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Thursday, May 5, 1927. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pagrf Seven The Observer Want The Market NEWTODAY ill SAUO Weaning i1kh. liert Knight, Union, 6-0-Hi loll KAU-i lienmlful little homo In fine hicnih.n. It's a home you will enjoy. Inituiro Observer, 0-5-3li ANTKI) Woman with flllld want work us housekeeper. :tjn. I'ouli. , ft-C-Al It KAUC ISO owes' with lambs ly thflr sides. Inquire W...M. Hawkins, MS miles east uf lim i.al(e. . r,.f,.iitp 11 SAI.K l'1-gnl. power Ico riant freezer, cheap. :iliu-U. r.-liip it SAI.K Seed corn. A. II. I'er ytiiun,, I'dl-tlnnd SI; s f-r.-:!tp ANTIJP Work liy married man by day or lionr, rc.isnuuhltt wages. Address K, 1415- S Ave. fi-J-ltp till SAI.l: OR TltADK -Six new. piarlerod oak leather seat dining hairs 2n.tm. - I test yet I'm- the, money. ' I'urniluro - l-.xehunge, 474-.r. ' ' ,- . . . r,..nr II SAI.K Oil TUAUi; A walnut rocker, yehiur upholstered; spring seal, only $12. fill. Kurnlturc lOx- hnnge. 5T5tf lit KALK OR ruADi: Almost new Uakilalo all cnalirnn gray Kiirnlturo Kx-5-r.ic ..niv-nlMln l-tiium f pi hunge, ;, 474-.I. kill SAI.K Oil TllAlJK A new pm-tnhlo electric Singer sawing machine.' Kurnluiro' Kxchunge. . 5-5lf ill SAbK Oil TRADU Almost new walnut (lining suite, buffet tnd' table, C chairs. J-'urniture l-lxchnlige. . ' G-rtf nfcT April 2.1 liptwpen Island City anil lClgln brown Ipatlipr grip .-nnfalnlhg railroad man's tiding ippni-el and other valuable arti ios. Will greatly appreciate re turn of same. Upward, l'hone 455-11. 5-5-31 lit SAI.K Klvo-room hous.l with 2 lots. garage, barn, chick en house; also garden und fruit trees. Call ?S2-!t. FOR SALE AND TRADE Kill, SAI.K - - (lood Sth St. d liahy G-ll-SIp buggy, rjoi' PIDKR NOW Choice Peonies for Mother's Day. $l.fiO a doz. I Phone 4 til -W. ' 4-23-Ct! Inn RAI.R Choice Peonies for .Mother's Day, .May Sth. l.r.(l it dozen. Phone 4(11 -W. 4-l'O-tit R HALF Ancona strain hatch inK ckws, ?l per Hcttlng-- Rmli.t'u. Fox Fin ni. 5-4-ii) Kill SALK Pointer birddog pups. SHI each for males and $& ea-'h for females, See K. Henderson at L C. Kennedy's ranch. . ' 5-2-filp pil SALp Piano in T,a Grande vicinity. Also nno fine Player Piano to be sold at bargain fori quick sale. Pay ten or fifteen 'lobars monthly. For particulars idtlress Western Piano Rroker- ase company, The Dalles, Oregon. 4-v-itp PR SALR All sizes fluff nnd rag rugs. Rpjy cleunlns; mattresses rebuilt; feather mattresses made; furniture upholsterlntr. ' La CJrando Mattress & Weavlnc rVorks( Licensed lumiators. Phone 424-W., Chas. Kdwards, Prop. 3-1-lm FRECKLES AND HIS S5AE8B6 ITS" A SOOO TUIMS ) I Dlff CCW.S A0M&. WI7W yJIUUE 7W AiifiRT OUR MOOSE BUCKED Doww- A&BBS 1 yooutDA j 8UBMTUP BU7JOS7" WMK OP POOR P0P-0U7MIM' LEP7" AT ALU AJOVJJ VWB VJOMT" J EV1ER jijue A AS&J MOUSE S LIKE r 7WOUSAr AM& ,. J i I 1 lOM'N' POP ' SflV MR 60NN ) VLL, E-HAUe TH6 COMIMQ ALDN6 J LDSAO CKEAMEKteS 'C oor ' f pretty wea "nee UP- it Place of Union and Wallowa Observer Want Ad Rates (Count flvo average words V lo line,) ,- Vvr lino, 1st Insertion 10c l'ei lino, eJicli added ednec- uIIvh Insertion Nfe Minimum vliui'iiu on unit or der 250 IMTKri BY MONTH 3 lines, per month I2.MI !l Urn's, per inonlli 4 lines, p.-r imuiili , $UM B lines, per luonth $4.! 1 Cacti additional Hue over five charged nt BOe per lluu per month; CASH IV AI1VA.NCE Is ro )ulred oil nil Classified orders In . em-it -tliese rates. Higher lines charged on all civillt In scrtlons. -;-. Copy ror nil Clnsslflcil orders must liij In this ortln- liy it A.;- SI. KAY OF INS'KltTJON.; Slop oidcis on ad loHHi ivd' on III further ntitleo mnst , lio re .'olveil liy the snmu liotir or ex tra Insertion will he rlmrjl. ' Teloplmne orders solleitisl. Onsh rniRH mny be cai-nrd uii plume orders by puymtnlt on or' before ilnln or Inst Insertion. I'llOXK main si "An Observer Wwit Ail Will Uo U" - I DL'Y Mother a hnutpiat of fieonles. .Mothers' Day Mny 8th. tl.60 n duxen. l'hone 4111-W. 4-L'7(lt FOR BALK toK8. Kust Adam.i. . Route No. 2. WMcfosh. 4 0-4-:ttp POll SA;,K An Aspiuwall pbta'.O planter, . wood as new. and U bottom Oliver plow. Itouth Mr K eh non'. Fhone Furmers KG YV SA I. K Five-room Tioiiw. lot! fiOxK'Oj .close Ln; half down,' terms jn bulanee.- Inquire Stu-j art's Shoe Shop, next to Star ' Theater. , . , &-3-12!p FOR SA1J-: OR TRAT)K HL-room j . house;, 4 rooms brtek) 2 ' loN, t 40x11-7 euch; a lots, 0G-26B each; I - extension' tuble.; ouk sU'ud: hand f" iers. .A I -2-nin knlttln? ma ch ine, (J cyl i nd e rs. heads. , (X...Klmont Relli lle.nt-on tive. fi- WANTBI) Sulesmun to soli .Itlall Wooli-nline. full at I gun 2nd. .- - , . ; 5-3-ti: WANTK O Ihessniaklnr.' Irs. Howell, 405 HenHwk. Tull CI 1-lt i in FOR RENT J-'OR J7t 7tlONT Three tl Adam's 'live. ' house, &-4-flt l-'OR RENT Furnished apt. JIu-.. Apartments., Phone Hfi-R. B--(it FOR R FNT .'all . J31-W.. Three-room hous . 4-30-tf FOR RKNT Furn. apt. 470L 4-ao-st FOR JIICNT SleepinR room. - KO J Adams. 207-J. . 4-20tf l-'OR RKNT Nine-i;oom lious"; partially turnished; ' suitable for Uecpfnt! roomers. $.'15 n month, irnlteil States InveHlmcnt Co. FRIENDS I r t'M KIMDA SORRY A ' eaBt, V MONEW WTO VMHV ? J VTHIS OEftLy- ! - I 1 ( VPOHOO EMERV7WIMS IS ) I 1 SO06 AM' ASOOJ WE'ES i A POOR AOM ASS POP , . aw I ' -'. AAME 7D STAY AT COBBS I If ' A' Z MAS1& TO S7AY if S. A6EE AT VJILLIGS J I PEECkLES-) (T wrv i to, "0. V Ad Page Counties Olt UKNT Apt. 13(1? lenn. : 4-2S-U' von nr-.NT Modot-n loom I house, close In. ('nil Sfiit-M, or ; 13.14 N live. . 4-Sl-tf I 1 " ,. , KOH. RKNT Ri-rooin modem house. Inquire Dr. "A. 1. ltirh- inn! rl.-h ' , arUson. ., 4r2l-tf k CIUmu "How clollitliirtit!t Now jtoll me. how am 1 10 in Hit" of the- POIl ; UKNT Newly papered, ono 1 ,wv ' ?" ' hous.-lin. pint vooiiih; rimnlnffi ' " : ' 1 water. l"ftl fith. ; fi-a-atn' "T,i:,t Kirl (Utlnjr yonder hy the , y.. . , ' " ! I.I'WIfc "VI-A "I'TII -MIUHIHli, apai'tment. isoo 1st. 2r."i W. ,,nv-M 7 , !- I Willie. loolttnK very dejected, wan I-OTt TtKM MirnlKhcd &-room;ni: hiH wav hunio ri.oin H(.Jloo wh(in modoi-n house Vv-itlt KaruK-. j nu appearance allraeted the ntlen 2U07 K. Kir, riione S5a-.l. , ; 1 ttnn flf a kind-hearted old latly. ' . V. . ' B23tpi 4Whut'K trouhlliiK: you, my liltje " 1 ' 111 " - - " ' man ?" nlie nnked. KOIt UKNT Sutall furnished bun- "DyspepHlu und rheumatism,! re- Knlow on pavement In South UntpUed Willie. ..(.Irande: I'tuno ami Kardi-h crop) "Why, thiU'H ah.snrd, " remarked IneHid-d, tlon' MS4-U. f---'flhe old lady. "Uow ?n that he?"' ! " iAjJ'irwiQ ' " ! "Teacher Kept ine In after school -.; Ml'aCELliAAE.OtlS .. I because I -ouhlnt Mpcli theinV waw I K MKT J Tr 1 1 1 NO N nve. Mr.-). J. ' J i yard, . 71 i.'aldwelf. j , 4-::a-im i. awn ftHJWKiis -Rhitinened. on'sx," .Hpeelal machine. Lvbfhlon Weld-j i'llin "1 don't usually Ret up Inw und .Machine WorltH. M-7..17, jthul earl hut I kuchh I can Htand -" 4-So-im i it one morimr." . .' 1 (U.KAN'INO,; prcKHinff. dclni? and! - 0 man hns a right lo ho a ryhlo reputrlni;. id.-al I'leancifi, rj'H imifii the evhlcmv Is nil In; say, jmpoi Ht; I'lione 7-W. 5-3-1 m. i TAINT IT YOFItHKLF Runflow er Auto Rubber Knarucl makes; old ears look like new. He nn - - oiheiiitlat'led customer. Stuart'.! ' Shoe Shop, next lo Star Theater, j On the last day of school, prlc.en 5-.'(-1 in j were distributed. When one hoy ,,..., 1 'returned home his mother wiih en- NUn.SKRT SALF.S YARD back of 'lerlalnlni; callers. "Well, my hoy." ftloon DntK on A-lams Ave., Wn.;snld one of the callers, "did you Nursery of ToppenisJi, Wn. I'urolet a prjue?" . brd. whole rooted, hardy stoeh. "No," replied the boy, "but I Kot Trees, shade, fruit nod ornament - , horrible mention." als, evergreens perennials, vines, strawberries and raspberries beai, , ' thlfi season, bluclcberrles. ( Rohps und tilu'ubs bloom this year. Com- mereial plantinc solicited. But- ler Johnson, Main 4-S-lmp LO&T bOST New nwltresH on Jftland; i uy niffnway, Monday mormnif. i 'alh I'lifl-J. 5 -It USED CARS "CHOICU 01'' 3 1953 TOllrlTlVO' ITU'IIH . $7r..no . . ; VKIX KINS MOTOR f'O. 4-25 . as- $luu, the balance at 'A0 per XI'.KOS MOW lXTKItKST (month, Incltidlnw Interest.- Here NKW YORK Her three children! Is a chance to (fet Momethlntf hiivlnff frrown up, Mrs. Rosalind S. brand new on cxci-pt'.onal terms London feels she needs some main ; for this class of property. Interest in life. So she bus Kone j Ibtre is an eye-opein'r! A five four years to law school and is o j room bouse, laif,''' rooms, plas beeo'me her husbaild's partner injtnrcd, Kaianre, In Kood repair, with practice. ' ' I four lots. This property Is' well " 1,1 worth $L'fit0. but owner must leav' FOR SALE live-Aere ' Trnrls Close to . , si.vio. ' , ' kai'.i, .rxi)i:r, Outa Bricks! OFFICE CAT rmAQM MARK MIOi Tere'H only nno tiavunCiKo of initi4nK off until tomorrow whiit , hIiouM be flono totluy, und that lx ymi may be fired tomorrow und won't have lo do It. Vtrliino THIrr "Vonr lMivlmml will Ito linivc, tcitoroiiK, liiimlxniHi, palm Ik tryin'to flirt with mo' .. v-i'h-.i .iiti oi.h a.,i ..tii; v .i.Vrt iY,n ho.. leKH at i me." i W.iMle's diMiual answer. llarry roiiniK?" "I low murh are your I'lerk- "I'lVA lllll III HM flllll .III) i It at (he njw of 1 15. Paul: If I know yott hotter I'd I kiss you. : I - (lladys: Tf you'd kiss me' yolt'd tkiibw me hotter! XKKD WII1ST FOR WO.V'KX hONDOX Notwllhslandlmr the recent decision to Rive women the vote as soon as they are il, U is hard to pet them to political meet ings. Mrs. Wilfred Ashley, wile of ine minister 01 i rnusnriri. . hiiyb whist, dances or Knme similar at traction Is needed. For Sale New modern stueco, five rooms. ; just comph'tt'd; basement, larjfo Uvlnjf r o o in, wll plumbed ' a ' classy- well built ami designed I new liotne. for $:ilfji. Very easy I uymciits, To I'CKponslbli part les I the Initial paymt-nL may be as low In a few days and came In ( his morninK and cut the price lp JfldO. Sell off two lots at. SGm and you have a krood home for $1800. - Plumbed, wired, "Ccmcntl walk. i (Tins. j Males I..otnls Ijonns - Iiismihik-o Surrey Realty Agency fleo. II. Citrrey. Henltor George llunllnitton Cnrrey I'lione 2IHI-.F 108 Elm St.. next to city Hall , ,a Qrandc, Oregon. . Luck vei.u-tT it Goes , FLOP X. WONT G6T AkWYH INO "V J- V. sco v t PAT.orr. cimt by be arsvicc. inc. "w j geiBBwrr i.aiii. ..u X..IX... . j a ; ilji j iuu,n' i I 4H nr-i AIMT 7AAT J -1 VOO Lak- . i'- atout wt orr. ' i? v . I v n i i i JfS .P.1".' m""L"-Tt.. ' n J ai the mmm "War Horse" i QfQ v TnW nr 1 vcx x x ikacij Petit loii Iuih bpeii ai-nt to t'on Kiosa to nrovido some I'lltlntf trll uto to tlio Amorlrim hoiMi which I Rrrvod on tlio flehtlnir front In ; Prnnt'O diirliisr tho World Wur. tThls ldta of u inrmorliit to the . cqutno heroes ortKlnuted with Huoli Jones, Kox FKihh horHemau hIiip, who wrote the aereen dramnj, "The War Horei' iih h film tenl- im,nlnl lo the Iioihcs he dent to h'rance ami later followed to tlm riRhthiK' front when he joined the American cavalry. ' . "The War Horse" !k the picture of the horse's -i-very day dtinKors, roiimnecs, hardshipH und daring durlnjf Hervlce in France an Jones saw it ironi the dramatic stand point of n cavalryman, clriuis rider and nctor. A beautiful Wyoming Blrl who drives an ambulance. In the mud of -Flanders adda the touch of ro mance. ; .Silver Buck, Huek'tt fainoiiH white horse which haa floured In seventeen of his scrcan drnmns, has the title role and eo-alarf with the famous actor. Supporting them are Kola Todd, liloyd Whltlock, James (lordon, Stanley Taylor and Yola U'Avril "The War Horse" will have a showluK at the Star theater Fri day and Saturday. Fire Fighters Are Herctes Of Picture At Arcade The VI ro Tlrliradn," now ahow- Inir nt the ArentUi tliealer, mlKht easily be called u picture of hlBh IlKltts. so full of thrills It Is. - This production does for the flreninn what "The Itlir l'arade" did for the American soldier, and hrlnits before the public In tin nr rostlnB niuuner the neoesslly of lire, prevention without ut tiny llnnj hc eonilns a pi-eaelitnenl on the Btih Ject. ' A. KripplltB. dramnlic slory lias been woven tiKalnst a liacUmound of fire and flre-l'lKhter that hohhj the spectator from lioalunlnK to Olid. The story tells of "Terry O'Neill," descended from a lollK linn of t'li-o-flKlitei'S. Ills Initial en. IhiiH'.usin.) his love for the dntiKli ter of it wealthy niun whom he later discovers to bo llto lioitd of. the wholnvelty government, ills dls Ktist tit this man's crooked nielli od. ' tindvthe consefiuent flunrrel with v hls-j sweetheart over her father, hln heroism In a spcr.tncular orphnluiifU flro cuused throiiKh tho neKleet of the politician, and tho Ilim! reconciliation with tho diuiBh-ler.-on4.4iivl"r public recognW tlnn"rbr,' jlff 'herrttsmr" '' , Thei'stadio.had the expert CO. operatlonkof tile International Or der of l-'ire KnRlneers ill llto mak Ihb of the picture, and tho fire scenes, wore all slaed by the I.os AnBoles Fire Department under the. supervision of Kirn Chief Italph Scdlt of that city. "The1 i'Mre llt'tsade" Is the Hrst directorial effort or William NlBh for .Metro- - Ooldwyn - Mayer and places him In a similar position to that of KinB Vldor after he had triumphed wllh "The HiB l'ar ade." . Charles llay Is seen In the role, of "Terry O'N.-lll." Noted for his i, ,,,,,,, ,,,. the actor has excelled himself In the delineation of this h It Is one innt tiiiowa for considerable .comedy, yet de pends principally upon unum. i. Its appeal. May .McAvdy Is seen npposllo liny as "Helen Corwln", dniiBhtcr of the politician, and not only has pholOBiaphed to the finest advnnt- I hb, but brluBS a wenltn 01 cnarm land understandlliB lo her part. I'om O'llflen, rentemliereil tor ( FuoP-M-f eve'. I 9AY1 Your wife VIU-S00MB6 ( ABLE TO BOH EvERMTHINIa SHE iVVANTS- 4 ffl f.' W -.J M. slid f Jl I VI A I his rolo as "Hull", in "The Big Parade," plays Jtuy's biff brother In this picture, and thoujrh ho dies all oo soon. In the story, leave a hisilng tmprcHttlon. ' Holmes Herbert a the father of the heroine. m.tuaKeu to make hlm I self thoroughly despicable, with hla iov tor tits datiKhter the one re deemlns featuro. An elaborate costume hall, pho toKtaphcd in technicolor, brings a Mirprisintf note of benuly to the filmv : ... ' A lnrHt pereenlaffe of .the pro fits derived from the show In w of "The Fire Hrigade" are lo he Riven to the International Order or Fire KnfilneeiH for their work In the cause of tire prevention, and un ' other portion will fro to various t'lro and sick benetltH maintained hy flro department locals. "Honeymoon i Express'-. Is ; . - Tenderly Human I "The Honeymoon I'.xpress, Warner picture now lit the Sherry theater, is -lively thoiiRh tenderly. human story of Amerlcnii lunilly life.; it porlrayu, also, the havoc. wlileh too tntieh money may wreak, on the lives of Us possessors. The, l.anibert hon'ie.'is a house, dlvliled iiKulnst Itsidf. Wlllai'd I. mils pluys the. ludicrously voluptuous husband and lather -who Is being .cliBcriy ensnared by a pretty KOld-illBger. vt-l....... I......,, .IMel. Im .1 m ' , - liiother, who, nfler selt-etlaelnB ' years finds herself neglected by I all but her yoitiiBer daughter, Jean. Helen Coatello. I Virginia l.ee Corbln doea Hecky. the wilful older ilauBhtor, who la neing sotlgui 101- ner iiioney. uy it young rotter, John ratncK. i.aiico, Harold Cloodwin, the son of the family, is losing clients and cour age through dissipation. -Margaret Lambert suddenly becomes nwuro of her position In tho household and sets about lighting it. Taking her younger daughter urn gins ironi connieton wtti spend she goes out Into (ho -world, effeels. the week. end. of Mny 13 hero at a re lu venation both personul and '.tho Ascension drove. Another , spiritual, wins position and love, group of seyont.y-i'tvo will be, hero und tho devotion of her misguided lor tho week end of May in., children. Her husband begs to bo . . ., ,' ' , 1 i. taken back but unnvulllnBly. There are many Intriguing conflicts in tho picture, much to innko one alt up und tako notice, ltollo Itlch plays with sincerity nnd conviction; 1 Wlllard l.onls Is at his funniest und most Ingratiating, and all the mem- I hers of the cast seen peculiarly nt- tuned to the mood of tho piece. I Comedy, showing "Tho I'nlO Hear. . - ' ' ' ) - COVE PERSONALS ,., , n . u...,. -C.'OV'H.-. tSnfitiuJ I ri'..,. A-.-HayrCi county school 'superintendent-.' was i.. f.. ll.n Mi.v, Daw feslivnl. lu love for the .May-J'ay iosuvik, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Hertaeh, who have ben visiting hero for tho post : , . ,. , , ,i.0ir liniiin two weeks returned to their homo In Hock Creek, Saturday. ... -v.D 'I' A II hlnebni't.. 1. 'i...n., ...tuiM nl tho of Salem, have been guests at me home of Mr. and Mrs. John Col- lli.u r the nnst few dnvs. I Tho Hov. Sydney W. Creasy, of I Pendleton, was here several days last week looking after the im provements which tire being made Ion the church school property. I (The Covo high sehool orchestra will give a concert at the hall on Wednesday evening, May 11. , I The senior play, "Am I Intrud ing'.'" will be presented at the Mac- .calico hall Krlday evening. May 0. Sir. nnd Mrs. Win... llallmat'la ' were dinner guests of .Mr. and Mrs. I If. H. McCool on Wednesday even ing. A group of members from the I. O. O. I' and Heboccu lodges at tended u play put on by tho Sum mervllle lodge on Saturday evening. I Aiming those attending were Mr. nnd Mrs. Hoy Haker, Mr. and Mrs. By Taylor W AT VllA-r g 'I ) V X V(0M'T 66T ANy . ft I TiHiN6 OUT op ' j 3 Sx. - .'I- By Blosser I j Professional Directory Till! dlreotorr If especially hnntly for the newcomer or for (he Oiit-of-lown rentier who nisy wnul the iitiino and address of some profesnlonal innn. It tins been csarvrully prepared unit will prove to be it ready aid to tiny render In obtaining prompt professional nervlee. Classified For Quick Reference Dentists' I Oil. GKO. 1 over I.. , I .Main C7I . HUFFMAN Dent tut L. Uruit Ou. Telupliuiiv Illl. l-'KAMi l'.A.ll:N-TlJentlst. Itnom 7, VeHt-.!aenliKOn : IIPIk I'honi! 447-W. Architect V, n. Ill.l.Itll. Ari'llltrrt Itoooi 7 t.a Orande National Hank llullrilnu lohn niehanlM, Mis. t'orft lllonm, ' .Ml-H. I'oru llo l.oiltt-, Mi-H. Klhel lie .Hush. K.I Kdu-llrds. Vivian Itlill. tlioVfrds, ("litis, fonner; Itny Wlllintns, ..nnd Mis. Norn ;Moroncy Miss l.uey A. Case, of the O. A. t". extension department, conducted '.-thoecond .of u aeries of nutrition mcetiims on Saturday. ' The. leoturo for this incetinir. wilsl "lllet and Care . or .'the '.Mother .tint! Child." -The niornlhK hour wiih given over to the study of salads. About fifty -women wei-e tit litleii-.liihce nt thin meetlhif. . .The next-..ineollng w 111 I..I.-.. o...... i.... - .iUn- ,i.mrtJ j i., m-t 41 demnnstralion .of.,..tllo uses of milk "will bo given. : t. T 1. : o. (X . and neheeca i ..,.... ...i . th,.lr. lodBe roomn . on 'iiitilsday oV-iiiiB-. Kefreshinenta wero serv- Shanghai school was closed on Krlday so that the teacher, .Mrs, llessle Sletoher, . and the pupils could attend the May Day Kes. "v"'' - group of seven:y-flvo camp PI rrfl II M II 1 1 I V . - I SLEEP NORMALLY THE NIGHT THROUGH Judder ,d Kidney Troubl.t Banl.hed (1 by Nawrex or Monoy R.fundod . j j, premlheht "speolrtllst developed I '(thin truly miirveloim naundy In his I iiniotliiu. It coiitnln; lu corijnuctlon : fnilh other reniarkniilo InKrcdleiits, ! ptralthy uulnuilM. Its effect in positive, ' mini, yult-H and NATPItAL. I NMWUI'IX TAULKTH. DlUi'etle &tlm- i lulant to the Kldnayi uro no Kood that .incv ciin-y an uniiiiuten guui-iiiuy 01 nmt,v . 1.clr If til. untUfloil. Veil lira 1 i nv the-Ju.b;n and Jury. -iNo more pains, I no more Intliiitiuaitlon. Nil llioro gul- ( ( ., Imimitly s-nn-x Tali. 0,B Klf nght-nt tho RAIJH10 of Kid- ney and llliulder troables. No nuittor : "'lint ynu luivo tiled, try NMWlll-.'X I TAmTt) You on It Co yourself to l I try this remedy yea do not rink a : iienliv. fT.iu unvlhltiir he fairer? 7fi(l I Jier tuiekiiiie nt ull ilrnxgli'tH. Hliindiil-d jJn f,o wf tn Kllni(6l Bvd jMa . . Angelas, cu. , Newrex Diuretic Tablets i Hold by the ,. & t Drue To. L Astrologer ' tins. KltKIIIOItlr-IC n AMIRS 801 N. Ave.; l.a Or undo, ore. : Readings dally. . , Rendlnijs by Mali n Specialty WE Feel the sense of ob ligation when you favor : US; with ' your BANKING BUSINESS United States National Bank INSURE TODAY through this depend able agency. One sec ond after the acci dent is one second too late to he insured. Union Mortgage & Investment Company HEAL Insurance KM ale Loan PEnviCB New Foley Bh.tr.. La Grande Oregon. Physiciiins & Surgeons n. , L . i.i:n ii. nun t. in. ii. -v i.iowa mi.ki;s, M. II. Prftetlei) lliidl.id lo diseases of th e. i-.nr, iMisu iiau raront. New l''Nl,,y JtiillUlnu llephon .Main L !!.). KlltllV, M. 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