La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 11, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextI Frulay, September 11, 1925 THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSEHVEH The Observer W ant Ad Page The Market Place cf Union and Wallowa Counties FOn RENT UK HKNT l'1iirnishril boile IteepiiiK 'U't. to rinbl arty. .In privatr home. JL'li ier mo., Iii;hu a 11,1 water Inrl.iili'il. t'iiiM- in, 351-J. .' 2u.a-ll)-3tp ti.au w;NT- .Modern apt. i'iiono ii-9-ln-;li J71-.M. Villi HKNT .3 liuiw, im Kivi -room moil' ril AiliuiLi, call aiiu-.,!. i'i-y-:i-:iij .'lllt HKNT llyuai!. Kor mile, I nilure. AiyiTy. lllili 4 jiri-i t. t' y . 3-i)-!t. M 1 5 Vuli HKNT -f- 2-room 1 1 1 1-1 1 i:: ii t, t : i awiitiiients, Hi'iun lieutiii, HI17 T 4111. i'llOlle 381-.M. 1 l-U-S-ll f it HKNT opt. Wuverle 11 intern A III. furiiiKlit'J 7-U-4-SIP Jeull HKNT Koui-ronni furnlsheil J. a i a r t in o n t. '1'lic Ktletiliolm, 1 4r,S-H. i B-U-4II FOU HKNT i rooms, 1! ''. 267-J. I -itftit limiselieepliii; I- AI:uhh. I'lione a-.v-s4-tf FOR K.M.fc Knit HKNT Furnllie,i room. ln '' illlre Ml7 1'ellll. I'lilllie f.lil-.I. Ft ill HAI.E Wooil miw or will trade lor ll;lit car. I'lione Kur , mi ni 1 I a. 12-:i.lu-4i P Mill KAI.K V apple box. Ibiril-tt pears. $1 an l'jul Kir St. i"-!l-!i-:tti Klilt SAI.K Hit TltJtllK Law team, wukor anu harms; v. ill . 'trade for town properly. Jieni-y liellnier, 21(12 t;ove Ave. ' 1 U-0-1 Q-ri!; KOK MA-LJ-; O-roonl modern holi.-'i-closyiK on pavcj titreet; 2 mla. ' Ternr"le:,lliiiiable. Inquire l.'h-.-. 'served "L'12 Cellar St. 21-9-IO-:ilp KOIt SAI.K Coal heater $S; W.kb enameled l'erleel ion oil healer, i if; bed spring, fl.Hi. 307 Kprln.f. ; i. U-'.l-7-lf FOit SAI.K Chevrolet coupe, new ' ' Alum: 1st, Bparu tire, ltcen.se, in- Miranec $'.25; terms. C K. ,Xlayn. lOO'.l Ctli PL 13-:.-.r,-ti )'SH SAI.K or KKNT I'mlcrwooil typewriter. K. C TiicKey. fe' ' ' 9-20-1 nip grA.TK.J-To keep aehool child. tANTKi ("onvpetcni '.vorrnii To . iroyork rl y.'-i ii'S- Mm. II. .1. Ow-f. ' yii .Main 3-9-Hi-if A N T IC I I'ru.if nif itrs ami A iackM-H. Will siiirt piirkirftr tiboiit. tSi-pt. 15. John ix-un. fove 4 !t i Snodgrass & Zimmerman lusive Undertakers Our Invalid Cnr Is used but tor one purpose of convey ing the sick and Injured any where they want to ko. Main 02 Mglit or Pay V j HEATERS NEW OR USED, COAL OR WOOD From $1.00 to $80.00 WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE Furniture Exchange Fir and Jefferson Phone 4T4-J WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE It is the EFFICIENCY of the telephone that makes it irresis tible to a great people whose passion is to get resulis. Home Independent Telephone Co. Observer Want Ad Rates (fount rivo nvorno uoiils in I In- line) line. I st liwil inn 1 Or I'll- 1 .it', rarli U4lilcd ruii- M'rtiliw inrtium 7r Al inimiim rhni'Kf on tmc nv tlrr 2,V itAii:s It V .MONTH 2 lines. k i inoiilh :i liiir-, u-r mutiili s:S.2.' I lint's, per nidiiilt si.ro .1 lint', (NT muiitli S 1.75 I au-Ii ai!i!ilii)iial liur nvt'i-rhr cliai cil al ."0r prr line per nir.iiih. CAsir IX AHVANCK is rr fititrril on all rlassiilitl onlrrs ti caiti tin-si' inlcs. Mlffhcr rates t harmed on all cirillt in set I ions. t'opy for all rlassiritnl nnln-s iiiut lie in litis nrfie' hy 10 a. m. day or i.si;im ION. S:of onlers tin nd in't'lel un til fin ther nntirr itnisl lit ri I'euejJ hy tin1 Minn limit m r tia Itiertion will Im rharjf'i'. Ti'lephoni o i- (I r r s solicited. asli rates limy Ir earned on pttnii'. orders hy fiaynietit on or helui e Iat i.t lat inst'riion. imiom: maix :i7 "Ail Oti-rver Want Ad Will Ho If WANTIM) Mareellinjr by licenced onirator. jr. App't rail 191) Orat r.iun-'H, Ad mm;. 8-l!9-linp WA.N'i'lil I h-ta .ii telling and dress niaii ii'tT nl Sintfer S'-wlng" .Ma chine office, l-'oiey IMds-. t-24-l mp WA.NTKO llemstitehill),'. 6c a yd. .Mrs. K. f. Turkey, 1 SOS 2nd St. S-2!)-lini WA.NVI.'i) .Men vcr t're-k pipe to work on lieu tine, ljeavif name; city r-- rorder for work Kinaiut; .Monday, Sept. II. li enbower llivs. 22-')- he- AS i i:i stit'hiajif. IJutton.s made. Art and Hahy Hem Shop. -4-lm WANTED Wasliinx at homo. V:ll call and deliver. Phone 2-8-25-lmp WANTKD Pressing and Cleaning, .weifel's Tailoring. Main 1 7i. lielivery. " 10-8-2-lm NOTif.Hi Moles. wartH.-superfluous hair removed isy eU'cJp'olysl.sM no hc a r.i. A 1 L ,iv o i'k ipu :: n Used . Colonial Peauty Shop-. K. Lucille Daly. Koley Pldg. 20-8-13-tf JicKAY DAM IXSI'IXTKP I'KM'l.l'T'.'V, Ore. McKay dam, iviilch l-s under ro:i'tructlon across McKay erc-di, ."even mites eolith of iViidietun was, ituipected hy a t opfiresnlmial delegation which inc'Iudvd Kep regulative Louis f . framiiton of Michigan, AldLson T. Siniili nnd Purlon Krench of 7la ho and -V J. Sinnott of Oregon. At noon the visitors were Kuesis j of i he Poiary club. .Itepresenta-'tiv- Smith told his audience thai in noes not expert ureal resulis from (he crusade now beinK made j by Sice Pn-sident I awea to I'ffect a revi: inn of senate rules. Sena tor.' idimtld, however, he required It') inalv lh lr s; -eche.s and re- mat applv to the subject under diLcii.-slon, the Idaho man declared. Ai,r ixjritKs wo- ASIII-AND, Ore. Mrs. nristine Ketei. 71, of thin pity. Li In the local hospital iMii'ferinR- from a fractured skull an the result of b"inr' kicked en Ihe head hy a calf. She wa uncuti-sclons for fi'-veral lion;::, but a n porl fruru the bos- pitjil lil-- moriiuifC ;tid .vhe liad i ' a : t i i d conseioiiMic.ss. NEW TODAY KOIt KKNT SUeplnt; room, rloai In. l'rivale enl ralii'i". l'hone 214-W. iii'U Main. 3 -1 -1 1 -3 1 ' UOOM-hoard for 2, prefer t Biris or leaehern. H'H tt J L'-y-: POIt SAI.K Kee.l huy, simp'. $;?. 1:m4 -:;t:: o. 1 ' 2-0-1 I'hool 1 1-Stw i:ooil itp I'lMI KKNT :i-ro"iii furlilsheil house, lights anil water paid. 2u lmtillreal Observer. I!-!!-1 1 . It p W A N T 10 1 1 wishes lo help ir.::-V. 4ie!lable Klrl Willi and KO to Kelionl. 3-9-1 1-llp IMU HA IdC Cood tin room house and lot. chean. fall Main I 10 or SttD-W". 9-1 1-lf I . : PAT K NTS OF I.WKNTIONS: Val- linlde idt-ati Klmuhl he proleetrd hy patent. K. K. Sau.o. of Wat- , la Walla, V;iKhiiiHloa. a I " uited .Statin lielstere.l fateiit Atlor- J liey, will handle patent eases, I Meelittnir'il I iraltini nnd I Hue i 1 'rial In ;r. of this dirdrh t. for- nupmehnre so I jelled. A per- ) HOiial hilerview may he arranired thru ;ILs,s l.mari at the ("ham-; her of fammeree. Tills ad. ap-I prarn l-'riday. NORTH POWPhlt (Specinl) Mrs. A. 1 fraitf and Mrs. Will Pearson and son. l.nniM. spnt :: v eru ilays at Kagle Valley recently. Willie there they drove lo HotiK'. Oi ('Ron and with .shi.wn throunli the peach packing liouae of W. K. Maker. Mr. liaker estimated the peach crop ther'1 tit ca.mni buxes. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Shaw and (laughter, M ildred. left by motor Saturday morning for iimir hom' at Walla Waliu. They have hern visiting irietida and relatives here lor some time. Mih. Hen R Kvuns left tho f irhl of the week for Ph-usani Valley, where she will teach school this year. Arsons the Haker visitors Tues day were Mrs. Jno. Lavender and Mrs. 'Minerva Pearson. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Pearson spent Tuesday afternoon, at Pakerj . Volney :. Per and f mil My were linker visitors Wcdneday. K. I.. Pedhetter and ff.mil v. of T.aoFamJo. a?id Mtiif(in l'e:irce of Portland, visited at the MeOrath home recently. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. f raig m .tie a business trip lo linker Tuesday. Mr. and Mra. Charles Palmer ate driving a new Hudson coach pur chased from P. P. ladbetter of Pa Grande. Mr. and Mra. Waiter MrOr.it li motored to liaker recently and had dinner with friends there. Mrs. Pverett !cnroii was a Pa ker visitor a few days af,ro. Mra. Vlciet Willis was tuken to the Paker hospital last w"rk and ojierat'-d on for appendicitis. At last reports she W;:3 doing nicely, AHier visiting friends here for some time. Miss. Kunici Prowu re t u rued to her home at llie h la nd TucKflay. Mil's Pruwn i:; pr'meipal of the Sunnyslde sehool there. Mrs. Kmil Yards-rom is working at Hot Pake this week. Hint to KOltVrH: N'-ver tee off when teneil i:p. try to MOM'M POP BACK HOMrJ EAGLE I nimrt.A iisr-issen IHV THERES Pi LIGHT .AT LAST.' IMTVTe'3 HOOSS H0W DID THEV CC-T Vc (SODS WHAT A BELIEF HOME SO FRECKLES AND HIS ?LET AIM'T IS UOHZ Ft0A TVS AAoD At IS E006HT IIM A AlEVJ A FAMCV TO A- 3 i.MPi 1MEL La Grande "The Rango Terror'' Featured at Sherrys Today Only. Ileln . . . fellow (liK . . Ins!" ''lix nw&uiac, P'Turtii'd wih the etui ui a revoivT huilet on i seinn oi p iper, is pu lietl tip ' "Hi-.-d" .Meienun. ie?,ii i;an(.rer, in me niuiilii ot hviK-' Mow. hail' 'volt, and it leutla intu nrte ot ilie mewl tlirlllii) aciloil bluritrf ever v. ri t -(en tor tlie aeretjti. Iluii lusier pltiys the role of the ruiiK'T. tind "AUisUa," a diiur with f,ruii, j nn': - is', playa r. BteMnr role "by him. s;l!'," Tile i-ciiahiuailuu makes N'real Krre- a eiit-Tla,niuent under tin' i itle of "TI.e Kama' Terror," tiie third ol' the tiohlhui y-t'.o.tl. ;;euir.' stiirrlihf ( 'uwier, which eoima to the ilt-rry tMe;iler lor a one d:iy ri'ii. Willi. ail Juukh (."raft Jun; liirvcled tiie pirttiiv very uhly, whtU '1 hnis VaUit nur, ll'-niy J. II. rh. ami t'ui! dv I.iirtit ee, llellt "lierhie play I lVatun-d rcte;; m ill f omedy hoin-r hie." . .in COloriUl btOl'y Mlf Mnvin UX JlUAll 011 ilt btai'. . . , . ... .a surrin;; ortiuaiir i:iu of for 11,. tliT' r.tltle (Mjtintry is proiut:sed Hi:r. en hy "A Itoal'intf Adv 'niure , fiiivrrHal Wei'tem Himrlnij ' JacK lloxie and whir) will he shown in the H'ar t'teatt r. cointuerHitiM Sal- unlay, lloxie is easi in tiie part of a yiu;ni; cliap who comes frma l he P.fcSt Pi visit his t'ailMT and b coim s mied up in the plot ol smi cattle rustlers to di-rpoll the ranch the lather owns in tiie hills some ' miles from n lltt't town where ihe rot In r makes his home. Th" picitire is the adaptation of ''The Tenderfoot" a t-'ory by Jack Pol lei's, and adapted by Isadorr PeniMein, itipervisor of Western productions at Pniversal fity. iloxie is supported by a east that includes .Mary McAllister, M irin ' Sais, J. (Judon Pussell. prancis l-'ord. Jack 1'ratt and little Mar garet Smitli. fill" ford Smith di rected, and the; Hoxie unit of ihe famous i'nivei aal ltauch Uidery cont ril.ule Kome spectacular fea tures in the way of horseman ship. Puffy Purn:', the part portrnyed by Hoxie; derided to no 1o "'h" rancli and see if he can discover who is responsible for tiie loss of his fat her's cattle. Pccaase the ranch superintendent's daughter, I who recognises in Puffy the man who saved her from him, tin1 ranch j lor.'inan, who expects to make the ; girl his wile, becomes Oufty's bit-j ter enemy. Tin picture was filmed on loea- lion in one of tin- most ptetures- : Mill' tactions of California,, the fa- 1 tnoits Mother l.ode mining rcijion. one time home of Mark Twain arid') Pret Parte; home ol the "Jumping Prog" of Tuolumne and of "Truth- j fill JiiilKv of Table , mill 1 1 in. SI in I s alioiisl! 111, -11 111 111." .1 In Krnzil t iM'iliir .ilicul ) AM) AITl:il MAY It I.IOAVI'i I.KAVIS 1'nfiin I.a (Jrnmlo 9:no a. K. J : 0 . . I'. M. H : 1 6 1. M. 6:311 P.M. Kundnj 1:00 P. M. 1:80 P. M l: G. Di'l.AI' fleaiUiiioi tors, Stinuuer ITotel MAVBE SOMEONE GAVE Them a lipt-thev Couldn't haajs QUICKLV ' WALKED ALLTrtE VVAV BACK1 IN Two DAV5 J i"i 1.J Int.- FRIENDS TATAjicE I heatres Laughs, Thrill and Love in Lloyd Film At The Arcade Som' people tMiiertaf n the idea that comedies, like Tops . "Ju-d growed." Some comedies do! put nut Harold Ployd'w. There Is no ot her 1 h oi err entertainment t ri( aires more building and modeling, more infinite jM'ins and patience, upd mure kill (nl talent than swilt, cleit comedies like those o.r Harold Ployd, that must ncxer de.scernl to ship stick, nor rise io tiie peaks of being high brow. Pvery l.loj d coined y is f inuiy built on a stdid foue lution of a real sioti. 'Tin true that a stunt here and a trick there may be an inspired after thou t; hi. lut in vo h t In a little more , laughter light, but it is neer allowed in if it de stroys tip- dramatic continuity. The foundation of "Never Weak en," a th revive! Associated Px- Piod now at !tv Areade theater. i;i the plot of a boy who loves it girl, believes her untrue, decides on suicide ami changes his inl'id when he rinds his life really in dan-i;er--even threw In a little psj e ho ur y for good measure! The ornaments Ihe things that turn this truly magic plot into hys terically amusing comedy aiv the thrilP and gags. And what a treas ure troe of ninny sliuaiioiei! What a pirate's liiiisom of shivering, shuddering sensations' The rhipax Of "Never Weaken" is so intermixed with real danger and utter nonsense that lt' a tofs ip whether ou have laughed or gasped our:df breat hless. Plrd II miters lirnw l ines. PPNOPPTtiN, Ore. fharges of killing Hungarian part ridr.es rost i-;. it. Northrup JMi and V. P. Pas cal! when they pleaded guilty in the court of W. O. Slaver, jus tice of the peace in the Pilot Pock district. They were arrested by W. 11. A I bee, deputy game war den. TIIHPi: POItTPANM.HS I IM'.O KPOKNP, Ore Pleading guilty over the telephone to Hit charge of allowing vheir camp fire on tin smith fork of t he Mr Keir.ie river to burn after they had left camp. It. A. Kehnr, J. P. Kims and J. Knight, all of Portland, were fin-d each in the Kugcne Justice court. LA GRANDE'S ETERIA The OiiKliinl OiiP-Slmi Sloro $rlf - Serves - Saves Hani .V'litor fastlie TOI- loL.Bonp. luVtff Fnlry Hun.l Sti;ip, bur Mimnon Hell Houn, bar.... 4ll 8e Sunny Momluy I.uunilry Soap, bur -lr Jewel I.numlry Hoap, bur. .lie Klnso Wa.slilnif l'owiler pkR .'ie Pilletl Pleanaer, rail 7e ShaUer Halt, pku Si- 'i.':t iitii rereal, pl:tr 2U' Mnp Sliek, eomplele iy- llill'a Mine Cnn I'offee, l.lli. pkK I"f Cic.si'rnt (.'ri-ain Coffee, J -M. . till Ml! T 1 ! 1 A Hot Shot I J05T KSiOvJ THEV'RE 0OH iN? MAD AT US AMD I HATc To THiNK WHAT NEIGHBORS ABOUT O0R QUARREL. J1-. ".:t '.$!, kle'd Like JTtW VP eil Itltllilll ,lui..i Iti:p;i.il Til W.UU M) AMi-i III Ij Iii . liAM-'P. Alta., year-old. Peter Wif Nordegg branch qT dlans, dressed and the Hart'ee hospital, (AIM- Pii:l;. ty. etltet uf til" the Stoii'-y in departed from where he was confined tor eye treat meat, walked to Money su miii-i, in days, Kcariiig that tie d-M-tor; and two in charge would not permit l-'m bnve in nrder to briny I' is 1 rile through the tuuumaiim for the In dian ceiebral ion at lianiT r ceiit ly, he tin e. iked away early in Pie morning and w alUed aero:;;; tin prairicH tiireugh ! in) evtr iue tieai, sleeping iti Pie op' n and surviving on berrb'H vat.-t'. He luw. ouiy one iyr h'ft, imd that iloea nut sfrv-- him very well, but his Indian Instinct carried him across country to his goal. (.p.i; soi.p'iiox oi i'piipi) PAKPU, Ore. A permanent I leasing policy giving stock rasers rights instead i f privileges for pas tut ing their rati hi on t he public domain is the real solution of t!i pertdeving uraziiig (iiesMon, siid fliarles .1. Sheltolt of Paker, sec retary of the iregon and Horse Itniseis association, in an address before the Haker county chamber of commerce. 13? V - fc " ' i V "v nils funa mi mm iiiinmmwwil The Cause of Your ill Health F you have Piles or other Rectal or Colon disorders there is the cause of your nervousness, lack of vitality.itomach trouble, gtneral physical and mental incapacity. 1 cart help you win back your health by positively curing your Piles under a WRITTEN GUAR ANTEE or fee returned. Act today by calling for an examination or writing for my rKhb booklet explain ing my celebrated treat ment for PILES and other Rectal and Colon ailments. & DEAN. M.D..Inc porVlano oirts: seattie offices: Dr oWan Buimln'J SUS'SIZ &tn.M DiiilJmg O THaNIMAI h 6TM. ANO niJH i Ar!i 1'lione .Main C'.ll M'i:tiAi, I-'oe Saliuilny Ten.ler .luley Koanil St It - 20e Ml. Tellller Juiey I. O 1 II SUl Mr l.ll. Iton.it Heef Hie l.ll. llu!nbtiri.riT .'. Itle l,li. SprlnK Chlekens MU- l.li. hat Hens 'Jlle Mi. I'.oast Veal LMIe Mi. Slioill.ler Veal Slk IN' Mi. Kolin.l Veal Slk 'J."ie Ml. Veal I'lltlela 2.V Ml. Veal Stew IJe Mi. Slit Isfael Ion 1 ;iiuriiiileeil ! Doors Itt-low llllleli t 'lit l-'rer llellveiy .TO HEAR OU TAcK ANVONE VJOULD "iHINk I MISTREATED THEM-ThE AoQEED Tt Shape THE EXPENSES OV THE Tf?iP and just because thev VMERE MORE THAN TTIEV EXPECTED THEV SOT PEEVED AND CAME mmmm to Use It Too PC, V:',LL VCU 6l.Wf.TJ ,V0M6y 0UTA BAKU. 20 I CAM 8ty A MICE AOPM Fed FOE-CULU y5 El' Professional Directory Th It directory Is tispcclnlly handy for the uovrromer or (or the out-of-town rentier who tuny want . tlio mimo and addn'sa of some profcHs tonal titan. It has bisti rarcfitlly pro pnivtt itiul will proiu to be a ready aid lo ttu render lit ob tttiuintf prcmpi prore&tloiml iter. Ice Classified For Quick Reference Attorneys lit (ill Lf.1T, tail:. K. Hill O V Attoraey-nt-orrieu Wt-ijt-jiiruhrton iiuiid Toleyhuao iiutu 111. t:ot;iutAV nnd KHFT! Geo. T. (.'tiehran nnd Union H. Klierhnrd, Attorneys al I. aw, Pa Ornnde Na tiotml Ittiiik buildliitf, Tuleplione Mat a ill. itonf it r l.fl-.V. EAKI. Attorney nt jAcubson bulldintf. Tob-pnono Mutu I.V4. CAItl. . HKM1- Attorney at T.aw, lliioin 2o, New lAduy Uulldlinf. Telephone Moiu 77. Dentists Dr. C. W. RIIWI Dentist. Oard" ner Building. Telephone Main 91. Dr. II. II. Mil. 1.1111 Penthit. ltooins !( id P. I'alnier-PouseU building. Telephone Ma4n 7U. Architect C. H. aill.l.KIt, Archllrrt I'.oom 7 La Grando National Hank. Bulldlnir T'tOSQUlTOES Motl a nrc drft! not nicr--lv ttunnrd wlim TaulrfiHit im ukiI, This powctful. ritia-ati. iith in-.et titutr costs no mure thuo nr.imiiry tuy: Thrto 1 iritliina mere -fln-tivr for kiihnR fn-'i. moKiuittKS W.a othrt inKdi. H nil pint SO, pail ?bj, Q-art 5-1.25 at. gtocety and drug loiet, THE TANGLEFOOT COMPANY Oracd Knpldt, Midtxigan -51 BUTTERNUT SUPERFlNf PURITY K. J. McWILLIAMS " VJEll This I Mi&uMrfi?;.Nf)iX) WILL HA;f TOPE SETTif D V0U Can Go cvei? IN THE M0RNIH6 ANQ Oef'tR Some kino of . AN APOLOGY r r.rt j r uFl i n Tlinor I MP.TVTE -HOWd) you FOLKS i - !;- I J : i.a ViHV TA5 .' WHAT MAIAT AVA1.F.S 'OU ViANT To Do SMCU A I AJCfc THING (r "rf -T( ? n I'LL OW WTEPEST vvnirci 'via: .TS'W'ii ' ) n- i lit s Physicians & Surgeons fiTl'l.l.A TV. 10t1i:it, tf. o. t'liyslciun uud buru-'on Ttoom 10-11 Telephone Son uner itulldlng Main 66! iTAuitv norvy, nt. u, i.i-.i: not vv. i. Practice limited to dlneHsea of the lvvt. Par, Noio and Thioet. Nw Poly Teluphon. 1-uildiag Mttia 16 ii. uiitiiv, ii. ii. DiyHiciau and SurgMn New Fob?y Telephone Puildlng Mailt ti Itlf IIAItll 1. I ANP1S M, D. l'iiyalclau and iburifuou fiardnor Telephone Uulldiiitf Malq HI SleAIIOHV, 41. DUrijCOQ Now Polity liulldiiiK TeVphon Maiu b C. A. MOUflKf .11. 1. l'hyulciuu and Surgeon New Foley Tnlphone oifldltix Main HI P. I.. It A I, S I ON, 141, II. Praettctt limited to dtsi'sses of the Kye, Par, Noun and Throat, nouins 18-10 Telephone Rommur building Main 778 A, L. niC!IARlSON, BI. D. burifury rtoomN 14-17 Telephone Sotumur BuilUinr 1 Main li Osteopathic Physicians J. I.. IN.I,I). li. o. Generwl Onteopatliie I'ractlce - M AKGAItlCT 1 Mi 1,11, II. O. Practice liuiltiid to care ot Infanta. Sommer Telephone Bulldintf Main 1U Some people's movioa Is having girlH. Ideil of clean Ictapf bnlhinff WEAVER'S Tailors, Cleaners, Dyers And 1'ressers PIIO.NE MAIX 553 Depot Street Mattresses - Rugs l lenie.l . Reliullt. Feather Slnttres.-a!s Made IMIlous l:enovnte:l an I'ltiff Kiii; Hlmlo .Iteatt- i olil eariM'ts, ruiiiitnrA Itriiaired and Krooverrtl La Grande Mattiess & Weaving Workg - : LU'iised I'tinilKnlor l'HOMO 42-l-W Clias. r.ilwnrris, 1'rop A Combination of Good BREAD Madu by Jii Grande Bakery By TAYLOR VJE HlrJED A TAXI II iaiE'LL DO OulS ItxjRiNG in ONE. 'N THE PbluRE BECAUSE IT'S MORC ECONOMICAL -.' CAN THUS AVOID SEiNj VICTIMIZED SV vour Clever SChe-me; To MAKE US SHARE The EWENOE Or KEPLACIN3 ALL TIIE OLD, VJOSN OUT PARTS IN JOWi V3 ut nth siiicf. lc By DL0SSER 1 IM' :7 A PACr AO "WS7 ru aid 'I HI I si'- . i A 11 I lr. , K'1-"',,: ':. : VI, tW X. " tfV 1 Bs . I ! ' . I I I f i '.V- " I W1 ,1 7M : :