La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 28, 1928, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, May 28, 1928 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Seven 0 if" III The Observer Want i - . The Market Place of Union and Wallowa I JEW TODAYj irV i. Mr1 pIhkm cnmllllnn. Civile li. i I- .J ::' Kiddle. .6-311.11 5 ): 1 F, foil HRNT Nice 3-room upt: lights anil water. $22 u month. Itn4 Klrst. 6-28-tf JTOH HAI.K Tent, furniture dUhcs, etc. It. A. cruwford, 12l Oth. 5-2S-Itp Ht ItKNT Now 4-room upt.. near high school. Ciill 300-W. D-2S.tr .4 FKKK ifKnnB in violin Riven at , - Adlor'H Mimic Htoro with In.stru ititkil tiiirrluiHPd Ihcro. Htp ntan . ner. ' 6-2S-2IP KOft UK NT ri-room ti.otlcrn iMtiHP. liarKiHn to miitablc ten- . aniH. It. A. cniwroi.l, ju unit. ' f 5-2S-ltp iH .iri FOR SAI.K S ucicit with fruit anl ln)-ries; ni'W fi-rooni hon.si. Z jftiiaKf mill wooiIsIhmI -nmlMicl,, KOHt Ailflttis. Will. McCokIi. SV'Vv ' - -6-2S-3tp ' : , ft I ft SAI.K New 8-room houso: jmlvim! , Htrppt, 'ecniftit aiilewalU. ' 50 down,; $20 a month. Also v. mnKc itml heal or in Iioukp for ' no !.. iiti 4ft!-J. : 5-SK-lt,) roit KEirr fH U KNT 3-room furnlihei.upr. Adults. 1CI-W. 4-17-tf f. ft HKNT Furnished Apt. W.w- efly Apt. . 5-25-3tp FOR HUNT Modern house, well 1 -furnished at 11103 Adnnis. 6-2.rtfi fOR HUNT Apt. Cnll 48J-W 1 : S-23-3( I '' I IFOR IlENT Modern 6-room k House. Phone .4G9J. . D-l-lf. fiFQU RKNT Modern ivpuse. Call 172 It. " B-U-tf TOR RENT Apt. 1307 Penn ave. 8-8-tC tOR RKNT Light housekeeping ' fooms. 1&12 Adams. Ph. 2&7-J. FOR RKNT 4-rooni modern house, reasonable. Ph. 1S3-W. ::- v 6-2l-tf ' POR RKNT Two room furnished . ? bouse. Call 278-R or KOI Cedar. - G-2G-2lp 'FOR RKNT Furnished fi-room .i . hiodein house. f.a2 Adams, -mornings. . - ' l' -' n-28-0tp -I- FOR RENT C-room homo, with tine garden plot and good water 1 v Hrht. $15 pef month.. W. H. . fohne.nkamp-C9v- -v.. v. 4-l0tf FX)R RENT 2-room, 3-room and w . b-room furnished houses. Clean : and quiet. 1810 Greenwood. - 4-?5-l.f ' FOlt HUNT 2 ntore rooms, 1 gnlt 1 able for repair shop. Inquire N. " A- Destlet, roley llaiijcr shop. 5-24-lit kFOK HAI.K 5-room house, Barago, lawn, shrubs, shade nnd fruit trees. Paved street. Terms can ft he had. In koou residence sec tion. 307 Spring St. 6-25tr b;FOIl RKNT Modern 3-room apts. i --All eoulpped with frlKldalre. h 'ler.trlc ranKo' and Itullt-lns. hnrdwood floors und overstuffed furniture. Landis Court Apts. Call Main 095. fi-l 1-lmp FOR RENT ft-room Duplex with bath, strict ly modern, full basement, fur nace, In best residential district, Allen Duplex, 1507 4th St., Main 543. JMOM'N' POP yRECKLES AND HIS SOAAE7WIMSS MOBXINS WOO, 1 CAM SBT7W STILL A0D I'LL, :SE IP X CAM MELPVOO - TV ONE I HWJE) NES, t.Nb MRS. NEVIEB. ,CN2Et FOR TVtE ViELUS IS & LOT SouaBBES VS ThOT TUEY UKE TWkToO- SHE ARE f OREVEft. tBOUT . NEVER SMS AHW PEOPLE . THE WW TamW tH TWMG ABOUT A. Their etosEa f riemds. wciU person except i ftuwws figure that whem she h.s her ytwEM i'a Net bJwuno- X wnmer OVJTj OU KNOtU - ' IMELPVpu SI : f 1 . CXJT FOR SOU.'.' Observer Want Ad Rates ' . . (Count flvo nviTuito wurdi 1 to l ho lino.) Pit Hue, 1st insertion. ....... ...10c Per lints twoh added .coiikco- utivo lustTtlun 7o Mlnintiini cluirgu on one or der .i50 KITHS UY MONTH 2 II nps, Mr inontli......u...-$2.50 3 IIiich, ter ninnlh . $3.25 4 llnts, kt moiilli $4.00 3 II mis, Kr month .. $4.75 touch additional lino over flvo eharstti at 50c .ht Hue per IliOlltll. r CAKII iS ADVANCE la re quired on nil Class, flwr orders to earn Oicho rati-s. Higher rules charrU on nil eredlt liisf rtloiw. Copy for till v;iHHin'd orders must be In this ofllce by 10 A. M. DAY OK INKIUtTlON'. Ktop or ders on ad Inserted until further notice must bo received by the Biimu hour or extra Insertion will bo charged. Trie,) bono Orders solicited. Cash ruiwi iimy be earned on phono orders by payment on or before da to of lust Insertion, .' I'HON'K MAIN 87 "Ad Observer Want Ad Will Do It" fOH SALK AND TRADE KOIt SAL10 Dry Ifi-ln. wood, cord wood. Ph. 227-W. : 6-7-lm lj'Oil KALK-t-Small chicken ranch. 'iitkous and somo cowa. 258-W. .G-22-Otp FOR SALK Spring fryers, 25a lb. Frank liradmi, peri'y, Ore. . 5-2G-3tp FOR SALK 1 Kpod Used Ivets and Pond piano, Inquire Observer. . G-2G-3t FOlt SALK OR TRADE Electric plates, oho uml two burners, tdn lo or three heat. Furniture Ex change. G-20lf JFOU SALK OR TRADE Auto tents with floor, una awning ileavy duck. Furniture Ex change. ' G-20lf FOR THAI)!-: Will trndo G-room partly modern well located house for acreage near I-.a Clrande, Ini proved or unimproved. .j Phone Jlaln (Mill. ,5-20-3tb FOR SALK Oil THADK Auto w-ardrohe trunks at prices you can alTord to pay. Wonderful for the vacation or camping trip. Furniture Kxehalifo. 5-201 f Al IFCEMjANEOtJS IltlV, KKI.I., .MOVE AN1J THADK houses. John Mars. 6-2-tf BOAK1J AND ROOM. $35 a. mo. Vh'Blnla Hotel, Depot St. 5-2-lm EASTKHN OHKGON Sehoo; of Mu sic Violin, piano, voice credits. 1. O. O. t Temple, l'h. 447-J. 3-9-1 M LA UltANIJK MATTKKSS A Up holstering Weaving Work, l'hone 424-W. Clias. Edwarda. prop. 12-)-ltn MONK Y TO LOAN We have mon ey to loan on desirable city prop erty at the low rate of Interest of Ccf,. We write ull kinds of In surance. Including life. Chas. rt.. Reynolds. 3-1 0-1 1 I IT-OME tUeAP, PCEWiE - SHE'S ' PERFECTLS KlLUIMOr BfVZZINGc HER FRIENDS kEDUT THE VIERW SHE HOES HERSELF. MJD MR&.SUOOP IS ANOTHER OMB FRIENDS ) I f AE HA.S A SPLINTER. IN AIS 7BUWK.AWO 7MATS i ) 7UE AAOST SEAJSITIVE J rk VI: part op am elepaant. y--: faVA VNAIT A AMNLT6 JO' J ''-hC r ; AAru-Puu-ir - Ad Page Counties ' MISS CLADYS MILLER announces that she will continue her piuno class until August 1st. HeserVa tlons should be made early. Call 463-W. 6-S-lm. MHH. P. S. ROBINSON, accredlt - ed teacher of vlollti and piano , will teach through the summer. For reservations cull 276-J. , 1408 4th. D-12-lm i LAWN MOW15HS cut ir I KflbU I them or no pay. Saws filed the new wuy. Ittutl Adams. Ph. 024-w 4-2S?lm LOST LOST 1 bay home, hmnded horse shoe on left stifle; 1 gray mule, $5 reward for holding and noti fying Geo. C. Hill, Imbler, Kami era 8-X-2. 8-25tf KXI'IOKIENCKD wnmnn wnnla eooklntr on farm or camp. Call OliHerver. . C-35-3tp ENTERPRISE PERSONALS ENTERPRISE (Special) Ward Daget, ex-flre chief of Joseph, who was convicted in the circuit court here the first of the week on a liquor charge, . was sentenced to serve a year In jail and pay n five hundred doll.-fr fine. The Jail sen tence was suspended hy Jude J. W. Knowles provided the fine was paid. Tourists have begun to come in to the county ami the Wallowa 1-jike Wonderland already has a goodly number of guests,' The sen son at the lake Is beginning a full month earlier than last year and Manager Mucplierson states that he I expects this year to break nil rec NOTICE OF FINAL ff F.AKIN( Notice Is hereby given that Mary M. Couch has filed .avlth the Coun ty Clerk of Union County, Oregon, her finul account us Administra trix of the estute of George Hum mel, deceased, and the County Court of said county has fixed Fri day, the 22nd day of June, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. as the time when the court will hear objec tions to said final uccount and will Keltic nnd determine the same. me. i coiin- Dated at J.a Grande, Colon ty, Oregon this 21st day of-May,1 l 11128. 1 j .'May 2I-2S June 4-11-18. I FOR SALE ' Apartment house, "well locat ed, close in. Always occupied by permunent tenants. Income $76 per month, besides provid ing a good home for owner. An exceptional price. Income will more than meet the pay ments and taxes. This should appeal to some ambitious wife whose husband has a good po sition, to such this opportun- ' lly means the possession of a good property worth several thousand dollars, all paid for, that otherwise would not be possible. Owner might accept a smalt home as part payment. Call and permit me to give you details and show you this prop erty, and ascertain why tho owner desires making a change. . . Money to lonu on La Grande city property, and on farms In Wallowa, 1iiloh nnd Raker counties. Geo. H. Currey Realtor rAM STARS.NES'.OF ALL THE UWOCrtER.1. Just ester-wx she WAS WNTlMCi at what A B0UBLE -CROSSER . TmN&Si MRS. BORING VNA.S,.; ANtJ SOO KKlCXN HOUJ close Those tnoare SUPPOSED To BE OFFICE CAT TAO HAH It . Clood' Recipe! ,Ilov to keep the smell of onion from your" breath: Peel rarerully,- slice with perfect prpclHlnn, pepper and salt suffi ciently and add u little olive oil and a few drops of vinegar then throw awtiy. ' "Ah, Mr. JimlcH,' wilutpd the landlord of the Tavern t Pea Rldjte, ' . MiiNt In from ChUraKo, I nee?' "No," replied the recently ar rived RiieHt. "I wa ran over hy a motor ear. That is what makes me UmU set." "When T came to fhlcago I had only a dollar In my pocket. With that small amount 1. mode my start."' . - "What did you tn with the dol lar?" "'Ired home for more." .'' Mrs. Ilrown iis in the kitchen help In Nora, the cook, prepare Niippes. "It's an old sayliiK,' she remark ed to Norn, "that loo many nooks spoil tho broth. What db think?" i . "Mura mn'nm " atm vnitllo.l "there's nolhintr to wotVy nbotit there's only -wan cook here." . No matter how numb or how lit tle looks you are endowed with, you are better looking when you smile.' "Would you cry for help If I tried to kiss you?" "Do you need nny help?" Why are they called secrets of success? The men who tell them are all quite liberal In giving the details. Juno Is hulled as (he month of the bride, and while nothing much is said a bon l him, when yon come to think about it. there must be. a bridegroom for every bride. v , nor Glyu's novel "Tho Man und the Every year health departments Moment," which opened yesterday clean up the mosquitoes and the at the Star theater, and which inosqulLoes turn right around nnd;ls being presented by Robert Kiihe clean up the people. (for- First National Pictures for the last time tonight. s ! The storv Is distinctly trim to "I told him he was n brute, and Jlfe. especially - os it Is (lived In returned all his beastly presents." eastern centers whero some youths "And what did the wretch do?" ,o wealth und college standing rub "Sent me n dozen boxes of face 'elbows with working girls of hum powder In return for what ho had.ble circumstances. It Is a story taken home on his coat!" , which Is both colorful and riotous a M,t-n,iiLt i.n. i don't walk more we'll heiHn to re..tloUH- ,env, one wno v,w 11 semble ostriches. It does seem a If wo had been riding quite a bit some of us. ords in point if business In the his tory of the Wonderland company. Robert G. Morrow, well known circuit Judge of Porihind and urn ml chancellor of the order nf Knights ( of Pythias for the domain of Ore gon was n visitor at Knterprlse Thursday and Friday. He address ed a large gathering of knights at the local lode "rooms Thursdiiy night and those attending report that they were Inspired and enter tained by the Judge whose reputa tion ns nn after dinner speaker Is statewide. This was tho first H'lp the judge hud ever made Into Wal lowa county nnd he was taken to Wallowa, lake which he pronounced to be one of the most plcluresque spots he had ever seen and he has traveled extensively, liefore leav ing he said that he expected to re turn agnin soon to the county and that hi would tell many of his friends of the scenery nnd .gran deur of our mountains. One Knock to Another THAT WOMAN'. NNUAT 'XI.TI NERME TALK ARdUT ' V'l ' ' PANUlNCi. W0UR FPJENBSM V)iSX V4ELL-0F COURSE SHE JfTU " ' newer puts wer plas. fir MATES tM The GRSAS.e.VL The Good Samaritan lkWOW ITAUKTSUT ITS ) fVNWV FPECHLES.' Tae cyoLy VMAy to &bt it ) you ape AvuFULLy S ' v OOT-WER6.' BOV'WAT J BCAVJE-MOECEAJT A ' CEB7AIA)LyvwASA BB you SCABED AT ALU? ) SPLIOTEK-IDOMT - C BLAME WOO FOR r - . 7- 7Stn. I . Bad.' Ve V BUTLOOP ( A A 7T-v A A vv 1 at that old ( fii'tX U-xlui 1: : '- . . LJ J kmCttnV'1 J em Stirring Scenes In Current Film At Arcade Scenes from the famous "Rattle of Purls" with a flKht In a Paris cahorot durintc tho hectic post-war (lays, a series of Ivlturlous escapades during the Amefluh Lexlon con vention, and the thrilling round-up of a desperate hand of Apaehes by two excruciatingly funny ex-dough boys form some of the highlights of PHO's feature-comedy, "Legion naires In Parts," featuring Al Cooke and Kit Guard and now showing at the -Arcade theuier today and Tues day. In this' story, from the facile pen or lyouls Hareeky, the Inimitable Cooke and- Guard are led through a scries of amusing situations us delegntes from a little American town to the Legion convention In the French capital.-, Pursued hy fear of arrest for hit ting a gendarme while they were celebrating the Armistice, Cboke and Guard resort to every method In their . hag of- funny - trio kit to avoid hpprehenslbn . by a giant I'Yench policeman . viio has .been set on their trull , by a Fivnfh gen- you'eral ttho w,lshe to decorate them J for valor during tho war. v i ActlHll SCClleS tllken Ih Palis (Itll' Ing the convention add a'..touch flf realism ..to the1 picture und aid muterlnlly In presenting ah- accur ate -picture tor. this world event which will remain In the memory of many u' former member of. the A K, F. us the . highlight In Ills career. ",' .,. . ' , . Supporting the- comedy tenm which Is famous for the FRO com edy series based on H, C. Witwer stories is a remarkable cust, in cluding Louise Lorraine, Virginia Sain, . John Anson, nnd Others. Elinor GlyiVs . Drama "Mad Hour" At The Star -; : A story vivid In its picturlxatlon of the wild flight of the youth or today under certain circumstances Ms "Mad Hour" adapted .from Eli- In its action, dramatic In Its un- folding, and serious In Its conclu- 'lon, which, without being senten- A 8.M.IHT. ,i:.V. TAX by Clintta is Tash lotted of layers of' mousse line petals in bright colors. l'NHH ALL. THE WLAftrt w ? X fcONt SEE ANSTHIN& fUNNV , IN THE 5 ACT THAT X j UAME BEEN WAITING' AM HOUR. fOtt SOKAETHIMCt TO ! liR A & MM Y7 tS Cat X certain strong conclusions. Sally O'Neil does splendid work as Cuddles, the daughter of a tuxi d river, and a typical flupper of, the submerged tenth. Mho has a tote for fine things and believes there Is no harm In getting thein from the wild sons of wealthy families who attend the nearby college. Alice White gives her Usual lively and brilliant performance as Almee, .hvr girl friend. Donald Reed, who came In to prominent attention when ho play ed the lend opposite Colleen Moore "Naughty Hut Nice," gives an excellent performance us the son of the wealthy and conservative fam ily, while lurry Kent, who has i distinguished himself recently In I various leads, notably opposite, Miss Moore In I' Her Wild Ooat" 1 does good worlr its tho humble youth who. loves Sally. j Rynobsls of Annual Statement of titii:T iNst itAMI: coMpa.nV1 or Hurl fol d, In the Slate of Connec ticut, on the thirty-fit st duy of le-, ce m her, 1927, made to the lnsur-i uhct Commissioner of the Slate oft Oregon, pursuant-to law: " -1 CAPITAL. ; " 1 Amount nf c u p 1 1 a I ! , siork puid up l.oon.doa.nn . v , . INCOME w ' ., ; Net premiums veeelv- j eu outing nit yuiir..f , i i ,!) hnn Interest, dlvldebds and rehls received dur ing year 3ftl.!l2(l.2ri Income from olher. sources received luring the year 64,!l2.riH Totttl Income :i,l 27.4 1 4.5S VlllHMfltHKMKNTS Net losses paid llutiuic the year Inciuillnfr .adjustment expenses 1 1 ,2II5.8SI.S! Dividends paid on - capllal stock' dur- lllg- the year......; 2(10,000.(10 Commissions ' and sal-. . i arles paid durlnfr ' ' the year S70, 105.03 Taxes, licenses and . foes paid durlntf the year " 174,1110.02 Amount of . all othci : 1 ' ' expenditures Ililfi.0 1 0. 1 7 Total expenditures.. 2,840,073.68 AHHKT8 Value of reul estate owned (murket val ue) 043.144. 4i Valuo of tdnrks.and bonds owned (mar ket value) 6,031,805.00 Cash In bnnks and on bun. I l.O8S,2.14.02 Premiums In-course of collection ' wrllteii since September 30, 1U27 028,181.03 Reinsurance due on paid losses 47,310.44 Total udmitted as- ..' "ts !. ,... $8.038, 773.07 i.iahilittkh 1 Gross rlulms for losses unpaid 208,410.811 Amount of unearned, - I premlunifi on ull ' I oulsiundlnfr risks.... 3, 374. 854. 30 1 1 One for commission and brokerage 1 8,000.00 All other llahlllllCH 402.4r,l.0a Total liabilities, ex clusive of cupltnl : ' ' Block , ,..14.1103,226.05 HrKINK.SH IN OIIKOON ' KOl't T1IK YKAIt Net. premiums received tliiilnir the yeur $27,1)02.50 I.ophcs pabl duriliK the yeur 7,022. 7 i.usses incurred during ' the year 7,400.70 Name of Ctimpnny, Orient Insur ance Company. Name of President, Henry W. Gray. Name of flccretury, A. H. Mur pl. 1 Hlaliltory resident altorney for service, A. A. l.'erns, Portland, Ore- Kon. By Cowan IT'S KONV, H6NESTUW. mcj Should vtwt heard WER. - SHE VNA.S a. cmexbt prM-Tirm.i Tut NEIGHBORS FOR. KNOCKIN& EACH OTHER. ANTJ SUE'S BEEN DOING. NOTHING ELSE BUT - All afternoon By Blosser M Professional Directory Tbi directory to MpecUDy hasty for tM btucouwi o tr lh oat-of lawn reader wbo ntj waat (lie Ma4) Had addrcw ot Km, profeaaional man. Ii baa been carefully prepared ana will prota to ba a ready aid to any reader la oMalulas prompt profewloaal enloe, . ., . Classified for Quick Reference OsteopathU Physician J. I.. 1NOLB, D. O. HAItUAHKT IMlLtC, U. O. General practice nd the "VOWt bvbtuu" lor tHueo ercne InmniMP TelttUbone Uain ill gulldliie? Architect aJaaajeaAa.eeBkrt C ft, MILLER. ArcklUct UOOlll i La Orahde National Bank Building LIClBNiBU MATKIIN1TV HUMIO Trained care. Price reasonable. Mrs. U. W. Hart. Y. J-0-lin MRS. n. il. McCAMiPlano and pipe Organ. S immer classes 11m . Ited. Main . . NORTH POWDER PERSONALS NOIITII i'OWt)Kli' (Xiee4al) 4 .Mrs. RoKne .liud family of ' lA (Irando are vlslttiifx fiisnils flnil re lations "here" this- week.''" ' .Mrs. Norn Ballard of Halfway," stoppedfor a day ' on her way te: t'oeur d'Alene.torvlelt with her mother, Mrs. Nettle Titus. Mr.' Hal lard Is employed there In the mines nnd they shall remain there this summer. ' John" Younsr. former school teacher n nil conch here, -' stopped over the forepart of I he week to visit friends.' r :. - f An enjoyable week was spent by four local Klrls. liclen and Ardath llotchlnson, Audrey l.'orsstrom'nnd Kthel Llndley at tho G, !!. Hutch inson raueh on Powder' river.' ' , Hen - lOvnns has tecelyed a commission froiti Washlimlou, 1). C to ko to WalnwrlRht, Alaska., lie, will have charKe.' of the coal mine." there owned iliy the Kovernment. Mr. nnd Mmi Kvans will- .'leave about tho middle of June..' Up to that time they y1 1 1 visit, In Port land nnd Seattle. Mrs. Kvans will tench school at ValnTlKht.;.-Mr. Kvans was formerly a partner in, the Hldwell-Kvans drain company hut due to his health he Had to Klve up the Indoor work. , June Irvine Is vlHltlnit friends' In Raker. . . , ' Roy Philips, plnno-lnner from Pendleton Is vIbIHiik j friends -and relntlnns here. r. , ' 1 H. A. lleratn, of Tji Crhnde, own er nnd operator of the Blue Moun tain Candy Co. had a peculiar ac cident near Telneaset Wednesday. Olio ofj Oie-hnrV whOTIs wn lils (rank , came off but due to the fact that' Mr. HerKli) 1is driving slowly no serious damaKO.was dono. The Mo-! AHHOI.UTK serenlly chur urlerlseH our service. Kv- erythliiK In done with quiet . efficiency -and no detail Is permitted to escape our at tention. You enn depend up-, on us. "' ' We Understand : : '' ', '" -':'.' ' KNODOHASS A y.lMMKlt.MAN Main 02 STAGES LEAVE FROM La GRANDE DEPOT Wallowa Coach Co. Leave ' La Grande for Joseph 8 :45 et.tn, A :00 p. m. Connect with All Points West Blue Mountain Transportation Co. Leave La Grande for Baker, Itoise . 11 :25 a. m. La Grande for Haker only - 4 :35 p. m. La Grande for Pendleton 10 :S0 a. m 3 :'ir p. m. (Connectlona at Pendleton for Walla Walla nnd Pusco) Leave La Grande For Portland at 10:30 a. m. Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00 mm For Infonrmtion call MAIN 799 PhyiidaJit & Surgeons -KM B. HOCW, M. U. UW1 HlLHKa. M. U. rraetlce limited to dlaeaaea or taa. Kve. Kar. Noaa aod Throat. w. Foley Velephona bulldloc aUm 14 a. u. KirtHT, at. d. - - Pbyelulao aud aursuon lmaier Telephone tluildlnc I MaTn Tamn (. ami.Tqit. n. u. . JttiyalaleD eua Burtreon ' ardner Telephone ulldlna- . ' alalnH . Hn.ldehoe Phone Halit 0I if uo aoiwer call alala to , " ' ; r. L, m,litoh, a. n, Preatlee limited to dlaeasea or taa Kye, itr. Noee aad Throat ' Ropana ll-lt . Telephone Sominer Hulldlnr s Main JJ ' "J ' ' ' A. L. HlcRaiiDauK. ak o. . nu,e,f , Roomele-IT - , v. Telephoaa aotum.r BulMlnv - lin . J. A. W4tKDi.iU.IOIC, n. u. . X ' Fhyaleiaa aad Buraeon -' Over Lai. Drug Mtore But. Phone . Ilea, none Maln.e7 - Main ! - H. av ataOALb. M. a. . -MPhyalolan ana aiuriieon Bommer Teieph: Butiaina : ' - Mam tin tor service garage hroiiKht In the wrecked truck.- . . - Mrs. Kd. Ashhy U sliKhlly Im proved. 1 ; ' . '. I ' ' A 'ChlcnKO woman fired nt her hushnnd,'. missed and decided to Rive. .. itliri' pnnothor-' chance. Ho ouffht' to take: lt-Just look whut l.'harlln Puddock did In his come back tho other. day! ! ,f a' T.ow.. neckB for hien are rocom mended.'ln new style notes. Low Hecks with browB to match? aVitroJogtr Hill. rRHDKRICK BALalaBl 101 N Ave.. Ijl Grande, Ore. Keadlnva dally. Readlna. by Ball a Sp specialty The Open Door This Bank's Policy There is no closed door here that Is npenert "by appoint ment only. The officers of thin bank are alwnys avail able, Thl friendly anil easy contact between officer!) and customers Is a, large factor In the "efficiency ot our banking rervloe. There Is a feeling of friendliness . and common sense nt - ' U.S. National Bank ' Member Federal Hesnrvo r::1, v rva -