La Grande evening observer., April 29, 1927, Image 9

Triday, April--29, 1927.-
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Nine, -
The Observer Want
The Market
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NEWTODAY
FOrt ftKXT Sleeping room. ir,12
Adnms. 2B7-J. -2Utf
FOR SAl.K
frame $u.
' Tent , with wood i
1002 u'th. l-SD-L't
FOR RUST Modern furnished
. Apt. Kdenholm Apis. -ir.x-R.
FOn SAI.R Chilli' Peonies for
Mother' Day, May ih. ai.r.n a
MM. I'hllne 4(I1-W. 4-2D-III
OMDKU NOW Choice IVotiles for
Mother' ''laV. fl.tfl . n ' doit.
l'hone 4iil;-Wi ' :;. -'-.'4C.ati
Hl'V blather it bouquet of peonies. !
Mothers' lny May kth. , n.hu n j
dozen, .'l'hnne. 4iil-V. 1-Jii-tii i
FOR HAM'. 1 guirdendrlll-. 1 Km'- !
ilen cultivator; I Ktinhtill organ. '
fine -condition; 1 s-ryllnder hnndi
knitting niiichliici I oak toiii
stiinil. table; 1 extension table, 3-'
IMlVM. C. lJlnmnt ;' Hell, 11120
Denton Ave., l.n (lrandc, Ore. . 1
' - , 4-29-2tp 1
FOR : HI-INT '.3-rniihi furnished !
apartment on the. lower, fldor. .
2107 3rd. St.- 4-2!iLf
;'" 7 POlt KAI.E AND TRADE j
' FOIL SAi.U Oil TltADTC Mnltno-
inuh cedar lined .tt'tlnk.-good an
hew;' half price.' Ftirnltnro Ex
change. -. .. - '.. ,4-25-tf;
FOR SAI.K . Plymouth Rock !
spring fryers, also. 3 month old
pullets. l'linno 2I'J-.I, ' 4-!8-3t
FOR SALE Oil TltADl-l .Maxwell
touring cur In A-l condition, fot
Vfhut have you 7 i:(2J T. .,
' , V , . . 4.20-4tp
TO-TRADE Typewriter for port
able sewinu inacliiiic. Eastern
Oregon Typewriter (,'o. IMioun
JJalfl 707. 4-20-r,t
FOR SALE OR TRAI1E And tills
fc) a bargain, too: 9x12 vug car
pets: just ns Kood ns new, $5. on
each. I''tirnltnre Kxclianpe.
, , 4-25-lf
FOR SALE OR TRADE An old
style walnut, dresser, marble top,
1irKC mirror; commode anil h'.-J
th mutch.. Furniture Kxehanife.
7 ' , . 4-8rtf
FOR SA.LI0. OR TRADE A Mon
arch range, nickel legs. 20-inch
Wven, large reservoir, $r,!. l-'ur-jilture
Exchnnge. 4-25-U
FOlt SALE OR TRADR Hlx-room
house; 4 rooms, brick, built-in
cellar; 2 lols 4'Jxllu; 3 lots
fffixasC, cheap for cash. C. El
Jli6nt Hell, 1020 llenlonave., La
fjrande, Ore. 4-25-Ctp.
FOU fiALH Piano In Ti Orandn
vicinity. Also on fine l'luyer
lUano to -he sold at b:irRaln for
quick Bale. Pay ten or fifteen
dollars monthly. For particulars
nddresH "Western Pin no llrokef
asre company, The hnlles, Oregon.
4-L'7-12tp
FOR SALE r.rnnd new B-ronm
house, lights and water, Dutch
clipboards, 2 bedrooms 2 clothes
closets, biiiltup flower window,
garage, large verandas, $800.00
down, balance $10.00 per month
or more. Call Main 24S. 4-27-3t
FOR SALE All slies fluff nnd rag
rugs. Rug clenning; mnttresses
rebuilt; feather mattresses made;
furniture upholstering. Ln
Orando Mattress & Weaving
Works, Licensed Fiimlgators.
Phone 424-W. Chas. Edwards,
Prop. , 3-1-1 m
MOM'N' POP.
Boy'- l'm feeling great
To dv-guess ru. moex.
OFF WORK ftND Give
we
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FRECKLES AND HIS
ACvVvE LIES W ROWS
AM AU
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ACC0CM7ED F0R
AX) 7PACE OFMIAA
AAS 8EE0 FOUMp
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Place of Union and Wallowa Counties
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FOR SALE OR' TRADE Work O'0"' f1r''.,",? ' I''T,1 "",ta r"r",0- The . husband won a
horses and wi.bo.i. Noble. R. F. 1", , '11 "", . ."hk fi''1"'"1" ' ' of 4..
I), No. 2. . , 4-S-2tpl,n'VroVeJn'J , r, J , , i1 -l'Wtl to the wife.
' , office of the Lily Recorder of said' ,i
Wl LL TRADE light car for fur
nlturo. Call 1203 Y Ave. after 5
o'clock ' - 4-28-3tp
FOB RENT
FOR RENT Apt,
Fenrt.
1307
4-28tf
FOR RENT Two housekeeping
rooms and two barns. 1707 Jeff.
Ave. 4-38-2tp
FOR RENT 3-ronm partly mod-ifi-n
hnusei Woodshed, hen house,
garage, 2 lots, $13 per mo. Call
OuC-R. 4-28-31P
FOR TEAM WORK and excavat
ing, fertiliser And pole wood, call
Andy Dillon, 1707 Jeff. Are.
4-38-3tp
KOfl 1 JlKNT Modet'h C rofttn
liouBc, closo Id. Cull 20C-M, 6r
1304 N live. 4-21-lf
l-'Oll H15NT Rix-""'" modern
house. IiKiniro 'lir.' Ai ft.' 1tlch"
ardMon.
i-'l-lT
FOll UKNT fiervlcfl Blafldh. store
nnd rooms, llox X, Kninrin. )ie.
; S-30-lmp
WANTED
WANTED HfJlisework, care of
children or Intimity. 1304 O.
4-28-2lp
WANTKI) Experienced operator
or will sell beauty shop. Write
1111, cam Observer. 4-2(l-6lp
WANTED Plain hemstitching, Co
a yd. 700 N Ave. Mrs, J. p.
Caldwell. 3-29-lm
WANTED Tfi trade a tenor bnnjo
for a regular five-stringy banjo.
The tenor banjo IS a good one
In. a .beautiful case. Call Math
248. . . 4-27-3t
FRIENDS
in 1 is-
5 ) ( IT5ATE0RI8LE 81.0VJ
"irre. ( ) AAlDJuSrvi!MEN7HEy JAOAX6WI7UOS
K3V Mud i MAD 7UIMSS AIC6, AS LOOS AS
J 11 I'l-V. SN6 7HE. SQV.6 VOU WISM .
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ItKSqltT IIKM' WANTKD Wait
resses, chambermaids, kitchen?
and general help. Call Main'
---Jt
I i'...v.wi'.i.wAiir. m i.-,
t 1AI Ton Itetll.s. 11.25; wu ; ;
lor pailn. II. 301 rhe hollers. 9c:
cups and saucers. 2De. W'o huv,
aell or trade, Ftlillllur.. Kx-
rjlunse, 4.4-J. . ,4-25-lf
NURSERY SALES YARD bark of
Aloon Drup on Adams Ave., Wn.
Nursery of. Toplit'iilsli, 'VVIi.. l'uro
breed, Whole rootod,. hardy stock.'
Trees, shade, fruit and ocnameiit-
nls, eyej'Bi'eens: perennials, vines, ' , ,
strawberries mid raspberries hear i A dear old soul declines she
this season, blackberries. Roses!''"111 'maKlne, what women's
find shi ol.s lilnnm !hlsnr l-nm. I ,'"' unlnit to. Well. It's
merelnl nlnntlnL-" Solicited.
let' & Johnson, Main CCS. ,4-8-lnip
I'AINT IT YOURSELF" with Sun
flower Auto Itnhher Enamel, and
" have no brush marks. And use
Ihe enr the next day. Kvery -eus-
tomer nhsolutely more than satis-
fled. Boys. Klrls. ladles anil men ; lot or., lilni; ,,' .
,nn lise this paint. Acid, .alkali j .'
mid water proof. Kvery can! y ;
guaranteed. 2.00 for smalj cars. I 1:vc" ,hp nve'alls a worklnK man
$3.76 to $5.00 for lurce ears. All , "'ears lind tl le l.arlicr's coat It het
cnlors. For sale at Stuart's Shoe,"'!' "'w days than the formal dress
Shop, 1309 Adams, next door to did In the olden times.
Star Theater; ., S-2'J-lm
CAI.li FOR I111H ,'
- ' . Sidewalk liniirovciiit'iit.-
Senled bids will he received hy
the commission of the. city of Jji
fjrande, OreKon, fur lho construc
tion of the improvement In side-
walk Improvement district number
A deposit of Flvo Hollars ($"i.00) ;
will ho required for a. set of plans :
aim Fn,,,m. .,n o m.oii mi
Will OB If I III HI II I II llllllll'r IS llll'
ffi !
0 , , , . 7 , ' I
lllds will be received to the hour ;
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USED CARS
CHOICE OF 3
1922 TOl'MNCr CARS
$75.00
TERKINS MOTOR CO.
4-2!i-l
For Sale
New modern 4-room house, nlat.
tered, plumbed, Imminent, Kiirnj;' j
lor $5(iu. "Very liberal terms.
A t i --- - t' i' -i
(odern 5-iooni house, lmrdwool
floors,- ni(- lot, rbsirahlc localio.i
for $:looo, - '
Five-room modern home with
garage for $1'700. This Is a real
btty nnd In good n'-lKbborhoo I.
$SflO cash, balance like rent.
Good 4-ronm bouse, plumbed,
garage, fruit and shade. Four Ipta,
cement walks, for 24Uu. T!rms,
Modern B-room bouse, close In.
just off., pnvement; plastered,
plumbed, 'garage, for $2200. ICasy
ternirf,
Kales - Runlnls - Loans - Insurance
Currey Realty Agency
Geo. H. Currey, Kcaltor
George Huntington Currey
I'fioue 2t)0-,(
108 Elm St., next to City Hull
.& Grande, Oregon.
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Too Nosey
Burned Out!
OFFICE
CAT
TAAOS MANN mo. ,
J3r Junius
"What has become of the oht
fiiKhUmed wonitin whrt never enm
1 ' - . 1
Moths tiro tOrtiiointn.l IIht out
' iioihlnx but hull's.
I
ThoiiKh one m.w. I. unahlc to
dlsi llalne his olilluatlous. he should
.iys he able to rt'iiiemher lliem.
j
,lnt f(,r ln , t,1(, o(h
fellw he has to do, the Home In
Volir ease. .
' , . i. , , ..
I The boss Is always fthwl to seo
I the fellow hack from a vacation
who is wind to t;ei hack..
R II! It M 'Y
v w -If
Hut-'''1"1" ""t Iheyre not comlim any.
where near i ho ankles.
I Hat, drink and he
'you'll soon be drunk.
merry and
Nmiietliues it ulri thinks a hit or
t a fellow mid somctlnii's ti hnusi
and
IVH'XI) II Fit fltlF.fi
NEW YORK Having called her
wealthy elderly hilshatiil nil ' old
fool and a dumhlicil and stayed
out late at nlKht ut card parties
lll'CllllR,, 1, W1IM lll,t, It. .allltLr l,.o
Julius F. Fleischer, cx-stcnoKraph-
of seven-thlrtv 11
jy 4lh ll3j t
J.(M1'nl n' tlJe (',lIV
in, 'Wednesday,
the commission
hlllhllllK at Jji
f, ,.,, Ol'eitUII,
and must he ac-
Ipnmh.nln,! 1.., .. M,lnri ..l.nl.
1 com h;i tiic1 l',v ,
''ic,up-s bond. In llio sum of ten
per cent of the amount bid ns a
K,.,oa f , ecepla.ico and
completion of contract If awarded.
t necks win he returned to un
successful bidders.
The commission reserves t ho
right to reject any and all bids..
Ily order of tho Commission
April
0th, 11127.
' .1. E. STEARNS,
.Recorder of the Clly
"f La (irande, Oregon
4-22-10t
Success Speaks for Itself
RESPONDING to the need of
the many Californian9 who
come north fdr my famous Rectal and
Colon treatments, and to countless In
quiries received from that section, offices
have ben opened in San Francisco, 702
Mark t Street, corner Geary. A highly
killed I Snle will be maintained there, s at Port
land and Seattle. My remirkable Uuaranlee a
PILES CURED OR FEB RETURNED will alto
b observed, liiisannouncemen
cnnbk'S my thnusanJs of forma
northwest nanencs roiwvit tnci
California frlrnds ottbeavailabil
Ity of my treatments. FULJilOO
pane bonk on request.
DEAN. M.D..Iru
TwK OR t Of O N OF WASMINOTON
PORTLAND OmCES; SEATTLE OFflCCI
1 brOfcffr, Buifoinm'W-mXhjfctMdk
nTHANrJ MA N OTtl A", r1
K0MPH ! VNOMfiFB WHO CAM
EEV-llPlnCi TTTE PROBABLY I
SOWETrtlWCi REuftKOING HIS
PoP'SORN FARM 'THE
EMVeuJPE'S OPEM-t'CC
JU9T TAKE
A PEEK !
i Win. I'ctiii r ecu ts--A Coml rignr
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hQ)&
''7Wi aT I DoMT CARE ABoOV AV iSSn7
MfMWM Zm, I D6STRWSD -1 CAM OUflC6
"Gorilla Hunt"
Coming to
Sherrys Sunday
A piiRPant ut thfv. wild life if
dnikeNt Afiint. That Ih th way In
which "The tiorllla limit,' which
It co in Inn to Sherry theater, will
Impress nil who sec It. Try t hn
fiKlne, l"E linen iC xafarin, carry
hiK heavy btiritoiiH over Branny
lalnst littered with hleuchlnK honen
where ne of the many 11 Hern hun
met irtul nln hi hln victim, irranny
linit)8 where nntelnpen ami uthffr
ftunie are an ntimermin an cattle,
and neem an taind, tintll the ncent
of ftonie killer or iierhapn tho
NtraiiKo ncent of hnhiaiiH hoiuIh
then. HcaniperinK away, , .
The trip on the river In one hum
thrill, the C'ohko fltvn between
bapkn that are an lovely an any In
the world, and none of the' rent
have the niajenty of the immenne
forest that linen thin .tnyntery en
veloped ntream. lintel ulliKatnrH
and pythonn make the hnnkn lurk
Inu places of death, and even In the
stream with 1(h treacheroun cur
rent, death and thinner lmk hi a
thousand forniH. (Hunt hippoputo
ml He on the muddy flntn, or Him
themnelveH in the' occasional nhal
Iriws, hiiKe inoffeiiHlvo looking
tiruten, hut armed with terrific Jawn
and mannive strength that Riven to
their charge a menace Unit few care
'to face. With all the bounty that
nature hns Klvcn to tlie t'oiiKti, the
merest amateur can Henne..the pres
ence nf dimmer In every moment of
itn hot and sweltering days, and
only a man with the Iron nerve that
Jleu IhniiridKe possesses could have
pressed forward tn achieve his end,
and procure this wonderful picture
for the whofe world.
"New York" True
Picture of
Manhattan Isle .
li you've ever thought of tailing
a. trip to New York If you've ever
been there and would like to go
again If you've ever wondered
whether all you read In the papers
about America's first city could be
true go to the Arcade theater to
day or Saturday and see Luther
Reed's current I'nramount produc
tion; "New York". -Why?
"New York" Is the kind of film
that even hard boiled critics like
to refer' to ns "gorgeous tnolo
drama; plus." The "plus" Is Insert
ed for thoRn remarkable views or
Oathnm against which the story
takes place,
A splendid cast ticmlcil by Rlcar-
' do Cortex. Lois Wilson. Estelle
Taylor (Mrs. Jack Dempsey). Wil
liam Powell and Nornmlt Trevor,
enacts the thrilling story. It's bne
of gangsters and get-rlch-folk, of
the Howcry and Park Avenue, of
a jazz, band 'drummer and a society
mlss.'and of flcspalr'nnd happiness.
It's the story of a man who climbs
out of the sciualld environment
where birth has placed him, raises
himself to a pinnacle from which
the jilcasilre-loving world (brows
praise, gives him Ihe girl of his
heart, nnd then Fate, that well
known Hpeotcr of the screen
steps 111 and deals a surprising
blow.
Coming from the smooth flowing
pens of Harbaro. Chambers and
Heeky Gardiner, "New York" Is as
exciting and hectic n tale as I ho
town, Itself. Looking at I'nra
mounl's lalcst from a niimlier of
angles (hy the way, there are lots
of ciueer 'camera angles In the
film) we should place 11 on the
recommended list.
Also showing' Pnlhe News and
Fables.
A school in Oklnhomii f'ily,
Okla., offered lo accept cotton as
a payment for tuition laHt fall and j,
iinnill :ijtl UllHiniln mhuh'u imiii
selves of the opportunlly.
MASSON I e0
Jtf1K sec.
Maynard Scores
In Offering
At The Star .
Ken Mayr.urd scores again In his
latest First National production,
"Somewhere In Sonora", now at
the Star theater.' The Western
star astonishes with his ability to
do the most sensational and daring
riding stunts ever seen on the
screen. "Somewhere In Soiiora"
goes rurther than Just supplying
thrills. -
It bus a story rcplcto with ro
mance and beautiful background.
The photography Is magnificent.
Charles H. Rogers, tho producer,
and Al Rogell, the director, havo
added sufficient historical Interest
111 the tale lo put tho production
head and shoulders nbovo tho av
erage Western feature.
Maynard Is seen us Hob Itlshdp,
a ruinous rider who explores vari
ous sections of Arlnohu and Mexico
for Hart Leadley. played by Joo
Itcnnett. the runaway son or Hisli
op's henelnotor. Mary Hurton
(Kathleen Collins), the daughter
of a silver mine owner, lakes a
dislike to lllshop lit the outset of
the tale. Her love for him grows
with the picture. Hen Corhctt a"
"Keltic Helly" Simpson and .Monto
Montague give -effective comedy
relief us Hlshop's pals.
Charles Hills Mallcs. Curl Stock
dale. Richard Nclll and Yvonne
Howell lend line support 111 excel
lent characterizations.
"Somewhere in Sonora" nnd tho
11. C. Wttwcr comedy "Ladles Pre
fer llrunettes" will be shown to
night and Saturday. .
Fred Thomson Is
Star in
"Two-Gun Man" ':
Picture fans are rapidly rnhlllltt
to know Fred Thomson ns the-jDiit-stamling
western actor of the
screen, and his latest releaso "The
Two-Oun Man." which comes for
n two days run at the Sherry thea-l
ter today, gives ample promise of
his successful future in that jiosl-l
tlnn. The story, tho first of a series,
Fred will make from the pen of ,
Stewart Edward White, probably I
the best-known living writer 011
the West and tho outdoors general-j
ly, shows a decided advance . In
theme and treatment over the usual
screen material, and Director Dave
K'irkland, who wielded the mega-1
phono oil Fred's recent triumphs,!
again displays his, genius la hlsj
handling of this production.
Another "different" feature or
the picture Is In the superb settings.
The entire company went far Into
n remote region of tho high Sierras
for tho exterior scenes, ufid the
snmv-cnpped peaks, form an un
usual background nnd add greeUy
to tho Impresslveness of the film.
The story revolves around Fred's
attempts. In save the, family ranch
from the grasp of Johnson, (in un
scrupulous neighbor. The activities
nf an unknown cattle rustler, who
first steals much of Fred's strtek. Is
followed by the mysterious depre
dations on Johnson's herds, and In
an atmosphere of rewards, unseen
riders, a beiiiltlfdl IM, anil a sher
iff's posse, Fjed fights his way
through to victory nnd li mivel ell'
max. William !). Wing hns made
an excellent adaptation lind con
tinuity from Mr. White's story, and
the cast. Including. Ollvo Ilashrouck
as the heroine. Sheldon Lewis as
Johnson, and Frank llagney, Ivar
MnFnddcn, William Courlwrlght,
Joe IJowling, Arthur Millet, Willie
Fung and little Hilly Tlutts, all give
remarkable support.
A comedy with Jlmnile Adams Is
also being shown.
ASVLC.M I'Olt INDIANS
CANTON, S. D. Tim only asy
lum In the United States for tho
Indian insnno is at Canton, S. D.
By Taylor
CONFOUNfJ IT !
after this weem&mm
CAM OPEN HIS BggS
OWN TtLtUKflMM
THIS WIRE HftS
JUST ABOUT
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By Blosser
1 iSi
Professional Directory
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professional man. It haa been carefallr prepared ami will prove
to be a ready aid to any reader In obtaining prompt professional
ervloo, . ,..' .
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Architect
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La Orsnde National Hank Building
NOTICK
In the Circuit Court of the Slate
of Oregon, for the County f Union.
' ln the Mutter nf the Liquidation
nf the Cove State Hunk, Cove, Ore
gon, Insolvent. '
Notice is hereby given that the
Honorable J.' W. Knnwles, Judge
of the uhove en-titled Cmirti t-us
ordered and authorized Frank c.
Ilraniwetl, Superintendent of Unnka
of the Stale of Oregert and lit
charge ef the liquidation of the
above entitled hank, to pay a divi
dend of twenty per cent CAOI) up
on the claims of all depositor as
filed with the Superintendent nf
flunks, and that the mild dividend
Will be paid by the said Krank C
Hramweil on .May 3, 1927.
Date of First Publication April
2K, 11127. '
FRANK. C IIRAJI VV1CLL,
Superintendent of Hanks.
' Hy tl. N. COClrtANE,
Deputy Superintendent of Hanks.
' . Apr. 28-rit
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i.nn d. notJW, ji. n.
i.iowa mi.Ki:, n 11,
Practice limited to itiseiiHes of the
13ye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
New Foley 'IVlfplinhe
Hulldlng Main 16 .
. n. a. Kimtr, my n. , s,
, Physician und Surtfeon
Sommer . . 'I'uipphhne
llulldine Main as
RicHAitn p. i,ArniR, m. 11.
Onrdner Telephone
itulldlng
Main 90
W, V, MeAWltir, 11. II,
Hurgeon .
New Foley Telephone
HullUlnB .Main r,D
o. n. Moonn, m. n.
Physician and iurnin
Xew Foley Ttdt-phohB
Uulktinti ' Muln 1U
F. ti. nr,sTnv, M, u. .
Tractice limited to UisemscH of th
Kyo, Knr. Nomo ami Throat
Itoonia 18-1 !t Telepltrmtt
Soinmer Itulldinff , . Main 778
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A L. HICIlAniSO( m. n.
Hurifury
Itonm lfl-17 Telephone
Summer liulltlinff ' Main 15
j. a. w(in)i:ni,i('i(, it. n.
l'liysiclan and Surgeon
Over I, ft L Drutf Store -Bus.
l'hone Res, Phoh,
Main UTS t,nn i:t2
Osteopathic Thysicians
j. I,, turm.n, i. o.
aiAituAitcr i.voi.h;, ii. n.
General iiraetlco and tlin "POST '
SYSTEM" for fallen arches.
Sommer - ; Teh-phone
llulldlag " Main lllil
SCHUMACHER
, Plaster
Wall Board
for walls and ceil
ings. Makes your
house cool in 'summer
and warm in win
ter., v- -
VAN PETTEN
LUMBER CO.
Main 732 for v,
Ileal Service :
Our Service reflects amia
bility, efficiency,, understand
ing and experience. Wo do
not worry the bereaved with
details, nor do we leave de
tail, for them . to woitj
ajjout, '-- - -
Siodffrass & Zimmerman
. Main 62
For The Lawn
Lawn Mowers -
Grass Catchers
Rakes
Grass Shear's"
Rubber and
Cotton Hose
F. L. LILLY
UAIWWABU
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