La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 29, 1928, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextThe Observer Want ... , ; ' - ,. The Market WTODAY F.Nl Furnished upt Wav. (it. . ' 2-2!i-lmp It I'H'NT-f-Apt. 2 104 First. ; 2-2S-3tp :W-r rNI-fM'noh or Key' on rtn. Ill WIWI1! atilU 1VI (III., bit HAliH-Honsi'lHiil ftmilturd. tMiiHt Hl 1 IiIh wflcjfe.' ChuuPt Main . ' ' . 2-2 a-Up j t io n v-t Hum 1 lr i' i y f In)) hoibvo. C'c-dar. I'lione H"-t ' I' . --2-20-Cln ri It I.KNT' 4 -room fui-nislunl (mist'. -MM Spring. Cull Main HI. 2-!!!l.3tj. tilt S A 111 Oil rilADK 2Vfc iicros, ko1 Ihhihc, barn,; khi-ukc, 1 li'Uuu" In. On vay U-nna. till 2 MM ll-frtit St. 2'-2!t-2l ilt HKNT Two 4-ruuin furni.sh- 1 npartiiK'nts with private l.atli. Irooiim at (ornir Aduiu.s ami Co-i .liir. I'hono 2b'i-lL - I , , l r Iff Kit HKKMv Itooms with or' I wit limit liouid. t"liic rutt'H. ' Almoluti'ly imnjern, ' first v.uhh I plum. . 2-SH-It p Lit liKNT fl room liouso, ;iu i (4th St. . Hardwood floors, firo- I idact,' guruKf, otc; rodceomU'd and ck-un. rlione 3U9-W. - ... . , 2-29-ltp i'ANTKIH-Work -of 'ttny kind, tn ! town or on . lai nr:- steady or odd f -fbhs. , llnvo ImViT out of work j throp months; will do unythlnK. T. Shirley, euro Salvation Army. " i j . .' 3-2 0-2 W roil HUNT Htrlctly -.modern f room lioUHc with HleopthB poreh, pipe fm-nare, rirophK-e, wired forlPOH RKNT Bleeping rooms. O. electric. i;urai;e. in onejor tnc neqt parts or town. I'hone i)i-J or inquire 1 4i 5 N Bve. -2!l-2t I'Olt SA1.K Owlnif to poor health will sell oiir businesR, stock nnd fixtures'. nl Kood will. Thls'is a pajrinK proposition nml will bear -Uive.HtlRiition. No curiosity seek- I'iors. I. a Grunde (Inrment h'tictory. I i . . ; ... 2-29-llp RVANTKil Kxpeiieneetl wultross nt The Tiffin. Apply In person. 2-2B-tf pVANi'KI) TO. ltKN'P-r-6 - room modern furnished house, by re liable parly. Cali Observer. , i I i , i' ' 2-28-ltl) IWaNTKDA good light roadster Ais. Will oceept far as taiyment An piano. Oood :trrido It car is fn1 good condition. Adlcr Music Co"., ijt ttran.le, Ore. 2-2S-:lt 1 FOB BENT FOll ltKNT--Furnlahed npts. f2fi; Houses for rent nnd for sale. V. S. Investment Co. .. 1-lG-lf ll'OK HUNT 6 - room modern house on tiak. ?2S. lit. MO-W. 2-24-Olp Il-'OH HKNT r-room modern upt., mahogany and upholstered fur niture. ' private lati, sleeping porch, garage. 901 o ove. I'hone 23S-J. . 2-2 8-It FOll HUNT S-room Duplex with bath, strict -ty modern", full basement, fur nace, In best residential district. Allen Duplex, 1S07 4th St., Main 643. M0M'NP0P FRECKLES AND HIS GEE! L FORGOT TO TELL POP i -.: ... I THAT I. DID My OWM AASHll X 1 1JL'. TODAY AMD "SAVED $3 -HE'LL. J .. arf.,BE SCRPRISED ASNELL jAsjpL&sED , ; 1 f " W W IT SEEMS TO M& THAT 4 1 MOW SOO0 VM1LU )! vwjiV-e AREAiT V w SAOUL-D BE SEIN LAJD ) IT B6 86PORE vwE BAR FPOM LAMD . . .PKE77V SOQ3I AASOJA1S f TZ CA SEE LAND, H RISATOVJJ.' . ; l'?A.0 ASR CAPTAIN Jyf CAPTAIN? ' V, ESS&BS HCW FAR UE ) Y , ,-f Sf .' '. . . v . PUe) of Union and Wallowa Countle Observer Want Ad : Rates (Count five average worda Io the line.) .'.; ' - Per line, 1st Insertion I (to Ier line, each added conaoo-. - ultra insertion To Minimum charge on one or doe -. i. .S3o RATKS Br MONTH -1 linn, per month..... ...U.M 3 lines, irr month............... $3.& 4 lines, per month.... t.UO 3 lines, par month- ..7a Kach additional lino over five rliartiil ut OOo per line per UlOlllh. .'--'; - : , , ' CAK1I IV ADVANCI5 la re. qtiiifd on all Classified orders to earn thrae ratmi.' Hivber raHtl cliarimt on all credit Inscrttori. Copy for aU ClamiHrd ordni ntvu bo in this office bj til A, M. DAY OP INSERTION. top 'orr dcra ou;ad bucrted until further notice' iuu.st be 'recelvetl bjr the Mime boilr or oitra. Insertion will be clmrftvd. . 'J'Kiephono order solicited. CuhIi rat4M may. be earued --on phone orders by payment on or before dale ot last liwertlnn. " PHONE MAIN .17 "An Obsemer Want Ad ''" '' Will 0 It" ; VOW UK NT Furnished -apt.,. -cor 0th and N. Ph. H7-M. 2-27-lf FOR RENT SI room house 26 mo. Call 3U-J. Jl-18-tf. o. K. temple. Fhooe B62..I. KU BAUD AMI TRASSi FOR SALE 3 acres of lunA In Way rnrh. Call S57-J.- 2-S-tf KOIt KA1.K Kox terrlor- putipies. 1502 Monroe... Mm. Hen Holllday. ,: . . ", 2-2S-3t l'"OH SAI.K 4-room liouss with hath, ut J412 Cherry St. Call If. '. Noilsen, 806 Kprlrfs;. 2-2S-3() VOn RA1J-; Dry pole or log wood, or 10-Inch wood. Call 227-W. ' . , -. ' 2-6-lmp FOll ,HAI,K OH TRADU Some : good used ranges, from. $18.00 and up. i'urnlture b?xchanget ' t f i '..'--' 2-11-tf FOlt SAI.K 10 tohs.of sweet clov er hay, cheap if ' taken, at ' once'. J. D. Hobbln, lrSrhj Sd-X'' ' .'''' ' ' ;' 2-27-3t FOll KALI-: 20 head of draft horses,, weight laOO to 11-DO. AIso one registered Retglan draft stal lion, 6-year-old. Cull Fanners 102.- - V . , S-2S-0tp FOIlSAl.ROIt TRAOK Two good used 9X12 rugs, Axminster; one good used breakfast set a bur gain' one good used day bed, walnut finish.' We lutve a. few bridge lamps left at 14.04. Come and -get them - while they .'last. Furniture j-Ixchnnge. ' - 2-11-tf IXJSX 1.0.ST-Hlck leather billfold with papers. Finder leave nt Cieav inger's office. 1 W. .11. Williams, owner. . - r V "2-27-2tp LOST in'"Arcade theater,- Satur day afternoon,' ladles' tan .felt hat, Finderreturn to Observer. ''' - .-, - : , "'2-27-.'ltp , ' "'"i' "'" ' " ' , !.' HEY, MOM-! THERE'S THREE BLvrTONlS. OFF M.V SKIRT AND SOME OF MM BEST HANDKERCHIEFS : ARE SCORCHED FRIENDS Ad Pade MISCKIXANKOtJi CA1.I, 4 IS-J for wood sawinir. 2-23-Ctp l".'3tM LOANS The oest to ba Nobody likes to far. 'the muslo .'''"' S,0,lnK western slur, will nave had. V. 8. Investment Co. O. W.'when you're almtliiR. your own"" ",81- ehuncu to see him In his Wurnock. ' . : c, , l-U-tf pralso. : ,most recent picture. 'OnllopInK i t . . v 1 Thunder," today when It clones its LA QRANUB MATTKKH8 llp-l : holstertnc A , Weavins Works, 2-W. Chiw ,. Edward Phone Prop. , . 12-l-lm KASTKIIN OlliJClON School of - Music Violin' ' piano, voice. Ore ' dlts. I. O. O. F.Temple. Th. 44T-J. . " 2-3-lm USED CARS , 1 . 1025 KOUD COIIPK : .,' 11120 Kfl) COIIPK 1920 IH'ICIC COUCH . JKNNINU8 t Slll'.MATH 2-2R-U INCOME TAX "FACTS ; ,. ' .. xo. is 1,oh3cr '. nrlslnsT .from "fires, storms, shipwreijc' or other casual-. ty.or from theft'.' aro deducllblo and need not be.connected wlt-h the taxpiiyer's trade or business. af his home or' nulomhbl'le- Is dstrOyeil.0,""n"-;lvJ'iKand some (tef n llvlntt. bylire. or his summer: bunnlotj. . ;v''!i ' ' ' v. fl . diimliired by slornf, he may claim! why do you-look so troubled, a deductlon-for. 1 he loss sustained'. 1 Johnnie:. " -Tm term "other casualty." within liecause .If I ro ler school ter tho mennlnit of tho stutule; V-one"1- de teacher'll lick me fer not n.!i ,i,,..i, h t,hv.inni rnfen. Prepiiiin' my lesson., hn' If I stny of naturfor example, a flood or frost., , Loss of property by theft or bur-1 riarv is.an allowable dediielion. and neeij btlsl automoli conv circumstances attendinK . . Jewelry leave tho owner In doubt as to whether It was stolen, mls-l placed, or lost from his person, a claim foC loss would not be allow- the 'Jewelry was stolen. A loss for- embezzlement Is. de ductible ror the year In which, sus tained. ' : T , ' HILGARD PERSONALS HILOARO (Special) Among! those who attended the dalice here; Saturday night were Lester ? aul irom i.a ranue; misses erume. and Lorraine Smith. Mr. and Mrs. l.'red Foster, Tom Murray and Carl Robinson from Perry. 1 Those from here who attended tne uanee at nameia wen. .,.,,, Vertla and .Bessie Ferguson, Alta Harris und lonanl l-'ergusoa. O'ltegent White left ror Port land Monday, where he will con 24 Hours Ends CDB1D) A"comiron cold" may result in grippe or flu. At the very first sign, go to s drug store and get a box of HILL'S. Take promptly. HILL'S breaks up a cold (n 24 hours because it does the four vital things at once stops the cold, checks the fever, opens the bowels and tones the system. Red tax, 30 cents. . HILL'S .'-' - Cascara Bromide Quinine Why Speak neT !MenrtT.ol. orri'-?f. d by, the theft of jewelry or an flw.:.. entnee ZllZtoZ -"W.""t, The Captain Has His Joke OFFICE CAT ' Knemles aren't.a had lot. .They I don't take' you hunting 'and tiien lprelend you are a snulrroi. '. . . . v mrnif-i viau. ' , ...... .....n.i,.,d. ,,..n,,iH "''?; liayhiK too much for thlnfcs that are luxuries.. WHAT IT TOOK This Is what It took to make n dress fnrtv vent's ntn! Plftnsn vnrda ' of wide silk, five yards of. skirt moves rapidly through a Ihrilllnit llnlntr. three yards - of horsehnlr i,','" events. Includina' the ex cloth tn stiffen the skirt, four ynrds Prr," robbery of a fortune In irold of silk for dust rufflefive yards of '.or- thffl desperate chase after thn . ,., . ... Ihnnrilt vniiir. nn,l it Itonlln rldA 1 rnrt-irril MKin MIIIUIIIK, iweni- I four Inches of skirt heltim? and the same of waist beUlni.-, pne and one- half yards of sleeve- linlnir, two Inches of buckram for collar stlf- fenlnir. four dnsen fannv'' buttons. one card larce honks and eves, two ' cards of medlum nnd one card in-i .visible honks nnd eyes, five spools 1 of cotton thread,' four of bulinn-'; hole, twist, two yards, of 'feather! j.bonlnK for waist, one ynrd 'of small -y bnninfr for collar and holt of seam iblndlm;. ' And yet we still heai per- . .sons mnkinR fun'-.of . women's! clothes today. Rome men make an honest llvlntr. home, me mudder'll lick me fer I .7 ,.,,rr., t'r.BO or ",ny home. Hut if I oe encner urks me an' mud ,1a,. r h 11 . n. 1.1-tt-i. or n ,so 1 1 ' A.ntoe can nmtrin . im - ;"; ,. ,t Is a tale of strange adventures . 1 primitive passions and the. white It pc.ys to Improve iimnerty. The' . '. ,, . ' ' White llooso was done over Ibis ' " hlnh 11111 ?K " year and now look ho many pros S1 ' JL'f'1 ' In. V Husband freturnimr. from nnull lug trip): "What do you think of'; brought Into being by n ensi of these beauties?" . ' .,. 1 supporting players of unusual Wife:. "Don't try to deceive me. merit.; . Mrs.- Nnybour saw you In the fish I ' 'r!! McNumurn, who achieved shop." '- J fame 'with' his part as the Inngh Husband: "Yes, I know she did. .Provoking, marine in "What I'rleo You see I caught so many. I simply Glory." is. again enst In a inlrih had to sell some." producing role. Anders Itandolf Is M--,, ,,i,the rtitbless mining engineer, who for the Sherman builds a railroad with the lives of ttnue , worl( fay r0 ' Hpx nlowr, ,,rt Monday for. The nn(,s . .. ... .iton. Noble Johnston and Virginia nmy Smti, nex Ra rib mess, l.a F'ondo ure'east lu , tho other wo,.0 nnycfrl vls'llors Thursdny. ' 'roles of Importance;- : "' 7 Mrs. Howard Slalret and chll- The backgrounds are '. said to ,ire were recent La Orande vis- promise m.-.r.j- 'Sew' and startling ,(orH. Mi's. Bert Able and MrA Mary O.:i)efore. '' ' Young were Lu Orande. shoppers) "The Gateway of lhe Moon" Is Thursday. (coming to. the Arcade theater for Mrs.: Sam Ferguson and son, three days commencing Thiirsduy, F.mll, . were. In ijt, Oranda Thurs-!' ; -, j . -.. ' I , A, sniper In New Jersey "drove - Mrs. Jennie Holverson was In La'nrol,d i automobile nnd shot Oranile-Saturdny. ' ' at mora than twantv neonlel l'roh. Frod Hagey and son, Dale Tromhihlv iomo Ford driver hnnlied I.e. Slarkey were at llilgard Saturday, Mrs. Mubel Scott, Mrs. Sam Fer. gusim and daughter erda audi. )lt spfaklng of graft, sons. Fronds and Leonard, Alta Kagf of 8 ,,,,, to lluv Harris, Wade Thompson and Mrs., tlme-und-nhnlf for overtime. Kd Saluig were, visitors In It, Grande Saturdny. "Senator Bnomboom McWhorler Isn't interested in the Boulder Dam bill.1 It's a, fine npportainlty to car-: ry water en both shouldersf hht critics declare,, but they 'atld that tho senator Is all .wet now. 1 of It? Y LOOK AT THIS SHIRT-- J : . , L BETTER. VELL AT X "THAT WASHLADS; OR ELSE 3T A ) . I NEW OWC "Tasnaii f nmm 7 ;m f.at- E'fiS y - ( ( srcAisAr' ) ' . 'MOT OM&K7ACEE ) MOAiESr? ' ) I 0OJM !! J P'm Tl i AMLES FROM a (SlvwM!CA ' tr W Bob Custer Is Star, in Film At The Colonial Aninlrera of Boh Custer, rupld run at the Colonial theater, l-oc.il nndlenpM have HCrlfllmi,,! thn urn. as undoubtedly Custor's inesla real tribute for the popu lar pluyer has nppearcl In apveral unusually worth-whllo pictures In the past.: : , The action of the picture Is fnst- movinx and convlncinic. The theme ' " " " ; aboard a runaway express cur. , toiioweu uy a narrow escape from death Only secondary In Importance to these episodes Is a romanlio theme 01 .tn 'ovo or a neuuii.rui Kin liour- lv loat throuKh blind Jealousy. Anne Kheridan plays opposite truster In the leadline feminine, role,, and is ew-to- decided advnnliiKn. ; I . Hpott, Pembroke, one of the besi i known directors or -western proilui- tlons, 'handled . the meiphone for ''Oalloijlim Thunder,", udaptett from the story; by ' W. ' liert Koslor. . ' A holeoble supportlnK "chst . appcari, headed by J. 1'. Lockney,; Hithard It. Jell fld.l'Vriiando Oalveit; . , "Gateway of The Moon" Stars . ' Dolores Del Rio lA rotnrtnco of unusual beauty, taken aKalnst the wild barksround love with a young Kngllsh railroad builder, played by Walter Pldgeon. Suanense.' mvstnrv and ni-en: lianini' ohounil In 'plentiful measure and j'helplesa Indians. He ,1s the. uncle 'of Chela, Adolf Millar, Leslie. Fen Igllmpses Of e-Jii'.lf never filmed na nlm . traffic Jam.' . L I the ieen , Astrologer - ; MRS. rnnnBRinii iiai.nrs 101 N Ave.. La Orande, Or. Readings dally. Readings by Mail a Specialty, neo u s pat orr. "Buzz", Barton v And His Freckles Coming: to Star v Novelty Is the keynote to enter tainment of a hltthor onler, and in starring a 13-year 'old, freckle faced . hnrd-rldimf youniniter in .a series of ,western pictures, KltO strikes an entirely new note In film production, according to the manaKement. , of tho 'Wtar theater, where Itusa llnrtnn's' Attest pic ture "The HlliiKshol Kid," will be shown today and Thursday.. Muss holds the unique distinction of beliiR the youngest western star oalhe screen today., nnd In fact ho hag almost ten years start over every other- flint actor holding the honor Hint was : conferred upon him by KilO. : liecause of .the success or 111s i first slurring vehicle, "The Hoy Hlder." iltixs comes to the Star theater ' In "The Hllngshol Kid" with, .a-, reputation already made for him.; Despite, the fuel that ho has been starred, In but one picture provlous to. this, .t he ..has a large following of fans, hot 'only amongst the youngsters : but also, with the grnwn-uinv whp'.seem'.to enjoy tho novelty .of 0 Iboy.wcsterri atnr. - "Tho HMhgsliot Klil". Is tlin stnry of an old., descried mining, town which Is. visited by Iluxs and his pal. Krank Jtlco:in the search for the boy's fat her,, who has been un heard ..of J for .years'. ''While In town, they 41111 nwilnst' a .laind of outlaws' and fcur the Cross M llanen ..for. JlsSvnoj-. a beautiful young .' glrj. .. lilcldenlnliy, : there are many "Unusuuf-setluouecs, such u that In which the ghosts or the dead, town roam again under tho guidance of Uiuus and hls.pnl. The . cast . Includes nun," Frank lllce, .fe.nunn Morgan, .'Arnold Orny,' lluclv..i'oiinnrs. Jay Morley. and otliers. .. l.ouis King directed front 'a' continuity prepared by Oliver llrakc. ,: John S uart wist , ,,,,., M ' . with President and Jean Duponl uro the all hors. H Htiriison. , When liar- Dog lovers will nnd a )lclUro i,(i)on u,ei ,. nmnv ,,,,,, that will more than tuttisfy Ihem In policies, and the whig par- "Avoir Fangs." Vox Films 1 IjW, denounced him.- ,. - production . starring . Thunder, 1 ff p0lk .. . ': ' w hich Is also on the program at 4 j, Tlly0r, daughter of the Star theater today and I huts- Zlu,,m.y Tn..0l. dayj nils plelure. showing us It . sTlK1 ,,,' lax mendmcnt does the regeneration of a dog and I lhe ilppcl flrt,lUm ot ,.,,., allying an ansor,. ..a ., ,.,, . - , to parallel tho dog plot, more than docs Justice to the talented canine, actor. . . , , . ITALY TO 01 Vl'5 VOTHS TO FATIIIIRH OF 18 Oil MOIlll, says a headline. They do have largo 'families. ' . i Starts . MONDAY ARCADE VJL By Taylor By Blosser Mm C7 . romance . injfie t)ii) . f OH-3UESS X. WON'TSAV ? ' ( ANMTHINQ TO POP ASOOr . ' 7 SAVIWQ THAT 3 - X'LU J05T J V KEEP IT FOR PIW MONEY ) , im sr 'ymmu imw. JtossC Professional Directory This directory Is eanertelly handy foe the newcomer or for the , out-of-town reader who may want the name and addreaa of aoese ' profeaalonal man. It has, been carefully preiwredj and will prate to be ready aid to any reader In obtaining prompt professional service. . ..." '", : .... 1 ..'-,'' ' Classified tor Quick Reference Dcntlsta OH. GKO, ItllKr.M"! over U tc U Drug Co, Main UlT Dentist Telephone Architect O. a. MII.I.KR, Architect ltoum 7 La Grande National Bank IK. Idles Osteopathia I'hyslclaru J. f 1NII1.R, it. o. MAItOAItlO'l' IMJI.H, U, O. Osneral uraeilne and lua "PO8T BV8TEM" fur fallen arohes. Seminar Telephon ttulldlnc 1 Main 104 LICKNSF.IJ MATKRWJTV nOMB Trained care, I'rlce rsasonahlo. Mrs. III. W. Hsrt. not Y. I-liO-lm wvrnnMAir piano schooi-Rss and Jasa In 12 leaauna. Popular ' songs ImtDedlstely. Iteglnnera os ' advanced, llrace llaraos, Instruc tor, Box jt7. ' ' -i . OAK I,i WOOD Certified' Public , Accountant. lU KIni. St.. I'hone ',, Main 1. .'. .,. ''; .-' 'ANSWERS TO PRESIDENTS 1 GAME . Answers to President's Game No. 8, which uppeurs on unother page. 1 Grunt, In a fine tomb on, Illv- efMldi, lli lve.'. ' . 1 n'uln- '' t-lit u'tiu Ifti'led vice' .,.,,... They are the 16th and 17th ainendmenls. . '-'.'.! Wilson. '. . ' 7 Within one, vote or the two-: thirds required by liiw. The vote! was 36 to 19. ' . -', -.'.' :, '; ! Alice Hathaway Lee, of llos. ! ton. J4he died In 1884. ' U He was recalled to the cup!-! till, -111 1798, to reorganise the army.'! 10 Those were tho nicknames ror Wm. Henry Harrison's campaign in 1840, and referred to his hardy, ' simple, frontier life, f -. I The less you know about it .the belter -eiitia you'll make, iHIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIWI PO comfort the bereaved by giving unlet und effUient service Is our aim. That Is the best way to give comfort under the circumstances. Yuu can rely upon us. ... Wo Understand . SNOFKIKASS A ZI.MMiatMAff Main 61 asasBssBseiaasjasasaaasMngasaSBs f '' STAGES LEAVE FROM LA GRANDE DEPOT Wallowa Coach Co. ... .''; 1 ' Leave . ' . "v ' ' La Grande for Joseph 8:45 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Connect with All Points West : . Blue Mountain Transportation Co. Leave ' ' ' La Grande for Raker, Boise u- , 11 ;25 a. m. La Grande for Baker only 4:35 p.m. La Grande for Pendleton 10:30 a. m 3:45 p.m. (Connections ot Pendleton for Walla Walla nnd P.isco) Leave La Grande For Portland at 10:30 a.m. ; Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00 For information I PhTsicUni & Surgeon I BB H. BUVVV, M. D. LKHl u.l.Kloa. at. II. Practlua liniltad to diaeasea of ta, Kve, JOar, Nuio and Throat. Naw Foley . - Telephone uuiidinir . - aiainis R. O, KIRBT, M. D. Phyalulau and Burgeon " ' Rommer Telephone' tiulldlnc Mala it VBIC4 I,. HAMII.TOSJ. M. D. Physician and eurgson V uaMner . Telephone Vullding' Msln M Residence Phone Main tiug " If no snawer call Main SOS W, P. MeanORr. M. Hurifcja U. Vaw Foley , .i Tel. uuliuing Main H r, 1.. RAI.S I OW, M. o. '- Prcatlce limited to dlaeasea .'of tne Kye, Knr. Noae, and Throat li Rooms 18-19 . Telaphone Bommer BuIMImj , . MalnUIJ A a sa - atnnatAw ma n Hoomlfl-17 . Tfllt-phone) 3ommr' Ualldtnc UMall- 1. a. wtmvHSMun, si, v. j Physician and Burgeon --.1 Aver L. ft U Drug Store hus. I'nona ? . Main 07 ..,.'. ; Rea. lhOn Main II. O. MrCAI.I,. M, D. - Physician and Surgeon . v Bommer Telephone Building Main 13y 1 -l-l, There Are Some Can you imagine a man who has no busi ness to transact at' a bank? ; ;".;,'.,: , If there is such a man . he has no business at The successful man. uses the bank the most. .,4'. ';.;'; .''". We aie here to serve. -' ' ' ' ' f . '; United States National Bank Try our NUMBER 900 VARNISH. Test it out with BOLIING water if it turns white, we will refund your money. Costs; no more than cheap var nish. VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. : Phone Main 732 Good Service Quick call MAIN 790