LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Saturday, February 13, 1920.
i 1
t 1 ' Page Twelve
The Observer Want Ad Page j
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties ' , j
- , "' i i ii SSg ' I ' l.il i . I I. i . ii I n'l , 1 I
FOB RIOT
J'OK IIK.ST Kivi-ronin modern
furninlK-d Iiouiio on N. Anh street
I lit) per 1110. Cull 162-W.
3-2-12-Stp
4 . .-
i'OH ItfSNT I'urnWie,) Iliw
.i' room uuartiuent; prlvalo Imlh.
.' .MlffliiH aim water fumlKhrd.
"' Adullii, Phono 101-W, 2013 htm.
.,' 4-2-11-21
il'Ult nil NT 1000 oercH pasture.
. land; good KruHa unci water. Cull
34S-J. 3-2-11-01
VOIl HUNT Modern five-room
, , bungalow clo.se In nnd In sood
' condition. Call 143-W. 8-2-1 1U
J'OK IIICNT 4IJO ncrr of pasture
: lund , on , Jordan Creek. Cull
' J57'Mr ' ' 8-2-l0lf
POK BAliM
I''Oll HAU3I80 uere of paMure
land, nillea f'ust of Maker. Jn
''. , quire 2103 I'lrHt or 43&-J.
8-2-12-Slp
l-tIt KALK Two ,1-rooni houses,
v Hmttfl pnynient down. l-ot 0'ix'j'o.
11IOIM SIG-lt. ' '-8-2-12-Mp
I'lANO VOU -HAl.K Near n
... .Orand'i, . Kino make fit biff dls-,
. count.' .Titiiuv l0 inontlily to
', :'rnl labia party. If InU'rested write
: Cllnn I'kino Co.,' tiO front. HI,
i;.'ortui,. Onj, . . ... 6-2:1 :7lp
FUJI HAl.K 40' Hacks of onions, I
field run. Call 227-W. 2-2-ll-Utp
Mil HAl.Ur-.'lllekens and Bee',
Cull Kurmera 207: 2-2-lo-ctp
wit haw: h. c. wiiiip l'dioiii
) laylntf Iiciih, fl.2D-ene.li. (lno, (J.
Mil, 304-W. . . . 3-2-8-Ct
VOIt HAlUr-l'idlkrecd fur-beuilni,-,
. Clilnelillla rnlibltn.i Coxi road, 4
'; '. mile -from Union.; Adit. NinltherH.--i
'. -j. 8-2-s-iitp
' ' ' 1 . ' r- ' ' .
JrOH riAI.K B-room house, RaniRe,
larire lol, nhnrlft and fruit treed;
;: Kina.U'down payment, easy tertnx
.'" on balance. ,' rjcu owner at 807
v HprlllK Kt. . , 4-2-1l(
VOIl HALK ? Sly homo at 1003
Vawh.i 8 rooniH, 2 hulliti. . Up-
Hlalrn eo,ulU be rented for onouiih
i to liimdia imyincnU., Jir. IukIc
. . 4-2-12-2t
FOIt HALK - Weil. mulched tcninn
. ftoiu 4 lo 1 ynt. old.. tvI. 14fo
to 2U0l Hut. Hold, houtfht and
1 exchanged. Oeo. Kluvar, '2 mi.
liortheafit Hot Iakc. Telephono
B-X-4, Unlou. 6-l-3-lmp
' j Farm Loans
!'( i iiy t'vlca fees.
City Loans
' hvvi iis for city itioiijiityo
lonii- van gho you ithI
wrvlw,
, . l.J'-l your lioiisr iltti lis -wr
Initc Ibo ItuyorM, .
WEEKS & BLACK
iti-.Airons
New l'olcy llhlj;. ' ".
Inuraiic , l.unns
MOM'M rOP Henry uiows Hmisclf By TAYLOB
UOa) Mt TO COMuKWOUVTC J FRETTV SOFT 6h' -!: C( .yEsTsDEED , "--Z .PISSiSSa
VH LJT ( wmthauetoboa vou'euee v ( POLL HtvNDy AND 4-"'T ( VSTHE-,
S A AVJTJMI. V M c,1Ht 1 ' s our WITH I AFPODnTHI REST ) m - . UvlttlS . rtir Wim
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
'6EEWit' IP veo o
twN to "jatch dx to bee ; r
114
VOWU, tt;S ID VUAI7 J0 Told voo
A tws Tusy J I ' -hjaim domt
OM TH' f COM. IrJ r
TVCCS O'CLOCIt , 7Mfe& OCUXK
i
I i I I i I I 1 " . : t
Observer
Want Ad
Rates
(Count flvo averngo words
to the Ufif ).
Tor linn, 1st Insertion 10c
Per lln, each added con.HCC-
utUo Insertion ?c
Minimum rhargu ou 0110 or
der 2.o
ItATKS BY MOXTII
3 linos, per month
3 .linns, lwr monili ftX'i.
4 IUwa, mr momh 51.00
G Hiicn, per mem tli $t.1X
VjicU mlditfoiinl Hue over fivn
chHrf'd at &Uu lr lino 1' T
month. -
VAStl IS AUVAXCF, Is rt--
qulri'd on nil claKsifffH. orders
Ui CJuii . Um'mi rales.. JIIIiit
i-Htiw fhaii'd og all t-ndlt In-
M'l'liOllH,
Copy for nil rlasslflnl orders
mast In Mils offlro hy Hi
A. M. IAY OF I.VSKUTIOV.
Miip onh-r.s on ad Invrrlrd un
til furlliiT nollcn iniiMt hu r
wived by the xnnie lioni or ex
tra ItimM-tioii will hn r lunged.
Toh'plmno oi'dpi'i.s HOlliltcd.
Citsh iiiU'H limy ho rururd on
phono ordiVH ly iinyninit n or
before onto of Inst luwrtlon. .
MIO.M-: MAIV 37
"All OIlMTVIT U'flHt Ad
' 'Will Do It"
WANTHH I IlKlli'Ht prices paid for
aecond-liand riii-uHnre ami .sloven.
We buy, Hell or trade. Kred
1'eurHun, 1420 Aduma Ht. . .
4-2-10-Otp
WANTKIl Man wauls woA. Will
no any Kind or work, ( all tb-
We Offer
l''uur hitH, K'od noil fur ?urK'ii.
Tlx 1ioiih( In pood. It hn 0 rtiumn
ii ml Itnth, 2 cIohMh, ffuod t rllur.
Tho foiimlutlnn h uomrnl. T!io
hounc h plnHtiiiiU. Thurn nr
cijnrry, uuplii untl uprlcut truoi.
Locution pood for Hliopw, inltla ov
Hclioot. Tua price Is $:t500; JGL'O
niHh, Iraluncc ?: and lntircHt on
( lie tin paid Inilutiro iiirh month.
81 rent, Bi'wir'nnd nldcAvulU all pnld
fur. Hero In ii k"uI honie for
Homn one.
lift uh hIiow you llilM or othiT
proper.lea. ,.
La Grande Investment
. Company
llnndrd lieillhirs.
Itelliihle AuviiIh for ILillnble
liivuiiuit (.iiiipiiuy.
liSOl Adams Ave. I'lionu .Main 7VJ
aow d voo
A A A A A f
uMQOfrwiiusntvtSTWtiAy I ' - 60w. vhaat Tms 1 SixTy mimjtes , V . -.
in vvxiz fe.Tivi' So OM AM' J QoiZ 7U' W RASTTVJO' f "7A&RE- I TOLD l.-..;-. ,
Surt a.vwtxu .ujsT J , AS uim TUOEE . YZZ ":-( SOl 7U' T)WS IJU2.
60 DCAW AW Ask ' 7 . " r- 'U,0V O'CLOCK 1- 1 OAA)SS0.'.' m 1
ll
NEW TODAY
LOST JHmIi setter pup 6 or 7 mo.
Old. F. . JOclilln. 130 N. Ave.
phono 2S0-W. 3-2-13-3tp
l''Oll HAMC (lood tutilhllslled real
eatate and liiKiiran;e IjiiHlncHM In
,1m. Orande.. Tyrainld Laud Co.
8-2-13-llp
KOI! ftl.K Purebred I'olan KlIU
125 each. I'urebrcd Hhorlhorn
bull, 2 yr, old, 7f,, phone 420-J.
; 4-2-13-ilp
WANTKO Old or crippled Jioraea
2.00 up. 1'hone 420-J. (i. (I.
Tanl. 2-2-13-2(p
KOIt HIO.VT HouHt'keeplns rpniiis
1005 AduuiM Ave. 2-2-13-2tp
KOIt HAIJO-llulrk 4 touring car.
AIo IlKllt di'llvery truck boily
cotuplete. A real Rliap If taken
ut once. , 2003 N. Aidi.
. 4-2-I8-ltp
! KOI I ' HAl.K Three Kood four-
rooin liotiiea. $25. down, $25 per
month. . j'yrululd Jiud Co.
. . ' 8-2-13-llp
KOIt KAI.I'V-ftul terrli r puppy at
J002 Cedur. . 2-2-13-lt
KOIt ' HUNT ( inc. .f,.i (joirl hon.ie;
fourroom liouae; two room and
..one-roDm hoiiHe all furrtiKlied to
adulta. JoIiti .Murs. 4-2-l3-3lp
KOH HAlsK OU K KN'IN l-'lvt'-room
luudern house. V.utiy turiltn. Jn
qulre 2H07 Kpruee. ' ;--1 II-1 1 j)
I'M 1 1 HALK Ithode Jslund ited
pulhta. CuI l-urmi r.s .S3.
2-11-
liOV WANT 10 1 AT UNION.
Tho Oliserver will IniiUKiir
nto a dully earrlr HiTvlet; l
t'lilon within a few days and
desin'H o ohtidn the wrvtet H
of a Hlronj; boy who will make
IL a point to lvt! good .servieo
to I ho HiibHiirlhui H; ho must bo
able to maku hl own coll'i'
tlonH ciicli month and mast
tulvV lrldn In ket'pln his route
Up to Mliindurd, once I'.stubllsh
ed. To such a boy Tho Ob
hctvit eun pronilm a Rood In
come coiniut'iiHiirnle with his
ttcrvtct-H. Jfu nhonld apply at
. onee. In vrillnir, to Mr. O'Uay,
circulation niaiiaKer. The Ob
server, JLa Oruude. 2-121
8hive hunh'leij nmde of Ivory, lor
tolHo Nhell and amber, tid even
common eelluloil lire the most re
cent artleli-H ol arm . adornment
umoiuf the Ku.sfdan wonn-n. Thi-se
may be worn Hlnffly or In two's and
three's.
Bm-vor or 24 :(-.!.'
-II-
.NTi;i.i Two capuide men for
Hulefoiien. Call M-&15. 2-2-Klt'
WANTMH Stock hogs, any size,
liode's Mkt., phone D Jii-.l .
-2-2-1 i-i;i
Ul'JYNAUIi'S IIKAl'TV SIKH
Marcelling, water waving. Spe
cial sealp treatinent.f ami laetals.
JMioun Malii.7Ml. Hear of O. K.
Uarber Shop. 4-2-2-lmp
KAIlO KOIt 1'IAN'O We will
trade good radio lor piano. Kast
cru Oregun MuhIc Co. l-.Mf
CITY l.OANK Long time, smail' st
monthly pay me tils, no delays.
Sucurily Laud & HuvIuks 'o.
12-1 Itf
Oscar Heard It Willi His Own Ears Rv RTSSKH
OUTBURSTS OP EVERETT TRUE
YOOf? OLT FRIEND. U4CTE R
TiNflUY TURNO) UPHIS TOES
f ', i '''' '
i ... . .
j La Grande Theatres I
"Joanna," First
National Film,
Coming to Star
"Jounnu." an I'M win (.'arevve
Klrsl Nattonul production. ba.d
on u newspiipcr aerial by H. V.
Gatea, Htarts u ahowii.fr Sunday at
the Star Uteuter. Dorothy .Macli
alll. and Jack .Mulhall uppear in
the fentun-d role.s.
Tim flory eoneerns the aetlvltlea
of a Ixsutllfiil young- drens model
ufti'r she la given a mysterious
It'tfucy of a million dollars. Anions'
the unusual features prbmlsed hi
(Ilia film are a gorgeuus faaliion
show and a midnight bathing party
in which the bathers urtt rather
scantily attired.
In the supporting cast u re George
l-'awcell, I'aul Niekolsen, ' Lillian
Langdou, John T. Murray, idwurd
Davis and polorcs del Hlo. Hllu
Curcwo, dmighler of tin1 producer,
makcH her film debut In this pic
ture. i 'lyde t (iok In his newest two
reel comedy will also he shown.-
New Adaptation of
j "Stella Maris" Unlike
(Past Movie Version
Mary I'll Mid n, in I wo separale
rub s, imc made possible by thv use
or a makeup us elaborate us that
of I .on ( 'h auey (n "The I'hailloiu
of the O peru" or "The llunehbuek
if Notre laiue." will be the at
traction at the Arcatle theater
I Mimday only when she will appear
, in the pul standing role in Iot car
eer. In "Stella Marls." CnlversaTs
j lllmi.nli(Mi of William J. Locke's
j romantic classic.
Some years ago Mary I'lckford
played the role, but 1 he new ver
sion, as directed by Charles Hru
bln, the ramoiis creator of "lrlv-
I ti . t h.- ruinciiis iTi alur or "lrlv-! i-ily for i In- bill. l.iiuKlili r ri'lRitaiUun Sliufor nnd othors.
By COIldO
en," Is Ro dirrerenl that the roles
can hifrdly bo compared, ferities
lipid .that' H Is Mlaa J'hilbtn'a great
est achievement since her U ap to
fame, ' practically overnight. In
"Merry Go Hound." .
The story centers about I he love
pf .two nicjj, devoted friends. Tor a
beaultrul cripplo, and the doglike
Ulevolion of a lltll houstMiiatd, be
friended by on of. tho men, who
gives up her, life to save the happi
ness of the only man who had ever
j been kind to her. . ,
. Miss I'hllbln plays the two roles
one a beautiful creaturo as frag
! He hs a Oresden dolt--the other a
coarse' workiiw; girl of the London
lower classes, but whose soul
proves the greatest tiling in the
story at tho dramatic denouement.
Strong Vaudeville
Anticipated at
Arcade Sunday
'An entirely new program of
sparkling novelties, beautiful girls,
catchy songs, intricate dances, and
comedy producers will be seen at
the Arcade theater on Sunday.
The present vaudeville show is
un unusually strong one with
headline honors going to tin Ches
ter Trio who present one of the
etaffllest and cleverest tight, steel
wire acts i billed as "Seusallonul
Gymnasts and Ianeers on the
Thread of Steel." Many daring and
seeinMngly Impossible feats an? per
'lormcd by this clever trio. Dawson
and Jackson In "This and That," a
duo of beautlltil young ladies pre
senting song and story program
of popular song litis which . they
render most .exquisitely, . clothed
In beautiful gowns and the stage
appropriately draped.
Kash-y ami Kfklns are km-vyn as
"The rtetiu Kruinme) and the
Monk," and will furnish the com
edy for the bill. Laughter reigns
B,lPr,I"e whllo thoo colored pun-
tho different chnractern they re-preiw-nt.
. lAon Lanjr prejv'iit a
"Comedy Juffgloloini"" In which
ho handUs hifl pbjectn with &dx-t'-rtiy
that has mudo him tiunon.i.
He in a. Juirirler and comedian, WiU
luco und Jayno firvm-nt a banjo
Kpoclullty that run tho gamut
from opera to inzz. Thry aro both
exceptional nrtlst nnd their
number la bound to please.
"0. U. .West," .With "
Lefty Flynn. Now '
Showing at Sherrys , -
"O. U. Wcst,M fourth of tho
Harry G arson productions starring
tho handsome and hard-riding
Lefty Flynn. proves the bestof the
series thus far and wfll do much to
add to the growing prestige and
popularity or the former Yale ath
lete when it cornea to the screen
of the Sherry theater today. A
novel story from tho pen of Melon
Hroneau has been finely directed
by Mr. Guru on and lefty himself
was never seen to better advantage
than ho Is at the heud of a sterling
caM of players which includes Ann
May and Kvetyn Ynncls,co. "0U.
West" Is distinctlvo- among 'west
erns In that It starts but with a rip
roaring comody opening and car
ries a heavy -load of laughter all
the way through, blazing out Into
spectacular melodrama before it he
stor has progressed very far. The;
title Is both the name of tho lead
ing, character, portrayed , by Mr.:
Klynn, and an oxelumatlon. 11 ay-!
mo nd -Turnor, Milton'. 'JtOas,: Ittlll
Donovan and the. Hums brothers
havo importunt .purls .In ''h' pro
duction, which ,wll rank , as- one .of
the most colorful - und - 'amusing
westerns- of tho -season. ,. v
Also showing a pomedy.
Fascinating Festival . .
In Song, Dance and '
Novelty; Promised r : ' , .
The joy of a story told to lilting
tunes does not die easllv -The
motion pictures, in .spite of their
great popularity, have not lessened
in the least, tho demand for mu
sical 'comedy. Kveryw'herc . the
people aro. reacting to the speak
ing and singing stage and seeming
ly enjoying more .than ever the
twinkling toes, the comedians, the
smiling girls and the glitter and
sparklo that is a part of musical
cohiedy. '
"My Oilnu Doll" one. of the lat
est musical fantasies to be claimed
a hit and which Ih coming to Hie
Arcade theater .Tuesday night, Feb
ruary 1C, Is well known to the
atage world, Its lyrics and musical
numbers havo ucn sung, record-
d and pluyed by orchestras for
nearly two seasons, yet tho .show
as a whole bus not before visited
here.
Chinatown and Uh mysticism, to
gether with Kalrylwnd, has been
called Into the making of this novel
offering, with its locale laid In New
orks Oriental quurtirs Iho story
unfolds through a series of trans
formations Including the-Lamr of
Story Book.,, the Valley of Flow
ers, Melody Town in tho. Land of
Music and h-arfs right up to a hap.
py ending lo the sound of wedding
bells. Hera again will lie seen a
prettily mounted jproductton com
bining tuneful melodies with ,a
mirthful melange of- effects nnd
novelties, e.ye-du.zaliiig costumes
and smiling dancing und skiging
yrlrls.
llarbura Ttroijeil; Pilnty musical
star b playing the title role. She
la pretty, artful, agile and fond of
fun. She dances and sings through
the lilting songs in a way that has
caused her to bo acclaimed, the
"hit of the show." The supporting
company includes Itesslo Iiclmore,
L'-ona Slater, Florence- Wunb
Amis J larper, George Wakeftuld.
William 1. Murphe. Tom Crowley,
Dun Shufor nnd othora.
Professional Directory
This directory Is especially band for the newcomer or for
U to out-of-town reader who may want the name ami address
or somo professional man. It has been carefully prepared and
will prove to bo a ready aid to any leader In obtaining- prompt
professional service. .
Classified For Quick Reference
Attorneys
IIL'UII IIHAOV Atlorney-ut-Liiw,
Offico t'oley-liouvy Uldg., over L.
& L. irug aiore. Tuleplioue
Main 111.
COC'IIRAY and r.UKHIl A It II Ceo.
T. Cochrnn and Colon It. I-iherhard.
AUornevH at Lnw. La (Jrande Na
tional liaak building. Telephone
Main 91.
CARL G. IIKIM Attorney nt Ijaw,
Jiooin '2(1, New Fnluy Uuildlllg,
. Tulephonu Main 77V.
Dentists
l)r, C. W. F.HWIV Denllnt. finrd
acr Building. Telephone Main 10.
Ur, C n. CACTIIOHX Dentist. I'late
work and general dentistry, l'lione
417-W.
Architect
C. II. Jtlll,l,l:it, Arelillevt.
Itooui 7
th Grande National famk Itultdlng
"Below The Line"
Features Iiin-Tin-Tin
At Sherrys
ltln-Tln-Tin. In his latest War
ner Bros. Classic of thu Hcret.-n,
"Below tho ..Line," will bo seen at
tho Sherry theater on Sunday for
a two-day engagement.
This dog star heads a cast which
includes June Marlowe, John llar
ron, Pat Hurtlgun, Victor I'otei.
Charles (Heinle) rouklln, Gilbert
Clayton, Kdltu Yorke and Taylor
Duncan.
Hintys role Ik that of a vicious
dog who lias been brutally I rained
for pit-fighting and who has never
known love or kindness from his
master. Donald Ca.s (John Har-
ron) and his pretty sweet heart,
May Barton( June Marlowe), be
friend him, and, through affection
ate training, the dog becomes a
brave and loyal friend.
When Jamber NHes (I'at Hart-
Igau), the village bully, attacks and
steals the jewels of a wealthy young
woman who a visiting the village,
it is Jtlnty " who brings him to
justice. He again proves hs cour
age when Cuckoo" Nlles, J am
ber's brother, (Victor l'otel) .loses
a pack of blpodhounds, who pur
sue May undDonuld, and "Kinty,"
in a terrific fight, protects tho girl
and boy from death:- '
Charles (Itcinic) Con itlin has the
comedy role of the deputy .sheriff,
and Kdith Vorko plays the frail,
appealing mother of Donald. - .The.
remainder of the ca.ste includes Gil
ipore Clayton and Taylor Duncan.
'Below the Line" was written
and adapted to tint fierce n by
Charles A. Logue, und directed by
Herman Haymaker, who la also
responsibto for the .direction of
"KihlyV tn.st sucorss, "Tracked in
the Snow Country." John Mescal I
was tho cameraman und the shots
In the southern locale are said to
be among the most beautiful of any
recent "screen production.
nor tt.M i i,i;s-r.Mi
Wt!irmuy you cxiiicnh dcliKlit wilh
th.'in wlii'll tiimli' on miu or our
Wi'sthiphousH Klcclrlr. Wiifl'ln
Ironx. They atwuy.s como out uni
formly crisp, lirnwn mul tnly :v
dish fit io Hi t l rori! u Kin k. 11,'
is KlniT ill your home feed them
to him!
H. & S. ELECTRIC
RAG RUGS
See Our Large Stock From 60c Up.
Furniture Exchange
ill ud Jefferson I'hoY, 4IM
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE
TltlTII in B.verliinB ln,p.,, ,,,, , llmliufttclurllia
and the ussurancu of u iuare deal.
ni:s - riKs-riK.s
Cood, big, fat, juicy ri..s of nil kinds, 30c.
Physicians & Surgeons
11:1-1, A IV. 1IOU.MKR, M. u,
' Physician and Surgeon.
" Rooms 10-11 Telephone
Sonuner Building Main 663
m;b b. boct, bi. n
Practleu limited to diseases ,of tha
Kve. 10 a r, Noae and Throat.
New Koley Telephone
Build ii.t iiaiu H
K. K1RBV M. I).
Vhyuiuiau and Surgeon.
New Foley t Tplephi.nt
Building Main n
Itl( HATtl) P. I, A run, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
fJnrdncr , , Teepit(pn,
Uulldliitf ; Main 96
P. Me AD OUT 31. D.
ourgcon.
New Foley
Building
Telephone
' Mafo 69
c. s. Moone, m. n.
Physician and Surgeon. ' V
N,')wi.1,'''J,,y Tephon
Building Main 19
F. I,. ItAI,STOV, Bf. D.
Prnettcu limltod to diseases of the
Kye, Ear, Nose and Thront.
Itouma 1S-1U . Telephon
Soinmur Building Main 778
A. L. ItlC'll AHDBOX, M. I).
Surgery
Itooma 1B-17 Telephone
Sonuner Building " ' Main 15
Osteopathic Physicians j
.1. Ij. ltil,H, i. o. v
MAHUAHF.T I.NtiJ.i;, I), O.
General practlco and the "POST
SYSTKM" foi fallen arches. .
Summer Tclenhonn
Building '.
Main 10H
Health is out In the open. You
can't get much of it into a bottle.
OOTEL ASTOD
2od A Hill Lo An,elV
EVERY ROOM hu PRIVATE TOILET
50 B.th, New, Modem
Close to Shopping District end Theatre.
FREE GARAGE Tariff horn $l.5
WEAVER'S
Tailor., Cleauera, Djen
And PreRscra'
I'llOMC MA1.V 733'
Depot Street . '
Mattresses - Rugs
. Cleaned - Rebuilt. -Feather
Mattresses Mad.
Pillows Reaorated
Fluff Rugs Made frni
old carpets. '
Furniture Repaired anl
ReooTeretl
La Grande" Mattrcni
& Weaving: Works
Iilcensed rumlgator
I'HONE 421-W
Clias. Edwards, Prop
PROFOUND
.(. 41. .V
rrofounil tinderKtlindini; of
till ll'Ul i.s rei Hired of us
diirint; bereavement has irlv
en uh our ri'pututlon for in
lelliKent Hervh-p.
Vo-j can depend upon uh
williout hesitiitlon.
Wc UnderstitndA
Snod grass &
Zimmerman
.M.YI. 83
inoy can't he lcat.
...!. 111 l l l liM r li.n;.M, ,r Brunlll ,.,,,,..
La Grande Bakery
Iv I M..W.I11
I I A C I I fl I 1 Putt . U Xl I I M ? II A M I nM . A VI VL' I
1 U M "I w-i V IM V' M ! k i V YV V ' 11 1
.UK1'
McNYilliuins, Owner.
l i U-tSf. 9 s-4GT '