La Grande evening observer., January 21, 1928, Image 7

Saturday, January 21, 11)2$.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE!?
Vage Seven
1
The Observer Want
The Market
.VEVV TODAY
tilt liKXT r'urnlsfccd a - rnnrn
modern hou.se. It. A. Yaw font,
i.-iir, nth. l-2l-iip
aX'IIJD- Kxpcrienecd sicnnm-
.litr. Apply Kuslcrn Oregon
l.iKht ami I'owcr t'o.
Ti:i dirt Wiints niiy kind of
uoik. I'Ihiik-
U SAl.K - rtiriiitHM' lor u 5-
i nom house, including mohnlr
davenport, unit walnut dlii'm;
,dtc. : 1 1 1 If.iuJ or N. .Hli.
l-iM-ltp
It SAl.K New modern house;
i.ill basement. A-l const ria l Ion.
mi, terms, fall 4.".!i-J. l-il-np
i( SAl.K I Mallollc separator;
I .Vanl. barrel chin tier, t '.ill
l-'nrmers
ilt UKNT Mo. I. -in furnished
.,111., steam heated. JOht; YVunIi.
1 -1' 1 - 1 ! j
tit H KNT --H-room limine, partly
(irllfHhetl. Call 21 l-W or MKU
M ac- ., 1-21-II
1ST Spectacles in rase, between
1212 vash. ;ive. and u. K. (,:f.
laiiritnt rrlday 1'. M.; C. S. Dir.
in-' s 'name. - inside. lieu art).
rr Hull. J-SI-Dn
. M ' . . I
ANTI-ID Kldcrly man wishes
i(nl;; a el ive: willing to work for
m a nd hoard. Call Observer.
t'V- Some place in town. 1 new
ii.gL"-'ti t, truck tin1, lictiirn to
M Jl'ralt I .lir. ').. ami 'rec.elwd $-,
L W r.-wiir.l. M;in I'-ls. 1-21-:;.
IX) II KENT
i ill It KNT Apt. 21U4 si. 1-12-M'
lt ltl:,'NT r.-rooiu furnished
house. Call J-IKif
wit ItKNT Six room Iiomho $2.ri
mo. can :tis-j. n-rs-tr.
nit H KS'V -Warm sleeping rootn.
ch.se In. flO mo. I'h. I.:i-.l.
1-1S--H
tilt UKNT l-'tirnished aptjf. J2f..
llou.sfM for rent and for nile. I".
S. Investment Co. l-H-"f
nit : i :NT- - Sfei'pintf rooms.
O. !'. temple, phone :.;2-.l.
nit UKNT 2 furnished rooms
with bath. :i - room furnished
Ihiom isin (ireeiiwnod.. 1-la-t:'
(K Ki;.T - - Sleam-heati .1 bed
rooms, cheap. 1 SU2 :!rd St. Ph.
274-W. i-2u-:;t
(Ht HKNT- Kmail partly furnish
ed house. ISMS Cedar or -ICtl-.M.
k l-lii-fitp
TOn (SAlilil ANTl TRADK
'(Hi SAI.K Hahy's bed. Call :i I S-.1 j
I -(!-((" I
Pol: SAl.K (ilt TllADK - S ial
willow r.-lolhes biiskets. No. 1.
Six. Kurntture Kvchange. I-lT-ll'
i'Ult HAI.K lt TP.AOK 4J-pieee
set o dishes. $7. .'a. I'urniture
r:change. 1-17-tl'
,1(11: SAl.K; - .New Maytag wash
ing machine. $12.1: Kord roadsle
with starter and 1V2S license,
$7.1; Corona typewriter to trade,
lor radio. Call Kastern Oregon
t - i -1 1 I -
i yp.'wrin-r
-W.
'i
I'OH
KNT
3 -room Duplex with hath, Htrlet
ly tiKiilern, full basement, fur
nace, in best residential district.
Allen Duplex, 1."i(7 -fth St.,
Alain r. i:t.
MOM'N' POP
if BY QCLLY. ALL 1 HAVE Y.fH
Mg FOR. A TlP IS A M'.CXtL - 1 A-TtK OJ: L.;rtL
THAT'LL UOOV. pSCTrv CHEAP I -JCES
-IMA tanclu pace: l..e Tri'.s. vr.rn Sill vj5
BiiT VJE'LL LEftNE IT AM' J CAM EAT AT PLACcS
' entrtt r,'-T '. 1 IVE "TH:?i ALl
fRECKLES AND HIS
, fAV.' WHERE ViA.syoo
lYESTECDAVs BlLLIE AM
I nag was oJE to yooa.
AOOSE UOOUCIM'
FOQVOO"
NAG WAS OJE TOVOOCJ f i5"0' )
Tlace of Union and Wallowa Countiet
Observer
Want Ad
Rates
(Ooiiut rive mtwage word
to tlie line.)
Itr line, 1st Insert ion.. ......... I iu
I'er line, each added ixmx
utlve liiMviiuu 7o
Minimum charge on one or
der .j5c
KATES BY MONTH
i lines, per month S2.r0
.1 lint, Mr nioiiili
A Hints, Hr mould l.n
5 line, r muiiih S.7a
Koch additional liiif over Die
chained at auc pur I mo per
mould.
CASH IN ADVANCE I re
quired uu all Classified orders
to emu ttiese idle. I lit; tin
rates chanted cm all crvdtt in
sertions. tony for all Classified orders
must bo In this otflco by tO
A. M. IiAV W INNDiMION.
Ktdi oniric on oil tnsfiti-tl un
til tin Hut itiiik must btt rr
cttUtfl hy Hie snme liour or e
trn Instniou will le charcetl.
Telephone order twilli-ifed.
Cn-h ratrs n.uy ln en rued on
phone orders by iu.viiniii o or
iM-fiMr dale if Ihhi lusrrllou.
PHONE MAIN S7
"Aa Olktrrier Want Ad
Will Do It"
KOIt SA 1,1-; -Ha i ii. ling 2nd Hf.
.r,u. Also lot on paved streets.
1-1 7-lilp
l (H: HAI.K (IK
Monarcii ratine
ehaiiKC.
Tit A 111-; A good
Ktirnlturt.' llx-
1-tT-tf, j,
I
"' ' wood,
KIMl SALK Dry pnl
t or 1 li-incli wood. Cull
. .
j-t(J-i;t
Kt It SAI.K Hay :
Mile Dodxo truclv.
r.l-..
io a ton. i
. Phone)
l-l'o-vtpi
K(i: SAI.K 2SS size
air incuh;itor.
Cyphers hot '
rariners 34. f
l-2n-Gi;il
I 'M
SAi.i-; -iiae ;
ny amount ot :
l. l.-ineh wooo. Cull lramers
X or leave order with C. . Hos-
rell, IfiU .lelli-rson. I - 1 1 -ti' (
- . ,
( H! SAI.i : OH TK A I U'l A l ine
large all-copper holler. Juslth fain,y physician. specially edu
thmg for making homo washing ;ttC(1 pbysica, ru'nurlsts, occupy-e-.sier.
I urnit.ne Kxehango. . ,n( pOMjlloilH ln Hcliools. churohts.
" 1 : and hospitals are -only too glad to
' . nn.lr.pl U.t 4 It triiltilllir unit eftf.
KOI
S.Vl.i:, TItAM; OH UKNT
One 6 -act o tract with modern
liouso and good mil buildings. 1
Cull 17IP2 or phone illM-H. (
' 1-17-Mp;
l-'olt SAl.K In Portland. Ore.. 40.-1
room apt. hotel; very close in on!
one of cify's main buslne:is
si i e. -is. Splendid (laying propo
sition for man and wife or mod-'
cr ;ilid ihiilKltter. l.ejise $:Uol),
will handle. Address owner. It. .1.1
Tucker. Y. M. P. A., c. o O. I. T., (
Portland, Ore. l-J-tp
l-'APM LOANS The nest to ht
had. I. S. Investment Co. O. W.j
V.':i en nek I . 1 n.tf t
i
Kill! ANY KIND of radio repair
work, tubes, parts. etc., see
"Hank." The Hadio Man. 12 1 i Y,
ave, l-$rti !
liA (lltANDJO MATTItKSS ,t pp
liolstering Weaving Works,
Pliono 424-W, Chas. K-lwanls,
Prop. 12-1-1 v.
) I'M SS0le,T'OO-v
A GLO
OUKN
BACK
FRIENDS
JAAT DID WOO
VJAMTME
FOC 'i r-1
n LSwisiS That I .
TZJM7F
Ad Page
HEALTH
ioni; ht or itvk pkiisons
HAVK "HAD POSTPIti:M
I sirot iii hi: coiu
hixm i:h kaki.y
! My CliarKou Waliaee, M. D.,
j X York Clly
j Member (tbrKaa .Memorial
About one person out of Tery
' five siandii In a tond posture. This
! baa been proven by various au
! thorhiea and thla percentage lias
been calculated from the. fresh
; man rhiKsi'H of two of our largest
unlvcrslticH. "
The nienaee of Improper pos
ture hns heroine fo Kreat that th
depurtinent of labor of Hie IT. S.
! government baa taken cojfnlzanco
i of It;, and has published articles
j upon this 'subject. Ita earliest dts
, eovery shouhl be. made by tho
j parents or the. -' pr;ided . school
teachers.' The effect: of bd pos
' ture 'may lie felt throughout !!;;
It .Increase,. Hitscen'titjllity to.; '(Un-'.
ease, jiud. alwi 1 makes, one a. poor
j worUlnjf.-v Integral 'part' of the
noniuiunlly. It prevfujtH.n .siu'eesfi,-!
fill earner nnd good' citizenship. '
j II must not be forgoitoji lljat a ;
j real cause may he .behind: a poor
I posture .namely, flat1 feet,' ade
i nobis, tonsils, bad toeth. frn.Uent
1 and prolonged Illnesses. These
J iinilerniine the muscular system'
; and cnmpe.l a bad . attitude, . One
I should eradicate the.se contribut
; ing factors lief ore attempting an
improvement of the posture, ,
Tho outdoor exercises for the
summer, such as baseball, tennis,
swimming, and certain gymnastics
for t hose of Improper posturo
should be taken . advantage of.
When the child or the. adolescent
growing, one las had his day of
i Mrenuous I'M'rnw1,. it uuiu uc
most advantageous for him to He
down for, tin hour In the late after-
noon. Hist of tlie fatigued muscles
is '''''dial.
oood posture In .the growing
child makca for robust health, ef
ficiency, prosperity, and happiness.
It is a greater asset than money.
On the contrary, poor posture Is
a menace-and a future liability,
Now that outdoor ' playtiino is
here setting up exercises, colnel- j
-buent wiin trie romping ami run-
ning. would be good for all, and
especially irescrlbd corrctlvo
exercises would be more beneficial
given out of doors.
Afi-.p nil ennl ribul inr factors to
..w A JV
itlrt rtf l)lAt.. nhvinuR and
deleterious defects.
The, time to correct had posture
Is to begin early In childhood. Th
IVAVnOD ctffnn cotton rapi. Must
.be clean cotton. rjgs. ; Ktocdlns
and lace curtains not accepted.
Will pay flc a lU. Drlnv th ftfn.ro
Tho Observer oftleft. ' l-2.lt
PACKAUD AG KWCY yr Third and
Adams
P.t2S Uiilr-U Standard Sdan H27&
IP2S llupinobile Seoau $11
l!it!.'l J'aclcnrd Sodan.. $ 40
1!I2 Dodgo Sedan; iifrw '
rubber O-ilO
Will take small cjus la Lrada.
Terms on balance. Ph. Mfiln Cfi.
)2-rJ-(f
WAWTKD
WANTKD-- To? trad A for a bull.
Noble, Ht. 2. city. l-20-.ltpj
NVAN'TKJi Dill for general house
work. Call Main la7.. l-l'i'-IU
ccref;Epl hcc? i. lost
- J5 SET IT Df?CPPJ
IT1. 3. HAT To CHO
APTR
Lswisis That
Worse
) V)JWyVOO.r LlliEVOoH
vJASMA0-6EI(BlLLie ;
OB ME AAD AT VOL)
WSJ BILLlfc FEuTAVJIPUL
BAD VWUEN SUE yOUMO
VOU VWASM7 ADME
YESTERDAY .'
OFFICE
CAT
MAb MAM It
tho mini ho moic u iiKinioustf
tinft hoM I to a fitrnwr for u kIIo.
, UiiKsia has prohibited the im
portation of bananas. Thai's on
country where "Yes, We lliive. No
liana nas" should be unite popu
lar. I
The romance is ended when tho
bride says. "Why don't you ever
j bring mo randy in a box any
more,"
I Some day people will realize
that the human knee Is a joint and
not an entertainment.
j Wife: Mrs, .lanes lias another
it'M hat. t
) Hubby: if she were- as at
tract lo as you an', my dear, she
wouldn't have (o dciH-itd so inin-Ii
Umii Hio niillliier.
I ...
' At firs' the world was flat.
Then someone discovered that i;
was round. Now it is crooked.
I ...
; "Oh. 'iiminy, liow did you ever
' get such a black eye?"
''Hecause. 1 did not choose to
run, Mother."
"Dld' you tell
phone that we v
rather c
ere eiigag
"Yes."
"What did he reply?"
"Pin not sure whet her 1)
plied or whether the line
struck by lightning."
"I could not love you half so
well, my dear, had 1 not loved be
fore' I. IRKS AMI HICAN ill!I.S
MOW YOltK -Vinceza Paviosa,
photographer lor the royal family
of Italy, came to litis country lo
make, pictures of diplomats at
Walilngton. The collection he is
taking Is largely of American wo
men, over whose beauty he Is en
thusiastic, Vicomte Alain 1 H
l.eche, French poet, also finds the
American girl charming. hut
thinks she smokes. drinks a nil
dances too much.
pohtuait woitTii sr,titu
NKW VOliK Sir Thomas Law
rence's portrait of l.ady Mostyn.
painted about 1 Mirt. has brought
$t;r.0ao in a sale by dealers in a
prlvatr collector.
parents school teachers, social
and church workers should make
every endeavor lo Inspire the
child to overcome this handicap,
.Feminine Furs
Pciich wit In pajatuus grow exceed
in; ly I em ininc when hei lined
wiUi luarahou to help l;uii off
the evening's chill.
I
i
I fr 'Ajj
y --j B
That Two-Cent Feeling
rp . -- , ;,,;;.( ( r
heah tis r"-:tr-' 1 .. Heah tis.sah- )
( BOSS Art ) V AH 'FOCUD 0
w (- ' ' : ' i u
V.n u iTgaw??''1''' " '" """ .'l.V fciM.J fan" :ln"p. sL (-'
and More of It
DlDSAc?DiO )
MO
FELT
VOU AIMT
MOVJJ? ry
; -
1
iATTUE THEfflS
"Fighting Love"
With .Tprrn flmiHfll
At Colonial Monday
.( l.ubitsch's "to This Is Paris."
Jetta Ooudal, the pettier dark- . J1ar,.v ,.,ocke,-, practically a
eyed, exotic film star who has heon nPWl.OInri. j liw lau ol reaiureil
called tho "emotlonat eockHUl of ,,nV(irHi shows to dlsllncl advant
Ihc screen rtrama." will bo seen hi j MK(, ,llt t(u( youngster who travels
another of her striking character- i llllf Wlv rulin, lhl, worrl to
iKations at the Colonial theater, th(1 n(l u ,( Hlan,u i.txVeen him
coining Sunday and Monday. Vic- j aU(, lh0 wmiu, H, vvlints. Crocker
tor Varconl ami Henry H. Waltbu.l j u U1u.r (.ontrlu.t to Charlie Chap
are featured. i lin iH Hchetluled to finish In
The picture is "lighting Low" . ...,-,, ri,.,,,,-, w,en Chaplia nets
dest rlbed as a romimtlc. drama of (mu U.0li,ietloii under way again,
love and Intrigue ranging from the H(. 8,.,.,ns to have a iirilllant future
castle of nobility of Italy to the J
trican uescrt, with Miss (iomiui
in the rote of a young girl of the
Italian aristocracy who, in order
to escape marriage w ltd the dis
reputable scion of a givat family.
Niccollnl. whom she despises, ac
cepts the hand of an aged soldier,
Ciciirral Navarro. ,
I. .. , ... :
consummated than her husband is
summoned to Tripoli. Vlitnrta fol-
lows Inter, only to. find that (he
(! ncral has gone Into the desert
at the betid of his troops to uovll
an uprising of t he Arabs. When
she discovers t hat t his is ' only a
ruse to get rid of her husband ' so
that Xiccolinl may be alone -with
her. Vittoria leaves Tripoli accom
panied by Die handsome young, ad
jutant or the (ieneral.
i During the twelve days Journey
across the burning sands of Ohnlut
the giil and the adjutant discover
they an deeply in love. Yittorla
remains true to her husband, ami
v In n she reaches Ohaliit resolves
to make (ieneral Xavurro, for
whom she has a profound respect,
take her for his wife. Hut Na
varro's concern for his country
blinds him to all softer sentimcnis.
and be leaves Vittoria to Join his
wailing troops who are marching
on Kaivh to repel an Incipflnt
Arab at lack,
l-'rom here the story moves to
n swift and startling conclusion,,
in the .courNe of which VHtorhV,
and tlie adjutant are captured by
the Arabs. When word Is brought
that the Ceueral is killed, Vtttnria
and her lover are married,
j Then the revelation! The report
of the Ceneral's death was false.
The denouement to this powerful
' drama is one of the most gripping
climaxes ever achieved on the
screen.
The drama was adapted by
Heuluh Marie Dix from the novel
"1 f the Oods 1 .a ugh" by Hoslla
Korhcs, and was made under the
direction of Nils Olaf Chrlsandcr.
supervised by Itertram Mlllhauser.
Patsy Ruth ' -Scores
In i
South Sea Film
liri'.'imy sIiihIowh, tin- son. iin-
KNi'l hi'inily of Iho Iropii-K, I ho luro i
ol' iiiy.sli'rioiiH tl:inH Ii-ihI i-olor lo i
tin' romanci' whirh iiIiouihIh In
Ralph Iih'i-'h ni-w I-'IIO proiliK'llon
"South Hon l.ovo", whloh will lw
shown Sunday only at the Arcade
theater. It Is the story of an over
am bit Ions, world y woman who i
.trifles with the hearts of men lo
further her own etuis, but awakens
at the end lo find there Is one
whom she cannot get along wilh-j
out, j
I Mr. Ince' has deftly woven .a ,
tale with a city and South Sea
background thai is gripping from
start to finish. There is a thrill-
lug climax when the woman sud
denly finds two men ready to kill ,
eu.ch other for her love. She sud
denly ro inert- to a full realization
ill' tho tei'i'H.lo niouu sli. linu tiitil.i
of her life. . I
Uhe principal feminine role (n !
played by Patsy Until Miller. lD-r
....r - u I
SAG
SAG
AvwRJL
To MOLD
f,UK
( 7A' 0DO(5 STDDE
I
performance Is as effective a ml
convincing in a different way as
! was her work in "ShiinKhuled." in
j the city sequences of the siory nhe
displays the splendid finesse that
; made her wort; outstanding in
ahead.
i, tH t,.njti. Ki(,rv of human
1 It is a tense
(MUOtlons on a
laiiKUOiotm back-
Ki'Oillnl anil hIhii.Ih out Nhurply liy
I'ontrast. J .n'l lulss It.
Edmund Lowe
Thrills In '
"TllC HclZai'(l"
, ' . . '
"The Wizard", niuystery photo
drama produced by l-'ox Klltns
-with Kdmund J.owe, of "What
Price tllory" lame in the feature
role, will .be presented at tlie Star
theuier on Sunday and Monday.
With i.ella llyuins in the fem
inine' lend and such well known
screen actors as Oustave Von
. Seyflertllz. Harry Norton. K. II.
Calvert and Norman Trevor in Ihe
cast, Hfchard Itosson. the direc
tor, has produced an exceptionally
flue entertainment.
i "The Wizard" is bused on the
sensanttonal Ktvnch play "Hainan'
by tiaston l.eroux and is the story
of an eccentric scfentisl who hu
manizrs an ape to do his bidding
and to revenge him for funded
wrongs. Thrills, mystery, suspense
and a Dae love interest hold audi
ences every .moment during Hie
showing of the picture, while the
company relief furnished by the
two darkies 4n the role of house
servants bring much laughter
which, relieves the tension of the
more sombre moments of this pic
ture. Kdmund Lowe, as Ihe reporter
who finally solves the mystery of
the human like ape, gives a flue
performance with Inimitable hu
mor and I.ella Hyams as the girl
In the story Is demurely sweet
and a splendid actress. Von Seyf
fertitz as the eccentric scientist
and (ieorgc Kotsonaros as the
ape are convincingly brutal and
together furnish many thrills.
I This is one that is certain to
entertain every type of theater
, lover.
KANSAS CITV, IAI' Thin your
will IiipIiI JumI nuo ronvcnllon
al'lor anolluM for KatiwlM I'lty.
Slxly-flvu oonvoulloiiH anil ton
niajnr pm-tK ovenlH. Hovoral of na
lituial hripoiiaiioo In each Ki'Ol'ip.
woro UhIo.1 lialay on I ho onlrmlar
of William M. Symiin, inanaoc of
tho OMUVontlon huroatl of tint Kan
sas Cily ohanilMT of oouimol
I Tho Uopultlloali National rnn-
1 . ' . : .. ... ,
in i no iiiiiMiiiiiiiiiK aiit ii .in'
M-hoilulo. Ilnrlinr May, tho (lonoi-al
Mothotlisl i-nnfofonoo will ho hol.l
Sour food causes
Bad Breath
.,n tii,'. -.inn trneirifiil tci., dm I l.n-0, gui
Jifeina. Ih'I. InliK. Fli-fctl lil iiiii1iT fn..J. l..w
nn; illinHii' .-.tini Id linsinnn Sooofid: riiniu-
laif Ix-Mit rliiTOiiimi iiml Imuvi'I rwi;
l ir.iy iy luni.t i imiiiii riii'ti .
lt-li'tn ttir ii'iu ii-k lin
kmiiM- tieftliliy li'K'nti. f' n-
BUlln i!HH'H.V. ."ill' fir If.V Ih.; ki!
litin Ht iHir. ilnutu'iil- l'r fim
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WUHPILrbOkHIII J
TABLETS "s&.
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By Blosser
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ntioMnuii reader who may want Hie name uihI aildiess of some
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wrvlce.
Classified for Quick Reference
Dentists
llll. i;i:0. K. IIOI'I'IM V llrnllnl
ov.-r 1.. & l UniK On. Tul.lutid
I Main lit s.
mm
Architect
C II. aill.l.i:it, Arrlihert
Kiioin 7
l.a CmnilA Nnib.ont Itnnk Miillrtlng
L i i - - -
OsteopitThio ThyslclatiA
j. i.. i;i.i:. ii, o.
llAltlMIIKT i.m.i.k, ii, o.
Oeneinl pixelien hint the "I'OST
HVSTKM" lr ftilten nrehes.
Sonitiiet Tebiphone
(.iulMing Ma in 1U
i.ici:si:i mvii:kmt' iiamm
, Trsined care. Piieo reusoiniblH.
Mrw. K. W. Hart, 1..0U Y. . i-Jfl-lm
WATCHMAN 11.4X41 MltllOl P.ng
Slid .Ihxm 111 I i b -st,n its. 1'iipulsr
souks iinnu'diiilelv. lteglniiers r
ndvaneed. tirade Itarnus, Instruii
tur, box It 75.-
l ICS. 11. U. McCAIJi Accredited
teacher, piiinn and piu organ.
Main ssS.
(lk D. Y4MID -Ceil tried Public
Accountant. 1 1 :i Kbit. St.. Phon
Main I.
here. The church leaders will
leave convention bull just In time
for .political leaders to take over
the building for the selecilon of
nominees for president and vice-'
president. After the republican
convention, the city will entertain .
another church -nrganlxatlon, the '
Ha p list Young People's Pnion of
America, which' will meet July 4
to 7. : ,
Outstandlug sports events of the .
year will be the American Howling 1
Congress tournament .March It to
May 31 ; the National A. A. IT.
basketball tournament In March, i
and the Mid-American open golf
.tournament at the l-akewood course 1
June 1 "i to 1 7.
II. It. II. ST1TR IT OIT
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TIh Maharnnoo of roorh ll.-hnr
Ih liailly hrui!ViJ iim tho rt'Kiilt i.r
a tumble while riillng with Iho
Ciuorii lioundn. Ijuly Kalliloon
ltollo IllHO fijl. Hut IllO I'll
of Valon, Iho -liuko or Vork. ami
I'rinoo llonry all Hiayoil' on (ttirluv
i a iluy of hoavy koIiik.
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See Our 89 Cent
Window
Values
1.25 and 1.35
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your choice '
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STAGES LEAVE
FROM La GRANDE DEPOT
For information call Main 799
Travel in our
Modem Chair-Cur Stages!
Leave
I-a Grande for Wallowa I.nke 9 :00 a.m 4 :00 p.m.
La Grande for I'.uker, Hoise 12:2 " p.m.
Ii CJninde for Uaker only .....r:30 p.m.
La Grande for Pendleton 1 1 :00 a.m. 3 :30 p.iiL
(Cfimiff:uir at j'unilluoa fur W&lu WnlUh and I'nnoo)
Leave Laoranue
For Portland at 11:00 a.m.
Fare $9.50, Round trio $16.00
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We Have Paid
Alutut .$"0,000.00 to 1
our sivings deposit-;
oi-s for the. use of
their money for . the
year 1!)27.
Did you get youv ,
share of it? ' ,
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National Bank
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WISDOM
Wlxdotri dematuls that you
secure the services nl" fXW'Ct
morticians w ho know t lm
science and ethics of their
profession and who , have,
demonstrated t heir en paeity
and ability.
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