La Grande evening observer., January 16, 1926, Image 5

Saturday, January 16, 1926.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pace Five
Local News In Brief
xmi; i:vksts
April 2WLxit tUy to resistor
fr primary election.
Hay i! I-Primary election.
June 0, 10, II l uioii l.tvestoek
show at Igiiou, On1,
July' i!2, 23, :M -Convention of
Northwest He ni jslatu asso
ciation in l.a (rniulc,
Sept. 22, 2:t, 21, mid 2.wrn.oa
county fair at I-Iin, Ore.
Mr. I.hldwy Ill
Alex Llndscy is reported to be
unite 111 lit hia farm homo about
three miles oust of hero.
Hero on IlusiurpK
Waller Crist, Underwood type
writer man, as In the city on hunt
mss. Hero nn It ostites
Frank McKennon. who has n
farm near Alicel, wan triuteactiuK'
business In J-a tJrundo yesterday.
f.ocs to Salt llfCN
Mia. G. N. Tnrklneton has pone
to Hull luike to upend two weeks
visiting at the homo of her brother
there. -
)n City from I:Ik1i
Floyd Kendall was a business
visitor lo l.a Urn title yesterday nf
lernoon. Mr. Kendall htis a farm
neur Kltfln.
Leave Tomorrow Morn ins '.
Mrs. Frank Tike will ko to Wat-
la Walla, Washington tomorrow,
where she will visit for , several
days. ''
Tins Neuritis
, Miss, Carrio Hunter, who was
said to have suffered a paralytic
stroke In yesterday's paper, has
neuritis instead. - She Is said to
be better today.
"Fornit'i Iloshlont Here
Mrs. Hhodu It. Smith, who for
merly made her honm in this city,
is here this week from Portland,
where she now resides, to visit
friends and to look after business)
interests in i& uranuc.
To Port land on Itiisiness
Carl G. Helm is in Portland to
day on business. He will return
Hometime Sunday to be here for
the trial of Cecil Anderson, Mon
day in-Justice court, and on Tues
day will go back to Portland for
the district attorneys' convention.
Hctiiriis from SnJcni
M, Stephenson returned lo ln
Grande this morning from Salem
where ho has been on business
since January 10. Mr. Stephenson
hi bridge engineer for tho state
with headquarters here.
Snow DrirtliiR Xenr Tclocnset
Oscar Cutler, who went to North
Powder this morning, says the
1 snow Ib-drifting bctvrw-rv-Teloeaset
and . North Powder. There . is
about five or six inches of snow
'there.-' ' " '
lrf'flve for Arlunm
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Tulley came
lo l.a Grande last night from Wal
lowa, and left today by nuto on
OUR BIG
SIXTH ANNUAL
JANUARY
CLEARANCE
SALE
GOING FlflX BLAST.
Our Entire stock or
QUALITY WEARING
APPAREL
. At a Discount of
10 To 50
NOTHING RESERVED
You Save Now on
Your Needs
- i'
Clint's
Clothiery
The Store wltb flonirlffy
Men and Boys Complete
Outfitters of Qualify
1 Merchandise
their way ,tq Arizona, whetv they
expect to make their home for
about n year. 4
U'fl for California
Mr. und Mrs. Kd. Ford left I-u
Grande Thursday by auto for San
ta Anna. California, where tlu-y
will make their home. Mrs. Ford's
parents llvo at Santa Anna.
VlfclliiME III City-.. x
C. I). Htansfield arrived in Iji
Clrando yeatenlny from Oregon
City to spend the week end visit
ing with 'his mother, Mrs. Olive
SinnnfUld, and his sister and bro
ther. .
Injured l.e;
Tom Wade, who Is employed at
the Grande Hondo Meat company's
parkin? house, received u ininor
injury to his lep yesterday. The
knife, with which Mr. Vul wiw
working slipped and went through'
the front of his le just above the
knee.
Taking Prisoner lo Kalcm
Sheriff Hreshcnrs will go to Sa
lem Monday to escort Jesse Gas
kill to the pcnitentlnry. Gaskiil
was sentenced yesterday to a term
of 20 years. The sheriff will re
turn lo Portland for the joint
convention of . county shctil is,
judges and district attorneys.
McctfiiK Iast N lit hi
It. U. Avery went to Imliler last
night to attend a meet In;; of. the
' ' tl . a , .",",,"
the matter of purchasing commer
cial fertiliser In thut vicinity. Sev
eral of the upplcgrowcrit ordered
fertilizer to be shipped in one car
and delivered next month.
Ill of Ptomaine Poisoning
Maybelle, Gruce, Krnest nnd
Ituth Barker, children of Knvoy
and Mrs. J. C. Itnrker, of the Sal
vation Army, have been ill since
yesterday forenoon from a, light
attack of ptomaine poisoning.
They are all out of danger today.
It is not known what caused the
poisoning.
Viitu Husbnml nt Portland--
Mrs. Arch ltacon went to Port
land last night to spend tho week
end iwth her husband, who is in
i liospltul there recovering from
a minor operation, Mr. Racon.
after several days of Illness, went
to a coast city Wednesday to con
sult the specialist who has been
attending him for a numh-r of
years, and was advised that the
operation on hts throat should be
performed at once.
ART CONTEST
FINALS BEGIN
(Continued from Page One.)
cording to the grades they repre-
LsCIltCtU -r- .i r r-iTij
Sirs. K. P. MnHsnmn, iiHRisted by
Mrs. Krunk J. Appleby. Mrs. J.1
lj nt h, Jlrs. 11. IL Cleaver ami Jdivs
Mabel Doty, directed the contest.
The records wore all design ted by
numbers given out by Mhs Itlanche
Herzinger, of the library staff. And
when the winners are decided oli
from tho records they mude, the
awarding will ull be done by num
brs, tho committee states.
LOCAL MEN
TO AID IN ;
MORO MEET
(Continued from Pago One.) '
4rep:irolory work are us follows:
On tiling nnd productions J. A.
Gaskiil, Alicel; II. O. Avery, 1m
Grande.
On farm management: Luther
Ileldcmann. Elgin.
On world supply and demand:
Frank MeKennon, Alicel.
On storage, grading, shipping,
nnd selling: II. It. Davldhizcr.
Joseph; G rover Grimmett, Ia
Grande; W. I.edbetter, Alicel;
Moyd Pierce, I-a Grande.
On finance and credit: A. n.
Hunter, La Grande; Jay Dobbin,
Enterprise.
PRESIDENT
SCORED BY
COPELAND
(Continued from Pago One.)
either direct or indirect returns
and that those sharing .the bene
fits, whether occupants of the
land, the national government, or
political divisions the roof, shall
bear the entire cost In proportion
to the respective, benefits obtain
ed." ELGIN LOSES
TO TIGERS IX
HECTIC GAME
(Contlnnnd from Page On.)
stronger than Klgin to win the:.
Hanks started the game, nlong
with Lyman, Glass, Zumlel an 1
Utrtson, but was replaced fn the
last half by Williams.
' Summary
Elgin (ft) (l) IJI (iinnde
Wade F Glriis
Mlhbard F Honks
Klliott C Lyinen
Witty O Lnrisn
Cnson ...O i Zundi
Seorp liy Quarters:
1 2 n 4 !
Klgtn - 2 4 2 n fi
Ii Grande 6 4 719
Field hasket-i La Grande: Gum
I. Ztindel 3. Lymnn 4. Iarlson 1.
Point after foul Zundel.
Keferee Chandler, of Klgin.
BAKER DEFEATS VMOV
tlAKKIt. Ore. (Special). Th'
Pkr basketball tam gaMoprd m'
rlrtory ovur the I'nion quintet lat
nlfht by running up JS points to
t'Dioa'S I- Tb first tram atarterj
ftthe early canto. The second teum
went- in at the nrirtni.tnjr of he
third quarter and nas replaced by
the first stringers In the fourth.
The I'nion uKgnxution passed. the
linKer guards only once during- the
fimt half and failed to convert
that time. They are weak on the
offense And beeuuse of tho eve -I-lent
cheeking of the Haker- Ruards
were unable to get near enough
to the basket 4o shoot. Geertscfi.
of In ion, made seven of the eight
points his team registered.
I'nion (fills, who won 14 to 2!.
wer far-' superior to the Haker
Mills at basket shooting anil weiel
much better on the defence. (
Suiiimnry ' i
Ciilon (M) 1 (:t 5) I lake vi
"wiwt'ii t r i-ff i-uyne
Iirown F. (C i'undi'f
Otlmoro.., c (Hi) o. Imff
Cox (1) i T. iiuff !
Cusper. i (I- Hint's
S... Henlnger
' S Thomas
K Ktoihui'd1.
S.... lluskir.s
WAIJjOWA WINK AT IIOMK
WALLOWA, Ore. (Special).
Wallowa defeated the Knterprise
basketball team here last night
28 ;to Hi. Ilentlerson was th
outstanding star of the game. At
half time the score stood 17 to
I. ill- in the hilt en part of the tit.
with Ilentlerson out, Knterprlse
rallied. Johnson, Wallowa, and
Cannon. ' Payne ami lloone. Knter
prise; t urned in good gu mes.
Monday night Wallowa plns
Joseph at Wallowa.
THRIFT IS '
TOPIC FOR
NEXT WEEK
(Continued from i's ire On.)
addressing the former, and George
Hlrnie,, the latter.
Central ' P. - T. A will have
a thrift program ut the school
building Thursday of next weei.
Most of tlie .eh 'arches will give
the theme u-place in their services
tomorrow.
The chamber of commerce has
invited ir, t'oolltlge to present the
subject at llif-:, forum luncheon
meeting iTuesday. -
Sc hools .Take Part,
High ehool And tlie grades wi'l
all take 'recognition of the cam
paign fot'prudenco In money ma;
tejs. -even though . te campaign
finds -tlx m In the midst of term
end, exanfinations.
. That l.n Grande is taking in
Ci'Pased intevesi .in thrift is proved)
by the, growing number nnd vol
ume of the saving! accounts tluit .
Uhe liahkKT handla : -
J f V enrou mge thrift rontinu
lallv. said M:".' Coot Idee this mnrn-!
j ing at the. " G-ande National
bank. "bc-raiiBf there is - nothing
mo Lp ihiport int .now, since people
huvrv aeqMirod 'such habits" .of
unending.';' . ; We have observed a
stendy increase in the number )f
savings for edt'eatlotial puipose-i.
Savings lJieouinglnj;.
"Our. savings account deport
ment is. only five1 werjt old. but
the deposits showed a 8 per ciht
Increase during the past year.
"Wo cheek up on the number
PT "'onrntrfcirs. ac-ouius Jiy- wati'H-
inic the ( increasing calls for the
PHIe' home suvlnirs Klul," said
Mr.-"Brain vol I. -assistant cashier n
the United States National ban.
"There lurs been a great de numd
for the banks during the last
yen r. ' . 1
"O'Jr savings account deposit m
show a growth of more tlian 23
per cent over the nmount lust
year." i
Thrift week,- however. Is not re-
Ftricted to, matters of money. It
ipplb-s to the conservative use of
ell "tlie elements that enable us
to 'live 'more completely." accord
ing to Andrew Miller, of Portland,
the ehslrninn of tho Oregon na
tional thrift committee.
Legion Selects Cast
For Musical Corned)
(Continued on Paire Fotir.
Agnes Wtttson Hazel Scott.
Vivien Hurling Myrtle Hlack.
Pretty Soon Mrs. Roy Currey.
Mandy Bparks I-Vieda Klopfen
steln. j
Hook -Agent Ruth Gnrrick. .
Manicurist Lucille Pluck.
Indian Maid Ktta Helle Kitchen,
Salvation Army Will
Hold Testimony Service
A testimony meeting, with recent
converts participating, is announced
by the Salvation Army for this
evening nt-the hall, where nn old-
time camp meeting has been in
progress since last Saturday.
Roth services Sunday will be ad
dressed by Envoy and Mrs. J. C.
Parker. Snnduy school will be at
the usual time, preceding morning
worship.
Compare
a these nerves)
rirm:r on ri:i:i:?
n?n tli.j n.-n'e u?uiii-'nt. arc
pinciif fl by, .Di-itlii.'.-.l Ijonr-M, th...-.-iH
n;'liiriilly tioul.lc wtlh Ihf- Im
prison'l n rvs. un.l til'- tronhl
fprta.lji to ull tho nL-rvnu. &yHt..a.
Wh-.n Im lion-'ii urr- put tiark In
pl:..- hy clilrnpi.-icllc u.lj.itinlit.
the n' rVH ar- frc.l, un.l i-aw ani
h-:i!th r.-slur.'-l. 1 It not flimplf?
Mr' j.m.n:iI Klfctrl.al tri'titnif nlf.
..Id Njitun- in l.uilil up your m.
I.rn. .".'
IntcllKatfl
ri.Trlil TrralmmK Itrn
I'll. J. I . XMinl.lM,
?A Sfifnlii-r lll.lt;.
Plmnp 187-W
- - , V . .. .
When You Want-
Good Hair Brushes
We Have Them!
All Styles ; ; ;
All Sizes '
All Prices
For Children'
For Ladies
For Men
, i I-et us show you unr ,
assort nu'iil 1 ,
Glass Drugs
Inc.
yxciXg. Start
La Grande, Oregon
Markets .
POKTIjAM) marki:tk
PORTLAND, Ore. (AC). Mvr
stock Steady.
Kggs, butterfat Steady,
Putter Firmer.
SAN KUANCIHCO AP. B'!'.
terfut 47iif4llc hero today.
POUTIAXI J1tAlX MAItlUIT
POUTLAND. Ore. AP).-Wheat
HHP hard white, January and
February. $l.Cl; hard while U.S.
lUuirt. sot while, western whit
January and Kebruary, $l.C(i;har l
winter, northern spring, western
red, .Inn miry and February, $1.57.
Corn No. 3 JO.' V. shipment.
January' at $:H.6'i. '
iitKi:rs at a ;laxci:
Nt;V YOltly (AP).; Stocks-
Ijower; high pried stocks decline
'.t to ft polM4. 4
Ponds Jrreg-ilar: convertible
rail nnd oil' issues react.
Foreign exchange Higher; ster
ling gains; Japrn yen at neV
high.
Cotton Steady: trade buying.
Sugar Featureless.
C o f f e - Lower;
house selling.
commission
C H I C A CI O (AP). Wheat
Lower; large Australian shipment.',
Corn Weak: large receipts.
Cattle Ht cad y. i
. ; .1 line, pronouncing difficult words
II..- r..vlv,U ranipalirn. con.luc -:,, ,.,,,,.,1,,iK , ,,..
ed in an lmproviscl Betting of fir . , , - -. : , 1 m-j.i.zzt
trees, Iuih uttrncted good crowds) " .
each evening of the week. 1'an- BKKSrSJZm3m
tors of the several churches In La
Clrando have acted us evjmgehsts
with Jlr. Parker. '
Ijist night a sermon was preach
ed by the Rev. Jlall K. Wad is. pas
tor of the Island City Community
church, who used as his text,
"What ahull I do to be saved?"
The Rev. J. A. Hall, of the South
M. K, church was present to ussist
the lender.
a ieoimi:its si:ti:cip. ,
lilt ANTS PASS, Ore. K. iiajrls
and Jack Psily were acntenced lo
one yr.'ir In the statu penitentiary
by Judge Thomas Friday morning
on pleas of guilty to tlie churt'o
of entering the house of Lerov
Wurdrtiw.at Wolf Creek January
5. Tluy were indicted by the (
grund jury in the report handed
in Wednesday.
Earl Jlarrader, following his,
pba of guilty to robbing a hanl-
ware store, was sentenced to five
years in the state prlHOp, but will'
lie sent to the slate reform school.!
If his record Is cleur at the school
at the time of his dismissal from
there, the penitentiary sentence
will be H'tMpfiided.
STAR
Also Vji
i-oser mips -;:W'
And fi
"Ihe
I ndcrstudv"
Coming WEDNESDAY
."CAMILLE OF THE DARIJARY TOAST"
EXAMS LESS
TERRIFIC
That bugbear, final 'examination,
losi some of it- most terrifying
features in the 1st tirnndo high
school this lernr with tiie decision
of Principal li. I . Towler aiul his
t'ucultyto limit tiie time for each
test to the regular classroom pe
riod, ami to consider the examina
tion grade-as a variable tiuantity
counting net more than one-fourth
of the student's grade for the
term.
Heretofore, an entire week has
bt-en devoted tp ftnal- xaniiuutioiiH
antl the markings on returned pa.
pers have determined a third of
the grade for the semester.
"Now. we have doclded to place
more emphasis mi review, and lew
on the examinations," the principal
explained this morning.
"AH examinations will be con
ducted on tho same day Wednes
day and they will consume only
the, usual time allowed for recita
tions In the different tmbjeets,
Which is 40 minutes for eiu-h. l;ut
wo are using a while aehool week
Tor revb w." . ...
Regular chtsses will be conduct
ed Atonday and Tuesday. The ex
aminations will be Wednesday, untl.-,
as has been the custom in past
years, school will- be ..dismissed
Thursday and Friday forenoon to
allow the teachers to make out the
semester grades.
Students will call nt the office
for report cards Friday -at ' 1 p. m.
Hoys 'and girls entering li
Grande higli school from other dis
tricts, or from other sellouts, may
enroll Thursday or Friday, up to
noon, at the principal's oi'iVo.'
After 1 ::io ,-p, m., Friday, the
freshmen entering from eighth
grade in ha Oran.le will be en
rolled. Some o n-v pupils are
.expected, tliis term.
What's worse than" getting a
hook for Christmas when you al
ready huvo a, book?
Tl in n rli.rn Mli'dl inoi li!..i,rl
to give than to receive- bills.
Snoring No GroumJs
- For A i:vorcc
(Conttniiftd from fnnc One.)
prettiest manneit!ir.s,
new blouves. at stre
settee usm nl "an I oi n
wear! in, the
street coi nets to
ei ri.u,iei,tai . pur
me lime.
post s at t he.
1 hONTOX
Jboaiil" of tl
( AP). .TMe "f;ur
liniiMii Medical as
sociation, which, started to find a
puncture' proof te'tt for drunken
ness, has already struck a sna.
Sani" of t he young members
are for ner:ppinv toe old time
tests, sjrh ad walking a stralgnt
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
READ ONCE MOUE
OUR
FRIDAY'S AD.
YOU WIfcL
FIND SAVINGS
GALORE. '
New York Store
DESTROYERS OF
HIGH TRICES
TODAY
Sunday
find Maria? j f jxGfj
A
fTT3 :i
v.y :r --'.- tV-
are unsatisfactory. Home persons, f
they say, get drunk In the legs
before the liquor affects their.
heads, and although unable i.til
walk w(t bout a wabble, they u:r
perhaps capable of driving un am-
omoblle. The conservatives are ftp-
clinging to some of the old tests
on- tho ground of their - proved
worth.
Tlie "Jag bourd' lias' )t mem-
bers-phlcians, Burgeoits, profes
sors and police" court maglstrute-i
Its- aim Is lo slnndnrdiKu drunken
ness examinations us conductetl b
the potlcf so thut j cases bnrigh'
in court may stand up ugainst nil
legal bombartlmentu.
'J' hero are many more beautiful
women In F.ngluud today than hi
Victorian times, und one reason
is the numher of American beau-
lies who have married JhUWh
titles. ' The authority for this
judgment Is the court photograph
er, whose opinion hf almost uni
versally, respect eti. He soys that
t he new styles of Juilr dressing.
the shingle anil bob, have nothing
lo do with It. . . ,
"I would say that there are at
least 5 'classic localities lh lon.
don society today." lie. wiftl, 'an l
at least a down of these
American girls married to English
uu'ii. Twenty years ago there
were two or three women In 1on
don who could be called benutt
l il. , ' " ' '
"Today one sees1 liundreda of
women who,' although not exactly
beauties, - urn pretty. 5 Women
nowuduys have inoro chrt'racter and
character frequently means beau
ty according lo modern stand
ards." F. W. PARKER
THROWS HIS
HAT IN RING
(Continued from Page One.).
tatnly 1 am going to run for the
office which I think 1 hnvo the
bcBt chaneo of winning, whether
it be senator or governor. This Is
something 1 will have to decide
later..
NOTICK OF SIIFltlllN HA LI',
Notice is hereby given, that , I
have received foreelosuro execu
tion and order of sale. Issued out
of and under tho aenl-of tho Cir
cuit Court of tho State of Oregon
for t'nlon County, -dated Jantmry
t Hlh. J92fl, In thO' suit therein
pending wherein AHnley Auto Co,
a corporation, is plaintiff, and N.
W. Preen and Janet H. Frees, his
'wife. Hurley P. Smith and Caroline
H. Smith, his wife, and Parley
Smith and N. W. Preos, doing biiHt
nexs unilcr the firm name and
style of Smltlr & Frees, und Ut.
tirande National Iwnk, a. corpora-
tlon, were defendants, to me di
rected, upon-'R decroe, Judgiuent
and foreclosure order of sale, mutln
and entered in aald court und cimihc
on the lHh day of January. l2il,
in favor or plaintiff Alanley Auto
Co., a corporation, und ugainst tie--,
! AR CADE H MONDAY
' I Admission 50c
j 1 . ' Children .....:.....10c
SPECIAL MUSIC SCORE ; Try the Matinees
Msiei
'"ON
It, f A Ujlitn'mS StrsaV
I It o lUr llian Ht movcmsnl V.i
,xSL ! f '1 S ..,. W return f '
i j .tun j wpr-mWrmfie rote.
) I yAX Xs ' - H.4h Sbced Adventure--
J It I r... ,i i. i.i . .i . !
! kictiare- fV Sfl W: v... .nr.,g r,, counterpioi,
II frff-B' M'J'I wusem end intrl5ue. tUe ,U l I
J 1 B I , Don Q' whip cuts Wis enemies j
! Fairbsnks (Wj'tS r'- I Jown and saves Wis iollowers. ' i
1 W I ' omance an Comedij j
i r ' St t 1 f" I '" i K lender and awactlu rom;fu. !
j W I flows swiftly, snd surely,, but !
2 oftarad. Hs J W f wim numor hm neitner
I ' T r Out)t nor age can resist.
fenrfants- K- W." 'Frees and Janet
II. Frees, his wife, and Hurley .
Smith and, 'a roll or iv Smith, his i
wife, and llarley ).;Hmlth and N.
W Frees. co-parUiers loing busiv
uess under tlie firm name and style
of Smith & Frew, for the sunt of
tin.MUHt, with interest ut, the rate
of s per. cent per annum from Sep.
temper, 27.' l2, and the further
sum ot $16o.O(KitQHieys feta, and
$t&.20 costs ioid UlsburscmcuUi, in
which said execution and order of
sab I am commuuded U make sale
of the following described mort
gau'ed, property In I'nion " county,
Oregon, the same being (he real
property roscrlbed In. the oont
plalnt and In 'said execution, to-
wlt: ,
Lots numbered 10 and 11 In '
Scribe r' s Subdivision1 of J'n'd
moro Ulock, Predmore's Addi
tion to tho cltv. of lii Grande. !
I'nion Connty,"Hlatn' nf. Ore-
it on.
Now therefore, hy virtue an! an.
ihority of said writ und In onedi-
eneo in its commnnds,; I wbl, on
Wednesday, the 17th day of Febru
ary. ti2ii, at & o'clock I'i M. of said
day, at the front door df tho court
house in Ijti Grande, 1'nion-County.
Oregon, sell at public auction, the
rfiove described real promu'ty. ami
all the right, title. Intercut um
tltilty of all of tho di fV ridnntw
therein, urtder the decree in favor
of plaintiffs untl ngntnstr tlie altov
named defendants, to tho 1 highest
bidder for cash In hand, Kub.1o-.t
to redemption as provided by law,
the proceeds of wild sale to.bo up.
piled In satisfaction ofisaid Judg
ment and decree, Including costs
and accruing costn of sale.
Dated tit ln Grande, Oreton, ihH
I Hth day of January, 192.1.
JKSSR llllKSnrATiR.
- Bheriff of TTnion Count, Oregon.
Jam HI. 23, 3n, Feb, 0, 1. , . , .
BedSpreads
a i-'i:v si'i.i;xnii vam-ks i.kkt ix hkd spkkais.
IX KKIXKI.KV WICAVK Oil I'XIII.KACIIF.I)
1). M. C Tlircnil lo work llicm with.
Art & Baby Shop
"Kvoi-ylliliiB Vnr llio Hnhy'1
- - January
Fuirhiture Sale
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
WOOL HOSE
89c
Nice, snappy patterns
in Slack, liiown and
Grey checks.
60 STORES
THE HUB
The honeymoon Is over .when ho
finds It might be. best to lie to her
about a few things.
HOTEL ASTOD
EVERT ROOM ha PRIVATE TOILET
' 50 Baths New, Modem
Qose to Shopping DUtrict .nd Theatres
FREE GARAGE , .TifT Lorn $1.50