La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 27, 1928, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textrrr Friday, January 27, 192g. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Seven i 19 Ihe Observer Want The Market A JEW TODAY FOR SAI.K , S4S-U. -it. n. 1. k. llllllctH. 1-27-lt WANTKH Competent (,'lrl fur a-ere-rul lioiiKejrk. ('nil OI.Hcr i vo l-S7-tf POUND llu.lly worn Inn leather -harclbiitf. nbu.lt 1 tm.nlll hk'i. '"llll observer. J-27-:ll KOIV KKNT 4-rnom hcilxe, not mOilcr.l. Wrih' Noble, 1(1, Nil. 2, city. ' l-:'7-:lli SAI.K (lit Tit A I !; A good used walnut radio tnldo. Kiunl- ttire Kxchange. "l-l7-tr KOIl SAI.K-A rare old I'm ii-h ". violin. See Mr. Hiynni, K. . School of ,l usic. I'lionc 447-.I. l-L'7-:ttn . KOR SAI.K OK TltAhK One lup- V estray upholstered davenport a bargain, used. Kurnlturo - Kx- rtpnige. 474-J. J -2 7 -1 1" . KOlt SAI.K OK THA I HO A good ' ; used mil hed Hpfing, one-half t,( ,; price of new ont. Kurniture Kx ... f.hlnKo. - -l7-lf FOR SAI.K. Olt TUAHK AUmosI new nattered oak' library tolde; ' Original - price, '.',ti, now $ 1 J. V Ktirniiiirc Kxchnnge,' 474-J. ' J-27-ir Klt SAI.K One Hiproof safe,' anil one Kurelta carts-i sweeper. ' IJoth in perfect condition. In- Utiire I .el toy's lteady-to-Vear Klom. I'hone :i:!4-J. l-HT-lil 11 .( W KltS SI' K 'I A I . Sa t -lay only, red carnations per don; frcexlus, "lie per doz. dark's Florists, Foley hotel hldg. . 1 -27-I t .WaK'J'KD Ciean cotton rags. Must n clean cotton rags. Stockings " and lace curtains not accepted. 'Will prty fic a II). Bring them to T;he Observer office. l-2T.tr '. FOR RENT FOR RKNT . Bio. Call -Six room house $25 3 IS-J. 11-18-tf. FOlt KKNT Furnished fi-rooin modern house with Karate, at 4t4 4th. I'hone 1HH-J. l-LTi-4tp & FOK ItKNT Furnished apts. $2!i Houses for rent and for wale. I l-lO-'f 8. Investment Co. ' FOK KKNT Sleeping rooms. J. O. t Q. I'. temple. I'hone ftliU-J. i 1-4-tf FOJl ItKNT 2 furnished rooms :i - room furnished Oreenwooil. 1-10-tj .with bath, liouse. s l (i ; ItKNT Hooin and boarcl, month. Ilome-enoked dinner at r;v a 5::t' p. in. Hotel Virginia. l-2fi-tm i FOi: ItKNT li-room furnished piano. 2ofi7 N. l-'lr. Writi! (I. It. Krr. ( 'om mod ore I pis., The halles. Ore. l-2ti-tp . FOR ItKNT -Jtoiise, close Five-room modern . $:tfi. I'nion Mort- W feage & Investment t 'o. I'hone 1-24-21 K, . .At ii 1 n 111 FOR SAI.K AMI TRADE J'FOIt SA'I.K Doilce tout-.iiK I 'll 1 1 -1 1--'! car. I2-.I. -ip clieap. tiooil rulitier. -FOIl SAI.K -Small wlsi auto trailer. electric raiiKe. Sli.7 Cedar. l-J.'.-:lt. t KC 1 1 1 SAI.K 1.11 TltAl.K-il Mini V V l.iiml inn china closet and buffet ii: on perfect iitartei-ed oak finisli. . 'i-'ill-uil lire Kxclin upe. l-l':l-tr f4 " 4M0M'N' POP I'M SORRV ABOttT THE AaiDEHT.StR BOT IT'S Tie FAOLT OF AW PAiSSEMQER H6 IH'SlSTeO OM MY J. f MTHE. VJftY TD AM airfield Tb MAKE A. SET-AWAV vuthtvte's Kud pop's MONEY, We FAME eiu. SPEEDING eoiuoeo WITH GOHM'S A.0TO . r V V A ; V013 HftD TO DO r i freckles and his friends V; I 6Ee.'vwMEAi 7W6 ONLy U JOS VMMEAJ 1 "DiOUfiMT Wr ,) f '' '' "? SIBL I GVJER UHED TELLS ) j VjE COULD BE A-MCE FRIENDS "( To MY Fv&jE 7WAT -J- AND PLAV T06E7W&B. Ao" .EBBS. ) y V I'M SlLLV,vwKV( IT rV vx CARRY AEft Boohs mome f ; f 1 JUST MAkES ViE f A FROM SCAOOL AN'A LOTCF 1 Ml THIr I SUE TELLS ME I m WM' nw Upk If k jL Place of Union and Wallowa Countlea Observer Want Ad Rates ( OtMtnt five ATfM-ae words lo the line.) Per line, 1st Insert lon-... 10c i'er line, each added uomec mlve Insertion To Minimum charge on oue or- drr 0o RATES HY MONTH 1 llnus, per month 12.50 S Hoes, mt oionih...... $3.23 4 lines, per month $I.0U 5 linen, per month . $4.75 lat'lt additional line over fire vliai'ited at 5Uo per line per ntontb. . CASH IN ADVANCE la re. quired on all Classified- orders to earn these ratea, lusher rates rharired on all credit In sertions. Copy for all Classified ordora must be In this office bj 10 A. M. IAT OF INSKRTION. Slop orders on ad Inserted un til further notice must be re ceived by the same hour or ex tra Insertion will he charged. Telephone orders solicited. Cn.sh. rates njiy be earned on phone orders by payment on or before dale of last insertion. THONK MAIN SJ "An Observer Want Ad Will Do 11" FOU SAI.K Olt THA I K Windsor choirs, walnut or unfinished. Furniture, KxchanrTc. 1 -2'A-i FOIl SAI.K I Mallotte separator; 1 G-gal. barrel churncr. 'a!l Farmers 207. 1-12-Ut FOlt SAI.K Olt TliADK I'nfln Ished stools. 1 S. L'4. Jlo-inch. Made lo last, and Kood-lookinff. universal co-operation must he t Furniture KxchanRe. 1 -JfS-lf tained and to this end education FOlt SAI.n llavo nny amount of iU-y 16-tnrh wooi. (.'all Framers 5X or leave order with (. (. Hos well, H.I4 Jefferson. 1-ll-lf FOR SAI.K f0 head or sheep; will lamh March 25. Arden Itu saw, Kl. 1, Klgin, Oregon. ' l-25-3lp I'Olt SAI-K Oil TltAttK A beau- TT1TAI, rOII.KGK, Corvallls, Jan. titni . davenport lahle with won- 27 While a A w engineering stml uerrut Itteniier finish. Furniture onts may ultimately become Kxchangn. l-2-tf . traveling salesmen and a few agrl- ' Jeulttiral graduates turn to com- WAWTEI W A NTKD Kxperlcnced girl wauls now engaged In occupations defin- housework. Main SI'S. " 3 .2S-3! p ;itely related or allied lo the tech- , Inleal training in which they ma- WANTKI Woman or girl to slay jored reports I'leslilent W. J. Ken wit h children evenings. Call li;n2 nller making a careful investiga Oak, between 3: HO and ,1 ;:((). lion. The stalement was made to 1-2(1-2 tp refute charges that colleges and WANT 10 1 To hear Irom owner hrivlng farm for sale in Oregon suitable for general farming and stock raising. Send description nnd lowest cash price. John c. Hakurv Deijueen, Ark. l-2r, :ilp MISCELLiANEOtJS I'Alt.M LOANS The nest 10 br. had. lT. S. Investment Co. O. V. Warnock. 1-13-lf I'tlll ANY KIND of radio repair work, t.llies. parts, etc.. see "Hank." The llnilio Man. 1210 Y ave. 1-C-li l.A fillANUl-: MATTHKSS & l p holsterins WeavlnB Works. I'linno 41'1-W. ('lias. I-Mwards. . 1'rnp. 12-1-lm TLlftT CiiMI tICAJLl Ad Page HEALTH lYMWi INFI.OTinX lly II. A. IiikiiIIs M. -.. ItOsweM, . M. Member CiorRJU Memorial Tho diseased condition that causes Ihe greatest Iosb to tho world at ItirRe Is that known as "Focal Inrection." Hy this In m win t a Kiuall collection of dis j ease-pro i iicimk nm ru - ui hu mimuipi j in some portion of the body, from which point certain poimmons sub stances are absorbed and illstri- huted by the Itlood stream to all i portions of ihe body, renderiiiK the individual markedly sub standard. ' j While any portion of the body j may be the site of n focus, tho inure common are Ihe tonsils, teeth, respiratory system, and tho gastro-lntcstlmil tract. There may be no symptoms referable to the site -of the focus, yet Rrave condi tions may he produced in a remote portion of the body, as appendi citis from a focus in the tonsils, articular rheumatism from a singular condition at the root of a tooth, or an abscess of the liver from an intestinal infection. The acute conditions are infin itesimal as compared to the chron ic states of ill health caused by this condition, as n study of tho patients in our larpe hospitals brings to light the lamentable fact ' "noctor". gaspeii pment rusn- i Ujfit siKMl of. evon for (l IO that. with proper care and atten- Ing into the medico's office, "what 'inpnt um, lt tM arKely due lo this tlon. these Individuals. for the do you recomivend fur Hm,ltn flU.t th;lt both the printed and most part objects of charity, would .bile?" 'screen versions have attracted be useful citizens in their respec- "Have yon been bitten by ft worW-wldr- attention as ontt live communities bad they taueii proper care of their bodies and heeded the early signs of a depar- tare from the normal. 11y correct living, which means cleanliness of mind nnd body, wholesome food, regular hours of work, recreation, and rest, health, happiness, and wealth will come lo abide with ns for all time. To arrive at the ideal condition, (must begin in, the home and con tinue from tho cradle to the grave. Man was born to die. but there is no reason why all. with a few negligible exceptions, should . not pass, in good condition, the allot ted three score and ten. FOIJ.Ott' AVOltK STI DIKI) OKKCON STAT K ACJUKM'I.- merce. more than i per com or the graduates from this college are universllies are inefficient in lil ting students tor the actual duties of life, I'ACKAItl" AO UNCY Third mi l Adams 1!.:'S Hilick Rtandnril Sedan $127r lDL'S llupinohile Sedan $1275 1 !)L'3 l'ackanl Sedan $ SfiO J!i2fi DoiIbo Sedan; new rubber .r,u Will tako small cars in tradn. Terms on balance. I'll. Main filn. IL'-l!:i-ir I-'Oll KKNT 3-ronm Duplex with hath, ptrlrt ly modern, full liasenient, fur nace, in best residential district, Allen Duplex, 1507 4th St.. Main r.J. Another Yrie WA.M tM MV 2AR t? A CROOkC L, V.UeW N-EftPS-rNciO-HE POULED f GON CM MG AMD OeMfNMOED "HftT XG.ET HIM COT TO THE MRPieLO FfXST ft3 PoSt6L-HG PR06A8LV r UUIXU oueAO JU-r. I" emu f PLAMS TO SMErXK IN ft PL A ME A k CROOI. HDH? AND AUKIOOS TO GET OOTA TOWN! SY COLLY, L ViONDER.IF- IT COULD BE SftYILET M6 I TArE f LOOK AT r .YOUR PASSENGER Out in the Cold World OFFICE CAT TNAB HAHH IIO. When some men address wives ns "My dear", their lnflec I tinn Is on the 'dear," and It Is so. "If I make money on this nave mi, i in Bi.iiiK i" "uy a tohiieeo plantation. Her: "HI., how nice! Ami which will yon n.l..iK!,rK or clK- II relies ; A cold bath Is like an ckr: those who achieve it always cackle. When a public speaker pauses for reply, it breaks hi in all up if . hi' pets It. Modernized version of "They lived happily ever after"; They liked Ihe samr radio program. J I Itroatlnilnili tineas Is tho nhlllly tn smile when you suddenly ills cover thai your roommate ami your tfirl nil' mlsstiiK from tho (lanco -flour. I I . J "So you're Kohl to move Into a larger apartment?' I - "Yes: the one we're In now Is . too small. nir sou nas ueenn-ii "he wants lo barn to play a slide , trombone." ; President Coolldge does not have to pay the gasoline tax in the District of Columbia. wo ooiim some will object to that when they hear of It. ' . snase; hskcu im- p.vmuiu.. "i ou answer my qufsinin mw. i "I think. Ida. the boy you ninr- rlcd Is a fine lopklng fellow." 1 "Oh. but you should have seen the one that got away." I j I rBW? T,.;.,fo '1 UtlUUHU M I lJtViy To Receive Cash I1AKKU. Ore.. -Jan. 27. A. com mittee of linker merchants hiis raised a considerable cash fund for a present to the triplets who1 wc:-e born here la si Friday lo Mr. and Mrs. William dray or I'ondosn. The triplets have attracted con siderable Interest both locally and over the stale. At last report Jhe youngsters were getting along nice ly al St. Klizabeth's hospital. J'or Snow Sport This hacd woven Norwegian ribbon nciiif Is a Direct uccessory for the , -yniurt winter sportswoman. Get-Away NOSM I'M V1HO he's Gone GET .UD E8ee I COU-D WJE I mm Idenl 1 ill In i 7 X. i , PON IEEPIN To MYSELF LlkE O'jCAR DOES- ES ALOAiG r ' M.OST OF7JAETME AND ME SE&MSTOMAVIE ASMOCM FUAJ AS ANyBoDV fe.A ' ' - V,'. Gene Stratton . Porter Picture .V'At Colonial I In "The Maffic Ciurilcn" lu'r hiHt and In many ways most noie. ,... ,.,., ...,, i)w ,!,,. ... ,, I ..,..rP,,kl,.1(,.. ..,,., of , Umn(,rlo!.. ,, 01(.r ,, hmXM cn0J))l , ..,,, (lfri- cult motif of a chllilhooil romance that lives on throiiKh tho years, altho.iKh the protiiKonisis never se Olio another until they have Brown up. To Rive this the pluits- ll.lo anil essentially liuniaii qtiuii- ties that mark all of Mrs. I'nrter'a wrltlnKS. holh the ntinosphero anil tho cliaracter-drawlaB had to he as well as the audience. well-niKh perfect la every detail, Tony, Tom's horse. Is deeply or the entire appeal of the story concerned as lo the welfare of Ills would he lost. muster anil follows Tom nail the And that ahe achieved this Koal, j plane-across I'"1 ranch where Tom the floods of praise that have been finally wrecks the plane and liare Klven to the book since Us recent lly escapes with his life, appearance attest. Hut eipial Tom applies for Ihe job ns sher honors must be Klven to tho nu- ! Iff of Stiin.lliw Itnck nml bis llin- tlior's son-ln-law. J. I.eo Median. for his marvelous handlliirT of these samo eenunts In this Rivut film production. The picture ver sion, which wilt be seen at the 4'oloninl theater today and Satur day, maintains with perfect fidel ity tho -enchant inn utmosphere of the l.onff Island garden - from which the story gels Us name, and the vivid scenes of Venetian life . . . t . . k n ncj,h(M. tll(1 nnvPl noi. tho picture is the strongly accented theme of an ethereal and idealized reiilly outsiamling features I of the really of the year. Epic of Cities Now Showing At Arcade With C.e'orge O'Hrlen In the leading role. Allan lvan has di rected a marvelous picture from l'Vllx Hiesen berg's successful novel. "Kasl Side. West Side." This Fox Film opened last night at th Arcade theater for three days. Dwan planned the. screen treat ment of , "Fast Side, West Side." lie also chose Virginia Valli as the leading woman. O'Hricn had just completed his part as the prize fighter in "Is Zal Ho?"- Although young OTirlen ts well known to motion picture fans as the result of his portrayals In "The Iron Horse," "Fig Leaves. l'hree Had Men." and many others, thin picture occasioned his first trip to Urn Hast and In It he has done the finest work of his career.' "Knst Side, West Side" Is first lie story of a rugged man r career land, second. Ihe story of fJreifter jNew York. The scene sweeps from the river fronts, through the slums along the Howcry. up Filth Ave nfle to Harlem. Mrnlngslde and Washington Heights. The novel has already become a last seller. In the vividness of his characteri zations and the vigor of his narra tive. Kiesenberg has ma in tallied Ihe standard be set In his earlier books. "Fnder Sail" and "Vig nettes of the Sea." Since he directed Douglas Fair- .hanks in "Itobiu Hood" and Olorlit Swanson In "Zaza" and "Man handled." Director Dwan has steadily maintained his reputation for producing powerful plct ures. With the combination of a popular star nnd a well known story, Dwan lias nun)-' a not her in "Knst Side, West Side." CErTTAiM CfF- IT ! VIOW' VIWPiT A CLOT.G SHAVE -TbOGU BREAW FOR THE COP MHO OWN'i tHlS MCSTORCXCUE, But locxy por me tit w left it 5tamdihq at the TRIMMED MY VARTMEK. cHl Mt - PROBABLY SfVVM Me OWT OP MY CAR CliRC? - IT'S A iPEED eOrST , hUO T-'CL KG CLYT TO THE I FLYi.'.'a FiF.LO 'M MQ TlMP DOCXED WKlCE nro u s pat orr. MORE j s- I VMMAT5 7WE X f MATTER, FPECLES QiM " Mi t IT i Mix As Aviator Scores In Novel Picture In "Silver Valley." which Is Ishuwlna at the Star theater today anil Sal.Milay Tom Mix Is ra.Ht as I an aviator, ami his antics to mas- ler tl:e Intricacies of an airplane' Meatl to many hilarious anil thrill- ilnff sltnatloiiH. I Tom's el'I'orU. to fly the plane I meet w ith the disapproval of the .'ranch o ai r, 1'nahle to lilt the plane off the around. Tom lc- I niotisnes mm uie riincn aim nm ! tianllc ctforla lo Kuin control or the inacliine convulse the cowboys I roiiKhm-ss at retainliiB law ami order ibcur the enmity of lilack .lack l.undy. it lender of highway men. An active volcano forms the j background to a number of smash- J ing seunences, netnal scenes of Vesuvius in eruption, pnoiogtapn ed specially fur this production be ing among the high lights of the picture. DorothV Dwnn is cast in the leading feminine role. while a strong supporting cast includes I'hilo McCullough. Jockey lloefll. Tom Kennedy. I. on I'oi'f. Harry Dunklnson and Clarke Comstock. Hen Sloloff directed the produc tion. Price of Forage F. fli. i-7 JJVfliy MSVIVI ifllltl'lt Kale can be grown nml delivered to the barn more cheaply tn many section of Oregon than silage, and alfalfa hay may be grown almost as cheaply In various parts of the Willamette valley ns In the Irri gated regions east of the moun tains. These facts are gathered I from a three year cost of produc tion survey of rorage crops near ing completion by II. K. Selby, associate in farm management, of the Oregon experiment station and c. 1). Schoolcraft, field assistant. This Is the most extensive for- i age crop cost survey ever conduct- I ed in Oregon under this project. The first wild hay survey in the I. S. has just been completed In I larney county. More t ban 1 1 S. ooa acres of wild hays are grown In Oregon. This Is more than any d her bay crop except small graluH nml nlfall'a. II. I. Scudder, chief In farm Lesson No. 12 Question: Why should young children receive emul sified cod-liver oil regularly? Answer: While milk is the child's best individual food, it is deficient in rickets-preventing vitamin. That isjwhy so many young children take emul sifted cod-liver oil as in . SCOTT'S EMULSION tjtiiiiuiitisun nnrmnnnimuHii i uni i inotioHuiiun uumnnoituwiui By Taylor the: Meam- TiMe, WAT'S BECOME or THE REAL. Bill CCRRICK By Blosser DON'T 7A'-R To v e i vjaavt VOOESOAAE-'.' I .-) 11 s - Professional Directory This directory In specially Imndj for tlia newcomer or for the omur-tawn rcailer iio nmy want the name anil address of some lirofcKsloimt man. It lias been carefully prepared uml will prove to bo a ready aid to any reader In oblalnlnic prompt professional wrvlco, - . . ),' Classified for Quick Reference i- Uentists 1)11. OHO. N, llllhl'MAN Domini ovr 1,. St h Di'ilK Co. 'IVIepl.o.id Mala tiTN. Architect , I. , ni,,Ki, Architect itooa. 7 j la Cirsnda Nsllmnil Hank Hulldlnit Osteopathic l'hyslclunj j. I.. in;i.i ii. (i. mah;ui:t im.i.k. u. o. OenerHl pru-lie mid I tin "TOST SV.STK.U" tor fallen srehes. Somnier Telephone diilMintf . Mhih 106 i.ii i:si:i m vri'iHNrrv iiomk Tmliifd CHre. Price reasonable. j airs. K. W. Hart. UWtt Y. i"-2H-lm VVATimilAX IMAXO SCIIOOI. Rng Had Jhxs In la lesRniis. I'opulur so n.t h ttnniedlHtHly. lleglnuerN or advnnefil. Urueo l!nrns, lnstrtio I.r. Ilox f!7. .MltS. It. i. MrTAMe Accredited teacher, piano an) pipe organ. Main N2S. OAK l. WOOIt Certiried Public Accountant. 11 :i Kim. St., I'hone Main 1. I management of Oregon Blate. says Jthnt farmers of most sections of ithe Wlllametle valley would be 'more than justified in raising their OWn alfalfa hay rather than pny- tnir freight on It from other re-i gioUK. The survey Is now extend- j Ing Into the I'mpiiua, ltoguc river valleys. Itecenlly Ihe investigators I were in the southern wuiameitn valley making a survey of the cost of producing clover, vetch cheat and alfalfa hays, kale and slhtfft. Sl.n anMllioLn Wlllii utiitl n Astrologer WHS. ppRnF.iticit It A I.MRS lul N Ave.. I, a Grande, Ore. ttcndlngfl d fitly. Reading by -Mall i Specialty , Plaster Wall 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 Willl-S. VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. Phone Main 732 Good Service Quick STAGES LEAVE FROM La GRANDE DEPOT For information call Main 799 Travel in our Modern Chair-Car Stages! Leave 1m Grande for rtakur, llnise 1 1 :5r a. m. Ia GiaiKle for linker only 'I ::'.r) p. m. l.a Giantle for I'undlotnn 10:15 a. m. 3:00 p. ni. ( '.innectlii.iH ut I'cinllcton fer Wnllii W'j.lln anil l'.-.s.-u Leave La 0 ramie For Portland at 10:15 a. m. Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00 Physicians & Surgeons I. UK II, IIII1IVV, M. II. I. IOWA UII.KKN. M. II. I'ractletj limited to UiheaAes of the jvm. Kin-. NiiiH it nil Throat. New Foley Telephone uiiiiuihie aiuiu i . II. 41. K1HI1Y, M. I. 1'hytiie.iau and Burgeon (tommer Tnlephone tbilldlnir Main XVAW HAMILTON, M. II. I'liyslciaii ana Surgeon Rsnlner Telephone Vhilliilng Main ii ltcfdfnrft Phone Main liiiH If no niiHWor call Main 8no W. I. MrADOHV, M. I). Uuiget)!. Te1"phont Ala i nil tl Mew Foley Hulldllitf K. I., n AI(TOY Ms l. Prentice limited to dlnesses of the Kve. Fur, Noso and 'i'lirost Roionn 1ft-i"l Telephone Sunimer Ituilding Main 778 A. I- itiriminsoN, m. n. SurKury ItoomslR-17 Telephone Soinmer Kulldlngr . Main 1& j, a. vomi:hi.ii;k, m. i. Piiynlclnn nnd Surgeon ver I. & I. Drug Slorn Rim. I'hnnn -lte.. Phone Main t!7S Main 62 It. f., MeCAI.I.. M. I. Physician and Surgeon i Bommer Telephone I UufldlntC I May appear nmall to you hut with us It amounts to ahout $:io,0(Mi.0(l each year. Thiols why we encourage you lo save here. United States National Bank j ... ' !.' Hi "U The honor of serving you at a time when expert and efficient net-vice is ho Imdly needed fdiligates us to do everything as nearly pe as possible. You run upon on. We Uiidemtanrt feet rely KNOIM.IIAK8 A ZIMMI UMAN Main 62 4 Interest HO JQR I