La Grande evening observer., December 21, 1925, Image 9

Monday, December 21.1925
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Nine
The Observer Want
j The Market Place of Union and Wallowa
for; RENT
Mil; ur-.NT T,o room furnished
him.s,- $14 a ii! o. Cull icis Ad-i
' a-12-is-iip j
1'OH KKNT i Furnished house. I
I;. , pins; rooiiijs. I'hone 440.lt. j
2-12-lotf
reus 1 ; knt--
-Gi-room Iiouse. Call
2-12-2K
Mil; i:i-:nt-I'oN
y Illdif.
j ApnrtniiiDt. In New
I Iniiuire J. J. Foley.
2-11-18-tr
KOll HUNT I IModfrn 6-room
liouw. Cull JI-r,86. 2-111. 3l. tf
I 'd U NAlib
I'ult SAI.H llrimswlck pliono-
j-.iitpli v.ith;Ji) records.' l:lmi Ol
A V'. 2-12-l!l-:ilp
Mii; SAI.i:--ihrislin;iH trers, Hi'
who, I, liliic.1i. iliil. liuldiiIK lm,i
i,,;i,l Bi:iv,'. s.'iud and lortlllzor.
I'l.iu iV4i.M. 4-12-IU-2IP
Hilt SAI.K --.Ww 1',
:i-!nrnT, i:i!ii,, rluinc
v. ilh 2-I,uiii,t oven.
f, ;s,,n A.v:i.
rf-clion oil;
cook- alove
1514 Jcf.
3-12-lS-Ilp
Fin; t-'Al.i:
llcSH. NO.
Child
.', I 'oil.
Ih-iI and mat- I
1705 u Ave. I
2-la-lS-3lp
Fill; SAM-."--Small lypc Vox Tcr-
ri,-i4' pups, ti -blocltH cant of State
Gi o. Uector. ,
-12-17-Btp
SVM.I-: I'liliuliilla rabbits,
: v am. 2-12-n-iitp
l:
MIU KAI.10 - 7' li. p. General
lOlecti'ic 2 mr :l pliasn motor, 220
vulls. tlood ' comlltion. Complete
with titart'-f and HWitrh. Karl
10. Chandler). Kluin. 5-11-24-lmp
FOll RA1,K C'sod pianos at bar
gain prices. i$lli down nnd $111 n
month. 10: )- Music Co. 11-3-U
1-THt SAI.K Ity owner, modern
six-runm hotitse. Cull Main 686.
?-U-2.tf
AVANTKO Odd jobs, with or with
on), l-'ord itit'U,p, handy man. W.
1'. .Mi'rc r. Xiuiuirtj (Jbservor.
3-i;-lG-lmp
V A N'T !; I ) Woo.lrh oppers. O. W.
Kv;ins, Itoule t, J.il CIrande.
- 2-12-U-Otp
WANTKO Uuttofs matin. Hem
smcliinjr. Art and Baby Shop.
9-4-1 m
WANTKO Presitng, cleaning,
.weifel's Tallorir. M-17Q. De
livery. 11-3-tf
S A K l: S repaired, combinations
chiLtirjed. J. Woseiibaum, M-104.
2-10-3-lm
.FARH-LOHS
We are prepared to
tyfer a very attractive
proposition in f arm loans
rates &ViJo n comr
missions or appraisal
fuos. See us if you con
template a change.
Wo also have some money
to loan on city property.
WEEKS & BLACK
RKALTOKS
New J-olrj Hhlff.
IiisiirniicQ - Loans
RAG RUGS
Make a Useful and Inexpensive Christmas Gift.
See Our Large Stock From 60c Up.
Furniture Exchange
rir and Jefferson Phon 474-1
WE BUT, SELL OR TRADE
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"An Observer Want Ad
0 Will Do It"
FKKE A musical saw wllh each
roursu of personal lessons. I,. it.
Half;. 6 Depot. 3-12-7-lmp
CITY LOANS I.onK time, smallest
monthly payments, no delays.
Security Land & Saving Co.
12-1 ttr
NUiich-'i ncr ts going to be aj
Turkey Shoot nt the farm of C.
C. (onrnd near Imbler, Sunday,
December . 20th nt 10 o'clock.
Kree lunch nt noon. 12-17-L't.
LOST
l.OS'l' llrown sitedo fflove. Call
Main 7G4 or Observer.
2-1 2-1 !)-3t
LOST Ladies' wrist watch, en
graved, . Wednesday evening, on
Adams avenue, ('all I. O. O. V.
Temple und receive reward.
8-12-lR-2t
Flames Mysterknisly Shoot
' Out of Cold Wnler Tool
S RATTLE. (AD K)ame which
shoot, high In the air from a pool
of cold." sully water, in Green river
canyon, 3rt miles wont boast of Sevi
lle, are attracting much nltentlon.
FOR SALE
I have on exceptionally goivl
buy in a modern five-room house,
large rooms, fireplace, full basu
ment. warm water heating plane,
large frontage, with lawn an I
shade; c'loso in on paved street.
Kree from debt. In fact, a re;il
first-class, well-constructed home
that was built for a real home
Yes, it has. a garage and a good
one. It is a good home tod;:y
nnd will he a good home 20 years
from now. "Conditions are such
(not financial) that the owner bun
placed a price of 0y0 on this
property. The house alone coiiid
not be built today for $sr0. If
you urn Interested nnd can make
a payment of $2,000, call nt my
office. Do not call for inform i
tlon over tho phone please. I win
be pleased to show you the prop
erty nt any time.
GEO. H. CURREY
REALTOR
Farm Loana
9100,000 to loan on farm lands
your Christmas Greetings to the folks
at home. There is nothing that can
equal the sound of a loved voice.
Ad Page
Counties
NEW TODAY
WANTKO Girl or woman for
Keiieral housework. Mrs. I'haa
l'layle, 1 olll 4lll St. Call be
tween H and 12 Tuesday.
4-13-31-lt
l.tlST Keys In leather pouch near
1'. O. Keward. Call -Main 87.
12-21-21
TAKKN VP One ro;m cow brand
. 2 half circles connected by bar
Iff t hip murk on right cur crop
left under bit. Two red cows with
Batne innr'K nnd brand. I'hone
i;arni. 24-X.- 6-12-21-Up
FOR ItKNT 4-room' It oust neur
Itowtuun-Hleks mill. l'ltonc
!:::.-r. 2-i2-i.'i-3t
notiof. of ca'AimiAvs kai.f
Ol1' ItFAL I-STATi:.
Notice is hereby Riven thut the.
j iiinirrMKin-ti 1 1 1, i rum tiiiu
the 24lh day of December, 1S25,
(in the premises, proceed to sell
at private sale, pursuant to an or-
di r of tlte County Court of the
t State of Oregon for IJnion county,
i to the hihist biilder for cash, or
1 icikI ft-.uU i.illi tmlfin.m minlli-Kil htf
'inorlKaKe on ikn premises, all lho',l,Sr ilt t,,ia tin,r
riKht, title and interest of lite min
jors i.evaila llendarson, and Ca
Henderson, in and to the following
'described properly, to-wit:
The North Half of the
Southwest Quarter, nnd the
North Half or the North Half
of the South Half of the'South
' west Quarter of Section 12, in
Township 4 South of Uniitfe 30,
10. W. M., in Union -county,
()t ejron.
m AC.c. ik ii kk i n: US N.
Guardian of l.rvada Mendrson
and Cnz Henderson, minors.
Green & Hess, attorneys for
Nov. 23. 30, Dec. 7, 14, 21.
guardian.
Water in the pool, which is
about Hix feet in diameter, some
times sinks almost out of sight.
Then it raises, troubled with the
gas passing through it. If a lighted
match is thrown in while Us tur
bulent, fire rises.
At limes the eruptions nre par
ticularly violent throwing out rocks
and semi in & flames loo fret high.
At rare Intervals the geyser fails
to work at all. These variations
have not been explained.
A short distance from the gey
ser, flames play for two weeks nt
at line over water which buhhles
up between rocks In a stream. Al
though the water in the. geyser
pool is salty, ond contains many
minerals, it is within ten feet of a '
perfectly fresh brook. 'Sulphur
and fresh water are found near by.
The phepomrn.au is . near the
bonk of Green river. -from which
Taeonia gets Its'water supply. Al
' hoiiKh rumors of "water that
burns" had been sprenl by Indians
and hunters, the place was Inacces
sible until a road was buflt in last
year. , , . U1
AVr.ATII KK LIKE SPUING.
imoWNSVILLK. Ore. "More
liie spring than winter," the obt
titnei'H iii the Calapooln river val
ley are saying. Frank Howe, who
has I n in the state SO years, says
he "never has seen the beat In
Oregon" but remembers that. In his
boyhood Massachusetts enjoyed
just such a winter. Mr. Howe re
ealls one winter In the 90s when
Cortland had u snow two feet deep
which put out of commission the
gas plant, horse-drawn street cars
and all business in the downtown
district.
Owing to the wnrm sunshine, the
tulips simply won't behave nnd one
woman here found a bright red one
In bloom. Her tulips are out of
doors. Tea roses and liybrid n-r-peluals
are still blooming hern as
are marigolds, salvia, hollyhocks,
snapdragons and poppies.
Nearly 100.000 goats, 2.000.uiiU
horses and cattle, and fi.OOO.OiiO
sherp are now grazing under per
mit in the national forests of the
CnHnd State .
We Offer
VACANT LOTS
In most any part of
La Grande.
At Trices and Terms
that you should
investigate.
IF YOU WANT A LOT
SEE
La Grande Investment
Company
BONDED REALTOR
Rrllanln Arenta for RHIaMa
Inmranco Companies.
1301 Adam Are, Mala Ul
FIND
IT
HERE
Copy for this column must
be la by :uo a. m.
CAHI) OK THANKS.
AVo wish to thank our many
friends and the Cove community
H8UT1 hole for theirklndness shown
during the sickness and death of
our beloved wife and mother and
especially for the beautiful floral
offerings of the K O. 1.. I'. Co.,
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. C'oniHtock, Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. May, Mrs. Jennie
McNeil alt of Baker. Mrs. W. A.
NelU, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Thomp
son. John Howers and family and
the I'ythiun Hist era of Iji Grande,
Til I Us Tit riirr, M r. 1 an d M rs. J as.
O'Neal and the Bible class of Cove.
. t Mr. nnd Mrs. J.-O. Itutter
nnd brothers.
Mr. Ureenough.
, 12-21-ltp
makk it ;i.assvaiu:,
Kvery woninn 'loves beaut If ul
f-lnssware on her table. There is
no jjift more appreciated than a
set of Stem Ooblets, Sherbets,
Cocktails, or Glass J'lates, in one
of tho beautiful Kostorla Patterns
carried by lllchardson's Art
Gift Shn). See tltu window dl-
12-21-n
VHi:X VOL THINK.
When you think- Glassware,
Lamps, rtctures, you think of
Richardson's Art A -Gift Shop, "Tile
Christmas Shop.',1 12-21-1X
. 1
lo!o Gnino F.vcry Mondny Mltl.
Skating every ntht, Sunday af
ternoons nnd holidays. Heat to
take chill off utr. ' Warm for spec
tators. 12-17-Ut
Dining Christmas holiday season
you will be too busy to be sick and
will want to buy something pretty
and useful for your friends. Then
you will drop In and sen what they
have t at Silver! horn- Wright's fam
ily drug sttrre. - 12-irtf
Hemstitching, pleating, button
holes, etL Norton's Kiddy Shop.
l or Christinas.
Christmas candy this is the
best candy and for less money tlmn
any sold. Try It. 3 pounds for I
52.00 in pretty bx foe Christmas
at Silverthorn-Wright's family drug
store. 12-U.tf
Don't overlook real true values
in prelty gifts for Christmas re
membrances. You will find them
at Silverthorn-WriKht's family drmr
store. l2-irtf
Stockholders Aununl Meeting.
Notice ts hereby given that, the
Annual Meeting of the Stockhold
ers of La Grande National bank
will be held at their hanking house
In La Grande, Oregon, on Tuesday,
January 12th, 192(1, at 10 o'clock
A. M. At this meeting n Hoard
of Directors will bo elected to serve
for tho year 11)26 und such other
business wilt bo transacted as may
properly offer.
II. 12. Coolldge,
12-12.1tn Cashier.
XOTICK OF SltLKII I 'S SALK.
Notice? 1b hereby given that by
virtue and uutlfWlty of a foreclos
ure execution nnd order ot sale is
sued out ot and under the seal of
the Circuit court of the Stato of
Oregon for Cnion county, dated the
17th day of December, 192. 5, to
me directed and delivered, upon a
judgment, decree and order of sale
made and entered In said court on
tho ISlh clay of December, 192!i, in
favor of The Tactile Savings' &
Loan Association, a Washington
corporation, plaintiff, and against.
W. Jd, Lewis, Single, defendant,
wherein Judgment was duly entered
In fay or of said plaint iff and
against said defendant W. K. Lewis
for the sum of $721.23, with inter
est thereon ut the rato of 10 per
cent per annum from and after the
23rd day of August, XWih, until
paid, the furoher su mof $77.28, to
gether with interest thereon at tho
rate of 10 per cent per annum
und after the 23rd day of October,
l'J25, and for the further surntof
2fi.G0 reasonable attorney fees,
and costs and disbursements In the
sum of $16.75 and a decree, of fore
closure against the Add defendant,
in which execution and order of
die, 1 am commanded to make sale
of the following described real
property, the same gelng the prop
erty described In the mortgage
foreclosed in said suit, to-wit:
Lot Four (4) In lllock Thirty-one
(31) in Chaplin's Addi
tion to the Town of La Grande,
t'nion county, Oregon.
Now therefore, by virtue' and au
thority of said writ, and in obedl
encc to Its commands, I will, on
Friday, tho 22nd day of January,
1925, at the front door of the coun
ty court bouse tu La Grande, Un
ion county, Oregon, at 2 o'clock p.
m. of said day, sell at public auc
tion the above described real prop
erty, und uil of the right, title, in
terest and equity of the said d
fandant In and to the same or any
part thereof, on the date of the
mortgage foreclosed In said suit, or
that be has si nee acUlrel In t!;d
to said propertj, to the highest hid
der for cash In lu.ud, subject to
redemption as provldi-d by law, the
pt-fMefds of said wile to 1m applied
in satisfaction of s-ibl judk'NK tit
and dvcree aforesaid.
Dated this J'Jth day of D-t m
ber, 1925.
JK.SK HKKSHKA US.
Sheriff of In ion county, Or-t;iti
Dec. 21, 1, Jan. 4, II, IS.
As nn Am rirau funtlly vi:in
about to leave Tokto for Sau l'rsn
eiwo. th"V found their twelve
y ear-old d;iiiKht r mi-c ir.. The
fiitn-r of the trl put bis 'nilie on
h'T trail and tn b th:tn n nun
nte bffire th trimi wts to hiiv
tb flnj armed wih Hi" n ri1
gttL
La Grande Theatres
"The Teaser,"
Lively Comedy.
At Arcade Today
Muk Vm huurh mnke'enn cry
make 'em wait!'
This formula of Dnvlrt Helnsco's
for u successful .piny was never
better exemplified thnn tn ''The
Teaser." I'niversal sensational new
edmvdy romance, staring I -aura
jx 1'lunto und featuring pat OV
M alley, playing at the Arcade
t bout re, today und Tuesday, The
story, adapted from the famous
mneaaine tale by Adelaide Mathews
and Marthu Stanley, was a sensa
tional fiction success, and as a
screen vehicle, is fully us entertain
ing. laughs rrre the principal Ingre
dients comical situations and
svrenmlngly funny troubles beset
ting the path of a pair of u.s til
matched lovers ns u author ever
conceived; a society girl and a
cfgnr-dru miner! Tho romance un
derlying the laughs, however, is
full of henrt Interest, and- there
nro a few of heart-throbs -and
even a few I h rills, a spice of my
stery and n, bit of excitement and
then more laughs.
Miss Ul riantc h alluring as the
blonde ifti lighter of aristocracy
who tries clerking ut a cigar count
er, meets a debonair but rather
uncouth salesnvtn ( Pat CMaley).
falls in love, and faces family op
IKMdtlon t lint results in her resolve
to flirt willi all man-led men in
her set to tease her e!de..-s.
The salesman, In Ihe meantime,
takes lessons in etiquette from a
deposed Kusslnn duke, learns the
gentle art of using a fork at din
ner, and becomes a veneered aris
tocrat about the time the girl Is
mixed up, through a. harmless flir
tation, in a divorce scandal. 1 lis
getting jealous adds to the hilar
ity. O'Malley, as the swaggering
salesman is as romantically Inter
esting iut he was in "Fool's High
way," he is ideally cast- in this type
of a role. The cast surrounding
the two principals is exceptionally
well chosen and directed with great
skill by William A- S- lter. Hedda
Hopper, as a sophisticated, rather
blase society woman; Vivian Oak
land, former vaudeville beaut v. as
a neglected society wife, and Mar
garet Qiilmhy, Follies beauty, as
a society flapper, have adequate
roles, and Wydham Stnnding.fiim
ous on screen and .stage, has a
splendid cha meter role. Walter
MeGrall, llyron Munson, Frank
Klneh Smiles and other standard
urtfsts nppcar in other roA-s.
The scenic investiture, is cleverly
ha ml led; especially t be big ball
room scenes nnd oilier details de
picting 111"' pleasures of the Idle
rich. Which nre cont rusted with
the American hustlo of a modern
commercial traveler. It's an nil
American tory with n lot ool nil
American laughs to it.
Jackie Coogan in
Delightful Comedy
Of East Side Life
Jackie Coogan enme to the Sher
ry theatre yesterday and brought
with him one of the outstanding
comedies- of this or any other sen
son. The title of this latest Coo
gan attraction Is "Old Clothes" and
it's ns sweet and wholesome and
clean n.s Monday's moraine's wash
out on the line. It radiates hap
piness and la tighter, more than
that cannot be said ot uny motion
picture.
From! the opening scene where
Titlimy Kelly and Mux Ginsberg.
dealers in de luxe Junk, recall the
days of their wealth, and right on !
through the six reels of Iho pic-
turc, the audience is In an 'uproar.
The gentlemen who guide the d-s-;
tiiiii-M of Master Contrail's career. !
have Injected exactly the right
amount of sentiment, and pathos
into the film and the Lilliputian
ului walks away with the honors
In tliene episodes of the film.
L'ddie Cllue has Invested the plc-
lure with Ills rar and dh;crlmin- j
uttng genius mr run summons.
As a general rule, comedy direc
tors are prone to Injert n bit of
Mapstiek Into their films, but ne
ver once doe Mr. Cline allow to
Two Convenient Locations To Stop And Shop
Klther one of our two stores nre handy
to serve you with foods, and we extend lo
yo't a real saving service.
Step In take a basket select nnd gather
your wants and SKl'J what you save.
Our operating expense is cut to a mini
mum our buying power being large cuts the
coat of merchandise. No expense of book
keeping; no bad bills for good customers to
pay; In other words, you have no burd"n
to enrry In trading with us all you pay for
ts the goo da you receive, at a great saving.
For example:
2 lbs. Creamery Hitter
Strictly Fresh Standard KtrKS !'
1 no-lb. s,ick Netted Hem Totittoes $-!.IO
I. 1ft Walker's Led Hot TiimaUs I'.tv
15c Walker's fieri Hot Chill 'nn 'aine Mr
4f.c Libby Ie Lue Lai e Yellow Cling
Hellene - We
4:,r Olamond W Large Yellow Cling
I'eiiehes
.lite Yellow Hiintiiin Corn '2'f
2'c lowana Sugar r-oi n Ic
2'tc Large Fun Tonuitoes. 4 mns I'll
Seede.I or Seedlens linlslns I Jc
5'ic 4 lbs. Market Hay SM Hjil S ' dless
llainins . !
2Zc. Hug of Siit-ar -
T.or Hiin- of Stirar (. I'm'
II. "" Htg Of Sugar Hr
$2 nit fair of Hngar I."TI
l'-i-n,. jl.ic of Sag;.r .!
Basket Groceteria
AND MARKET
$! Next to Arcade Theater
diverge from legitimate comedy slt
ualioas. Wlllurd Mack Is credited
with the Rihorshlp of "Old Cloth,
es." It would he unfair to close
without special mention for the
supporting cast in 'Old Clothes."
Such notablo names us Mux Da
vidson, Lillian Elliott, Joan Craw
ford, James Mason and Alan For
rest are Indicated on th announce
ment of the players, and wvery ono
gives an adAmnto performance in
cluding Frank Good, the camera
man, who has obtained some ex
cellent lighting effects.
It is reported that Jackie Coo
gnu, Sr., gave Kddle f line orders
to have "Old Clothes" Juekie's
funniest picture. From what we
saw on tlie screen at tho Sherry
theatre yesterday, Cltne bus follow
ed instructions implicitly.
Comedy showing "Tho Mnd
Hush."-
Flowers Affected by Liquor
Name Way as Human RviitgR
HKUKKLKY, Cal.. (AD Alco
hol luu much the same effect on
flowers that It has on human be
ings, members of the hniuiq.- fac
ulty ut tluT I'nlversity of Califor
nia have learned. '
Six California poppy buds were
used tn on, experiment. ThPy were,
placed tn jaw containing liquids
varying from -stulght water to
whiskey. The only flower to bloom
Was t ho one In the water. The
others becamw tipsy and leaned
over Ihe edges, of Ihelr glasses
not wilted, hut just In u stupor.
Xinas
"Smokes"
After tho big dinner that'd
the time to antleipatA tho
men folks' wishes and pass
nio ind a box of our choico
Cigars.
leoHF.UT lU'KXM '
VAN DYKFS
W FIINTFKS
. ' i:l SIDF.LO
r.h itor tax
The
Imperial
XMAS
FELT SLIPPERS
Tied felt, Juliet, fur
trimmed, leather sole, spring
heel, Si to 1 1'; was $1.50, to
close Half Price. Hlue, same
us above nt 7."Vc. Misses,
su mo description ns above,
slx.es 11 J to 2; was $1.75,.
now S I. (Ml.
Woman's Felt Comfy Solo
Slippers In many colors ami
stvles at I . !.", Si.1l.-s nnd
Jjl2.li.-V.
Men's Slfppers In felt nnd
l at her.
All sizes In Zeppern O
Shoes.
THE B00TERY
GAY IIAYHKX
Homo of tlm A roll-Aid Shoe.
See us for your Xmas
Poultry and Fresh
Oysters
Enterprise & Kasket
Markets
TWO STORES
The same feoods at
the same prices. ,
Professional Directory
Ihla directory la especially bandy for the newcomee o
for the. out-of-tora reader bo may want the oaane and
addreae of aorae professional man. It has been carefully pre
pared and will prove to be a ready aid to any reader lu ob
taining prompt professional service,
' Classified For Quick Reference
Attorneys
COR . BRADY Attorney-it-Law,
office Wat-Jacobsoa Build
lag. Talephona Wain 111.
COC1I RAIT aa BnBRRAltD Oao.
T. Cochraa sad Colon R. Fberhsrd,
Attorasys at Law, La Grande Na
tional Bank bullalna. Telephone
Mala IX.
CaRI. O. aBLM .Attoraey at tw,
Hoom it. N.w KoUy ttuUdlnv.
Telephone Xalo 17a.
Dentiita
Or. CL W. BRWIN Dentist, Qsrd
Dsr Butldlaa;. Telephone Main 91.
Architect
a a HILLn. ArsalsM
Rooa, T
La Qrande National Bank Bulldlni
varying In the degree of nncon
sclouanes with thf amount of li
quor. Later poisons were intro
durted and their effects mnrked.
t 1'hotographs ol this work wero
DURNS
Wk Cover wim
IraT slterwsrds i
Cover witn wit baking soda
afterwards apply gentry
vapoRub
fMr 17 Million Jmrt UJ f.erQi
WEAVER'S
Tallori, CleAiicrs, Dyer
And Pressers
PHONE MAIN IBS
Depot Street
Snodgrass &
Zimmerman
Exclusive"'
Undertakers
Our Invalid Car la used but
for one purpose of convey
ing ths stck and Injured any
where they want to go.
Main ai Night or Pay
BUTTERNUT
SUPERFINt
PURITY
K. 3. McWILLIAMS
Physicians & Surgeons
ITEI.IA If, DIlDMISIt, M, O, '
Physician sndtiurs-eon
Rooms 10-11 Telephons
SoKim.r building; Main
i.i-.K rt. norvv, sr. i.
Practice limited to diseases of the
Eye, Ksr, Nose and Throat.'
New Foley Teluphons
Building atafn It
H. U. HlltllV, M, o.
Physician and tiuriceon
New Foley Telephone
Uulldln Main 21
RICIIAIIII P. I.ANIIIS M. II.
t hyalclan and burgeon
Qardner Telephone
Bulldlns Main M
W. p. HeADORT, at. u.
. burgeon
Nsw Foley, Telephone
Banding Main G
O. 8. IHOOUH, M, U.
Physlclau aud Surgeon
New Foley Telephone
Building . Main IS
X. Is. RAL9TOW, M. 1.
Practice limited to diseases of tn
Ey, Ear, Nomu aud 1 "a rout.
Room 18-19 Telephon
Sommer Building Main 771
A. Is. RlCff AnD901f( Ms D.
Bur gory
Rooais 11-17 Telephone
8oiiiir Bui Id in Main It
Osteopathic Physicians
J. Is. irsr.i.K, l. o.
General Ostropaihlc Praetlc
MAltGAKKT IfJMfl, II. O.
Praetlce 11ml Ud to oare of Infanta.
Boanmer Telephon
Bulldlnv ' Main 10.
taken by Alfred K. I'llshury a mo
vie machine, plus- a camera for
the stills. A microscopic lens and
a synchronizing motor wero in
cluded In tho equipment. ,
Mattresses - Rugs
Cleaned - Iirbiilll.
Feathrr nlnttressra Made
l'lltovTH Ifaovatod
1'Uitt Itnga ataile from
old carpets.
Furniture Kopaired an J
' Kecoverpd
La Grande Mattress
& Weaving Works
Llrrnwd Fumlirator
PIIO.N'B 424-W
Chaa, Edwards, Prop
STAGE
ON AND AFTER MAT ft
tKAVH lilOAVH
llalon Lafiranrie
:00 A.M. 1:00 P. SC.
J :16P. 11. s:IUP. it.
Sunday
1:00 P.M. 5:10 P.M.
' P. G. TteLAP
sTeadqiiaiters, Sonuiicr notes
A Combination of Good
. BREAD
Slade by
La Grande
Bakery
SSft Schoolboy Fenntit Butter .. 27o
!tfio 3 lbs. Schoolboy Pennut Butter. HOo
Navel Oranges, per dozen 20o
Ijirgo Navel Oranges, per doxen i!l(
3-lb. bom Finest ;hocolnto Canrly
Christmas wrapped for gifts
" $2.Uft vuluo ..-v....- SLI8-
&-lb. box Finest Chocolate Candy
Christ mas wrapped for gifts
$:L"5 value v LKf
Soft Shell Wnlnits (new croji)
Almonds :i.v
Mixed Nuts, 4 lbs t7!
Obi-Fashioned Chcolate frops . 2Av.
Old -Fashioned Mixed Candy 2.lv.
Jelly Means "Xv.
(lum Drops "Jt'.ir,
Spiced (lum Hrops !;!
5 lbs. of this iandy - 0!
Fall quantity H
A fresh supply of Hoodies to coinpb le your
Christmas dinner Sweet I'leklcs, lrcserv ii
Mixed Flckles, 1X11 Pickles, Large Itipe Olives.
Morris Supreme Mince Men. Hulled Cbb-r,
drape nnd I .ognn berry Juice, Shelled Nuts,
t 'andied and Sllceil Lemon, (irupf Fruit,
Orange and Cttruti peid. I;ilny 'noki' and
WuffU s and Fr-nh Pastry Fain. We al ;'
have a nonpareil Fresh and SmoUM Vb-at
Service (hat eels.' Sa.inl.iry r fi ieratof dll
play cos s- Putter, C!n es, etc
La Grande Groceteria
AM) MAKKKT
Next to lilack Cat
tel
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