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Tucsday. May 22, 1928. IJV GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Seven The Observer Want v The Market Place of Union and Wallowa ffEWTODAYi It KAI.K Small crtlcken ranch., hlckcns unci some cmvs. 258-w. It HI-; NT Oil ouse. jr2 1st. HA I.W 7-room Cull 301-J. 5-22-41 iNTKH tlclierul housework bv xperlcnced Rirl. Cull Farm 19X I 6-2S-3!i It ItlONT fi-room modern fur iIkIiciI house on N. Second, Call IS 8. i ' 0-22-31 11 HKNT Modern house, well iirjiltihcil, ut lima AiIuiuh. r 5-22.lt It 8 A LIS ft only silently ii.ei .Ills. size 12x14. in K on. duck, i harKuln. $15 each, t'arr's l-'ur- llnre Co. ' : ' Ti-22-H It HUNT Modern ouse. 1'liono 4(I'.IJ. ft-roma 6-19-tf. III'-. It UN T- limine. Call &-I 1-1 f It KENT Apt. 1.107 I'cnn uve. 3-S-lf )K HKNT. l.lKht housekeeping oolllH. 1612 Ailums. I'll. 207-J. bit HKNT .1-room fm m1k!h.1 apt. L(lultH..l!t-W. 4-17-tf fy ItKNT 1' house, rtuse in: irlly riiniislu-l' reasonable. 1'h. r.-21-3t. 4.14-K. 'lit ItKNT 4-rotim modern bouse, reasonable I'll. IS3-W. 6-21-tC plt RENT C-room home, with! fine garden plot und good water right. $1D per month. w .11.; 4-1 c-t f . ltiihnenkamp Co. m HKNT 2-room, 3-room and ftt onc?' ,urt''0 Exchange -f-room furnished liout-es. Clean i und (Ulot. 1810 Greenwood. ; 4-25-tC HI RENT Summer hornet) In I J-erry. Just a few minutes from i ity. Two to 6-room houses at low rentals. See W. S. Brown, Terry. G-lO-Ctp It RENT Modern 3-room apts. FOR SALE OR TRADE Choice All equipped with frigldaire.j G acres 2 miles North Of Free electric range and bullt-lns. water, good soil, in center of hardwood floors and overstuffed fruit district. Deep well, elec- furniture. Landls , Court Apis. J Call Main G95. G-11-lmp; !! i . ' . l-OK KALK AND TRADE )R SALE OR TRADE Oxta-Ax- minster nig, almost new, Furnl- iiiiiioiur , , '' Vurc Exchi sr.., xchange. . ', 0-147lf i .. i, .j til wa LfJ iuri;irc j lampsnire bucks, $15. J. E. Reynolds. Ut SALE Wlnehester shotgun In A-l condition. lntilre at Or chard Camp Ground, east end Adams Ave. fi-PJ-Gtp R SALE Walnut dresser, bed j rfnd at half price. Furniture Ex change, t 5-1 4 -tt R SALE OR TRADE I'sed up holstered duvenport und chair to malch. Good condition. Furniture kxehungo. 5-14-tf Ut SALE A bnrgaln, 6-room partly modern house with gar age. This is a real buy. See owner. 260C N. Birch. Main CJ!. 5-19-tf. FOR RENT 3-room Duplex with bath, strict ly modern, full basement, fur nace. In best residential district. Allen Duplex, 1507 4th St.. Main 643. Deckles and his mi Jmom'n pop r - V0U Think YOU M5E VWk FREE B0RN 00 MOtA, CUlCK.! Y HgVJEMS Such ,b-Shot -fog AMERICA CniTEU J POP JUST HD . ' ; CdN D&WE RIGHT 1hR0UGh AMO I C0MT 3 AN AV1JPUU BWTl.e I UW i TttE TRAFFIC -,l&NALS EH? J 1NTEMD TO TAKE 9 WXW A COP WD .WA. 1 VOU'RE SO IMPORTANT ABUSE FBOtA. 1 HE'S TA,KlNfi HVM A V 0U DOM'T WAME To DO VOU ! VOU'UU ' TO Tue COVJKT 1 '"'i"L;,'kl'l-sTHEr-?7'i?a FRDKlHtS. V rlDO-iE y BETTYl BEtrvl DON'T RON TWCrOCXEAADtT LI HE AMD MB.UISSIMS ARE AELD I CAPTNES By A SAMA1S6 TO IRE :0p AEAPMUM7EI3S VNAATTW6IR. PA7EVJ1U.BE. UT fX TV Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five average wordi . to the line.) Pit lino, 1st. Insertion .100 I'cr line, each added eon sec utlve Insertion ... 7o Mlniiniitn churtro on onu or der 15o RATES I1Y MONTH 3 lines, per mouth .....$ 2.S0 11 lines, er month........... $.1.25 I lines, per month H...M..f4.00 5 Hues, per month r..$4.75 I'.'neli iidditlonul lino over five churned at SUo iter line per niontli. - CASH IX ADVANCE lit re quired on all Classified orders to earn ihcsu rates. Jlltther rules charged on all credit Insertions. Copy for all Classified orders must lie In this orriee by 10 A, M. IAY OI INSERTION. Stop or ders on ail Inserted until further luilleo must be received by the same hour or eitra Insertion will be charged. Telephone orders solicited. Cash rates may be earned on plume onlers by payment on or before dale of last Insertion. PHONE MAIN 37 ' ' "All Observer Wunt Ad ' Will Io It" 'OH HALE- i)ry 10-in. wood, cord Wood. I'h. 227-W. 6-7-lm iron SALE OR TRADE 1 ton j,-oni truck. A bargain if taken I' OR RALE 6 head young dairy cows. High testers, Jersey Hol Htoins, Guernseys; 3 gal to 7 Vj gal. J. S. Rogers and Son, Clover Creek near North Powder. . 5-lfl-6t trie pump, berries, peaches, prunes, cherries and apples. In- o,utrn 1308 K ave., after G, or Sunday. B-19-3tp. FOR SALE OR RENT Will sell on roasonnblo terms or rent for cash or crop rent to responsible person with option of buying the Scott Goodall place In Thief Val ley. 160 acres all under fence; 35 acres of good bottom land wHh living water for Irrigation nnd fine spring for drinking pur poses,' Smnll house, barn; place ready to move onto; outside rnnge for stock. Address George O, Goodall, administrator, Eu gene, Oregon, or see W. E. Tur ner, Medical Springs. This place-will go soon to some one. G-19-4tp. WANTED WANTED Sowing 4S2-J. 1004 l.lth. do. Call 5-lS-3t WANTED TO RENT Small fur nlshed house, close In. Call 422-J. 6-19-3t WANTED Farm work. Thomas Observer, work or city Shirley. Cnll . ' 6-19-3t WANTED TO BUY Good used lyG or 1927 FonJ coupe. Must be in good mechanical condition. Call at 2212 Cedar St., or 222-J. 5-lS-4tp friends 7UA7.' a r 1- o 1 SUU-SUA)6MF-B I V. . I S7AA.0. STILL!. huHTP) s&e a ens )1'''' a ,J Ad Page Counties ' WANTED Washing. Call 475-J. &-19-3tp BOARD AND ROOM, $35 a mo. Virginia Hotel. J)epot St. &-S-lm Ml.SH Ql.ADYU M1IJ.KH announces' that she will continue her plunoi class until August 1st. Reserva-I tlona should be made early. Call 46S-W. 6-3-lm. MRS. 1. 8. ROBINSON, accredit-1 ed teacher of violin and piano will teach through the summer. For reservations call 270-J. 1408 4th. ' 5-1 2-1 m EASTERN OREGON School ot Mu sio Violin, piano, voice, credits. I 1. O. O. F. Temple, tti. 447-J. I a-8-iM LA UKANDE . MATTRKS3 A Up holstering Weaving Works. . Phono 424-W. Chas. Edwards. Prop. 12-1-lm MONEY TO LOAN We have mod ey to loan on desirable city prop erty at the low rate of Interest of 6t,. W wrltft hII kinfiit of in- fnit-nne. InnliMlnir Hf fhn n Reynolds. 3-10-lf , i. iii i i HMY KELT..' MOVE AND TRADE houses. John Mars. 5-2-tf LAWN MOWERS out ir 1 grind i them or no pay. Haws filed the . new wuy. 13)9 Adams. I'll. tiLM-W 4-28-lm AND XOW I'ltEE TAXICABSl M ELItol'RNE (Al- Ereo uu- tomobile service Is provided by the --' ".."l-der linn nsk! that evcr Tasmania n government uulways '' ' doimtlc worries to from the Hobart railroad station rtaml "p. to nny address - within the city) "Ah!" cxrlainu-d I be minister, boundary. Luggage not exceeding pwliiic at the lone mnn who had 112 pounds In weight also Is car- rcnmln.M! .sealed, "yon aiv one lit a rled free. Passengers are invited million." to use the service and tuxicab tick-1 M- "'"l' that." plKMl the voice els are distributed before the tiain -s -- f ' twnjewnatlnii reaches Hobart. jgaol at him Miisp-clou-dy, "I can't, ICKTRKAM rOK CHINA SHANGHAI (AP) Steady In crease In the demand for Ice cream by the Chinese people hns-devel- oped a good business In Importing the dainty from' the t'nlted Slutes and Canadn. While It Is made by wholesnlo dealers, . Imports have been gaining. FaCjC powder may catch a man but it needs baking powder to hold him. ' FOR SALE ' . 1 CO A. on market road, 20 A alfnlfu, 20 A. clover, 30 A mea- ' dow,- (iO'A 'lri grulnv water right,'" springs piped to house and barn, good improvements nnd fencing. The following equip ment goes with the place: 10 mjlch cows, 6 good horses, 3 brood sows, 30 owes nnd lambs, 100 chickens, wugon, mower, rake, disc and gang plow, bind er, harrow, drill, derrick, har ness and 150 bushels grain,, This Is a general purpose farm well located and a going prop osition from the moment you take possession, which can be obtained at any time. A splendid 14 A. alfalfa, fruit . and berry farm In Cove; well Improved. Might accept La Grande property. as part pay ment. o Several exceptionally gocd buys In city property. .'. 'Money to loan on farm nnd " T.n Grande city properly. Geo. H. Currcy Realtor ... He Who Laughs Last Freckles Knows OFFICE CAT TMtM MMH BIO. Br Junius The superintendent of a model farm was explain!.. the working of un Incubator to a elans of young, w0!"n: ' ,''' ', T, ,i At the end of the-teuton he- told hem to uhK any questions they 'K'' ' One puxKled student raised her "tt,,' . , Hut wheredoes the lien sit?" Henry Wallace Phillips wrote a story nhout Red Saunders, a niln- ef, who found himself broke In h 'iitrnnge town. Red borrowed the money and bet It on a shell game, jsayhig, "J know, all ithoutthls 'aine." - The money disappeared at first manipulation.- "I thouuht you knew all about the game," chldcd the partner. "1 do," retorted lted, "It always comes .out that way." ., . "Got any gin?" "Whnddya want with It? "To make some ginger uc." I have an old reJlc." said the dortor this morning, "und my wife - (has one, as well; neither of which aeems to be of any value, however. Mine Is an automobile,' "and my w'fes Is u hnl; both pii.Hii.ned Just ywir." lie "You Brown." : - She "Thank worse In while.' like '..Ffelen you. I look even It. was iimrrkvl man's night ami get up, in pnraiyc '.-"; Salesman Sam: "Seems to me woman would lather than brains.'? have beauty - i iushier Clara: "Of comae most men are stupid, but few arc-blind." , , Says Piles Heal Ud and Disappear Forever Si-Lltjin I 'll lis t; I Relief from All Give Almoin to nln mid suf- ferine- tiuaianU'ed. Many sufferers from Plies 'or Hemorrhoids have become despon dent because they huve been Iwl j to believe that their case was hope-i less anil (hat (heie was nothing in the world to help them, j .To these people we fay, "Go to your druggist and get un original) box Of MOAVA SFPPOHITORIES." One of these Inserted Into the rec-' turn according to directions will bet found to give limned lute relief. I They reach the source of the trou-! hie and by their soothing, healing, antiseptic, action first allay the pain and soreness aud then by direct I contact with the ulcers and piles cause them to heal up und disap pear often forever. it's simply wonderful how speed ily they act. Blessed relief often conies In two days. Even In cases that have si ea d i I y resist ed a 1 1 known treatments, marvelous re sults have been obtained. MOAVA is one of the wonderful discoveries ofviecent yeai-fc and any sufferers from Piles or Hemorrhoids who Is disappointed with lis use cun have their money refunded. Two sizes ;-ti0c and Jl.oo. Red Cross Drug store or any other good ,druggist can supply you. Mall orders filled; Adv. 7 His Elephants r,r. ... . s - m XP : i outicVavs w tutw lCiM WMtA ! vr seems to 1WS WHO ( TEP fel&WT ' VME SEEM OOR FACE "SE NSW -COUt &ET SOUr AKb TVP BEFORE . JUST NArA6 O) NEIG.HB0R. JOB IN A MINUTE I TUE TVtE CWAR&tS, OFVCER.. I ?OP HAO A s. y "-ir NOU HNJE AM trAA6lMATIOW- , l - 1 JVHAT - i GOiwG. TO MAvie aw V "ym ?f) vr--'?:Ve'1JAPl' ty "fl ! If i ' X ' . . 9, "Wife's Relations" And Vflll dpVl 1 1 f C!fm.P f,UUCUUt UHIt, 1 ;' 1 Columbia has produced another dinner In "The Wife's Relations." tt hla,.0U8 comedy of the compll- enlimtM of tiinrHeil Hfiv The nltil evolves around u young Inventor and Mm marriage to u heuutiTul winmt who has run away from home and become an elevator oper- ntor In order to avoid u union with a mun. who i distasteful to her. Into the nction am Introduced a cross-eyed cook, u p-'itnilesn actor, an unknown author und an artist of uncertain merit. They till struKKlo ulong; together on the estate - of the heroine's former sweetheart. The wile's parents visit their soit-in-law and aro re reived In great style by the versa t lltt (itiurtet, who play chauffeur, ladles' maid, foot man, butler and cook. They are making n strong impression when the former lover returns and then the fun brains. tShlrley Mason gives an excellent portrayal of a wayward girl, who always gets her own wuy Gaston Glass makes an ide:it husband and struggling inventor. Hen - nirp'n. holds the center of (he stage with Ills antics and Arthur Rankin keeps the audience In -good humor with his impersonations us a .timid. . v The production, adapted 'from n There are moments of breathless story by Stephen Cooper, was made suspense as Lady Raffles makes .under ,-tho; direction or Maurice j daring escapes and turns ttpngaln Marshall. Some beautiful scenic, in tin most unexpected places. In backgrounds, including shots of many Instances the , picture re I'alm '-'Beach and winter Hcenes, j minds one of a slehrht-of-hnnd supposedly at Lake Placid, art in-, performance, so cleverly is the dls t rod need for atmosphere. Several 'appearance and reupijearunco comedy thrills and chases, worked j worked. ' , l rum -a new aim rn'vn uiiki" u i to the mirth producing Inchb-nts with which this picture Is filled. You'll likei-The Wife's Relations," which will be shown at the Arcade theater Wednesduy only. - As h special added attraction to the urogram Wednesday, h -acts of Vaudeville have been- booked for that .day. V (clever than the pair. Is always I Roxo nnd Rpxana present some-hhree leaps abend of them und In thlng new and novel with their the end completely turns the tables. hoop -lolling while Madge. Miller, a' Ealelle Taylor does boiuo excep- singer of note and just recently In tlomilly fine work In the title role. this country from Australia will nresent several character sonirs. ! " CAMIJUS QUIiEN h the title voted Miss Mary EI12.V brlh McFaddcn of Middle iporl, N. Y., Iy her yiow studrnts nl tlir Cirnegir In- slilulc ol Tcchno!o(;y.' Pitts burgh. She plans lo go on the stayc after graduating next June. . .t mm jKverett and Qul1ey present a ven-1 I trtlou.uul novelty which they have called "Oh, Nurse." White and Out call themselves two huts with a single idea and t hut's to laugh, from reports they live up to that Idea. A marvelous dancing act Is presented by the Nazlnoff Kn seiiibH und Is a real RuhsIuii dunce novelty, ' The entire show will be present-i ed In the afternoon starting at 2; o'clock. In the evening the show will start at 7 o'clock and the sec ond show pt B;1B. . No Dull Minutes In "Lady Raffles" At the Star A clcvor girl of mystery, who brings two society thieves to Jus tice, is the tale told by "Lndy Raffles," the t'olumhia production on the screen at the Htur theater today and Wednesday. The cast Is headed by Estelle Taylor with such, puiyers us jfoiumi wrew. t.iiynn Tush man. Kriiest MHUurd and Winifred lndls In (he support. . The action is switt, resorting to strategy nixt clever ruses which of fer stronir audience nnneut. A nret- y love Interest is Interwoven In the plot with hero and there n touch of pathos to heighten the dramatic effect. ' . i Trt ,. WllHnm lnill trnofi rent credit for the clever way In which he has bundled the direction of the ; picture, I The plot revolves around a dia- mond necklace and the during nt-' tempts of a pair of society crooks tin ,nire It and nine the blame on i n.iu Unrrinii 'iMw. itir mnM she runs the gamut of emotions, i.ivinir I..... nuUf..n.. in i..uirht..r tears or sighs as she pusses 'tlit - nnirh the viirlmm till nut Inn whlch blend into this unusual nro- duet Ion. . ut times be u cause. The most You'll like "lidy Ruffles." It's common cuuse Is probably un In n clean, wholesome picture, told In creased resistance in the clrculu a loglcul and probable manner. The t'0" dun narrowing of the blood society, background rurnlshes the vessels from spnsm or by the con means of introducing beautirul traction or scar tissue in the vessel gowns, gorgeous sets and plctur- walls. esqne locations. i Horedlly and familial habits of .eutlng and living, so difficult to HEALTH in.ooH riii:ssi iti-: ami ((i.Mt). sicxsi-: (Ity Mllinn H. Itavls, III, M. !., t'liientio) f Memlier (.oi'Kiis Memorial What is lilooit nrciwure? It Is a measure of the hyiliuulie pressure lu the hlooil vessels 4n terms of the 'lielKht to which n eolilmn pf mercury must he raised In orilct to shut hlooil flow llironuh the nr. tiMlis ofl completely. The syHtollc hlood pressure, which Is that com-' 1 lonly spoken of, Is a meusure of the maximum pressure In the ur- tcrli's due to conliacllons of 1 lie hcurt. The diastolic pri'smiiD Is the pressure In tlie arteiieH hetween cnnlriiclloiis of the heart. - What Is normul hlooil pressure? The consensus of opinion Is thul In the raited Hlates a systolic blood prrsure or from 1 1 0 to 1 fid Is nor- null throiiKhout uilult life, prnvlil- UtK the diastolic pressure Is ahout two-thlrils of the systolic. Hlood pri-ssures constantly ubove 1 fill ure tilinnrmul; many Individuals may' huvo pressures aliovo that point fori motional or physical strain, with By Cowan By Blosser SEE? M&'S GOIW5 AVJAy- ' MEVJER FOR5E7 70 STAND S7QAJE S7ILL VWM&M AA ELGPAAWT COMES MeAR nicJ iiiavvT nnnfn (-ii , rQ iC-YC l )a"1 C jA AAR&y TMJSAT Prof essional Directory This directory is espscially handy for the newcomer or for the onl-of-towu reader who may want tlie name and address ot atuM professional man. It hat Been carefully prepared aud will prove to be a ready aid to 10 j reader la ohialuliut prompt professional service . ,. . .-. Classified for Quick Reference Osteopathia Phjtdciaiis J. V. IKGI.H, D. O. MANtiAMVr IMULU, U. O. General practice tnd Uie "fOST BVSTKM" ior iKUun archtts. lommr Telephone tfuildiiuf M I.IU lve Architect O. M, MILI.BU, Arehlte . Room 7 La Qrande National Bank Building tlVBNSKU MATKItlt 1TY HOW HI Trslned care. Rrlce reasonable, airs. Iii, IV. Hsrt. Y. -JU-lip . . i , M MMiiw-a MRS. It. O. MeCAI.I. l'iano and . pipe orgun. Simmer Classes 11m- Red ' Muln 828 no disease condition present. The first examination by a physician, especially In connection with In- exnmlnatlons, nulte fre quently causes un Increase In heart rate und In blood pressure. Abnormul blood pressures, high or low, are symptoms of disease or of uhnot mnl digestion and assimila tion and not diseases of themselves. High blood pressures . ure - much more to hr feared than low because they signify disorders, regarding wh.ch less is known. . : Low blood 'pressures are met with In .debilitating diseases (tu berculosis, cancer, anemias, cur tain forms of kidney diseases, ran'y in heart disease), und In certain forms of chronic bowel trouble. - u,ow,, P-"'" f t0 kldnpv although the inl causes mgu uiouu prcssili often also taimes kidney dlsisc. it is commonly rounu in hurt lw. whore It may be nec- '"'y compensate for damage to l,,,t valves, a good sign rather lnun 11 blul- ono- Thu 1,tKh ,,,0'1 pressures found In those having lox.c goitres Is probably due, In l't at least, to the rapid heart ruin lOlintl inltlltt llisease. 111- creased viscosity of the blood may differentiate between, uppear to be factors of Imparlance. , It Is essen tial that, children of Individuals with high blood pressure be; ex-, iiiulneil nt reg-ulnr Interviils In or tier I hut more muy tie leai-neil uliout' the onset of this sympioin nml Its cuuse. ' Kxeinlvo uo of meuts, snlt nml ' condiments In the diet, especially If there In a tendency to eonstlpu- - lion, nnd overenllnK In itoncrul ure also tmnorrunt factors. Hiieeesaftil treatment of nlinoimal j hlooil pressuri'S, which we inust re- ineuiher ure only symptoms, must depend on the success with which the cause cun he treated. I'ntll the ciwises ure hetler known, It must ho syslemit'tlc. Ilest, rolaxu- Hon, avoiilanco of irreat physlcul and mentul strain -are of uunost Importance. A moilerute amount of exercise, never violent, is ilcsliable. A well-linlaneeil diet, contalnlnn the. minimum umonnt of.nieut. fish, , ertfrs arid cheese, un nhundunee of fruits und veKtHubles, especially I Rreens, unil n minimum of salt, ten. j coffee unit alcoholic beverages, hns . been found beneficial. The remov-. nl of all possible foe' of Infection' Is Indicated. . ' - Vurious druus, chemlculs, and organ extracts Imve been tried In 'll.n ,.mnnu,innl nt mi 1 1, nln irlen lilood jireHsures. Home seem to huve A distinctly beneficial effect holh on the subjective symptoms of the patient and on the helKht or llie blood pri'HHiire. However,' It is Improbable, that any slutfle rem edy will ever be found thut will reully cure either hlirh or tow blood STAGES LEAVE FROM La GRANDE DEPOT Wallowa Coach Co. Leave 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 Tinker, Doise ll:2.rn. m. La Grande for ISaker only 4 ::!.r p. m, La Grande for 1'endleton 10:30 a. m 3:45 p.m. (Connections ut 1'endluton for Walla Walht and l'asco) . Leave La Grande For Portland at 10:30 a.m. Tare $9,50, Round trip $16.00 Physicians & Surgeons LEH H. HOVVY. M. II. I.I1U4 UII.KKS, H. U. fraotle limited to diaeasns of th Eye, Kr. Nose and Throat Maw Foley , Tflphone , Bulldiu Mala 14 B. . KIRHY, M. II. Pbyalciao and burgeon flommer Telphnna - Bulldlas alalois ' VUnif U HAMIl.TOPf. M. , . ' Phyalulan aud Burgeon Oardner Telephona building Mnint lUsldeneo Phone Main lot , If no answer call Main Sot W. 1. MeADOHY, M. B. Murou Vew Foley Telophon Bulldlntr Mala ' r. I RALS'rrOlV, M. u. Prcatlce limited to dl of tmm Ky, Ear, tivmm AtiU 'Jiiruat Rooms 18-19 TJlepbon 3ouiiner Building ' ' Main 17M . A. L RIVIIAnOIV, M. U. ,. tiurgery -Rooms Dt-17 ; T is phono tloiiimer Bulldlnv Mtu.- j, A, WONnRRMUK, . hi, . Physician and Hurgeon Over U A U iirug diore Bus. Phone . Res. Phono . Main 4178 Main 41 It. O. MeCA..fc, M. D. Physician and. buritrun Sommer Ttilepheno Hutldlnr Main ail pressures, stneo their causes aro many. ; If your blood prossure la high or low, above all do not worry about It. Wnrrv onlv nirirravalitn thu Pon,Htlon, Follow the udvlce of n oupnble physlc'au und the condi tion will he markedly benefited, es pecially If U has been ,prese.nt for only a short time. ; ; . WltaiWAY MNKS IIMX JOllANNESBPRO (AP) "Main j Reef" road, following the high l ridge of the Wltvvalersrand um linking the famous gold mines of .South 'Africa, Is to be converted Into a modern Improved hlghwuy. -The road Is the heaviest truvelled thoroughfare In the area umi storms, ns well us naturul weur, . have added to the .difficulty ol . maintaining It. .'Attrologer 111. PRRDKniOK luau Jul N A vii.. I.a Orsnde, Ore. KeadlnKB dally. Raadlnvs by Uall a Spaclaltr TpWlTrlY We are regarded as trust worthy because we meet every situation with the ut most respect for the particu lar wishes ft ull concerned. We obey .Instructions to -he letter, . , ' We Understand , Roix;it ASS & ZIMMERMAN . Main 02 i I. f m a B It 1- a , I (t l; t . Si TiV ALQME VMLL AAS ALVWAVS BEEM APJJ C771 TfiiiB CARS: OF WMSELP IN fcrrUATIOMS For information call MAIN 799 WIS