La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 06, 1928, Image 7

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    Friday, 'January 6, 11)28.
LA GRANDE EVENINtj OBSERVEK
Page Seven
The Observer Want Ad Page
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Countlet
NEWTODAY
I'Olt HAI.K linlyi bed. Cull S1S-J
i-o-ir
KOR HKNT House ami garage,
'('nil IT) 1 4 Monroe. i-;-:np
yon ham-;- in week- old pin.
Call Farmem l'J4. l-ti-:;tp
KOK HAM-:--4 ft. and Ifi-ln. dry
wood. H and i'.i ruril dcllvtre.l.
.': I'h. sTi-lt. - i-ii-irp
Fill: KAIK Oil Tit A I 'K t'.s.-d
fundi urc. ('all up.sinirs over the
t 'ool il e 1 'a hi t Si ore. l - (I - J i p
( 1'Olt HAI.K OK TUAl'K -I Mon
arch ram:-: good conditions, Fur
niture. lt-lKiiiffi'. - l-fi-tf
J-Vift ANV KINO of radio ivpmr
work, tnhcH, parts. eti. tii-e
"Hunk," The lla.llo Man. ii'ifi V
avn.. l-ti-tr
, KOU SALK' Oil TltAIl.: A ft-hole
" 1'nlYernul cook stovi--.jiiML right
for- n small apartment or laun
v iliy.' Furniture Kxchnugc. l-ti-if
I'OII HAU-: Olt TKAIK A Kins.r
Hewing tnuchlnc In .A-1 shapr
' Furniture - KxHiantn. 4T4-.I. Fir
.. and Jefferson. ' l-ii-tf
FOIt SAI.K Hit Tlt.W'F Several
. good uped beds nnd nprinj?ii-nil
: bargains. Furniture Hxehange. j
1-G-ff
J.OKT Vullow gold ..: In wrist
.' watclr with bracelet. Wednesday
afternoon, down town. I'll. 4:tl-J.
; nii Main. Ilewurd. I'arly who
called concerning watch yesler'
- day, pica so cull again as iiuim
was iriisumii'HtOfK I -il- II
FOR' BENT
ViH KKNT Six room house 'Vi
- ino. Call 31S-J. U-lS-tf.
VQ1X KKNT 3-rooiu furni.slied iit.
v:'107 'I'liird St. , l-fi-Jf
KOIt liKXT Steam healed be 1
room; Inquire 1S(2 3rd St. after
:t p. m. l-;i-:u
KOK HUNT Slreplns' rooms. 1. O.J
.0'. K temple. 1'hono uCl'-J. j
1-l-lf I
KOK KKNT Modern faniislud
.'apartment, corner ;i h and N
Ave.' Call 147-M. 1 2-3tuf
KOIt l:l;:NT 5-room house, a-
:-ratfo; cheap. Call u!f-V.
ia-2S-tf,
KVHir HKNT Modern sieam-lieat-;
ed rooms. 151 L Adams. ,3ya-M. j
U'-7-lmpf
KOK ItKNT a-rooru f m nislied j
v houH 1810 Greenwood St. j
. . , l2-H-'.f j
I'OK !t;NT A .ifood 2 -room fur-j
nLwhed apartment und bathroom'
by t hemnelves;"Hlirecf side walk j
cntranco and woodshed. $12 per)
month. Including, water, to re-'
speetnhle man nnd 'wife only.;
1810 (Jreenwood St. 12-23-tr
POR BALE ANY) TRAPE
KOK SAI.K Kitchen cabinet,
cheap, rh. 3MI-K. i-4-:itpi
KOK SAI.K OK KKNT Modem'
home. Located in one of t lie j
best districts in t he city: four
bedrooms and h:ith upstair., i
1'bone Main f.S. 1-4-tf
IOST
LOST lncltaf of cancelle.l
eheeks from lnuilabln Savings
Hank. Leave at -Observer. J-ft-2t
LOST Yellow itnUt' KWn wrist
watch with bracelet, Wednesday
. afternoon, down town. I'h. 4::i-J.
7ai Muln. Keward. l-r,-Ilp(
MOM'N' POP
FRECKLES AND HIS
J' NOW.LlSTEM VOUMG LftDY-
( no throwing The crust rz
- YOU EftT" rX
VTHW, ?
7 : rrrz 1 n
iff lvT0f: L-- Tar ii-m
:::: $m - rJp m eBl,
Observer
Want Ad ,
Rates
(Oomil five. Aeramn word
to the Hut. I
I'er Hue, lit' lnHertiou........lu
IVr Hue, eoch ail Jed coueo
ml vt fiistYtlou Id
Minimum fliurgu oti one or
der ....-r.... Jl&c
itvi r.s itv month
3 Him-, jkt ntunih... ..... U.fiO
a line. icr luomh 9:1.2.1
I Hues, per ruoiiih............. 9I.0U
5 lines, (Mr month .....$!.;
ICacli additional lliiu over flte
(Tiurged at Guc per Hue per
mouth.
CAM! I.N ADVANCE 1a re
quired on all Clarified orders
to cam threw rat am. Higher
rales chanted ou all civ 111 In
sertion). -,
Copy ror all Classified ordert
must tic In this office by 10
A. M. IAY Or INSERTION.
Slop orders on ad inserted un
til further fioilce must be re
ceived by the name hour or ei
Ira Insi'riliju will he charged.
Telephone orders febtieitrd.
Cash iH ten ir.uy Im earned on
phone (inlirj, by n.vmem on or
before dale or lat liisertloii.
Pll6.Nl-: .MAIN S7
"AuOhserver Want Ad
" Wdl Io ltM
MlhCELLANEUHH
LA IIIUN'DK MATTKKMS & Up
hotaterlnc r WViuinjr Works.,
Phone 4 2 4-W. Chaa. Kdwunlii,
Crop.. 12-l-lm
piKAC MONIiY -Monlhly pay
meiiiH, plain or slratKht loans.
See J. U. Oliver. 12-C-lm
CAfKAKI) -AqKNCV Third ami
Adams . ' '
J PL'S ItuU:k Stuudard Sedan $1275
12S llupmobilo Sedan $l27ri
1 U2:t 1'acltard Sedan Sr.O
llil'ii laidKO Sedan; new
rubber i CIO
Will take small cars In trade.
Terms on balance, i'h. Main fiaO.
i2-2H-lf
WAJiTEb
WANTKIi T I:i;NT Ousolino
ilraif saw. l'hono CGa-lJ. l-&-2tp
W A XT K I ) Onod milch cow.'-. Call
2.1S-W. 1-4-ot
WANTKI Centleinan wants room
in private home; also breakfast.
all Observer. . 1-0-tf
VVAN'I'KO Lady wlshrN boitso
- -work or cooking, llest rel'erenci s.
Call tJbserver. I-4-4tp
W'ANTKI V-steaoKi'aphy or general
office work. 7 years exp. 42II-A.
l-5-2Ip
WAN'i'KU Keliable woman to ko
' on farm out of town to keep
house. Write A, .1., care Observer
l-5-2l
Ltiidherch seems to have
brought tlie spirit of peace and
inlet to Mexico and maybe they
won't have any New Year revolu
tions l his year. ' v
JOIt ItKNT
3-room Duplex- with bath, strict
ly modern, full basement, fur
nace, in best residential district.
Allen Duplex. 1.107 4th Sr.,
.Main f.4:(. ' .
THE GUNNS
TuRiFTiess
3"hE TYTES,
TO &D AT
E.LECTR1CITY
to mb th&r penmies so l can
Ger their doiaks
FRIENDS
i
i
IMBLER
PERSONALS
lMlll.KIl (SprciaD "HevMul
nrlhhors and frieniis nltciil l tin
! Iniuinl of Mrri. .Mike ltoyr. V Dich
i wan held . at thn Summcrvlllo
chapel Woilncsilay at'teHu.on.
I Mrar c. Welch Is suflVnnit
from a everc cold.
! Mnc. John l.loyd and Hon Inck
tttm , Jimmii1, were li. I.::, tii-.inile
Tin .l-iy nlht on hnsines.i.
John l.loyd ami I'oii Kccnan l.c
imn taRKlnif sheep loi l;.' li!-cn
a! IdKin Wednesdi.y.
.1. I.. Andrews is ill tn !ih homo
li.rc.
Mr. Courtney, of Vatlnv.i,. was
jisteicd at ' Mother's Jnn last
Tietia even In ir.
4 Then Hahn inadc a onsinevs inp
to I .i CHiindo Tuesday
. " l halt been .itillV'tilt In net
arum. 1 Inibler Tor Cir ptisl several
days liecaiisc of t-n wait r' and
wow,
ELGIN PERSONALS.
KM'i IX (Special) -The Odd
Kellpws and Kehecra. Lodges will
have a joint Installation of officers
Krhlay lilKht lit their hall her".
Koltowlnjf the Installation there
will bo supper and a social hour.
Mr. and Mrs. -Knhcr .Mcrnho.i
are the purenls.of a bafty daugh
ter horn to them KridayA Dec. 20,
at thr (rrani ttondc hospital.
Mrs. Thomas-, Karnes left, last
week ror Cortland, where she will
visit her daughter for some time.
Miss Lillian ' liussear returned
"Saturday from Drain,- Ore., where
sin has been visitinK- i. tiring the
winter with her aunt und uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Itussenis.
! Miss Klizabeth Pollock, of Vale,
spent the weekend ivith Miss
i .lea line. Uenhubb he left, Monday
lor Mon m out h where she is at
tr.ndiiitf Normal-school;
MiHH A'fberla"' Townsend ; Id't
j Tuesday for Kntvrprlse. where she
' will .visit . her sister, Mrs. Jiunes
' Stills. - ' '
I The KniKhts.of Pytliliis will In
stall Officers Tuesday evening.
Kraiilr hallHi'th and Kred Hall
1 were business, visitors to La
' Orande Thursday niornfiiff.
.Mrs. Dick Youn returned (o
j camp Sunday after spending a
week with her parents. Mr. und
Mrs. Hub Duron.
I Kuifene t'atea b'ft Monday for
I La O ramie, where has been trans
ferred to Servewl (Iroeery No. SO.
j 1'iuKcno Hur Jr. returned to Kn
i terpi Ise this w eck nfie'r spend injr
the holidays with bis father,- Kn
Kene Hiuf.
j Mr. and Mrs. William f'ruick
I shank, of Cove, spent Monday at
j the home of AJv. anil -Mrs. W. II.
Cruickshank.
I Mrs. C. k Lappin, of council,
j Ida., returne'ir home Monday af
i ter visitfnjf her sister, Mrsy K. K.
Harmon.
I Dr. It. A. Jayne returned Tucft
' day from Tonkind where he spent
Christmas with his children. '
Mrs. A id en Kussaw left Tues
day afternoon for Santa Kosa, t'al.,
where she was called by the seri
ous illness of her mother.
Mrs. J. II. Nicoson and dautrh
ters. M uriel and Cay, returned
home Wednesday evrnliiK frou
l''loi'H( where they visited for n
we.-k vyth Mr. ami Mis. N. J. Han
sen. Miss Plane he Hansen was here
Sunday -on her way to La Grande
to resume her work In the school
system there. She spent the holi
days with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. N. J. Hansen, at Klora.
Miss Gertrude DawcA, who went
His Own
SURE TOOK TO SA '(.PiM O?
uk Ducks to ,-rR-i
TOO.riftSie STARTED QOlMfi
MINE O'CLOCK J0STTO SAME
- I'M JUST TfcACHIN' EM.
Mothcr's Baking!
OFFICE
CAT
Br Junius
nr. m sim.ss ciuMKit
The Offleo-Hoy.- .
Oh. look you ftt the, Of-fiee Hoy.
He noth-lnif knows. of carth-ly .
joy:
All call-era, of what-ev-er hIkch.
He most scv-eroly orltlrlaes:
Your imiup, your er-rond. eke
your ace
('Twill do no (rood for you to
hikv).
And If to see the boss you hope,
His answer Is a "Nope!"
The Ste-noK-ra-pher. t
I here would on 11 your tio-tlce.
please, "
Cn-to the pnund-er of the Keys:
' "Sic-notr-m-phcr don't ever
flout one,
No office is eotn-plete wlth-out
one. . ' I
Al-thoiitfh she comes In lute, It's
true, . ' :
She'll stay until .site's nearly
through: ; . 1 . : .
Her spe-cies nmy a pun a-vail?
Is abways dead-ly with the mail.
; . ..
lloiisidic.epeN art tMM'Oiniiitr fcn
shift lc that they will, soon lm bu
luif hot water iu tin can. . ;
Nothing nmkes'u writer so sore
as to read Konietbliifr ynod that he
hliiiReir has thought of a thoiisand
times and never had. the sense to
write down. - "V '
Disappointment Is .a feel in q
effused by belnjf finable in find
the easy In easy payments.
The, bald headed miur entered
the drutf store and, nsked for ii bot
tle rtf hair restorer.
"Here Is a preparation," Put
dniKifist - raid briskly; "that - wilt
If row hair on an ejrirsheU."
"Kitjht." :rf plied the other. "111
take a In rife bottle: ami please J
wrap up a brush und comb, too." j
Adam and Kve onme bnelt to earth
To see i he latest desltrns o,Worth,
Said Kve lo Adam:. "Adam, dear.
There's .not much eh an if e since we
u. re here." 1
. !
"Thn new patient In Ward K is
wry ond-lookln(.,, wild the nurse.-
'"Yes," affiled h( matron, "hut
don't wash his face. Ib-'s had that
done by four nurses this mornliiff."
- .. !
The knock-kneed jf'rl, has b(!enL
made popular by the Charleston,
Now won't somebody please do
somi-thiiiff for the how-lcgcd
kind.
Travel Impossible
Near Redding, Cal.
UKODIXG, Cal., Jan. fi. fAD
A severe storin .throuMhout the en
tire country has turned streams la
in raiflnn torrents and made travel
Im possible tn several directions.
Dick Williams, driver of the Car-rlville-Coffee
sin if e, drove across a
hridtfc between the two tmvns Just
before the entire vtrueiure col
lapsed and wiis carried. away by the
stream.
f
t One of the bulls Ltmlhcrifh saw
I killed was finished off by the head
of the traffic department of Mex
ico City. It was a e:jse of when
bull meats bull.
j We wish the Hed Cross could do
somet hlnif about that flood In
Washington wo " mean those
' bills.
to Montana tn ppend the holidays
A with her parents, - was unable to
return to her school here because
of illness.
Miss Ina Scott 'Is out oC school
.been use of illness. , She is reported
to be improving now. She has
pneumonia.
Medicine
HOW AB0OT
DECORATING MY
Plate with S'more
teak am' spuds,
MRS GUNN '.
plECS OP CAkfe,
MOM i
My
' " L-,' - V HELPING , Ml' --'fj
J
AT HIE TSFMR Professional Directory !
Richard Dix
In Romantic
Role in Picture
TUehard Dlx Known what the
public wants. lie proved that
npaln lust iiIkIiI when his new
Para mount starrllitf picture 'The
Gay Defender" opened for a three
day run at the Arcade theater.
Kichard iMx ly also an ambi
tloiiH, tiard-wnrkinif younf man.
That loc was proved-last nijfht,. lor
be Is ftoinjf to have to work and
work hard to beat the Arcade's
new picture Kor pure entertain
ment It Is probably the best Ve
hicle Dlx has ever had. It Is easily
the best screen fare to be seen
here this week.
llx has turned o 'early Califor
nia for the setting, and to the koIiI
rush of '411 for the (tine of his new,
picture. Those adve'nt urour days,
when desperadoes and rufflatu
stormed into the newly 'acquired C.
S. territory, provide a vivid back
ground. The slur Ijlniself plays
Jouupin Murrieta, son of an aris
tocratic Spanish family, and heir
to a fortune In the form. of a hum
ralicho. His hapiness as the pic
ture opens Is made complete by his
newly found love for the daughter
of the new I'. S. commissioner..
How the murder, of the jrlrl's
father is charged to Dlx, how h"
finds Americans plundcrluif his
mines, how his nude Ik killed and
Ills people oppressed, and mw fi
lially he. turns to banditry tn rlnht
tlie wroiiKR done lilm provide tlie
outline of :the stlriinif plot. As u'
uhflit-rfdinif, knlfe-t hrow injf. v hii
cracklii'f bandit, Dl- rat-es 'hrou.'rh
the rest of the picture, as bold and
spectacular hn outlaw ns was ever
portrayed on the motion ptclurv
tereen.
The I in a Todd, beaut irnl blonde
newcomer. Is the American Rlrl."
and one we feel ipilte worthy to
represent, her sisters hi a setttmr
tn which she Is practically the only
woman. Kred Kohler "wolf of the
screen" Is the able villain.
Credit for tlie excellence of the
whole picture must In hi rife meas
ure pa to Gregory Lil Cava who di
rected It. lo O rover. Jones. who
wrote the original story.Vand lo
Kay Harris.- Sam .Mint' and Ken
neth Kaisbnck, the trio of scenar
ists who adapted II for the screen.
Double Bill
Offered At
Star Tonight
j r Do you like to travel? "Would
you enjoy a trip in the Cullman
from your home tow n to New tYork
City and the Cay While Way?
Would you like lo do this If it
wouldn't cost you a cent.
i It can be done! 1
Hi fact, no other than the movie
slur, Johnny Mines does it in his
latest Klrst Nulional Picture,
"Home Made," which is showhiff
at the Star llienter today and Sal
urday as one of the feature pic
tures on the double bill,
I Johnny says It's very simple and
tvitn -foes so far as to prove It.
1, The first thlnif to do, accord in if
'to Hie- comedian. Is carry us Tittle
buif if .( as possible. Then slip into
the men's smnklnir com part men t
and ask the porter for a .clKrarette.
This will establish a friendly,
J democratic feel In if.
So far, so ifood. Put pretty soon
some one will want a ticket. As ynu
have none this is apt to la' etitbar-
. rnssinif. Ymi must dodne the con
ductor smilingly. Very soon t his
will be impossible.' When this time
arrives, try lo ifet hold of a porter's
hat and coal.
Put you must have a black face.
Very simple! You must pick the
time for hnvinif a black faco about
the time that your train decides
to ifo tliroiiKh a tunnel. Then all
VWWV DO VOL)
( Sorry. 6ill,butyou'lD) C ( doqgomit! tv.ere's aThums
Cf WAVIF TO HPI P MP S :i 1 ki Tu' c-.m iP- . Inc.-r iaIufm T SfTiMTU1
) TO ECONOMIZE ON THE 1;: K' ADST OF A MEAL SHE, DRAWS TYV
) MEALS EVERYONE W CORTAIN ON TH' HASH -KCH1 I GOTTA
r ULiE 13 dtl TINS U UtTOUK l- J-N IStblliUKIANl N ur -1
S ALONG VMITH JOST I (if V ECONOMY, BAH XM FED UP OM IT."
BECAUSE )F VOJfPE
oorr r viajT to fcr
wamT To
7JXIS PIECE
SLOW
you have to do Is put your head
and bands out of the window. You
will find they are- covered with
SOOl.
Itehohl! You have become a
Pullman porter and you can ride
free!
Just the same, Johnny Hides ad
vises caution, us he found himself
In no end of trytnif predicaments,
even when he became a porter.
He fell In love with Marjfery Daw,
Put he couldn't make love to her
whi n his face was ail h!ark lb :
was on his' way to New York to !
pin- his--mother's home-made Jain
on the retail market. And he is
assisted by such promt Pent play- 1
ers besides Margery as Kdmund 1
Pieese.-De win Jciinln-fs, Marjiar
et Seddon,. Maud Turner Gordon
and Charles Gerard.. .
Hut Johnny's Pullman ride is '
worth finding out about! ,
A man and has horse and his '
"do! J
This trio 'makes up the titular
if roup of "The Kijrlitinjf Three,"
Universal lllue Streak 'Western,
showing at the Star theater today
und Saturdiiy as par of the double
prom-am. In support, tfvJaek lloxic
who plays the. starrlnif. role, will lie
seen Olive llasbrouck. Marin Sals,
William Nestor Dally. . William
Ives, Genrifo'Kuck'' Connors. Kan-1!
ny Wirrcn and .Perl' DeMare. j
Bill Boyd Is"
Star In
West Point Film
William Poyd. star of ."Dress
'Parade1', n new Pathe-DeMille
speelnt -production, a. story of the
"Cadet life at P. S.. Military Aca
demy ill West Point, spent a stren
uous period of lour .Weeks diirtnjf
ilhe fitminff of the photoplay at the
Academy. The picture will he on
view at the Colonial theater today
and Sa.nrday.
He entered as a "Ptehe" and the
classman wt0 took him in.- baud
is inclined to think that the upper
forjfot that he was Just an nclor,
playlnjf the role of a cadet. ' .
"If 1 went lo West Point with
any idea of my ow n importance,- I
Just lost li In dhe area of 'beast
barracks'." sal'd noy1.- .
- Pnyd not many a thrill for be
Itiff mistaken for a real 'Plebe"
and took many call-downs nimbly
without protest.
One day while he was strnlllntf
from location in tlie barracks, he
happened to be smokliiK n rljfur
ettc. An upper clnssmaj. called
him to attention, and ordered him
lo lake t hat "snag out, of his
mouth", which he did. The plehes
are not allowed to walk across the
urea which Is the quadrangle sur
rounded by the bar nicks, but they
have to, ifo on a dotf trot and more
than once did Poyd find himself
breakinff Into double time before
the stern member of the "boast
detail." When the boys enter the
Acndemy. they are called "beasts''
for two months and then"beeom'
"Plehes." They are received Into
Die corps at dress parade and from
then on ma rch with them. '
Another day Poyd was lounif
Inif In the area, waltlnif for a call
and an upper classmiin who did
not recOffni-e htm called him to
attention, lie put him throuifh his
paces wltli such orders as "wpieese
your neck buck," "pul wrinkles In
your chin," and then disapproving
of his awkward attempts to oblige,
lie bawled, "What company do ynu
helontf to?" ,Poyd replied: "The
iVMMle company, sir."
Many such Inrfncuts occurred
Anti-ologer
11111 irimnmiiicK iiai.mi:
8(11 N 'Av... I.n f.!rHnl, Ore.
I'..inlliii. .h.il.'
itntnlini;, by AUil a .;pnctattr
By Taylor
By Blosser
REAL.
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This dlreelory Is pHiMHlnlly handy roir the newcomer or tor th
out-of-lpvii ivader who inai want the tiamo aml address of some
pnifeRiMuial mail. It Iiiih been carefully preiuireil and will prove
to be ready uhl to any rader In ohtalulntf promiil profesionul
M'rvlce.
Classified for Quick Reference
Dentists
nvr 1 1 limit Cu. '1'Ii.iIiuim!
llnlh C7.V
Architect
V. II. .1111,1.1:11. rrhllrrl
Ittiom 7
La Grande N'attunal Uank lliilhllnfr
Osttopathio l'hyslcliina
.1. I.. IMfl.K. II. O.
IIAIIIiAIIKT IMil.l-:. II. .
Geltt-i'Ml iirn;llfe himI Uih -I'OST
.SVSTKM" l..r fullin urili.-.-..
5mnnnT T'l'itinp
ilullitinir M H"l
l.lrr.NSHII MATKIINITV IKIJIH
Trnlni'tl our... 1'ilrti ri'HMiiwihlit.
Sirs. K, W. Ilnrt, l.'iiii) Y. i-su-lni
ati:uiian 'IAo'k;iickii iihr
nnd Jiik tn l1 li'iHHnni.. I'npili(r
smiKs I uinir.tlri 1 oly. HfiilntH.1-! ur
atvanieil. lirni:u Diirix'fi. InHlruti.
Inr, i:x fi"6.
.MltS. It. G. .MeC.M.D Aecredtlod
teacher, piano and pipe ortfati:
Main Ji2S. ,
daily and Poyd K'H i"ile a thrill
at the thoiufht of belnif a real
West Pointer.
Hessie Love plays a featured
feminine role opposite Poyd and
other members of the cast are
lluifh Allan. Louis Natheaux, clar
encu Geldert and Maurice Kyan. -
NEW -YEAR
When some make
resolutions.'
Can we assist you
to make one and
Carry it out?
SAVE
United States
National Bank
if
For the
Fireplace
Andirons,
Fireplace Sets, '
Spark Guards
F. L. LILLY
HARDWARE
Pbuuc ataln
2is
STAGES LEAVE
FROM La GRANDE DEPOT
Kor infonrmtiiin cull Main 799 ''
Travtl in our
Modem Chaii 'Cur Stages!
Leave
La Craiide for Wallowa T.jike 9:00 a.m 4:00 p.m.
La Grande for I'.ukcr, Unisc 12:2:i p.m.
La (irand for liakor only . 5:30 p.m.
Lh Grande for Pendleton 11:00 a.m. 3:30 p.m.
(.'(iniriKinH at f4n(1let'Jfl for Wnilu Wiilla and I'ution,
Leave LaGrancli!
For Portland at 11:00 a.m.
Tare $9.50, Round trip $16.00
PhyHiciant & Surgeonn
1.1)10 n. IMI! V, Al. lb
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Soiniiier Huildiliff Main 778.
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Surgery '
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MiiiniT liiiildina. JM 1 11 li.
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Main am Main G'it.
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Physician and Surgeon "
Sonmier 'iviepimn
1 Ituildlnif Male Nlltt
pKKVKXT desire to satisfy
all the particular demands'
of, our clients bus nlven us
a wide-spread reputation for
trustworthiness. You can de
pend upon us .without hesD
tat Ion.
Wo Understand ' :
SNODGUASH
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NUMETAL
Weathei'strips
fiavo on your fue bill. Keep
the cold out Nl'M ICTAI
Weatliorst rips nre easy to up
ply. You1 nan apply , them
yourself Without removlnff
your windows from the frame.
Cull Main 7M2 nnd we will
Kindly iflvii von more Infor
mmlon. '.
VAN PETTEN
LUMBER CO.
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