La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 06, 1927, Image 7

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    Thursday, January '(i," 1927.
I.A CItANDK' EVENING OBSERVER
Page Seven
1
The Observer Want Ad Page
The Market Plaice of Union and Wallowa Counties ..
NEWTODAY
CVfl.AMKN HAI.K Friday only.
We. have a . few 'choice, plants
which will 81-11 at grrutly re
duced prices. Wc need- the
room -Tor other - plums., rhnk's
FIOI'IslH. , .1 -c. 1 1 ,
rem hknt Furnished a-ici.)i,,
modern .house, couple only.
J7o7 Washington. Main 7r..
, . ' 1-0-It
I'Olt HUNT Flcnn IIkIiI Iioiib--
y Keeping rooms, izm tun m.
I-B-Zltn
J-Olt KAI.E Flvp i
ont, coming frt-sh.
Farmers 64. ,
car-old lj..r.
I. i.c Ullliv,
-ii-:it
1IKI.1 WANTHIl-'Twii nlcll of
slcndy habits to liiki1 up- linv
lelgh retailing in Halter and
Wnilowu counties. Must . tic able
to give bonds. Hee Ituy lltini
ehnril, Klgln, l'lioii 474. l-n-ltp
l-Oll HUNT Apt. Cull
4M-W. ;
t-i!-:iip
l-'Olt SAI'.F 15 acres rholre hind
with 4uo cherry trees.. Writi' l
W. Alderman, Island City.
.-"'. ' i-d-i;tp
VOlt HAI.K Feeder pig,
pierce. Farmers KX.
It.
FOIt' P.KNT Four-room-, .modern
nparlm.nt. JM6-W. 1-G-tf
FOIt SAI.K 711 Murk Minorca
pullets, Jersey hlark CiaJl'
cockerels, 1 'canopy oil lirooib-r,
6 new' beehives with wax an. I
supers. Writ" K. .M. Kerns, All
cel. On-. 1-0-2IP
I 'OH- ItKNT Koilr-i'QOm
ed- apartllif nt. 4.1K-1 1.
furnlHh-1-ii-tr
FOR KENT
I'Oll 11K.NT I-'ive-rohln inndern
house, i Inquire. l.Hia M. I'hnne
2-lti-W. :" ; 2-l-r.-3u
1'On HUNT Mx-rooui
Hist li t- ''all S1S-J
house . i:
1-4-
I'fllt'i riK,VT 4 -roi
huuse. 1314 .lacks
furnished
;' l-5-:it)
I'OU RKNT KmimH wllh hoard,
t'luse In. ' I 00 7 Sixth.-.- -1 -r.-lll
Will UK NT -roon
Call
- Modi'i-n'
observer.
'aleepin
,1-4-t r
yfllt HKNT .'nrnlslr'd , honre.
Cull I3I-J. Harry Hoffnuitt.
l-4-3tp
I'OH HUNT Two 3-roont
near high seliool. Call
linuses
I3I-W.
'' i-M-tr
FOR RENT Two housekeeping
rooms, to adults. John Mars.
.,. , 12-SI-if
FOR SALE AND TUADF.
FOR MAd.K
truek. (i
Main '.:m.
1112!
H(l
Chevrolet 14 -ton
eouditliin. Call
" 3-i-r.-4ti
FOR SAI.K -Farmers,
2f
r I'lgs.
-N--2.
Tayliir.
l-r,-ll
FOR. SAI.K Haled alfalfa bay.
I'll. Main 2fill.
Frank MeKeanon.
-l-:;i
FOR SAI.K 1 ii -year-old pure
bred Kieyhnunil. Good for hun
ters.' Call 013, I'ninn. l-l-dlp
FOR SAI.K OR TRA I K One
walnut buffet. 1 walnut dining
table and six chairs to match.
Just like new nt 13 the new
price. Fur niture Exchange. 4 , -i-I
, l-i-:r
MOM'N' POP
Trtis IS The ?ouce
HEADQUARTERS -ARE ViXI
THE MR. GUNN "WHO
Toond That f o,oco ? .
t-i'. AGAIN? 5AV. !ESf
r s7 I W uw " II a i'
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
- t,..,.,- 1 1 A JAR OF ) ) ( 7V.t.QZ A& AO f : V
1 ATS IT AL.L. y AS -lkl0 r'.y --a Ov
Observer
Want'Ad
Rates ,-.
Count five a-erax word :'
to lite Hoe.)
Per line, 1st liuTtion-..10c
ler lino, each added consec
utlve insertion To
Mlnhnum iluirge oq one or .
dor a. tSe
RATES IiY MONTH .
2 lines, per monthWMH..$9.60
Ji line, por ttmmh ,., yi.ift
4 linen, per month ...MM.w-4.00
5 1 1 new, tcr month ..94.75
I'.ncli additional line over five
cluirsfd at 60o pur line per
IIIOIIlll.
CASH IV ADVANCE la re
qui ml on all cliia-lfled -orden
to earn iIioms rates. UUcher
ratcti rliaiged on all credit In
itvri on. ..'
Copy for all clasMlfled order
must be In this office by 10
A. M. DAY OF INSERTION,
fit op orders on ad inserted un
til further not tee must be; re-i-cIym.
by the same honr or e
trn Insertion will be charted
Telephiine orders solicited.
Cnnh rule muj be earned on
phono orders br tuirment on or
beroro flute of liwt Insert ion. -P1IONK
main n
"An Observer Want Ad
Will Do It"
h'Olt SAI.K Olt Til A DIC One. Jljt
I'olnt h-on, used, $:t. 00. flood us
new. l-'ut-niture Kxchange. 474-J.
. . 1-l-tf
KOIt RAl.K
K-;l x 1 0-0
(condition.
Oil TRADE One
tapestry rug. ' Good
l-'urnllurit Kxchflnge.
1-1-tf
POM RALft Genuine King Coal,
by the tun or sack. Also iJay
and Feed. Btllcs tc Co. Phone
Main 714. 10-30-tm
roil SAl.H New piano with
bench to match, tin per month,
tt price of used piano. Eastern
Oregon. Music Co. . tS-l-tf
l''Olt SAI.K Oil TIIADH One
ensn machine, No. 20; run four
tkmsotiK; price,' S00.o0: One
tractor, IS to 36; completo out
fit for both; price tJOOO. Will
trade above for mules. For
further Information, write Km-
ma and Georgaras, Ft .K D-
No. J, Helix. Ore., 12-22-Hn
FOR SALK Uood used player
jilano .at a bargain, On euav
terms. Eastern Oregon Music
Co.. 12-1-tf
FOR SALE Herbs. Good medi
cine for rheumatism, stomach,
kidney, bowel, liver, bladder and
. blood troubles and flu.
Hi J.i
:!!!!
' Rnuch nt Chris Miller's,
Adams avenue. 12-H-lmp
JI'ST HKCKIVKD One lady's-,
writing desk,, quartered oultlj
pass for new. $10. on; a imrgutn.
I'urnllnin Kxchnnge, Fir
and
Jefferson. v
1-1-tf
FOR SALE OR RKNT Fruit and
dairy ranch. 1323 Y. Ave.
.' , ' 1
j l-'Olt
SAI.K Oil TRjHIE-
assortment, of new and used!,
ranges. Satisfaction guaranteed'
or money refunded. Furniture 1
Kschance. We buy. sell l or
trade. 1-l-tr.
YcWMTxe
Blast The
I S'POSG u
MR.GONN
WHAT?-20Me
J.0T OP RED
DOUJMTP
headqdarTers
KlWDS OFFCOl-OueSTiOMS ABoor
Tfur M0WEY
AGAIN? 5AV.
Tril? IS GETTING
to ee
NUISANCE
WANTED
WANTED Raw (ura. I pay th I a
highest mark.t prtc. promptly.
Aim hav. larg. stock of made
up (ura. Alterations and repair
ing. Chris Miller, 1610 Adams
arenur, ' . 12-14-tmi
WANTED Clranlng. prtlng and
' alteration work on both men's
and women's olothlng. Expert
worltmanstalp. Phone The Ward-
rob., Main 72. 0-l-lm
plain!
WANTR11 Drmsmaklnir,
Hewing, hy the hour op day, 2202
X. Jtiroli. . ' i-5-iitp
WANTED Woman
for Reneral
3nl, phone
' ' 1-Slf
hnuaework. - 1110
277-J.
WANTRp Repair work of ell
kinds on stoves, furniture, etc.
Green's Itepalr Hhop, Smith
Illdg. rhone (1C4-W. 12-10-im
WANTKD All kinds of .good us-'d
furniture. liirhltut-e- Kxchang-1.
.We:huy, Hell or trade, l-'lr. and
.rJWnpion. 474-J. 1-1-tf
WANTUD Local and long di-tance-
hauling. Trips - daily to
Enterprise, Baker and I'endle-
ton. .Weekly trips to Portland.
. Goods delivered to consignee.
Auto Freight Terminal, 109 Kir
St. Phone Main 073 12-9-lmp
SALESMBN, now selling adver-
- tlsiog novelties mnke big moneyl
. by Adding our line of ailvertis-J
Ing pencils. Low prices and high !
-' quality merchandise ' bring big,
'. orders. Lllicrnl ' comnilBfllon.
Write for proportion now. Cen
tral Pencil Co.. Inc., 443 Hroome
St., New York. . 12-3l-8tp
WISCELLAVKOIB
MONKV Kasy mnnthty- payment
i.oy rates. Se.e J. 11. Oliver v
i . 1-4-lm
TOR hauling trash and ashes, by
job or month. Call 227-W.
12-9-lmp
USED CARS U
Lute Model
FORD Tl'DOR SKDAN ,
, ' . I''lllly iHiUlpped. .. . ; '
" P.HRKINS 'MOTOR CO. i
1025 . Dodge Coupe
1020 Chrysler Conch
lioth-cars Just like new.
.IRNNMNOK & SinrMATK
Bdbu Astrids Are
i Alvbnthi A nnonvinn
in zuuy n.yyvui my .
i ' , . . ' ' ' -
1 ..:
mtirSSKLS. Jan. 0. (APIThere
are aln;ady hundreds of tittle baby
Astrids ill Helgtilifl. Parents have
taken a great fancy to miming Ibelr
hi runt daughters after the Swedish
.princess who has just become the
wife of tbe Helglan crown prince.
' A village In the Helglan Congo
has also been nameil lifter her.
The discovery Is unnounced by a
literary Journal that the name of
Astrid.-although thoroughly Sean-
dlnavian, was given to a heroine
in a book written by Guldo Gezelle
12-ll-tfu noted Flemish author, years ne-
Pfore the . Svvedlsh princess was
thought of os a consort
for the
. .
W'i'v'll hi- able ; to see and talk
across the ocean within lo years.
says h -scientist. Vacations are
getting harder am
harder to take.
Speaking
ujck - another day ?ioT -
HAVlfe To Qo THROUGH A '
TAPE AND ANJWBR, AC-C -
- I- WISH 1 HADN'T w
tw Ty .
He Thought Is Was Glue
OFFICE
CAT
. t JUM MMR
One night recently it l ClMindr
iium KliimhliHl ovrr a rlmir wliUo
- oiiUux Into the hnlnmm. "Vi llutt
yon. John." akfu IiIk win-, "it
it Isn't" lie ivpllNl, "I am R4njt
to apply for a riivoivr.'
i '
, SonPo s'ott know why that
man rnrrk-H an umbrella, dad?
Iiatl No. why?
fton Iti'cniiRo It can't walk..
.- . - AI.OV
jAlgy'K acMUlrlitK u inouatncho
A5n
netting It on the, Intfulmeiu' plan .'role of nn American soldier who j
A little down per week.
Mint:
"When I was In college "Iter Man 6' War" Is ft delight
'ninth, and now 1 harmful mixture of comedy, romance.
atudleil
a Job with n deil.t extracting
roots." ,
Second: "When I was In col
lege 1 studied fishery, and only
yesterday 1 got canned." ;
'
.WHAT 11 AS H1CCOMK Of the
old-fashioned man who had his
htilr trimmed only once n month?
.
11u. district sriiisii' liipot'lor
wnile upon the. hlucklHtanl,
''I.VXX.'' Tlien ioerllig. over Ills
siH'clarli'H at a kI kmklng girl
in lint front rov, lui. naitl, "I'd
like you to tell nu what -that
ini'iins?" - ;- v 1
"Use ami kisses" llie'slrl re
plied. ;.
' l.ectui-cr: ' "t'sher.-" walio " thnt
fellow who Is snoring In the audi
ence." -
I'sher: "Wake htm yourself. You
put him to sleep."
-
i.un Krioii.OH "rn givo you
Just three days to pay your rent.
"Alright. I'll lake Christmas,
Fourth of July and Kasler."
V
' "Good grief, man. but that suit's
k.lilg lor you." ,
"That's all right, I como from
l.ostlne."" ''''.''
t'Whut d'ya nienn?" '
"I'm a digger man there than' I
am here." :'' v
IT
UCKY THING IIIS'FACF.
WAS CI, FAN!
i (From the Waterloo, hi., Courier).
I Fredericksburg, Iowa, Aug. 1 1
! O. K. Russell Is going on crutches
ins a result pf si rlklng his nnlijn
I with a pick while trying to remove
Isoino dirt. . . '
Says Mermaids Are
Real African fish
LONDON, Jan. 0 (API Mer
maids exist, says Huron de Fernlg,
it llnteh nnhlnmnii nnw vlsitlnif
Kngland. Haron Fernlg has spent
ntpst .,of his. Il.f0; ilv, South Africa,
anil- Kenya.
.Mermalils, according to tho bor-
i one, are queer nsn inai are eunifiit
,'y Hwuiiin riflhermen orr'tho coast
a1 ,,,nfl Arrim n0I.(h nf xi,i)asu.
'l'lw. li.iv.n ln.ii,lii ullli ni'Olfil.lliiir
1'hey havo heads with protruding
ii, v, s uml n. urowlh strancolv like
Vhalr. Although they have no arms.
the body down to the mlddln has
a qulle distinct likeness to t.hft hu
man form. They are more lhan
five feel In length.
The flesh wlas very shrivelled
and scaly hut to the touch ,wns
quite the texture of skin." Haron
' Fernlg said. "-l he natives are, very
1 fond or the meal, ho marncil is
nne resemiMance oi me dusa 10
human beings, the natives are re.
quire,! to give very particular de
tails to the officials before the fislv
can be sold In the Inarket.'S , '
The elffht coimlrleH In the. world
that do not ha'e , rullroudH are;
Albania in Kurope; AfKhanlstan.
A .sir, ltiuitati, Nepal, Omun and
Vemon, In A win: and l.itierln on the
west, const of Africa.
of Luck
Aovo DiOYA
I iup -nl iY.iiO OP
V' MABAAALADe THAT
1 fiAMESOO OH J
CMEISMAS f
f 5av Lisrfiet.fiEftanANT.'ntii: -V j tZittZi&i
ISTHeLASTTiMC I'MCOMWO SHORfiAN' "P TCLuVcO THAT WtRE UNABLE
POWN HR VyjC BCBM ' J WON'T To FlNDTHE OWNER, AND AS
'peRFecTLYMOWSST IN '' i WRiftONtM- ( WR A- WE'RE O0MC6RNED
ruRNIN&THeMONCY OVERT r-! THEMONeY ISJYOORS.)
You X Told oo Hoio X .J y'S
Found it and wHeRE,Now JJ. a,1 ' ' C
3 t WISH Y0L YVDULON'r .. T. IT s V J J W
rtf
ITCi-tLJU ,1 a.'ssri.M'sawvfaiat.'.-'A f ' '' I II II
Mm
Sherrys Showing
"Her Man War"
Tonight 1 V
.lot la Ooulul' first Blar plrture,
"Her Mun o' War," In which the
oxntle Htnr U seen ns it Oetvnun
frnujein behind the lines In Ger
many during the wiir, scored a de
Thled hit on Its presentutton at tht
Sherry theater yestenlny. WlUluin
Hoyd, the hero of the The ltond
lo YeBlenlny," 'The -VoIku Hoat
inun" and other sixteen 'suecesiu'S,
pluyed nppotilte MIhk CJoudul In the j
. hecnmeH n Rpy. Hhured stellnr hon-
I ora with MIhh Goudnl.
drama and thrills. It Is a war pic
ture of u vastly different type to
those ordinarily shown on the
Korecn. The scenes are laid behind
the German lines und wlill. the
characters are reminiscent of war,
no buttle-scenes ure shown. It Is
a charming love story amid the
atmosphere of war and it is the
more . rellshablc on that uccount.
It f.wus splendidly directed, by
Frank' I'rson und every rolo was In
tiie.hand of 'a thorough screen art
ist. - ;'..,,.
yComcdy and love'nnil ratld-flrc
thrills these serve 'to make -"Her
Mali o', War" a mosl notuble.screen
achievement. Mtss-Joudal was de.
Ilghtful In her portrayal, while Mr.
ltoyd-was, us usual, inunlike uml
thiiroughly convincing. The-support
rendered by Jlmmle Adams,
a ..screen .ronicdiun of excellent,
qualities. Grace Darmond. u well
known slur; Kay Ixslys, Frank
Relcher, Mtkhael Vavltch. Robert
Kdesou and Junior Coghlan. was In
every respect highly artistic. No
lover of red-blooded screen fare
can afford to miss this notable con
tribution to the screen.
Comedy show Ing . "The Great
icclde". .
"Battling Butler"
Features
Buster Keaton ,
llusier Keaton has taken his
frown -face, into tho prlno ring. At
least, he inasqnerudes as a pugilist
gets himself InVolvod In a peck of
trouble and finally hns to right the
world's champion. And who,t a
fight It Is! . i ". .' -
' The famous comedian's hilarious
venture .into.the roulms of flsllana
foriiis Ihchnsls o'f Hie plot of "llat
tllug Ulltler." Kenton's latest pie.
ture. now showing at the .Arcuile
thenlor. -.
. "Hlilttllng ltuller" Is dlfrerentl, It
has on absorbing Plot and Is lu-
vesied with elahoruto settings that
would, do credit to the . biggest
dramutlc productions.. The sup
porting oast, including vcupilvallng
Sally O'Ncll, Salt. Kdwnnls, Tom
Wilson, Francis McDnhuld. Mary
O'Hrleh, Kddle llorden and lluildy
1'Mne -is excellent.
The comedy gives Hustor the Op
portunity to ugain show his ver
snllllty, . He portrays a rich young
Idlor who falls In love, and then has
to posci us ft prlz.e-flghtor In order
to wln ilhe girl, whoso family be
lieves liini to lie ft weakling bc
caiisa of his fine clothes, valet and
luxurious . surroundings. The
comedian lakes tho name of'"llat
tllng Hutler", but when tho real
"Rultlet"- appears - on the 'srone,
lluster finds himself hopelessly
tangled In. the web of decepllnn.
How ho riuully triumphs and whips
the champion In u vicious battle
that makes the fight In the orl
glnnl "Spoilers"-look like a pelting
ptirty, 'provides a. sensational cli
max lil which thrills vie . with
mirthful moment.
Itondslil" markets made t2.ri,000,
000 In sales this year, according lo
ofrklal estimates.
OSIM'
WZ.THAT
AIWALAL
' - vV STAMP BOOK !.'
Hi a u .- . i ill
tt
C 'l-T sc
W WsMsaB-
Zane Grey
Western Has
High Romance'
A. fitsetnuttns: - lnvi story spun
nKitlnttl the iMieUttround of the
fur wt'Mt, with some of the 'moat
spie(noulnr scenic effects ever rec
orded by a onmeMi. That's "Mun
of the Korest", n Paramount ple
lure from Sune tlrey's novel with
.luck Holt,, (leorKia llnlc and Ml
lircndel In leudlntr rolee, which
opens nl the Ktar iheuier toiiay inr
a three
ilay run. ,
neslern narrative of nd-
This
venturous romuneo has been treat
ed by the director. John Waters.,
who also made "Horn to the West"
and "Forlorn River", In refresh
ing fashion. Of absorbing Interest,
the production Is not dependent on
freak horseman or marksmanship
or an exaggerated 'theme of con.
flirt, hut Instead, presents a plau
sible' romance In which the wilder.
! n ess background Is only Incidental.
Holt : offers another splendid
characterisation In the title role.
Georgia Hale, making her first ap
pearance In nn outdoor picture, en.
acts the heroine. A fine vein of
Comedy.' developed- by Kl Hrenilet
A I'onl salesman that works ror
the Perkins lMor company made
a splciullil Ktiguestliiii to me yes
lenlay. IVr bnve a wall pliuni'
heriv uml he sliagx'slcd wt malic
it ii llltlc handler by liming nj
phnne mi wc wniiiiiin iinvc io gii
(. Tlml Is ft spli niUil sliggcstloii.
Wc me going - to i-nrry It out.
Oiilcis nn coming In so rust here
mi hnven't time to stnml up to
lake them. I may get rnlter hut
think uf the Joy or linviiin; gconti
II.' ' - ''., , '' '''
We ni-e sclldlitg ' -1,000 feet tif
lunibei' up nl l''lvc Points. II will
I bo picked up hy It sled and liiken
lulu the iiiiHiutniiiK, prnminiy a
illlfei-ent illrei lliin front where tlu
Ivius esme frnnti If those farmers
IIIMIIOIII'll Wllll W "OH
weteu't too lli..v. U.- work. .llM'jf
probably '. wntililn't . Irnvc In buy
any inon' lunilmr, hut as long ns
nil the slicep men In the country
hnve must or llic tn:mey (' had
Just ns well have part of It.
We ihm't lu'iil hi speak nbout
the Kiiviil ciuil lis It speaks for
ll-elf. II is sin prising how lllili'lij
luinlier nun liuliiillig nuiicrmi i
luuii illsti'lbulcd over the (iraiule I
Itnuile valley with Henry Ford's I
ti-iutspnrtailoii. It litis inimiintcil
now to about 'J00,000 worth. WV;I
luivc saved a r"w ci-nts or II Hint
we are pulling right back Into
the city or l.ft Grande.
Here's Imping we gel lo furnish
the hiilldlng material ror the now
nnrmnl..
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
"The Poor Man's Friend"
Near Foundry. l'lioue Main 3411
No Sunday Business. ,
By Taylor
1 ONLY CALueP Y00 IN To 1
Tew.TCO THAT WerRE OiNABLE
TO FlNOTHE OWNER, AND AS
By Blosser
(50SA . t BEEaJ
IT TO STlCU
STAMPS 1MTO AA
3
usvici iwr
f ...... . . .ik'A
Professional Directory
This director g MpMsafs7 kaiMlr tor th. swtume t for
tbe oot-of-town rrader wko saas want th. name and address
of tome profmsloaal ataa It has been carefully prepared and,
will prove to be a ready aid to any reader la obtaining prompt
professional service,
- Classified For Quick Reference
Dentists
lilt. 4iKO. S. HOI'VMA.N nentlet,
over I,. & 1.. !rug Co. Teiu
phone Main C7S.
Architect
O. D. MII I EHi ArekltMti
II,,, tin 1
L Grand. National Bank sulldlnt
Music
BASTURit onnnoN tcHOOi
nir Muaiu
Violin . i Piano
Voice
Odd Vellows' Temple. Pnons 447-J
w ho scored heavily In "Tho ,cam
pus Flirt." Is carried with deft ill
rectorial touch.'; . '.. 'i.; .'
Others In lite cast Include War
ner Olaud. Tom Kennedy, Ivan
Christie. Hruce tlordon nnd -Vesler
I'l'Kg. ' ' -
The comedy Is "And George
Did". .-.''' '' ;' -
An engraved granite slab wll
mark the site of the ruinous Wash
ington Kim Instead or one or lis
descendants, as was suggested. '
ATM
CI
UGH IS Y
GER S
NAL
PeriUtent coughs and colds lead fa
serious trouble. You esn stop Uwm
now with Creomubion, an eniulaified
creonole that Is pleasant to Uke. Creo
luultiion is a new medical discovery
with two-fold action; it soothes and
beals the inHamed membranes and in
hibits irm growth. '
Of sll known drugs, creonota Ji rec
ognized by high medicsl autliorities as
one of the greatest healing agencies for
persistent coughs snd colds and other
forms of throat troubles. CKomulaion
contains, in addition to creosote, other
healing elements which soothe and heal
the infected membranes and Hep the
irritation and innamniallon, while the,
creonota goes on to the atontacli,' is ab
sorbed into the blood, snacks theses
of the trouble and checks the growth
of the germs. '., - .
i Creomiilslon. Is guaranteed MtUfso
tory "in ' th'tresent of persistent
coughs snd colds, bronchial anlhmu,
lirnnchllu and other forms of respira
tory disrates, and is excellent for build
ing up the system after colds or flu.
Munny refunded if any cough or cold is
not relieved after taking according to
directions. Ask your drumjiut. (auv.)
Astrologer .' '
, . . .
sirs. rRBDBRinsr Al.iaau
101 N Ave., La Grand., Ore,
. Readings dally, .
KNIGHT
Spring Canyon
Coal
KNIGHT LUMP '
SMALL LUMP
NUT SIZE
Always oji hand
VAN PETTEN
LUMBER CO.
Phone Main 732
for Service.
YOUR
BIG CHANCE
To Buy Cheap
Percolators ........$4.50
Electric Pvanges$7.50
Christmas Tree
Sets $1.50
Clamp-on Lanlps $1.50
Waffle Irons $7.50
Flashlights $1.25
Radio Set... $15.00
Wreaths ....$1.00
And
Many Other .
Bargains
La Grande
Electric
Co.
Physicians & Surgeons
I KK H. nocVT, M. D. , .
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Practice limited to disease, of tna'
Kye. Ksr, Nose ara Throat.
New Foley
Telephone
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Main is
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Main
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Physician and Surgeon.
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ya, Vlnr, Nose and Throat.
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Soiuiasr Building , . Main l
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Physician and Surgeon . , V
V Over l I.. Drug Store . .
Bus. Phone l-s.' Phone
Mnlh 07 Main C32- .
Osteopathic Physicians
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lot of run, you're all wet.. '.. s
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, Our Service reflect, amta-.
blllty, tfictency, understand.
1 Ing and eiperlenee. W da
not worry th. bereaved with '
details, nor do w. leave ds
. tall for them to worry
, "bout. - ' , '. : ' ',, ' "
Saodgraas & Zimmerman
Main 62
Your Chance
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Oregon Trail ' Memorial
Half Dollurs, ' with the
' covered wagon on on
side and the Indinn on -the
other a U. 8. Gov
ernment coin can be
-purchased here forfl.OO.i
Purpose ts to rnlse funds
for the erection of me
morials for Oregon
Trail and Pioneers.
A Fine Souvenir
UNITED STATES
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FOR WOOD
CUTTING
Cross Cut Saws,
Sledges, Wedges
and Axes
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