La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 28, 1926, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, October 28, UfeG. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Paee Seven The Observer Want Ad Page i "i The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties H : ItfEWTODAY pit HUNT Iloom with board; working Mien pn-rirri'ij. Inquire 902 f Phono 1 71! -It. lO-SS-S'.ji. 'OK KAI.K My. 41'1-arpe rttll;h nQnij Imhli'i-,' cheap. Kasy terms 'at low vao at intctrHt. I,. A. ,HUlighiuH, Inibjor. Owgon, ll-28-Ctp 'OH HAI.IO Delicious, Wtnesaps, KlnB Imvls. Ulark Hens, I lie -p.it sui-U. These. apples aro boo.1 .elder, upplea uml most or them. Booil to eut and cook. Hi-Ins your cars, - families anil sacks. lnrshall ranch, s miles, nor.h of Huinmervllle. Ore. IO-28-.'llji 'OK H KNT Two housekeeping rooms, running water, ground rioor, $10. 1201 8th. l-28-3!p IWANTKI) Itnpulr work or nil kimlH -on stoves, furnlturi', ' etc. Green's . liepuir Shop, Smith BlilB. Phone ftlW-W. . lll-'K-Ilil '9JJ , HAi.K Potatoes, No. ' 2 grille, haml' picked anil free from ' frost, $l.mi a snek. Also No. 2 graile; an come over the grader, 75c pi-'r sack. At the ranch, Come amr" Bet- -them-. -rJ. A. Wills, Allcel, Ore. I0.28.ct KOR I t KNT Kino homo at 01)1 Washington uviv. House ' newiy pupereil, booiI K-uruge, cement walks all arounil House, gnol sliuilc'. , Ono block from . P. -O. JO. l Tuckey, 1 SIlS Heconil. 10-28-:!t POI.l HUNT House apt. 47H-M. 10-28-:t I'Olt PAI.K OK RHNT- -Moilern 0.2 8-3t house. full 472-11. l'Olt sAi.k- chlcr. PIlOll I0-28-3t! 2:l2-H. . . roil TKADK New l-rooin liouw, ' two lots. . -guruget woodshed, family orchard, near Mt. Kiniiy mill. Price f 1 4110: equity. S8iw. Will consider car ' for equity. Main 10, Claude Berry. Realtor. 10-28-tlp LOST In. or near La Clrande. an envelope containing license cer tificate and certificate of own ership or Hulck car, helonglnff to Wllforrt E. Anderson.-KindT kindly leave nt this office. . in-28-irn USED CARS a good, nv.r lft2(l FORD TRl'f'K nncliHiel Axlo, A-J Condition PPRKINS MOTOR CO. FOR- RENT FOR RKNT Modern 'fi-room house,1 lurge . sleeping porch, la rg e ga r d en , ga ra ge and no w chicken house. jo3 I.ok Phone 151-M. 10-27-tf FOR RKNT live-room furnished house, close In, to reliable par ty: adults only. Also modern ." room unfurnished house- 145-W. 10-27-tf FOR RKNT Three-room house; 2-room house. John Mars, 11 Greenwood. 10-27-t: I' UK It KNT HlX-rooin mou:i furnished hotise. 2103 First. 10-18-tf MOM'N' POP j , Not So Serious , ' ;. By Taylor ( WHAT BECAME Of ThrtT t MADE SOMETHING ( i SERVES HOORCSclT For ' . ( I A fi EU5RYTrllNQ'S LLl?lGHT J 1 Bl& BASKET OF GRftPes OOTAWeM, MOM- ' (TAHflfJGi HH QRftPES-1 f I - li mmmSfM 1 t HAO IN Trie BSTCHA eANT . f MOPS VoO LOSE r- 1 1 13 THe WATER HEATPR '"M 1 aisaaa i III I - 1 . - i-i-i lL-UJail L.i . L. i . ... -r-r: . FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Actions Speak Louder Than Words By Blosser mi i , Observer Want Ad Rates : (Count five nvcroge wordr to lira lino.) Pen line, 1st Insertion tOc Per line, each added eooseo- alive Insertion ..., 7o Minimum charge on one or dor 25c HATES BV MONTH 2 Unca, pur montli. ..... $2. .10 3 lines, ikt month ....$3.23 4 lines, per nonthww. $4.00 5 lines, per month 4.75 - Kacli additional line OTer five cliargcd at SOc per linn per month. CA.SU IN ADVANCE Is re quired on ull classified orders to earn tlicse rates. - U Ik her rutus charged on all credit In sertions. , Copy for all classlrlcil orders must bo In this office by 10 A; SI. WAY OF 1N.SKHTIO.N. Stop onlers on ad inserted un III further notice must be re ceived by Hie sumo hour or ex tra. inscrUon will be charged. - Telephone orders solicited. Cash ruUM may be. earned on phone orders by payment on or before dale, of lust insertion. PHONIC MAIN 87 v "An Observer Want Ad ' : Will DO It" FOR RENT Modern room. Phone Main 787. sleepluB 10-2li-6t WANTED Reliable married man to call on 2.000 old customer every rour monihs. Rusiness al ready established. Good pay to sturt, permanent work: interiiu- tional concern. Apply Box liiMy La U.rande, Ore. . JU-20-tilp FOR RENT Apt. Penn, - Adults. 1307 I0-19tf KOR RE NT Adams. - -Bleeping room. 1&12 10-in-tf FOR RENT Piano, enkamp Go. W. H. Bohn- . .. S-34tf, W)H SALR AND TRADE' FOR HALE Practically nc.v ' Hoover Hweeper. fall Boi-W..'ji '" . ' . :..' .V ',rii-27Uf FOR SATa: Hani! sorted nota - toes, every sack guaranteed -$ I. lift an 4 up. Itouth McKeinon, -lS(HesVqJatij Jefferson n nd Hemlock. 10-27-1 FO HSAIi K--.W bite . egh orn roost -rrs for breeders. Direct from Hollywood, .Tiii - $:.()0 each. Geo. K. HIM. 3G4-W. I-27-2tp FOR SAI.B-Fjit young bens, dressed or alive. Geo. K. HIM. 304-W. .... ' lu-27-2tp FOR SAI-K 4n head of pigs. S! weeks old. Farmers K4. . ; . 10-27-2Ip FOR RAL13: Ford roadster with pick-up body. Inquire Observer. Dt-25-Gtp FOR HALF, Cull potatoes. Come and pick tbem up; bring your own sacks, 25c a rack. G. M. Grey, Lower Cove. 10-23-Ctp FOR SALE OR TRADE 1 le.rge fir wardrobe, dark oak finish. Donohue Furniture Kxohunge. , Wo buy, sell or trade. ID-llttf 1. . . SB ! . I -- - L. IL.III J . . RX I'TIH SAI.G Oil TH4DR S4.0III) - oiillltv III .ll.nnre irrigated tract " nenV t'mnnlne. 1 U. miles welt , of Kreewater. Small buildings, paid-up water right, on power, linn and highway, will take $2,000 for equity or property in I .a Orande or what have vnn M'ik 7ni iiwision. 10-!7-!t KOR 8A1.E OR TRADE 1 used how . end walnut bed, good as ' new. We buy, sell or trade. - llonohue Furniture ExchanKe. Kir A Jeff. 474-J. - 10-19tf FOR SALE Plnno. 1323 Y. av.i. lo-n-it SORTED Delicious npples, per hx. $1.10. Inquire .Martin Warn House, Imbler. 10-27-4tp OR SALE OR TRADE-At price and conditions lo suit purchaser. Cash payment $.ri,(H)0, balance as wanted- C Interest on govern ment for 30 years. 400 acres, or 240 acres or less. . A good '8 voom house, hot and cold wat-r. hath, two good barns, scale house, machinery house, chick en house, all buildings electric j PERRY, (Specjal) Mr. and lighted. On highway near ..a'.Mrs. Kred Robertson were La Orande, about' Hid' acres In 'ns-'uraniln viaHora Saturday; - - ; falfu. Good IrrlBttllon. Inimed-i .Mr. and Airs. Leonurd Northoott late possession. J. F. Phy, c3iand daughter, Lon-aino, wery- in Security Land aud Savings. fi,a Orande Suturday uvunlng. , i . . J Vr--VJ-1 VQR SALI'3-t Herbs. Good medi - cino for, rheumatism, , stomach,! : kidney, bowel, ;iver, bhidder and.jiho proud parents of a baby son blood troubles ; amV flu. " H. J.jborn to them Hunduy, Oct., 24. .. . Kouch utr Chris Miller's, 1C10 1 ' Mr. Culvln, club orjfanlzor Trom i Adams avenue. C-l'J.-H-lmp (ho Oregon Agricultural t colJeBe, r? und K. A. Hayro, county school in- SALB OR TRAD!? A new aaperlntendent, visited tho Purry ? Buffet Rantro, white enamel schools tho first of tho week. ,r Bplnsher and brlBht, shinlnfr nick- A Hunter will speak before el trimmings. This is something new and worth coming In to sea. Ve buy, sell or trade. Donohue Furniture Kxchanso. 10-19tf FOU HALK OR TUADK Allen's Parlor Furnace. With this new type of heater from- 4 to S rooms ' are made comfortable by natural warm, moist air.' We buy, sell or trade. Donohue Furniture; KxchaiiKO. 474-.I. Fir & Jeff, . lO-iatf FOR SALE 6-room House. Must bo moved. Call 43S-J. 8-28-tf '"" ' ; ' " " I sent, from school for several days FOR 13ALP3 Ono Ford delivery j because of Illness, was able to re truck, panel -body., good condl- tturn Monday. , i tlon. Inquire .Odorless Dry flfmnfirn 7-Q7tf ... . , ' 'KOR HAljs-'HwcBt'. clover eeq, white oryellow. Scourlfled, 15(;;cove visitors Sunday, t nnhulled, Die, lb. Phone Farmers i. last week visiting her FOR SAIJC OR R KNT Typewrit j . eis. K ,C. Tuckey, , 10-6-lmi .. ..; ..... .1 , i.mi,,.,,,, ,,,, , i iii.j.,. Vf WAMKD ' . WANTKO K flat sax. Write or call 2102 Oak. - 10-27-Olp W AMTKI) Ten in hni'M'R. Will trade piano for good ' ieaiii.f;0 belter. Must weigh Ififio or more; Weill Kstes and family were re- mashed: not over 6 years old. nt La Grando visitors. Ad.irt.H! P. o . 'Rfi-x-No. 921. 1 ji I Mrs. WHson, of 1m Grande, re- Grande. 1 10-27-tIt WANTKD Vocal students. by,"n. or 1'erry. Grace Service Francis, author ized representative of Nikola Zan of New York, Call at Kast ern' Oregon Music company for Information. lu-24-lmp WAXTKD Rnw furs. 1 pay the highest market price promptly. Also havo large stock of made up furs. Alterations and repair ing. Chris Miller, 11 Adama avenue. . WANTEtwlJiim 01; cnrdon work: ' i have lud .xperti-aoe , In such work. Phone Muln Mi (3 ring-s) after :SO p. m. Ask for Rsy buin. i ... lO-H-lnip WANTED Highest prion paid "'"l!? ..!:: ? io - 8 - jrop, WANTKI3 Man want any, ,KlBl Observer. 10-26-Oip l'- of Work. Cal j; ' -WANTED Washings. Call 4 51 -J. 10-36-Stp . WANTED farm loans. Five year louns ihi Int. on 1st mort gages. Abio money to loan on improved city property. United Slates Investment Co., U. S. Nttfl Bank. BldB. 10-1-lm WANTED Cleaning, pressing ond alteration work on both men's and women's clothing. - Expert worktrtanshlp. Phone The Ward robe. Main 7S. 1 IO-1-lm HIIfK-KI.IiA.VlXH'S 'GET SHOT" early for Xmas at Ward's Studio: , ld-8-tr MONEY TO LOAN On turm or monthly payment plan. . C'hos. H. Reynolds, Soir.iner Hotol Bldg. . . 9-11-lm PERRY PERSONALS ; Alr. and Mrs. ftlerlam Aiurray want to La Grandn Saturday night fuivtho '49 show, i r Mr. anil Mrs. 1, w. .rimiui are (ne voters of Perry Thursday evening, explaining tho various measures to be voted upon at tho coming election. . .Mr. and Mrs. Olo Malhson were in I.a Grande lust wwk on busi ness. , Mrs.' 1L I. Robinson and Mrs, Frank Braden mado a trip to All cel ono day last week. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Rallantyiio recently mado a trip lo ltolsi on business. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Stcvensoa wero I, a Grando visitors n'cently. ,ois Muthson, who. has been ab- sir. and Mrs. Goorgo Robertson, L.tii...! r.l.,..,lo In In nrnnil.i tlilftl .nil, . Mr. , and Mrs. Hurt Kail wero - Mrs, Clara Johanson. spen t sever-1 flaughter, Mrs. Henry Hess, of J-a Orande. Mr. und Mrs. Hess aro Nevll HiiiUh wiih a i.a Gn.nde,1,nlf a murders, and s.ispl- visitor Suturduy. . . oion f,nttlly concent rntos upon half Karl Stoddard. W. W. Gray and 11 'loz,'n ,,onl'- Hul w not G. H. Ballaatyno made a trlp.lo Telocuset lat week. Mrs. A. W. Luc, who has been 1,11 rop several uays, is reponen io jcently spent several days visiting daughter, Mrs. Ksther Hun- Kdd Pfel was a recent La Grande visitor. Mrs. Mary Murray wns shop-' ping In La Grande Saturday. J. Mattott was a recent Iai Grande visitor. Joe Smith and family mado a trip to La Grande last week. The Gutenberg Bible of ft. Paul's Slonuslery In Carlnthla has 6-10-14-imp'1"''1". 80,(1 for $300,000. ,f Buck Jones in - vjentie ycione Coming to Star Thtiutro putronH who ailnilrtMl Buck Jontts ttr "LavyboncH' and enjoyed his quaint cuncoptlon of the Indolent, irresponsible hut lovable "LaJtybones," will . find many trootti of the mmv fine rhnr ucUp Bkotehing in. IiIh newest Kox plot ur,- "The Gttnl le Cj'dono," v;hich comeH to the 8ur thuutro on Kriduy for a two-duy runs.' Due it, of caiirsu. i t)w "cyclono' und dospiio tho HUKwation of fpm Llenfas in tho title of the picture, Mr, JoneB ut tinH'H Is us viicoroua and lornaillc as his fondest fan could wish. In fact, in inuny of the snenes of "The Ocntlo Cyclone" Muck swings a pair of very lusty und decisive fists. The role presents Mr. Jones In fine contrasts, for at times ho Is us gentle and apparently as harm - leas us the title suggest. Aguln, he Is the wild-riding, fear-defying Duck Jones of -many a valiant weRtern picture. . ' . '"J'ho Gentle Cyolono" has been made umler tho direction of W. H. Vnn Dyke, who has pilotled Mr. Jones through many of his best western stories. Tho cost has been selected with unusual care, and a plcturo with fine entertainment value lias been produced. One of the newlywod conwdlos featuring Hnookums will also he shown. x Irene Rich Stars In Murder Mystery Picture The Plcasuro Buyers." tho War ner Bros, picture which opened yesterday nt the Sherry theatre for a run of two days, proved to be about us exciting u mystery pic ture as tho screen has given us. Adapted Troui Arthur Sonurs Roche's rosmopolltun Magazine ntory, it preserves the suspense of the original, while adding to it an unexpected denouement -tliut will surprise those who have read the story. As It unfolds upon the screen, the picture Is enough lo baffle the detective abilities of the most ex pert In the unravelling of mystery plots. It is one of those, thrillers in which everybody concerned Is under rub ttl clou, so ihut If you ore pretty Vlever you are likely to pick the least suspicious person as tho criminal in the case. Tho case concerns tho murder ui vjitih: t unntrjiuo, a. ajiij- wt favorite, who Is Bhot wJiile sitting in his luxurloua home at a smart resort.'1 The bullet has como inrougn inn wmuow irom ine uaru outshle, Back of Cnssenns lies a career i that hits afforded Justification for l" ' VJI" '( : one was. The solution or me mys lory calls for a visit to the Sherry thoatre. r- Comedy showing "Fight Night." "Unknown SoldieiV Is Coming ToSherrys Tears and Inughter abound In "TKo Unknown Soldier,' a war plct u re prod need n nd dl rected by Renaud Hoffman for ProtluceiM' Distributing Corp., which comes to the Sherry theatre next Sunday and Monday. Charles Kmniett Mack playa the title rolo of "Tho Unknown Soldier," with, Marguer ite De l.a Afotte as the war bride, and Klhel Wales In the sympathet- ir role of war mother. Other ptny ora include ' Henry I). Waltlmll; Claire Jtuclowell; GeorRO Coopor, .Iras levornka ntid 8yd Crowley. Daredevil Dix Featured in "The Quarterback" Tho triukieat, - funnloHt, fastest footliull ffaii.u ever played. That '8 what you'll see in I'arainount's lutoat Itinliard llx comedy, "The guartoibaek," which arrives ut the A r cado theulro today for a Uirou day run. Kiohurd. und his pal, David Hut- ler, are working their way throttRh jcollon by means of u milk delivery . rout. . To 8pe,.(i matters , up, they utllle their football knowledge Und send their bottles whining through tho air. Thon when they ''actually get ill the game acting starts and never stops tlil the final i whistle blow's, Hut t hare's much more to "The Quarterback ' than just a football- Jtamej W. O. Mctlnehan and Wil llum Pluvens McNutt have, pro vided Director Kred Newmeyer with a real story. And in Us trans- for to Ihe screen, nury a t.Mng bus ; h0(.n i0Ht. "The Quarterback" opens with an ISilO prologue. The star quar terback of. (.'oil on College, Harry nuitmiuMi, tiaif iruiunuii m muiuv I'atnui. Hho accepts with the pro viso that he remain ut school un til Colion beats her ancient rival, Our fourth vnv is cotn'im; In, We loni of roofing si'll lois of rnof NorUi Powder, I HIS II ins loin Baker, J i nirn, ntt-rpH: i Wallowa, IH- gin, linblcn nail tl:eu up the line toward Kamehi and Suuset Inn, After jMrople have ( fnuml out they can 'dv' just as well here aw nt Iho mail order houses, It saves I hem the hot her of m.tktug out au order. liNl(lr-c,liry t un M1" what , they got. Wo bad a bltf Hue, Ycxlt'nJny ou cedai; Nlihiglcs. We i unjoiuhul tw enrs it ml from tin woy It louliM we will luivo lo or- iter ojiolber car right away. We havo llirec tmcks runiiliig all I ho, I line anil rour Irui-ks port of (he lime. I ni'vei will gel Uml of, blowing my own born, Ihtuiim If, n man ihiesnt blow IiIk own born' Hlut j-hnll blow 1 lint imiu'H Imi n.' j Tho. So. t tvtlnv hhlngles arvsiill i.. ! o mi SI. 1)5 per .M uml uc havo or gmal 2IJh for ham floors thai yon can get reasonable. Wo wild 20 gallons of red haiu paint yes ten hi besides n big tmhtv of Ziiic-O-Mlli anil Miinr l.ipliu enamel and high grade Boor var nish. Alrt Dvo galloii.s nr the c tin heavy while .shellac. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. The Poor Man's Krlriiil" Near I'iMiiiilry. I'bono Main SIR Nn Kiindny H.islnrxH. ' vt V&Jf 'a V aMldHrifc sjWaX4MHaWaW Professional Directory This directory la espsoUny the out-of-town reader who of some profertHloiml man. U will prove to be roady aid professional wrvlce. , . Classified For Attorneys Oao.i CQOIIRAM RBBRIIARD , T. Cochran uoe iran ana colon n. u,Dernara. Attorneys at Law, La Qrond, Na- tional Bank liulldlng. ioluphou Dentists Dr. C W. HHWIN Dentist, (Sard ' ner itullding. Telephona Mala . Architect C n. BIII.rBR. Arehltect, kiit.m 7 La Grande Natloiml Bank Bulldlns Music KASTKHN OlliOfJOJf SCUOOb . OI aiUNIO Violin . Piano Volco Odd Follows' Temple. Phone 447-J t tJl(0 Some twenty-seven years Inter, ho is still "one of tho boys", Mtmu has died and his son now plays dad'a old position. . Richard Is . infatuated Vlth Ksther Ralston, a Ktuto co-ol. Their romance flourishes until tho day of the big gume. Then conies 'ti series of startling Hurpls. 'Filings start to go wrong uml well, why try to desfrlho It? A Havana (tiba has the id'aJ po lice force In tho world, according to August VoHmer, American po lice expert. A THE DAYS USYl lANGER S . PcrslEtent coughs and colds lead to serious trouble. You can stop them now with Creomulslon, an. emulsified creosote that is pleasant to take. Creo mulsion is a new medical discovery with two-fold action; it soothes and heals the inflamed membranes and in hibits (term growth. . 1 Of all known drugs, creosote ts rec ognizud by high medical authorities aa ono of the greatest healing agencies for Jmrsl stent coughs and colds and other orms of throat troubles. Creomuisloa contains, in addition to creosote, other healing elements which soothe and heat tlie infected membranes and stop tho irritation and inflammation, while tho creosote goes on to the stomach, is ab sorbed into the blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and checks tho growth of the germs. Crcomulsion is guaranteed satisfac tnrv In lliA frfntmnt nf nfrtat Anf coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, .l.i.: .i broncliitia anii other forms of respira lory disease, and is excellent for build ing up the syntem aflcr colds or flu. Muncy refunded if any cough or cold is nut relieved after taking according to directions. Ask your druggist, (auv,) QUthe 11 1 UC things that count Today, any man or wc man can buy house-wiring intelligently. Instead of adding new outlets about a year from now, you can get a complete and permanent installa tion to begin with, Ask us about Jlie . 'iiunq System Jpr tiittmt MfVU4 i All materials made by one company. Before you build, buy or remodel... come in and get details. II. &s. ELECTRIC CO. p6-D f A2V III i Ill handy far the newcomer or tor amy wut Uw biiim mmi auklremi bita Utmu. oarefujly prvrmmd nd to suy rtuler In obtalnlug prompt Quick Reference Ftiysicians & Surgeons I.ICH B. BIII VV. M. II. I.HU A UII.KKS, H, II. d..ai. . .. ... j, - " - - .. E.r. Vd.. .nd Throat' Koley Telephone . I llulldlng ' .' ' Mala II B. O. KIRI1T, M. D. . Physician and Burgeon. Sommer , Telephone Building ' Main Si . men Ann p. LArtmn, m. ii. ? Physician and burgeon. Gardner . Telepbona i Building Malb ,. MrAPORT. m, , ourgon, New Foley. BulldhiK Telephon 1 Main 6 O, MOORR, M. n Physioian and Burgeon. New Foley Telephone Building Main 19 ; P. L. nALSTOtf, M. H. Practice limited to dlsonsea of the .1 Bye, Far, Nose and Throat. - ? Rooms; 18-10 . a Telephone v, 8ommr Buildln. ' r Main 771 . A- U RIOHAROSOJf, aurgury. Rooms lfl-17 Sommer Building Telephon ; Main 16 , Osteopathic Physicians HAHGARET INULlL U. O. General practice and the "POST w SYSTIfiJi" for falieo arches. Sommer . . 4 , Telephone BuiJdinr v - Main los Christopher,, Columbus, .wba a dlo-hqnd. But then, wo- have: oue own Jneklo Coognh,' Russell Ts.'' Scott and Daddy Browning. J ' i: Astrolotrer MRS. PMOIIRIOK BALMKai . 301 N Ava., La Orande, Or Readings daily. WEAVER'S 1llora - Clianrrs l,is -. Ami Pressors i 1 .PHONB' MAW-MI i!-.- r ;..i. ---pepoi strool' " Mattresses - Rugs Cleaned . Ilelnillt , V Feather alallrosses Marie I'lllows Konovated Fluff lings Mails from old carpets, . Furniture Itcpalre4 asd Iteoovered. La Grande Mattress & Weaving Works Licensed Fumlfrator 1'IIONE 4tt-V Chaa, Edwards, I'rap, REFLECT Our Service reflects amia bility, efficiency, understand ing and experience. We do not worry the bereaved with detaila, nor do we leave de tails for tbem to worry about. Snodgrass & Zimmerman Main 62 WHEN WE THINK THE OTHER FEIifW KNOWS Some people would be far better off If they used their wo Judgment rather Utaa placing ao much confidence In the Judgment of the oth er fellow. The lack of self confidence has cost many a' man a considerable sum. If we were eble to think la fast ae the other fellow can talk, likely our Judgment would save us money. UNITED STATES 11