La Grande evening observer., February 28, 1927, Image 7

Monday;; February 28, 1927
LA GRANDE' EVENING OBSERVER
Tajro Scvefi
The Observer Want Ad Page
! " Th rket PUte of Union Mid Wallowa Counties
NEWTODAY
FOji ItKNT Furnished : apts.;
also one &-rooin house, close u.
Inquire at J4H6 ?' SI., J. It,
Llndsey. , . v 2-28-Jf
FOR RENT i
'iirntshed
apt. I1C1
. 2-28,2pi
.' Ml
flr.opgo Hall.
paws filed oooi-rp nan, u-r.t'
Oregon Nursery Co., 1212 Wash.i
- " ' 2'S-:ip!
i
it i .I i
KOIl SALE Purebred It. I. 'Ho -I,
Betting CggS. I'hnnr 3&2-J. I
.-,,-'. . 2-2R-U
mil Sa(.E Tllilnlhy-sood. 3c III.1
tl. K. Hull, Siiinnicrvlllr. I
. ; i ' 2-28-lmp
FOR . H,AI.E Fruit untl nrnampii:
tal- trees, roses, shrubbery, as-j
puragus und -rhuhath, berries,
bulbs. All personal' plants and ,
vine. ' Milne's. -Nur-srry. Phone
. .S44-J. Re. 2ai-w. 2-28-lm
TOH SALE .Modern u-ioom house
and gnrugc. ITid down iiihI J26
,11 mouth. Inquire at HOII Cher-,'
ry HI. J. M. MoShaln. 2-2S,llp.
KOIl HUNT Two-room fllrnlNhe I
upl.;' In Odd Fellows' tempi.'.
!'llio'no G.GS-J. ' , 2-28-21 p
rail'RBUT Apt Call
481-W.
' 2-2S-:
FOR H ENT Four-room riirnjshed
house vAih huth ut N uvr. and
10th St! J. L. '.Mil PH. 2-28-U
LOST Small .wrist . watch with
purple, ribbon, nenr high school
Saturday morning. Cull, 2ti8-J.
' . . ' .' 2-28-lt
FOR SALE linn. I Instruments to
students ut u discount of Illlf ;
, no Interest; easy terms. Save
Ml on the name Instrument by
buying ut home. Kustern Ore?
gon Music Co. 2-28-1 nt
WA?iTEI
WANTED Hoy, 18, on farm.
. Wrltn Nohle, R. )'. I). No. S.
'2-25-2tp
WANTED TO KENT Dairy farm
or. work on shores. Phone
196-J. : J-20-2tp
SALESMAN WANTED To travel
, for old reliable concern experl
- ence not necessary, rurul district,
. commission' expenses- paid. .-Age
' 20, and up; marileil or single, Sen
S. T. Eali'er nt Foley Hotel be
tween 6 and 8 Sat. evening.; '
2-24-8tp
WANTED-J-Cleanlng, pressing and
.eHeraMoai-workJen btb nenW
and women's clothing. Expert
--workmanship. Pbcms The Ward
robe, Wain 72. 10-t-!m
WANTED r-Raw furs. I pay the
. hlchsst market price promptly.
Also have large stock Of nmde
up furs. Alteration and repair
ing. Curl Miller, 1510 Adam
avenue. 2-14-1 inn
WHAT havft. you sot .to trudo for
new qp ntifj'I inntff. furniture oi
al Itloils, floor lumps, sewiny
iiiuchlot'H, trunks, suitcases, eloo
trlc wuHhrrH, , clortric clrannrs.
shoti?una unit rifka. Wo huy,
noil or trade. Kurntture i-x-chanK.
, 2-22-tf
UKPAINTKH HA1IV mtOOY
l.ooka II kn nrw, $12. CO.- We. buy,
8JI or trade. Kurnittird Kx-
. Phanfffi. , ... , 2-22-tf
SPRING ' MILI.INI2RY now" frt.
Prlr?a reaHonahle. Wilson & e
ly Hut Shop. . 2-G-lm
MOM'N' POP
FRECKLES AND HIS
. AMY- SOMCONfJ'S AT THE "Srrr'r- THOSe PBTS HAVE rK.C 1
i ' C DOOR IF IT'S A aou.ec.TOr3. ) lO S-y BUT WORM OUT OCR DOOPJ3ELI. J
VoO RUW OJ6R. TO ASP'S U I ft jf Hip- 'ziw
AJOGBT HBR DEES? I .3
FOR Af&, TAS AMW?J
Observer
Want Ad
Rates
'. (Coant fle average wont
to I bo U.)
Per Una, lit Insertion 10
per line, each added oonsec-
ntlve Insertion , 70
Minimum, ctiariq on ona or
der tic
RATES BV MONTH
lines, per pionlh...., .
8 linen, ier montli S3.I&
4 linen, per mouth ...H4.00
p linen, per month-.....,$4.7&
Kuril additional line over 11 ve
charged at oQo per Una per
month.
CASH IN ADVANCE la re
quired on all ctawlf tad order
lo earn these rale, - Higher
rale charged og all credit In
sertion. Copy for all classified order
must' be In this office by 10
A.- M. DAY OF INSERTION.
Slop orders on ad Inserted un
til fun her notlca roust be re
ceived liy the Home hour or e
tra liiscitlun will be charged.
Telephone orders solliilled.
Cnuli rale inny lie earned on
phone order by iuyment on or
befnro dule of hist Insertion.
PRONE MAIN tl
"An piiserver Want Ad ' .
' . Will Do ll"
HISOEIXANEOOS
SEE our new process of hair-aollng
ladies' shoes. Ladies' soles
and heels II. GO. Men's Vj soles
and heels 2.00. Jester's Shoe
. Shop. ' . 2-0-1111
A NEW Hit 1 1 )(!!; , LAMP-0.llft.
Ye',' wo will tinile. Furnltii.e
E-tchuntfe. !".' ' 2-22-tf
TO LOAN 11,000.00 first, moru
snRC. on city property, 8 per
ccqt, three years. F. S. Ivanho-
.'..'' 2-2IJ-2I1)
HH1NO youp bent ' fenders and
dented boil ins n ps. Hntlstacllon
guaranteed. I.a Grando Auto
Ilody & l''onder Shop: 407 Fir. :
2-11-lmp.
LICENSED MATERNITY 'HOME'
. Trained cure.- Price .' reason-' FOR RENT
olilo. Mrs. B. W,' jiart, IfjOO ' . and 1.1,
uve.,'. Ia Grundo, .Ore.- .2-2-lmp, .
Wf-ti'pw l.iTMi.i i?niRini-tT
AND
EXPRESS Portlunii, Meachttm,!
iameiu, a p. m, -j uesuay nnu
,i, Friday, ilreot-Hiiri'icu, toifolloiv
Ing points, on Wallowa Hrannh
, Line: Imblcr,' lOlgin,' Minuiu,!
WallQwn, Lostine,. Enterprls?;
- Auto Freight Terminal Phono
(17a, . 2-1-lm
AI.-f'OPPKU WARTr HOU.KIt
$ri.2. Furniture KxchunKC
1 2-22-lf
PAINT IT YOUnsi:i Save $25
to $(. Anyone can npi)y UiIh
enamel In two or. three. houra;
drlPM over night; leaves no brush
marks and produces a beautiful
. and luHtroux aurface Uiat atay.s
' on. Will he (lad to demonstrate.
. Hold ly;J. (1. Ktunrt, -exclusive
fluent' far Sunflower Auto rub
ber enamel in Cirandel Stuart
Shoe Shop, next to Star theater.
r 2-2fi-lm
IAST
LOST Man's left-hand, light-1
weight leather dress glove. He-1
ward. 1112 Jeff. 2-2!-:itp
FRIENDS
FOR SALE A Sin TRADE
Kilt SALE Electric popoom
poppers, 2. at cuch. Jesse Ro-i-unlmunv
EJectrlc Shop. .. 2-20'Ut
ran SALE full apple. 2.00 uu.l I
$1.00 per ton. Geo. II. t'hapman.!
' - i, ,--
T "7"? ; ! ' 1 ' ',- '. ' 1
KOIl 8AI.H OH TRA11I0 A small I
runife. tfliuost new Just the imti
for (ho unuill kitchen. I'urnl-;
Hire Exchange. 474-J. 2-22-lf
: '
rail SAI.1C Hrund new 4-room!
Ilioilrrn house. J0 down, ?:I0
per mo. ctall Main 24S. 2-25-:itj
FOR HAI.E Ohajil mill Rox Wood.
Effective Miireh 1st rhafn and
box wood formerly sold by J. I;.
Mitnluill will be handled direct
by. our Retail Department. For
prompt .delivery cull Main 8.
:ovvmiin-llii:kH J.umher (n
2-1'J-lm
FOR SALE My homo lit 1808 2d
SI., eUhep furnished or unfur
nished. A uui'Knin. E. Tuckey.
2-1'Jtf
' -
hlltn RRinO
our prices, i
FOR SAI.H Men's
work shoes. See
Jester's Shoe Shop,
2-GKlm
n n ' 1
FOR SAI.E-AI sizes Huff and lag
T ,,. , K,, 7' "' , ,)ien ho was a boy at homo he
rebuilt: feather mattresses made:
fitrnltura uplinlslerlnK. 1m' ,,., .1.i. i,i.i..u
Orando , Mattress
Works, Licensed
& W'eavliiR1
FiimlRutiirs.:
Phone .424-W. t'lms,
. JCdwards,
Prop.
2-ir,-lm
FOR 8ALE-r-nrt. Oooq medlr
elna (or rheumatism, stomach.
kidney bowel, )lver, bladder and;
bipod troubles
. Rouch at Chris
. Adams avenue.
Miller's, 1610
2-14-lmpi
FOR RENT
FOIl RENT Five-room
niodrin
house; ulso furnished 'apt. Ait-
, drews -Variety Stot-o,
2-28-Glj
FOR RENT Apt.. partly f'll
. pished, 2 or 8 rooms! good lo
CMtlon. Call 3 SI -J, 2-2C-2lp
FOR RENT
Call 218-J.'
Six-room
jljij'j;
j
470-M
"" "' I
1'OH RENT Fllrn. npt.
FOR RENT: Piano. Ncwlin HooU
,V Slullonery Store . 2-2fi-n"
-House.
2115 Pine
2-2&-filt
FOR HIONT l''our-room modi
; house, (lio. H. chapman.
... 2-25rBlP
107 Third St., . ' c
l.'nn RENT Furnished not. steam
i,ni,i tliih AiiIh. I'hone 1-iTi-H. !.
2-S4-BIP :
FOR RENT Dairy Winch 2 miles ' ,,,,; ls vlalll,, UM w'uh Km0
east of Ui flrande. Phone .Maln nf hcl. !,.,,!, lnp i,iinR of
' '27 or 'il'2-.l. ' --"'! which gave her a loriibli- thrill.
" ' ' ! ' ! !she shut one lion nearly of record
FOR RENT Slocplng room, clow; ,eaurlng 1 1 V4 feel.
In. Inquire 804 .Main St.-2-M-lf, '
' '
FOR RENT Lllrht housekeeping
looms. JM2 Adams. Ph. i-t
1-8-lfl
FOR RENT Apt. 1307
Penn.
l-tn-tf
Foixn
FOFND Kny
Observer.
lii(Uire.
2-20-31
Lose money nnd yon lose much,
hut lose .your courage and you dose
all. . '
Another Kind
That's
OFFICE
CAT
fliM MAN
& Junius
Politician: Vhnt io you think
of Ptvsliicnt ('oolidpTP's spopch?"
Qlaiiya: "I dlilxrt know he hml
t't'Kulnod lt.M
l'm not ashumed to tell this tnloU.,,. iceiiion-n nufflnir ' lion horse
It Isn't fair a bit, 'ehuKifed Us way to u clnemullc
He used a hum rent In n aouln, Itriitintih, as visitors to tho Ar.
And got n. welRh with It. I cade t heater will testify.' Rnll-
' f roads In the l'uelflo Northwest tiro
( lilliln'ii have usually fiirirolln" ' nothlnir If not iiecnmnindatliia, so
nUi inilln hiilliine stories iy tliojlhey chaiiKed schediilea on n
u,,ie tin'' 111) In ImiI. , liruneh line fur three months In
I order to let "Tho Uenem!'1 ehurito
Producer (Interrupt Inc slnuer nt ' uIoiik ii twelve-mile stretrh of
voire trial): "Does that end the truck all liy Itself.
first vnme. Miss?"
Sinner: "Well, 1'vo Rot lo whore 1 ronith country In tJl vicinity of
It says, Hefrnln'." I t'iittai," drove, Oreiion, as tho lhv
I'rodurer: "flood! Please dnnB.trlet which today most resenth'ca
It says!"
Thcrn Isn't much to life hut thls
A baby's Biuiir. a woman kiss. '
A book, a pipe, n fire, a friend
And just a little cash tp spend. .
Tho youiiR l.a Grunde wife sat
plylnu-her. needle.
"It's too bad." she said to her
husband, "the cureless way the
tailor sewed tills button on. This
Is tho firih time I've Inn) to put it
ror you."
' .
jiarli Twnln was called upon to
speak at n rluh. and took for his
t.t ..)ioMyr 8alll mt
thj s,i' n,.)(, "and stole
a melon. I went into tho alley
to devour It. Hut I did no sooner
1 set my teeth Into It than I pnused:
lu straiiKo feolliiR came, over me. I
' , a (mt
pluccd the melon und took a ripe
i 'Real men take a lot of punish
' I inent from experience and then bo
"urn lor more.
1'lic path of Ihe glaring head-
",,t 'ends but to the grave. ,
II lakes about I. .inn nuts to hold
Hie avri'UKC automobile together,
but one nut at the wheel ran take
the ihiiiK aiMtrt very quickly.
JMHl.EH, (SpcrluD W. E. I.cr-
fr Is stoptilng at liubler this week.
i! n,1'' in Ihe Interests of the
I"'u',t Marble company.
Hay Hlanchnrd. of lOlgln. was
here Tuesduy anil Wednesday.-
William Wade, of Elgin, was
here the first of the week.
A large crowd attended tho H.
, MrGoldrick sale Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McKlnnls
i visited at the homo of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank McKlnnls Thursday.
ii n.s iiFri;n
Uccently Mr.'John Weulworth, of
Chlcai). cunio line U from Africa
with nl'irmatiiii lhre wan no kick
In it but that from the ril'lc. Nmv
HnroncH-s Von fJontard.'of Iterlln.
r ..okIu i'tumiioii. wiiji i.r I'hiiii.
; Einaneliiatlon is what a lady
ft(.s fo. wn,.n sh1 ., nninny.
-
USED CARS
!l!!2li Roadster pick up nnd 1 9 2 B I
I-ont riinUHtor. notn inose cnrsi
havo tieen recondltloneil anu
have now Duco paint.
PERKINS MOTOR CO.
2-24-21
of Collector
. '.VtcAH-TrlAT WAS
A COLLECTc? , MOM
It WATCHED HIM.
AND HE WENT
IWTO EUERV HOUSG
ON THE STREET
the Nature of Darkness
a - - ' . v . . s . "
r MnM rr ai r VJUVOtlOSTAir ,
imo'Si BS AFBAIROPWE r
TOAAOBISOUJ.'
"The General,"
Filmed in Oregon,
Now at Arcade
They clearoi) the. track for ''UMio
rti I I.. n......n.. uhnrn 11, u-
When Hinder hud . rhnsen the
Itho railroad country of Tennesseu
mid (leorRlu In tho sixties. It be-
cumi necessary lor wiiiiu luuiwui
to srt..usiih certain tpurk then in
use for the exclusive travels of
"The Ceiicrul." It was done in tho
very best tnulltlnn of tho Js'orth
west. Schedule were chuilKCd lind
Husler's eiiRlnes nilowed to roam
ut, will durliiK the hcsl sunlit
hours. At ulKht the reiiulur truf
fle fitissed over the tracks.
It was not unusual for passcn
ffors aloiiR the line to wnit patient
ly for late trains while the Ken
ton company held up truffle to
burn brblRes, tear up truck and
destroy locomotive uuil curs, all
for the .entertainment of .Arrudn
audiences who see "Tho Generul"
toduy, Tuesday or Wednesday.
Spanish-American
War Picture .
At Sherrys - . '
"Across tho Pnclflc." the Wurn
er inastir-rllm now ut Ihe Sherry
theater, is the first really big at
tempt to picture that phase of tho
Spanish-American War which In
cludes the pursuit und capturo of
the rebel. Agiillialdo. In Ihe jungles
of the Philippines, llrent historic
figures of the nineties, pictured In
the film, lire Colonel Roosevelt,
George Dewey. Colonel Funston,
nnd AKUliinldo himself, the bitter
being the only one of thut cour
ageous company still living.
Anicrlcu's husky fuvorile, Monte
lllnn. Is slurred, playing the part of
a Southern boy, who. after un un
avoidable inisiiiKlerslandlng with
Ills sweetheart, lelivea his Kentucky
home, enlisting with a California
regiment for service across the Pa
cific. A native girl. Roma, playod
b$r Myrna l.oy, is onnmored of tho
young volunteer from tho States,
and Funston, knowing the girl to
he' in possession of Agulnaldo's
secrets, consigns Mohto lo Ihe un
comfortable task of winning Infor
mation from tho girl by pretpnso
Of love for, her. . .
'"!tW 'Icc'iliu'cy swcolhcaHV Wnyrit
w-illi charming nnlvelo by Jane'
Wnton. conies with her father to
the Philippines to mako tip tho
misunderstanding between herself
and the unhappy soldier who ran-,
not reveal to her Ihe fact that his
love for Roma Is official nnd not
i personal. Tho rupture of Aguin
laldo, after much hurdshlp nnd
inuny thrilling adventures with the
I Filipino snipers, loud lo tho reun
I Ion of the couple, who return to
tho Hlue Grass country, nnd to tho
np-to-dali! thrill of Joy-riding on
In "bicycle built for two!"
Though a mixture of history am)
fiction, "Across tho Puoiric" ro
I creates the atmosphcro of tho
nineties with marvelous fnlthtul
ness. No American should miss
: seeing Ihe plot urn.
comedy
Who's Which", snow-
ng,
The more brains n man has. the
mure he is Iurll I lo stop, look
and listen.
Hi
Z"V
iiV pini rjipt
U A. goodness- w sore for i tifi
dppopLs hE's K THE CITY ) P UU
f v " . i s. . - I
a. I II - I I W I I aaf 1 I
Wally Wales
In "Ace of Action"
At the Star V V
In "Ace of Action," tho gripping
western drama which comes lo tho
Stur theater Tuesday and Wednes
day, Wully Wales, hus played his
trump curd. Wally, who is ono of
tho most during riders of the
screen, bus some new stunts In this
offering which uro not only dif
ferent, hut which tuny be classed lis
Urn iillltiialo In hrcutli-luklng
feat. .
The phmodrnma Is from an ori
ginal story by Hetty Hurbridgc.
the popular rlotlonlst who, ut 22
years of age, won the first prize
offered by u well known niagaslne
for the best Western story: tho
production was capably directed by
William, iierirnm. who in mi ,
forging to the front us a director j
of "horse operu." j
Hal Roach a veritable muster of
ceremonies when it comes to such i
tilings as screen fun. presents Lil
lian Rich "On .the Front Page."
Hint being tho title of his lulcst
tnlrth production. This comedy,
starring the lira ill I fill Lillian, will
be tinotber attraction on tho pro
gram, and advance reports Indicate
that It Is something fur above the
ordinary In cinentulic amusement.
YOUR INCOME
TAX
. No. 31 '
The tux on dividends Is un tm-1
portunt Item In the returns of I
many taxpayers. As )oflncd by
the revenue ant of 1020, tho term j
"dividend'' means any distribution 1
mnile by a corporation lo its shnre
hohlcrr, whether la money or other
property, out of Its earnings or pro- -fits
accumulated ufter February
28, I '.I I II. If u dividend represents
profits earned by u corporation i
prior to March 1. 1913, there Is no
tax, since profits then - on hund
manifestly belonged1 lo tho shuro
holder, by whom they might huvo
been withdrawn without tax.
A dividend may ho puyublo out
nf current nroflts or uccuinuluted
surplus, but It hus no legal rxis-
tenco until It Is "doolnrcd" by a
formal resolution of t ho directors
of the corporation. The ordinary
form of dividend Is the perlodlciil
cash distribution of current pro
rils. However, dlvldenils nitty bo
pub) In securllles or other prop-
eryl. For example, a corporation
may distribute umolig Its slock-
holders seeupltles In which It bus
invested Its earnings. Such so-
rurltln are to ho reported us dlvl-
(lends by tho stockholder ut tho
fulr market value on tho. ditto ot
receipt, s "
, Dividends must, bo distinguished
.Lfcwu, hand , lii.Mirust, (w,hrll. -Is,"",
expense of, tho corponilloii and not,
a share of lis profits.
A taxable dlstt'lliiillou inude by a
rqrporalloll Is Income ta the stock-
holders ns of tho ditto when tho
cash op properly was unqualifiedly
made subject In their demunds.
Cash dividends, 111 the hands of an
individual, while exempt from all
uorniul lux, uro subject to the sllr
tux rules for Iho your in vhleh
received, A stockholder puys no
normul tux on dividends for tho
reason that the corpurulloii which
, declares llictii Is subject lo Iho nor
mul tax on the earnings out of
- which they are paid.
I Tho rato of Income tax on cor- i
porations was Increased by the rev- I
enuc act of 1!I20 from i'i't per 1
cent to 13 pep cent-ior the calen-t
dar year IS26 and lo 13'. per cent
for Ihe calendar year 1H20 audi
subsequent years.
The spirit Is willing bill dellv
r us'from the man who bos gone
I In for both radio und golf.
By Taylor
By Blosser
tonKtmc
: ' y, y
SETS O eV EVES' )
Professional Director
This directory u naray awMv far to amrsnf tm.
the oat-ol-towa ni woe assy waar) tax iiai asst a4. -of
mini professloaal auao, II naa bnoa carafsMy painjt
wilt prose to lie a ready aid lo any reader la okudalnf pra
profeaalonal ervlna, , A S
Classified For Quick Reference 1
Dentists
llll. fil.O. N. IIOI'-I-'MAM Dentist,
over L. Ac L. Drug CQ. 'i'eio
phone Muln 078,
Architect
o, a, mi.i.Kn, iKiiiHt,
Room 7
La Orand Natlunal Usnk aul'dlbf
MEDICAL SPRINGS
PERSONALS
MEDICAL SPRINGS, (Special)
Mrs. U. W. South Is visiting nt
the ranch at Huntington. ' .
- Miss Cora Wilson, of Pendleton,
who has been a house guest of Mrs.
P. J. Powers left Friday to visit
friends In l.a Grundo und linker, .
Miss Glenola Wanker was visit
ing Mrs. .1. F. Kennedy Tuesday.
Hoy Wlnlli left Monday for
Keating lo help Vernon Johnson
with the lambing.
' Homer Harsh purchased ' hay
from L. S. Wlnth last week. All
of the hay here has been sold,-- (
j Kenneth - Vanonler, of Tho '
I Park, was visiting nt tho Wanker
I ranch Sunday. i
I Sir, and MrB. Frdcll
Miss O. Wanker spent
Lay
nnd
Jtakor. ' ' 1
Joe Wlnth, of Haker, was visit
ing at the Wlnth homo hero lust
week end.
Mr, and Mrs. C. Turner nro mov.
lug to Ihe Opodnll ranch at Thief
valley.
Ed Hack, of Ooqse Creek, was
an overnight guest ut tho J. H.
Wnnkor homo the first of tho
week. Ho eunio 'after cattle. .
Mr. and Mrs. ' Hloom were
Siindny guesls of Mr, and Mrs. F.
vvniuon.
i P. J. Powers nnd W. Jxnmburg
nrn hauling wheat from ino j. r:
Kennedy place. -.'
There has been much rnin hero
,l.n l..ul ...nr.lr mill llin rniltlS fl TO n I
a laid condition.
Mr. niul Mrs. F. Whltlen served
a not iiinen to ino scnom cuiiiiiiu
. Inst week. . '
Mrs. James Kitllor hus returnoil
lo her lionfn nt Rend after vlalUng
hP during tho winter nt the homo
pf her futhor, Cy Turner. Sho was
nccompnnlod bomo by her slstur,
Miss -Edllh Turner.
SII'HT MAVH KATH
WASHINGTON Our doughboys
must huvo more eats, economy op
no economy, President Coiilhlge Is
asking congress lo appropriate 4,i
.4(111, 0HI In order lo Increase, the
dally fund ollowapro friiin 4 c cents
to fi0.r. ,, ' ,-- (.
Oiiorge Washlnglon never lold n
rVstroioirer
- mhi. rREOBRinic Bai.aipa
Ml H Ave., La Oranda, Or,
Reading astir.
FOR SALE
lf( norcB, good houso, barn;
11 acres (,'ood stynd alfalfa.
AdjoinlnK JHlund City on pav
ed road. Hclra anxtoua 10
a''t1l an calaln, hr'neo tho low
price of frt2r0. Terms, 1()00
caMh and ?r,(,0 annually, '
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buildlTiKri, for ;!r.in. j uorna
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balance In 20 annual pay
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IVione' 200-J
J00 Elm nrxt to City Hall
Va fjrtinde, Oregon.
Your Chance
Oregon Trail Memorial
Half Dollars, with the
covered wugon on one
Bldo end til" Indian n
tho other a if. 8. Oov
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ptirchasoil here for II. 00.
I'm pone Is tb raise funds
for the erection of me'
mortals for Oregon
Trull and I'loneor.
A Fine Souvenir
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Physicians ft $p:rtwnri
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Brooms
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Dusters,
Furniture
Polish
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