LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
'-"Mondavi- Jakihry Zi;-'X&.
Pace Fipht
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DEPENDABLE
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It's I'j27, all", w.11 with rh
worlfl anl thr l'rltir uf W.ilf: has
f:ili'-n off hift hor."" ;ur:'in.
BEWARE THE
CO
I
IT HJK ON
iVrsulrnt rough anil rU lend to
erious trouhle. You c. n slop thfr.i
iwff with Creo million, .in r.i-i-i-iic-l
creosote I tat is pl-ai-mi in t-J: Or i
maUion is a ww r.xdpcJ i!.:v:r
-with two-fold artion; it t-irj end
haJ the in A imed mir-hr-tric and in
liihif perm growth.
Of ill known drills crro;,'.)- h rey
ognizrd l.yhijh rrrrjirjl aiiihoritic aj
cie of the crcafwt IteiKngaTifici f r
persilitrnt rouh and cWs a:ul othr-f
forma of tMro.lt troul Jr. (in oniufdior.
font-'jim, in adJition to crr-notc, other
hraJ:njc element with li soothi ami hcil
flie infected rnemiiranea and iop iho
irritation ami infUmnation, v'i'Io th3
creosote goes on to ttwi ah-mnch, is a!
aorhed into the Mood, a I rift's thru-;!
of the trouble and checLa tlif, growih
of I lie trrmi.
Creomulition U piuir.-intd aJi,fj
tory in the trr.itnirnt of rffsistriit
roujih and r,old, hroncliial 2f.thm;i,
lironehiti and oiltf-r forms of rffMrj
lory dinra,and lrxr.rlienr for hullU
injr up the ayslffn aflrr co'.-U or fl.j.
Money refund d if -my co'jIi orrold a
not relieved nftrr t:fc:njE a':i:ordiS to
direction. Aik your diuiat. t-tlv.)
10 Years Ago
Today
J'ruok llnrH-, flu Arl
Htorc man. iieMily ottcrel n
flutter with (be nr l!ii
morn In ;.
Accidents
I fnpM n in cu i y fiim(l HKh
ttlaiviilii'; frefiiM ney, ,
tU rreiaicil!
dohiwm A. lohiison
hoi hi;m i'
i flr-t nhl niilfll that
sluuihl Im- fit vsrry hoinr.
AT Hi M l'
Kr l Im do-r MH-k '( of your
NHlO.
TIm"! contn.'ii I In iin!
nci'dcd llilicles Tor rf:liitt
mill crrii lent rir t uhl.
9:1.00 I iirh
L. & L. Drwi Co.
0l!SiiSiliIllil!Hll!iIlIII9Illil31lilllIlia
. 1 r s
( !v Calm
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7
Jvitli!
rwkv
KERRY
last snow im; tonkjht
"So This
with Monte lilue - I'atsy Kuth Miller
Lil.vim Taslmian
Andre ISi.'i'iin-rt-i
' , Directed liy Knist Lubit.sch
You've never r;e;'ii (he Clinrbsttm (lanced
until you've Keen the mad, rapturous, fu
turist ir rhapsody of jov-cluckin-r knees in
. "So This Is Paris"!
Comedy,
"Arms And The Monk"
Maliiieos 2.rM! Kvcnines -:")C
11. am; Four km ihu.
KALK.U. Ore., .an, 24 AI'
Wing trouble in the air forced a
K'tiitlt bound airmail plan- bound
for Mcdford to the ground near
the foCige farm a few mile south
oT h re y sterduy morning. The
pilot was not ll'-niif h l. The plane,
took to the air again after a re
fi t aire from the north hud form!
f iilft HHn'-.-ilittlVf. 1
i ... ...
IF" A
(,imt l nifM n.'n-,', folk, or I riM-an
H'uMt ciciiiiig, us f a nt ltdephfjii.
hit' ii iv ad in Hie iiiofiihiif and
on won't t-Miil It until ewning. so!
iifrliniLM I kImhiIiI hh "If his, ace !
yon'.'"
I jii"! got bin U. fi i;in Tort land
1 s.ituifla afli lur.oii, I had mv
I life lii-orc-l !: RVOOt b; fore I
l rn v Icil imr the ley i-:!.
Cciildn't nfrord ' lo wlibon it
for J.'.e. 'Ih'nz iiifiinid l'or:lninl
tin i (' nfralla anil AM rdeen ntnl
lfofiilnm look very dinI and cold.
The silver thaw, heavy Ml own mid I'HISCO I'ltl IT
damn allimsphert. bad gatlM-ml cm Kt A NCIHCO. Jn. 24 fAC
fences ( lc,dm,. h r, ,.V(J(.,ul Ht;it(. MfiJ NVmm .s,.r, .
II wn iiilng a great thtmnge, H11I t . . . .. . ....
... . , lee) Apples 4 tier boxes. Cud-
I , ..r.,,1.1 l a llrnl II ,..,. fumy. SI.1..W
..! .mi ..rr . ..,..-. u , ,. ..: r..w
leiimdc nml I con bin 1 -ojx'iik lo . . . . ...
. .. higher. Common fttoragea, a size.i.
my wire. I railed up our nlgl.f A v tt ' ..
,. , , 1 $ .IH'o !... Northwest rn: liome
nml Ihr telephone Hue oiimled .... ... ,
Ilk.- n rryi,.v ,,,. I. y mmU-' 'tV'"t'" ' .' V-
, r.,r -:.ii j..i ih- ... -'" -7,; ch"'r- l;.,:
' 1 Hpilzenb.'i gs ! , $2.oo 'n 2.2.-:
ir you r.anl lo see. mhiii bni-.,.,nry , , 0-, , ,MI. rIolr(.t ji.-;,
UiiilM fit diioi-s ou bml Mtler .-lhle , , , ),,( (1M x F, $2. Ho', 3.o.;
mount this wny glas door. fIinf.Vi $2.154,2.50; New towns XF.
c.immoit diHir., nml ganme dinir-. ., 0o. fanry $ i.co-i, 1.75; Wlm
Tlihiii liHik iiiUlity Kxl I" I XF. $2.2Hli 2.5o.
(ramie, wv an- ooniK a iiim 1111.
liic-M (isluy aln-tidy. However, we
an out of emit three innii' cur
lends it ifjtile. j
Claude C. Pratt I
Lumber Co.
"I lie I-ixir Man's. I rleud" j
.Nt!nr I'tMiiiilr, I'hone Main 2JM
fi Kuitilar Itn.lnM.
SERVICE
, tiTiclcrvt,
.Helpfal
iayour rvour'
Wtk
lon ypv.rictt,wi uiulrt.in'i.
Wc AlLcnA .vcrilTi'inil .
vii - & you. a.t mutk. as
poVjiMe from urmtceMiy worrit
Let l- liclp youwitU intcD'M
5ym-AlnUc Service r yottx st
tnir.ilia.iioii to ytir ocitfcd,
I!(lincnK:unp
Alriary
Main VJ,
Is Paris
PRODUCE MARKET
GAINS STRENGTH
Practically All Lines Dis-
I rilavinir Firmpr TVn.
i j -
deney Today
I'OU'n.ASli. Or.. Jan. 24 (Af)
j 1'ractkiiHy all lin-a of farir
i produce are iltHplayina; a ftrm'T
! r nl'iK y h thv wfk orM-n, ti
i to whit r rendition prevail inr
ov r moAl fit Vi' country, locally
ref?it wt r- lijrht today with n.tl
rnouifh tmdinir to rt;ally t-KtuhlMh
d'-flnitc Uvv.
The f iinir alunif prod tin- row,
howvr, iJt t hat pf lr A ill trf:
firm o the first offt-rtrtK-H and
(Oittinii' hitrhrr ii ionir aa no
and frc-zinjr t rnp'-raiorcH hold on.
Kvi n th- poor potato niiti K t Is
Hltowtriff a hcnlti'T undertone.
Whlh- Hu rt! urr t w biiy-m In
thj country and hid to th'Kro-.v-j
-r rr-niuin tft-n'-cally around ll. t'i.
to $ I .Ho, nhippintc inquiry )m Ik t-!
t-r iiO'i w it h a Jtroad' r outh-t j
prtcf-B may Htrenjrth'-n.
Ad ltd niorif-nium hax b-rntriv-
-n ih.- upward trend in tit.- onion
mark t l.y th- (orin ron.lttion
The iniirk't. already firm, is now
h o v, 1 n k fractional ud vanrot.
Whoh-JKili r today arv o;uotjnr ii"4
y How nuMh a at )4.wt p r ewt.
iiml t-v n tioiilnrf vnri U M uh hit; i
a J3.ua. Ir) the country hold n I
w ill not listen to offer und.-r
$3.50 and omv of them hnvb vi-
Mionft of u .".!jo market in th
n-ar future.
Country dressed mt at arrival
were light today and a nominal (
8 mount of husine-as wa don.
f'hoice light calves are fitm at I "i
ten's and hogs at 17 ccnt.
Kgg receipts continue about nor
mal in lte of the cold weather.
' ll
I"r
market is firm, dim to th"
ensel consumption.
T h e 1 1 ve po u 1 1 r y m a 1 U e t alio v.
a slightly improved tone .it nee the
cold wave.
J'ecdpta are not ao lunvy and a
better tall is shown along t li
ft reef. No change In prices.
I tu tier production ia faliin? off
ii nl the market la shown I? a
strong undertone.
i(...r(l Ciiiifornti wtnt,
N'eltH.
$3.3i '".7f.. NTlhivcil.Tn 1'.
Join., $:. 'V, 3.7.".; faiu-y. $:t.tKt
I.2S Im; Wlnlrr N' Ma XI'
'11 S.'n.
$3. ou
Woman Would He
Chicago Mayor
Ci',(10. Jan. 21 ( A 1' )-- A wo.
man joined the ranks of candi
dates for mayor of Chicago today
when Mrs. Johnna (iretrg. member
of the board of education, fileil a
petition to place her name on thn
republican primary ballot.
.loyr William K. leverH. v. ho
s' ek rchomlnai Ion by the d mtt
ct alM, whs the only dcmoeralte
caildidale file, but two ut her
republicans filed.
TALKS A( "1 It SS CON TI X I..N T
Mi;ii'Oi:l, (ire.. Jan. 21 f A I ' )
Alts. H11 Trowhrlge tf this city
yi-sti-rilny ui'tei noon heard the voice
of her brother. M. F. (luck, drug
wist of Mrooklyn. N. V.. for I he
tiihi time in ift years, when they
tiikd Tor 20 m ill ut 1 h over the
traiiM-colilitieiit.tl t -le phone.
THE
. .
! l iB I Avoid time-wastinn. innnvji.n'riot:,,
- Vvrv ''k " Bit on the road to merchandise i-nli,t r?r,rt V
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
I.IVfJIMJOl, U'HKAT
I.IVKItPOOL. Jan. II (Al'-cio-:
Wh.at i to 11 hlrh-r;
March lo, ('1: May loa, z4:
July I On, t "-.!.
rOHTIVI U'HK IT j i'iik fifstrr-tdc lu" to 200 pounds,
r-0tTIANlF. Orp., Jan. l ( AVt j 1 2'-fl 'V 1 -Wheal
Hflll hard while, har t Cattle l.oO; choice fel steers
j hard winter, $1.31; northern
apnnjc. i eit-m ri. i .-'.
Today' car recripta Wh at. 37:
flour, ; corn, 4; oats, I ; hay, '
( IIH.V.O C'Asif
HI'AIIO, Jan. 24 (Af ')
Wheat Vo. t red. $ I.3U;
hard, $143 1.44.
I'orn N'o. 2 mixed.
'&hi :
No.
7-S
(XUr; So. 2 yellow. 0r.
Oata No. 2 white, .lu HI
N'o. 3 'white, 4ii 4?.
Itye not quoted.
Mwtey So oc.
Timothy 8eed$H.'M' S.7.1,
I'lover aeed $2.u 32.5M.
Lard- $12.35,
ltibn $ I .;').
iPdtic-a $ I A7.
; WnCCt C OntltlUeS
On Upward Swing
CHM'A'iO, Jan. 24 flty the A -'
aooiated I'resa).- -peii;tiif o
I 'itC hlKli'r, wheat h- re i or d
furfh r rafn. torn, oala and
i ' ,
vWoM . W r"'
firmer, con
S r, 1 Ise and
starting
holding ne-ar to
Wheat closed
net higher;, corn,
Initial figure,
firm. . to
' to- down;
ic off, and
: provisions
unchanged to 15' 1 7c
roisri.AM u i-srocK
I-OltTI.ANO, Ore.. Jan. 24 (AC)
'Cattle active; calves Hop tu $1,00
'higher; receipts, cattle, 'jo (;
through): calves, 24a. Hteers.
good, $S.3H'e.fi3i; medium. $7
I 4, H.3H; common. $1.25 it 7.5a;
nera and culler alei-r. $4. HO -i
C.7H; helfi-ra, good. .Z7t't 7.i;-'; f
common and medium, $5.25' 7.2.'-.
eon, ijood, $1. How ."."-; common
and medium. $.ooi 6.50; lowcui-j
ter and cutler, $2." ( 5.00; bull;.
gootl f yearlings excluded ) , $'i.imj i
ft 6.75; cutters and medium (en-
ner anl bolognas), $ 1,001 a.m!: j
calves, medium to choice (mi'kj
fed excluded), $s.5a'o lo.Hh; (-Ulhl
and common, $r.ro 'o h. ,-; veab-rs,t
medium and choice, $1 l.oof l-'I.Ho; i
cull nml common, $S.no'o ! I."".
Hog Ht rong; receipt. :i0 7T. J
(I2HI through). Heavy weight
(25') to 3 Ho lbs. ), medium, goo 1 j
and choice, $lu.2n-,' 11.75; mrdiUMj
weight (2io to 2 Ho lbs,), common,,
medium, good and choice. $ i 1.2 '-j
"(rl2.;u; IikM weight (loa to 2o'
Iba.), common, medium, good anil
choice, $l2.r0'o- 12.75; tight lighl
( l;io to Mo lbs., common,
pe-d-
lu in, good and choice, $ 1 2.-.'-v
12.75: nacking hog ( rough nml
smooth). $J.Ho'.t 10,50; slauht ri
Ipiqs ( 'Mi to 1 3o bs. tu'diuio. j
good and choice, $ 1 2.ooft 12.7 ': t
fei-dtr an 1 stock'-r pig (7o to ::t
lbs), medium, guol and choice,'
$ 1 2.00 'tt l.l.Ho.
I (Hofi or oity hog and roaating
I pbr excluded (n above i-uolu t
Hons. J
nu
p nominally st'ady; r'-i-etpts
r2'. Iiuilis, medium to choit-",
$:j.iinl l. 5: lambs. culls and
Common, $S.O0 'n :i.o; y arling
Wfthers, iiKfliiiiii to choice, $7.oo
Ji.ftti: ewe, common to ehoic .
$4.oot ii.oo; culls, $2.oo 'o 4.oo.
Oiiltble (luolstiona based on b si
Ml. Adams. Kasterri Dnt'iin, on l
simibir ty;e lambs. F w alley
' lambs selling al-ov $ I n.;,n.
It lakes a certain amotnit of
courage face an enemy. Some
penple di all their finhliou over
the telephone.
CMICAt.O (,H.IX
open High Lou
t III '-, hill til; 10 '
..i.U'.'ii :tii t:.! en
Wheat
May .
Inly ..
Sep
GREAT FALL OF
W.-P-7X 7 KfSfS , ) 1 fl
C'fHCAMJ I.IVF.STK'K
i'HICAfKJ, Jan. 24 ( A lV. S.
pftrtment of Asrririilture.
Ilosfs 42,oio; mostly li to ISc
hijCher; early top. $13.30 paid tor
w vera I loa da tsn to 2 4'i pound.tr
i choir 1,411 pound bullock i.f
t a; n ikiktk ui year; oeai year- i
linr. $12 25; veulrra Hoc lower; !
j mostly $ l l.tt ! 2.00; other cia&a-4
ateudy.
j Hhe p 1S,oi0; fairly active; tat
iaitit) opening around 2."c hifftie--:
J hulk wooled lam ha, $ 12.25 I2.7S;
I choice kind scarce; uaking around
it ($ 1.1.00 for het off -rinKa: wason's
j firtt I'otorado rlipfx d lamha h -ld
,;ibove tll.fo; ah-ep Meady; fat
j f i $6.oo 7.oo; choice yearliruT
wethers around $11.1(0; f.-edintf
lamha firm; UesiruMe feedera,
$l2.f' 13.1'), medium kinJ
around $ 12.25,
Ni.v YoitK ritriT j
NKW Oi:K. Jan. 21 IAP).
Kvaporaied .'ippl'-a ban-ly Htady;
ehoice, 'j 4 l o c; fancy, 1 1 l4 t
II c. l'run'- firm; ( 'aliforntana.
; '' I--i-. On-ffons, ft1! tzc: ap-
rii-ota Kt-ady; Htandards. '
22e; choice, 22'i'21e; Jt i a
choice. 24''o2vc; p-achcn, lrre-
pr-;ula.r: standard. 12
' I 4 '-;(; choic. '
choice, 14!
134 M'.jc: extra
AIAI1KJ71S
Poultry (live weight)
I Heavy broilers 14c lb.
j Light broiler I 6c lb.
! ib-avy hen Die lb.
i Light hens 121 He lb.
! fits? 8c lb.
I Flour.
I Hard Federation (bard
an-17 0 t"1-1-0
.. : Hofl wheat $7.40 bbL
LA fHAXIiF2 ltl.TAIL MARKETS
Dairy.
I.ard Id ls.. $1.70; 5 lbs. 85c.
Itutter. creamery ibCa $1.00.
I-:gga -40c.
Cheese 3 ffi 40c a pound.
Honey, com!) 30c lb.
Vegetables.
Totatot a 'J Iba. 25c
CaulifiowerI 5 H ?0c.
Ceh-ry heart 20c.
Hv.ei-t potato 2 lbs. for 15c.
Turnips fie. ll.
Spinacli 15c lb.
Carrot 4c lb.
Parsley luc bunch.
Cai.bage 5c ii.
Walla Walla onions 5c lb.
Green yeppors -35c lb.
Lettuce iui 15c head.
California tomato -30c
lb.
for 35c.
Parsnip 5c lb.
Celery 20c kt:nch.
FtiiIi.
Artichokes 2oe each.
Ajiph --5c lb.
liana nas -J 5c lb.
I .emons 4 ec doz.
Orang a 55 'o 7or doz.
Tokay grap- 15c lb.
Sugar.
Cane sugar $i;.'jS 7.26.
Flour.
Soft wheat $8.20 bbl.
Hard lederat ion $s.20 bbl,
I'tHiliry.
Chickens 25 -o 32c lb.
Meats ami Fi)i.
Heef boil 10ftI2c lb.
Chopa and ate.iks 25c lb.
Sa I ii ton ( st rift ly fresh) 5e I
Halibut - ;::.c lb.
Clams - loc lb,
(.'rat- - 35 f-t 4oc ,
Gasoline.
Gasoline, regular, retail 24c.
I IO'., 10
t::i '.,
CHINA
Reaction Sets
In: Wall Street
Close Irregular'
NEW VOT:K. Jan, 24 (Al;. j
Reactionary price t ndt nct a pr?- ;
dominated in to-Lay 'a strck mark-1
despite the ataKin of vigorous
huiltnh demonMrationa in ti ael t-t-
I'uhllcution of a relatively ponrj
report by the Hudson Motora far)
company provided another txcti-.
for kellin prtaaure ariinst the
motors and standard industrial.
fst-vrral of which sold down to 3
i poinfji below Saturday's final nuo-1
j tutions. A !-w. such as I'nited
HI ate fast Iron I'ipf-, J'orto Ui
ran Hiiffar and fVntJiry Ribbon,
broke five point or mori-.
Whefdin and like Krh iasij'-s
were iifrain the nter of interest,
the common soaring over eijrht
point to a n--w record high at
HC . or Gnoiu 2a point above
last vveek'a low. Huldwin, I'ofo
rado l'ue. t.'lmtt, I'-abody and
Hadto Corporation all rose 3'
to C'-i points.
The closing was irr ?ular. West
ern Maryland was run up to 3oi
and th- ai-cond preferred Zil.
both n-w high. Some apeclul
ti broke badly, Commercial Sol-
j renta It lo.sinjf ti
' er A 5-j and II.
fturns Itrotli-
II. Macy 3'i.l
I Total .u!e appro Imat
d l,7o.)oo I
share
roirnAM risoin i i;
l OltTLANO. Ore, Jan. 21 (AT)
-Kffg Steady; receipt light. ur-
. rent receipts. 2Sc: fresh medium.
j 27c; fresh standard firsts, 2r;
! frefih atanrard (Xtraa, 3oc.
l:uttT atrong. Kxtracube. city.
j 16c; standard. 45 '-jc; prime first.
!44'': firsts. 41 Vic; print, 50c;
I cartttn.-, Ic
AHlk steady. Ht at churning
I cream 4..? in valley, 4'Jv net, ship
wheat) ! pera track in zono 1. Cream de-
live red
pound.
Portland,
Haw milk
50 52c per
( 4 per cent).
$2 cwt f. o. b.
I'o'iltry steady.
Cortland.
Heavy hens, 25
lc; aprlnirs. 22
f''t 2ne; 1'ekin
colored nom-
, 35c; dreaaed,
$1.40 1.50 pc.-
j "it 2Sc; light. 204 :
j 'it 2Sc; broilers, :
j white duck, 3oc:
t inal; turkeys, live
40-s 4 3e.
1 I'otatoes steady,
i sack.
j Onions steady;
: 2.5o.
lilTTKKFAT
S N Fit ANCIHi'O, Jfin. 2 (AI)
- Hutterfat f. o. b. San Francise ,
MEURALGIA
ITS or headache rub the
-tu b the forehead
-maltnnd inhale the vapors
VA PO RUB
Ov, 17 Million Jar Und Yearly
F
A Buying Guide
Before you order dinner at a restaurant, you con
sult the bill-of-fare. Before you take a long trip by
motor-car, you pore overroad maps. Before you start
out on a shopping trip, you should consult the adver
tisements in this paper. For the same reasons!
The advertising columns are a buying guide to you
in the purchase of everything you need including
amusements! A guide that saves your time and con
serves your energy; that saves useless steps and
guards against false ones; that puts the s-t-r-e-t-c-h '
in family budgets. '"
The advertisements in this paper as so interesting,
it is difficult to see how anyone could overlook them
. . . fail to profit by them." Just check with your
self and be sure you are reading the advertisements
regularly the big ones and the little ones. It is
time well spent . . . always.
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for tlil column
be In by 9:00 a. m.
I
t
f.lCI or THANKS !
We n ish to express our appre
ciation for the kind sympathy and j
floral offering extended to ua by.
, otrr frit-nds and netzhlora In the'
paaaing of our daughter, wife. ai3
, ter, and mother. Mr. Verda Iav
la, and fsnerially to express our
gratitude to thu I l, H. and their
' r lioir for their services, also the
American Legion, and to Uohnen
kamp for tiu-ir k indues to our
families.
W. H. MeMurren and Family,
K, (i. Davhs and Family.
1-24-ltp.
Serve wv Grocers No. now
open. 3'r-day credit to rosponsibl-'
people. Free did i very. I'hone Main
51. . 1-li-tit
No need of suffering from akin
trouble or any form of eczema
when our new prescription at a cost
of $l.oo will give you fiilet relief
and produce a cure In moat in
stance In a month. Sold only by
Silverthorrt-Wriglu'a Family Drug
Store. l-22tf
For a limited time big load
good dry chain w ood, $4.50 c. o. d.
I Mum 547. 1-3-tf
Servevvel Grocers No. so now
open. 30-day credit to r sponsible
people. Free delivery. I'hone Main
OKO. 1-1 S-Ct
SKI-: - SKK - ski;
See the 25c. 4Sc and 'Jhc tabh-a
at l:iehanlson'9 Art and Gift Shop
this week. It will pay you.
1-1 7-ot
I CO little Liver Toucher for 25c.
I The best pill .sold for women und
children. Sold only by Silverthorn
I Wright's Family Drug Store. l-22tf
School Fund now available for
rami loans in Fnion t.'oimty. Seo
If. K. Dixon, Foley liuilding, Ijl
Grande, Ore. 2-16-tf
Ilcmsiitclifng. pleating, button
boles. cU Xortoa's Khldy Shop.
lo-14-if
If you are threatened with Iji
j Gritipe nml want quiet relief, try
jour concentrated prescription for
i LaOrippe. It will relieve you In 24
'hour. $1.50 a bottle sold only at
f Silverthorn-Wright's Family Drue
Store.
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HKIT KU I'KTt TtF.S
Your picture are better when
enlarged nn hand-tinted by ittch
nrdson. "The Art Man." He gtv.-s
your work the same careful utt en-
ioh tvpH m.
M i
- 1 Gramk-, On.
Girdle for Comfort
A Lmdy-Lyk Sucmm -
This girdle snuggles',
over '.lie hips with', de
lightful lit. Elastic gives
comtort.
Proridinf -,
Stylish -
Cootoor -
At this,;
price, an un- f
equaled little",!
corset for '
both the'.'
miss and the j
matron. .
$1.98;
tiou (hat his does to his own. to-'
larglng und tinting of both Ht'vuI .
cry und photograph. is his
dully. Huvo , Itichardson - TniM
Art Man' enlarge, hand-tint an f
frame your pictures, at itlchurdv!
son's Art und Gift Shop. Always
' 1-lT-tf
XOTK fc TO CTtKDITOItS -
NOTICK IS HKItKilY GIVt-;N?
I i nai. - j , i... .ieyers naa neen .,
pointed by the County Court ofij
it'nfon County, .Oregon, Kxecutor
of the last will and teatamenr of
John II. Fisher, deceased. All pir!
ons having claims ugaiiiat the.-lsy
tate of the said deceased are n-t
;tuired to present them, wfthprop-r
Jer vouchers, to the said Kxectitd-v1
at h(.s office in the La Grany-
i National Jiunk, ; Ijl Grande, On
gon, within six months from tim
date of this notice, . ' - ': i
F. U MEYKUK. ;
Kxecutor of the l-at Will n-
Testament of John 11. Fish
er, defease!. -' '
Jan. 24-31 Feb. 7-I4-2L -..
XOTICi; TO CKKDlTOItS ,(
Notice ia hereby given -that- tl'
undersigned has - been duly i
pointed by the County Court
the StMt of Oregon . for Union
County, administrator of thn
tate of Olive Stansflcld, deceaic-tj
and ha qualified sa such., Ja1
persons having claim ugainst fct'id
estate are hereby required to iVi;e,-
sent the same, vrrlfifid ns require Jg
by law, to the underKigied at tho
office of his attorneys, Green 1
HeflH, at Ia Grande, Oregon, ,iv0i
In six months from .the dalo hen.-
Of. 7 . - " " -
Dult'd at La Grande, Oregon,
this loth day of January. 1027.
WILLIAM A. STANSF1 ELD,
Administrator.
OKBK &. HB8S,
Attorneya for Administrator.
Jan. 10-17-24-31 Feb, 7.
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