La Grande evening observer., May 08, 1926, Image 8

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Sntqrday. May 8, 1926.
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With The Worshippers
"It Is the cut of your
I clothes that counts."
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Westenhaver
&. Gilbert
- Store For Men
4 One can't help but admlru the
thrift of a iiiuii who always has I
i'nouuh money for whatever Is
accessary. ''... ,
10 Years Ago
(E. E.) ''of Is
.litnd City will run for
state senator.
Senators und
Legionnaires,
Has - your boy joined
the First Aid Legion?
Costs but 12c and he re
ceives a Fimt Aid Kit,
instructions and a
chance to win $500.00.
. Ask us about it.
L. &L. Drug Co.
World Sets
Day Apart
ror iviotner
Churches Announce Ser
mons and Songs in
Honor of "Queen of
Love" Tomorrow.
Kvery body's mother w ill lie ' it
oiiern of loviv tomorrow the duy
set aside not so much In honor of
mother us to remind the world to
lie Jliouehrul of her. All week
lone Rifts and lelK-ra hare none
out to inolheis fur uway. Tomor
row there n-lll be visits and flow-
em. .
In recognition of a low that is
neurext divine of ull earth has to
offer, churches are observing
the day in their services. .MornhiK
sermons und anthems. and in
many eases, the w-arln? of. flow
ers a rvd for the mother who is
IIUliK. a white Tor her who has
beculile a precious memory will
do her reverence.
The evening service, as announc
ed in unolher part of The Obser
ver tonight, will be omitted in
most of the churches to permit
attendance at the mass meelinir to
be held In b.'hulf of Ihe Uully Va
cation lillile school at tin. First M.
H. auditorium.
I'lrst lJaiULst I
Mothers day will be the theme
of .rvict;g In Ihe morning, in the
Kumliiy school at asesmh!y lime,
there will lw spi-elnl rerOKhitlon
of the members of the home de
partment and of the cradle' roll.
Ilables will be pres.nl with their
mothers, and. those w ho do not un
usually I nil It possible to utlcml
make u special effort for the serv
ice. .
Morning worahlp will be at II
o clock, with a npiciul section of
the church reserved for the 1110-
I liter. Arrangements for the care
of their una'! children have been
, made. The Itev.' Q. A. I'ollarU.
pastor, will have for ' his theme.
"Our Metie rs." The sermon to
the llllle folk will be "The Dis
carded fan." j
"The Men's llil.le study class will
meet ut 7. p. m., the pastor In
charge. .
(.'rill ml Church of Oirl.it
llihle echool will nieet in regular
vision m u, ,m nits mens
eluss convening ut the city hall.
Members will take a bird's eye
view of Genesis, the pastor, the
Itev. t V. Ililnn, announces.
KMclal features will murk the
Mother's service at II o'clock. It.
J. I'ykhiiis will sing un appropriate
solo. The pastor's sermon theme
will be "our .Mothers." All mo
thers of the parish will huve
special fnvilulioll and will be
liiistid to sit with their daugh
ters, ruinations will lie puiuic.l.
red in honor of living mothers,
white to commemorate those who
are dead.
Kndeavor societies will meet at
7 p. m.
M. IVIcr'i KplM.-oiial
Holy Kuchari.it at S o'clock be.
gins at Hi. Peter'. Hunday school
will start at S:4S u. in. At 11 o'
clock, morning prayer will foe held.
The Itev. Oliver lllley. rector, will
preach on "The Kingdom of God."
The meeting of Ihu Wayfarer's
guild at S p. ni., will he featured
by a lantern lecture on Jerusalem !
by A. B. Cherry, recently returned
from a world tour.
First Met hod Ut KtiiM'oial
In houor of Iho mothers living
and in memory of those gone, the
morning service ot the Methodist
church Is dedicated, hymn, special
music and Dr. Henry V, Parker's
sermon entitled "A Mother's In
fluence" all to ho directed to that
end. The church will he decorated
with flowers emphasizing , the
theme of the duy. Hlblo school wilt
be at H.-4& a. in., morning worship
at 11.
Will Dave . Janln, of Kverelt.
Wash., will uddrcss the Men's for
um on "The Church and the lioy'V
ut 9:45 o. ni.
Method!! Church Mouth !
A number of Informal talks by
members of the congregation will
compose the progrum In honor of
"Mother" at tiio Methodist church
south tomorrow at 11 a. lit. The
Itev. J. A. Halt, pastor, will preside.
iniinii of Ilic Xasamie
Ulrla
school will escort
class Sunday morning. Inviting
them to remain fur the 1 1 o'cloc
worship period afterward, (''or the
Mother's day sermon, the Itev. I
1. Meggers announces the subject.
"In the Hhadow . of . Every Man
s and bg of Ihe Sunday! P'""'1
will escort their mothsrs to'. !"
Cove Church
Fifty Years
Old May 13
Episcopalians to Cele
brate Jubilee Anniver
sary with All-Day Program.
t.'ovo (rtpetiul) The year l!i:
will chronicle the fiftieth anni
versary of the building of the As
cension church of Cove und tna
much us the church is named As
cension It is deemed fitting to cele
brate this first half-century closing
on Ascension day. May 13. The oc
casion will he observed with ap
propriate services at the church
both morning und evening, with a
church school program in the af
ternoon und a dinner ut Morris
hall at 6:30 o'clock In the evening,
when a program dealing with the
early history of the church will be
Walks His Mother." An appro
priate duet will bo sung by Mr.
Elgin.
hen the church was
built. Cove had but a small Imnd.
k j ful of people. The first pioneers to
tsetue 111 ine community came, in
(the lalo fall of 18J. A few fam
i Hies had followed the Oregon Trail
I from Auburn. Iowa, as far as what
. Is now U Grande,, but was then
jonly a few houses hardly Ihe lie.
and Mrs. l-sler Long, of
Klowers. red for the living, white!
in memory of tho dead, will be
distributed. '
Miss Itulh Kellow will, be In
ehurge of the N. V. 'I. 8. service ut
ginning of a town and In looking
about for a temporary home for
the winter they crossed the Grande
Itonde valley and cuinc upon that
beautiful sheltered garden spot
where now stands Cove. Thcjwerc;
satisfied and proceeded to nltch
p. m. ai ine ptisior will) their tents,
preach an evangelistic ccrmon. Slr.l to this nucleus of people were"
und Mrs. M. iters will respond to added other sturdy pioneers until
the reiiuest that they sing "Will ; there had grown a little settlement
the Circle lie 1'nbrokcn." j Interested in schools and churches.
Church of Christ Slcnllt (The Episcopal church was the sec
"Adatn and l-'nllen Man" will be j ond to be built at Cove. It was
the subject for the service at 1 1 ; made possible by the untiring ef
a. m., rlunduy at the I'iist Church forts of Samuel G. French, a plo-
Good Pay
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Copy (or that rolasna
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ItWiT CAJU V1KW8 '
1 A complete assortment of views
of Union and Wallowa, county
scenery along with all of the prln
cipal points of Interest along the
oignways, La Grande buildings and
residences, will be found at lllch-
ardson's Art &. Gift Shop. All of
these views have been put on Cost
Cards at t eta. each, suitable for
mailing. 6-7-lt
. ; Wlieil llenton T. Cooper, KV
of Marjwille first came to Cali
fornia In 1 MIC, he worked for a
burrel of 'whisky a year. Good
pay then good pay now. "
Itunyan Signs. Main 045. fj-MU
LOOKS GOOD
It is good to look through the
line Belgium Non-Hhatter Glass
used at itichardson's Art & Gift
Shop in refitting jour broken wind
shield or Side Glass. It costs you
no more, and is twice as good.
6-7-It
I can care for your mares as I
have decided to stand my stalllou.
3--6tp G. O. Taal. .
Itunyan Signs. ' Main CIS. 6-8tf
Muy lrith last day to pay your
water rent without a penalty.
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HEALTH
A new set or pretty hath cans.
See them ut Silvertliorn-Wright's
family drug store, r 5-7tf
May luth last day to pay your
water rent without a penalty.
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TT ft RATION-WIDE Tf
L INsmUTl0N" 1 1
SlL DEPARTMENT STORES
m Depot St, U Grande On.
Mr. Workman Prepares
His " Wardrobe" Here
The man at the throttle, at the drill, at the bench,
at the plow, at any of the many occupations which
are keeping the wheels of industry busily revolving,
regards our National Work Clothes Weeks which
come each Spring and Kail, as his own big buying
. event. ',,. ', .
To him, a pair of serviceable overalls in which
there is plenty of freedom, a shirt and a jacket
that helps to make the day's work more pleasing,
a cap, a pair of sturdy shoes, wear-resisting socks,
belt, are items that make his "wardrobe" complete.
At our low prices for the reliable grade he gets,
our Work Clothes Weeks afford him a semi-annual
opportunity to prepare for the busy days ahead.
Naturally, these occasions have become decidedly
popular with him.
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j OMI.NOI'K OUI.MTV AltltlDGKIt
OF OI H I.IFli SPAN'
(My Charles Clark Sweet, .M. I).)
Member Gorgas Memorial Institute
of Christ. Scientist. Sunday
will be at :4S a. m.
Being fat is a more dangerous
occupation than that of being a
jfocomotlve engineer, and there are
school j neer and a sealous luyman, who
, j gave liberally of his time and
j money that this house of worship
' should be erected. At his death he
"MOTfli'lt'H l W I crt u liberal endowment for its
(IJyU-M.Graii'.l) support,
task each day, a word of living The chureh was built when the
cheer. I 1!'- Hev. U. Wlstar Morris was head
,nd oft" limes mercy's deeds in lor the denomination in Oregon. To
kindness wrought; lilshop Morris It marked a begln-
llfe that hath to others been i nlng of the church in Eastern Ore
gon and he loved It ns If it were
a child of his own. He made every
effort to endear It to the hearts of
the people and -secure for It the
place it Justly deserved in the an-
j mils of Eastern Oregon.
The Kev. George II. Kayo, with i
Itishop Morris, held the-flrst serv
most dear,
- A. iife that prompts not one un
holy thought.
more casualties in tho alimentary
canul than In the I'anama and all
other canals on earth. More peo
ple die from over-eating today
than died from excessive drink In
the wettest days before the Vol
stead act
Arc- you carrying a faral burden
of fat? Knowing one's height one
can quickly determine. An in
dividual S feet In height should
weigh 110 pounds, and for every
Inch over 5 feet, add 5 14 pounds:
Obesity, Indirectly, is the most
formidable enemy of longevity as
Through, fifty years In llfu and i Place it Justly deserved in the an- it Is the greatest predisposing fnc-
death you staid , nais or r.aslcrn Oregon. tor In the causation of diabetes.
The hands of him who journeyed The Kev. George H. Kayo, with ' Brlght's disease, apoplexy and
by your sldei lilsnop .Morns, held the-flrst serv- heart disease, these being the com-
To him you ever wcro Iho same ! I1'" in the church. His ministry ex- men dread diseases or adult life
sweet nntd. (tended over a period of several land the cause of SU per cent or the
As when he won you for his lov- i years, at the end of w hich Dr. I deaths In the L'nited States an
ing bride. j Xevlus, who sciit his lire In try--j nually.
lag to cMuhllxh the church In Ore- I i i,i,.. ,, ,, ,
- as sons and daughters came your,""' ' "' i ase enarge. i.i,.rini.i.. .i,u. ,
life to share. " "" 'le there has been ctally , ., lo .,.. L
a siicccMlon of Itoth clergv- and ' ,
School lAinds now available for
farm loans In Union County. See
II. E. Di.-.on, Foley BuUdlnf.
Grande, Oro. . i-Jtr
:unyan Signs. Main G45. t-Stf
11.00
ssa-w.
sncciAi,
marcel, 75c .now.
Grace Barnes.
Phone
S-4-61
May 10th last day to pay your
water rent without a penalty.
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nnmumctiiu, Mearinc hottoa
bolt, eta Mortoa-s Kjddr Shan.
Itunyan Signs. Main 64 5. 6-8tf
Tirut new prescription for the
nerves that puts pep into you, that
makes you feel equal for all occa
sions, gives you un appetite, it acts
directly upon the nerves for $1.00
a.hottlc sold only by Silverthorn
Wrlght's family drug stare.! 6-itf
SHERRY'S
SUNDAY And MOMMY
Victor Hugo Halpcrin's
"The Unknown
In loving sacrifice lou gave your l a succession of both clergy and
,cst; tlamen. who have had a frond In
Kor each dear child you still ai",,ttl'ing the destiny of the church
burdeu hear. 1,1 -'ov''-
Nor pause to give a thought to' The 111. Itev. Itobert l I'addock
earned rest. was the first mis.ionary bishop In
I Eastern Oregon. He made regular
Eurth'fl annals Uil of men, heroic. ! visits to Cove. He was succeeded
strong.. jby the lit. Itev. William I'. ltem-
Or empires built, uudlng works ; ington, who with the Itev. William
or art; Murray Itradner. a young clergy-
Uut nothing sweeter Hum u moth- : man hi charge here. Is making long
it's song. strides In developing the future of
And nothing nobler thun u' the church.
mother's purt. I The choir from St. ivter's In Ijt
I Grande will sing at tho service
;'TLi thus I think of thee, fulr i S P- m.
iiiullurr mine, j
vt no ail through llle hatu been
I my friend and guide;
Though sometime grieved by word
Muy loth last day to pay your
water rent without a penally. -
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Itunyan Signs. Main 646. D-Stf
aritcc of t) acceptance and com
pletion of jntrucl awarded.
; Checks ill 'je returned to un-
suceessrul bidders. .
j Tho commission reserves the
right 4o reject any and all bids.
, By order of the commission May
6th, 1926.
J. E. STEARNS,
Ilecorder of tho Citjr of
La Grande, Oregon.
J-7-10t :
and transact such other business m
..... irt w,.w. tf . vu.a.v . M,W BUUL
It E. DIXON, 'i
ltefereo In Bankruptcy.
(All claiins must he sworn to o&
bankruptcy blunks beforo filing.)
6-8-ltp
La Grande Golfers to 1
Compete at Pendleton
In the District Court or the
L'nited States for the District of!
Oregon. .Several l.u Grande golfers went
In the mutter of AI Hchcr, bank- I lo I'endlelon this morning lo eiitck
nipt. j In un Inter-city golf tournament)
To Ihe creditors or AI richer. otlh,r0 toay uni1 tomorrow. IVn-,1
iJi Grande, Cnion county, in the ' "-' Walla Walla. Baker and'
Stale and District aforesaid, a , oranm' wm com,,elL'' tlK,,ll'''u
bankrupt. (holes will be played today, starting
Notice is hereby given Hint the I
snid AI Iteher was duly adjudicated I
hankrupbby the District Court of
the t'nlled States tor the District
ut noon, and eighteen, starting at
j nine o'clock in the morning.
The !.a Grande men playing to
day are: G. I., l-arlson. Char Irs
or Oregon on tho 26th day of April Heynolds. S. I). Crowe, Earl Slod.
1S26. and the first meeting of hlsl(1nrd. Elmer Stoddard, and W. He
creditors will be held at tho office I Iteuter.
of H. E. Dixon, ltefereo. I.a Grande. I Those who will leave tomorrow
Oregon, on Wednesday, May lath, '.morning for the Sunday play are;
l3tk at 10 am. at which time J. A. Tedrord. E. I, Holmes. II. ti
mid, creditors may attend, prove j Dixon, Dr. It. K. Murphy, C. W.
their claims, examine tho Ijankrupt, JJIgner and A. W. N'elson. ' '
or deed unkind.
patient smile your wounded
heart doth hide.
Love
visiting i:i,in:it si'WK.s
Elder II. O. Hanhurdt. ot Col
lege Place. Wash., pn-.iehed Hie
mirrnlng sermon at the Seventh
Day Advenllst churrh at 10:45 a.
m. today. His Iheine was "What
Is the Holy Spirit and Its l'hlee
in the Life of the Christian?" Sab
bath school w.is at 9:45 a. m.
Full four score years huve gently:
pulsed our wuy. j
l-i'eii Irhils and cruel grief you I
A kindly I'roWdcncv hath belli VTHAX LEOPOLD
your stay. j
Who l nipm wtntH unto the
Ittinb that'll shorn. I
SOUGHT ESCAPE.
GUARD DECL.RES
With ELSIE FERGUSON
Supported by an all-star-cast including
Frank Mayo, Pcfrgy Kelly and
Mildred Harris
Also "The Golden Gif t"-a k-autif ul scenic.
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
Cullcn Landis - Dorothy Dcvorc
And a brilliant cast
-.. In
The Midnight Flyer
j Ami now with faith undliiiin J iind
I rli-Hr of ryo.
j tuut Tilled with tru.t. bruw hrurt
with low uk'uw;
Su huiiwt jmWitii willi olr hmw
i Iho sky.
I Am daylight grnll) warn -a and
ntuiOowa grow.
to joii tlTc's
! A IwlllKlit brlnrs
j Whltt- shadows tlccpfit, tvp tlmt
d more hrlulit i
Hliul) fip to lovrllt vyva thoi j
i . L ; most s' liHittlotml
...rv ....... ni.u.i kmuw uvi ; niivm h flwhin.l
u lid duy no nlKli
HAVi: MIDWK I k .MKI.TIM.S
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! Ijiih eh ii pi-1 wilt bu tin-
! iini'Mnff P-aw for tiirinln-ni of tht'
;'hurrh or the Nauimtc ut 7:30 p.
I in. Wt-dncmlny.
j JOIJirr. III. Muy S. (AI')-Two
jstorl-H involving Nulhun K.-opoM.
jsluyrr or Itol.hy rranhsi, one that
h( ri-fUM-.d an opportunity to flee
jwith m-wn ronvkl5 from Stnti-s-jvillt?
prison Wcdntsluy. mid n
jotht r thiit he pUadi d lo be takt n
lulons ami wun rifuntl. hvi? come
lout of the Invi-MliKiitlon of th! vn
l rape.
( TIip yoiilhful lun of a rich Chl
uro fuiiitly. who If yi-rvine n life
KcMenrti with iciihnrd IavU after
conviction In one of Amertcu's
crlmtnHl trluln.
Jsuys hv. declined to Join tho seven
A ti-Htlmoniul nict tlntf will be
flielns convict, four of whom
have since lM--n ctiplureO. Hia
stutvment vu8 innde lo lliulnier
tehn. tnt i!'s attorney of Will
jcounty. who in directing the KranU
pmyer ,ry invt-hnmum of tho orison
break.
A different story is totd by Jacob
jJiplnich. one of the guards wound
i't! ine cm u pin it Mti I. He le-
lated tluit Leopold had atked to tx'
eHpe-
vcry
Important factor In Influencing the
life tpun. In Ihe young; oer
weight seems to lcrai-n the mortal
ity; w hile fat. uttT 30 years, .short
ens the span of UTe in direct pro
portion to the decree of obesity.
How are we to attain the desir- t
able .weight level? The remedy in
a simple one. If. under proper
medical supervision, an individual
will take lest food than Is required
to curry on the combustion going
on in the body, there is no power
on earth that cun prevent him from
losing1 weight, as he draws upon the
excess fat stored uway in the tissue
for the fnfl for necessary coni
buslon. Instead of depending upon
fliat supplied by food. ,
Through preventive medicine,
health hjriene, periodic physical
overhauiliiK and dental inspection
the spun of life ha already been i
Increased to RH yeara How can we I
help combat the physical decay und
lengthen the san to three score
years and ten?
rirst we can Impress upon In
dividuals the great Importance of
seeking from the best available
source, thorough protective, peri
odical physical uand dental exam-
inai ion before ain or obvious
jhysicul failure compels action.
Secondly by our Interest in the
work of orxiiniuitions, like the Gor-
kus .Memorial InKtitnle, which are
mot valuable factors In the educa-'
tlon of the public to the value of
hygienic measures In the preven
tion of ilineaso. We can remedy
our physical dcTects. whereby the
life span and the health will be in
creased. This means greater cu
pacity Tor enjoying life, us well or
for efficient work and service
throuRhout the years.
BOXWOOD.
Largo load boxwood delivered In
Ut Grande. $6.09. Call 1 B. Men
efee J.br. Co., JLone Tree. 4-Stf
Muy 10th last day to pay your
water rent without a penalty.
B-C-3t
Germicide and dandruff erudica-
tor. Ktops dandruff In short order
and sloj s hair from falling out.
Sold for 51.00 a bottle. Sold only
by SHverthorn-Wrighrs family
drug store. 5-7tf
Itunyan Signs. Main 645. 5-Stf
Aiuy ictn last day to pay your
wuter rent without a penult y.
5-C-31
1'AliIi 1H HIfS
fM:wer Imprmcmcnt.
Sealed bids wilt be received by
the City i'omiulsuion of-the City of
1a fji-ande, Oregon, for the con
struction of the improvement in
Sewer Improvement lHstrict Num
ber 3-6. within the city of I .a
Grande. Oregon, according to the
plans and specifications of the said
s-wer improvement district now on
file In tho office of the City Ile
corder of said city. A deposit of
$5 will be required for set of plans
and specifications which amount
will be refunded If bidder Is un
MiccttKsfui and returns sumo to
this office.
lllds will be received to the hour
of 7:30 p. m.. Slay 19. 19:8. at
the commission room in the cliy
building at Ia Grande, Oregon,
and must bo accompanied by a cer
tified check In the sum of ten per
centof the n mount bid as a giuir-
Scatllc Woman Killed
In Automobile Collision
conducted at the Klmt Church or,taM.n w,w)lff Ul( UHl (,u. ,onvK.l8f
'I'hruit. Kcleiitliit. Wednesday even-'-.. i iK,ng
j ing ni the cnurcn.
i
Comedy, "Fire Away"
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.MIlMTIItll llllill WINS
.MKIilMltll, lrt .Muy . (AI1)
1 ' j Thf MiHlforl high pt-hool Vwts:-
Si rlo of ran Urinal Ion will bnMnill Irani ili fi Hli il AshlHirl Ii'Rli
i-imtliivK-il Ml HI. IVIit'h Kiilncuiwil t yii.tii-ilHy nrtcrnimn lo 1. nulil
rtnitvl Biintlny uvfiilni;. Mh- IU. ! ili(? Ilu'tii to kwiiik tin rl'anlo-
I it.' v, lillvnr Klii'y. rt-fiur, an-lump or noiiiinrn unitun. vu
KVKIiKTT. Wash. Muy. S. (AIM
Mrs. )lary K. My.m 4. wife or
AI-KunlT MyiTii. S.Attlr briiker.
u-ufl InHtanlly Kllh-il this niomini:
whin the auto In whk-h thf My.-rn
party sn ilrlvlnir to lk-lllnithiim
it nil the Tulip Kt-Btlvat. whs
strui-k by a rar on the 1'aclfic
lil?hiiiy m wn mill's snuth or lh
unly Un- and wnt cn-ash-
Into a milk trui-k. Tht driver auf
ffn'ij minor injtiiii-s.
noiinri'. ltllioi W. !'. Iti'inlm;- j lliv ninth InniiiK, Hiiclii'.. for ihvj.lay
HACK WILSON lJllii:i
I'llli'AfUl. May S. (AI') Mark
Wilson, mili'rfli'lurr for Ihe I'M-
raaro t'utta siistsini-'l a slirulnefl
ankle In the I'liK-.-lilaitu, -imt to-
ton. of lVtt.lletoll, will ofilrlnU ut
tin- rlti-a und will preueh tlie eon
(iriiiutloii mriuun. Til" hour will
be 0'i loia- i
Iwrals lllihfil a lio-lill K.iln. A
lleliler'a choke an. I a wild iluh in
the ninth gave .Uhl-na tbclr
si-oie.
as he slid into seeond biLwe.
lu for-c the ueeldi nt Wilson had
roneluded the hits, two or them
two baitiriTj. Me U Iho Culia' It-ad-liia
lllitir.
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CHIROPRACTIC
s ffine h-nan suffering and making
LUKES cures m many cases of ailments
that have persistently refused to yield to all
other methods of treatment This may be a
rather broad statement but we have ample
evidence in support of it When you come
thoroughly to understand the principles upon
which Chiropractic is based, the underlying
causes of disease conditions which affect the
human organism, and how Chiropractic Ad
justments arc administered, vou will be con
vinced that Chiropractic is, indeed, a thorough
ly scientific method of healing. You will think
it not strange that many of the most obstinate
of human ailments should yield readily to Spin
al Adjustments. Let it be constantly borne in
mind that it is the ABSOLUTE CORRECT
NESS OF CHIROPRACTIC AS A'HEAUXG
SCIENCE which insures the success of Chiro
practors as individual practitioners.
F. L. TRIBE, D C Ph. C.
IHIOJIE 12-V (Talmcr Graduate) New Fold Ukht
OHlce Hours; I to 6; 7 to ft "