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Friday, February 17. 1928. i f age Nine LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER The Observer Want Ad Page The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties NEWTODAY yoll HUNT Apartment lit Tho .Maple. 1U12 Second. S-17-sip KOIt SALIC lli-lneh yellow pine wontl, $0, a cord delivered. Call Main ''4K. 2-17-31 ion nn.T- :ii:irtmentH 2 fnrnlsheil 4-i-oiiin with fnrnuee. Cull 2-1 7p yol SAI.K 5-rnom house In good loentlim. flitrane, lawn, trecx ami Mln-lilis, lai'KO lot. Ternis cjt'n he hail on this. 3117 Spring Hi, H FOlt SAI.K Lam 1825 Buie , Ktiimlnnl Coupe, new rul)lier;'en r In' A-l' ontuliilnn. - I'rlee tha will Hlirprixe yon. Perkins .Mnto Co. l'Xll KALIS AMI 'I KAnii Knit SAi.i-: -n plus. Hurl KoljerlH. I 2-ir)-:iip1 Hill HAI.K Will seasoned lil.ii. wood. I 'nil 44D-J. 2-H-lllpf T If lit SAI.I; 3 acres ot lan .May l'ark. fall 257-J. 2-S-lf l ent KA 1.1-: Dry Ici-ln. wood, :i a cord, delivered. 1'hone 27!i.lt. 2-H-r,t Will SAI.K lry pole or log wood, or lli-lnch wood, (.'all 227-W. 2-C-linp I'Oll S.AI.K J It THAUI-; Some Kood used ranRos. from $18.00 and up. r'urnilure. Exchange. 2-11-tf KOIt TltAUlS Furniture and lease on rooming hou.se In l'ortland for pasture- land or houso in l.a ' Grande. What liavo you? In come on house $i!K).per month. . Rent $75. Henry Johnson, 347 MarlHit HI., Portland, Ore. 2-14-Olp KOI I HAI.K OR- TltADI-J Two good used 9x12 rugs, Axnilnster; one good used 1j roak fast t set u bnr Kain: ono good used day lied, walnut finish. Wo have a few liritlKo lamps left at $4.00. Come and get them vhilo they last. I'urniture Kxeliunee. 2-11-tf - I - FOB REST KGH HUNT Six room house $26 mo. Call 31S-J. 11-18-tf. I-'OR ItKNT Sleeping rooms. 1. O. i O. K. temple. rhone 5G2-J. ' 1-4-lf I'Oft HIONT Kurnishcd apts. $25. llouseH for rent and for sale. l S. Investment Co. l-16-'.f l'-llt It KNT Five-room modern house on Oak street. Call 815-W Of 5112 Splint'. 1 2-18-llln FOR It KNT Room and hoard, $35 a month, irnrne-eooked dinner at I ' 5:30 p. III. llnle.l Virginia.5 ' ; 1-20-lm .a-. - - - MISCELLANEOUS Hr?K l-rank Owsley before selling ' your wool, lie buys direct for the mills. I'll. Main 7S4. 2-15-fit l-'ARM LOANS The west to lie ' hud. 1J. S. Investment Co. O. W. Warnock. 1-13-tf KASTKHN ORK'JON School of .Music Violin- piano, voicej Cre dits. I. O. O. r.Temple. rh. 447-.I. 2-3-1 m rou It EXT 3-room Duplex with bath, strict ly modern, full basement, fur nace, in hest residential district. Allen Duplex, 1507 4th St., Main fi-1.1. MOM'N' POP. (SAV, HEMRY -WE'RE HWING LITTLE GET-TOGETHER OOT AT OOR HOUSE TOMIGHT IU HONOR OF THE REAL SILL 6ERRICK- WANT YOU AND LUCY To ) Come ovek.too " ( GR GREAT STOFF LL BE THERE" FRECKLES AND HIS PLE 1 CAM IS M0S7LE ' AMD BUSTLE AT FRSCWLES' AOUSE ' BEFOEE rAANY AAOCE SUNRISES FCECkLES AND A IS UMCLEAARRy MIL BE FAS COT OM 7JAE BRlKf DEEP. BOUMD AFRICA ! TO "7AkE VMITU ME, MOM? MOW ABOUT SOME MEE MAMRIES r- Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five nverns words Id UlC 1 1 111'.) Per lino, 1st Insertion too IVr line, well atlikil consec utive. Insertion 7c Minimum thmyo on oiionr- lcr 27ns HATKS 11V MONTH 2 linos, per month $2.RQ It linos, per month 4 linos, per month $1.00 5 linos, por month SI. 75 Kurh ndilltioiml lino ovoi flvo cliaiKt'il in r(i( por lino por month. , CASH IV ADVANCE 1 ro. fj ill red on (ill Classified, orders to on in those rulos. Higher rates charged on nil credit Insertions. upy for ull Classified orders must bo In this offioe liy 10 A. M. IAY Ol-1 INSERTION'. Stop or ders mi nd Inserted until further notice must bo received by tlio Htino hour or extra Insertion will lie charged. Tolopliouc or dors solicited. Cnsli rates may bo- earned on phone orders by payment on or boloro dato of last insertion. PHONE MAIN 37 "All Observer Want Ad Will Do ll", LA GRANDE MATTRESS & Ur holsterlnff & Weaving: Works. Phono 424-W. Cbs. Edwards, Trop. 12-1-lm WAITED W'ANTKI) Girl of woman for gen eral housework on farm. 3!)0-M. . 2-lG-2fp WANTED Girl wn ints Konorul 3-15-3tp housework. Phone LOST LOSTHunch of keys on rinff. be tween Jefferson and Monroe. $5 reward. Return to Observer. ' , 2-16-3tp NOTICE OP SIIEniFIvS SALli Notice is hereby Klven that 1 have received foreclosure execution and order of sale, issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Union, dated the 17th dny of January, 1928, in the suit therein pending- wherein Etta Welch is plaintiff and L. Leslie Peek and Klnrenco Peck, his wife, R. R, Wnkofteld and Homer Green ore 'defeixlantsr 1 I " n-Jireetd, upon ii fjjeeree and order of sale, made and entered in said court and cause on tho 9th day of .January, l!i2S, In favor of tho above plain tiff and against the said nofen- USED CARS J-'ORnS : FORDS Rotter Come Down 1928 License Free this week. Tourings, 2. A-l condition. I!i24 Tourings, 2. new paint. 11(24 Roadster, . lots of extras. 11(23 Roadster. i now rubber. . I250lds, just overhauled. PERKINS MOTOH CO; 4th ami Adams. Main 500 2-13-'.t X. FRIEMDS - X CERTAINLY APPRtr iATE S , LITTLE PARTY IM MY HONOR AMD X'AA SURE WE VC ' , ALL. LEARNED A VALUABLE LESSON ABOUT INVESTING InTschemes to set rich oic - although l WHS OBTUMAT6 EMOUGH SOMETIME AGO. -TO iirif, rIic: ocii iv VALUABLE STOCK, MY FRflNk ADVICE IS THAT ALL OF YOU PLAV FlMAMCIAL. x iCJl irwi 1 1TE LY SAF E Tl - FRIENDS SET AMP SET 7MOS& IM m AMD BCIN5 DOWM7WC BIS SUITCASE our HEALTH Dy Charles D. newborn, M. 11, MlanU, I'Ui. Member Goras Memorial Sle p hn been a mystery of tho npoH, and upon tho solution of dreaniH many a reputation hna boon made or lost. Tho oxuet na turo of sleep and its causes arc not yet thoroughly understood, Tho value and .necessity - of natural sleep for human beintTR is univer sally reroRniiied, It was once un adano that tho requirements ns io Kards sleep wore, six hours ftfr a nmnf soven for a woman, eishi for a child, and nine for a fool. And someone has recently rumarkod, In referring to tho modern youths, that they never want to ro to bed tho sime day they get up. It hns never been conclusively settled whether man can constantly work at night, but It is proven that only those animals that' are naturally night prowlers can work by night to no disadvantage. So many factors enter the prob- lorn as to the number of hours of SM'op miK no ruie run ie mm uo 11 which will cor oil adults except this one a sufficient number of hours of undisturbed sleep should be had to restore tho energy ex pended during the previous wnk ing period. If this Is not had, tho balance will be lost, and. sooner or later, health will . brook down. In the enso of children." growth enters tho problem as well as expended energy .and this growth ratio must be reckoned with. ' ' Something- goes on during sleep which cannot bo duplicated by food or rest or any oilier method dants. L. Leslie Peck ond Florence. Peck, for the sum of $1200.00, wiinivoioe. interest thereon at eight per' cent "Cultivating! Dan! That uln't per annum from fho 3rd' day of cultivating that's harrowing!" December, 11125, until paid, tho . sum of $135.00 reasonable attor-j Advice to tho young man: When ney fees, and plaintiff's costs and.you oo a pretty girl It is ull-right disbursements in fa id suit, taxed at $21. SO, In which execution and or der of sale I am commanded to sell tho following described real property-described in the mortgage be ing foreclosed in said aetlon, to wtt: A tract of land, the bound ary line -of which begins at the Southwest corner of the NEK of the SWtf of Section s 30 in Township 1 South, Range 39 E. W. M., in Union County, Oregon, and runs thence North 20 rods, thenco East 4D rodH, thence South 20 rods, nnd thence West 40 rods to t lie place of begin ning, all in Sec. 30, Town ship 1 South, Range 39 E. W. M., containing five acres, more or iess,i all in I'nion County, Oregon imNOV -THrcnKUOm3,y . virtue cnn WCi use twelve hours of sleep, nnd uuthorlty of said writ, and in:j.mm this age on. the hours of obedience to its commands, I will, on Saturday, the 18th day of Feh nmry, at two o'clock P. M. of said day, at the front door of the court: schedules, hut be sure to get house, in La Grande. Union County, plenty of sleep. Train yourselves Oregon, sell at public auction theto sleep when an3 where you will said real property, and all the jn Hpite of noises and distractions, right, title, estate and equity -of Sleep in a well venttluted room, the defendants, L. Leslie Peck, Sleep under light weight covers, Florence Peck, R. R. Wokefieid , warm enough but not too warm, and Homer Green therein and Uho a moderately small pillow or thereto, to the highest bidder for none at all. Learn to sleep in cash, subject to redemption as pro- different positions and ulways be--vided by law, the proceeds to bo pome fully relaxed. Never have applied in satisfaction of snld'on tight night clothing, and never judgment and decree, including have on a belt so t isn't that you costs and accruing costs of execn- can notice it. tlon and sale. All this is easier said than done. Dated this 19th day of January, 1 Perfection in anything Is hard to 1!i2S. attain, but that is 110 reanon to JESSE BRESHEARS, stop trying. And finally, sleen Is Sheriff of Union County, Ore. Jan. 20-27 Feb. 3-10-J7. Yeah, Pop's Oh! To Be I CAAi'7 BELIEME IT VET TAAT I'M REALLY 60IM6 TO AFCICA OAi A BIS EOAT-TAOOSAoOS OF MILES AWAY' OFFICE CAT tiai nam . j Oh well no matter how Inn their neekH ure out or how hlt'H their filUrts pet. we'll still hnve to take chance on their real disposition. Ijidy (visiting prison): "And hnw did you come to be put in here, my good, man?" . "I'm unlucky," declared the im prisoned wood alcohol vendor, who jwu in n confidential mood. "One of my customers didn't fid blind and ho identified me." Some borrow trouble, some tyuy It, and others build a. house. . Together to doctors examined their patient and then retired to discuss their views, but unfortun ately the door did not close prop erly and their conversation floated audibly to tho man in bed. . "Vou're wrong!" ald J doctor number one. , . "J'm right!" protested doctor number two. I ere the patient groaned loudly land the doctors. realizing tne neo- 'easily of the . case. , dropped their Jargument. but not before doctor .number one hnd mad 11 parting shot. . . ; "Go your own way," said he. j"P,ut I'll, prove - you " were .wrong ine post monem: poritLi-M'nossixG him Testifying that her hiuduind forced her to got out of betl every morning at onco'clock to prur with him. Mrs. ,oreun. Iluckuwtcr won it divorce rtM-ontly. . Mv UHtl lo pray that I10M 4ot her go back to bod, she sntd. A farmer's daughter stnrted to practice singing. One day hep fath er came in unexpectedly. "What's ' that extra ordinary noise?" he inquired. "That, deap." replied his wife, proudly, "is Jane 'cultivating her to stop nnd look. After you marry her you will have plenty of,, time to listen. of restoration yet devised. Sleep may bo extremely deep with one person and extremely light with another, yet tho same number of hours In each may achieve the same results. A dreamless sleep appears to be most beneficial, but a dreamless sleep Is not always deep. A fairly good guide in deter mining the, hours of sleep which any person, young op Old, should have Is to give the person all the 'sleep he can use. Many children Fare allowed tip until lute, it olfht !nnd then have to be culled and shaken to get up in the morning a sure sign that they need more islcep. Up to the eighth year a I normal child who is active ull day sleep may be very gradually re duced. Adults must work out their own tho cheapest and most effective j 'restornftve known. Through ' a Suitcase! LOOIi.UMCLE PACRY- I'M 60AiS 70 TAV-b ANV TUIMSS in 7AIS B 1(5 SUITCASE -MOM SAID I'D BE AU RACKED BY A)I6M7' MR GERRlOfS RlflKT, FOLKS ( C THE WAY, MR SERRlCX- 3TTTT I'M THROUGH TAKING ANY ' C JOST OU TE QUIET- WUHT 'S ? J B ' MORE CHANCES TO 66T C THE CHANCE OF GETTING A ! lAi. KlCHOVjeR NIGHT-FROM ( SOME Op THAT STOCK iTl'jJ -t 1 MOWOMI'rAGOlMQTO Y'OU SPOKE A f lift HANG OH TO MY - - ASOOT ? JT . Sif(lL. WJ 1 " MC UK r "Chicago" Is Featured At Colonial For realistic vlulence every screen fist fight has been contrasted to the memorable battle between Tom Santschl and William Eurnum In "The Spoilers." Now comes the entry for honors in the hall of screen pugilistic fame among the females of the species. The combatants ore Phytfts Haver and Julia Eaye and the scene is the women's quarters of the Jail in "Chicago," a De Mitle Studio pro duction now playing nt the Colon ial theater. As Roxle Hart, the beautiful murderess. .Miss Haver's natorlely has aroused the contempt of Miss Kayo who has the role of a vam pire. The encounter is said to sur- ,pass In violence the memorable. fight between Geraldine Karrnr and Jeannie Mnepherson in the cigar ette fnctory scene in "Carmen." a C. rt. De Mille production made several ye.vs ago. ' "Chicago" Is tho film adaptation of the popular stage hit of the same name. A notable -cast was chosen for the principal parts.,. n addition to Miss llnver and Miss Eaye the players Include ''Victor Vareoni, Robert Edeson. T. Roy Humes, Vir ginia I trad ford, May Hnlison, War ner Richard, Sid D'Alhrnok and Clarence Hurton. Remarkable Cast In "7th Heaven" At Arcade 9 Thero Is something now under tho sun and that Is the portrayal of tho role of Diane by Janet Oay nor in Fox Films version of "7th reaven," which had its premier at. the A rondo theater yesterday af ternoon. Tho flower-like charm of this young actress is something new. appealingly refreshing nnd spiritually beautiful. Words can not describe tho wlnsomeness of her tear, dimmed smile, her happy laugh or tho manner in which she shows Iter spiritual growth from n cringing street waif to a. woman fearless lit the face of appallng danger and who meets tho worst that life threatens to offer un flinchingly. Charles Farrell, who also rises to stardom with his performance in the role of Chico, that "remark able fellow," Is equally appealing with his stalwuit manhood and his carefree way of leading Diano from the gutter up tho lung wind ing flights of stulrs to his heaven In a garret beneath tho stnrs. Space does not permit an out lino of tho story, . except to say, tht forheer simplicity and at the same tremendous .interest, it has probably never before, been equal ed on the screen. The cast, too is not only an unusually. flno one, but each member of it seems to hnvo -poured -his heart fttto tho interpne tatlon of his or her part. It in cludes Hn Hard, Duvtd Itutter, Al bert Gran, Emllo Chautnrd, George Stono nnd many others al most equally well known. "7th Heaven" was directed by Frank Itorzngo, from John Gold en's stage success by Austin Strong nnd will bo shown nt tho Arcade theater today and Saturday. ' Suggested slogan for bootlegger: Not a coffin in u carload. C0RETHR0AT v Gargle with warm salt water 0 than apply over throat WICKS yoo'BE 6oim to ec A REAL. SLOBE TROTTER BV THE r-v TJME VOL) 'h mm erm& t PL A SAIN -1 "BloodWill Tell" At The Star Today Known for the variety of his; roles and the vigor of his acting.1 Huck Jones, tho Fox cowboy actor, j Is showing In one of the best pic-' turos yet to his creilit nt the Star j ineater touny ior ino nisc mm, n is a novel tale of the daring west called "lllood Will Tell," and it goes to prove, as the title indicates. that tho finer qualities in man us- j ually come to the surface. j Kathryn Perry plays the prlnei-j pal feminine part, that of a girl j from tho east who is duped into j the belief that she has bought aj ranch. Arriving in the west, she encounters n lone rider who "joins up with her cutiit as a cownann. This is Huck Jones, and In reality1 ho is tho owner of tho ranch. Amused by tho girl's naive ac ceptance of her rote as a ranch owner, ho discovers gradually that she Is being victimized by tt gang or nam uqiicu runners, i mu opens the way for Huck to settle j affairs, and .lie; does it in his char acteristic fashion-with the aid of Rlher'nuok and a pair of conven ient sivguna. , ' V Mn;tle-' cast -besides Jones nnd Miss,' PopX are. Law ford Davidson. Hob. Korlmnn, Harry Grlpp -and Austin Jewell. Ray Fiynti directed. Two 'short ; films in the lighter vein are also-being shown on the same program. . . WIIITK HOI'SU SOAXD.AI, WAHII1NOTON (AP) While Hotwte scandal: lteuhcn's frone itn-l deserted Heboecu. Ho. eaenpcl from 'home .and look to a IiIkIi tree, lteuhen mid Hehccca nre pet presidential raccoons. , A life. Insurance company pnys $404 Is too much for n funeriit. Well, maybe, for Home I'nnernls. A man made a trip to Hie Moon in got uoiiiv "i iiiuiuio. uieti lio took a trip in a Vmw and wont ft i rough a lialc Into somo big Isolds. Ho lost Ills Hart whoa. Jio. nmt a bfg Hull anil hit plokod up u Plank anl Ihrow It West. Ho .stopiHfl ono foot In a KUldlo and slum Mod over a i,yo and thou ho' ended uu at the Iintt Inmitjor Co. anil bought wnte wrIIiwimt ami: sonic KNI or ctut iMiro MonnroH! IiaiiU and ordonnt noiiih cxuu. Then ho wrnt home and wont to ImvI. Wo Jut gavo mii option, today on the old Manluiff HAvhuming hole property. The parthvt tliink they will take iiiuniMlialo nut Ion In di volopuuf a swimming hole. Ills money bark of II. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. ', We Hell Fur Oaah Toe Poor Man's Friend" New Prandry. frhoua Main 111 Mo Iteaaar Baalneae By Taylor By Blosser 1.-5 . -. ,V, V ETF I VJISA I WAS SOINS WERE )y?j Tl TAIS SUITCASE IS 60INS IV JUST 7AIWU. ! AND VWUEN L SEE IT A9AIN IT'LL MAVJE . ('' -is (IV COLORED STICKERS ALU Mfea Professional Directory Tlili directory In especially liandj for the newcomer or for the out-of-town reader who mar want (lie name and address ot gome lro(cxlonal ninrt. It linn keen rarefullr iremred and will prove to be a read? aid to any render In oniulnlnff prompt professional orvlco. ' Classified for Quick Reference . Dentists on. v.v.n. n. um-miAX over J.. & U Drutr Co. Main U.S. Dontlat Tolepliono Architect V. 11. 31ll.l.l:lt. Architect l:uoiu 7 A La Ornnilfl Nmloiml Bunk Rulnllnti Osteoputhio Physicians J. I.. IN.'I.I It. II. MAItCAHin IM.l l), 1). O. denerul umiaU'u hthI lliu "1'OST friY.STli.U" i'ur fullon archea. Sominer Telephone Bullillnir MhIii lUli LH'KNSnil MATUltNlTY 1IOMI3 Trained care, i'rlee reanoiiultli!. Mr.H. K. W. Hurt. 15116 Y. )-zo-Un WATKIIMAX IMAXO SCIIOOI Itng and Juxs In 12 lessons, l'opulur jiontts immediately, lu-trlnners nr advanced. Craee llarnus. Instruc tor, Hex 674. HAIv I). WOOD Certified Public Accountant. IIS Mm. St.. 1'hone Main I." .(KMI.IIIIO IIOI'KI. . . I NEW VOIIK (Al'l The blutown Is to have Us lilllKest. hotel a f 2S. tiOO. (Kit! structure, 4lH feet lllKh at KlKhlh avenue ond 34th street. 'it will be known ns the New Yorker and will be ready In 11129 for 2M3 rootlUM'S. v Question: Why is emulsi fied cod-lioer oil so very help ful in rickets ? " f ntftliie RaeatiDA i't ie mArM perfectly assimilated and more efficiently helps the ipoay utilize the natural lime (in foods and milk, necessary I to make strong bones., -Give j SCOTT'S " EMULSION piffHiimMHHHmnsnrinHinitmiini Astrologer tins. rnnnFiiucK nAi.iircs !01 N Ave., La Grande, Ore. Rendlns dally, Readlna by Alullfa Speclaltr Tho dully nroiniKn number or liomt Imius Is D.IUO. Hut UiIh nveiiiR-o la inrrensed t retnendoiiMly when you henr n liurrflin1 prowling nmoiif? your poftHeHRt'oitK tit m'li1nlhtt ami realize Unit all your jjooil IntentloiiH to take out hurtf Ini y liiMiiriineo aren't wort h n Ihlnw heryiuao they' never pot beyond Ihe f;ooil Intention HtaKC It's bud enough to 1,3 lurKliiri.e(l; but don't let. yourneir bo oauKht' without InirKlary iiiHunince. Union Mortgage & Investment Company HEAL IllKuiTuce Kstnte Loan BERVTCB New Foley Blrig., La, Qrande Oregon. Spend - Save What you spend is tho other fellow's, hut what you save you can cull your own. The tendency to save is very noticeable by our bank statement. We encourage it for the ltiason that we con sider it good for Imlh of us. . .1 i United Stales National Bank Physicians & Surgeons i,kr n. nocvv, i. u. I.I.W A u it.Kl:, . 11. Practice limited lo discuses Of tha live, Kar, .0u and Throat. Now Foley Telephone HulldliiK .Main 1 v.. ;. Kimiv, m, n. I'hyslcluii and Surfc'eon Sommer Teiephona Uulldin Main TrllH I.. HAMII.TOW, M. II. . I'liyaiclan an4 aui'Keon riardner Telephone Vulldlnir Main lit lu-sldence Phono M"atn tins U no answur call .Muln HitO W P. Me A DOIt T. M. I. burtj. Vew Foley liulldlnic Telephone Main 69 P. I.. ItALSTOW, M. 1. Prcatlce llinllcd lo diseases of tim 1-lye, Kjir, Nose aiid Throat Rooms 18-19 Telephone Sommer liulldlng, Main 77ft A. .. ni( llAltl)(IN. M. 11. yurjfery nonms 16-17 Telephone Somtner JtulIdlnK Main 15 j. a. wondi:iii.t;k, m. ii. Physician and Ruryeon tver -1 & L. triiK Store , Bus. Phone . 9 lies. Phone Mull) CTS Muln STi It. G. McCAI.I., M. I). Physician nnd Surgeon , Rommcr Telephone iiiiiidimr Main :i8 A nice f lo'or adds to the value of a home. We have a car of oak flooring on the way and can give you the kind of a floor you want and at a reason able price. VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. Phone Main 732 . Good Seivice Quick, 5t5 Beautiful Floors Special On WASH BOILERS ItcK. . Snlo No. R All-Copper Holler ..' fn.no $1.20 No. U All-f'oppcr. Holler 7. nil J.DO No. K Ualyantzcd . Holler l.Cr, 1.25 No. y OiiH-iinizcd Holler i!.:r. I.5T No. S' Ant) Uueli Link Holler:... 5.00 !I..V1 No. !) Alltl Kusll I.lNk Holler.... 4.511 ' 3.15 No. S Plain l.lsk Holler 3.50 2.15 No. II I'lnln l.lsk Holler 3.51) 2.15 Tliene nre all the lAnk M(K. Co. Hollers ami eannot bo oftualled in quality ami prlco. F.L. LILLY IIARDAVARE Phone Main 85 l SACRCLV Wo liw(hnrt,re with ilinity nml ffifielcney the aer"l re- Hltonihilitlts that nre trusted to u. We appreciate, the honor of mrvinff wlen rvbi bi m much necib'il. We Ti!ilerjt.ind - 2 SNOIMiRASS A immi;kma Main 61 V.j,i.iiJ J flltllllllllilliNINII
