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LA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Fashion dictittcs bright,
colore for this season.
Never have we shown
nieh a leauliful selec
tion as this spring- in
the must fascinating col
or effects. You will lie
pleased with them
J1.00 to ti.oO
Westenhaver
& Gilbert
Store For Men
Dr. Deich To
Preach From
M.E. Pulpit
SI. HrrM J:mW-ou.I
Holy Ku hurtst will be cei-britd
S p. in., followed by church
jschoo) at J:4S.
j For morning worship, the Itov.
(Oliver UHey, rector, mill deliver a
jfritioti on the subject, "A Witness
to the HeBum-cUon."
1 Wafurr guild witi meet ui
. ) tomtit hull at p. m.
j M l.ion service ut t he answer-
j Iiik; ( iu-tionM will occupy the
. . . te.t-niiig period, which I to start
Mission lalk and ricturc; -m ovi-k. Kor hi M.i.ject. uw
Sermorm on Evening nr,wr m UM'- ,,Tnc Two n"r-
rrograni; summertime tios."
Schedule Betrins. I ihiuiim i imn-ii mhii
Aftr the exultant ch brtitions of
last Sunday, th wnlr
morrow m-m iiiih't by
Thirty Is still glt-ani of Fkut In
the announcements, however. A
further seasonal touch ! not -J In
the change In the hour fur evening ,
worship. At the most of the
ehurchf-s. Ihc minting will be at 8
Sunday school, wlihh commence
at a. m., has driartments for
J. A- I Ut II, Will icauiR- i nr iiiui ii-
Ing .w-rlf-e at II a- m. Hi subj-et
will be ".Marching Cndcr the lian
n r of Cod's I-ove."
Kpwoith ba cue will In at C:in
p. in. and evening service at 7:10.
Till; UlCATIIKIi OITMHK ,
PAN Kit A NCI I 'O. A pr. 1 0.
AI') Thn weather outlook for
the week iMKinnlnc. April II, vu
nunc tim ed tier today by the I'nl
l d Stale went her bureau an fob
, lows:
"laeific fftnti'it: The oullook la
for, normal temper-itur with con-f-jldrnihlc
cloudiness and occasion
al rains In Washington and Ore
gon. " Generally fair rwtpt that
loc-il showers are probable overlap
northern part of the sin te during1
the latter purl of the:1 wvek."
o'clock Instead of 7:3).
A meiMiff by lr. Veb ittlnc I.h
of xxlitiK. Ida.. rt the Kirt
Methoillut church 1 one of th
termnn hobllnj; for cial lnduc
nient for evcninif attendance. lr.
liekh ut a fltld reprts ntative for
lht Methmlijtt board of boon- mis
sions In the Northwest, lllustrnt'-d
rnioiut will be pr-ached from
the ri'Hlyterian and KirM Itptit
pulpits. At Ft. J'eb-rs Kpt-woftl
rhureh. a mixtion rlce will in
clude the aiutwerlni of mit-nHon
put by the con i?re nation.
l irnt etlimlit.
In the M'n Korum. whit h m i tn
at a. in., niniultaneously with
I irM lMIt.
A marked lncn-aic in altendance
U repoiled by the Itev. fiiorge Al
bert f'ollard for 1:1s Sunday school
at the Kirt lUiprit church, flajwes
titrt at a- ni., ai:d all children
without other Hunduy school con
nertion are invited.
'ThU iburch and Mlwflon-V I
the Kubject onuounced by the pas
tor for his srinon at 11a. m. Hm
tial music will le furnUhed by the
choir. In hU w-rmon lo the Jtltle
folk. Sir. I'oMard will use the theme
"The Older Ilrothr.M
Men's llihlc clas. under the lead
ership of the pastor, will be at
6:20 p. m.
Kveninjj service will commence
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10 Years Ao
Today ,
Jotfeph Kelly. A. A. Well
zey, ( tl. Kniiihlwr. T. .1.
K.'roKBin K, I. Meyers iiuJ
H. I. frown, La Grande vol
leyball siiad. trim Ituker
for three straltfiit games.
The best .assortment of
"MOI III. lfH lAV t'AXI'M
. . ever shown In li Oraiide
l'luce your orders now. VW
. will puck it for iriHllInu un-J
mull whenever oif wish.
t lo nol fall to see this
it's different.
L. & L. Drug Co.
the :lbb school, special cmphahW jit & o'clock. Kome lH-autlfully col
ls bt-ins placed upon the contest on d slides of work Indnt; done by
which cbws In May. the denomination among Ihc for-
A special anthem Is promised by dun -speak in population of Amer
the choir for the mortiimr wonthip. ba will be shown. Illustrated sont's
lr. Henry W. Parker, iator. will uro to featurn the st-rvice.
preach on the (heme. rhrWs ro- j I'htmli nf l'liHf, SelciillM.
Cram for the World." Kpworth ' "'Are Kin. disease and iH-alh
batfue will meet in the parlors at 7 ltel?" Is to be the topic for the
oVIock to dlcu "Christ In lliul II oVbx-k wrvicw st the Kind
World's Cultur ." j Church of ChrlM. Helentist. Hun
Hr. IK-Ith. who uddres'H the day school will be at 9:45 a. in.
meeting ut o'clock, will spe ik n i iiitral Cliim-h of tlirt-t.
'The I'lacc of the Church In Mod- Two hundred nine In the lilblc
ern Lire." The choir will furnish ( nhoo Inst Hundny made an offer
music, j ins; of This amount. In
Iinl I'nbjti'Han. j creas-d to $2V will be placed in
"ItiKKer and better each jee-.infr the fund that Is to help support
week." Is the expressed umbitlon , Ked ministers,
Long Beach
To Be Synod
City In Mayj
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TV WSls
Delegates from Episco
pal Churches on Pacific
Coast Will Hold Triple
Meeting. .....
lAtSG lifciACH. Cab The ciBhtuj
annual snod. Trovlnce of the.I's-
rifie KulscoiMil church, will Im held
at St. lake's church, lon Iiach. 1 rsmaW Kchwsh son of Msrm
Cal- May a to a. The eiirhth urov- Kchwah of BuffAlo N Y ... drnvs
ini e li roiiipns d of all the diocexes ' seros the continent in a rickety fliv
of California. Washington. Oregon. I v IM' ," "n"
Idaho. I'tah, Arizona. Alaska, Ha
waiian Islands and the Philippines.
Two hundred .clerical and lay
delegates, and the 'thirteen bbtho
of the province will 1e in attend- :
nee at the suod. In addition there j . vf 1CT MAV
will be delegates of the Woman tt V A A O I MAY '
auxiliary, and the Vounc Kcople'sj RETIIRN AS PASTOR
will hold separate convention. The j
house of bishops will conwne out
the opening day and remain in sesj
sion during the synod. lit. Itev
Thomas C Iarst. bishop of east
ern California, wilt uutke rtie oMn
inc address. Ht. Itev. luls C
San Fr&n
f Cisco Rather than snre home of a
return ticket vounp fichwsl shipped
as a mess hoy on a . steamer (or
New York
NUTIt'K.
Thr ladles of the Christian'
church will aorve dinner to the
public net Wednesday at the
church from 11:30 to 1 o'clock, j
1'iaies 60c. 4-lu-:i
i Hieh crude piano near Wax Crande
will be sold to reliable party at blc
suvtnir 110 monthly will handle. A
real buy. write at once for particu
lars. Tulluian riano Htorc, Salem.
Oregon. -.tu
: lesrons In artificial 'flowers,
lamp shades, baskets, etc.. now at
N'cwlln's Book store. .6tf
TO CHURCH OF GOD
j The liev. Nebon Kntht, lumber
)ack evangelist who pleached -to
; lame crowds ever" n(;ht of a n-
cent' revival campaign at the
is-hnwh nr r:n.1 mlu F..lnrii I.. I ji
Sanford. !.. miswioniry bishop ; f . ,' . . , m .
of Sacramento is president of the . , " .... ,
A class of you n if matrons has
been orj;anlcd with Mrs.- Krnest
ljindry aJ Vyirher. Members In
vile ull ours if married women not
enrolled In other schools. The
men's IMble class meets ut the I.
o. i). K. hull. Krom Noah to Abra
ham will be the period fur study
of the 'resb tertan Hunday .wiiool.
Mm I C Wrticht is ten era I super
intendent with Mrs. John K. Hodt,'
In. superintendent in charife of the
primary' department.
At morninir worship, when the
Itev. William Crush v I toss will
speak on "Life's Waking Momenis"
with special thoiiKht of thos'? who j tomorrow. The class meets at 9:45
hsve n cently united in fellowship i a. m., nnil extends an Invitntlon. to
with the church, special music will 1 all men of la (rande.
be brought by the quartet and by. With the new meinters cspfcially
li4hi inio coin 4he aHUf eantata in jniod, the tyv. . V. iHinn will
in a reitiesiei nutnher. t he ornna- ; preach ut inorninrf service on tne
I lion wrvlce for the newly elected , .subject, "Cnlted Wflh Him." A
; deacon will bike place during ibis; number of persons are to be bap
hour. JliKid nt a service at 3:30 p. in., to
V Junior Christian Kmh-uvnr at 4 which ull arc Invited. :
, p. m. will offer an opiiorluuily fir I-.veniny church worship will btv
youiiff folk in Christian t raining ; tit t o'clock, the pastor inl
and expression. Inl rmedhife C. K. I Miiumc h. "Positive ftlvine Utv, or
nt 7 p. in. Includes an Imitation to lucs (lod M-an What He Kuys?"
'hlfih sidiuol aice folk. coneliitilcs the m-rmon theme fur
j Conifreifat loan 1 slmflntc. speciaV j this service. The Christian Ln
'oran numbers and a continuation l deavor topic will be "How Can We
of the pictures on "The lAfy und.Show Our Christian ltivt
Travels of Jesiu' with the holy
week hicidehis under dtsciiKKhm
and view, are iiiiuotinced for even
Injr srvlw. The lime is to In- S
o'clock.
the
ni' rtitiK to bvin at 7 o'clock.
S4icnli Hay Ailtutlt
Hiibbath x'hool Was at !:45 a. in.
At church se rvice, ut I a: iU
o'clock, a program on the Medical
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SHERRY
SUNDAY --MONDAY TUESDAY
CECIL B DKMILLE I 'resents '
A Romantic, Thrilling and Dramatic M.vslcrj- ricturc
of the Secret Service
"THREE
FACES
EAST"
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JET'IA (;0l l)AU, KOIJEllT AMES. IIENKY WALTHALL
and CLIVE HKOOK
A Never-t(i-l)c-Fri;otten Screen Spectacle
Also "Arizona's (hand Can on" Beautiful Scenic.
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iua I ton here, according to an an-
; oounceroent by Claude C. Prutt,
i who has acted as pastor of the
proup since it was formed a couple
of years upo. Mr. Knight, if he
: decide? to accept the. cai;, will
I coiiip sometime this summer,
j Increased attendance has been
i appurent since the revival. Mr.
Pratt says. IJefore thai tliii-'. there
1 were- hard'v enough ounx people
warrant the format toil of .a
class: now there are about 25 en
rolled. "
1 "We have, some wondei Till talent
; anion;? our younKcr folk." Jecfari-s
the pastor. "That wjls well d- uion
I Pirated in the Kaster program.
missionury work of the church wasiCiven before a large audience Hun
province, the Itev. Alfred lxx-k-vood.
st-cn-tary. and Ht. itev. W
Bert rand Stevens. I. !.,- bb-hop-
coadjutor of the dioc-s of las An- j
ireles. is chairumn of the lioc-s:in
committee, in charge of arrant
meufs. The nctor host of the- oc
casion will be the IU-V. Perry G. M.
Austin of t, Luke's church. long
lieach.
The proifram will Include lhlesj
th(refulur sessions of the synod j
the annual n nod dinner, a mis-1
sionary mass meetiuif. siirht w--inif
trips, receptions on Die battleships
in the lxs Auifeles harbor, and the
entertainment of partbs of quests.
sriven under the direction of Mrs.
Auiru-sta Met 'luc. It Included a
talk by Mrs. W. A. Iturtfin and sev
eral chorusi-s and duets. ?Uv pub
lic Is invited to tne services.
Ion Lutheran.
Hunday school will be at H:4& a.
m. at the 7.1 on I.uthi ran church.
So church servlcts will lifr conducted.
Wll.I,
Mirr miiwi;i:k
ITnyer and tilble study will murk
the meeting of the , Methodist
church south at 7:30 p. in. Wed
nesday. The Church of Christ. .ejenli-t.
will have a teslimoiilal meet I tiff
WedtiewJuy evening as Is Its custom.
Complete Kitchen i;ipitpiiKiit
Tht- I ji dies' Aid soclely of the
Kln-t I'n-sbv terian church this
we k completed the C'-uippini? of
I he kitchen and dining room v.
work of several months. Sufficient
china. silverware, cutlery and
cook I n if utenll are now at hand
to make it possible to serve more
than 2 'Mi rt-rsons at one lime.
day night
Sunday school i at I'l a. in., with
preach Infc scrvlco following at 11.
The young people's service si iris ut
!i:3a p. in. Kvening- worship com
mences at 7:30.
Mr. Tratt has been in iplns lUia
week with a revival caiiipiiKU that
started at the Hilifard church Mon
day night. The Itev. Mowanl Smi'h
and his wife are In chaii. Meet
ings will be held every ni'-fht but
Stiturday atid Sunday, and uiil con.
Urine indefinitely.
Mineral oil the best that Is sold
for about of the price you gen
erally pay and w sell It by the
pint, diiufl or (rail on. -. Try U- Hold
only by eilvrrthom-Wriphfs Caait-
ily drug- store. ; 4-9i(
Oregon Giant panslesnow ready,
also cabbsre plants. . Phono !.w.
Homer Wilson, l-Yuitdal?.'. '4-9-31
I .earn to do .the new PlastlcQ Art :
Work, now being '.taught at . fUctv j
ardson's Art & aift.8hP-Jl w tar
more, attractive than . Jeaso work ;
and offers a great many. more pos
sibilltiej for the making of beau
tiful things for the home! No
churge for Instruction. In. thla work.
Lessons given by. appointment.
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VitiL DEPARTMENT STORES
108 Depot St, U Grande, Ore.
Unless It Is Serviceable
It Isn't Economical: 1
Back in 1902, when Mr. Penney laid the foundation
for this colossal effort to serve people in a manner that
would eminently safeguard their buying of daily needs,
the fullest consideration was given not only to the
maintaining of prices at the lowest possible figures but
to the maintaining of quality at the highest possible
'kf'rice alone is not a safe basis upon which to make
n investment. A vast expansion of land may be value
less because of the absence of water and the impossi
bility of irrigation.
. When the goods are of reliable quality and will
insure satisfactory service and the price is low, then
there is value that is deserving.
The purchasing power of this Nation-Wide Institu
tion assures to the patrons of all its Stores a saving
fem tr that has no feer in the United States.
That power to save money is yours to enjoy at this
7 Store.
HemMUcfasu, . faMhs.'
mo Aortas. KaOdy stx
Ktne. stutlonery. lutest patterns,
best quality at - prlraf: that must
appeal .to .all Jml , titlverttiorn'
Wright's family ,0ruff store 4T9tf
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BOXWOOU.
l.arge load boxwood dellrpred. In
Ijt Grande. tt.O'i.' Call U B. Mon-
efee l.br. Co., Iono Tree. 4-Zit
OM.S IIKST I'llllll.iai
I.KVVWTON. Mln Mr. Xan
ry .M.isli'rinan, iiiotlu-r of lour and
crand HKitht-r of four, In Ihf final
ist for a world's t-hainiiuiiKhip old
til,.- t'onlHt. SIh- una tlur only
woman fiitriinl and in tli- I'liiuiua
llons I.;hI dfftald a brotit.T.
lit ItllV tit ItllV 1'AVS
NKW Vt'Ulv Thfr's nioiu'y ill
rrankinf; a hardy curdy. Oni such
musician from I'oiK'y Isltuid Is fil
ing for Sl'6.nini whirh in- says In
put In a l.ox In a hunk. II Im-ludrd
Sjnti bills as wi-il us fivi ci-ul
pli-ci s.
.Mary. IKIKi l'i;i; i: SI'.MX
MAII(II Tlii' niivspaiHT Kl
Kol Iihk lltSt'OV'TI-d I lull lioiiKlas
Kairttaiiks and Mary I'tckford liavi'
Ih-.-ii appi-ariiiK I't-for th
toK'-tln-r. ll says ihtit afli
ritfl.N'TIK.It IS M:V Vi)HK
KWl'TH -M AMIIKSTKIl, Conn.
Thf Auit-rli'un fronlii r in now III
Kcri-"n,thr viriiiily of .Manhattan Inland
lit-inu in tin opinion of Dr. .Millard l
rcrHvi'd with op'-n ariliH ill Spain Itobilisuu. He n'Kards "New York
tlify uiadi' a Spanish tn'odllt-tlon 'us uioni-y mad. liiuvlt-. mad. and
ousid-rt-d Injurious lo Spain. jazz mail."
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TOMCHT ONLY ' ,
MAMMOTH KODKO TODAY!
AlMtslutcly authentic and eilusie scenes from
TIIK FAMOUS AL'IT UAS KOUMMT '
Shown in FRED THOMSON'S latest and mealesl picture
"All Around Fryino Pan"
With the world's cleverest horse, "Silver King"
Comedy "For Sadie's Sake"
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rVrnitfrs that wo carbonate of
copper or iiluc" stupe will find
plenty at reasonable prlcis atHil-v-crlhorn-Wi'iffht's
( a m 1 1 3 drug
store. 4sif
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THK NKWKKT'lK IMXSKHW'AHK
See lhi now Bungalow sets .tu
Itlchurdsbn's ' Art & Otft ' Shop.
Beautiful tllslies at low' prices.
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FOUR SLAIN
WHEN TRAIN
; HITS AUTO
fContlnuwl From race 1.)
wltllouf the driver hearing th
train. It -uus still Uaylisht when
the accident happened.
Train Sot Spec.. in-.:
The train nus not sjM'ciline when
K passed the ' crossing. Southern
Pacific company offlclnls siild. The
speed llmli Is 15 miles un hour
within city limits itnd this spe(d
uaa not exceeded ll was claimed.
: O. IXlunU. of Portland. Is en
gineer, and K. A. LIverlHon is con
ductor. According to the report
made lo (he company officials here
the auto was' driven onto the
(racks directly In front of the on
coming train.
; Thft impetus of. the. train made
It Impossible to stop he Tore the car
had been dragged about i'ihi yards.
bound Oregon Klectric train at the
(Juinuby crossing about one inih
north of t'lieinawa late yesterday,"
Mrs. Multhes is in u local hospital, 1
The dead child was a niece of
Klla McMiinn of the Qulnaby dis
trict who has won more than local
I distinction as a writer of human
interests sketches.
I.O.C.VIIV II AS MJATII. i
I-ONGVIKW. Wash., Apr. 10.
(.1'.- Tom ClaiiMen, aged abo'U
35. employed on a donkey engine
lot- the Kufaula company, at l-.u-faiila,
was killed yesterday wh-n
his head and chest were crush I
as he was caught betuet-n a li m'
and a di'iitn. il was uninarrled.
He formerly lived a' the Hood ho
tel, Portland. His only know
survivor is his mulhr In Kurop-.'
Sl lAVS I'OIM) TOWX.
liUlh kii.li;i at sam;m
: 8AI..KM, Ore. Apr. I. (AI')
Ituth Mali hi si 6 vears old was
. '. "7 . 1 Uilllcd, and her mother, Mrs. Frank
. . JiailUtS. Was SerjOUbl . nUUri'd I kt'l- lU-twri mi u Irwl rtf uitil lid.
ntui t jiici'iu 10 u recent gom BiriK.
driving wiig struck, by a south They've already sold u lot.
liAitSTOW. al. Hilly Sunday,
evangelist, and his son Georg'-,
real estate oprator, havi ' founded
a town. It is called Ktaner
Hills and Is located in the Mo
ra I'm loam ,tn Virion County.
H. K. Dixon, V oty Bulldloff. '
Grande. Ore, ' t-ltf
A new preparation for Influenza
that eradicates th trouble in afew
hours. Generally a $t.6i bottle Ts
all that Is needed. Sold only by
SlhT.'rthoru-Vr1glil' ratnily drug
store. 4-9tf
Notice Is hereby gvn. that-the
undf ralgned. tho ddnilhlstrator Jot
the estate of Herman- Rothschild,
deceased, has filed in thft County
Court of the Htate f Urero,n for,
the County Of Union, his final a.c-(
count us such administrator, and
that Monday, the 19th day of April.
I!26. at th hour of 10 o'clock in
the forenoon of said day has been
fixed by uld Court as the time for
the hearing- of the objections to
said final account and the settle
ment thereof.
Dated thu ;'Uth day of Match.
1926.
MOPK VTCHS.
Administrator or th KsUtc of
Herman ltolhuchild. deceased.
March 20, 27. April 5-10-17
HOFF, NORWEGIAN
VAULTER. BREAKS
TENTH RECORD
CHICAGO. Apr. 1. (AD
Charles Hoff. Norwegian star, again
has demonstrated his ability to
break the world's pol vault rec
ord, upparenlty at will.
The slander son of tllo fjord
chared the bar here last night at
13 feet, h Inches, adding three
Muarters of an Inch to his previous
high mark. It Is the tnlh time
he had broken the record for a to
la! of mare than S Inches In his
indoor traclf season now concluded.
Huff's opponents were elimin
ated at 13 feet. Hoff easily clear
ed 111 tret 4 Inches and then -ordered
the bur raised for au attempt
at a new record. On the first at
tempt he went over the scantling
easily. His latest performance fea
tured the annunl meet of the Chi
cago chapter of the American In
stitute of Hanking.
Jn approximately a duxen per- (
formance.t sine ho came to the
rutted States curly In the season
Hoff has raised the record from IS
feet to the height he made lut
night. Nelson U. Sherrlll of New
York held the previous record ofj
exactly 13 feet made on March 7.
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"It's an outtugvous He," stormed Or. Kdtn I 'ye Turner Howe
OstsHldeslnn. !3. w In n Ih-puty Sheriff S. Kostvr I. luck. PI. of
Itlnghnmton. N. V.. ueeiist-d hhu. of having stob n a horse and
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stun Is n veteran o! the t'rtmean war, Hoer war, lloxer rebellion,
and fought umh'r tiuilimldl. He Is the limn hero of Ashury
lark. .V J.. whcie ihv citlz.u hu nrgauU:d In his dvCinsiv.
HASTENS FATIi:it S lIlTlf
SANTA ANA. Cal. Apr. H. (API
Hnry J. Miller, son of the noted'
fetor, who died btsi night In New
York expressed the belief from a
cell In the county jult hem today
mat his own dlsgraco had hasten-,
td his- father's death. Miller, who!
(prior to being sentenced In ls'
Angeles recently to ten inonihs In
I jut I for narcotic law- violutlona ;
pleaded thsl his father be spared j
Ithe shame which would follow a I
I sentence in the penitentiary wept
I hitler tears as he related to visitors
I how his first escttpttdc had brought
Urtvl to his pttreuts.
Do You Have "Spring
Fever" The
Year Round
Some people imagine tlinl each spiinr Ihev nuisl
take a "tunic" a sort or luacer lo carry them out
of winter and into summer. Some people are so im
.fortunatc as to stirrer from "spring fever" the year
round.
Then there are other people who in their wisdom
have well ordered lives these peq.le have learned
that it pays to visit a Chiropractor TWICE EACH
i hAK.
Since the advent of the Neurocalometer more ami
more people appreciate the value of keeping fit so
that they won't be liable to dis-ease. Having a com
plete examination twice yearly -often prevents dis
ease and guarantees health. Come in and let us tell
you more about this new kind of a health service.
F. L TRIBE, D. C. Ph. C.
hone iae-w
(Calmer Gruilui-.t,') Net. v.,i.. iti.ir-
Offlco Hours: to &; 7 lo J