La Grande evening observer., June 14, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 7

Tuesday, June. 11, 1927
LA l!ANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pao Seven
The Observer Want Ad Pagel
i The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties
EW TODAY
fcVljnSKHIuy and Thuraduy Hoe.
ri I holce aster plants. S doz
!)!'; 4 dozen, (l.iin. Hohan's
t;rcpiiiiou-e, I'hone tiTC-W.
'I'Ofi UK NT Modern furnished
m;iil tin-nt, Newly lialsumined.
Cmund Moor. IU"ii Washington.
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kVAMTKITfHckerH lo haul ok:i.
Apply M. l.mvt', rove, Ore.
'OH H, 1. 10 Oliver lyiM U iili r.
(lood S .new. I'll. 4T.H-K.
KOIt SAl.K' 'One 4-ruoni house
itjlh hall). H. I'. Nlelson, sn
,prin. it-1 4-:it p
I'OK SAl.K Ice made from pur-;
ii l I'.sian water. Call ICM-W.
Jiiish I'nre Waler Ice Co. ii-7-il'
.'o ItKNT Tin ee-room modern
furnished home. I'huiie ::r I - M.
7ii4 I. ae. U-l
j olt ' SAl.K l.itfht walmil dluhiK
room suite, Axminster riitf, over
nl hi" f'eil living room suite, Pen
insula range, ol lor household
fur nil lire. Corner Kitss-ll an -I
Cherry. fi-4-Mp
KHt HA 1. 10 - Gooseberries. O. ft.
Johnson, I 'hone 2.'.'.i-W- (J -1 4 -U I
vVA.TKI To" borrow $ I Mm on
pood improved city pro peri y.
Pyramid Land Co. tJ-14-ltp
f'olt HI-:N"r I'lrst olaKM rooms
with hoaril, $:ifi prr inn: ilay
l.onr.l, $l.o. !i"4 WliKlililKlon.
3411-W. (!-14-iit
WAXTIII) i:.MMi.ncr.l Kill
wautH lo .lo p-norai wiirli, I'll.
Karmi-rn IT, Kltrln. li-H-:lt
l.vil! SAl.K 10 nor.-H, nil Icvolc.l.
in I.'ruit.lnlo. with wator riiilit:
n.'W, Mlrictly modern t!-rooni
stucco lions,-; oth.-r frood oul-t
Inlll.lillKs; I horse, I row, uiii;
on. harn.-ss, mower, ' rnl;c, ilow.
rnlllvalor. harrow and other'
Implements, all 1 -horse iinph-j
nieiils. prartiealty new: ir,,ij
: yonnK and ahout tlo old fi nil I
trees; oth.er small fruit: 2 aer.s!
tame grass. 4 neres alfalfa; o
hee slands. One-half eash. I'll. I
4IIS-.1. C. K. (Jump. l -1 4 -1 tis p '
KOH KENT
h'olt IlKNT Three and 4-room
apts. I'hone Ulili-M. O-lH-lilp
tO'011 IlKNT-l-'nrn. apt. 470-M.
C-ll-2!
KOI! HKNT Knrnislied apart
ment. Waverly Apis. i-ll-:llpi
KOIt liKNT Modern house. 2(inr '
1'irst. rail 4 i ! -.1 . i;-;nr
l''oll It K.NT -'rinee-rooiu fmnish-j
e,l apl. Kiel l-'lrsl. :ll 1-W.
(i-i:i-:",l)
f.lll I?1.'VT tlt.inll hi.iK,, I ,w,n i.-,. I
1SDS ("fdar. I'hone Ki'.-.M.
li-1 o-i;t p
1'oit HUNT Modern fiiniisln l
apt., corner (Jill and N. rlioni'j
147-m. (;-;-; r
'Oil HUNT Newly p.ipere.
tJ housekeeping rooms; down-!
slalrs. $15 per mo. 120 1 Nth. I
i;-i:i-:iipi
I KOIt IlKNT G-rnom uiodi'in
i hmisp with sleeping pon-h. ehiclc
t'li holism, RaraiO ami hu'e i:ar-
4 den spot at HMi;i Lake Si. ('a
i;i;r.-v. n-imr
MOM'N' P0P ' , That's That ; By Taylor
r Dot and kew f?e in bao wetL , poo f Nor A CCHT1 I know it's rtflieo) ( ExAcrtV - if tuen Can't V OF ilouRse itV 7 lt'S Going Toee f touch T
TiNflNClrtu SrRAI T5 - 5e I 6oour.C THOS LlTTLe t0V BirdsX tOFUi To HEIP AFFORO To PM HlCilt ReNT, VIOULO BE NCC STRUfafaLC f-'OR THtM SOT WHM V '
ORCPPCO IN THE 0FF.C6 fNO HowwucH HAv Bw flfN6 Xtjo ) VOUR CiH'LOReM LET 'M MOV IF ToUELP TttfcM IT'S WCR TMUW'tL HWe SENSC I
ToOAW fNO WTCO TO DircVCUKrT HI0M NO t'WOOIN6 Bur PERHAPS IT ThEK CAN'T MAKE Y'(E BUT THEti THt'W'O ENOUGH TO HANG OMTO THCI 7 !
eoppow scxme MY y vKt hwe xoreCHTHE v. wiu 3e Good PrnweNTS on their ( alwavs etPe cr oottoRs -Mo Sir' rnew '
V er, lJKieSS0" NV OAS THEV SHIXIIIV.T- ; OUTOOOV V VVON'T GCT A CCNT TROM ME J '
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Two Heads Are Worse Than One! By Blosser
Mmd w- 'wM8 f
m (WiMj ..... ..... , -I rv.
Observer
Want Ad
Rates
(Count flvi! average words
to Hie line.)
IVr lilt.-, jst iiiM-iiioii lOu
IVr line, eiu:h udded con
olive Insertion 7c
Minimum harm on tint! or
der , 23c
KATIOK IIV IOMII
2 lines, Hi- inimih SJ.r.O
: lines, per immilt .$:.25
I lines, per inonlli $1.(10
." lines, per tnumli $t.7"
J arli additional line n.rr file
tlmij;! hi fdli: per limi (kt
month.
1ASII ADVAXCK Is re-4uirt-d
on nil ( lits.slrU'd orders
hi earn these rales. II in her
rales charged oil all trvilit In
sei'thm. opy for nil (li..siric. onion
mm Ik; in (his omre by Ml
A. M. HAY OF INSKIITION.
Slop orders on ad Inserted un
I il l ul l her not k-o must he rt
ceiwd hy the mhiiu hour or c
tra Insertion will be. ctifirgt.Nl. '
Telephone orders Mdieitcd.
rash HMes limy In1 earned on
phone orders hy payment on or
hefiHt dale or hist insertion.
I'llONK MAIN S7
"An OlN-nrr Want Ad
Will lo It"
I'fiu i:i:nt Kour inaminiiiv
funiislu-.l rooms. Main 4 IT.
t!-4-if
KOIt I:KT Kurrilshed 2 - room
house with Karate, Mollis an.l
waler. In.iuire at Herder's ('ash
(irocery, Y anil Spruce SI.
0-7-1 ."
I'un SALE AMI TKADE
l''OI! SAl.K Kleelrie Washer.
I2n! 2nd. J'hone :ill!l-.I. (i-l.1-21
KOI'. SAl.K 1'ortalile Vletroln
and in neords for flS. 1101
WashlllKlon. ll-l-ttp
l'"(llt SA l.K Kstahllshe.l huslness
showing income of $:n(i.un a
nienih. Small tm'estnient. See
Win. Millrr, ll Kiln St. -ll-!f
KOIt SAL1-J Staelilanil Knosel.er
ries will hp on the market for n
inonlli at all l.a Oraude stores.
(I. (I. Slaekland, Cove. -H-(ilp
KOIt SAl.K l'artly modern 5-j
room lu.ose. (;( acre land, $ST5.
!eo. Fatfer, 'I I I H .Second HI.
-!t-fipj
KOIt SAl.K OK Tit A I MO Hed and'
dresser to mati'li, linlslu'd m j
Kreneh ey lacquer- n hiu ifnln.
Kurniltire lOxchiiiiKt. 474 -.i. I
(i-1-tr
I'OK SLK Olt THAI K U ynu
a re HoiiiK a way. you will gvl moi e J
in trade than cash tor your:
furniture. We have to offer, a
p o r 1 n h I e phonograph, a k--"
In tit ri Hlnve, 77 nolo lent; a iM-j
jewel wiitr-li, a Winchester pump
(. 1 1 1 1 , Uoy-rs 1S47 silverware -and
ot her ilt-ms. Knrnilure 10 v-1
change. I'ho:u- 474-.I. fi-l-tf,
- j
FOR PA LK All sles fluff and rug
riik'M. Uuk cleaniiiKJ niattresKeH
rehuill; feather mattre-ises made;
furniture upholstering:. Ja
Orundo Mattress & Weaving
Works, Licensed KumiKatnrs.
Phono 4 2 4-W. Chas. lOil wards.
Prop. 9-1-1 m
KOIt RAI.KGood milk cow onl
late cubbnfce plan in. Call Kur
mern 1 f. K . iJ-lS--tp
KOIt PA Mi. It 10 N'T Olt TltAliK -:
Kreneh resin u i'ii nt In I .a Orande. !
Cfiiuida property prefer red in :
trade, Write C. I... Observer.,
0-1 a-imp
KOIt HA1.K OU TltALHO Perfer-,
lion oil .stove. A No. 1, at hair)
price. Furniture IOehnntfc. !
G-1-tf
KOU HAI.K Olt Tit A I T0 An Her-
trio w .tsher, copper t uh; terniH j
or trade. Kurulture, I0xchane, ;
474-.I.
f.-1 -if
I'OK SAl.K -Dulion mliline "i:"-1
rlltni', Mi rk-o-Mftcr :i ml Oli-
vcr No. a tyiH'Wiltf-r. n( ft har-i
Kiiln. L'.MU N. Ash SI. fi-ll-aipi
WANTED i
WANTKl)-To Im.l your imiiilil'it
ithh' fruit tri'n; clialiKO thi'iii
lo any vurl.'ty. Urn K. lilili'i-,:
If. IT. .l"fl'. r.son St. (1-1 :l-:tt)i
MIHCFXLAiTEOtJS
I'l.I'MlllNll AMI UKA'lINti l.i
A. llultnrM, :ittl N avc. ti-'2i-m'
HANl'lv At Islnn.t City 1'avillo.i;
W.'.lnt'sday hIkIu. Star Nov.'lty
Orclicstni piuylne. G-l.1-:ti
L1CENSKD MATHUN'TV llflMK
Traliipil rare, l'rlco ronson
ulile. -Mrs. K. W. Hart. 130 V
KltKNfM M. ncKI. i,;- .l.-moli-Flrat'Ml
Htarlfour JurU' l:t. front
2 till 4 p. m., nt Ijuli.-n' R:;
chanire. tl-1 1 -t r
NflTICK Lester Hnir is lion.-,t
like the Imlance of the lln fam
ily, lie does expert anlo rejiair
Inu. Corner Vietory Way and '.
avi'. North Side Cla.-aue. 0-1 I -:: V
I1IOHSKS ANT) Mtjr.KS (looil Iok-
Rlnsr, farnilnp nnil faney saddle
liorses. all yonnK. No . lietter.
sell and fxehntiK fleo. Shevnr,
liox 212. I'liiou, IMi. Kami. (15.
G-2V-lmp
HAIN'T IT YomSKI.K Have $25;
to $",0. Sunflower brand Au:oi
Ituhher Knainel In acid, alkali 1
and water proof; leaves no 1
lu-usll maths; flrys uver nlfrlil. ;
One roat ens-el's any surface. Allj
colors. Sold at Stuart's Shoe:
Shop, next to Star Theater. ; 1
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HIIJARO
PERSONALS
IIILOAIU (Special) Mr. I
Frank Sun ford and children, tier-I
aid and Marie, were l.a (Irande
Visitor!) Monday,
Mm. luy Thornbrue and son, i
John, were In 1,4). tirande Monday, j
Mrs. MarSel Scott and duilKhler,
Uonna, were La Grande shoppeiM j
Monday. :
Miss 10 va Thornhrtie was in La j
Grande, Monday. I
Charles Wilson's hoys spent the j
week end with Mrs. -Mary O.
Yountr. They returned to their t
USED CARS
lftlfl KOHD TorrtlNO.
Ileadv to run
OFFICE
CAT
tmab Mann .
& Junius
SOMIO KAMOI'K LAST VOHIK
Oon't you dare to Knock thom
ushes oif on my epun curp'H"
"Look at the mud you've truck
ed In on my nice cituit floor!"
"Hefure vv w ere murried you
wanted lo utko me noine placi
f very oveniiiK, hut now.!"
"Mow lontr have you heeti cur
rying that letter around It your
pocket ?"
You would forget your lieud if
II wasn't fastened lo your HhoulT
deri!"
When li mm- in sulmmlnu, Ih
nv4au Imthlnu hctiniy Is .Mtiil to
be. n ptMH rish, i
ItllUH l S -
can't a man's hand he
Why
over I 1 iiu-hes? H 'CM use If it
Were it would lie h fool.
Why should a ullor he Hie het
authority n what poes on in the
moon-.' I teen use he has heen lo
Hea,
Wiiy
men ?
i a fly tnlh't' than most
lj.'i'ansc he sltin.ls tiy.-i' Blx
feet.
What Kreal virtue does the
North I'ole remind utt of? Jtnt
ice, that's all.
How is a man apt lo run n
splinter in Ids mouth? Hy entinrf
a cluh sandwich. '
Which number In the opinion
of most men Ik , the i?i t alest '.'
Numhor ONK. I
Why is the horse the inosi pa-
Uenl nniinal'.' Itecause he listens
to every woe.
Why is the memory of Wash
ington like fine old Kreneh hran
dy? Itecuiise it Is ever dear to1
the American people, j
Why Is a lucliwhe:it cake like,
n caterpillar? Meeause it's (he!
Ki'uh thai makeH the hutterfly. j
How many sides are ihere to a
I re-? Two, t he Insldf and the'
outside.
Which is t he laziest class of
people'." Tall people; hem use they'j
are always longer in lied, I
Who was the first whistler and
w hat was his tune? The w ind. I
when he whistled "Over the Hills
and Kar wuy."
Why is a drunken man IfkP n
windmill '.' ltecause his head turns
round ami round.
tilnek within and red without
and tour corners round annul'' A
chimney.
When In money damp? When
it Is due (dew J in the morn hi;?
and missed (mist) at nitfhl.
TIIIO HAT THAT PAII.IOO
The. sweetest little Krirlie
Had I he cutest lit tip irnu n-
II surely was an eye-lull
For all the men In town.
Then lo complete her costume ,
She hoiijrht a ducky hat; '
Tile foolish kid, 1 s'pose she
t houe-ht
The hoys would look nl thai.
(Hi ! wasted time and money;
lilow hard, you playful
breeze;
Kor one poor hat can't draw
;i look
Against a pair of knees.
Some men arc so fmnl of Imme
Hkiug thai their wives til ways
lake them lo icsiaiicanis that
make a spi-cuitly of II.
home in Ln rjrande Monday.
Mrs. P, V. Young was shopping
in Ln Orande Wednesday.
H. W. Sanford was a La CJrahde
visitor Wednesday.
J. 1 1 Holier w as In T.a firandc
Wednesday transacting huslness.
Hex Itrown was a La Grande
visitor Wednesday.
Hilly and Cln sier CJraham, of Ln
Cirande, are here visiting Mrs, Jen
nie liolveison f(r a few days.
Hilly and Ch. sier Ciraham. of Ln I liCO. II. V4iriCyt UCailOl' III
0-10-lt.nie liolv.rson f(r a few days. 'liars In a smashufi: bolh drivers. 1 Vu, tlrandr. Oregon. jlj
at hie m
"IMWW1W8 Ill'
"Bandit Buster,"
Comedy Drama,
At Star. '
Huddy Itooaeveli's dramas of (he
Kreat open spares are different
from the average run of Western
pictures in that each one contain!)
a striking element of imvelty that
puts them in a clus hy t heniselveM.
and his latest offering, which hems
the graphic title. "The Mundit Huh.
ter, Is no exception to this rule.
It is the feature attraction nt the.
Star Theater today only.
In "The Bandit Huster" Huddy
enacts the role of a cowhoy who
kidnaps a weal I hy hanker, the
lather of the gh-l he loves, hut ho
Is actuated in this hy most worthy
motives and does It with the full
know -ledge and consent of his
sweet heart. The story is worked
out in a most logical and enter
taining manner, and. while it is
huilt primarily to lead up to the
gripping suspense of its fast mov
ing climax, still the comedy angle
us hy no means heen over looked,
mid t here is a most, generous
sprinkling of laughs t h rough out.
The motion pi t ore Indus! i y and
the theater-going public are equal
ly hciutfheil hy such stories as this
nnd we hope that our local t he
aler may give us more of the same
calihn;. . .
. Dainty Molly Malone has lhe
leading feminine role and is a
charming foil for tin1 popular star.
Others in the capable cast Include
such Well known names us Lafe
McKee, Winifred La mils, Uohert
llomans. Charles Whltakcr and Al
Taylor.
"Jane Missed Out" Is the comedy
showing. ,
"Venus of Venice"
At Arcade
Pleases Crowd
Constance Talmndge's new com
ly diainn, "Venus of Venice", Is
the run-cut attraction at the Ar
cade theater.
The story is one of a charming
little-madcap who, dominated by a
crook, pursues a course of ihievery
anions lhe canal gondolas with
reckless abandon, her escapades
plunging her Into the companion
ship xd' an American artist., with
unforseen consequences of a most
exciting luilure.
While "Venus of Venice" attains
hrlttiaal dramatic heights, the pic
ture is for the most part in the
lighter vein in which Miss '10 1
madge excels. Its setting, in mod
ern Venice, is one (hat . breathes
romanfe pnd adventure. ;Thu "Wa
ter Hat's" doubtful activities In
the cutials of the. Italian ,clty also
gtvei Constance an opportunity to
display aquatic attainments which
she-is not generally known to pos-
flCHS,
Appearing oppostle Miss Tal
madge, in lhe role of lhe romantic
American nrtiwl. t Antonio More
no. And Marshall Nelhin'H direction
of tho picture further establishes
him as a master in tin- screening of
stories of the "Consiancesque"
type.
"VeniiH of Venice." which was
produced by Joseph M. Schenck
tor Klrst National release, will re
main at the Arcade theater until
Wednesday night,
Tired Huslness Men" will prob
ably get the hmgh of their lives
and so will all other picture goers,
if they see "Our Hani;' in the com
edy of lhe same name Which 1m
an added feature of lhe program.
Hal Itoach's ramouH I roup" of ju
venile comedians ate said lo he
at their best in this rlolously amus
ing film of fun.
There are only two kinds of iua Rim ftt.r next to City Mull !l
Rough Riding
Features In
'Film at Sherrys
If ever thre wntt playr horn
to the saddle ll is Jack I'erriti.
who, in "West of Hainhovv's Kmt,"
his newest Itayurt picture, will hold
the screen at Lie Sherry iheainr fur
two days .heglitning today.
Jack was born and reared on a
Montana ranch, and cut his teeth
on a steer's tnu'tii Al an ue when
nioMt younuMcrs ore sill) playing j
with toys, .lack was developing and!
perfecting his technique with thef
r.iitu. And his skill with ilia "six-!
mm came about as a result of eon
oemruied practice over a consider
able period of years.
I All of these attainments stand
him in good stead, it is said, in his
forthcoming vehicle, In v hlch hn
is cast as Don llramlon, a young
hero of the .American lOxpeditlon
ary forces, who returns from serv
ice overseas to discover that his
father has heen slain li ml his
rancho seized hy a pang of ruthless
desperadoes.
1 See for yourself how Jack over
comes i h, obstacles that ..stand
! bet ween him ami nil i male happi
ness when this udlonful and n
grossing picture ooiues lo town.
I Comedy showin "Wedding Veils,"
COVE PERSONALS
COVK, (Special) Mrs. Mary
Chambers celebrated her N4lh
blrt hday anniversary Sunday. Her
son, .1. H. Talient, her 'brother, J.
M . ( Insset , Al r. a nd M rs. 1 Iowa rd
Gusset. Mr. ami Mrs. N. P. Klght
a nd da iik 111 ers. Hetty and Mmie,
were guest at the birthday dinner,
l-'iied chicken was t he mnln part
of the menu. All Joined In wish
ing her many more birthdays.
J. T. Heein and family, who have
spent the past week In 1 Walla.
Walla, ret urncd Sunday.
C. A. Heeker spent the week end
at Corvallin looking after htiMlness
for his mother, Mrs. Lena Hooker,
who has come back to Cove to
make her home.
Mr. and .Mrs. 10. T. Hoswell, ac
companied hy Mrs. Karl Lunders
and daughter, Virginia, of La
Orande, left Sunday for a few days
camping on the Ml nam.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee William nro
the proud parents or a huiiy daugh
ter horn lo them In at. week.
Mrs. c. Heein, of Kl&ln, has been
staying at the home of J. T. Heein
tills week. )
Winter barley on tho T. H. John
son farm looks good. Kull wheat
FOR SALE
Look Ibis nvw: Jloderi, ttve
rooms, lull banenieiit; furnuee, 1
hardwood floors, Kreneh' doors
between llvln and dlnUi rooms,
breakfast nook, good garagf. pav
ed street, corner lot, cement milkf i
on both sbb s, west of high syiool,
all for $:UiiHi, This In new prop
erty. ' ' .. "I
Neat 4 room, plastered, wtrnl,
c uieiil valk and ffurjge, wllh
consldurubh f urn It ore, al a bur
raln. Kiirnished 4 room house, well
located, for $irou. Your own
I ernis.
New modern atucco, $ 1 r0 down,
balance $!( per moot h, lficluditi!t
llll'-rest.
Money to loin,!on Ka 'firandc
city propiqiy.
Professional Directory
TuU directory fi especially handy for the newcomer or for the
out-of-town reader who mar want tin name and addrts of nine
Itrofculomil man. It lm been carefully prepared nnd will prove
to be a ready aid lo any reader in obtaining prompt professional
ervlce.
Classified For Quick Reference
Dentists
111. GKO. HOFFMAN
ovr l., U Drug Co.
Main 78.
Dentist
Telephone
Architect
V. B. AIM. I. Kit Arclillert
ItOOMl 7
ta Orande Katloiutl Hank HnlMIng
is also good In thin section,
Mr, and Mrs. Vernon Cockerel
and family, of Jllgh valley, spent
Sunday wllh Mr. and Mrs. Simeon
Van schoonhoven.
Several from thin vhinliy attend
ed the stock hhow last week.
Miss Wllda Hyde, of La (itande,
Is helping ' at Hie A. L. Itecker j
home for a few week. , i
i Miss .Otudyn Heein if vislling re-.
.lailv. M In Walla Witlla.
IXHKilOT AMI0S
, MHKNANDOAir. . Iowa A seed
company .here constantly gets or
ders from, customers who forget
do . Mlgn . (heir nunies. So it says
on the back of. nil Its order enve
lopes: "Make sure you have sign
ed your- name and lull address.
;Of course you wouldn't leave it off
hut lots of very smart people
do."
Astrologer
Hit ft, mRUKHlCK B AIj!WKS
101 N. Ay., La Orande, Ora.
Phono Slfl-W
' Katllngfl dally.
Readings hy Mall u Specialty
For Sale
7-room modern hous.1,
cold storage; woodshed, com
bination -garage and cow
barn, root cellar, chicken
house a ml run. huge law n,
and simde trees. (I lots
&0X1 HI feet each, good ga.'
dn fround, lit shares waler
tight, cement sidewalks all
around the place, electric
lights in bam and garage,
luacudom street. I.ocati d
comer of Y and Spruce St.
Priefc $4 SOU and $rm cash
will handle. It.
We have others.
Union Mortgage
& Investment
Company
HKAL lnsuiuncu
Katatfl
I.oan RRUVIOM
New Foley Hldg., 1-a Grande
Oregon.
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to your needs.
These wmie guides ap
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select policies which oi ler
you the maximum protec
tion for the money spent
hi- premiums nnd which
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your insurance needs.
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been demonstrated to the
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ery policyholder.
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tion to your needs.
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f'hoiiu Main A:t
cirri in ifiir or r, h. iin ik
Ul.l.; 'MilntiHio on IX'iKit. HI.
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Our ffervlca rettecta urnla
blllly, errlcHncr, umlrtand
Isg and ti per Ir nee. W. Jo
not worry the narea?ed wllh
datalla, nor do wa leava Ja
ta.Ha for them to worry
aboua,
SaodKNim & Zlmniernian
Ual 62
Physicians & SuiReons
i.fk n. norrvy. m. i.
I. I0U A WII.KKN, M, 1),
Practice limited to disease of th
Kye, 'Kar, Noi:o and Throat.
New Koley Telhphona
Lulhllnh Main Id
!:. j. Kiiutv, m. it.
I'hyHician and iiirK-n
Snmnir Teb-phona
Huildiiiu- AtHin
ItlCHAMI) 1. I.AMHM, M. D. "
i'lij-Micitui and iiurnetin
Oardner Telephone
Hulldititf Muin Utt
W. . AfrAUOIlY, M. I.
fciuiKeun
New Folwy Tnlephona
i:ulldin Aluin ii)
:. n, rtiomtie, ai. i.
Phystctiiu and Surxeon
New Koley Telephone
Ihilldliiu- Main IU
P. 1.. HA:STO, M. II.
Practtee Innilea to tllsi'MMes of the
Kye, Ksr. N. a nod 'Jiiront
rtooiiis tx-in Teh-phone
Somnit-r liulldlng Main 77V
A. L. IIK II M. I).
yuruery
Rooms 1fi-17 Telephone
Summer llukluing Main Hi,
J. A. WOXIIF.tU.irK, M. II.
I'h yule.i mi and Surgeon
Over U U Drug Store
llui. Plmiiti Hes. Phon
Alain til At 'ln tli'i
Osteopathic 1'hysicians
.. I.. INtJI.K, i. o.
HI AIKJ AIIMT ltJ..;, II, O.
t. Oenerit) prnclico snd Hib "POST ;
h) HTi'JM ror littluii nrenes.
Sonnner Telephone
Hulbling Main 10
I SI0I A SI IISTITt TIO
HA DION-1 1 A I ION -When Cham
ber!! n and Levlne arrived the hand
could not. find the music of "Co
lumbia, the Oem of the Ocean," m
il played "The Pdue Danube.",
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INDUCTON INDUCES HEALTH
" believe your wonderful
device should receive my
Bupporl in return for the
benefits I have derived from
Its use."
So wrllcs one of the many
, ll Jtrs of the Inilucton who Is
enjoylnn health benefits
from the scientific applica
tion of electricity hy this
remarkable appliance. Ifany
one In ymi. famllyl, Mifitrltiu wllh
liltlli Hli.nd Prcuurv. IHiriitn.
tlim. Nc.i.llli. Or.nlc Ol.orUcrt
..id otliwr III., wilic l.ir lire de-
crlpllvc bocklil dcurlblnl
tnt lh,d, the dftalli, nl our 30 d.y
MONKV HACK CUAHANTKE
oiiVML1NTlioCT
INDUCTON COMPANY
10S North 9th Strout
Portland. Oreeon
WE PAY
" compound intei'est.
c...... u I.... :
'OlIl'MIS Klllill. IHIL lb
IS
irtiir-h lutl(r tli.in Konio
of the investments wc
know of us having heen
sold here in town within
the past few years.
The privileges which
go with our Savings are
hard lo ciial.
United Stales
National Bank
Golf Equipment
Spauldin.u- Golf;
Cluhs
Ki-o-Flito Golf
Balls
Floater Golf Balls
Spauldins:
"Caddy" Bugs
Carrott Tecs
All Span Id ins:
make
V. L. LILLY
HARDWARE
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