La Grande evening observer., January 20, 1926, Image 5

Wednesday, January 20, 192G.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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comim; i:vi;nts
April 20- Last tUiy to noisier
for jirimnry tictilnii.
May ill I'rlnmry election.
Juno 0, 10, 1 1 t nltiii Livestock
show til 1 n lou, n,
July 22, i!;t. lit Convention of
Northwo-l Heat KMnui asso-
rlalloit (it liji (iiiiiKlr.
Kept, -if 2:t. '21, mill 25 t'ukm
county rail1 at l On.
Hero from lmblcr
.j l A. Strinhuin, a fanner near
i1, lmblcr, was hi ha Grande on bust-
i husb lye
fill t ly
nvxti lycHturduy afternoon.
Yi-tcnluy
r A. It. Hwuin was a bllHllleSS
Si VlHI
vIhiIuH to l.a Grande yetderday
rum Spohiiiu. AVahliu,iuii. From
flfcro ho went to KnlerprlHe.
f (billed by Futher's Dentil
. ; Mrs. II. Miller It ft Ui Grande
curly thiH morniuK on truln No.
20 for Caldwell, Idaho, called by
f tin- death of her father, who died
t Ht Jii home, there thlH morning. .
LjgjiH'.st In 1 41 ; ramie
1 y Mm. K, 1. Baker Ih reRlsterrd
lit 1 1 1 t .Hummer hotel from I'utmcr
I jjuntljlon, Ore. .
Coining rroiu Portland
'U Mr, anil Mrs. Waller Ueuter,
; who 11 rove lo Portland a week uffo,
f ore vxp'ticd liume today or
to.
jnorrow.
!' fclop4 Here Itouto Home
? fi Mm, Charhif f ShoemaUer,. i of
Newberg. 'Ore., 'is stojtplng, here
with -friL-nds forJi lew davs On herlGrsndo with Mr. und Mrs. Ueau
home from ; Nam pa, Ida.
To Visit Silcr --.
Miss Velma Hluotu.
of Salem,
!:.' 1.. il in- thla muriiliiir on :
jli r-way lo KntcrpriiH-. wlii-ro bIic
' will vi
rill visit with lit-r nlsU'iv wliol"'" ii' r u.iukih.-..
Ilj,,,.,
. JUuuv rrum l,cUstni .
J. H. Kooch iKinxtl Hi i'oiikIi 1110
Vilv tl.iH iiioiuiiiK on lil way homo .
j"l .:(it,.i i,risi from Li-wlston. Ida...'
In; has bwn In tin- hospital
-fur tin- tiast two w.M.ks rocolvinB
fnatliurnt for his yi
i.
t)ll llliylnit 1"rli
Mis. i:. Hi uli l. who recently
.'JooU over 4 hi' millinery depart-;
iiionll at West's hi on'. . went to.
J'OI'IIHIHI huh
uioiiiliiK on u two .
.vceU' porcliaslir
tour.
Jlahy. (ilrl noni-"
i Mr. and Mrs. 'ft. I.. KlllKhf
the iiroml paivnls of an clKM nn.l LH-lm-fS-tone-half
pound haliy daUKllter ..... r
:born: to tl7 ""f 1 "? tiJu-
M o'clock at th.ir 1 o e at JUJVS
n-'lrst street. I he Utile girl lias
been' named Sia;an Caroline.
A jk'Mli imnuhlers In rortlnnd
, Mr. and Mrs. VI. .laeobson re
1iirin;d to I heir home in l.a tysemde
'this pntrnlng from I'oiiland, where
',' II '..iuil...l siLV'.-lllI lliiVM uilh
jjlheir; datighlirs.
) AiiitiK I'mkM inn
Ill l;nl.crll'iNr
whose home Is
It ... ,, ,.
in I'ortlancl. was In l.a (.randi'
i 'this inurniiii; on Ills way to Hn
ij leriirtse. w liere he has accepted a
R (position as cooli at the hotel Kn
' i: terpr'lse.
C.-'i .
j'l'i) Mukc Home al I'.iiU'I'IhIm'
j J Mr. ami Mrs. I''. I'. VallS" und
l four) children arrived in l.a
ji i ('.ramie this iiu.i nlntr from Win
s' 3 cliesler. Idaho. They were on their
! way to Enterprise, wliere they will
s j make I h ir home. Mr. Viiusewlll
.She iin ployed in I In- Kasl.ru Ore.
f; iron d.utnher coilipally mill tllerc.
1 X..:
I'h'ilui'il lo Mirorily -
t'i Miss l'hyllls Sirunlon wlm en-
f.'S t.-red the rnlversily of llnwn 111
y l-:m:en4
freshman at the he-
'MIS WEEK ENDS
OUR
Sixth annual
I IAMIIADV
JHI!UrtHl
CLEARANCE
SALE
SAVE NOW ON
. YOUR NEEDS
Our Entire Stock of
Quality Merchandise
on
sale; at 10
to
no
Reduction.
Clint's
Clothiery
Tli 6lor vltb m CuOKieocfl
Klnnlng of Ihu new quarter after
uiu nuMUo huh ueen pieu-eu iujik
Alpha Xi lcUn. sorority ucvordms
to word received hero.
IH .Mnlay Iivt Tonight
Tliu I .a Granilu order 'of -
Molay will have Initiation ' thhr
e-enin; when they meet at ih'
.MuHonie hall at 7:30 oVlock. inltl
ation will be followed by u pot
luck supper.
VMtn Olil Friends lloni
Mr. and Mrs. Georiro W. Han
flcn, of rortlantl,-who havo beun
vlaltlng for a week with 'old friends
hore, returiH'd home this mornlng
Mr, Hansen was a locomotlvo en
gliieor when the couplv lived h';re
Accompanied Home ly Mecc ,
Mrs. Walter H. J;ismnn return-
cd to her homo In Ua Oramle lliimcelv. d "by K, A: Kay re, county sup
niornlng after visiting for the past ; erintemh-iu. The net profits de
two weeks at the home of , her! rived from the cluli work has to-
nomnts at Canbv. 1 Oreiron. Mrs. '
Isolsmnn was accompanied to ' Ii
Grandn by her small nli ce, Vir
ginia Hampton, who will visit
hero Indefinitely.
To Movp Cigar Store -
Thn rooms- owned by '"the I.a
Gronde investment company where
Mcl'herson's - grocery store was
formerly located are being cleaned
and remodeled this week. John
loggers will move his cigar st'jrc.
fl7., -i. t. i ,ii i i
'tin: rooms the first of next month.
It "turns to Portia ml .. :
Mls Lillian H.-audette i.tniiied
to ' 1'nrtland this morning after
ispemung a nonuay vacanon in i.a
To Visit Daughter nt Whitman
(Hi her was home from, Portland.
whrri- bIio i-nt thin niorninB
ljuslnomt. Mrs. 11., H. lialK.mnn
nl wiiiifLinn conrRi, in w.uiii wiu-
j in. rue piiitis lo uo noim nuntiay
nlKIU.
... '',", TT.
Attend Itioiial lomi-nllon v
"''ynol.ls Is iirrsl.lliiB to
! "t tho r- Kionnl m.-itiiiK
comnicrco chninlmm at ItukiT.
or
v.
l Perkins. nri'HinVnt. and other
1 ri'presi'ntallvi'M of tin- local rliam-
Iht nrn in attendance.
Vlti4 at llclnis lluiiif .
t'linrlea l'Voss is herc.'from Con-
, ' ."
dinlitv In the. sheriff's office. Mr
(.l-'rons Is a cartoonist, conlritiillitiK
jreirillarly lo The Judpe, and other
nuiKazllies.'
Of tin, dlrecto In the' Iowa
k WUH n vU y4,Btl.ruiiy
...w.i.,t.,.t,i,.tt i.'
nr.,i..r- .i,nni ..e.i .
ters. .; ' '
Closer I for FiiJiilgntlon
Tim Island City school was
closed Tue.sdiiy. January 1 for
lurnigatlon followtiifc the discovery
of a case of scarlet fever. W." K.
Thompson, principal, , and Miss
Myrtle Hoyt, one of the teachers,
W4re In the city for 'advice from
Superintendent 10. A. Say re. '
Here to Sell Furs
J. C. Herry, a government trap
per hi Walia Walla counly, Wash
ington, was In La (Iramle today
with HtO musUral furs, wiihit lie
sold to 'hris Miller. Mr. i:-riy
says In Iuih trapped J." ln ;ivers at
Walla Walla this season.
Mowxl to 1 Vnil let Mi
Mr. und Mrs. M'hln ('.albnillh,
who have nmde th'-ir home here
at 1113 Spruce street, have moved
to Pendleton. Mr. Calbraith will
be employed In the passenger ser
vice for the rallro.ul company
there.
To Attend I'mieral
Mr. and Mrs. c. J. maeu v.ui
Innvn timlf'til fnr Ocilell. 1 tall to
attend the funeral of her mtit her,
jMrJ. lilliuilietll McLean, who illeil
therf suddeiiiv this morning. x r.
HlarU receive;) il Liter from M rs.
Metiemi this mmning nml about
riv- inIniiteM Inter a I elegnilll VH UH:
simounclug her death.
i:lilhitlun liami
An exhibition dance by Miss
Mildred Smith, of La C.rsnde, iind;behl
.1. It. Hollingswortli. formerly with
Ho I 'an luges' vamhville circuit,
will feature tlw darning party that
the jfhop Employes asHoclattou or
II,.. o.-W it. N will give nt
What Are You Doinjr
For Your Puny Child?
One hoy gnlneil I f mmiiiK in 7
wwks ami Is now .Miung and heal
th. For weak, frail, under-develop-d
children -rand especially lhojeih:it
have rickets, and need a sine
builder that promotes the growth
teeth and bones, cod liver oil
in tho one medicine supreme- -nothing
helps like it.
Hut It Is nasty and repulsive and
evil smelling and nearly alwa; s
ipsets children's stomachs mo
now up-to-date chemists adviwc
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound
Tablets.
Children love them ns they '.
Cindy, because they nre sugar
coated and esy to take., -One
j boy galio d 1 II pounds in jteven
we ks. and is now healthy iind
' happy thousands of other chil
' dren have grown strong and ro
bust. Sixty tablets for fii tents nt Kef
!'ros. Drug store, ttlaxs drugs and
I at I driggtls 1ml lm sure und n
j for Mc"oys the original und g- n
uine. Oive thnn to the shkly. frill
child for 3" days, and If th v
don't heli wondrfilly. yt.
druggist Is authorized to hand yn.i
buck th money you paid , i j
Ui'-iu. A'iv.
Iznber hall thin 'vctmig. general
Imitation Is extended.
Had Operation
J. I.. Ityer i1 turned lo hla home
at Ay 1, l.t- b.i,b.Ati here for
aome lime w il li his nuii lift. M rs.
JvDiiift'.ltyvrr, of 17u;i t'ove avenue.
r. Ilyer wnn operated on fur mi
ulccnn back, of tho eye ball, He
reported Id m KliUllff OtOHB US
wull tia could be expected
Uciv from Hawaii
MU-s Victoria 1. M. Awona, of
Ma'iil;i(i Main Hawaii, Is at the
siny
ilte Nature rure. homo herv
lur . trainiiiK and tn atnient. Miss
Awona left iter home in Hawaii
I ee,embrr -7 ami visited a, few
ilayH in ;an l-'ranclaeo, California
with her Hisler and brut her he
for coining to I-a Urunde, Khn is
a native of Hawaii. Slio expeulH
Ip be here until May 'I.
County ;has HMi 'Chibs ,
- Orte hui)fli'4-d tils boys and girls'
clubs, in Union county havo com
pl led their club work for 1025,
laiTeording to a n pdrt from the
Oregon Agricultural college ro.
l"'1''! ?H71.1. Five of the clubs
have achieved n loo-percent:.!
cord of attainment.
I.B.S.A. Lecturer Will
Speak Tomorrow Night
J. (', Walt, of New York, repre
senting the International itlble
Students association, will lecture
on "Tin Highway of Life" Thurs-
day ut 7:4."i p. ,ni at Kagles hall,
redt-gnplion as it relates to ' hum
nutty getting life In Its fullness.
wilie-HU, siclinfri and tlui fear . of
death, it is niinounced loday.
The meeting is tree lo the gen
era I public and no collection will
be taken.
Solo Selections Will
1 Add to Band Concert
(Continued from lave On.
and' will appear, with Harry Snod-gni.'-s,
in a saMaphotie duet.
The overture; "Viampa" (Harold)
and the ever popular "Seininola"
are-other features.
"A great deal of can has been
niven t lu; select Inn of a program
for this concert," Mr. Loney stated
today, "ami we. hope that our ef
forts will meet; with approval."
-.The concert Is free lo the pub
lic. A full program will be an-'tor
noiuieed later In The Observe!
WOMEN RAISE
, ; CLUB'S QUOTA
(Coiij-i tilted from l'ago chie.)
pairi'aiit, .lor which the "various
pirrforun-rs ( were In I he costumes
of Ihe, countries represented.
, eorge. Chadwlck gave a New
ZeulanrL song. An Italian dance
w8 interpreted' by Mrs.. Mildred
Fowie and Hon Metealf. Mrs. Wal
ter (Van pluying aeciniipiinimenls.
.Ml, and Mrs. l-'ril, linll'inan and
Mr. and Mr:'. Chris lllhlebnindl.
natives fr !!w II.' rh'lu), eiilertaiufi
IUi . -yddeUmf uuiiiltrrs. Aji Irish
was tiaiH-d by Misses Jane
'Htauge and ( lilda Ashby. Mrs.
Lester Sio.ddai-d was their accom
paniMt. Miss Nellle'Ceerisen andOlhello
Uiehviis, young people from l;n
iun. gave, a Scutch song and
dance. ''..'. '
One of the moat engaging num
bers was ii womb n shoe dance by
litll- U ii' h l:i.!ck and Nick Hugh
es, to a laiirh melody played by
Mt:t. Sin-Muni.
The coneiinliug selection' was a
Swedhh diH-t by Mrs.Havid lllooin
l'ti.( and Mrs. I'tui .lidianven, the
lalu-r accoinpaityitig lie! song on
her guitar.
MAKE PLANS
LOU COUNTY
CONFERENCE
rnntlnoM
from Par Onn.)
j 1 "hn. aS chairman: a boys and
gins run tiep:ir m, hum rniim
: " " ...............
I ""d P"tatP .lep;irtment with
Kortl h M K.-nnou. of Alleel. 1 as
t ' " ' 1
fiiati Is lo be feMponsilde for
the
eNhildt in the lecture ball.
The ceuf'-renee with I r. I'hy as
general chairman will probably be
the high school building
SALK.M. Oie. -and
Lisle Nniton
county were nierii'
riagc lieens" was
-.less (1. Whi'e
or Multnuma'i
d here. A m.ir
IsMiieil here t
I'rank itiebl. Koiite 7. I'ortland,
and Violet Nyland, -1 4 Thirteenth
Hlr-et. Ifrt1;iml.
ji.ciii;ii tm riti:r.?
When t he nerve ligaments are.
I plmiH d by ill;;'eed bone. there
I Is nal urn II v I i odide u It It the tm
prisoned nervos, and ttie trouble
iKprend to all ttie nervous syHteoi.
hen t ImU' s are pnt bark Ii
place by chiropractic adjustment,
I the nerve ni: fi'-'-'l. and ciiki iml
health rc.-ttorcd. Ih It riot simple'
My p eal ei rical treatments
aid Nattire to build up your sys
tem.
linc-f Ignh'l
,ctiift-nl 'I realni'tilju ;hru
int. J. i;. tMii;i,ii
2" Sfimmer 1H!g.
VUuuv lUT-W
' I I ! - . a . -l
Markets
. rOHTI.AM MAUKI.TS V
J'OUTI.ANP. Ore. (AT). Live
stock Stoutly.
Kggs, butter, butterfnt Steady.
HAN FRANCISCO (Al'). Hu.-
terfat 47Ji 4S4c hero today.
POim-AVn GR.JX IAItRl7T
POHTLANO, Ore. (AP) Wheat
Itnn. hard white, hard white
II. H. Itnurt, January and Febni-
ary, f L64; soft : white, wi stern
while, January and February, $1.-
('3; hard winter, northern spring,
western red, January und Febru
ary, 91,60. '
Corn No. 3 H. Y. shlptucnt.
January, 934.50; February, 9Ur
75. : '
si auk ins AT A orAKcn
NKW yOUK. (Af) Wtock-r
Heavy; higher shares react 3 to
.rp points. 1
Uonds Mrmi Bt'vernl' foreign
Issues at new IiIkIis.
Foreign exchanges Steady;
sterling a pproac'u's pn r.
Cotton Lower; bearish private
ginning report.
Sugar Higher: firmer , spot
market.
Coffee Firm; European buy
ing. CHICAGO. (AD fWhcat
Firm: poor quality 'Argentina, . '
Corn Steady; nympathy with,
wheat. i .
Cattle Steady. . ''
Hugs Hull und lower.
DAWES, REED
UN VERBAL';
i! '::;,'' EXCHANGE
1 (Continued on Vac Frtir.
officers'1 diaM' In the se-na,tV VJce
president lUtQS today, engaged In
an exchange itli Senator t-Itced.
li mncrat,1 of Missouri : ovfr vice
presidential strictures on the' con
duct. of 'the' senate d elm to under
the. present rules. . v .. j , ',
Heed, resuming his speech giilnst
the world court, remarked that he
would not attack Hawca from the
senate floor because the Wee presi
dent could not reply, . 'although
Uawes had attacked him over1 the
mdlo last night when htt could not
reply. ,
imwes, presiding. Interrupted to
say he was not referring to Sena
ltecd,
but lo a ''senator from
New- York" when, he told a radio
audience that a fresh demonstra
tion of need for rules revision had
beenvgiveii during yesterday's sen
ate session. " L
tax mijj iui:si:.ti;i.
: WASin.VttTftX (By tho 'Associ
ated press) The scn iliCfinnnce
CQiOrtiltlee today formally 'present
ed 'the lav reduellon bill to the
senate, t'halrmun Smoot how
ever, said he would not ask the
senate to take up tho bilfc betore
Monday, or before a definite agree
ment, on lle world, court vote Is
reached.
S'lit.W HI LLiri' HITS MAS
KiHlllMi. Ore.' (',. I ,. Cilaspey,
sawmill b;md til Lowell, wns st ruck
on the head today by a bullet
from, a rifle In. the. bands of a'i
unknown person, lie was at He
dinner table with other employes
when the crash of the bullet was
heard as it. came through .a win
dow and (Maspcy fell: to tho floor
unconscious. ,
The bullet did not peuetrnli
the sk'ill. tllnspriy Uf)s rushed to
a hospital at Springfield, when
he regained eonsclotiiiness and lat
er in the afternoon .was oil ids
way home.
urn m;s i a l t ii itt.i:s,
ALHANY, Ore. Kmim-tt ani
Charles Hsfford. wen ring deputy
sherirr badgen und declaring the
were deputy sheriffs of Linn cnun
ty, were arretted Iotp ' Hal urd:iy
ARCADE
Only
TODAY
And
THURSDAY
DOUGLAS
FAIRBANKS
a
DON
Lov
t
WijVi
SON OF
ZORRO'
fccd.
(Thtrt' no w
motion in Don Q't
wooing, but plenty
of , swift, 4arinf
Ihlttie olynlt and.
comody that nono,
can rttiat.
Friday And Saturday
, I'OLA NEGRI
In
"l lowcr of the NiBht"
Tw
Special
DEAUV1LLE POWDER PUFF
(Colors Hose and Tan) -
Regular price 30c '
Special This Week, 20c, or
Two for 35c
MM
,1.
night, for dhnnlienness utter ' one
of r them was alleged to have
slugged a man with a revolver
while making. ,an arrest. !The
slugged man, lr. it. Melntyrc, sui
taln;d a bad wound over the left
teiuVle, and although charged with
being' drunk by the two deputies,
was declared sober by a police
man and a local doctor.
At. a hearing In tho Justice co.iti
today Charles Harford was charg
ed with assault with a dangerous
weapon ami was held under 9M'(ni
bonds. P.iumt it Hafford, charged
with , assault and battery ani
drunkenness, was held under 9-"0
ball; . - ?
Four nations lost 371 mui
iyi on
IJ War
subnio lines since the Wor
nded. Of this
numlii'i' Ciri'nl
Itrltain lost 1T.4. Japan Ki t, Italy I
iu, ami ine ijiiuen raaies
Knneral services Tor Mrs, CutV-
orlue' Hermann. ,who,ilted at tlu-l
hoiuoj of her sot, , y f rn M j tt 0) ;
at (l.'erry TiiculnyH hui-.nln,if'vvtl'l
lie jtondiaii'd at t lmr(4ihWriHnip '
cha)ui Thursday nl ri
r II',' Ul.' Wimillll Ct.lHMT, pars' e-1
Gripped In.tlhe Hand of
,';..- '.l..':villllll , wnlnjll
f nf v. :illt ,1'i'ii. O'Ti.-.'Js, (hi;m.
i 'r.i.Kcil tdllii-r mi .fll'-'H.
. i-iicli ollii'r'ii llvia'un oiiu
J i
MaeBusch
Obituary ji
. xHI Knrnnrv A
Special Comedy, Ilustcr l!nin In
"IHISTKKS IJI'STIT"
TODAY
And
Tllt'RSDAY
1'riday
JIOOT G1US0N
ror'dbc
of the Xlon Lutheran church, will
ofrieiate. 1 lturlal wilt be In the
Mason io cemetery.
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
Men's Work Shoes,
moccasin toe, nara
cod sole
$2.85
Men's Hi Tops, Buck
inghiem & Hctck. Oil
tanned, full slock,
double sole
'.:.,'. ',:... $7.15 .-
New, York Store
: Destroyers of
anGirrmc'ES 1
l'Jie!:
!' Mil; llillll-l' IlllllM.' Hi; u' 11'mi j
.I Hi. lhf . nilri'. nf: tl'c: llililrrworl-l.
.stiiriny Kcu vucll1 OtlH'-'tt. llioiiKhlii
honk, .
Coast
and OwenMoore
STAR
Twit Technical Kajos
Feature Boxing Card
lOonfltmi'd from T'aifii fine.)
ir and both started the sixth de-
let inlneil to put the fight on 1c.
, Peck found the going easier, how
ever, and had his opponent grog? y
when l lit bell cleared the way Or
tho inuin event.
! Short mid Sweet,
j After the usual introduction o'i
i fighters and wrestlers, including
August Itusch, Sail Lake mat man,:
I who may make Lu Grande h'.a
j headquarters, Iteferce Scott pr-'.-j
Heated Lewis and Adams to the
crowd. .
The first round opened wi'.h
leach reeling out the other. Artcr
a peaceful exchange or blows,
j Adams rushed Lewis to the ropes
j and drove In enough smashes lo
j the body and face to be In the
lead at the end of the loind.
The second was vastly dirrerenf.
Adams (ore into Ids opponent from
!the first and built up a big lead.
In the third Lewis came back to
some extent, although Adams held
a margin of superiority. In Hie
fourth Lewis was staggering ami
seemed about rendy for a kayo
punch. Adams, after Lewis rei;
! istercd one to the body, sent him
to the ropes in the beginning of
the fifth, cornering him ani
broadcasting a series of punches
at close (Uartcrs until Scott sep
arated them, Lewis fell to the
I loor ami took a count of nine.
Ada ins again sent him , to the
ropt s with a right and left and
then sunk another punch th..t
seemed lo have the knockout
drops. Lewis' seconds ended the
at lair then by tossing In the
aforesaid sponge and towel.
.Althoigh Adams held the edKc
throughout, Lewis put up a game
light, although his bund was bro
ken midway In the scrap.
ixxr tmrm
BABY
m
wk iiavi: a roMi'i.irric mxk i.v tiik vi'.iiy nr.sr
I1AI1Y KlllltTS. t'OJII'AItU Tlli;t AM) SUM. 1
Art &: Baby Shop
"l'.cr Ibing
The Hig
!
Life
millions, now living will never die
hear . '
J. C. WATT ";
1 ' Of NewYork, N. Y. '
EAGLES HALL
Wiishinjrlon Avenue
La Grande, Ore.
THURSDAY. JANUARY 2i ;
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Seats Fret . Nu Collection
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Ask Any Of
Our Customers
Who have been trading with us for
years, about the kind of treatment we
give them. You'll find that they are
pleased with the coal we sell them
good, clean, heat-giving coal that
makes the furnace hum when neces
sary. ' " ' :'
And our service is as good as the coal
we sell.
TRY US AM)
Aberdeen Coal
Sawyer-Holmes
Merc. Co.
Phone Main 17
A good Electric Range for sale cheap.
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Have You Seen Those
29c
Cretonnes
At Breier's?.
They're mighty big
values!
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Coolie, farmer of Clackamas coun
ty, whose homo Is ut Hnmasctis,
has announced himself as a can
dldato for the nomination of coun
ty commissioner. Mr. Cooke serv
ed as roud supervisor ut Uuiuuseiid
for H years. ' f
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