is said that there may be u few
rnia; wheat, 1.30a. 000 against l,-
306,000.
L'nlted States and Canadian .
wheat flour in transit totaled!
274,000 barrels against
barrels the week' before.
174,000
vikibu: it.i sin
Ni;V VOBK (AP) The
'jpply of American grain
i he following changes in
i.Y
visible
shows
busn-
eis:. '
Wheal Ir.erensed 2.:tt"7,0(M); coin
increased St.iUHt; oats Inereased
7,6:M,Oitt rye- deomised o.OOO;
barley Increased 4J2,ouu.-
POHTl.AM .lt.I .MAIIKIiT
POllTLAND. Ore. ( AP) W'u-at
Hard while It. S. Baart, August.
l y,,.
September,
August, $i.."
w estern w
; September,
August $ l.i
$i.:.S: soft
(; Heptemijer, j
uie, Augusi. j
$l.;.7 ; hard I
'; September, I
vvillle,
l.tis:
1.07'
, inter
M.rC; northern spring, August,
1.57; September, $ Li.fi: western
ed, August
11.54: BBB.
piepicmii.T,
naru won-, Augisi,
1.62: September, $l.fii.
Oats No.' white feed. August
t $;io.rn: September "at .'t'l.r.n;
Jo. 2 white feed, August, $:"J.fH;
leptember $2".f,o.
Corn No. '1 K. Y. shipment,
ugnst and September, no quota. -ions.
m i:m:'s ai a ,laci:
NKW YORK (AP)S,ockK -
iCasy; Carysler soars 1 I -i points
o record high.
Bonds Wieady: French issues
tigher.
l"o:eign exchange I-'irm; . Scau
liniiia.n currency strong.
Cotton l.m. it; I rade buying.
Sugar. Steady; covering.
Coffee Firm; bullish crop ad
vices. -
CIIBWCO (AIM- Wheal Kaay;
ea rish isildc u ipply.
( 'orn -Low er; September Jii nid
ation. Cattle f .ood grades firn; ot It
ers lower.
The Same Bcttlt
"flfdng to Puis (his year?"
"No I'i:! goiuvr to slay home,
drink my own brew and look at
the piciurcs in the hosiery udver-
t IS.MPent.
- Six '
S- ..Vc
of the conTettantn toppled over In
membc rn of the Washington and
the Silver luku iU-tfulta at
MEMRER OF THE ORDER OF THE BATH
mi .
Kven though he did not ask to have this honor conferred
upon b.m, Butiy Owens, of Prostatyn, England, Is being initi
ated in the Order of the Bath.
Legion Convention Program
Out; Florida In 1928 Race
OMAHA. Neb. Hois' races, a dldale tor 'the convention. Other
rodeo, a street lair, the piny "What citus lined up behind Miami. It is
Price Glory." banquet, u fool hall ; undei stood that the Miami chum
game, airplane races, the Ak-Sar-i her of commerce is ready to pledge
Ben electric parade, the Legion $f0,ooo Immediately for entertain-'
parade, a parade of lO.ooo regulars, ing the convention und will put up
military demonstrations, the e'orty
and Klght step-out, fireworks
these uie some oi the entertain-
nieiit leatures planned by the)
Omaha committee for the great '
.American Legion convention to be
changis betore Hie convention is.
called to order, but they will bet
very few.
A recent change In the program
j is the announcement for Tuesday
of addresses by distinguished
gues'.S.
'WiH'ii 'these names are filled In
and announced, the Legionnaires
will be. delighted," says A. H. iCich
ariison, general chairman of the
Convention comiuittlee, 'liiu tenia-
ti'e program is:
i . ., .Monday
.Street fa4r. ' .
Horse racing at Ak-Sar-Ben field,
JUkk'u at buseitull park.
Keceptlon for ail visu.ng women,
Ak-iSart-Bcn initiation lor men.
Slates dinner (Auxiliary).
j mucin.;.
"Want Price Glory" every day.
Addri ssi-a.
Street luir.
Aouresscs by distinguished visi
toiti. .ncrican Legion parade, lou.uou
n lilM( hadcl i,y OeilelUl
ian i ..... 47
''comba
geiieiuis ami
aoiuir.ils.
Uodeu.
Ak-Sar-Ben den for men.
1 lamioets.
i-hf.;nty -nniih division dlnm-r.
N's isc.un.s.11 niKtii, ciciKUiuu gym
liamuin. cducMlay
Street fair.
Ji;.s,.iehv meeting ami im-niorinl.
I-.ijuy-jLiuli divitiion services,
i-uuthitll, Creighlon s. ijuiuiaiio.
J Jul he races.
Auxiliary drill teams cullies!, Ak-Sar-lh
n in Id.
Aiipiaue races, municipal livid.
Itvi epllon lu V Uilll 11 l,e,iuil-
nniic:;.
A U-Sar-Ben elect ric parade.
Foi ly and 1-iiht inn luuou.
i Jatieing.
i intc-dny !ilitnry lay
Strict luir.
,..tr;t'.!k , lii.if(M) icguiai
solol. rs oi S'-vcnih in my cui ps.
.Miuiuiy ue moiiHi rat tons, c onicti-elh-
p. .iK, Old fiappy lluiiow Ciuu.
Ai.lS.ir-Ben lieiu, .dost spectacu
lar v. r seen 111 Hie middle wti,l,
Hodeo. ,
inj.Se racing.
1 oi ; and l-.ih! pi uiueuai'ie.
! ij. ivoii.s at AK'Sar-lten lield,
o!ij4!ita!y planned tor ('ooiidnu iu
aiJK ui at ion. Finals in b..mi cou
, n. til .tM.-ll .'U hallos partici
pated. I'lnals lu drum aim inin
colileMH in which 7.u drum uu.
lun; corps participale.
1- riiiuy
T'.ur of city.
Si reel luir,
j u leal ion ot Wa r lllot hei s'
m- iniM lit 1.
ituine racing.
Tea for auiliar i s.
Sliiet UUU( lim, .la.'KMi.'t, 'NjwjiiaH.
iK, e I y liik'iil .
uf ciipioied 'i rm. Hi
nun,
pttrd
if- mid .lte
to
cth an
Nlnl CH
I nit- d
lilill'llie,
liiliilH, na-.nl.
guard, signal.
onu.i nun.!, m. tlKal, cnemicil war-far'-,
eiiumei is, air mall, Bed ('loss
Golf and swimming.
fi.nt'Ms, rule, p.w.oi, trap shoot
ing, ri-iii't iuart'-l. auxiliary diiii
teams, drum and biifnli corps,
bau.jii.
I LOLIil A WILL SI I K HUN
A M I illt AN l.l.l.lfN ILI
f;LAN'I0. Khi. rionda
IN.
will
ni.it' n HtronV bid for
nitie:i.il convention of lh
i -.1 2 y
Aiii.-ii-
an l.
Tl.a
loii a.n unanlmoiiKl
iiiiil at th- Reiui-iinunal ' niif. r-
nee tit pojl ci)HJtnandeiM, ndiuian'f
and other i c titlve ofricetn of tlo
dep.utioenl had to re ec. titty.
Miami wan the unanlmotiH selec
tion by the r'lorldliiiis us tlulr can-
; v .
1 1
-If
.1
as inach more t-s may be necessxiy !
to provide royally for it. j
I Jiiladeiplii.i seems io have the
inside truck lor cluuce as the liil'ii'
convention ctiy, according to re-
ports received here. Tho Ouaker
I City is seeking the convention as
a feature of the sistiuicentenniai
j celebration of the signing of the
Oeciarution of Independence. He
lection u the H'O convention city
will be made at tho national con-
ventlon at Omuha during the week
of October & to .
Paris, France, is widely favored
for the 1U27 convention. The pro-
I Jeet of meeting there is being in-
sIlKuicd as to its leaKiblltty. As-
suranct s have been iveuivd, it is
said, that the French government
will Weicubte. the. conclave with
pleasure.
( .
Linn County Builds New Schools
ALUANY, On'. - New 1 schoil
buildlnss in rural d si rl'cls' Vi"Lfmi
county thi.-j year puinbcr nine and
the tola! cost of the buildings
.was approximately j:T,oua. Lust
(yrar but one m-w building was
'completed. Seven one-room school
houses ran.iifi ln u.sl from $1' '')
to li'iiio, and two gyiiinasruiii,
one costing $:i(Uio and the other
lio.ono, weie completed this year
and will be put Into service thle
fall.
Snappy!
On lve;inber iiii. l!i:!fi. sin was
united in in.ti riutfe 'w II Ii Henry N.
Green. Tu o chlldri-n have biess
ed (he hitllie, Frances Nadllie, age
!l, and l.ouellc lierna.e, age 3.
' -From the M.axouri Led.-r
SWEATERS
Tor Hoys and Girls
filijwin iiiid Coat Style for $ 1 .05 to $3.50
Wool Caps Saccpics for Kabics.
Art & Baby Shop
FivwivriiiNH l'i Tiir. nAnv
l()l!5 WcMt tliu'ohson l.lilKf AdiuiiH Avu.
Protected Tires
jrncral Cord rcnnsylvania Vacuum Cup
Kid Yourself of Tire Expense!
Jennings & Shumate
W AT AX
W S
LABOR DEMAND
IS INGREflSING
l'OUTl.AN (Hpecial.) Calls
fur hop pickers begnn to appear on
employment boards last week, de
mands for construction workers
and harvest hands did not abate
and the reopening srveral lopgiug
camps resulted in more than 4 an
logK'ers returning to camvs. accord
ing to tho 4L weekly employment
service letter Issued here today. A
slinht surplcs of men was reporteii
from only two districts of the west
coast and nowhere in the Inland
Kinplre Is the number of men equul
to jobs offered.
Ueports. from the various 41 of
fices were as follows:
"Mt dford. Although the fruit
season is in full swing in this dis
trict there is a surplus of help for
all kinds of work.
I'ortland The sawmill at Pres
eolt on the Columbia river resumed
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
Boys and Girls school
shoes ut a very low price.
Very best grade in shoes
that wilt stand any rough
wear, for bos nnd girls. All
sizes, $2.50, $2.95 und
Misses and young men's
shoes and oxfords for neat
dress and coMego wear $;.li5.
Boys' shirts and blouses
for school und di'C'Ss &&e
and 6o.
The New York
aiore
DESTROYERS OF
HIGH PRICES
J216 Adams Ave.
SHOES
REPAIRED
By -5lin Who Know How.
Have you ever taken tho
time to consider If yo.i were
leaving your shoes In proper
. hands to have them over
hauled? You won id not take your
watch to a garage for clean
ing, then why do you iuM .
t brow, your shoes, :'your bt
' riends," Into any of t lies'.'
so-called shoemakers?"
Bring them In to expert
workmen who CAN 1)0 T1IK
WOBK right.
A trial is all we ask and
your good business Judgment
Will tell you the rest.
JESTER'S
SHOE SHOP
New Foley Bldg,
cutting last week alter being down
since early July, and the Winches
ter Bay Lumber company's mill nt
Iteedsport will reopen this week, it
Is reported . I.ok'j-hw-r activity re
mains unchanged from last week.
Juba liMteo on t'u-al employment
boards are chielty fur hop pickcs.
rigging men. eon si i net ion laborers
and concrete workers. Nut many
idle men in this city.
The
Paris
Our new l-'aU !:U" in Md
litleiy is how mi dhplay, Hid
you see them? Just the
shape and shade for you;
prices to sii't every purse.
to $'.'0.00
Let us please you, ua we
liuvc many otheis.
The
Paris
HOTEL ASTOR
EVERY ROOM has PRIVATE TOILET
50 RutKs New, Modern
Close to Shopping District and Theatres
FREE GARAGE Tariff hom $1.50
lU'Y 'I'll IS HOME
Modem (V-nmm bou4n
near Island City high
way acrus f-tmi the
Klange M 1 1 1 . Price
SiloOO.OO. Tcriiw.
Wo ii,ve several goml
lota near the Willow
School for .ale. Ilasy
lei-ins, or we will build
you a small home ami
sell on very co pay
ments. House ami barn anil
two acres nrnr Willow
Sihotil. I! us show
j-ou this pllUH
WKKKS WLAV
RF.AIiTOUS
New Foley llbln.
I nsttranco - Ijoam
, , , .
'ftl JUS a-.
Jim rinrioral iVture
With
I.ov.is Stone, .Alma licu
liL'ns, K;iyinoii(l Griffith
and I (a! no:'.ch"s xcotiii
dicls in Official Officurs.
Today
KICAKDO COIiTKZ
in
THE SPANIARD
urn
WED. -IK.
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