La Grande evening observer., December 13, 1927, Image 2

Page Two
Tuesday, lWiulioi- IS, V.tl.
LA GRANDE EVENINO OBSERVER
STARS SHINE N
ELGIN PERSONALS
Lovely Gift Hosiery
Vheri all's said and done, yOli can't i-eally choose a. nicely more uni
versally appreciated gift, than fine silk hosiery at Chiistmas time. ..Be
cause every woman takes special pride in appearance; She is siire td Wel
come aUdi.ii gift and if it's Wayne Knit full-fashioned hose, it is eVen
more to be deeired. Uniform fine quality every wanted shade ---and
pretty gift bokes, if yoti wishj for 'either the set-vice or chiffon weights
, ,:v,-,;;;':: .. $2.00 .
Almost equally nice and widely known for unusual wearing quality is
the Hummingbird and Blue Crane. The Hummingbird in service weight,
with special gift box in
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'. '''yThe 6be Crane, silk-to-top chiffon, in all coloi-s, is $1.19. Also an
other Blue Crane chiffon at .$1.00. ,
Dainty and Feminine .
The gift for a dainty, feminine '
-'.. person is something dainty and
feminine." " 'Fancy riblj6ri garter '
for instance, all hand-made-
$1 and $L25 ;
Also brassieres ahd dainty
bandeau 25c to $2.25. ' Gaiter
Belts, $1 to S2.2f. And if you
would choose something espe
cially lovely, , a fine Richelieu
rayon step-in suit peach, orchid
and Nile at
$2.00
Small, Yet Lovely .
A dainty little 'kerchief may
be small and inexpensive, but
it cohvey9 a happy Christmas
greeting, too. Two in gift
boxes, all linen, for as little as
60c a box. Other lovely
boxes with two and three
hand-made and embroidered,
up to $1.75: Separate "han
kies" 10c and up. A pure lin
en, hand-embroidered one for
25c
Dependable
Values
HILL'S
Dependable
Quality
EAST-WEST GAME u
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Sortie of Best
Players in Country .to
. flay in r risco
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( As-wliiied lresn SftnriK Writer!
N'KW ViltK AI' Two fi.nt
hall leJim that together are litwally
"All-Arnericiin" with pi. i vers repre
senting efer? givHon from the
Miulhern tip (f full Turn hi to Nev.
Knglmid ore mobilizing (or huti le
Rfifl FirwiHseo ih- flay nfu-r,
f hrlstitnt!. ;
(fif" nt rheve bftildn of erstwhile
f-ollege MnrH will be defending .h".
football prestige of tile- KiiKt atnl
(lift Other the Wel. Ah allien ihe
FmM will have the pl k of the Mis-.
ourl Valley find Middle Wemirnt
M'tltftri While the So lit It went re
gion, where, they gryw their foi.t
ftiH playern hunt uh cjietUM, Jul ah
hKnd Wllh the I'nrlfie Coast,
f'rorced go to charity.
hroin the p-xpu naive KiiKlern foot
ball realm, t 'oueh Andy Kerr of
Washington & Jefferson. general
J Iwdmo of the MiinrlKe troops, bun
gufijefed tin it r ray lliat lookH likf
-J thin: " i. ' v " " ,
JJ f , fiJtelit-iHriiee ."aldwell. Y?i le'u
j? prw(t IneltKlb'to; rrenHI and llow
J Clf nt ' Neb'nisk.'f ;' I'ine of lart-
mniith, t h Hnxi'H high nemer; Kill
JJ Amfm of XV. & J. and Jack Cfi'inor
I of s: v. ti .
y KndfH-KMnvkk, Vale, and Cole,
iKirtnifiuth.
3 (liiiirelrt - finer, Michigan, and
S IniUly; W. & 3.
L 'fae-kle.--j-Uiinden, Nebra.ska, and
J I'OlidS. VV. & J.
Center Orljf.sby. OeorKtown. r
U Ftettseh, flllnedN. ,
Mieverr men eif ahout eiimt cal-
IhrH will oppone them with their
Kt.CI.V (Kperfti)) C. I. ilazen
received tin Had newif of lh death
' ' j of his mriHll nephew, lonald ju
fiufH.vWho died Monday at I'en
FOOtbtllP ot infantile pnralyulH. Hp
( was til only a few ikjiiih.
i Mrw. Kthol Nle-OMon went to I.a
rjrandc ,f oudny niornlntf where
I Hhe Is taUillK ii e-oiiimerelul eoiirMP.
: She Uj Hinyitik with her Hitter,
, Jilaiifhe Huiiftfri. while there.
I Scott llarrin in confined to hit
home hernmse of an inTection 6h
Hii i'. lie iH rcfi'orlcd to he; IfJt
provirig I mm will h utnhle 'o
hack to work for another week, flfl
Ih over ! of H. II. W'eather
xpooii'.s frrmlluK fflant.'
( 'l.i (.!!(. Merrill Ih- ill of In
1 tirippe and U tinnhle io he on duty
at the- wurchoilHC
i llal;ell Andrews, 'stale fn)fl in
spector, was a visitor hen Wednesday.
ha!e lirnni'tt left .Monday for
i m t '.F...7 5
I i nuuyrui in i
Gift for the ,
Man 2
'''S
ft l-ror,
ks up Utfaln.st the Hiinwet a nil cl Hiitrday
I'aliiMf Junction where he has
work In the dm her. ,
I Mr. J. W. ('oats. of Wa)low;t.
and Alr.s. O. W. McKe nzIe, of .otf-
, line, wen viHif iii w relatives here I
' ant Tuesday. !
I'ercy Schroedcr left the latter j g
part of tin. wijk Tor Newport, 5
Ore., wlieif he i xpeels lo spend f .
the winter. - '"'.''
t-!ii-l I'hMIii.U ' M.I unnu l-Muiln
and 1.0 u is; wen l.a CJrandc visitors
Kal urday. v
I ('. I. la, n was ii business vis
itor In l.a Ctrande Thursday even
ing. - ' .
I The boy se-outs -of Klgin ran
I vassed the town Saturday for all
di.srardeii toys and Tuesday nlh'ht
they will meet lo repair any tbutj
i need repuirintf. When all are fin- I
tshed they will he sent 10 A he Hoys j
and Oirls" Aid In I'ortland for the j
hojaeh ss children tit that plare. !
to, hrimr Just a bit of Christmas
cheer. . ' , ...
.Mrs. Hannah Thompson return
ja y..i '
JlCh
Iho I'ticlflP fireati;
live learn Is beaded
"Devil .May" Kaer,
U Ixiek last ye-'ii' at iba
5;
( from l.ind. Wash., t
as been spending the
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I J, f'ornelison ai rived Monday k
l I'reewaler for u visit with ' V
brother. J. M. Cornedison. Ho J
Ibe prespec.
by the ureal
All-Amerlc'in
I'nlverMiiy
Swiithern California, ,
Ah I'ar AVeMtern ceyiferehee' nrles
do iiol .permit ;t man lo play In an
all-star K'nie unleMri he Kfiduales
the tlf-fl year, ihe 'eleven, fmni the
West N possibly a bit older and
more reasoned than Its opponent.
Neither team ever has played as a
unit befeire..
fiesideW Kder the squad rounded
Up )ty. Co;teh Orirt K. JlnlllnKbery
of Wajjhintrlon Suite, the: western
roinmiinder-ih-chler, includes:
Huoks Wilson, WashliiKtutt ;
Kutseh, r Iowa; Cassaneiva, Santa
Claru; Huni. Texas Annies; Cll-
tnofe. Army Servh-e team; Meeker,
Washington State; Mann, South-eJ-n
Meihexllst (Texas). 1
Knrtrf fwfirudt. Southern c ill
foroU; Matthews, Texas Oirtsltiaii
university; -SIRpjI. Texas A. and
M; CT-urJet, St. Mary's CoIIpkc. I "
Tttekles i Hicks, St. Mtiry's: "
lirewster. ' I'nlVerslty of Texas. I
Ottards : Ohlil, I'.laho; Wrlrht, j
Wifohlncton.' ' - i 1 -
Center -jWtrrnlhin-s, St.. I:ma- CNION" (Hiecial)Miv and Mrs.
Th onlymajor section- ivKhouf .MpA TT. -A, Thompson and Mr
a fciforlte son irt one. or the other Walter Smith were -J. a Grando vls-
oi inese lists is me Mouiitern con- ,t0.H Sun(uy uftcrnoon.
where si
put few weeks visiting her datixh
Jci', Mrs. Harry Thomas, Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Thompson drovo as
lar ih I'endleton lo meet her.
Hon Mycrrf is In Idaho this wt;ek
oti a rut He buylntr trip,
J
from
l.lu tifnllw.
formerly i'iSided hen.
vii'uiKi" i.iyiur ieiL i iM'niiuy iui
Modesto, Cat., after a visit with
ids uncle, Joe Taylor. He Is work
ing in the California experiment- . L
ing station. v- v J
I .... .... T .. 1 1 t... if
ter part of the week irom North
Jiakoia" to spend the winter with'
his mother, Mrs. Hannah Thomp
son. ; j
Kay Shelton, l.yle MeCallbder i
and l.loyd Wickens left Tuesday
for California where lliey expect to
sitend the winter. ' j
em-
Cbsswe
TOR. COMFORT AND 'BE At? I
VOU will appreciate and en joy"the' grace and comfort
Ijocued in Cogswell Chairs. The piece illustrated ,is one
of the many, that we are showing delightf ully smart in de
sign, and featuring the newer and more colorful fabrics that
distinguish the modern trend of furniture fashion. The seat
and back are fully webbed, and the seat is fitted with a loose :
removable c'tishion. n
. Moderate! v Priced
$57.50
. Ottoman lo Match, $16.50
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FURNITURE CO.,
Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers
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GARR
S
union
personals
ferene, which tnuy have it private
buttle with iif rucifh' cast eleven
lit lilienit the same time. eddi
Vlrhhard, AlaUinm tackle and hilly
Hpesir. AJI-Atnerican Vanderbilt
qudrterhfirlt, h:iv( be it named as
in ein Iters If the proponed team etf
yenltirs Is formed for the Invasion,
rii
SJRT NEWS
LOUGHRAN WINS
UNDISPUTED BET
Whips Jimmy Slatteiy, of
Buffalo, in 15-Round
right In New l ork
KEW TOTVJT, Tc 3 (AD
Tonimr lounhrun, of rhllatlflphln
wiw lh un.lturwtM HuM Maty
wttyihl r.hkmplon of th world 10.
Our by rtrtu a n-rouni) vlr
riiry cr Jlraxxif Blittnry. of Buf
falo, hrmfflr Itllo bnldrr In tho
ilouUn hf lbs Jtlonu4 JliuUnr an-
SOtlltUODL
TtJf r1r rafooD -rSthln
t m," mJ4 LOiuclirnn s b Ira
Iho MA4hoo f4quu- Grdfn ring
M nlnbt. "for II rleort tip tho
llShl bMrrwlbt cltuatlon.
1 aU4 to tx mnonUM) at
l. f.ul.,1 Mlk.' Mr
aw not iiltnju-thi'i'
i' iinoth r wMirini;
fiuti.- time.
Tien" l.ut It
Itl.'tistUK to iav.
tlif crow n ut til
"I Intftid to ttlv.- unyon it botit
who wrintH to try for tlio tltlo tunl
will il. fi n.l It i: Union a y.r l(
ttiT.' ul-f Unit iininy oppou.'lltn. Of
rmirw'. my ni t hatllt ulll to with
I. i o t.ont!ky on Jnn. fi lut 1 Impo
to ooko Mli k. y WalkiT and
ijiick i'liillt-y noon uttorwurdH." j
I oiiKlinin nti i. d tho rlnir ln.it )
ntffht wltti un itRht-pollnd ad
ynlitiiKo oit Slnttory who ttrnh-d
1i!iW. ItlnifMliln nlrt! nvo I
l.oiiKlinin ilKht of thi' 18 round
wtitlo two wrro nvi-n.
I l.ouxhran hud hfn rurfufbir
: tlio 1 1 1 1 bi lKhtK slni-o l'M9. Ho
oh. tvi-.i h( :.Mh hlithdur Unt
Chang
m t
es Made
Ih IJoxing Card;
Stolz vs. Allen
t nits on way 10
c Prevent Boxers
From Stalling
IKTflOrr Dec. 13 (A.!') Some
thing novel In the way of provld
Inn Induremehts for hiKhly ptijd
bo Kern to fn 1 forth their bt uf
lorts during bouts here, has been
worktvi out by C. M. Hull, ti ntcm
IhT of the boxiiiK roinnifsslnn.
The plan eonslsicj of stimdhit
1jij iictloQ by fliihiK tb fiubter so
fti unit per round for each session
In w hich rliiit believes they havo
stulled mid in anuuunclitK his b vy
to the rush customers via Iho
-megaphone. At a rerent bout be
t wreu Heiiny liuss, feat herwelifht
r hum ptou claintunt, and Johnny
It'urr here, the art ran thusly?
The boys started off at a fust
clip hut slowed down to walk
In the sixth round, ui the conclu
sion of uhleh Hull boomed forth:
"Htt.ss Is fined l-dti tor (IokkIhk
It!"
1'bU fltassman, manuK' r of ttass
objerted strenuously.
Two humlred ami fifty dollar
Duo for tUaSMinan.'
No mure obectliins irnm Ctass
UUiD. The ftKhters banK'd uway at
eiu'h other w It h et for three
ruuuds and then l-'arr started
hahKiiiK on.
''Ivo huinlrt d and fifty dollars
tine for Kurr for haiiKlim on!" Hall
(tnnounct-d.
Tlien! was no more stalling.
.Mrs. Walter- Smith retiirned
Monday morning to her home tit
North I'owder alter spendliK Sun
day at the home uf Mr. and 'Mrs.
Kalpii Smith.
Miss Mardn Phy. who has been
ill at the Hot I -ike .sanatorium,
was able to return to Her bofne.at
I'liion Thursday much Improved lit.
health. 4 .
1
went.nH o()ratinn WedrtV'sday at I tended- the. song, eoneert ThurKdiyl
Ifbt f.uffft fHTr uflpendlpTTls, is re- evenliiK' at the, l.a Ornmle hotil in
liorte.4 as ettliiff alon nicety. - which Mrs. Helena .Stearns, drain-
Italph Smith, -of the Smith und ju oprano of I nion, took part.,
,-icnoois w in- ciose nere; i uefiuay.
Thompsoh groeery,- returned home
Sunday from Ogdcn, I'tnh, where
he had been the past ten days on
bus) n CHS. '',.
' Mr. ami Sirs. T. M. I.lthiean are
the proud parents of son born
to them' Tuesday, Kep. G, at their
home in North I'nlon.
M. uml Mrs., Neil Morrison were
l.a CJrande visitors Thursday even
ing. Mrs. J. W. Kennedy returned to
hl.f homo hero 'Monday after n few
eekil tlslt In Ial Onindc with, her
two dutlffhters, Mrs. M. W. Huff
man and Mrs. It. A. Wiikerson.
Aiiionft the t'nlon popie visltiiiK
and shopping- In l.a Grande I-Viday
.'titer noon were Mrs. !'. M. Sturgill,
Mrs. Nell Morrison. Mrs. IWt
KnlKht, Mrrf. Cedrlr Oale. Mrs. W.
W. Stevens, Mrs. MeTton lavis. S.
I. Ilenson. George Hi-nson and
Mr. and Mrs. fOd I'llne.
A number of Vnlon people ,:it-
froni Portland where, they have
been since Sunday on a business
and pleasure trip.
( ll.WGI .S NAM t.
NKW YOiilC Society hears
that Gloria Gouhl l'.ishop who Is
living in Home 'has changed the.
name of her baby daughter Gloria
to Giofa.
Iee. 20, for tho Christmas holiday
season and will continue until Jan.
I 3, Itil'S, Superintendent Itoy t'onk
lin announced J-Yiduy. . .
Mrs. William Itoh rts' returned
Thursday to her home ut Ashlaml,
Ore., a'fitfr a few weeks visit with
her two sisters, Mrs. Vivian Ken
nedy and Mrs. Alice McMillan.
Mr. and Mrs. filzji Muyfleld were
Christinas shopping -in i.ti Grande
Saturday evening. . ,
Sunday evening-fire of unkriown
origin destroyed the home of John
anil Henry Shores near the old
woob n mill. The fire department
vasJcallcd..out about C::to o'clock
but the flames had gained .inch
headway that It was impossible to
save. ,t he building. The house was
owned by Cecil Manning and car
ried no insurance. '
Mr. and Mrs. liert Knight re-
turned home Tuesday evening j &$&Jtj iffjyfff JB'MVJ.mJP.
The" Real Orthophoitic
VIctro.as nt All Prices '
$ft.V $I2:, $105, S:Ho
A Suitable Christmas Present
ADLER'S MUSIC CO.
In. Willi Newlln's
Tfri com-J inim t
A nw debAtn on hruin r
questd for tho League of Nhtlona
Hasn't th letiyuo enough to do
without taking up ymrfh'
Two rhuugeti havt been ui.ide to
the boxiim ci.rds to be prefei)i4
in Itejt bail Saturday DUtbt. ft V
nnneiin,-.-,! today hy K. N. Kfnl.
of the group of promoter "Hd
rau Inirm lrt lu WVdibd;ty
without noiiftnt us. we bvr U--n
ronip.-IIiHl to rtintuitre the mata
vt nt and tin- fteml-noul." b aittd.
The promut.-rs wvrr oot nrt of
1'nnu having U ft too utittl afe
Krlday. He is Nnlevtn! to have
gone- to Oakland.
As ti result fitoltz, of TVnd. o
fought Alh n hitv one W-foro, wtll nte room ;
iiiwt iH-imer In tho lft-rowii. njftih, Uwy und bt l.ludy Imv,
vtit. Joe l!urhH. of tuinshit. j explulnS.
wilt fare Jrna Hobtnwn. of Covo.
Tlmrw are. veml oibr prWtm
fDurtra on tbA card uhb promts
to giro Uie fans ptenty of rirrtt
uirpt. Hlapkwr.ll Uoorkr mrt Miift
ttrotherton. of Walla 'altft, at
KDtwprlm ias4 Ktordav io ihs
third rouo(t Tbo two nifo fmmbt
& rtraw here & fVw am
This nd Is n ronthntntioit of yes
terdnys nd. I.tntu glass Is still our
snhje t. I.hino ulns.-. is riextble: It
niters siniligbt and lets Ihe lncl
ras come in. Now you limk Hp
jour (IMhmary and fintl out the
llieiuiliig of Inlet niS Hill If .U
want n plnln cxpLninulon In Jti.it
I'fiiumoii romilry language, viidel
rays is the healing mt1 f the sun's
lls. f mi old hen feels duiujy.
If she lins n ohl In Iter IhmuI Riul
also ntmiltri cold In her thnoi. If
she hi vat lies with a ough. some
times she sfMtmls like a (trffeo
grinder and titlier Hun's she souivls
like the hlslng of n MUike. thai old
lieu Is lrlng to make- mi iuultr
slnml thai she wants you to Jmy
some l.imu glass. The IJiuio glass
Is thn1 nnls for l. 'Hire ymnU
will gle enough light for sevtviU
hens. I rait sa Ibis, that Uie l.ui-
MOKK SHIPS TIIKOW.H Ml
POUT SAlIv The mt tonnage
of Ainerlcun htps pus.sitm- through
the SuM ran at reached a C S . 6 :t f
during the flntt six months ot this n glass Is going out.
yeur, or more lhau twice an much
us htr the entln' pr ISIS. Many
Of the American vewwds were tan
hern which disi?hurg-d mineral oil
conr's in India und returned In
ballast, or went on to the Sonde
Ulaods und return d lud.n w Irti
U'OVtoe for Kurope.
Co-Operation The First Principle of Success
Alt Vuloii Men anil Women, j'our Friends, and I'amllles, ro refiuested In ho ("'t)SISTl-NT. P
TTU).VIZK 1IOMK IND1STKY and IAH'iWi MKKCHAN"1 The Kollonlng III SINKSS 1XTKRKSTS
of our cty solicit t(ie supiMirt of nil Working IVople, and. together with all rirms employing t'nlon
1 4i bo r or iltspluylng tin t'nlon Card, nru rcx-oinmendetl by the C'KXTKAI, LAltOIt IXIOX.
lUX.r.lft T) itV. WAV
MKXJiX" CITV Will Hogers is prirvs.
of t l.ludy. ' I've gut to give up my
At ;t o'clock thl' nftenioon I lo-
lleie (bat Ibc O.-W. It. A X. Ilail
nntil muipany will ttellver us a w
nf big lump (tml. Here's hoping M-
leip MiMUireh kilnt lit mlud un
til nel spring.
AW ivnH'mtMT iho targ-o slilp
meni of N-Jtutlful wiillpapcr. Wo
rxi to liae a very large stli
of Ift'-H patterns at reamable
Mr.
Morrow's em
it he
Tho bwirt of Kosetustko. tho
Tollsh patriot who taught In hf
A nitric u Revolution, bus rcentiy
ba avpt from Swtiserlaod lo the
Polish mpltul to In placed In n
tuufvum.
arrapfKr and to
HoblaoQ to declarrd 6 torub - rounAa.
fpected to ittve
tnioreattnir U
l.oiuO gtnsv. toal wit.
' 't-r mil, li 'er roll.
Si'diiy our U-krts for tlm ltt
ntund.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
W flpll tvir Cwb I
1T Poor Mnn'fl Frlmd '
Km Fonndry. Ptmie Mala IA
Vo Bvadv Bi
AI'TO TOPS
Nuytlor & lrKrtiiMili llnrnrs.f
Co., IMM Ailnnis Ave.
I'hirtio 7-V.
At'TO rai.kS' A';l-:xev '
-(JrJlljUiH & llillikH, 1.112 llrl
frrxin Ave; l'hono Mulil M'A
). P. MorNork, 111 I'll- St.
PhniM SM-J.
IVrkllw Motor Co., ntr. 4tli
ami Adums. I-liiiir Muln ."itm
BAKKRIKS
I-u (iruiKlo llukiM-y. X. 317
i Kir St. f'iioiH- Slnln 7:i.
llAMtU
IVinlUililo Siivlnjrv Itilnk. 1201
AdMiiu Avii. I'liolif Muln
i Ia rrandn Xoiloruil Ibink.
Ailnnw Av(. I-lion Main 2M.
RKSTAt'It.WTS
nt'rmiiii Placw. HO Dopot
St. Phono Main 02.
rijOTHIXO
ninl'8 rtottili-ry. 1108 Adam.
Arc Phone 414-W.
Tim TopffTT. 1 114 Adam
Arc. Pbonr :!-..
Wcwlnihuvrr ,v nilhprr. 204
IVpot Kt. I'nonc S.14-W.
m.i, WOOD
Rtllwi Cnwiuny. Pliona
Main 714.
CH1T.DRKVS Wl'ARABl.KS
Xorton-M Kiddy Shop. 1121
. Adams Ave. Phono Main
202.
fUE.VMKttirS
illoc 3roiirnaln frvamrrT,
IIOH 'aflitttittou -Ave.
Phone Slain .
I'nlon frramrry Co.. til
rff. At. I-lMTno Main 122.
rAtBlffl
ft. EmUy Palir, SJ0 Itr Sb
Ptxme uin eta.
hepahtmext storks
Hill's l-t. Store. Adams
Ave. Phono Main 710.
Ei.Ecrnir.-vri fifPi-i.iEs
JrHtei lttisenbnutn, Foley
Hide. Phone Main in l.
Fll.f.IVO STATIONS
Hensty OeorjK! 1'Ulllilr To.,
eorner 2nd and Adnnix,
Phone laln 67.
Playle OH o.. Adam, and
Oi-cfimoml. lione Mii'ii
in.-i.
ITRX1TII1E
riirnltni-o KifluiiiKe, eorn-r
I-'lr and .leffersoii Ave.
Phone 474tl.
EVXERAL PARLOR
SntMlimiNr & Zimmerman,
150M llh St. Phone Mulu tu.
BOCEUIEH
IlnrrL. ;roe'iT, r0 1'lr St,
phom Main 7:14. v
Joel's firooery, I HI 2 vl.ir
St. Phone Main 7511.
Cl-amlc Rondo Mrut Co.. Ad'-
am Are. 1'hone Main r.0.
Pnttl!on Pro.. H In Adam.
Ave, Pbouo .Main RO. '
Id (.rando lirm-err Co..
STvevel ami Thrift Gro-
eerle.
HARDWARE
K. r Lilly. Adam. Ave.
Phono Main a-V
Oreioii Hdive. Implenient
Co.,-- rnot St. Phoiii'-i.-tin
BS.
jeweij-:rs
tllrnio'.. 121214 Adam. Ave.
Phone 26.VW.
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Tho Vtt', HIS Adam.. Ave.
Phone Main MX
Pnllnaum S03 Adnln. Ave,
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I.Af.VDTtlES
Modern Ijniindry, eor. AVanlir
ini-ton mid J)i Kit. Phono
Main 77.
Slumlord Laundry, Jefferson
Ave. Phone .Main 511.
LEATHER fiOOTS
Snyder Mi-liennon HnntOfiR
to., liUlil Acliuin Ave.
Phono 4,7-V. '
REAL ESTATE
I.VSI KAXt K . LOAXS
INVESTMENT ' ,
La Crande Investment Co.,
I2ni Adams Ave. Phone
Main 7.12.
Security Ijind SavlnjM Co.,
Ailanis Ave. PIkiiio Main
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rnlfin MorljraRe R Invv Co.',
New l-'nlojr IIIiIr. I'llonO
Main 730.
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llnum.'in-llleks Liimher Co.
Phono Main H.
Ml. Emily I.mnher Co. Phone
.Main 102.
MEAT MARKETS
Crencenl Meat Co.
Plr Street larket, 406 Fir
St. Phono Main 7tm.
Quiiliiy Market. 1111 Adams
Ave. Phone Main 32.
flranrtr Konde Stent Co.. Ail- -
ms Ave. phone Slain SO.
Hoover Market. Ailams Ave.
Phone Muln 7T..V
Joel's .Market. IHI2 C.tlar Rl.
Phone Main "so.
Ml Sit AL INSTIII SfENTS '
I'jiMeni Oreeon Slule Co..
Ailam. Ave. Phono Mala
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TELEPHONE COMPAXIES
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