La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 25, 1928, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, January 2H, 1028. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Seven r : to I The Observer Want Ad Page The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties , NEWTODAY WAN'TKI) 12xiirinreil' Kiel w ants ' hoiisfwurk. Main h-'X. l-J5-3'i Ylt HAI.K HAdRp tour-nr .-ar. -rhf:i. (Jood iiiMmt. 'all . KOU SAI.K Small rd-vlia- rant;-. ::AlhO liulo I in I 1 1 17 ivdor. j KOU KKNT Kurnlhf. f.-roinn a. ; modern Ijoilso with a aitf-, nil I 41 4lll. I'hom- ix:t-.i. 1 -26-41 ' SAI.K Mi ln-ad of l : ; Jlwill Imnh Marrh IT.. An'in Jiti ,',h:hv, IJI. 1, KJkIii, Oi'fKon. J t 'flit ltKNT -1 Imi'k rouiiis rem-. nnrtln: lint and rold w:it-i willi tollft; nlam hint. Over Silvi'i-I thorn-WriwlitH dinir ston. I -H r -:t t WANTKM To Iti-it r fioni (iwtlcr luivlni? farm fyr snli' In (Mt'k'oti I Huitiilli fur K n'rnl I'm niintf iin! yt. wtock raisinK". Hi-nd ilcsfiiplinn .'; and lowest cash .price. John "'. f''' Itake-r, H-Qneen, Ark. l-2.)-:!ti wANTRlJ Oiwn cotton rne- Mont u. I)H rlcan colton hirm. Knkinn M and Inne enrtiiinM not aorvptfil. ; win pay ic a in. urnig inein io I no unarrvcr oiuce. i-2i FUR RKIVT yCtl KKNT Hix room house $26 mo. Cull 318-J. 1 1-18-tr. KOK KKNT l.'nrnishiMl npis. i Koufii'H fir rent aii'l Tor Mile. I. " S. Invealmont Co. 1-ni-T I. POU KKNT KIim'iiIiik roolMH. I. (). '..O. I' tulnpU.'. l'hono !jlll.'-.l. 1 1-4. If! Fi lit It HNT 1 fnrnlslie.l rooms ; -with hath. 3 - room f urni.ohiMl f- liou.e. isia (Jnenwood. i-l-tt r'lt HKNT 2nd. floor apt. with :-' garage. Cheap, i.amlis Court. 1 -i:i-1 1 p J-'Oll KKNT House, near IukIi ' school. Telephone 1 !M - J C . I 1-23-Hlp l-'Olt HKNT I'lve-rnnni inoderit f house, close in, I'nlon .Mort hum & Investment Co. 1'hone ' Main 1 1 1. l-24-t I' Oil SALK AM) J ltADK I-'OH SAM: Olt. TKAIH-: Windsor chairs, walnut or unfinished, l-'urnlture Kxchanne. 1 -L'3-i T KOI l SAI.K I2n ucres. all under cultivation. Ktni 4U St. Teh- phone i m;-it. 1-2:1-21 p Oft SAI.K Olt TltADK a com bination china. eln.et and Iniffet in. perfect quartered oak finish. Kurnltui'o Kxchanjie. l-2:-lf I'THL SAKE 1 Mallotte separator: 1 fi-gal. baii-cl clniriier. ''all Warmers 2a". . 1'OIt SAKE 2SS hIko Cyphers hot air incubator. 'all Karmers :f I. l-2H-i;ip KOU SAKE Oil Tit A I E t "nl'ln ished stools, is. 24. :ia-hich. Made to last, and good-looking, l-'urnit are Exchange. 1 -23-tf K l'oR SAKE--Have any amount of) b y Hi -Inch wood, rat! Kramers j TiX or leave order with , ('. Hos- : . well, in I 4 Jefferson. 1-1 I -If j l-'Olt SAKE In Cortland, lire, 4u-' room apt. ludei; very elose in on 1 one of city's main business streets. Spl'-ndid paving propo- j I sitlon for man and wit'- or moth-j . er and da lighter. Kease 'Mtt't will handle. Address own' r. Ft. J. i Tucker. V. M. c. A., c. o o. I. T.. Cortland. Ore l.'i.-Ctp MOM'N' POP &- GIMGER -Tl-US FELLOW WHO JOMPED IMTo THftT EXACTLY LIKE THE BIRD YHOS BEEM IMPERSOUWlNS KE -LOCKS' X HEftRD IA TELL THE DRNER A ( To take him to A. 1W A '"-' J X KICK'S GAMBLlMV lL ' 323? JpSl Jj i FRECKLES AND HIS S . S; f 1 LOURSE IMAMS. UoU-. )A 1 -f vl'A ICc: UKcen ISLAOOCd I I I f fj LIJM WTA linn 1 1 ' Y 1 ' a I V 'I ,!? AW SEE UPSoTelxcus SPECS.'.' I ''J LASSES OMlTy f " Observer Want Ad Rales (Count fire ftreratfe onin lo iho Hut.) IVr Hue, 11 In.sertloo Ilk) 1'rr lino, teJ. added coiwe- utive Insertion 1c Minimum L'lturtfe on one or- tli-r ...25c ttAi i:h ijy month 2 lluu.s, por month S2.50 S lino, per momh -. 93-23 4 lines, per uKmlh ..$1.00 5 lines, n- month...... $l.7.'i l jieh additional line over flie elmi-getl ul &Oc pur line per IllUllttl. CASH IN ADVANCE Is re quired on u 11 Classified orders to eniu these rates. Higher rairs chargi) on nil credit In sertions. Copy for all Classified orders must bo In this office by 10 A. M. UAV OF INSKKl'ION. Stop order on ad Inserted un til fmtlier notice must he re ceived by the same hour or ex tra Insert iou will lie charged. Telephone orders solicited. Cush rates n.ay be earned on phone orders I17 payment on or befoje dale of last Insertion. PHONE MAIN 87 "An Observer Want Ad Will Do It" WILL TltADK fi-luhe l-'re.slmian Al aster piece radio lor a phono Knipli. A(Mrefs answer en re of (ll)server. 1 - 2 :i - t KOU KA I . V. (lt TltAIH-; A beau tiful davenport table with won uortul lacquer finish. Furniture Kxchaime. l-I'S-lf WAITED WANTED Work on ranch by man and wife. Inquire I4;i S ave. i-2:i-:it) WANVKh Experienced stenogra pher. A pply Eastern Oregon Eight and l'ower ('o. l-2l-:u WANTED To cook on ranch or j camp, by woman. Write A lit . Observer. l-24-2(p b'Alt.M LOANS The uest to hfi had. I. S. Investment Co. O. W. WitrnocJc. 1-1.1-lf KOU ANY KIND of radio repair 1 worn, tunes, pans, eic., ' e nve. -j 7T 1 KA GRANDE MATTRESS A I'p. bolstering Weaving Works. I'hone 424-W. Chun. Edwardfl.i J'rop. 12-l-lm I 'ACKAIIh AGENCY Third fyi-l Adams ' x 1U28 Rulck Standard Sedan $1275 1 !i2 S Hupmohile Sedan $127S 1S23 Kackard Hcdan.A..:.i....$ 8S0 l!2t! Dodge Sedafi; new rubber .'. ; :.$' fi-rft Will take (smi(ll cars in:trude.i Terms on balance. I'll. Main 0.10. 12-2:-tf 1AST .OST Some place in town. I new 32x0 l!eo truck tire. Return to I'ralt Kbr. Co., and received $5 reward. Main 24S. l-21-:it The man who tinkers with his watch isn't always improving hit time. i TAXI LOOKS the. fltimcs FRIENDS V J I HEALTH vol U II K it r AND vol It IIKAM'II liy II. II. Ilhies. M. D. c.iii'iuiiuti. o. Member Coikiih Memorial Diseases of the In-art and bloo 1 vcssi-Ih have become I he g'ant probli'tn in disease prevention. One fotirt h" of all deal W; are due to tiulr ruvagt s. Th' ir death toll is four times Ilia) of 1 ubeteulosis. It nearly equals the com I dned mor tality of t iiri.Tc'ulo'Jls, pneiiiiionia, kidney diseases, IriMueiiKa, typlmid lever, measles, dipht heria. ami scarlet ffver. lleai t disease respects no ue group. One child - in I Till Iuih an impaired heart. The disease ap parently strikes lis victims down .suddenly and swiftly, but as a mat ter of fact It comes on insidiously and usually kills slowly. In many cases there is a history of infec tion early in life, from diseased tonsils, mi-Ions teeth, the poisons of diphtheria, scarlet . fever, and other inl'ertiuus diseases, which at tacks the lining of the heart, dhe valves, and adjacent blood vessels. This greatest single cause cf death cuts off Its victims before the hair-way station la the normal expectancy of life is leached. Kr a long period of years In-fore the end. more thun 2. .'Mm people in our country on incapacitated more or less ill the pursuit of life's activities. Twenty-five per cent of the persons attending the elly dls-' pensarles huye heart diseases. Ten per cent of the capaeliy in , hospitals is given over to the care of heart cases. This gloomy picture is palntel for a purpose. 1 he pumic niosi be made aware of the alarming ravages of heart disease. Therein lies the beginning of hope ror the future control of the disease. Tv know the extent and dangers , of heart disease is the inspiration to walchful care to prevent it and the correction of conditions which in crease the rapidity of lis progress among those who are already af flicted. Obviously, heart disease can best be prevented or cured in childhood-. Any acute infectious disease or diseased tonsils or decayed teelll should have prompt attention to 1'ori' itKvr- 3-room Duplex with hath, strict ly modern, full basement, fur nace, in best residential district. Allen Duplex, in (17. 4th St.. Main 5CI. Wo More Gas In Stomach and Bowels ' If you wish to be permanently re ' Ifeved of gas in stomach nnd bowel, take- Bftalniiinri's Cas Tablets, which i lire prepared especially (or blamach fcr.ti I and all the bad eliecta , resulting from , as pirsHUi , j Tbut empty, gnawing feelinp nt the pit ol tlie n to much tvill disappear; thut : iinxious. nervous leelins witli heiirt pul- Fitntion will vanifh. and you will attain e &ble to take a dee? breath without I discomfort. j That drowsy, sleepy feellnft after dinner will be repttired by a desire lor entertnimnent. HloHtin will cease. . Your hti.lis, arms and finders will no ( tontter teel cold nnd "ro to sleep" be en use Hfiulmann' Cns Tablets prevent j pas Irani tnterterinR with the cirrula I lion. Get the uenunie. In the if How park 1 aye, at any good diuy store,' I'rice $1. Always on hand at I . GLASS I iRCGS, Inc. Getting Things SAV ER - HAVJiSM'T X 7 CCCU Jri CiMucuMror J I BEFORE - MN'T YOl THE GUY THY USED TO CALL "THE F-LfVSH" BACK )M KICK'S GAMBLlM JOINT Oscar's Viewpoint OFFICE CAT & Junius Lady: "1 meat four bouiuIh of j brown sugar two boxen of raisins and ; Orocer: "I'm sorry, ludy, but we are out of yeast." -1 - I t'ncle Kark: "You young lads of today waul too much. Do you knot what I was getting when I married ymir aunt?" ' Maurice this nephew 1: "No; and I'll bei she didn't either." r ! A vNilor was being idinwn IhroiiKh an English Insane asylum. He noticed one of the inmates, an' American, who was Jabbering sensHessly and covering his cell with diagrams. "What a pathetic ease,' he, re marked. , -j "yes." replied the HUperlntend cut. "He tried to explain to. some. Englishmen what waffle were." t The- train halted for a moment al tl Mat km and Iho traveler reached mil, railed n small boy; anil said: "Sou. Iiero's fifty ceitlw. : iolj mo n twenty-five, cent- sandwich 11 ml one' for vmirtdf. Hurre up!' Just- us' the iralti-pnlliHl ntift the h(y run up- -to iho window. "Here's .. your qiiHrtcr. .Mister,"- he1 sbouled. "They ' nhly -'.ilmd one saiMlwIch," ; v Johnny: Is thai .lion or lioness, papa? . i'ilher; Which one, dear? ' ,. Johnny : llie lime' with Its : face scratched and the-hair off lt head. Kather: That must he.ihe i)on!' A llr:hlntug hug Is HkVtuOsL hu-1 ;mnn beings he can't see' where he. Is going he can only, see where he. has been. , I . .' 1 . j Sheik--1 think I've keen this play 'Asbestos he fore., . ' I tilatlys Dog, don't show , your Ignorance. Asbestos i the litlti word for welcome, : '? ' ' . ' I J To most people "homft" Ik the sweetest word In. the English Jan--uuage. With' others tlm .-swefiest two words n re ."down town." ' ' ' c x vor m:T it They go and make " These smaller dollar hilts, -When what we need Are smaller monthly vblUs. .- If a man Is disposed to'jirftg n. himself his acquaintances are dis posed to let him do nil of it. prevent heart damage. - Careful ex amination of the. heart by a com -, petetit pbyslcluu should . never lie neglected. Heart-ahnormalHles of whatever cbaracter require closj supervision of the ordinary ucllvl ties of life with regular rent pe riod, unstimulatlug dle.t, and cor : t ect Mteallh jiitblls. ' . " ' ? t.'fc Adults shauhl avoid' ' ns ' filr as possible the. over-st ress' and strain j of the Increasing complexities of j modern living. We work too hard. I We play too hard. Too many men I in middle life think they are iron j men ami Indulge too. strenuously fin golf, tennis and r"l. They can j not compete with younger men and 1 women in outdoor games very long. The heart won't stand It. ' Comes ja day nl overstrain, a sudden dllu- tatlon of weakened heprt muscle, iand It is alj over. HuslnesH worries, nnxietles barn of heeler strivings after whatever prl'ett our ult ra-modorn elvlllxatlon holds out In lure, overfeeding. .over mental and physical stimulation, late hours. Insufficient rest all j these are. Increasing the .toll of t heart disease. I Re on your guard. Rest more. iQult fretting. Have your physician ; examine your heart at Melis' twice ; a year. Re guided by what lie' telis ! you of the limit of strain your, 'heart will stand. ,. '' Straight My NEMER MMD THE POST MORTEM faTOl:F AU' TH' OU FAMILY REONI0MS-V1EEP GOIM'.BliT JUST TO ACQLiAJNTANCE. STliFF.l AXfc. M LOOK BACK HERE AM' SEE VM0M VMHO X ( you sav voo 6or Mysore.' EYES AW' MAVJ6 ) voO'CE j TO VWEAR all. O0ER) X SPECS? DO VOO JXs see emerywis ) r "Merry Cavalier" Showing At Colonial Each f u mouH mot Ion plct u re Btnr has some aspect or rharncler hitie that Mct'ins to lirt hltn out of the ruck and place him alone in that particular respect. In "The Merry t'avalter". showing today at the t'olonial theater. Dick Tal mudge neeins to represent that spirit of ml venturous chivalry which, since the beginning of time, butt sent brave men Into strange and solitary places in search of ad venture and the glory of their lady fair. IMek doesn't have the "lady fnlr": lie finds her along wlih the advent ure; and bow he manages lo get out of his adventure nnd win hid Indy love makes a story that fits the versatile star as no other ever did. Charlotte Stevens ns the "lady lair Is u lovely -und rn li able, actress, nnd must have proved a wonderful Incentive for the "siunt king" to perform the balr rtils'lng. Tscnpades he does with such apparent sang-froid. '.A", fine story ..by O rover Jones, excc)tcnt photogrnphy by Jack St'evons uml tnu Hplcndhl direction NorMasOn'coitpUd with 'extraor dinary -acting- have resulted in u superlative - entertnluinent. Arcade To Show EastSide.v. West Side" Thn ..New.. ..York Times hns call ed "East Side. West Side." by, Captain Kellx lllesenberg, an "epic of Manhattan."' The Evening Cost lias wiiil that he came nearer to wi-KIng" Ihe Mtrtry of the city than any. one rise who ever tried it. I 'In tluvsame way. the Kox, KHm version, coming Thursday to the Arcade theater for a three day run, Is a true epic of the film world. Allan Dwan has lost nnm; of the rugged sincerity which was the' distinguishing characteristic ol the book. J l Is the kind of picture which has long been- needed to give thfl world an authentic conception of -New Yrki,..for the people in small 'towns have grown to think of it almost entirely In terms of night clubs, Rroadway theaters' and the tinsel guyety of Coney Island. I Its Ghetto, with the chaotic, jumble;. oc brass shops, push carts und colorful Hebrew types, has re mained practlcully unknown. Ho also, . has the shifting procession of barges, great liners nnd small craft, that plies back und forth on its rivers. Now und then ft. picture is re leased ' which shows fairly accu rately some one. phase of the city, but- never before lias the vast pa'u' oriima which extends from the 1 lattery to the Hronx been unrolled on any screen. , "East Side. West Side," as a hook, und "East Side, West Side," as a picture, has sought honestly to do. this very thing. It has what so many hooks ami pictures lack completely the background of a really big Idea, und the. additional merit of a strong plot to build against it. ' Air exceptional east presents the dramatic Rlensenberg story with feeling and rare truth to detail, George O'Rrlen and Virginia Vulll are 'I he principals. . Others well known on stage and screen are J. Kurretl MncDonuld, 'Don - Davidson, Sonia Nodulsky, June 1 Yd Iyer. John .Mi Item, HoJmcH Herbert, Krank Dodge, Dun Wollielin, John Dooley, John lvearney, Edwin Garvey. Krank Allsworth, G onion Mai-Ilea and Ilurold l.evett. SETTLE. THIS OLD 11 TOU KSM-LY AM WELL, IXCM CAS yoO 7EU.7H' DIFFECEOCE B&7VJEEM AAV A COCUABER 1 Woman's Fight Theme of Comedy Film Cnn women compete ttueccssful ly with men at drummers on the road and at the same time retain their feminine charm ? This question Is dealt with hu morously in "Sill; Legs", Kox Kllms' neree-n version of Kreih-rh-a Sagor's fascinating story of Atlan tic City, featuring Madge Hclmm, w hich is showing toniMht for if. last time at the Star theau-r. Ruth Slovens Is U very success ful hosiery drummer until the ad veni of I'hll IMrker, Lweniieth cen tury edition of the modern drum mer, whose business methods play havoc with. Ruth's orders. Dark's methods are old but re. liable. , Hi believes in playing the female buyers, who fjill for his line of salve. As for Ruth, she selN b-. r wares on their merits. "Can she compete against such odds" ? Miss Itellamv. the clever hCle comedienne, answers that -.quesl Ion In '"Siik 'Lugs' In a . manner thst H sure to appeal to evVryone. A particularly- well-chosen cast supports Miss Reliainy, 'including James Dull, Joseph 'Cawthorn 'nnd Maude" l1ili on. Arthur Rnsson di rected the production. MAHARAJAH IS ;j OPPOSED TO I WEDDING PLAN ItOMHAV. India, Jan. 2!). (AIM A dlspalcli to ihe Rontbay Chron icle today ' from Indore said lhat J the young maharajah, Vesbwa'nt Rao, Is opposed to the marriage of Ills father, the. former maharajah, jto Miss Nancy And Miller, of Se attle, Wash. j I Yeshwant Rao. who Is at Oxford university, sent Ji message to one of his father's aides de cauip ex pressing disapproval on the ground that the former ruler alreadyhus two wives. . - 1 J The cousins nnd other relatives 'of the former ruler appear to be against Ihe marriage but will not dare to Incur thcMlsplensure of the ruling prince by cooperating with Jhe former maharajah, whose agents are working- strenuously in .behalf of their master. The Indore corrertpnndent of the 'paper does not think that the local nryasamnj. or Hindu thcistie ns- Recommended by Thousands THE astounding expansion of theDr.ChasJ.Dean practice throughout the West i& the best evidence of the uncqualed tCaacy of our method of trcaUnit file and other Heclalnd Cwlon all-mt-ntJi, Yet, we tfo even bevonu tti prool "1P kucteK and uive ach new patient WKI rl KI ASSUItANCR OK POSHlVK RKUKF FROM PILES OK HIS HCK HKFUNDED. Our treat ment eliminates honpltal wraery and all other clitaRree.iiilc, etpenMvc und Ineffective niethisli. No cun (in nit nt or detention (rum biifttneit. write or can 1 wism our F R K K 100-paxe book nn ectl urul Uiltiii aiimcnu uif cause, treatment and preven tion; auo names anu pcrMinai recommendation ol many former patients. CttASXDlAN.M.D.Jnc POIIT.LANmCEiDNJlU)6.5llilrlil pth.Aof r Icci -'4e Vt tie' njj' 5"nJ"rc f V 9 TIIITinr Hi III iiiii By Taylor By Blosser A BAMAMA (0, ER- ! ciulp 1'. X , S. &ETCHA- X NEVER 3AW ) WF VOU, BEFORE -MY Vy liPl NnSTAKEfy--7 ft at wia a. -wcr 'NC. J Professional Directory j Thl directory i etperlnllr hnndr fur the iicivcomcr or for Hie 1 Till directory t etperlallr hnndr for the mnvionicr or ror Hie oiii-tiflmvn rcutler vtho may wunt the name and uddrcs of boina I prureHnhmnl man. ,lt has i.wn carefully firci tared and will prove ! 10 bo a ready aid to any render In obtalniiitr nromnl i)rofi:sshinul kc-rvlcc. Classified for DentiNta Oil. 4iKO. H. IIOKI-MAX Dfinllnl uver I. U UruK Cu. Tttlupiiuuti lulu Ci. Aidiitect V. II. Nil. I. Kit. Awhllfrl kouni 7 Orniid Nntiuiitil lla.ita Jtulldlnff Osteopathic I'liynlciaiu j. 1.. iMiii.n, 11. n. MAIKlAlliri' IM.I.K. 11. . Ct'lii'i-Hl prai'lit-e ntitl llirt "l-OST .SVSTKli" rur fiilli.ll nrrlifi.. 3iinmtr Ti'l.ihone Mnln 1UC duiiillnir 1,I(H- MATKIIXITV II (OIK. Trullli'il cill't'. I'rU-o reiifloiinlilrt. . lira. 1J. W. llurU 1000 Y. l-so-lin IVATIilMIAlV PIANO SCIKIOI Ting iiih) jHr.x In m Ik.huiih. 1'opulnr houkh Immt'dlHtt-ly. KlniirM or '. jiiIvh iifeil. Ui-hoo JtnriiH, Ji)Ntf-uor lur, llt.x 117k. . . Mils. It. ). SlHWI.Ii Arripillli.il ti-tirhor, pltino- nnd jtlpo organ. Mnln 2S. : . , OAK D. WOOD CertlRed Pnhlic Accountant. 113 Elm. St., l'honi . Main I. ' ' - uAMlnllnn tt-Ml nnnhtnnii inM ill wedding by converting Miss Miller' to Hinduism. The young man wito stole $3r,-i, auo from his firm to get nn edit-j-cation and got caught has made, 11 goon sniri iiiij ii , . One of tlie host: antedotes for an Itching pulm is to scratch for a liv ing. Astrologer tinH. FUKPFHHIK BAI.MKS 301 N Ave., La Crande, Ore. Readings dsjlv. Readtnga by Mall a Specialty Plaster Wall 1 1 Board In order to reduce our large stock of CERTAIN-TEED Plaster Wall Board we are making a spe cial price of ! $40.00 Per Thousand . This is considerable of a saving to you, so take advantage of it and fix up your rooms that need new walls. VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. Phone Main 732 Good Service Quick STAGES LEAVE FROM La GRANDE DEPOT For information mil Main 799 Travel in our Mottcrn Chair-Car Stages! Leave La (Jrande for Wallowa Lake 9 :00 a.m 4:00 p.m. La Grande for Jtaker, Boise 12:2 p.m. La Grande for linker only . 5:Ii0p.m. La Grande for Pendleton 11:00 a.m. 3:30 p.m. (Conntnttnr at Pendletan for Wk.'la Wnlla ami l'uaco Leave La Grande For Portland at 11:00 a.m. Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00 Quick Reference 1'hyiMCUiiB Hi Surgeons I KK. II. Illll' VV, l. I). I.UWA mi.ui:s, M. II. Ihracll: JliuiiiMl it. 0iHi.tiHi-H uf th Kye, N.t.u and 'l'hrnut. New Knl.y . Tt-l.-(lniitt llulldliitc .Mi, ni It IC i. HIIIIIV, HI. I). I'hyHli.lfiii mid tSuiu.'On Sommer T.-lfplKine llullUlm VHUN 1 HAMILTON. II. II. J'hyBlclaii and Burgeon Osrdner Tlephon Vultdlrig Alma Hit Residence Phone Mnln i;S s , If no answer cull Main &uu ' W. P. SleADftn Yi M. I). tiUIKt'll McV Foley . Tel"phont . Hulldiliff Main U'i k. l. h ai.stov, m. 11. Prentice limited lo diseiises of th '. Eye, Ear, N'osu and Throat " Room ft tK-t Ttdephon Somtner Hnlldlnir Slain 178 . A, l. luciiAniinniv, m. i. Surgery ; rtoomolfi-IT Telephone Sonuner Raildlng Main 16 j. a. voMi:in.iOK. m. 11, ; Physician and Surgeon Aver L. & 1. Drug Store Bim. Phone . Res. hon Main 673 Muin C38 It. C. nieCALI.. M. I. , rhysielan and Surgeon. i Pommer Telephone Uttildliiff Muln H:tS o Interest Mny nptu-ni- Binall to yon hut with us It nniounlH to nhoiit ?:mi,0(hi.oo tMicli your. ThlH Ik why wo rnoouniKo you to h.ivo hero. United Siaiea National Bank HOblQR Tho honor of wrvlnff you ni ti ttnio wiM-n cxiifrr. unu rlfl-lnt imtvIm Ik do Imdly m-eded ohllKiiti-H us to do pvorythhitf us m-urly pi-iTcel iih tiOMftf hit'. V ou ru u rol y x upon UK. m 2 We UnrlprHtand Z ' SNOPirilASS Jt lAlKlt.MAN Muln 62 A U7 at