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Thursday, April 14, 1027 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Nine tote The Observer Want Ad Page The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties NEWTODAY LOST Ore. llfeiiHo pinto Nn. 12 84S. Kiirmei-H 1)14, 4-14-ltp KOIl 8AlK-8 vrovkM olU piRS. ?0 ttplpee. Farmei'H 84. 4-14-31 WANTI01) House or npurlmpnt. iTofpruhly pnrtly f urniwhol. Cull 40S-A, 4-14-U FOR SAT.: Kurd tonrlnu. Motor ii In Kood conilitlnn. A liuiKiiln. CaH.427-M. 4-1 4-3tp: FOH niCNT 3 1tirt:n fuinlslu-d roniTiK; Hone In. Man and wife ; only", iro? Wash; phono 2M-.M.I 4.14-Uj LOST K. T. uniform Hlwutidrr ! Wrap lieiwopn .Matmiiic hall and! tolinrnkninp'H rhupel, Upturn lo olWrvtr tiffltw.., 4-14-ltpj FOR. PALIS Two motion Hprlnwrl tooth harrow, 12 Inch walking plow, ('roam sepiiniinr, Those , fi rtlt'lOK almost now. 1 SI 4 Fnst ' I'onn, 4-14-ltp1 - . i FOTt KALK 40 aoroH, pond 1j11kh. j KlirhiKK. Fine for berries or ; dairying, at riKhi price, small' payment down. I Fin orchard tract, 30 aoros hear town will trad for larger - tract nr ('4adlan farm land, j f 1 000 private money to loan ; on 1st mtjr. i . 3U00 )rivate money wanted on Kortd volley land. Will pay HrC , and want it for 3 years. Security Land & HnvinuH Co. 4-14-3t WILT. TRADE Ten acres near Yakima, Wash., for tract of equal value nenr Ii (irande, Union, Vovo or I rnliler. Small house on null n road a ml Ht ret ca r line. Five ncrcH young . trees, peaches and apricots, two acres prunes, pen rs, apples, also stra wherries and garden ground. All fenced with chicken who. What have you ? La (irande Investment Company, 1201 Adams Ave. 4-14-21 FOB SALE AND TRADE FOR SAI.K Furniture, cheap. 1308 Willow. 4-13-3tp I'OU SAI.K Hloek B0, Itlveralde . -Adil. Two houses. Terms. Mrs. llnrslmall, Hall Apt. . 4-KI-"t FOll WALK Iteed baby buRiry in Rood condlllon. fall 133-J. .. 4-lS-2lp FOn SAI.K Practically new 10x14 , hen .house, to be luoveil off lot. lUu'Kaln. 2002 Penn. 4-12-0ip ,T)R SAI.K Five-room modern house! Call at 2703 N. Hlrch. r tv,-.T ; . 4-U-0tp SKKD Seed foe- ifardons and , lawns. Iloth bulk and pankaifc. W.. If. llohnenkamp Co. 4-U-lt FOIt SAI.K I.ate IS24 4 - door tiray sodun: new tiros: itood alinpe. Ilarualn. 80S J.ake SI. 4-12-tf KtSH RAl.IO Oil THAllM One -Automatic electric, washer: good rondllioll Furniture Exchange. 474-J. :t-:iu-tf FOR SAI.K At ft hnrualn. my resi dence, cor. 4th nnd O. Cood lo cation for lloardlng, rooming or opt. house. I''. S. Itohlnson. 4-9-Olp FOR RAI.R All sizes flulT and rng rugs. Rug cleaning: mattresses rebuilt; feather mattresses made; furniture upholstering. Jm Grande Jlattress & Weaving Works, Licensed. Fumlgatnrs. Phone 424-W. Chas. lOdwnrds, Prop. 3-1-1 m MOM'N' POP r. 'WELL.MR.TSTE'.HAVe ON THE SELF POPPING POP CORW ? SOBW VOO VOM'T l ET THIS OPPORTUNITY SUP BY FRECKLES AND HIS -Btf,) - ; FEET HIGH ANOTHER yX V CTJ v tfTfi ' MONTH OR SO AND (T . J r MWI VN&'LL AVJE BEAMS S tMOMTl I VES- PAMPy A1EW ' M " " 0IMIMS ROOM AND CHS LIKE C MVSB ahd yoOU. MAME ' k ' J I 1 ' rtAnSS KEV)e A COOWAU. FOR YOURSELF-) L'VFMn-S "Viff 601MS IT WAS ZVOttOBOOSMr J 1 I "C'W A NEW USED FOR A BALUj JOl. Observer Want Ad Rates (Cnnnt five, average wonls Id the line.) per line, 1st Insertion.. 10c I'it line, each aiMcfl iiMHtv- utlvn Insertion 1" Minimum ctiarge on one or- tier . ;8V; RATKti lY MONTH 2 lines, pit- moiilli 12.50 S linns, per mimtli ..$s.a: 4 lines, per niunlli $1.00 ." lines, Mr moiilh $4.): i'jwh aililltltiunl line over five charged at ,-,uo kt Hmu per month. CAKIf IV ADVAXCE Is re qlllml un alt Classlfhtl orders td earn these rate. II letter rales charged on all credit Ill KCIfiOllS. - Copy for all Classified orders must hi! in this office hy 10 A. M. IAV Or' INSKItTlON. Stop orders on nd Inserted un til ftirlher notice must be re ceived hy the fame hour or ex tra Insertion will he charged. Telephone oriiul'H solleited. Cnsh rates may be earned on phone orders by payment on or hcroie date of last insertion. -l'HONK SIAIX 37 "An Olisetrer Want Ad Will Do It" FOR SAUK OR TRADE"-Onn mil itary cot; pood as new. $7.00. Furniture Kxchunve. 3-S0-tf FOR SALE Alodern seven-room house on First street. Call 4IU-W. 4-8-Clp i-'Olt 8AUC Rlx-rootn house with oulbiilldlnRS. 2703 N. Birch. ' 4-ll-0!p l'Orj SAI.K One brass bed: rooJ an new. Half price. Furniture Exchange. 474-.I. 3-30-'f TOR SALE Oft TTtAUK Ono sec tional bookenae, mahogany fin ish. A bargain. Furniture Ex change. 3-:iii-tf FOR SAI-B OR TRADFOno 2 Inch post bed, 1 Hprlnfe-, use 1; pood us new. Half price. Furni ture Kxchange. 474-J. 3-30-tf POR SALF Oil THADK One WejttihffhouKe electric ranffe a bargain. Furnituro Kxchanire. J 3-3U-(C( FOR RENT -1 von Call HKNT 31S-.I. house. 2-20-lf FOR ItKN'T rianf.. Newt nnd Stationery Co. ll Rook 3-lU-ir Win llKNT 3-room opt. nt Ma - pie apalimentfl. l!l2 Second. 4-13-Stp FOll liENT Three-room house, basement: pnrtly furnished, Call forenoons. Kll-W. 4-12-tf FOR RENT Service station, stare and rooms. Ilox 33, Kamela, Ore. 3-30-lmp FOR RENT Sleeping rooirt, close i In. Phone 3.14-J. 4-2-tf FOR RENT 2 furnished house-I keeping rooms with bath. 1810 Greenwood St. 3-lStf "When (tulcker divorces are grant ed iieno will grant them. ' FRIENDS ) OVER AND P0RQET-YO0R CHECK.? s 1 i I rulncrTpn THANKS.' AS X SAID . ( kfeRWLS ) X-VE DKlDeO ) ororr -ruzr c, DON'T POP J NTo-filT T5 ALteABVTRirefe OFF Trie A WASTED WANTKI) Clirl wishes work cm-, llut for children; hours. Call! i'j'j.j. -lH-2t' WANTKO l'lnln' hemmltrhlnK, Bo'euliliul atntn thut U vaa Riven to I l.a Motio, aliened a contract to up n vil. 7(lil N Ave. Mm. J. V. ' President Coolldlto In pxchllllfre for neur In his auiinort In "Arlaonn." OiIiIwkII. a-20-lm ; WANTKI) Kami for rowa ftnJ ! l,e..n. fieo. Warner. Kunimer-I ! vllle. 3-H-lmp! WANTKO A Kvntloihaq ilrivlnR to ! I.os America .within a week) ueiil.l lllte comiinne Write Dei or mil Ohservor. . l-12-3tni - ' ' lt'FNSi:i) M ATKHMTI'Y llOMKj "Over at Tea Itidso yesterdfty." Trained care. Frleo reason- related Huksoii Tattot'H, "I seed a nlilo, - Mrs.- K. W. JlnK, 1 f.ufl : iVller enrryinjf u hundlw under his y, city. 3-15-lmp Urm 1hut looked powerful like a I'lAXTlNO. prunliut of fthruhft, roxen, expert lanrtHenpo Hervioe, plnnn free. Salesman for WaHh InKton Nui'Hery (Jo.i of ToppenlKh. Wn. A depend:iile nursery stock true to label. 2S01 Hpruce St. 11. K. Dutler, phono Main r.S, . . - . 3-1 0-1 m PAINT .IT YOTMtHFLF with Sun flower Auto Rubber F.nnimd, and have no brush marks. And use the car the next day. Kvery cus tomer absolutely more than HAtis fled. Hoys, kIi'Ik. ladles and men can ue this paint. Acid, alknll nnrt water proof. F-rery can punranteed. $Ii0 for small cars, i $3.75 to $5.00 for Iuvko cars." AUj oolors. For sale at Stuart s Shoe Shop. 1309 Adams, Star Theater. , . ,m! XmSKnY BATIKS VAn hack of j.sh-s nrunlllir with Hie l ull Moon DniR on Adams Ave.. Wn.l' suites. Well, she has ft ilRht to. Nursery of Toppenlsh. Wn. lesieo is our nelRlilwr. breed, whole rooted, hardy atock. ' .... Trees, shade, fruit and ornament- FvIHY 8TOKY; Onco upon u ills, evei-Rreena; perennials, vines, this season, blackberries. Hoses nnd shrubs bloom this year. Com mercial planting solicited. But ler & Johnson, Slain 0ii8. 4-R-lmp USED CARS IflO FOUl) TOFRl.VO 00 New This cat can be bought at a marliable Having. PKRKtN'8 MOTOR OO. I 4-1 4-lt TROM.r.YR I.OSK TO AITOS KANSAS CITY. Ma, Records of the Kansas City street car c.om- puny tells tho uto'ry o the automo bile's IncreasUift: popularity. Tho company sold 13(1. 076. (141 rides in JtJltt.nd oiUy J .is,fi75fa000' In 192H. TOO MAXY TKACIIIOHS OIIKNT, llclgliiin There are 34 professors for only HI) students at the I'nlvcrsity of Client school, of commerce since it wns restricted lo teaching In ilio Flemish lan guage. NEW WAY TO STOP FITS! - j "Wonderful results nre reported by Epilepsy Colonies -using a new remedy that stops the most stuh- nn).n ennes of Epileptic fits or apnsma nnd is not habit forming. Any render who sends name to Pehnnleptnl Co.. Dept. 985, Rose 71,, St. Johns Place Station, llrooldyn, X. Y will receive a free booklet ex plaining this new guaranteed treat- J ment. Write them today. Adv. One Born Every Minute That's OFFICE CAT TMAOS MMR IIIO ' A Scolchninn has offered $26,. one to the first person to e"lm tho Alliintic ocean. ' : The while house has a new I.ln- leoln ear and reporta rrom tno ,tho imp bucket Mr. CooIIiIb khvo l-ord on the Vermont farm several ytr ko. " ."-Inst moment ph-aac," Just ; tiliere dues Hie bride) Icavt' nff and o wife neRln? FAMOl'S WORDS "I regret tlwt I have but oho title to loao for hundred Ihonnnnd dollarH." i Jack lVmpsey. bottle 'of moonshine." "What have you fro wrapped np'?'' I niked What have you (rot there, nB "A 'possum. say ho. "Jlc look me up nn Riley and opined the bundle, and hMoiofert !f it wnmi't rt possum!" , T love lo watch the rooster crow, He's like so many men I know, Who bras and bluster, rant and shout. , And bent their maply chests without Th first darn thing to lira about. : A woman bates almost as badly to bo asked how muc'i she weighs as to bo asked bow old. she la . . . "With face-powder, roURo, por- fnine and smiles. 'm(! an a8aoI.laton of monufaciur. . linmehed a cainpaiutn ,that was not described as "nationwide." "Madam, you lost your thumb ;in this trolley accident all Hffht. ! but bow can you provo it was ! worth the $.oou you Hie sulnp the j company for'.'" ! "JudRe. It was the thumb I kept j my husband under." i There wns onco a yonns couple named iii.koioiuh. Who were afraid that disease (erms would bito 'em. '-"They ato nn npDle, a day Imm thn Hiplnr own Uut 1)0 (.ain0 and brouKht twins just to spite 'em. dnv mstnln will really tlint tlio human kheo Is i joint I"1 t ! an cntcrtfllnnieiit. ' Countess Salm .. Given a Divorce PARIS. Apr. 14 (API Coun tess Halm, the for ' Mlllcent Rogers, has bi'vl) awarded nn ab solute divorce. The derive, signed Monday, gave her custody of her child. ', , The count filed I he first suit, asking 'Tor a limited" divorce. The countess filed a counter buII for ahsolutc divorce which was granted. I lie eouri. nimrtri, en., granted count Snlm n "separa lion." . '., l'lll-.ASANT ilA.MAfill fillAI' l'ENDll'EON. Apr. 14 (A.P) tblna pbensanls arc doing acrious damage to spring grain at tho county grain nursery near Helix, according to a survey made this week.' 1'ulcss action Is soon taken. It was .stated I he work of Ihe nur- scry would be seriously handlcup- prij. Different VlJ&LL. CAAiyou BEAT "71t ATT ZIP ;iiOupn Mn X 7 f OH , Some do -TfieREr A m.OH, tH Mf ' ISN'T ROOM EN006H FCft J THAT'S ' WA -THeM flLL BUT You ) MrWeuXtf, WM CAM ReSTflSStipeoTrlAT A SNir (T? mM OMlX TH BEST REMAIN 'k. ft WML ON THE COB J .. V-YftC Wk J J I cl I. Jm Wi'11 W!ivbiinT oiwt sy st stswcrwic II I c . 1 Miss De La Motte Quit Dancing" ' For the Movies Vlio atnxe lost a tlnlshed dnnrer whoM, t tho iirjrent request of 10UUIIR l.'llll'hnnkH. Mnrirlli.rltn ln Ishe w dunelni; hi n I.oa Anitelea theater when Fairlinnha aaw her jund mndn up his mind that her lone wna tun niovlea. 1HM art' Hereon Mara made. Miss lo l.u Motte, who Is fen tured In "The Feo4le vs. Nnncy I'reston." n FroducoiB DistrlbutlnK forpoiution release, which will be shown at the Sherry theater today and tomorrow. Is a ehariulnff nc tiVss aptl l-'ulrbanlt confidence in her ability was fully Justified. Af ter "Arizona" came "Tho Three MiisUelcers" ami "The Mark of Zorro." Since then she never has danced, but tho screen has profited by her abandonment of nn art which already had captured South ern California. - in "Tho IVoplo vs. Nancy Pres ton", Mica l"e l.ft Motte does tho finest woH of her-screen career. The fit or y Is frrlppim; and the plot realistic; It deals with a Klrl In the New York underworld, who Is Htrlvlnit to build up a now life out of tho wreckiiRe of the past .and who Is llvlnir for her little boy. who means all tho world lo her. Sho Is continually hounded hy pri vate di'tectlvea who Rive her no peace. The story is tltt-IIUnR and appealing and culminates In n prcat climax that brinits the pic ture to an unusual but logical enil Inif. Featured with Silas De l.a Motto In the jilctnre Is John Howera. The supporting cast Includes Oavld Duller, William V. Along, ltnnkle Darro, Gertrude Short and others. Flash Is Equine Star of "Arizona Bound" Tho trio of Immortal screen horses hns become a quartet. To that ultra-select coteria which has hitherto contained only "Tony" "Hilver King" and "Hex," has now' been addd the name of "Klash". "I'Tash" hailed as tho ?rente,t frtid of years among fonr-footed film adors, lias been signed to a long-term contract by Puvamount, according to announcement by H.' P. Hcbulberg, west const executive for Famous iMayers-lJ&sky. And to show tliat h knew what it was all about, "Flash himself gravely raised his right foreleg and with his hoof placed his, official mark on the-dolled line. Plash Is a cream-colored Bteed, alred by a thoroughbred while his mother Is an Arabian, declared to ho, a well-nigh perrect combina tion We la a, native son, having been lTnrn""nt "ljuenfe'." PalfloT-nla, seven years ago. For the .pasl two years he has been under tlio caro of Jack Moore, foreman of the Famous l'luyt-rs-I.asky ranch, while Hill Hurley, conceded to ho one of tho greatest riders nnd trainers In tho west, has been care fully training for the future In mo tlolv filclures which Is now lo inu ternjlzc. Flush will make his motion pic ture debut In "Arizona Hound," at the Star theater Friday and Sat urday, in which Gary Cooper will mnUe hl how as a full-fledged western star for Paramount. Flash is declared to be a brilliant actor and promises to rival 'Cooper for honors In his western series. , FAMILY CI.IXGS TO I'AH.M PERRY, N. Y. A 112 acre fnrin near hern . has been hold by the descendants of Moses Hull for 111(1 yours, a record for this in - glon, . VHEN XT ira u ft .t 27 ' ( ( AEV VOL) JODS." ) TkZ) 1 I 1 Al ft A,iimN ITT KKwcKiy.; In BUM L ry I I V I I I Clara Bow Is Delightful In "It". A. delightful depletion of loVe, ooiheily and emotion, sprinkled with a hll of pathoa, that's OUira llow's "It", the I'arainouut pletur litutloii of Mluor tllyn'a orUlnnl story wliiili whh shown at the Ar. cade tlicatro last Jilffht. The photoplay, Miss How's Initial stnrrlnjf vehicle and Martamo (llyn's first story since "her returft lo Paramount, presents Clara In a role that was made to order for the Jaeay. flery-halrcd player. The story's theme concerns "It," that strunpe power possessed, by certain humans, which ha u roused nal ton-wide discussion durtns; tho last twelve months. In tho film, Madame Olyn, acknwvledKed dis coverer of "it", has taken Miss Row and AntoHlo Moreno, her lending man, and demonstrated tho true significance, of this ( unusual power.. . Miss How bortrays a flashy shon Klrl who, through , stranjre np peal, causes the manager Of tho stage In which she works lo fall in lovo with hot. Tho scenea leud one from guy cafes to Hl-Hirhted tenements nnd from a "COney is- j land" type of .amusement park to luxurious yachta far out on tho Paclllc Ocean. Clarence Hadger. the man who made "The Campus Kllrt" Is also responsible for this new production Aside from Miss How nnd Moreno, the cafft Includes William Austin, Jacqueline Oadsdon. Pflseilla Bon ner and Julia Hwnyno Gordon. j."lt". will remain as tho attrac tion at the Arcade theater tho balance of the week. COVE. PERSONALS COVE, Ore., (Kpcclul)-r-MrB. R, T. llnrker la out again rollowlng u n utluck of tho measles. Miss Helen Stoddard, of Men Ion. Minn., nn old school friend of Mra. R. I. Barker, who apent tho ipast week with her, left Buluruay for Portland. Stephen Melnk, of Lewlston, Ida., was hero for a. few days to nltond tho funeral services hold .for hla mother, Mrs. Welak, who pnsiHl away early Friday morning at the Grnndn Rondo hospltnl. 1 Charlea Hancock, of linker, will assist the Rev. Alice l'nynon n. revival service lo bo held at the Muthodlst church .beginning Mon day. Tho Rev. F. J.' Clrccn, or l.lbby, Mont., urrlved Saturday and held his first services In tho llaptlst church Sunday, mornln. Ho will make Covo his homo for an Indef inite period. , Tho Rl. Rov. W. Pi Remington, of J'enijleton 'IsJfOPi J?i -i'kjstorn OnTgon, wTis'hen'i' oif'l iicsday evnli ing, Apr. 12, when tho rector, tho Rev. William Murray Hrudner presented i a class for confirm' I tlon Morning sen-lco was held nt tne Ascension cliureh on l'alm Sun day. Tlio rlto of baptism wns ad ministered to four udulls anil two children and three ad nil were transferred from othar churches. The Ladles' Guild of the Ascen sion Eplscopul church will hold an apron sule. Wrdnesduo,. l.unrhcon will be served. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ooodnough, of (j,n Grande, spent Sunday at Cove, guests nt Ihe homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. .1. Conley. ' Glen t'rulckshaiik, smnll son of Mr. and Mrs. William Crulkchunk, had Ilio misfortune to bronlci his arm last week when ho fell from a fence. - i I O. U. Slncklaild and his sister, , Mrs. 1'ailllna I'rllhillian, wero hosls I at tt dinner, on Wednesday. Covors By Taylor V6S-B0T LISTCM To WS I AM AT PRESEHT WORKING on a seiieMcr To cross my Self Poppimq corm with cur.AD rttiAip rt THAT TH5 KeRwets vmi ix be sweerN6r' THEY POf J. cvtAT VOO IM ON THAT, TOO ' By Blosser tr Professional Directory Thla directory la eapeclalljr handy for the newcomer or for tho ont-of-town reader who may want tho name and addreaa of aome profcaslonal man. It luia been carefully prepared and will prove to be a ready aid to any reader In obtaining prompt profcsalonal ervlco. Cla&stfied For Dentist a Dn. CF.a. a. IIOt-'KHAN Dnntlat ., over U A - lru Co. Telephone Main T"8. '. Architect C. ft. NII.I.En, Arehttret ' lloem ? IJk Qrande National llnnk nulldlnc were luld for nine. The gueaU werei Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Hefty. Mr. nnd Mra, O. E. Barker, Mr. anil Mra, C. M. Htncklnnd nnd Miss Thelina Anderson. Miss Mno Slonrns nnd Mrs. Ep llng. of l.n Orande, wero Covo vis. iters last Friday. .(lien "Roberta, of Albany, Oro., who hna been apendlng tho past two ''months; with his parents, Mr. and Mra. E. 1'". Roberts, nnd sister Clara,, left Friday for Seward, Al aska, where he' will spend somo tlmn wllh his brother, Dr. Avery Roberta. a : dentist there. Mr. Roberts wna uccompnnted on hla trip by Mrs. Avery Roberts nnd son Jurrold. who will Join Dr. Roberta In Alnskn. She recently made a prolonged visit to her mother. Mrs. Susie Morton, or On tario, Ore. Dr. Roberts hus been engaged In business In Alnsku for several yeura but always spends bis vacations In Eastern Oregon. Merrill Weaver, of l.ewiston, Ida., luia been spending tho week with his sister I.oulse. J. K. Mills was u Wnlla Walla visitor on Sunday, taking his daughtor Dorothy, student nt Wnlhv Wnlla high, who bus been spending a few days vocation at homo. For Sale If you are Interested In Improv ed sinull ucreago near iJt Orande. I am sure that I have something that Is Worth your while. I also have an exceptional buy In a uniry ranch, that Is under- priced. A cash payment of $780 1 will placo you In Immediate pos session. Investigate this. ' .1 have n good furnished house to rent, closo In. Very deslrublu residential section. I have several small houses lo renl from 118 to 122.50 each. fco. ii. cuiiniiv My city loan plun for long time! If desired, no stock purchuses re quired, monthly payment on n 11,000 Is 9.0t per month, A loan tout bears Investigation. - Kale ftrttl RitwJi -Tt ' Insurance Currty Reaky Agency Oeo. II, Cunry, Realtor Georje Huntington Currcj Ptiooe (! ' 106 Elm Kt,, aeit to City Hall La Orande, Oregon. ' Astrologer . . . - . MPS. FBROICntCK liai.MRk ' 101 N. Ave.t Un. Orande, Ore, Readlnis dally, Rrndlnitfl by Alall n Specialty .9 Do You Receive . flattering letters from stock selling companies you never heard of? You are on the sucker list. The first jump may be your financial ruin. United States National Bank PEACOCK NUT COAL The ideal Spring and Summer fuel. VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. Main 7S2 for Real Service I Quick Reference Physicians & Surgeons v' i. n. noFW, m. It. i.iiwA hii.ki:s, ii. n. Practice limited lo diseiiHSs of thlk r.ve, r;r, iosu ana 'ilironc New r "ley Tolephon4l Jlulldlmr juuin it . K. n. Kinnv, m. n. ; Pliv.lelfln mill Kuriren Rummer Telephone Hulldlng : . Main 21 men Ann p. i.amiis. m. n. liiyslcliin and Surgeon riardner Telephnn4 llullillug x Main !( w. p. sieAnnnv, m. n. :, tiurgeuu 1'; Now Foley ' - , Telephone Building Main 6t O. . MOI1HH, M. I. . Pliysluian and titirKeon New Foley Telephonfl lluildlng; .Main 19 P. I ItAI.STO?f. m. n. 1 Practice limited to diienxe of th Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat Rooms 18-19 . Telephone Soianier Rulldlnff Main 771 a, v. niciiAnnnox. H. n. Surgery . ' Rooms 111-17 Telephon Somnier lluliding Mainl& J. A. WONni-ltl.ICK, M. I). Physician and Surgeon Over 1a & L,. Drug Store Bus. liione Res. Phone Mnln -.7K Main 1132 Osteopathic Physicians 3. i IXftl.R, n, o. MAlttiAIIIST i.vci.i:, n, o. General praetlce and the "POST SVHTK.M". for fallen arches. ! Sommer 1 Telephone Hullilliiff ' MninlOS If you can afford to own a car, you can not afford to be with out Insurance, i One of tho most oxpcnslvc ' things In connection with the ownership of nn nulohiohlle Is the cost of claims an.l suits arising from automo bile accidents.'. Our Liability roltcy assumes this expense In case of uccl- dr.nt. ,,, - ,,',,;,;,,',' ,;.,,;.':. Union Mortgage & Investment Company RRAIj Insurance Kntntn Loan SRHVICR New Foley Tlldg., ljt Crnndo Oregon, REMCT Our Service reflects bllity, efficiency, understand ing and experience. Wt do not worry the bereaved with details, nor do w leava de tails for them to worrj sioua, Siod grass & Zimmerman Haia 62 f Garden Rakes Hoes Shovels . Spades Spading Forks Sod Edgers and Lawn Rakes Also Poultry Netting in All Heights F. L. LILLY HARDWARE I'lMjoe Mala amis- I 1
