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Thursday,- December 8, 11)27. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE K Page Nine n !1 4 I i u The Observer Want Ad Page The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties, 3 ... ,' NEWTODAY FOIt IlKNT Kuril.' upl. Willi ear Ku. I.nmlis I'uurt Aula. ia-S-:U I'OJl SAI.K I July's i-uiit; lai-;,js.uu. I'h. ui-J,-.- fiu- eol- Foil lih'NT 2 or 4-rnpni furnlall iil uil U' mo. t'iijl Jluln m:,. Inquire I'liuf Ailnihs. lii-.S-:iti NTIt.AVKII llray in.ii'i-, bland, I 1.-2 on rlKllt stifle. Finder cu;l I'arnUTH ::.S.Nr,. .Inlin Wells. I 1 J-S-ip W.YNTKIl Two men fur mle.s- lyork, eunvussinir. Something new, permnnent. See .l r. Mu reiili, Itnuin I, ! f I I, Ailaln.s Ai. Hill', nllei- I'. M. Here. 111 iny. :;;-s-!i FOJt KKNT -I'ailly liMninlie;! ;! riioin house on .south side, S.1G.IMI per month. For sile -r-4-i-ouni modern house. I'-.'nS .lel'Jevson live. A Kpeeiul Ijai t;:iiti at $1115 . I'iasy terms, ('all Lowell Williiun son. Main Ml. l-H--ti (III BKM Furnished Aula. Wnv- erly Apurtuientx. 1 l-2:!-l'UilJ 1 Oil XilSNT- -Alit. J :il7 t'onn. J 11-1'Jtf (: FOft IIRNT 8ix room liousn $25 , S mo. .Cull 3 IS-J. 11-18-tf. F(llt ItKN'P t Modern rurmsliuc f ii' apt. corner llth and N. Call 147-.M "-' ., ' ' U-S-tf l'Olt KKNT ?. eil roon-is. "Mtxl-iu sleam-lu.'at-I r 1 1 Ailams. iiimi-m. . . ll'-T-tiiip l-'Olt KKNT Modern furnished I house.; piano and ilavonpoi t. i 'a.M 05-Wl . J2-C-:ttpK fc'J l-'Olt 11KNT .Mpder -l apt. Kdcnholm Apis. I furnished ins-it. ... 3 2-fl-tf F Oft JtKNT Close in, warm sleep uk teoms. with or without board, fc-l (iaratfo. i'hone 15K-W. 32-8-tf H)U KENT Modern house. Ihjurd tif nu'iit.i'u iiinwilfiiul in MImi of , lent, (.'all 01tservt?r. l'-3-6(p " yoX ; HiCNT 4 -room furnished upartment .wilh Karate, $25 a ;? month. . 1S09 Adams. I'hone i Main.C83. .'- . ll-2it . FOR RENT Modern. 5-room house with gnraRo. Close in. Call 2H1-'M nr 1 S04 N Ave. s-21tf WAITED vVANTI;i2- dressci-.s. Ph. 4 5S-J. ,AVACTRrW3!Mn.ut. Pclntt. At- teration work. I'hone Main 72 our delivery will call. Tho Ward robe. 7-7-lm ; -M A NT K I ) I ;i -yea r-okl I my wa nt s homo on a farm. Good hand with stock. Address X YZ, carts Observer 1 2-ti-3t l-'OR SALE AMI TRADE .FOR SALK Medium d rosso. I'hone tifi5-l'. hens. 2-7-41 I Olt SALK Persian female cat: hoUKu broke. Call fitiS-H. 12-B-fit l-'OR, SAI.K 5-room liouxe. UPll. ! -i IlllC 2nd. I'hone 4HH-H. 12-2-Ctp l'Olt SAI.K House and lot, ?0ll(). Call alter l p. in. 102 Cedar. I lH-S-litp I''OJV TIIAIIK 1025 IJodae sedan, A-l coinlition, for lot In kuiI lo cation. 1(04 K Ave. ll-23tf I-'Oll SAI.K 4-tule Hew radio el at a bnri?ain. Speaiier Incliidi-il, Inquire 1218 Y are. 12-7-111 MOM'N' POP ,?OP, IF YOU DdeTr SAV SOrAETHING TO BILL ABOliT THE VAV HE' ACTS AROOND THE HOUSE I'M GOING TO TAKE THE JOB IN HAND MYSELF FEECKliES AND HIS DAY AA3D A1I6U.T AAVE PASSED VNI7U AiO CLUE TO NWEQEAB00rS" OPYASS Pom uiNDy! SEACCMOiS PARTIES ARE SCOOQiOS CDAMf,ooiry Observer Want Ad Rates (Coiuit five ftveraga word Co dm line.) 1'er line, 1st insert luii. 1 Oo ltr Huo, each added cott.eo- utlw insertion -i .......... lu .Uiulitimu rliuryu on ouo or- ir .. ............ JJ 5o RATES IIV MONTH 2 Hues, fwt niunili ...,.. $3. ,r,0 a Unci,. 'r month I lines, fer iiioiKh ........... $ l.uo 5 Hues Hr month ., $4.1' .Kncli additional Uutt orrr file charged at 50c pur Huo ikt month. CASH I.N ADVANCE? la re quired Oil all ClaKslMciI ordrrH to earn thate rutes. II lylici rate oliftrgrtJ on all crvtllt in sertions. ! Copy for all Classified ortlors must bu In this office by 10 A. M. UAV OF INSEIM'SOX. Slop onJers on ad InsiM'totJ uu til fort her notice imi.st be rc ciMvi'd by tdft snino liour or ex tra IiuhtUoii will be cliaVfroil, Telcpliouo orders solicits. Cash rates may be earnix! on phono onlurM by payment on or before Utile of lust insertion, PHONE MAIN SJ ' VAn Ohborvcr Want Ad Will Ho It" . l-'OU SAI.I'V No. 1 dryland Netted potatoes, l.J5.per cwt; No. 2s, (JOc sack. Will deliver 6-sacl. lots, Call (,'lando C. I'ratt ,iJr. ! To., .Main 2iX. 12-U-:t, l'Olt SAl-K Dry black pine stumpage. Close to aiding of gas oline saw. Address Hex 3.1, Ka mela, Or v 3 2-B-otp FOR SAL12 Xmas presents. Just received Alaska sealskin mooca ' sins. Chris Miller, 1510 Adams. 0ii ' v.-... ll-17-lmo, KOR SfHU'l, OR TUADJ- I floor lanips and btldye lamps 4.00 tp-- ti.OO. Furniture 10x- 0hanB6.: ' H-litf FOR SALK O'H TRA11E A bur- pain In o. Kood used chiffonier, genuine pluto glass mirror. Fur niture Kxc-hniige. Fir & Jeff, Wo JJuy, Sell or. Trade. 474-J. ll-30tf ; FOR SALE OR TRADJ-: A mim bor of new and used rockers, oak and walmrt and mahogany, all L. . niirgnins. rurmuiro .xenunge. 'o Duy, Sell or Trade: 4 7J-J. 11-3UU . i Xewjyt-lir- Jolt SALIO Oil THATlE 1 30-30 ! eoniniei elal orchard, nmileM, rher-seveh-ahnt lever action- Wlnnhcs- i'l''. l" imi-s: nevei al apriiiKa. house, ter Carhlne repeater. A-l con-jlarn and chieken house. 1'rieo dlllon. furniture lOxehanKe. f 3f. Will eonslde,' a C-rooni 1 1-301 C FOR .SAI.K Oil THAI)!-: Perfec tion Oil Heater, new or UMed from $l'.r,0 up. FurnUure Kx ehaliKO. 474-J. ll-3"tr nSCKLI.ANEOtJS ClIKAl' .MOXKV menla, plain or. See .). It. Oliver. Jlnnthiy pav - straiBht loans. 12-li-lm KOlt A .1AZZ or old-tlmo orchestra, 'Call Stuurl. 405-A. 11-29-lmp 1 ; KAST. Olt IS. SCHOOL, CUT MUSIC Violin, piano and voice allh-j orized teachera of the Sehefte Ilapld (,'ourHO l-'or I'iuno. Credits. Mione 447-J, Oild Kellows Tem ple: 10-1 i-tf OLD FAITHFUL, i SPOUTING AGA1M JUSTVHEN I UFE YOONQ PLAN OKI SPENDING A QUIET EVENING AT HOME YOU GO COMES POTHIMlNHlS J ON A. TANTRUM FRIENDS 1 r b.r-vv-L J . yJELL-IT LOOMS TO ) ( AS LIRE VW&'D AAME S t aSmU re I ' ' ,. ; x" , , ; ED.MON MORUIS Piano and- Doc nays man Is whnt lie aula. Video. lOUti .sixth St. Phdna' Tliat explains ,tho universal lie Main 59'J. School credits. As- inanil for betted cantaloupe. . sixtant teachers. . lt-21-lmi . , : ' , I.f irs IH.I.MIM AS I.A CHAM))-: MA'ITKKKS I'll-' He kisHeii me ami wo purled lmlwteriugr Weiivini? Qtks. J'hono 110 p. 4J4-W. (.'has. J'MwnriU, 1 2-1-1 m l-'tHl HI UKNew Huit'k and Hup I Hcdiins. I,a CJrainlo 1 rlvf I'rst-lf Co., rfkanf Atft'Uiy, .Main tiSO, , ' 12-3-1111! IH I'ONT DUCAi auto, painting, sprayed on by xpmtH. Wo can put a factory finish on your caV. Inctmlltur artistic, strlpinff with oorfeirt color harmony. Ask about snocial winter pricosj. Kaffer i'aint Shop, i'hono 4'i'J-H. At foot of vindnet " 1 1-1 4-linp. THO.MVSOX urn mn;i M;w VOUK Mayor Tohmpson.i uf I'hicauo, is peiuulied ovur ibef way pa petit nutsittu t aieaKtt (Iih-i play t'hlcaKo crime. The World intervkVed him on the way from j IJosion to Washington; "Do you knew that-New York j 'too a day from people who if they were not afraid to stoo in C-hlcatfo, woild speml that money thero?" I he remarked. "Wonder hnw .it is Uhpuir is so plentiful in New York, ijtv the way where docs. Now tfork 'r;et Its lhpior? From a -fleel of 'ships oft" the coast? Whose flaK dK they fly? T'Uf KukIIhIi,. of cfuirse. Kiirfla nd's kcuIuk the njoncy." , . ' " A. record for steed layinff was made on the reat Northern ex tension soul h from Mend, when 07uo feet of track was put In place iu one day last wm k. The steed crew was only ten miles rrom (Mietimlt, where the extension will i0n thu Knirene-Klainuth Kails Hue of the Soutliern Pacific. Tho sleel crew, once, its work is com-pK-iod, will ho converted into a The OrcRon aKiifiiltural coIIcko band and a student orchestra took an active part In the opening of the new Hotel forvallis last week. ( The Hotel Corvallis is the second hiKh-clasH hotel to have been built I In Corvallis within the past- few After Alvaro -Obrepon's car was bombed by a would-be assassin, Alvaro complained it cost him $5 for new specs, 1 not to, mention j y.ir, for answering telegrams of congratulation. A bum joh. poll. tically und 'ConmiitcaUy, but so- ' cially a snccf-ss. FOR SALE 4a arrea near T.il Qraiide, with lioiist: in I.n (lrinde in exi'luuiKO. ir arroB. all in niralfa; new mod ern liliildinra: on highway liolween Allci.-I and liiihler. .InvoHtiKiite Ihls. 1 A real liarjjaln In a 6-room house; wired, plunihed,, paved sliei-t, cement villis, kiii-.-ikc. Tho i rooms are lai-pe and ine, nouse is dau,je;W(, ,ni. 1'ileo $ I ilio. I (ilh va?,)i I'lujne'.,,,,! iiance lfl;e.relll. ' S.n. II. Currey Keallor Speaks VJELL.YOU CAM BET YOUR SEETM I'LL NLOT POT OP WITH THAT SCAMPS ACTIOHS ANY LONGER - JUT VJAT TLL HE IN - BELIEVE ME, T-'LL Only f SH-H-M-MOM FOR L tfS I VETE'S SAKE, CALM I OOVN - HERE HE imJ OFFICE CAT THA0C han mo, &r Junius So filled with ecHtasy That lie -fell , over a liydrnat, vVnd 1 ran uKulnxt a tree. "Are you married?" No, the stove exploded In m face," One Klrl we know bus ChrLst- I nill8 wunt8 whlcll ure very. Hlinple, All she wants is u wedding. Hanking, ns iinderstood by some women, is u mysteriou9 - process. 1 acconlliiK to one bank teller. The j other day a woman handed in her bank, book filled with tscnilehed parrs and Illegible serawls. "How did this happen?" he ask- 'l. , way . sue explained sweeny, mi' msi mm' my ureuum miM 11 iin i njiuv hh'm. t Just changed it in the little red book." . . Another announced Indignantly: "I'm going to take my money out of this bank nt once. They are so disagreeable, they have just, told me my account Is overdrawn." 1 . There are three thiU's In the year, when a lxy can lift out of btul without threats of violence j from his mother-circus day, i iii'iKiinas n mi rourin or .iuiy, . ITo-had been looking over the Christmas cards on the counter for fiomo time, when the saleswoman suggested "Here's it lovely nonu nion t. 'To this only girl I evor loved'." 'That's fine." he suld, brighten ing, "I'll take five-no, six of those, pleU.se." Will H. Piumkt'V' wife has beep a-trylng her best to make him eat sauerkmut but he's held out ain it so fur. Yesterday sho nays to hrtn. "Will", aays s)i; "I wero a reading about"' a mnn," she suya, "that et sauerltruut every day." savs she.Oin' he lived to be 104," bho says. "Well" Hays Will. "It inuatu been a awful life," , he says, : y Klylf pottv CbrlstnuiM pai'kaieeH of boolleu H'i'ior liould Imi ihror atetl with lllie) inst'ad of holly. A THREi CO 5 YOUR Persistent coughs an.ii colds lead le eriotis trouble. You can stop them now with Creoiuujsion, an eiuuislued creo. sole thiit is pjcasunt to take, Cruomtu sion is a new niudicul diucovery with two-fold action; it soothes and heals tho inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. Of all known drugs, creosote is reo ojrni.cd by high medical authorities as one of tlie greatest healing agencies for persistent coughs and co)ds and other forms of throat troubles, Creomulslon contains, in addition to creosote, oilier healing elements which sootiie and heal the infected membranes and stop the irritation and inflammation, while the creosote goes on to (tie stomach, is sb -sorbed into the blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and checks llie growth of the germs. Creomulfuon Is guaranteed satisfac. lory in the treatment of nersislenl coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, bronchitis and other foruis of respjra. :ory diseases, and is excelU ni for build iiu; up the system after colds or flu. Money refunded if uny cough or cold is nnt rcli.ved after taking according to ireciicns. Ask your druggist, (ady.) His Piece EVENING FOLKS! WELL, SHINING EXAMPLE OF CONTENTED HOME - YOO PEOPLE HARMONIZE LKE TWO G ..ON A MANDOLIN-X VNEVJ MARRIED COOLD BE SO until saw V POLVS TOGETHER One Lindy! ( r J (JJlSMT ' 7 ME. ' COMES g . , 1 AMD ALL, CLUBS PROMS l. PJOrTLESS I LlAiDV ii IS lost , "( DOSiTcDV, ) 5vwE'LL ) FIA)DOU LIODy J "Gun Gospel" At Star Today And Friday When the weiVriiiY of u purlieu lar ' g-urment heroitu w the style tiveryone who can udopls It. re gurdlciM of how It looks. 'I'h us. in the Klumorouw ilayu when there wan no established government lx the Wost n ivvolver or, better still, tivo of them was such a neetjssary part' of a Plan's atlire t lint ho wpuld never think of up peartnx' In public without wurdrobo aceessory, , The reason why tfiias were con sidered rashlonahle is depU'tnl In "(Min Oospe," a I'Mi-st National rUturo starring Ken Maynaril and produced by (Miarles It. Knu'orH, l - whlch Is the offerlnir at the .Star i theater today and Krhlay. ."Oun (Jospel" is an adapmtion 0f W. H. Hoffman's famous novel I of the same name, and deals with tho fndliiK of the Western kuii- nmn . u nas a tremendous ro- inamic apprai in uiai n is uuiiien tic history, und Its characters ure carried in true vernacular stn that ' all the elements of the time and period are pialntained to advant age. Maynaril, who Is renowned for , his spectacular and daring stunt riding, far surpasses any- j thing be has done to date. t "Oun Gospel" was directed by Harry J. Hrown, The cast Includes Virginia Itrowne Fa'ire, Noah Young, J. P. McGowan, Hob Flem ing, Slim Wh Maker, Komalne -Fleming, Jerry Madden, and, lust but not least, the beautiful animal, ' Tnmin, .tho .wonder horse. Hal Roach makes geography funny In his latest "Our Gang" eopiedv "Seeing tho World," which is another feature of the bill at the Star theater. This . comedy finds the 'famous .kids making a tour of tho great cities of .Kuropo, London, Paris, Venice and Rome. Tlie fact, that the authentic back grounds of these places are seen tu the picture makes Lt . doubly Interesting. Robert McGowan as usual, was the director, while Jimmy Flnlayson, a well kpown Hal Roach comedian, Is also lit 1 tlH cast. . "Annie Laurie" Opens Run At The Arcade mum -. tiful-ln Iho stern selling of ilie wur- of Highland rln-ln .he n.ajeatlc pleudo,- of ancient Scot- llali oastles in aettlngs that blend the leaend and romance of Scot- lanu wun mo griui ueiaus or iih i turbulent lilstoyy-thts Is tlie UN iuu GiMh nt "Atuiio lurle," lat est vehiclo of tho 'famous star, now playing at tho Ana do thoator today, 'Kr(day and Haturdjiy. - It is a ffiganlia story of human souls; a romunco of love aw great as the huge settings In which the story is told; It Is a historic drama that eclipses anything of Iho kind ecn In yeura all the mom won derful because It dcas with u peo ple novcV bofoi-o seep on the screen. Tho ancient Scots, with their cqurt tptrigiuui their implacable clHn warfare, and their delicate sentiment underlying tho ever present lust for battle t Imso are reproduced with startling fidelity ip the big Met ro-ClQldwyn-Mayer spectacle. Famous old castles, including historic Max welt on, were repro duced. Hordes of kilted warriors st niggle; gaily caparisoned cour tiers (n thu king's antechamber plot untold vllllany and through It rufis the glorlvus story of tho love of Annie Laurie and Ian Mc Honahl a love. I hat changed that course of history, centuries ago, and unified the Scottish iiatTou. Nonfat! Kerry Is seen as the IV THIS SMT A f A PEACEFUL STRINGS NEVER LIFE ENTRANCING vols I ate u s pat orr,' pEEL BAD, 7AS, BOT VNBLL BOY I 2 B 0 , 1 hero of the romantlc-ispertucle; n fiKhtliiK romuntlcist. Hoburt Hos- j worth Is the Krini "Wolf uf (llun- ! coo." Hie Implacable old chief of' the nun of (llencoe. ' Hrumlou j H in st i the vllhitnoiiH llreailal- ' bane and CrelKhttui Hale the, ti-eachernuu I ouald. 1 avld Tor- I rence, ItUKselt .Siiqpson, t'atrlcia' Avery, Joseph . Striker ami other well knowil playiN if e iilurtlly cast under the direction of John S. Hubert son. . . The story is based on actual his tory surroundtiitf the Hleiicot Mas sacre. wht'U tho t'anipbells and the MacOonahls, sU-turnled for su- prcnicy iu one of t he st rnuKcst conflicts in all history. Josephine. I.ovett, the author, utilUed this pipatnic episode In iilstory its tho backKi-ouiid for a stirring drama that niiKlit almost bo classed i he I'll in epic of Hcotliind. Drama, Thrills And Romance In Colonial Film Hald to be one of the most tin usual and thrlTllng photoplays pro duced in I'lvo years is "The Yanket Clipper." a sea picture featuring William Hoyd, Kllnor Fair, Walter Long and Junior Coghlan, which will be shown at the Colonial the ater today, Friday and Sat unlay. This Is an iihsorbtuu dramatic story of the glorious days Just be fore tho Civil War when the Am erican clipper ship reigned trlnni pliant on Hie high seas, , The, story ileitis with Hat Win slow, a young seaman whose father had Invented this design of a fast sailing "V"-shnped elipper shin. The son sails the vessel to l.'n,, ChoA- China. Ill searell of n eiii-no of tea. Here Wlnslow meets- lyn lias learned lo deaplap Itlehanl lIumliiKton. a Hrltlsh ship eaplaln and love Wlnslow nnd at the finish who is in China on u hIiiiIIiii- nils-1 of ihn ocean rueo, Ihey iillirlft their Mlon. lIuntliiKlon is uoeoinpnnled troth, and nil coda happily. . '.' by his beautiful dauitliter. .loeelyn, The alory Wiih written byiYiont and one day Wlnslow rescues hvr son Clltt and. the picture w'us ill Irom ii band of hi gitars. She Is rented by IlupVi't Julian, iinder tho cngnuvd to n bounder, named . Hu)iei'vislon of ' C Oardner Hulli lllehaid, who proves' htnWir bolli i Van, , .willlnin Hoyd und Kllnor u coward und cad, lt'iilr nro aeeu together In thla plo- At a dinner iflven liy a Chinese turn for th first time alneo "Tho meichanl, II la uftrued that both Volirn, Hoiilman." Long-Is seen aa shlpa "Tho yanlieo Clipper," the hnrd. boiled anllor. Jiilla hnyo eoiiiuuinded by Wlnslow mid "Tho i und "John Mlljnn ,ur Iu the up l.ord of tlie Isles," owned by Hunt- ; porting- cust, ' . '' f liiKion, shall eai-i-y eargoea ol ten,! to lloslon nnd the vessel winlttiiu; Iho race shall huvij llie nionopoly of the tea-earrylug Iradn. On tho,, day when the. race 'begins, Joeo- i noil her fhineii Itleliurd go . iu iii, oin-a " lie yanaee i n hit. mi: " ,,, winii0w goodbye. Wlnslow .,,, t0 ,.,. boll, .uhoaid the K.t.H B0 a .loeelyn may Imu n ,,.u mll Pn,.nu.ti.r of lllclinrd and t ,)(J Bpar(,a thu disgrace of wod- Crystals . a piaiu gown is no longer main with a fcfclniilliUliiK titling of flat limelhyst or supphlre crjtilwls gut in uUver. ' By Taylor B'UF..ve ME SHORTY IF. X . COULD PICK OOT AUICE UV SQUAM lY.E YOU HAVE I'D "SETTLE DOVW LV A ' CL60D OF DOST- NNELL GNIGKT FOLKS- 1'eA SIGNINtS OFF TILL T A..M, By Blosser HBIsHitl 7UEP-E ISVT AM ) (nj LlriE LIAiDV vr Profesoional Directory Till directory I earwoiallr hdy for the newcomer or for the oiii'Of-unvu render who aui ut the nuie and mldresn of unip lirofoiwional man. It lias been crfUir praaarrd (ml will prove to be reedjr aid to miy render la obuilulnf prompt iirofc.iwloiiul r MTvlce Classified for Quick Reference I x Dtntfatfl Phjjidtns & Surgeons llllt. KO. . HOFKNAV Pentlut . 1 ( Main liTST l.KWA Ull.KKi. M, II. mmmmmmmmmmm Prtctlca lliuiteU to illst-uriex of th . , ... . . ..... .. Jai. .Sou und Throat. 1 . . . i Netr Fvly v Telephone . Architect , uiuW . , s numi Lc. i.' iiiVVTilAiii. w. p. ki v. m. n. Uoni 7 W-sluUu u4 Uurun La Oranrt National Hank Haildlot min 'iV ephnno' . .mm L'c-Lmqmt'jj - j'.-uli - mm .si'i i;i'll(Hu 1 Mainii OsUopathU rtvatdw XKns u HA,llllTOv m, . -fiv'ryvvwMir I'hyiiioita and Surgeon J. Lt iS'ULK. O. P. : Qurdntr Ttdephono lAltfiAltK'r INUl-K. II. O. U lid tug- 1 ilnllt'Jti Cen'i-M Vraii.'. ...J 'U.. -OST VSldrnee1 I'liene Mala .l.. nmaiiti , ; Tolfryhin . n w.n m """dlaif : w. P. MoADonY. Jl. 1). t-U J. u.i.l t.Jl.U."! Murcdull Truinid care. ITlce ruaiiunuklt. """'"'' l & W. tlapt. I.ri01l Y. M. . , . L,,OV, . ,,. i i " a i 'miii I . prcttlc't llniitd- lw ilinuHfeM of the I' llarv Noho Hint Throat ATWiniASi PIAk'O KCItOOl Ilt )li.(.m lt-IB Teleuhnne und Jmtft .in til: Letsoji.. Jopuur Soniner MuilUillv . Alain i .a . hiuicn initnvdliiti'l.v. fte-lnnrrs or T w . ,. , . advanced. Cil-ae. lluruia, lonlruu. ' ,..,, ,. . lor. llox II7S. i- !-; A. I.. HfCU IBlWOK, M. H. Hiii'Kury " , - ' Reoma lfl-17 Telephone dlllK a seoimdlel. ' ' r l'"1,11" ' -Main 15 lltlrlnit' tho . voyage, fllehaid . W A. WoxPKtlMCK, l. n. cnnsis m'ueh trouble iiinonif tlie Vhya)olan and PurKeon i ' . . v'''' 1 Prim stora etvw iitid he la flnolly cxiioaed .))' nua, 1'Uone I ton. Phone Wlnalan- iih i eowilrd und tntlloi'. Main 7. . . , .. . Main U32 ; The. voyaire to Iloston Is an I'X'elt'-' Ing- one filled Willi liiKUly dnun nlie IneldenlH. VTho Yuilkeo Clip-' . per" yenehes noston harhoi' rii'a.t IHId Wlim a grueuinif rneo. joce- Sixteen persona wero klllm) and .41) persona worn Injured : lit toi tal of aTfi truffle accldenta ro norted lo tho atute tiufi'lo ofi'lcnra during October. Of tho. totul numi ' . . , ... nil) ,li,n In ! I""1 r 'un'"hV n r7 of dJ vera r""'.'"" . hL n",r,0 allure of U8';' y., ' ; !' ,, operators to give Ighi 'y- ' n" ilu WUni lun.' M,,.,.v., ; i , Attntogw mm. rnr-DKrUt K MVW1 ' sof'N XV.. (tnftt. Ore.'." ):cHilln.aily. Reading ga y uan a alfieclHly "I Dare You to Strike!" Thai's, pi-eelacly what yen are ruylntr U l''at If yen don't kiivw that yur fire lo aurance proleetlou la iltUeOj llble und lhllt It Klvea you fill I coveniftH for uuy emarjaeey, '. i ., We will rhidly help yeu nui lie mire you are not teuipl Inir illKiiat'er liy udvlalue; you nt no coat pa to proper liiMiir nnee protection, ' , U. S. Investment Co. O. W. WAKNOCK, Ufr. rhoiie Ut M Office in rear of U. 8. Bank Bids;.; entrance on Depot Bt. STAGES LEAVE FROM LA GRANDE DEPOT For information cull Main 799 Travel in our Modern Chair-Car Stages! Leave j . La Grande for Wallowa Lake 9 :00 a.m 4 :00 p.m. La Grande for Baiter, Boise 12 :25 p.m. La Urande for Baker only ....r :30 p.m. La Grandejfor PcndJctpn 11:00 a.m. 8:30 p.m. (Connections at rendition for Walla Walla and l'asco) Leave La Grande For Portland at 11:00 a.m. Fare $9.50,' Round trip $16,00 n. fi. Mcrti.i., ii. i, I'liynlelatl ilinl Hl-K'"tl ' ' Hoiniiiel' - , . : . 'I'eieplume lullllu ' , Mpiii S:is . giving quiet nnd efficient . J5 serVlca iR'our aim. That Is; the best wny to clve comfort m uuUrr tlp3 olrcumBtances. You 2 esin rly upon tin, 5 Uoderatnnd V y,ISf.MHKMA :, , v Wain ea S .2 IWtMM M.....( We Offer ; our . 4 compound pavings to those who aie obliged to cash in their 2nd Liberty fcenda. The govern ment offer a small in terest rate now. United States National Bank -f--(T raroPT. w . . i .