La Grande evening observer., April 30, 1928, Image 7

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Monday, April 30, 1928
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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The Observer Want
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa
J Vmnrmvrv a xr
i fpOK 1IKNT Ono 6-room house
; and harn. fniruae, , 2 . lurse lota
with trult troivs. Phoiu 2K2-II.
4-30-tt
I'lllt HUNT furnished or umur-
nished nuts. Cull Urande Itunde
A Ills. , v ' ' 4-30.11
nil 8AI.B One A-V. milch, cow.
Just freeh, J'hone harmem 1:1:1.
9f tad. w. Tuylor, . . 4-311-21 1
t'Oll MKNT it-room furnished
apartment, private toilet and
Kul'UKe. J 4 1 K Monroe, : 4-30-Hp
, iW . 1 1 1 , ,
I'Olt 8AI.K four-room moil. 'in
holme, , Knsy payments. 13118 V.
4-3(1-lip
lilt SAI.;- Wash. Nursery Btork
at ono-thlrd discount. O. V.
Kvfji'elt,: AI., cor. Xprtict -'nnd
Adams. 4-mi-tii
,()ST I'oi'Hons taking tan and
pieum wool Hweiiler from tonnift
nourt on Walnut Si., please re
turn ami receive reward. I'hono
44H-J or 304 Main Ml. . ..4-s.CJ.2t
BY)t AIK l-'ivo-rooin hoiiK.e ami
ono ricro of ground, burn and two
rliirltpn Iiousch. l.otH of fruit
trcfiH and borrieM. mile from
town. Call 32S-M. liOt J'ulmer.
' . 4-30-J1
'OH SA1.K Wrecked lumber, old
Hpsh nnd doora, and bricks; Some
jclUH-yS; 0-Inch rustic and pine
pooling. Homo tMivetrotigh . and
downspout. Also some drain tile.
fall north end of Cedar St.
inrgp HurtvlgHen. ' 4-:to-2tp
VtAKTEU
WANTKI) TO BUM. New !l-room
liouse, 1 hlork from litKh school.
Ii'illl btiseinent. hullt-lns,- Hnrd
wood floors, $0, lion,- S mini cash,
hnlnnce like rent. Or. will tnulc
for rnnch, or vucunt lot. full
Clauilo 0. l'rnll, Main 2IS.
4-2S
-'-.Trr l'Olt HALI2 Vouncr team, woo:l
FOR RENT wafion, lireaehlnf? harness, wulk-
"t,","m'' I"''1. .-;,'' ''"" I" plow.' Call Observer. 4-28-3lp
I PR RI3NT Apt, 1307 Tenll ave. '
' 3-8-'..f KOU SAl.UTT-Chrysler "ill" sedan,
... .. ... ,, .,, ' ' Kooil ns now, at a bni'Kaln. fail
I' Olt KKNT Apt. t all 4HI-VV. at 2013 ml. St. . . 4-28-Otp
" '4-2S-3tp '
" ' J''Oll SALK 70.000 shares of Unil-
KOIt HUNT LlKbt hoiiseheopiiiB . - m1. Meieury Mine Co. stwk. Ad
rooms'. 1513 Adams. I'll. 257-J. divss XY, eo Observer. 4-2r.-0tp
l''01t It I0NT 3-room furnished apt. (foil KALK Lot on cedar street.,
;ai1uIIs. 101-W. ..'4 ; 4-17-tf. ,.$740, Including; street Improve-
..Olt HRNT-Two furnished house- ' """""v r"' '"' -27-3lp
keephiB rooms. Phone 300-lt. KOK WALK Toy lox.terrlor, male.
4-8.1-tf House broke, $10. Hawthorne hi-
,,,,. ; ; ' cycle, $ir,. Can lie seen 'nt, HiOf
VOH HKNT 4-room modern fur- , 7(h s, T , , ...k . 4.g8.6,B
nlshed, house. 14 03 S nve.
l-'Olt HKNT Klve-room modern
house, unl'ui-llished. Call 145-Vf.
4-2S-3I
mil HUNT 0-ioom home, with
fine garden plot and Rood water
Hffht. $15 par month. W. II.
lilolinenkump Co. . 4-10-lf
KOI I JtKNT Modern furnished
apartment, hardwood floors. Cor
ner Sixth and N. I'hono 147-M.
4-lS-lf
i
FOlt JIKNT Ono 2 nnd 3-room
unfurnished upts. Strictly mod
ern. Kqulpped wilh Krisiduire.
Inquire at Mel'vllles. 1431 Adums.
4-2S-21
ron rent
1-room Duplex with bath, strict
ly modern, full basement, fur
nace. In best residential district.
Allen Duplex, 1607 4th St.,
Main 643.
' ' .' ' ' ' " -abes i
itlOM'N' POP ',' ' i Simple,Very Simple'M: By Cowan
IKrr'lTitfF! , I VES. SR,t50C, AHEM I HUM- I f TACTILE AtAHESlA. CWSES -k '. ' ' Vl HEVEB DID .' -TUE tMOtttotft'l I - VWA.T A LUCKS BREfkiC " I
V T f OR A SECONTj I INELt TUEttE ARS TEREOGN0SiS . A&WN 1 aaaaJ ' A UNDERSTAND IT -V IS TU NOW . ' FOR. ME '. A CHAMCE BLOW IW
I1'f . I WAS AS SEVJEBAL PLAUSIBLE (?ETRoaRWE AVAHESlt. PREVENTS 1 1 I . ; . BEFOue, BUT IT'S . PULLED Htv Tut' "POSTERIOR UE6WN OP WW '; 1 !
t ec ' DI2XV AS A REAS0MS - DETENTION, OF MteAORV .THtRe I I.... ,' - S1NASL6 A.TTE6 VT'S . THROUGH VUITH WOODLE bID THE TRICK AKQ &ET THE
-nr ciClt? ' S AND THEN AMNESIA -FtiOK ARE CASES OF tWSTA&MUS Ll .' erPUIKE.T, DOCtOR. ALU 1U0SE V CREDIT -XV. TACK. AWSWSR.
ruur ' WV WCMOftV THE GREEK. - CMISIH& PTOSIS DMSPNEk, - V ' . A TETSrMBLE 61SEASE5 V HUKDREX) OKI TwElU BILL ,
c ivSt HETU(iNED-HOuJ ATTACKS ITS VICTIMS ORCVAKOSlS AHT RARE ; ' : rgf VOO NA1AE.O- V AS UOMO A'S. THEM L00K.hsmer. '
K',' DO VOU EWLMNy IN SEMEftAL vvAVS. CASES DEVELOP ATAViA., ,',,;.. ; . . BVaVJ. ' IT THAT NAY-C-tli0-n,
1 ' ' i s
tFRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Tame Compared to This " By dosser
(j WE'LL. SET TO BED EABLyJ fvWW IF 7AEVD TAk ) WEY vOMT 8cf?WER ) :- 'k$fMs ( Pi OOOol! USTEM TO TE , TW
) TtJoieAT SO W6CAAS SET ZOT I'M SCARED A NOTION TD (TOMS OS-U&3INS AND L .. SOOD 01SUT V I? LlOAlS ROAR SEE! IT .
I OP BEK5AT AND EARLY opWOSE MEAD AMD SET ALL. ivMVLL SLEEP OorSlDC . I liji C '' Gt$&&&lW K EJEM ROCJdS EAEW-'-' B
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HATES BY MONTH
2 linos, per month t'i ISO
S llnca, Mr montli SH.itA
4 llneH, iter inontli $4.on
3 Hoes, iwr month $4.75
KaiJi aililltlaual line over five
chanted at 5Uo )er Hue ucr
mouth.
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PHONE MAIV 87 '
f"Au Observer Want Ad ' .
. Will Do It" .
l'OH HlNTJ 2-room, 3-1-09111 und
fi-rnom furVilslieil houses. Clean
anil fiulet. lmtf Groenwoocl.
, . J '-.-. . , 4-25-lf
l'Xlt bALt. A.M livaik.
KOH KAI.i; Timothy h'jy. farm
ers 1 fi 0. ' ;. 4-20-6tp
dresser, . 1 chiffonier, 1 poster
bed, walnut finish, $72. Furniture
Kxchange. 474-J. , 4-21-tf
KOH SALK OH THAI.) 10 Almost
new electric, washlni? machine.
Also a bargain. Furniture Ex
' change. 474-J. w . 4-21-tf
FOH SALE Oil THADK Walnut
dresser and chiffonier, A-l con
dition. Hargaln. Furniture Kk
change. 474-J. 4-21-tf
FOlt SALE A good used chest.
I-'lne. for sloping blankets anl
winter garments. Furniture Kx
change. 474-J. 4-21-lf
FOR SALK Podge touring c ir.
CnnVl mechanic!! I condition. A
I bargain If taken at once. Can ne
seen at 2212 Cedar. Ph. 222-J.
' . , ' 4-20-Ctp
Who said the . Irish ami the
Dutch . don't amount to very
much? , Co ask the Atlantic
ocean! , ,
Ad Page
Counties '
HISOEIXATOOOa
I'RBH KILM developing. Highest
(itiulity prints. fjllveithorn
. WrlHlit. I.a Uronde. 4-17-lmii
I.AWN .MOWKHH cut If I a-rlnl
! them or no pay. Suws filed the
I new way. 1.1u:i Ailums. 1'h. CKt-W
LA UltANll MATTHES3 A Up-,
Phone 42.-W. Chat. Edwards,
I Prop. 13-1-lm
ZUBElt HItICK - liooms wltb
linnrd. M(idirt rHtoa. ItMraf aIhmM
place. , . 8-ai-linp
EASTKRN OUlCaON Sohooi at &lu
sic Violin, piano, voice crediiu. -
1. O. O. F. Temple. IMi. 447-J. I
3-9-1M
MONfOY Kasy monthly paymentHj Juiltro: Why did von hit tlu
on straight oana. See J. R. OH- dry (rood clerk, nuuliini?" i
ver. ' , 3-8-2m .Mrs. Knm'kcr: "Wi'll, your lion-.
' ' 1 1 1 -i nr. I iiMkvd hoi to slinw uio tiiimo-
MONIiY TO LOAN We liav mon- lUnK Kulluhlo In ncokwoor for ifcv
ey to loan on desirable city prop-. wU mul sUi ,,k(Hl nt my iiM-k mid
erty ut the low ratn of Interest of tln uH4l imp .ft WHslmiir!"
0. . We write all kinds 6f tn- l , . .
surance.. liududliiK life. .Cbup. II. J p .r :.v .
lieynotds. 1 : 3-10-lfI .JImnilp,". mid the ichor "What
sirM, li iji.'f . !'V ' 1
PBKTNXJ In the hu,rom.-if .Mar-
Villi ('h)iTirr rIViinir.n.-iii-r . ni-.tvln
cial goverhor nt Tsiuaij', uro several 1 : '?) i .! ,. : .
dozen younw wnWn, spme of them The on! v' exercise wine 'men seem
Htisslan and Chinese With niodern.tv wti lH i rtonintf creditors-: .
educUioii; Jits palace in ttitjtO litf ' ' ' 1 '
luxuriol.sly. It. hns- stc:i.il:" heat. .whm can I -vxwiriti moIv
.Kllve"r,ware andtciu. KlitKH alone cost (m nimiov voir owo mr""
jtrCK kvks i'iti:i i:itltt:i)
llOSTON When n middy has n
blnck eye his' sweethenrt nets 11 n1'" ) : Kmhly, ,whv)dii llinse four
kick. So says fiplke rWehh, now ."'en slnK toKether nil the time !::
hnxlnu coach: ' The ijlrls like In' 1'a.iher: llocause one ot them
attend academy bouts Just liefore, would!! t like In take the blame. -the
dnneo there hurt "are', hlnhlv, ' . . , j-,
lilensed If their escorts at the hops We have always entertained , 11
display bIkhs of battle. . friendly fepltntr townjul llelulum
'. ' ' .until recently we .learned, iliat a
We hive the candidate' for pr, si- lleU ",v' m,''" theixophoue
(iem. hps a justice 01 ino peace.t
In Hiawathn, KnsM nnd he paid the
damages' on an automobile In,
which three boys were riding after
It collided with his own. '
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FOR SALE
80 acres 2 miles from. La'
Grande. 175 tons alfalfa last
year. . 80 tons sold delivered
from the field at $!3.fi0. A '
real waior right, new modern
5-room bungalow, full base
ment, furnace, plumbed,, waU
er and light system; new milk
bouse, concrete floor,' equipped
with steam holler, bottle wash-" '
er.. cooler, bottling machine.
electric lights: 20, heudy of
; choice ilc,'i efr.' Jr.Jfeud
horses, head sheep, cTlilck
ens: 3 niowers. wagon, rakes,
derrick and entire: equipment
for city retail - inllk route
which averages . . per
, month.- School house just
across the road. It. hv ll.tUnd
whone. It. requires about fTiittO
to handle this exceptional op
port unity. , - i'
.. . o-a '.--...
SO acres near- Klgln. 20 acres
In cultivation. i'X acres In ap
pie orchard ll years old. com
mercial varieties. House, barn.
. Hern Is someiniiig out of the
ordinary. A few cows, chlck
cas, hogs and a big orchard for
' $4,000, with a cash payment of
For rent nbout June 1, an
apartment In the t'urrey .Du
plex on Main avenue, one of
the moat modern In the city,
f'lty and Vlarm Loans
Geo. Hi Cuney -
Realtor
WU
- ) '
XOW WB KNOW
Tenoher :tn anybody describe
a worm ! ; : ?
Sophisticated Unit Yeh. a
wolniH a catt'iplHiir wot plavod
Btiip pol-tet'. , . .-
Offlco . Koi" Your wifo . toli
phoned shccl liko to tye ymi alinul
Bosk -Did nfie say - vbPtlior it
wan about, fiva dollars or five
o clock I 1 .
, ... 4 ' , , , .
t 1,0 ,nt llwflll-lnoklnR
frVm" over there?'-
Whvi that s my iWfp.'' 1
Oh-er-boK pardon. - My
nils:-
take,
- Nn
lsjyoup Kroatest ainbttto?
Jlmmlfi considered Umnh(fu!lv.
I 4l .4 Initio ln t,.,l.l
"It 1 is lo wash
mother h ears;-:
firocer's Little Knn . (at iho tho-
.The saddest days of every woni-
" , ." " , "' .
w"n Khp ,,iy",H ' ' ,mt
mn ' I" .-lnit up to m, Just the
same kind, of ft ntiin Ills dull is. ,
,"I vn. very Incorrectly reporU
ed," said the public spenkeav "The
presH credited me with , n much
letter speech' than the , one I act
ually delivered." ' , ,i
-- '. t ': . - . i.
It's called cold cash because we
don't keep It long enough . to get
It warm. . -;
THK IILOL'HK nf a- nal irroAti
chiffon jrown Is caught into fold's
& the rroni and set off b- foiir
realistic gardenias arrHnged Jn a
row- .'..-: k;- ;
Harold Lloyd
At The Star
Today, Tuesday
With Its philosophy, romuncn
cxcltlnfr clashes, satire on human
wfiiknesKOH.. pathos anil optimism,
Grandma's Boy" Is a comedy that
Harold l.loyd, and other comoJ
dlans, hnv found It hard to .sur
pass. In addltlun to betnn excrutl
adnely funny, the comedian also
docs some splendid emotional net"
biff, occasionally pulling hard at
tlio tendcrcst heart strings. N
The story construction of
'(Jrandma'8 Boy" which was writ
ten by Hal Hoach, Sam Taylor and
Jean Ilavez, Is so clever that the
ohnracter dovetnpnient Is as legiti
mate, as In any serious play. At
llmt ono Is ti Infos t led to expect
moroly n bucolic drama. Then the
fun-begins with Its satire on the
foolish fears that are a part of
most human lives, and the picture
becomes .riotous. :
. Lloyd's scenes with grandma,
ptayed by Anna Townsend, a real I
story book grandmother. are
among t he most charming ever
screened. Mildred invls Is a
charming sweetheart. Ulck Huth-I
erland'Sr portrayal of the tramp I
who, HtarU'd nil the excitement Is
unequalled, and t'harles Stevenson
ia excellent as the bully. "CJrund
mn' liny", will remain at the star
Iheater today and Tuesilay.
Picture Without
Villain Full "
Of Interest
"The Opening Night" might he
j termeda 'picture without a villain.
Un. place of the usual trouble-maker
I of fiction' and real life, there art!
j In this Columbia Pictures' produc
tion, which is playing today and
Tuesilay at the Arcade theater, two
h tiding men. , It Is a story of those
queer mental twists which psycho-
r log l.sts like to analyze and the pub
lic devours with nest in the daily
'papers. ,, ,
.A page of Life's oddities Is n fit
ting description op the plot of
I which Claire Windsor, as Carol
('handler. . .Is . the center nnd in
which 10. ' AJyn Warren, us Hubert
Chnndlor 'is tho chief pawn. John
Bowers, us Jimmy Keane, Is woven
Unto tho.'svi'ecn fabric, in such, a
manner, as to glvo pormanancy, to
(incidohbA whichh might 'havAi been
.'but mental twists had It not been
for his presence.
t' The, glamor of the footlights
gives the picture lis title. The
drama starts In the theater during
tho rehearsal of a Broadway pro
I deletion, carries the audience to the
Jhotno of the producer In which In
struction In how to work a nilnla-
Hire. ' stage to ' experliiientl , with
flighting effects nre ulvon. ,. Then
tha locale shirts - rapidly from nn
ocean liiicr to a Newfoundland
fishing villugo and back to the
theater again.
This . ever-moving background
furnishes ample opportunity for
the Introduction of many quaint
characters and plenty ol! human in
terest toiVohoB. Several small chil
dren nro used In tho action. These
clever juvenile players perform
difficult notion In a manner, which
plays upon the .emotions. LItlle
Annabel Mngness, as the crippled
girl aboard the sinking liner,
brings tenrs to the eyes, while Bet
ty and Joan O'Brien, industriously
at work throwing rice at the wed
ding, turn tears into smiles. ,
William Welch as a fisherman
and Bobby Muck ns the down-an-outer
are among tho number, who
port I'd y quaint characterizations
i which are long to bo remembered,
j Those who demand thrills in
j their photoplays will find them
aplenty ..during the sequences
Inboard tbo sinking Hnor.
A Hobby Vornon com-ody is uIho
being Hhown. i
HEALTH
tiik ktohy or tiit. aimi:mh
By Cornelius Van .wnleubura:,
M. !., Hive i side. ful.
Member Gorgas Memorial ;
Acute appendicitis - begins with
an obstruction in the . appendix
which, as a result, becomes dis
tended with fluid and the limbic Is
suon a real abscess.
The appendix Is the, remains of
a very useful organ of digestion.
In many animals, specially the her
blvora, It Is larger than the stom
ach. . As n result of It being a de
generating organ It takes un vari
ous irregularities. U Is frequently
cur let! and kinked anil has nar
rowed places In its Interior. The
contents of the intestines pass
freely Into and out of It In the nor
mal state.- The more kinks and
obstructions, the more difficult is
this flow. ' Sooner or later thiv ap
pendix which.',, has these construe-1
ttons will have something- forced
Into It which cannot get cut. Thtsf
foreign material forms u real hall,'
valve, sometimes as hard as stone, j
As soon as this obstruction takes'
place fluid aOcumulatt'S behind it i
and distends the orgun.; Very soon
the pressure irom this accumulate:!
fluid Is mirTfelmt to stop the flow
ur' riuld. in -the yeins oT the Inside, 1
which means, mow and faster ac
cumulation, of fluid.' because the
arteries have a pressure ,.of . ap-I
proximately . flvo, feet. 'JThe veins,
cannot carry 'the fluid away, con--sequent
ly' the'1 appendix?" balloons
Just exactly as an abscess does. In
alwccsses- this' rii me, pressure ,on
t)it( blood vessels takes plueo.V ,
The always . present . disease
germs' cau'sn inflammation iwheti ,
this distention wit b arrested' cir
culation occurs. if tho accumu
lated .pressure upon tills constric
tion,' plus the coat hid ton of tho
mil Inl.i fh.i" Inloulllifiu Ilia nnllMiil '
Is nt once ."relieved. Mils pain may
stop promptly and Immediately he
is on the high. road to recovery. If
this plug is not driven out the ac
cumulation of fluid goes on until
all the circulation Is arrested and
the disease germs which are always j
present produce death or local gaii; j
Krone. Hupture occurs, as a rule, j
approximately forty-eight hours lit-
ten the closing of the constriction
hut It may occur, as early ns t
twenty-four hours, or even after
seventy-two hours rnnHy beyond
theso limits, This Is why surgery
in tho first twenty-four hours Is so
necessary. ; J
Tho beginning of (ho attnok Is
marked by sharp pain In the abdo
men, which may slop nn promptly
as It comes on, by the escape of tho
I
Hospital Surgery Eliminated
Call or tend today for this FREE book ex
plaining the Dr. C.J. Dean
method (used by ut exclu
sively)of treating all
Rctal and Colon dltonlm.
No hotplUl turnery. Auuranc
of Pile cured or fee refunded.
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Classified for Quick Reference
Osteopathia 1'hyalciunj
J. I INdl.lC, II. O.
MAHUAIIUT IMILK, I), O.
General uraelire and tile "i'08T
SVSTKA1" lur fnllun arches,
jotnmer : , Teleuhone
liulldliig Ualn 106
Architect
U. B, Mll.l.KH, Architect
Itooia 7
La Qrande National Bank Uulldlng
UCKNSKU MATiOIINITY 1KIIIIH
Traluud cure. 1'rlue reasonable.
lra. i:.(W, Hart, liill V. l-Jtl-lni
plug Into tho Intestines. Again tho
pain may gradually ease up after
twonty-four to thirty-six hours on
ju'ount or the numbing effect of
the pressure ami death of the local
nerves. 'I hIB easing or pum oilen
gives tho patient a false' security
and evi'n the doctor may be de
ceived. This Is when both doctor
and patient need all the lests that
modern science can give to decide,
between lut' false security of Im
pending, gangrene and .rupture,, or
tho driving- out of the plug which'
means prompt recovery of tjie pa
tient. "' " : ' - ' '' " " '
. When the appendix ''.ruptures the
real danger period, begins that Is
.perilonlila. 11 only it small part
of thaj,iliiendix is Involved . and
only a lew drops "jf' pus of very
low , vlruleliee escape,; mitui'o may
be, -able, to control, lis spread' by
making a locnil'ed nhscess. If it
largo amount of fluid Is suddenly
discharged freely Into the abdomin
al cavity anil especially If a very
virulent germ Is present tho dan
ger to the putienl Immediately bo
coines extreme.' (. ',
A dispatch says KoriLls interest
ed in the lllitlsh Isles. Jt would
be Just llko him to come drag
ging homo some nntliiuo liko that.
PR0UP
I SpftsinodicCroup Is frequently
toliovedbyoneappHcaiionof-
'TO comfort tho' bereaved by
. giving 'quiet find efriclent
RGi'vife h our iijm. Thnt Ih
tl)i' best wny lo glvp eomfoil
; under tho rlroumslnncTpH. You
tun roly, upon iw. :
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101 N Ave.. La flrande, Ore, 1
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STAGES LEAVE
FROM La GRANDE DEPOT
Wallowa Coach Co.
Ceave
La Grande for Joseph 8:4511.111. 4:00 p.m.
Connect witli All Points West ,
Blue Mountain Transportation Co.
Leave r
La Grande for linker, Roi.se 11 :25 n. m.
La Grande for Raker only 4:35 p.m.
La Grande lor Pendleton 10:30 a. m 3:45 p.m.
(Connection Ut rcndloton for Walla Walla and I'aseo)
Leave La Grande -
For Portland at 10:30 a.m.
Fare $9.50, Round trip $16,00
For infomiation
rhyskians & Surgeuns ' .
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Praotlro limited lu Ulseiisea of t&e
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Telephone
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Main is
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riiysiul&n and Surgeon 1'
Sommer Telephone
Uulldlng i Malna
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lJliysiuian ana Burgeon
Gardner , . Telephone
Uulldlng Muln ,
ltesldenes Phono Main tins
If no answer uall Main 00 .
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burgeua
Vew Foley Telephone
Uulldlng Main 6 .
P. I.. HAI.STO, M. II.
Prcattca limited to dl.cases of tue
Kye, Kiir, Nose and Threat
: ' Rooms 18-10 Telephone
Summer llulldina; . - : . alula 77S
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' , Surgery ....
ltooma 10-17 -Telephone
donuuer liulldliig . Mulu 16
J. A, WOMIICIII.ICK, SI, U.
Physician and Surirenn
' ' 7ver li. A L. Druir Store
Bus. 'Phone . Res. Phons
Main G7tt
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Physician and Surgeon '
Pommer T.iphon
BulldltiK ' Main 131-
Pity
The Man
who has nothing
saved for a rainy
day but an old um
brella. . -
U. S. National .
Bank
PLASTER
WALL BOARD
We still have a large
stock of CERTIFIED
Plaster Wall Board
that we are willing to
make a reduction in
price on in order to
move it. Get yours
and save some money.
Van Petten
Lumber Co.
I'bime Main 7:h!
"Otioil Service Quick",
call MAIN 790
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