La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 01, 1927, Image 7

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Tuesday, February 1, 11X27.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties
NEWTODAY
l.ORT Mouse key on chain. lt.
.' turn to Observer. 8-111
KOl'NII Jun. IRtli. In Dr. Bouvy's
office, purse.' containing money, i
Owner tifayhnvo name by tdentl- ;
fyintr It ut lir. Itouvy's officii. '
. , ' .-. 2-i-at
OH It K NT Six- room furnished
house. 2 1 113 Klrst. Inlilr s 10?
Kirat. 4 . . . ' 2-l-tf
i" h On 8AI.H Oil THADK An hill-
tL tulion irniner lounge in tuir con
P I illtion. A bargain
eurnltll.e
::xcl.ane;p. -474-J.
!-l-lf
KOIt PAI.K OK THADK-1-A Ifond j
quartered onk ifr-nurr, Ycnoty
plalo mirror; irood as now. Vtir-'
nlturo . ..xohariK'. 47-l-J. Wv!
huy, hI1 or t ratio. 2-l-!f
: 1
l-'Olt HAI.K Olt THA DH Ono 83.-
Jtwel Itunn Special watch, ktoI'I
run .11. Thla is a hartcutn ;
ami will not Inst I on if. Kurnl
tiiro KxchatiKO, ,2-1-lf
KOIt SAD!-: !l)!t -TUAIMO Olio
good HtovonH K'-truiiK" HholKtin, i
,lnpt8liano, .urnituro J-Ixrhunjf'.
174-J.V ' " ' 2-1-if
I Oil SAI.K OH THA DIC Hurifalns
In now. anil usort Perfoctlon Oil
lltorH. - Kui nfture Kxchong'.
474-J. V ' ' "', ' ;' 2-1 -tf
VIANTKD TQ HUT. Oil THADK
"l-'oi Korul ' uboiI furniture and
hmiKO furnflilnmi. ."'urnlturn
i Kxohantfo, J'Y.nn'd Joff. 474-J.
2-i-tf
WIIITR- MNK rrCKlGHT AND
KXPItKKS Portland, Mcachum,
Kutnolu. 2 p. in. Tuesday and
Friday. llrpot Horvlro to follow
Mntf pointn'oii -Wullowu Hrun':h
l.tno: linhttr. ' Iv'lKln, ' Mlnnm,
Wallowa. J.OMtlno, Kntcrprls;.''
Auto Kroiht. Torinlnul Phono
C73. ' r i ; 2-1-lm
l-'OH IIRNT: Klvc-reoni furnished
apartment with furnace nnd pi
ano; . also u. 3-rooin : furnished
apartment with- sereened-ln
poreh. fall at ,1913 . Cedar or
plioue 2S2-K. -
T. "foh rent
KOIt. KENT Modern apt. Corner
. 6th and N, cull M7-M. i-3i-;it
KOIL REIT Kurnlshed apart-
inent. Kdenliolm. 4fi.i-i(. 1 - i-t:
l'T)R RENT Apt. Cnll 481-W.
V. I
1-29-
J'OU ItRNT Threeroom house
,ncar hlh school. . llll-W. l-2i.ir
JiXDR RKNT T.lBht housekeeping
rooms. 1612 Adams. )'h. 2&7-.I.
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FOR RRNT -Apt. 11107 Penn.
.'' ' , 1-10-tf
FOR 6AJLE AND TRADE
KOIt BALE Ciood range an-1
. . phonograph with HO recoril.i.
Call .Main 417.- 2101 Second St.
, 1-31-21
FOR SALE uood used player
ptanor - at a bargain, on easv
terms. Eastern Oregon Music
Co. 12-1-tf
, v ivju RENT
Strictly Modern
3-room apartment with bath,
full, basement, furnace. In best
residential 'district.-' Allen Apt.
Call Main 643. 1507 Fourth St
MOM'N' POP
YJtLL.CHICK THIS XOUR
TweNTIETH BIRTMOAV-VOU'Re
RAPICLY QR0WING INTO MAN -H00D.0VJT
WV6 N6W6R HAD
ANY RESPONSIBIUTY AS A
PRESENT I'M aOIMQ TOOIV6,
YOU SOOO
rRECKLES AND HIS
N. ft tt7 A ( ALWAVS 6IVJES 7e-
COOKiesffi . Ef .-' 1ft IS AAScooKiBy fc
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Observer
Want Ad
Rates
(Coont five average words
to the line.)
Per line, 1st Insertion 10c
Per Hue, each added consec
utive liucrtlon To
Minimum cliuree on one or
tier 5o
RATES BY MONTH
1 lines, per month S2.50
3 lines, per ntonth. a.Z5
4 Hues, ier nionth..-S4.00
6 linen, per mouth ,M.7a
Koch additional line over live
rharircil at fioo per line per
month.
CASH IN ADVANCE la re.
quired, on all classified orders
to earnj these rules, lllicuer
rates charged on all credit In
sertions. Copy for all classified orders
must be In this offlue by 10
A. M. 1AY OP INSERTION,
8iop. orders on ad Inserted un
til further notice must be re
ceived by the same hour or ex
tra Insertion will be charged.
Telephone orders solicited.
Cnsh rates may bo earned on
phone orders by payment on or
before dute of lasi Insertion.
PHONE MAIN I
"An Observer Want Ad
Will Do If
FOR 8 ALE Herbs. Oood medi
cine for rheumatism, stomach,
kidney, bowel, liver, bladder and
blood troubles and flu. H. J.
Rouch . at Chris Miller's, 1510
Adams avenue. 1-14-lmp
FOR SALE New piano with
bench to match: (10 per montb.
at price of used piano. Eastern
Oregon Musio Co. 12-i-tf
WANTED
WANTKII Children to cure fo
hy Mrs. l-'rnnk Panford at Hlt
Kard. Ore. l-:ll-2lp
VANTKI Itoomera and hoarders
close In.' Phone 1.83.-M. 1-29-lt
WANTKII TO RENT Five to If.
ncres wltli equipment in view of
buying. Write pai-tleulurs to 1408
Washington nve. l-29-3t
MONEY TO LOAN on elty -property;
Interest 7, Union .Mnrfc--gage
& Investment Co., New
Foley Hldg. 128-6t
WANTED Raw furs. I pay the
highest market price promrtly.
Also have large stock of made
. up furs. Alterations and repair
ing. Chris Miller, 1510 Adams
avenue. 1-14-lmp
WANTED-CIeanlng. pressing and
alteration work on both men's
and women's clothing. Expert
workmanship. Phone The Ward
robe, Main 72. 1 0-1-1 m
MISCELLANEOUS
MONEY Easy monthly payments.
Low rates. See J. R. Oliver.
1-4-lm
The mirror was of great signifi
cance lo the ancients. In Kgyp'.
it was In the hnpe of the solar
disk to indicate the connection
between the mirror and tho sun
pod; in China mirrors wore plact
in great numbers in graves; in Ja
pan tho mirror 'was part of the
Imperial insignia, along with Die
sword and tin? jewel.
T . .1 1 E.l -TV.
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M, f-ujs AlUfT
W W- V . VI '
WILL WUKK
v ooco
Forme? )
A bowser!
XOU lrN
FRIENDS
USED CARS
SKVKRAL' J!128 Ford Coup.
that took and art HUenew,
These cars have1 all neces
sary equipment. (
PKItKINS MOTOll CO. '
YOUR INCOME
' TAX
X. 1 1
Tho rovonno not of l!t2fl pro
vides that In dt'tormlninfr no! In
oorno thfiv Bhull ho ullowtMl lnH
vlthiutM ociiuln Bpt'ctflod dodur
tlon from ffroBS luoorno, such u.-
hllHillfViS OXpPllBOB, Iohhos, intoii'si
pnld, bud dt htB, tlcprooiatfon, iviit,
oonlrlliutlons, to. DotluotloiiH for
liuBincBM rxprnsos form the lurff-Ht
ItoniH In tho rt'turnK of mnny tuv
payors. Such tloiltirllons must havo
ortutn quulltlcu to ho ullbwo'l.
Thry nitiBt roluto to a htislnoBH.
truth, profession, or vocation n
which u . tuxpiiyt'r hns invoatod
tlmft und inonoy for tho purpot'
of-a llvollhood or profit. A hi x pay
or may conduct nioro 1 hint one
business und claim a deduction for
tho hUfllncvH expenses of ouch, pro
vided ho devotofl . sufficient time
and uttenilon to rnclu'1 ,
Typical cxpensoa of u mercuntile
ostnhllshment are umountB pu:d
for advertising, hire of ch'rksund
other cmployeoB. rent, liBht. heut,
water, telephone, InsurtineP uiuf
delivery expense. The expenses of
a manufacturing business Include
labpr, raw motorlul. Biipplhis, r-1-pulrs,
Uffht nnd heat, power, sell
ing costs, administration, and .sim
ilar clmrgeB.
A profes-sional man, such as a
lawyer, iloctor, architect, elc, nuy
deduct the cost of supplies us -d
in his practice, expenHes paid In
the operation und rupaii of an
automobile n.se d In making pro
foBsional culls, duoB to profession
al societies, subscriptions to pro
fessional journuls, office rent, cost
Hirht, fuel, water ami telephone
used In his office nnd the hlr"
of nft'lcc assiBlantB.
Tho farmer niny deduct nil
amounts paid In the pi oiluctio.i.
harvest In? nnd marUetlng of crops,
including lubor, cost of seed and
fertilizer used, cot of minor re
pairs to farm builillngs (other than
dwelling), and Hinall tools used
'up In tho course of a year or two.
A traffic policeman of wood
clothed in full uniform und hel
m(4'dlrepts trafTio 24 hours each
day on u corner of U" highway of
Brandenburg province.
THAT BABY YOU'VE
LONGED FOR
.Mrs. Hurl on AiIvIscn Women on
Motherhood and Compunlcm-hlp
"For several years 1 was denied
t he blessing of mot herhood."
writes Mrs. Margaret Hurt on if
Kansas City. "l wus terribly ner
vous nnl, subject to periods of ter-1
rible. suffering and melancholia.
Now 1 am the proud mother of a
beautiful little daughter and a
truo companion and Inspiration to
my husband. I believe hundreds
of other women would like io
know tho seerrt of my happiness,
and I will gladly reveal it to any
married woman "who. will write
mo." Mrs. Hurton offers her ad
vice entirely wilhout charge. She
has nothing to sell. Letters should
j be addressed to Mrs. Margaret
' Hurton, 211 G 6 MasMnehuselts, Kan
sas 'ity. Mo. i 'orrespondeiieo will
;bc sti Icily confidential. Adv.
One More Grand
AlllfS VOI V A VMffT IM I ICP AUn
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T"IAf IMSTIL.L IM VOL) A 1
c.l DPCPnMlOII ITV Tit AT CnMF.S '
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FROM rlftNDLINU MOfotsT 1 ftorc -too
HAKU nNV unt ur uu
Jay Wouldn't Trade
Succeeds Derby
b ! I !
Newer than the derby U tbii mP
black felt to b worn with tb din
tier suit
OFFICE
CAT
VMM MAUN MS.
Keultors should have n lot of
respect fur tho genliiH who first
put a table and a chair - In the
pantry and failed It a breakfast
nuiili, .
"''..
MY VAI-KXTIXK
r should like to send you violets,
All dripping with the dew; -
1 should like to send you panstOK,'
To tell my thoughts of you;
i should like to send red roses,
The symbol of love's hlls, v.
Jtut it's cheaper, dear, to write you
Just a little vei'M) like this.
,
Tho curate was trying to teach
j nit iMKiiiin-uin-w 4ii niiiicr i n rmu-
uiy .sen (mi i (iass. ...
"Why," he 'ak'ed, "does the
bride dewire to be clothed In white
at her marriage?"
When no one answered, he ex
plained: "While stands for joy, and
the wedding day Is the most joyous
occasion of a woman'H life."
Then n. small hoy asked: "Well,
why, do the men wear black?"
"Who rtlfvoTCl America?"
"Ohio." replied the little ulrl.
"No. i'oluinhus diKOovorel Amer
ica." "Yes' in. Coin m lii h wh IiIk first
name." . f
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1IDW TO 1I('K A III'SIiAND
While you're picking, pick a good
one,
Free from every vice; .
One whose worst foe (If he had
one)
Could but call him nice. .
l.'lck jjuj, one who's mil) untutored,
"Ah um xinddly iys, J
One whfTs Hpetit In peaceful -vlrtnft
All ;hfs earthly days.
I'lek put one by whom tohanco
Never has been used
One who's never flirted, gambled,
Rend bad honks or boozed.
Pick one out whose conversation
CUss-words ne'er defiled,
One who simply nays, "Oh piffle!"
When his tempter's riled.
Pick one out who's never trifled-
With a maiden's heart.
One who's had as yet no p met Ice '
In the kissing art.
Pick out one whose whole deport
ment Always is controlled,
One whose hands and arms ft re
never
Never over-hpld, .':
Pick one nut whoso thoughts nnd
actions "
Ne'er were k.nown to stray
Out beyond tho limits of the
Straight and narrow way.
Pick one out at whose perfections
, All one's heart Just melts.
And you'll have thn perfect hun-
. . band
For somebody elseM
Time
rDB6TT6R STICK
Ercrun&4.uiibii rvi - j r..-. i .
THIS THIA OF RONMlN5 AROOAlo- J
n. ii. 3rcriiNW wueJoi i
bV n BUNK- VH QOIN' TO
IJI TOM.ORROIXI AN WORK rlflKU X
'N-t am'cauj. mv fioufiSw. r
AA0CM .'AISSUS McS0OSEV
Ac i SWR COOKIES
'Cg AVHFOL.
600D.'.' ,
1
f-T anii -Meat
TILL :S "V!
AT-HIE
Talmadge at .
Sherrys In
"Prince of Pep"
' The general atmosphere of n
well organ lied riot, plus Hldc8pllt
tlng comedy, pervadws "Tho Prince
of Pep," Itlehard TalinndKO' most
recent production for l H. O. The
during star is at his best In the
role of a wealthy young Burgeon
who loses his memory through i;
blow on the head and who Hvcb
for a considerable time as a total
ly different character. Ignorant
even of his name und blissfully
unconscious of his rightful place
In society. The sensational ele
ments of the story huve been tem
pered with just the right amount
of i fun-muklng nnd horse-play:
nnd Incidentally Dick Tulmodge Is
fust becoming one of the screen's
host comedians as well ub un in
trepid stunt actor. A corking cast
Is hendetl by Nola 1. oxford, Mar
cellu Daly, Drlmudcy 8haw, Vic
Dillingham, and Director Jack Nel
son haa handled every angle of the
picture with remarkablef. clever
ness. "The Prince of Pep". which
will" appear lor the flrt time lo
cally ut the Sherry theater-'today,
only was - adapted for the screen
Jby.;Jnines'Mcll Smith, who had bo
i much success in weaving together
UiHHmg and amusing tales fortius
popular hero. ' . , ,; , , ;
"'-'Comedy showing. The Carter Do
Havens. ,ln "The Panic's On."' '
Menjou Coming
To Arcade .
Wednesday
' Can a brunette win a man from
a blonde.? .
. That's tho oucstton solved by
t'lllonde or Tiurnette," ' u Paru
mount picture starting Adolpho
Afenjou which will - show at the
Arcade theater Wednesday und
Thursday.
Blondes nnd brunettes of both
sexes will wunt to see thia film be
cause It depicts a battlo between
two clever women for the lovo of
the same man. Three marriages
and two divorces ure necessary be
fore the Issue la finally settled.
Greta Nissen, the Norweglen
beauty who played 4ln "Lost a
Wife" and "Tho King on Main
Street"-with -Mr. Menjou, Is the
blonde; Aiietlo Marchal, a French
actress .Inst seen as Jack Holt'a
leading womnn in "Korlorn Itiver,"
the brunette.
Mable Normand's latest comedy
Don't Prolong Your Suffering
PILES or other Rectal and
Colon ailments are a source
of coiutant annoyance, worry and pain.
Togetherwlth the reflex condltlonlwhkh
follow, they up vitality and strength, de
stroying health. And you but prolong
your suffering by neglect or patent med-
, Idnc and hoptti opcratkmt. My mctbisl lite,
t silt wlvuKcd la RKdicd Klcnot-proved cntun
. i i nmilb by thouundi of um tucccMfully tret.
. - eJ.uslbKkcdbymyCUAKAN.
-SS-- TKE TO CURE ANlf CASEOF
.I7,r PILeSorrafuiulth.fc.MylO0.
Stl P dcicilallve, llladrited
Book FKEE upon tcquctl.
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W-tiWT. ncAai a n
kJIrUK JC II. i-'-, I IS
U 9 O R k 00 N Of WAiHINOTON-
roatiANO oriicu: seattu offices:
Or OV.n Biiirdlns to. HI hafcr BullSIn
STmVaNDT MAIN 6TH AND PINK
,iw1a,uii hou.c o--ic rwuciic. ij -rut.
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AMDM6Be-T6L.U
SAME WIS
BOAI&ro
you FOB
VOOft
"Should Men Walk Wo mo", is also
on the program, :
Ben Lyon Makes
Hit in '.'
Comedy-Mystery
Hen l.yon has anoiher delightful
burlesque on a staid old drama
drawing card at the Star theater
today and .Wedneaduy In "Tho Per
fect Sap," a Klmt National picture
htised nn Howard Irvlnir Younir's
-Wn. M..rlinri" u-hlch mnri.t n hit '
on the New York stage last yea.r.
Just as "Hluebeard's Seven
Wives" poked a bit of fun at tho
movies themselves, so "Tho Per
fect Sap," slicks his tonguo In his
cheek and plays a mystery plot
Tor laughs.
lien 1 cast ns the booh-llkn son
of Idle rich purents who wants to
he a doted I ve. Ills adventures
with underworld eharactors In so
cial settings will provide, one of
tho best evening of entertainment
you have hud In many months.
Pauline fliarkn. Virginia I.en
Corhln; Sam Hardy and l.loyd
Whltlock glvo performances which
more than hear out Ihii; boast of
. II II II 1 1 -Hi I r l uai, - . .
"The Puritans",, ono of thn Yale
; l'nlverslly -Press' , Chronicles i of
Alnerlra Is also heliig'shown. '. '
PERRY PERSONALS
r pEltltY. (Rpeclail), Oiiy Trlpp
made a trip to I -a Ornndo last
week.' ' ' ' : '- ' " '-' -" V "-
Miss Frances Smith, who has
been vlslllnit friends In town, ro
turned to her home hern Krlday.
Mrs. l.oren Harris Is 111' at hor
home hero. ' . 1
Hurt Knll was a business visitor
In Iji C.rundn one-day lust. week.
Walter Thompson and wife and
daughter, Gertie, wero l.ll Grande
visitors Wednesduy cvenlnK.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Alfred Jtathson
visited Mrs.- Mathaon's parents In
Iji (Iruncle ono day last week.
Mrs. O. H. llallantyne, Mrs. S.
A. Uohlnson, Mrs.. K. ltohertson.
Mrs. C. ! Johansen, Mrs. Qeortto
Hobertson and Mrs Hurt Kail 'met
at the home of Mrs. Ksther Han
sen Krldny ovenlntf to discuss plans
for tho next purent-teacher nicot
ine. .
j. A. Mutolt made a trip to Iji
Grande one day last week.'
Mrs., Kdil Pfel has been ninklnp;
daily trips to Tai Ornhdo to hnvn
an Injured .eye treated.
Almost every family nt Perry
has had a cuse of chlclionpox.
Doris nnd John Murray, neon imih
First Mortgage Loans
. On Improved City
' Property
1 dv ft
uniy .04 i
raynic iil per iiichiUi will puybolli
prliii'llinl anil Interest .on a loan
of l,(HIU.00. ,
We lielleve you - will find the
liberal options, easy payments and
low costs of our amortised loon
the best plnn available for borrow
inir money on elty property.
KprinK will soon lie Iwrc
nuiko your application now.
Soles - Hiiilsla Ixien. - iHsiunixit
Currey Realty Agency !
(im. II. t'nrrcy, Hesltor
Geoncn Huntlnitlon rnrrcy
. I'hnnej 2O0-.I I
loo r;im fit., next to fity Ilnli '
Va Grande, Oregon.
By Taylor
SCSVISt.
Blosser
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By
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Professional Directory
Tills directory Is apectaD handy for the newcomtw or for
the ont-of-town reader who ssaj want Um Bame aud address
of some professlonaJ nuta. It has been carefully prepared and
will prove to be a ready aid to any reader In obtaining prompt
professional service,
Claasif led For Quick Ret erence
Dentists
lilt. UF.O. s. HOI'l -MAN Dentist,
over I., ic h. Drug Co. Teiu
phone Mnln (178.
Architect
O. . MII.LRR, Anklieetj
Room 1
La Orands National -Bank sulldlng
and Delia Robinson ore 111 thin
week. . -
Mrs. Chester Thompson left last
week for Payette, Ida,, where she
will visit her parents. '
H. It. Uirsm mndn a trip lo
ax Orande ono day Inat week.
Kred Murray waa a Dn Oramlo
visitor Sunday. ' '
Mr. nnd Mrs. Clnrenco Steven
son recently made, a trip to lu
Ornnde.
Miss Clara Johansen spent tho
week end with her purents hero;
. Mr. and Mrs. Hjirry llnnsen wtyo
recent Lu Grande visitors.
Kern Hobertson who has been 111
for several wooks Is Improving.
'drens Colds
Best treated exter
nally. Check them
'without "dosing.'
Rub on at bedtime
OtSStS
VapoRuh
KNIGHT'S
Sprinir Canyon
Coal
We have 'a good sup
ply of all sizes of coal
on hand.
Give Our Coal
A Trial
VAN PETTEN
LUMBER CO.
Phone Main 732
for Service.
Money to Loan
Long or short pe
riod loans on de
sirable city prop
erty. 7 and 7ya
interest 'rates,':',"':".'
Wm.Miller&Co.
' Phone Mnln 1,
' Bstiihllshed 1HHH
Your Chance
Oregon Trail Memorial
Hulf Doltam, with the
covotpi) wiiRon on ono
aide and Dm Indlun on
. the other a U. S. Gov-'
ernrnent coin can be
purchased hore forfl.Ou.'
Purpose la to mlao fund
for the irnctlon of me
morfala for Oregon
Trail and Pioneers.
A Fine Souvenir
UNITED STATES
Physicians A SurgeonB
t.KK H. BOUVY, Hi. II,
LiilWA W ILKKH. 11 - II
Practice limited to diHo of tha
Kye, Rar, Noae ard Ttiroat.
New Foley Tetphon
nuimiiiK warn IB
B. O. KIRHT. H. II.
Phvalclan ind Hu sr.-..n
Sommer Teleuhni
Uuilding . Main 'if
RICHARD P. ,AlU)lfl, M. D.
Physician and Burgeon.
Gardner Ttdenhma
iluilding Main Si
W. P. MrADURY, M. ,
Uurgeon.
New Polay felephon.
llulldlng Main bt
C. S. MUORB, M. .
Phyalclan and Burgeon.
New Foley 'XVIephonj
liuildlnif - Main ID
P L. n a I. a to ft. h. h.
Practice limited to dls.m.He of ttti
tSye, Kar, Nosa aud ThruaL
Rooms 18-19 JVh(nliot
Bommer Building . Main 771
A. i nicnAnnsoN. m. a
. nurasry
Roosoa K-17 . Telephonr
Bommer Bulldlna; - llalu 1
J. A. WONDKHMt-K, M. I. .
Physician and Kui-Rcon
' . Over L. & I.. T)mg Rtoio
nus. Phono IV'S. Phone
Main 678 Main 0:12
Osteopathic Physician
t. v. ISJm.H. II. o.
MAUGAItBT IN(il.B, II. O.
Qenwal practlcs and the "Pt,trr
SYSTEM" for rallsn arches.
Homm.r . Telephone
Uuildlnc ' Msln lul
; DKOIDED VIKWS
NHW TOI1K Krank Cropper,
who Ls8ervlna: on Juries In civil
cases, has decided views vns to
womena clothes Called to sit on a
ensc. invoivlna n. woman.' trlpplnit
und beliiR hurt, ho uddressed his
honor: - "No wonder women have
accidents. Look how they dress.
How do they expect. to walk with
thoso high hoels,M Tho ' court
.readily (rranted- his request to ho
excused. ' A
;A London aviator wntehed the
sunset as ho .left London' tin his
J.ondon-to-l'iirls riifrhtvund mnv 'ibjf
nitaln the same day while taking
a passenger on nn altitude tour of
7,(i0ii feet..; . - 1 , ;
An Instrument culled n dendro
Ki'itiih hus been Invented by which
a ree can write its own dlury. .
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hi. ntBoamcn: bai.i.
11 K Ave., La Grande, Ore,
Reading dally. .
.- Our Service reflects am'a.- .
blllty, efficiency, understand
ing and experlenoe. W do
not wor-ry the bereaved with
details, nor do we leave J
talls for item to worry
about.
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