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

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday. .Dm-wlief 11)2(1. ' LA 0RANU14 EVENING OBSERVER Page fkvct ir;,. i The Observer Want , The Market IEWTQDAY lit? HUNT Apt. Cull ;SI-VV S .. - i V' V " u,s-a.tp 1 '. 1 It RIONT Olt . TRAH1 '0-room fenodern house; full Is lenient, furnace- und gnrng..-:' Rent $. i to ' responsible --pm-ty, . close ' lo iiK'crhi bi'Iiooi. vuH-hisi. t i ' l--.8--t, - f ! IR; itHNT -rooln fill'. . tioils-s I ft "all .7S.-II in1 .in vim r. . .: -if- ; J "' 12--S-tW (.fiOST At the - H'lia' CltriHtiiniH ' iff tr$ HUlo girl's Scotch plaid ' . scarf belonglugMo a set. Vulut: 1 , . us'n liiiistmas gift, 'l.ilir-ml r-'- i ' wuj-rt. Cull Main li'i. ili-lS-.-i i FOIli HALF Ruled alfalfa hay.! 1 lii Main ru. h'runk .YicKennnii' ' : f V:..' l.-s-:!t 1 JTOIf. HiNT Modern G - room ' house. Warm.' 1 HiStfc O inc. :l!l-J. 1 2-2S-4t HOTK'H IH-iili blazer ,w put lir w rong ear In front of L..& I.. 'k Hrug Store liy mistake Kriilay. X Woiilil parly kindly return muni' ifjto Men's Wenr. l.x-ltp ' : , . NTK I --Housekeeper. Apptyat .'n 17ni Adams- after ti o'clock. WANTKO TO lll.NT liy udulttO t- smull furnished house with gur f age !int not to exceed . $2m pep month. . AiMitbh I'. O: TIn, f 101.; . I2-2R-2Mi TTOLKN Krom office of. Dr. Mc Adory. two Dunhill pipes and a one pound can of' smoking to t bacco. The 1 pipes are strong t enough to walk, and old enough I to know, their way home. So if. Im who took theiu. will kindly turn them loose they win conio "home -nnd no a muttons asked. 1 .' 1 . ( FOR KENT .KOH liKNT Neatly furnished 5-s- room house, at 1 -4 u 4 4th; gar- ai! Call' 1 R :! - J . 27-It . I 'OR pKNT .Modern furnlnhnd I 'Oortl house. ' 2ln:l 1st. 12-27 I OR JtKNT Two . hi)Us: lioepin-.T rooms, to- iiditHs. 'John 'Mars. ,.. -1 Sf-21-.r 1'OR RENT Fine homo, 1 Muck i from post office. K. C. Tuchcy. rCIl RENT Piano, enkamp Co.. W. H. Bohn-. I 8-24tf i I Mmmm i l'OIt .SAI.W OK TRADK One t'aafi, machine. No. 2: run four b.iaaoiis; price. $soi),n; One tmctoi', 1S to :ifi; complete oulr fit for both; price, f I liuu. Will trad; above for iuuUh. For further information, write Koh pian and CieorRnms, H ..F. 1 No.-, Helix.-Orc. 12-2-1ii FOR -.HALT. New piano wl.li bench to match. $10 per month, at price of used piano. Kastern Oregon Music Co, , 12-1-tf I-'Ort -ALE 4 -Aero tract; fili'i soil, modern 4-rootn house, 2 lai-RO poultry bouses, barn, plen ty of water; One block from1 city limits. Phone 402-W, ' or call Hall and -M 12-3-Imp FOR BALIS Herbs. Good medi cine for rheumatism, , stomach, kidney, bowel, liver, bladder and blood troubles and flu. H. J. Rouch at Chrla Miller's, 1510 Adams avenue. 12-14-Imp 5 'RECKLES AND HIS OU BOV.' V00 SHOULD SEE MJttAT I SOT" 1UW? VEAU AJo'CANOV.' 666, 1 IH6 6-T A MUWOCfeTJ P0OW05 VNttV DC1WT V0U COAE CMBB AM' S6G ALL. V STUPP? U;AAT? 7WS AF'TEBAiOOr- f ALL EISM7" A MOM'N' POP ' ,4 V ( viutc r GtOVeSNMENT AOENTS JOST N '. " V Tup- 1 PINCH-O A COUPLE GUYS- J . . !vj ' ftUMpus? VAV(5e B06TLe&6RSr- ' ' -,K "- Place of Uhlon and Wallowa Counties 1 Observer Want Ad ' Rates . t (Coanl five average word Ao the Uoe.) Per line, 1st Insertion .. 10c Per Hue, cuch added conseo- ullve Insertion .. Te Minimum charge on ino or .. dor .5o ! HATES BY MONTH a II nm, per DKiatli ,u..t2.S0 S llnpti, pvr nionth.n.WMHH..3.ta 4 IlllOtf, IH'r month M J fin B limn, pr-r nioulli.M.7S Kuril uddlcional Una ever five churned at 60c per Una per mouth. CASH IN ADVANCE Is re qulrud on all duwiried order to cam thene rates. 1 BUIier ralon charged ou all credit In iM'rtliinii. . ' Copy for all chuni'led order. muit lie In tills office by 10 A. M. IA , Of INSERTION. Sto order, on ad Inserted nn III furtlicr notice must be ro rclTuil by the same honr or ex-' trn liiMerthin niU be diarired. Tek-idum. order M-lcMed. CnUi raten may be earned on phone ordi-ra by nu nient on or before dut'e of Inst insertion. PIIOX1G MAIN n - "An Obserrcr Wnnt Ad WIH Io If fOIl SALE-i-uood used player piano at a bargain, on -asv ' terms. Eastern Oreeon Sluslo Co. 13-1-tf FOR RAI.R -OR- TRADB One used 2-Inch post hrd: one coll spring. Kurnitura E.ch:vnsr. 4H-J. ,12-lS-lf TOR BA1.K OR TRADK One of fice desk, good condition. Kur v niture. K-chnngn. 174-J. We buy, soil or trade. 12-is-lf FOR SAI-ft Genuine Klnjt Coal, by the ton or' sack. Also Hay ' and Feed.- Stiles & Co. Phone :,Mln 114. s 10-30-lm FOR SAT.E OR. RENT Fruit and dulry ranch. 1323 Y Ave. i2-it-tr WAN-IUD WANTHD - Fein, Hoarders, ut IJIlfi K , 12-27-2lp I V A W iri !--VflSa.ng3; Ph. 451-J. WANTRIi, TO, TRADE A Mew Htuoklnff nland for any kind of filrnlture. rurnitiirn r-xchanpf. - Ji.-18-tf WANTED Repair work of all kinds on stoves, furniture, etc. (Ireen's Repair Shop, SmUh - lilde. Phone JCG4-W. 12-10-Iiu WANTED Local and lonff dis f tanre hauling. Trips dally fo Knturpi'lse, linker and Pendle ton. Wefkly trips to Portland. Goods delivered to consignee Auto Kreljtht. Terminal, 309 Kir Ht. , Phone v(aln 673 12-9-lmp WANTED Cleaning, preaelng and alteration work on both men's and vfomen'a clothing. Expert workmanship. Phone The Ward robe, Main 72. ' 10-1-lm KORihauHnp trash and ashes, by job tr month. Call 227-W. 12-9-lmp FRIENDS ) . - ' H f OA.SAV-SLIWi CALLED ) ( cn . ws ' ) J 0 SAcesP-NCiLBOKS-ovi-S fZTv. -: S V wcun eui"MVHiy ji Ad Page WANTED Haw fura. ' I pay th hltrheat market price promptly. Also have large stock of made up furs. Alterutlona and repair i Uitf. , Chi la Millar, 1510 Artama ' avenuo. - l.-K-linp llSCKLANrOTJ8 HOW TO OUT Xmu money (Jo , up in the uttlc, burn or cellur, Kuthcr up. thii plocpa of rurnl- tiir or ruin, cull 474-J. We buy. .sell or tradn.' . l-'urnltmc KcliaDKii. ' ' 1.-18-If USED CARS I.ATK MODKI, t-DOOU 8KDAN N.ecllont condlllnn. I'KIIKINR MOIXJIt CO. PROMISE PERSONALS rnaMISK. (SpociaOr-r Mr. and Mm. Romeo . RweaHnsen. arc the parents of a baby son born to them Sunday. !?. 19. Hoth mother and hahy are doing nicely. Hill Par per made u buRlnem. trip to Wallowa' Monday and returned home Tuesday. "' Mr. and Mrs. Ueed vltiHer) Tues day at the A. K. Carper home. Harvey McDonald,. Jarroti Ken worth and Kdd Carper spent Sun day at the C. i Carper home.. Mr. and Mrs. ICImer Ilennett ami Mrs. I. S. McDonald visited .at the Will Iteed home Saturday. ' Mr, Dennett purchased tt beef from Mr. McDonald and hutchcre) It "to be taken to Miixvllle, C. p. Carper spent thi!,weV.k end with his family.., Miss Mario Larnl had the mlsfor ture to sprain her laie!- Monday and had to be taken' home. . She continued her teaching the remain der of the week, but had to be tak en lo and from school. . Hoy Henderson went to Wall own Wednesday afler hln sister. Mi. Alice Ohenoworth, who was borne for Christmas, Clay Wood went to" La Grando Monday to epeiid Cliris(mn with his parents. Mr. and Mrs: l-ank Lindsay are the parents of a baby son born to them Sunday, . Dec. 1 9 at their home In La Clt'nude. Whewas Miss .Omnia Carper, of Promise, berore her maniarre, i-rV , VVAAi Vr .: Porcupine, Magpie I ' Hurt Farm Crc ops CHEYENNE, ' Wyo,,;' Dee. 2S. TAP) The ' porcupino-' and the masph' have been playing havoc In Wyoming. - The winter food of porcupines is largely the batk and cftmbium lay ers of trees. The trees often are girdled and Albert M. Day, state leader of rodent control, says rfv"d trees are evidence, of the damage In all the forests. On a ranch hi Campbell county the porcupines have damaged the timber and kill ed nearly al of the native . wild fruits. Poison Is- placed In their dens. . ' The magpie . not only robs the nests of other birds and kills young chickens and turkeys, but peeks holes in the hides of cattle and sheep. Approximately l.Iiod pounds of poisoned ground b.ef has been used this year hi getting rid of tho rd. . . - Opportunity No Doubt lMC,fsf,l, . TMM MAM . - One nice thinjr about lnyinfl: on, an air route. - It doewa't reOAilro much grading ami there is no need of detoui'-h : , ,.''''''.. lulry. Story Once tliore wns a man who went Into a hulrtluj-i ery to. buy just: one collar an t emefgwd- sfter having bought jut one eoilar. ' ' , - '; .'; "': MKs l.owoi-.v- lol feM mhI nit tilnwir cm A tHHtkeii Hot tie. IIm Trapliagw Whi'Hd ho "On Hip f www, KHIy. ..'.- THE 'ltlMHTMAS SIMUtT U'lint The Niy AUe Hliiin TIn ;irti . "I'd rutber hud a drum." , "It couldn't have cAfrst ntore tlion 60 cents.' "Wonder who I'll puss Oils pur ple necktie, to next year." "And -to think I spent ten dol lars on HEU." "Where in tho devil did she jt these ropes." "Yes. dear, Santa brought it nil. Your' father had nothing in do with lt.M ; "This la the Inst time she'll g t anything from mc." "Wonder - how miielr this dia mond stickpin from the wife Is gonna cost me.' . ' " "Oh, well, Christmas only com'-s once a year." s 1 "Yes. my dar, it's the ve:y thing 1 wanted (fliiKcni crosited)-'' "I a vender! Does she think I'm an old woman." ' t "Oh well, what could you ex pert from HEU?" "When do w eat ?' . 'I wanted a doll that would shy 'Mama'." i"I knew you't appn'ciatfl i. Ouorge. It's from my own pri vate stock." "Some people are nevers'itis fled with anything." - "Whater we gonna do with n'l this .unk?" ' ;- "Yirs, deai but Santa didn't have any of them left." - f "Why didn't you get ft .sedan?- "Oh, nothing that amountitd to anything. Just socks an shirt an neckties." "It's- a good thing T , remem bered them." "Oh, go on and send. They II think H was -delayed In the mnlis." "Now J suppose 111 have to send her a New Year cord." . a Ti:sTiMOM.r Little boy (wrUing to IiIn m IiouI nias.4ki') j "Ev'ij.UiMly at Ikhik Im di'llghled ivilb the jirogrcss I have IhihIc at your linnie. Why, wl'U I came to you I knew not I ill ig, tttid now, even in this short -lini.s I kfiinv ten times an iniiehr The ''friend for. statistics says ouli a year.' Wliat ' does she d- with It? She doesn't wear it all. -. . TM LATE : v ' JolAiny-r-ls your mother en gaged?. ' '' ' ' - . I toy You're too late; she's mar ried. - - Vv , ? .V y m . Our hlca of n shawing esc tt-eme dlslii(hin is potato with dark rinx Miidei Um eyM. ..... - o . .''-. THH lAY AITEIt XIAS "Could I see- General Hlank?' "No; General Uluiik is slek." "Wbut'niude him sick?" "Oh, things In general.''; :..-'(.' Mussolini has drsigned standard lress8 for the women of Italy In keepiug with his Ideas of modestv. If he can make the -women wea them he deserves td he a ivorl 1 dictator. ' . -.v V ,' ... . Captain What are you scratch ing your head for, Uastus? Cotbrcdv Private--Aw, sah, I got Knocks , About-It C- f OH,yiEU,6USS TrlE F0SS I I I f ir A Atlatn NL1S I I S i I . - . N '-i rvu wvers T n i I I III! II 1 f' . socosRieP.V "vC )f? . F ' ' ) EVER (567 TIEED i'. &T A VERV '. . . , .' .j - "Ladies at Play" Keeps You Guessing From the first flicker to He faduout kiss, "Ludle at Pluy" keeps the audlenco ffuesslng. It's not a. mystery pluy, but a conudy dramu with many plot kinks and surprises as well ns laughs.. It's a Kirst National offering feutnrlng Doris Kenyon, Lloyd 1-lughoH and Louise I'iKemln, and shows ut the Arcade theater ' Wednesday nnd Thursday. , t "Tolling Whoppers" will be tho title of 1 bo latest "Our Oung" comedy classio w hie It will be the feature of the bWl at the Arcade theater. The famous laugh-creating youugHters who have made their name a byword for multitudinous inirth the world over are seen at their best In this, their latest pic ture. William Fairbanks At Sherrys . . Tonight v-; The lilgli-browH can nivo "ArtV with u .cupital ."A"! mid ' ..perts may expound studiously- on screen psychology etc., but when It comes to providing downright '"cntiiriuln. mi-nt and real enjoyment fot tlio average .Mr. und Mrs. J'litillc. noth ing can take the place of good old melodrama. .. - Which Is merely another vny of saying thut William I'Vlrbanks In 'Tliroiuih Thick and Thin" now ut tho Hherry theater Is u good pic ture. ' - Thero Is nothing subtle about "nig Hill." When a. iloui-n or ho nf usportcd villains get In his way or hinder his plans ho udopts the simple expedient of hurling Ihein bodily out of windows. Which Is tough on tho villains . hut . great sport for the spectator. In this picture Mr. Kulrbunks Is a Hi'cret Service niun known as the "iluwk". lie Is detailed to gel a band of drug smugglers, lie gets j them uil right und bus. quite a strenuous ttlmc doing It, Thcro )' tire three or four rousing good nights, unite a lew good laughs, lots of thrills and for a finish a Mmlr raising stunt In which ; Fair banks escapes breaking Ills neck by ihc fructlon of an Inch. Ethel. Hhnnnon'- dainty form provides (Uitc ti contrast with the l lerciileiin proportions of tho star und Jack .Cyrils Is big enough to make his scrap with Fairbanks look more than even. , R. Reaves -Ktison , directed, the picture anil we will guarantee that no one can find (in Idlo or unlet moment In It. ' 1 Comedy showing "Oallnplng IHIi'-IOriiTlKS NEW' YORK A 'committee Is having difficulty in finding appro priate , names for statues lu tho i plseopal cathedral of Ht. John tho lilvino. Kays the very Rev. C. Howard C;, Rehhlns, dean of tho cathedral: "One list submitted con tained the names of Cutherlne Do Medici and Mary Baker O. Kddy nd 1 cannot guarantee that a sta tue, to either will ho placed' In the cathedral." ' do 'rlthiriclic bugs In innli hen.!, mh. . Captain What are' arithmetic bugs? ' Colored Prlvulc lut's cooties. t ' Captain What do they have to do with arithmetic? i ColorlMl Private Well, sail, (lev add to muh injsery, dey subtru-t from muh pleusure; dey -divide, my attention und dey multiply ' like everything. , ' . 500 aiairiT-wri-wie-ssi: J Love and Duty Clash in Humes Film When the pursuit of duty Is con trary to the uulh of love, tho right road lo truvel tu hnrd to choose. In "Prowlers of tho Night,' the Dili-vcrsul-liluo Mtrcuk Western, which Is showing ut tho Htur thetitei- to day ami Wednesday, - Fred Hunies faces juut such "a decision. Aa sheriff he plcdgiid himself to fight crime and pursue those who evailv jiistioe as a lover he told the girl of his heart he lived for her nlonii.. . When he discovered t hat thrv girl's rather waa tho man he sought us sheriff, ho wpa fuco la fuco w ith u ppolilem which u Itsseii mun would not have beeu able to cope with. ' This situation builds Into it druma which nmkca "t'rowlersof the Night" one of tho . most Internstlng of Western drumus i and one which docs not depend on trick riding or uncalled fer fights to speed up 4ho uctlon. ' ; . ' Others in the eust Include"- Hur bara.Kent. Hllm" Cole; John T. Prince, JasV-nh Itelinont nnd Wal ler MneUle. : ' : ; .i.-:V VSnookums Ulsapnears" ; is the couiedy showing1; - Farm h ; Pointers Hlnck steers so red us lo make lurgc gains In winter make smaller gulns the following summer on Oregon rnnge grass, says the ani mal husbandry department of the experiment, station. . For overs- ex tra pound a steer gains In winter he makes at least one-half pound less gain the following summer on grnss. 1 - Peach blight Is Buld by the ex-1 ! nnrlment Mini Inn to be tllC IllOSt I serious dlsnuse of peach trees In' Oregon. It blights buds In tho tall and winter and spots the fruit, twigs und leaves In tho spring und summer." F.nrly fall spray with ! -Hordeuil 4-4-5(1 us soon as tho j fruit is off gives full und winter ' prort'clion, unless the disease w-us j given a sUui by early ruins. Whore j the disease Is bad It may bo neces- 1 ! sliry to spray again In the spring l beginning when the shucks drop ; off tho fruit and using u non-cnus. tic sulfur spray. Unless sprayed, -.roc it I hi- right time this duteaso .1 soon ruths an orchard. ,. I i Beverul things In tho wuy of morn profitable marketing of dairy products in Oregon can bo done by u group -which cannot be ; dono by, iiiu , luillyliltiwl rrciimcry, acting alone snys the experiment Hlullon. The first and most Im-1 port mi t Is advertising which must be donu more regularly and cxten- I slvely if butler Is glvon un Impor-' lunt pluco In the rcgulnr idlct of tho cnusiimi-i's of the country. Kx-, tensive, publicity given substitute ' products Is having Its effects on I the butler Industry of this country mid must he met by bringing the superior merits-of high grmlo but- 1 ler lo the nltenllon of food users. Only In recent years has gas been commonly used In tho control of suuirrelH In Oregon, reports the HlaU college extension service, With use of calcium cynnldo. rend lly effective In rodent work, the efflclRney of gaslng lia been great ly Increased until It has become a valuable control means. It Is particularly effective in districts where difficulty is encountered In getting squirrels to take poison or in clearing up an area after poison ing, at which time there o ro fre (inejitly a few. animals that refuse By Taylor BILLS' What WOULD You DO IF YOU Found By Blosser Professional Directory TM -Iraetury la a-paci-Jky fta-4f for tba amuier or far tha oml-(-ow, reader who auy want tho name and addreaa. of somo profeaalonal man. It has been carefully prepared and will prora U ha a ready aid to any reader In obtaining prompt professional aervlc-. . -.is. .;v : Classified For Quick Reference Attorneys OOORNA1I and BUIKHHaRO Ow. ; T. Cochran and Colen R. Kbarhar4, Attorneys at Law. la Qrsnd. Na-r- tlonal Bank Building, '..loanon. atalu U. , OentisU llR. ii:. N. Iiori-'MAN Dentist, over I.. 1.. Drue Co. Taio . phone Main' 678.- ;' t . Architect Room 7 '. La Grand National Rank Sulldlni :. Music ,' -in-UK nsKunit lo-t-oi. I - OK MUSIC Violin. . - piano Vole. . Odd Vellows' Temple, j Faon 447-J to. take poison.. Cyanide -comes In several forms under various trade names. -When It s In dust : form 11 Is Intended for u dusting mach ine. , . .-. . -. If Chiisliniis comes can debts bo. inr neninu : OINTMENT Is Applied, biemus m It Im Pomltlw Im Aotkm It heslni .mrntdlittely to tjiks out all th Intla-omatlun and r-aueaull 8w1Iuik. Th uratspplicaUon brius U"Mt KcJmiI. : Stops Itching laaUnliy sad iuickly Relitvei IrriUuon. , , . flwviM tavts io feHM ofVns ta-iM-ln hav p.ovedthat PAZO OleTmiCerrain bn dp-iadd upon with abtoluU rMitstnty to Btop any cans of lUihintf, liliad, JilavcU lug or Prutrudiog PUm, Rai7on)mendvd liy hyvlflanM land fl kata in United SWUh, and Foria ountriea. PAZO OINTMENT In tubas with Pu Pips a lutmnu.. t, ido, and in as posaa, ff)c. Tha circular an- JV. cloaad with sacll tuba and bos von Ulna facta about Pllaa which everybody ahould know. PAW 8 MEDICINE CO. Sinct mj Oor Service reflects amia bility, efficiency, understand ing and egpsrlenaa, Wa do not worry the bereaved wltb details, nor do ws leave d. lalls for , lb em to worry about, Snodgrass & Zimmerman Main 62 Money to Loan Long or short pe riod loans on- de sirable city prop- Drty...7and7Mj interest rates. ' 1 iir ' a-J-a-S. Physicians ft Surgeons i.Kfg u. anew, m. n. 1 i.un wii.K.N, ti. ii, i .1 ; i Practice limited tu dlsna.es of tta) : Kye, K. r, Nose ard Throat. Uulldlng Main I ! -..!?" B. S. KIRRT, n. n. Physlelaa aad bu goon; ' ' sommtr Ttdophoni' BHdlu ' , , . 11.1.3?. . RICRAItn P. 1AHDIH, M, O. , Physician and 8urg.ua. Gardner Teiepbon. I Building . . Main it . . . W. P. leDORY, at. D. -urgeoo. N.sr Foley . exephom Building Main . ,uir .t ;;: C. . MOORB, M. D. ' Physlelaa and Burgeon. , New Foley T.lephaa) 7' Building Mala II Vt V, 1m IHUTDX, M. tt. Practle. limited to diBes.es of tb " lilya, Kir. Nose and Throat. . Rooms 11-19 . Tel.phoif - Bomiuer Building ' ' 11. in 171 , ' A. 1 RICRARDSOIf, H, D. -urgery Room 11-17 . Telephone ' Sommer Building Main ' t Oste-pathic Physicians ' J. L. IKflLB. O.O. " '- ARaARBT INeLSi, U. O. ' O.n.r.1 Draolio. and tha "lOBT . .. HVbJTBal" for faUD arehea. n " ilemmer Teluphoaa ' tmlldlng Main HH. .,1 ' 1H1NTAI, HKCKIITS HKill ;U . ' Kl'ORNR, Ore. Dec. it. (AP) iv; Postal receipts at the Rrtgene post-" "' office will ho well above llSB.odft-'1',1''' due largely .to the . grentest . 'bulk "; . of riirlslmus mall- ever handled' V ' -hero, according to Darwin E. Yor-"""'' an, postmaster. More ;hnn Ui.r ' j"; -liltl pieces of mall pusHeV. through1 the cuncellhig muchlnn duiing four duys of the Chrlslmus rusli. J Junuury Is to be kmnvn'us I-uieli Mouth. The laugh's an- you. whffl . they bring the I'hHuCnmn : bills : nl'oliud, . 1 .' ' . ' 1 AstrokMter (. . rnturaiunt. aj.aras) su si Av.., .ija uranas, urs.: .! 1-. Readlngis oatly,. . t.. r.ii ' Mattresses - Rojfs Cleaned - Rebuilt Feather aiattn-sscs It-a. .,, ' Pillows Renovated . .. Fluff Rain Mmle from - 1 ' old .carpets. t Pnrolture Repaired asMl r-- Itecovered.- .). La Grande Mattresi & Weaving Works " Lleensed l-'nmlirator I'HO.NE 421-W ,,: CTiaa. Edwards, I'ron. , . Your Chance Oregon Trn II Memorial Half Dollars, with tho covered wagon on one slda and the Indian on the other a II. S.' Gov-, ernment coin enn bo" purchased here for $1.00. Purpose Is to raise funds for the erection of me morials for Oregon Trail and Pioneers, , A Fine Souvenir UNITED STATES NATIONAL Hardware Crockery Fancy Chinawarc Sporting Goods and Ammunition F.L. LILLY HARDWARE Pboue Mala IM . illy lliilv ' VVm.MilIer&Co. Phons Main 1. Kslnbllsbrd 1BS 1