La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 10, 1927, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, October 10, 1927 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Seven 4 4 e I The Observer Want Ad Page ' L -; The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Countle NEW TODAY I'dtt RKST ( or 4-iooin fiiiiils!'. ity it't. ''nit H7S-.I. lti.lu.2t (.'()' It IJ lOM'f- Hl. oiil llPlltod .llll8., fiirliisricsK.oi' unfurnished. i'u 47U-J., IK-lo-Ot WANTI.I Reliable men fpr sales win k. l-;sf uhllshed business. Write rl, .cure observer, iii-iii. i;i; ) )li SA I.K- - 1 (i7.. M:m-h wlilio t-Khorn puMftH, ready to lit y. lh. Farm S7 Jn-io-itp t- . - VATKi I'.nrWr-r v;:nt:; position, fii7' 'Wash In t on St. r Apt. 1 1, roitlnml, Ori'Kn.n, I 't-1 0-Up l-'uK ItfiNY - -i hoiifv t ttrTtnc ."Unilf-rn r-room nn-i Kmtre.- Ih. l it-1 t-;lt (iooil "milch (-o.w (t'hl ' -' I(f-10-3tp rtOinc buy. KdK ItK.VT (Moon nihfl .honsf. ( all i rnotl.'rn fiir s:i Ji'ficrson. lo-iu-st -ri- - . -,' . KOlt HA US---Thomas pottbtu Kriui cr, lu iii ty low. S-u :it -On-Ron 1 1. two. .& Imp." Co., - oulh -Mc-lO nnon. .yj,,'v-. nf-ln-lf KO!t KAfJC-'-A' (mrpnlti. l-'ord toiir-llt-Tiiiy ('or purliriiliti'ft phono ifi-W. t,Jl1' Knt-I U(ihlanl..-, ' ; ": ' -:: Kr-io-3p , ,.. ;, - Ml SJOf.i'oi- older hcffinncrs A l fcit hunt' Kysfi'iii wln-riby you run learn to play popular music In an iinheittivaitly .short linn. No faking, you play f iitidainonfaUy k cornel, liy 6ieeial nri.inffeipeat with" tn pulii-ln'ii wr nru now teae.oinj!: tin; Kheftf Ilapi'l Course in pofnilu!' muMlf, Aecrwllt'Ml te;irhri. "Kastern Oregon Holiool of .Musiir. phone 4 17-J, Odd K-'l-lovn leniple. ' lU-jU-lm 'OH AI;B AMI TRADE KOU sSA.I,K -'411 lK-lul of ho(rs two !'jijonti'to six moiitlfs olil; K.iy iAili-n, ,lt. oieii. j o-7-atp l-OIl SAI,K '' oi'iitor lor l2!i-Jtt ,., I'rimeihi, niilni Invifr omi n. 110!' Admits. 1 n-4 -imp l-'OU- SALE 2-10 A. Improved tract N. West of Stnnmervillo. fiood ; ..w -i.. . ,t m sheeif or .diiuy. ranch. Mlke:l'X)lt RENT Apt. 481-W. 10-8-St Ruyes, Kunimerville. 9-20-ln!l l-'OR SALE I s.-d henters; excel lent comlifion. Cnen's ICepitir Shop. Phono 66-l-W. 1 1 Depot St. ' ,- ! ' 9-6lf KOlt SALE Two Inmod sows anl 12 weening pift.s; fresh Jersey! cow. Kraai-is i-hVlliriV. Wuifdiflt.'. - . lll-8-.llp . ' , f ! FOR SALE Herbs. -sl!y II. J. I'.,,,l. ..r.r.'l fr,r nil slomflCll. - kidney;- bowel, liver 'nnd -rheu-1 m!.",?nd ,'k""1' . V'l !l KOI! SALE OR TRADE Very de sh-nhlc south .side city property. "Will consider smaller house, north side or tradiv for good form. Write owntr, P. O. Box 22S. I -21-lin I-Ot; SALE Modern i)-room hotll cement bus'-nicnt, garage, 4 lots. lawn, Hhi nhl'ci y, slmdo trees and berry biislies. A real bargain. TcrniM. I-'iiat $2M. iW 1st St. io-S--i'l l-'tlli- SALE Kurnlturo antl till fiirnlsliings, 3S room, kitchen and dining room furnished complete. KU-afn .heat In every .room. All for $::mhi. Liherai terms. Rent i-'e. l:::r"uiri for someone. 1 Write Ali. (are of Observer. ' Jll-7-3lp MOM'N' POP C Say. henry, chick just vitiser-, FOR M&TOCOMS GMCK HOME. OH ACCOOHT OF IMPOHTflNT BUSIWESS THE QUICKEST WnY FOS MOM flUO ME TO SET Back is take a train ---?'.-'. .---V7 . -'i FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS JAE 'BOYS AE AScxT 7& PACE. To BB A&LD vwEOJESDAV BS7M05&M OSCAH'S DOWCLAPA' AA-D-TAS'S PY 'UIMDV' Qo FAR 7U. DomR MAS jaomom a Lor AVX'S SPBBD TAG'S 9 ? ? Observer Want Ad Rates (Count fin average- word to the Hue.) 1'er line, 1st Insert fun... 100 Tor line, each added eonjetx ullve insertion ..,...... 7d Minimum charge on on or' il't ........ . -SI5d , RATES III MONTH 2 Hues, per montt .....H.50 it Hues, per month...... W.J.1 4 lines, per month.......... M.OO 5 linen, per montll ....... 4.70 l-a.-li addiikraai liai era- five, charged at 50o pur Hue per month. CASH I.N ADVANCE Is re quired ou all Classified orders to earn these, rates. Higher rates chargnl on all crwllt lo sertlaiu. . Copjr for all Classified orders must be In tills office by. 10 A. M, l)Ar UP INSERTION. Ktop orders on ad Inserted un til fifrtlier notice must be re ceived by the. same liour or ex tra Insertion will be t'liaigeil. ' Telephone orders solicited. Cash rates ir.ny be earned ou phone orders by payment on or before date of last Inaertioii. MIONE IAIN 87 : "An Obseirer Want All . Will 1)0 It" KOK. 8AI.E II cyl. Oldsmoblle couch. Good mechanical shape. $:r,D. Would take . livestock In tiadn. t.'ull Jlohr's Meat. Market. , ' . ; . io--2tp KOlt SALE OK TnADK One wal nut . bedroom suite; ..one- dining room suite, walnut; one good oalc buffet-, 15.00. Trunks nod Suit cases, ull styles: l'nflnlsbe-1 breakfast -chairs. Assortment of floor lamps, J4.&0. One good us.d laundry stove. - -KUKNITURB EXCHANGE . - . ... . 10-7-1 f l-'Olt R1-!NT Eurnlshed apt.' 470-A! 10,8-St l-'OR RENT Modern furnished apt. Edenholm Apts. 458-R, . FOR RENT Modern S-roum house -with garage. j Close in. Call '"2ir6-r or 134 N Aye..., . 9-21tt KOlt RENT' 4 room modern house. Call 2104 First St; . . . 10,1-tf ' . ful.n)shM apartment. 0or.-th and H, Phoh. 9-2'Jtf FOR RENT Small store building on Jefferson. See W. H. Bonn enkamp Co; . ' ' 9-1-tf 1'OH RENT 6-room modern fur 'nlshed house. 1514 Monroe. I 10-7-3tp i- FOR RENT Furn. apts., lights, water, garage, 1805 E. Penn. . 10-7-3tp FOR RENT New 5-room modern home. Nicely furnished. Wood foi - wlntef In, spilt find stacked. Cull 171- W. 10-8-3tp FOR RENT iJnfUrnlshed house ot 904 Washington ave.,- just one block from P. O. - E. C. TuckflJ - : .: v m-o-tf j .ii.il ... L.I.L. ..L .... ' 'ml...LU l.'-JJ U 1- -LJ'-I" . , ..i ..-.-v.-- 9 Tr THAT'S WHetT WANTED. V WELL, I OOMMO ' " fmr!-7 (Z II SuRE-WE'LL A I I . f ' ::.t':-.-t y . ooi HOW II To SEE VOL) "BOOT- - I I'LL LET VOL) I - iffmm rune, www run nw i- .o.vw i .... i iukivc.ii onus ; I X : '. ieivv:. 1 :- Z I wiucvooacr ' - rTiwiKw,.. V&owIm A Ftew J ' fM it'll take about 20 gallons ) "i- ZM a; ' I S ' k ' AMllll r -yT'lll Tv ''--Mf- -W A :'. - - r JWI, ' ' zest-:; -ii fPW ' ' " O fr& IPS. l ' '" ) - r B lJrCy SC V ''Si' V t Correcl service, everytblnn jl SS ry- I T rh V YfefsL. IMI I IS ,,n you wish It. without con- j 1 f I fl -' f g Im I It I WWff'ti 'f fusion or misunderstanding Sj filri-Ulc m iSi nnW.L l-i y . S 1 . '. , ,. ' 1 - rzrr. j M,,ln 6! r . .. 1 r s rr ) M (TT fiJjA.tX OS 7AAT OSCAR'S taMK 1 avam crc-Pniw ui Oowuf AAJIC6 D0MVi,oSS)! L kCT,? iJ'l iiiaa am' scoil EVlEEYmiMfS-111 AB Does to MAkE JiiX jost , tlln s J kJT K J Ji - P?$J& oiaf JXA ''"'j-M I'en HENT Modern 5-room house with ffurnKe. Call 276-H. 10--tf rt)ll HKNT Ollt boaril. -Iloonia with or wltll S07 N avi. lli-0-f.t WAJ.TED WANTEIJ Man for ranch worn, Nohle, Jloulu No. 2. 10-8-3tp r i I WANTEO- Fresh milk cows. :5S-W. in-s-Stp I WANTKIi Experienced hotel maid. Hotel Foley. 10-7-at WANTED Otrl for general house work. Call Main 610. 10--tf VANTKI-Appl pickers, starting Monday. Wilson Hros., linbler. l--2t WANTED Cleaning. Pressing. Al- t "ration wbrk. Phone Main 72 our delivery will call. The Ward robe.. 7-7'lm WAfiTKD Tttxlueriny work, Spe rlalty ileer". heads.' pheasants. Jim' De Vore.. Union, Oregon. . . ... ' it-9-lmp. WANTED Mattress rebuilding: ifurhiture ' upholstering; feathef renovating!. . rug cleaners anil weavers') .licensed ! fumlgators. Phone 424-W -a Oranda. Mut tress Co.i CihhS. Edwards, Prop. ... ... - .i-v '' s-l-lm. 1I8CBUIANEOIJ8 HEMSTITCHING Mrs. 3. P. Cali" well. 706 N ave. : 8-lK-lf JE'SSIK A. HOHlttN'S, accredited voice teacher. Wed. Tel. 138-K. 9-14-lm tan AUCTIOXKER Bee J. D, Smith, cor. - Cove and Watson. Satisfaction guaranteed 9-20-lmn BINGO Cleans and. renews rugs and .r-arpefs On your floor. C. E, Baifm, Ph. 47B-R. 0-22-lmp CHEAP MONEY Monthly pay ment' plan or straight loans. (See ' J. R, Oliver. , , . 9-10-lm EDMON?'. MORRIS Teacher of Piano and Voice. 1606 Sixth St., (Phone Muin 099) Wednesdays and Saluvdays. School credits given. Assistant teachers ' for beginners, supervised by Mr. . Morris. - v, 9-20-lm LOST j,0ST Physietun's medicine kit. fJO reward to anyone who will .;brlng it to Observer ofrlee. No qiieslions will be asked. lu-8-2tp ?, i . s , -1 i - A j t i - MONEY, TO LOAN uvestlgate my pity loan plan, iw' rates, long time If desired. Pay off enilra loan or any part Iberaof at any time. $0,04 s-r month pajs both prlnilpal and Inlen-st. . Modern a-room to business for house close 200, terms. House on 3rd 'for 2200, 'A real modern home, good loca- .thin', hordwood floor, steam heat, L and ,,,,, for ,5600i Geo. H. Currey , ',': ' .: nenltor .l. ' 1 1 " 1 . 1 -...i ... ... ...... ...i.h-i,u ,l..rli.lielv nmnnr thn directions. At.k vour (Irnunnl. lailv.) w i ........ J ... . " ... . . -r m l - . .1 ' ' i .. . nn - i.:un. L ...... ' KTf I rt o i rtr I m . ,' ', . '. V HK mf OUie 'I . .. - jj xctjr ivi x OFFICE Krom a Kuhsaa yuper: 'The. 01 her mum a faraona-eiiiieeii iiun ed a revolver from under his pil low and hluseil away at whut hu thouirlit was a buriftur In the room. f.-fldtirai Inn nrnvnil thuL he hart I ohnt n hnl ihrnuirh his own troll-' era lianKtng on a chair. All thut mivej him from klllliiK himself was thai he hail removed Ills trousers when He went to bod." , ' (hitlilliK suit heliuly would ho title than a mon Imthlng appropi-lute beauty. If the Irani haiiKS around Hie smoke house, where does Iho Veal loaf .lolninr: "I didn't bring an et- ctiso for being mmiit yi-.teriay, li iie ma was Km liuxy In write one." ' i TeuchiT! "Then why didn't your father write one?" ' Johnny: "Nliiifh", lie's no good making excuses. Ma i-atcluK lilin every time, an' jnu're snuirter llian sltiv Is." .-' - V ' . , v ' ' ' ' One's cup of sorrow -often runs over while his run of JflV fa rnrely 1 half lull. . . '. M 01 he Nursif 'Why Is baby prying?" ln next room) "He. V!ll!tS " '. i Moiher "Well, give hint what he wants."' ' : ; ' '' ( The huliy howls louder. .'Mother "Why illdn'l you give him what ho wanted?" . Nurse "1 did. It was tv hoe." It Is no compliment to be, told that you eat no more thun a bird. A bird, you know, cuts a peck 'at a time. Every husband admits his wife ' showed sound judgment, when she picked him out. She Sir. remove your nrm! He I can'l. II Isn't artificial., : ,.-'. patient): and get a good rest at your office." Salesman That vase Is really worth 3u, but there being a little chip off here T will sell it to you for $2(1. Custoiner another lltt 1 it for 810. , r. .. , ,. : Can't you break off chip and let ine have Mimey Isn't cv.-rylliliig. but It Is ', "-rj ... paym .mo. 'WHO'S WHO IN OREGON" WILL BE PUBLISHED . '-' -1 "Who's Who in Oregon," a bio- grnphlcoi reference dirertnry con- mining iiain reniiing 10 prominent people of this' s,tnte, is . In course of publlnilion by The Morning En- terprlse, Oregon City. The pub- Ushers state: "There Is no directory of this nature exlnnl in Oregon. The publication will embrace dig- ni.'ied facts, clear Information nnd a digest of biographical features or interest .... no charge will no made, for Insertion and the work will contain no advertising." - The "Who's Who In Oregon" will contain- data concerning leading federal, suite, county and elly of- ficliils, educators, professional pen pie. Industrial heads, leaders of commerce and others of outstund- ing attainment. It Is further an nounced the directory will be strict ly selective nnd exclusive and money will not buy a place. In. Its. pages, unless the subject .comes within the. 'category of its require- ments. The "Who's Who in Ore- will be completed toward the ..i gon The Mystery . oy xiuam- tsrwwimawi.r.swi tS' THE IEfflES I Professional Directory Pageant of The Sirens in "CaHlille" A irorreous pageant Of the sirens .Of alt aires Is Olio of the most spee- tnculur Hcetiefl in Norimi lal rerslon of "Cu- niadife's arre?7l mllle", her lalest feiilure. which comes to lh Arcade theater today for n run or three unys. Por the pu-'eont sequence, Miss Tulmadge and her director. Fred Nihlo, usseinhlo.l u rtuup of Iho most beautiful Klrls In Hollywood. Krom this grou; the M'jst striking types were se'ieled and each of these was alllred to t. pusent some one of the- notable benrtbreiikern of Ihe varlotiS periods. In hlsiory. Including Cleopatra, l)n llnrry. Kappho and others. In the adaptation of the younger Alexandre, Pumas' "Cumillc" to the screen, the classic; hap hfen given n modern 'netting', .Miss Tal imulgn portraying the exotic French heroine as. she; might ap pear.' lir;l-url..tuda:. - ,": .. Tito L ading .modlsles Of . Paris unil Anterlcan style -.centers wore called upojr! In -thn. preparallon .of Miss TlHuiadge's w'upli-Qbe arid -Ihi) cosUinillig of featured players. np pouring in, her 'support aiso -.was leurrl'd out lavishly., -in' trie sei- tlniH, similarly, nothing;, has been left undone-'lhaf would add to. the mughiricence of Ihn production. . '"Canillle", produced by- Joseph M. Sehencii for II rat. , National, marks the achievement of u life long ainblllon for the star, for the pathetic "Uidy of the Camel lias'' is the one role Norma has wanted to play morn than- any other. Citlbort Roland, a virtually un known young- Spanish .actor. Is Miss -Caliuudge's-new leudtng man. appearing In the role of the im peluius lover. "Armond." I.tlyun T.-ishnuin., Itose ,l)lone, lliirtey Clu,rk, Alec. Krancls, .Helen Jerome Eddy and others complete a pow erful; cast. . ' ."Cainille" -was adapted to the screen ' by Kred ife tlresae.nite eon newspaper iimn, , ana uiga rrinis i luu. ; I ' P00,-i Vroff ?rn" ' , XVCSUI I Ct-tlUll 'At Colonial ; , . . , A .Great JrlCtire ' Tolstoy's "Resurrection was presented In film form to an en thuatastlo audience at the Colonial theater last night. ThW flesh- and- bloo.1 druina of the greaf Russ iun's Immortal story grips new and greater rnlllrona through this film version. The Tolstoy slory of prince and p-aaant; .Which tas Ji'een read 1 In . eleven languages: arid acted in I seven stage versions. Is a throbb lliriv m0(ona narrative 'splendid- ly portrayed -by Red La Rocque ,,,) JioloreS del Rio In the prlnel pal roles. ' -' ' - . j j, Hoeque us :, Trlnce Dmitri Nekhludoff . Is Well Ciist anil sue- .e-,i8 in registering bis versatility Uft ai-aotor in the several stages of Dmitri's retrogression and spirit mil resurrectlou. Ho was parllrul arly fine in Ihe scene wherein tho Prince; sit on the Jury trying the womun he has desecrated himself. I . Dolores del Rio, playing Ihe role of kuttisha Maslovu In a film dl rected by her discoverer, Edwin CareWe, rises to a performance that must; be listed utiiong thn fin . est of the year. In a tremendously human and dramatic part that has been the cherished roie of every great actress of - the stage anil screen, the young Mexican uotrcss, reveals herself . as - one ' of the screen's finest artists. Following her performance us Charmalne In "What Price Olory?" Dolores del Rio's work , In, "Resurrection" es- . . - - T first flight of dramatic actresses. The scenario, prepared by Edwin Cnrewe, who has hnd Ihe plan of 1 this Mini In the back uf his hend for twelve ytiirst and Coiim' Jlya Tolstoy, son of the great Itueslan novelist. Is ot ull times rultlilul to the original. The ending leuves Ihe audience 111 suspense until the , last sevcnly feet of film. j The climax leaves spectators j hanging on the edge of their seals! until the lust flieker. Caiewe lias j been true to his promise lo pre serve the spirit , of Tolstoy's .',n-B moi-tal slory; so he litis made Ihej endlng logical the ending of lliej hook. I Among the supporting members of the cui-.t are Mare Macliei-montt, Vera Lewis. I.uey Iteiiurnont. Clar issa Selwynnt'. Eve (tout hem anil 'ount Ily Tolstoy, who portrays his father, the author of "Itestir- reclion," In a prologue to the lllm. 'Life of Riley" Showing At Star Tuesday A Mardl Orns and Venetian cole. hratlon combined eun't be more picturesque and colorful than the circus background that figures In he Life of lllley," Iho riotous film comedy co-featuring Oeurtt" .Mldney. and Charlie Murray, com ing 10 the Slur Ihlater Tuisdny. . Elephants rind camels, wil(l:ut'-lt nnd benrded women clowns and hula Klrls In Ihls sequence vie Willi u carload of fireworks, exploding among the principal players, n liot nd a village fire, and many other comedy elements.' In providing laughs and - thrills. Rural comedy has In the past been considered natural mirth ma terial, but in combination with such "exotic" thrills it IS doubly effective In "The Life of Riley." he fnrnotis comics of stage and screen, Sidney end Atttrray, , are characterized as rural town I'Tre Chler and Police Chief; respective ly, and Sam Hardy, Myrtle Hted- nian, June Marlowe,- Rtephiii i arr, Edwards Inivls and Bert Woodruff .to tho teachings of(the Holy serlp lutve Interesting supporting roles. turps and that hone nt-ed ask hlnj E. M. Asher produced the comedy to operate on her tresses. The for First National Pictures und It was directed by William Heandine. i. . . ' The story of "The Life of Riley" wns written especially for Sidney Murray by Miinu Page, noted playwright and photoplay author, I COLDS THAI DEVELOP IN' 0 PNEUMONIA P-ersistcnt couglis ond colds lead to lerious trouble. You can stop them now with Creomuluion, on emulsified creo sote that is pleasant to take. Creoinul sion is a new medical discovery with (wo-fotd tic t Ion; It soothes and heuls the inflamed membra nrs and inhibits germ growth. ' Of all known druRi, creosote U ree-, 0-7 n i zed by high medical authorities as one of the greatest healing; agencies for persistent coughs and colds and other forms of throat troubles. Croomulsion contains, in nddilion to creosote, oilier healing elements which soothe and heal the infected membranes and stop tho Irritation ond inflammation, while the creosote gocsnn to the stomach, is ab sorbed into the blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and checks the growth of the germs. ( ' Creomitlsion is guaranteed satisfac tory in the treatment of persistent coughs and colds, bronchidl asthma, bronchitis and other forms of respira tory diseases, and is (ixnclh-nt for build ing up the system after colds or flu. Money refunded if any cough or cold is not relieved after taking nccording to directions. Ask your druggist, (adv.) This ttrectorr U Mpeclallr handy fo uta aiminr m r IM . out-of-town reader who may want the name and addnaa of km professional man. ft baa been carefully prepared aod will paait to be a ready aid to any reader In obtaining prompt professional terrloa. Classified For Quick Reference. -; Dentists DR. OBO. HOFFMAH Deatlsl over U A I Drug Co. Tslsphoa. Main I7r Architect C U. HIM-l'R. Architect Room 7 Ls Orsnde NstlonJl Hi." Wiilisin Osteopathic Physicians J. L. f-tOLB, n. o. ylniji nirr iMril.!:. D. O. Oenerkl rctlc and the "POBT 1 SYSTEM" for fallen archee. Sommer ' . Telephone Building Mum lou LICENSED MATBitNlTT HOlwrs .Trained care. Prlca reason able. Mrs. E, W. Hart, If.Oo Y. 7-20-lm WATKnMAN PIANO 8CIIOOI, Rag and Jais In IS. lesons -Popular songs immediately ; '.-Beginners or' advanced rimce Bnrnerf, Instructor, Box 67 j . . and Howard J. Oreen adapted it, I Curtis Henton wrote the coniintir I ness the trio of holed authors over- ny. winii ingenious i-omeoy looked. Conio-ly Constructor Jack Mini Injected during the filming of the picture, woxt ctT riM'.iii ii.titt CAM PI1ELLTOWN, Scotland (AP A barber ls advertising In the local newspaper tliat the cutr ting of women's hair Is contrary Astrologer MRS. afRKDRIlIOK MALMlM Itl N. Ata., Ut Orandw Otd. Head Inn oally. RoAdlnga by Mat) t Specialty By the Way Do you know that our five-year farm loans are the same aa an in vestment? ; '. , , The interest rate is so reasonable only 5 per 'cent, v , IT. S. Investment Co. O. W. WARNOCK, Mgr. . Phone Mala ts Office In rear of U. 8. Baolc Bldg.; entrnnce an Depot 8t. CCrRP.CT Neither A Borrower Nor A Lender Be Have you own telephone. It will save you money and spare you inconvenience. Uctter sec us rijfht away. Home Independent Telephone Co. Physicians & Surgeons t.mm . -lotirrr, M. D. Practice (imited to diseases of the Ere. Ear. Nosa and Throat- New Foley Telephone uuuainK ,, waii.ta in. a. kihby, n. n. Ptavslolsn and euraeurt Sommer Telephone. building ,. , jusin HicnRD p. i.ar? Dta, m. d. , Phrslolan aud Burgeon Gardner Telephone Building Main-is , P. Mei'DORT, M. D, Burjoo New role Rullilng , YeleH0M . Mala si., ' C. S. -MOORH, M. D. , 5 Physician aud Burgeon New Foley Telephom Uulldlng Main It .- r. 1. RA-uSTOlf, n. 0. : Praotlca limited to diseases of the Eye. Ear, Nets and Throa -Rooms 18-19 Telephone Sommer Bulldlec - Main 771 A, i RiuHAnneoif) M. u. Surgery ,, Rooms 18-17 Teleohone Sommer Building " Mala U 1. A. WOUDBRLICK. IN. D. Pbyslaian and Surgeon .... Over L, t U Drug Blora ' Bus. Phona Res. Phone llaln D7 . Matnsli barber' name Is Llpton. Ho was born -a1 Jew" and became a -Christian. ' ' ' , ' ' '' ' "'' clean tip Make every day FIN . Prtvonlwi Day. Belt , daa! stop tkert. Tm . tft flaaa:l ' afegnam el Fir lap anraa, to. Claas , up, prevent lira, anal . '' INSURE ;.; Union Mortgage & Investment Company REAL Insuuuw r Xstate Loan flERVTCB New Foley Bldg.; L Oranda Oregon. HEATING y STOVES Combination Coal and Wood s and Wood Heaters Any size and price- , suit your wants ;, ', ' : - ',''.. '' )'t , F. L. LILLY HARDWARE Pbonc Mabl H ' , I 1 . . '