La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 06, 1928, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextIhe Observer Want f ; The Market Place of ITninn - ffiW TODAY Iff rri-nrh liriintle. bulldog. rill i-v- ;T Orui'ii wilnt wnV'li. Cull Itawrver. Howard. ,..fl-0r3t lUSAI.r- 1MIII1M.MU. 1VUKII. . ... .... u-u-.tip IK HAI-"' 1 " wr R-npp iiiouirn liiry aim rnit'K" " ruiu-ii. uoou ,llk rfLile. I'll. zim-wv u-u-uip 11 I In ha I'u'ry- r"y. wniipiwcl, ! rows. more 10 mHn(n. inquiro; L'nrlii Siil'' Harbor Khop. 0-a-:llp , j,t itKN'l' (l-rooiii modern house ( ilh gnrairt1. .f-nane itM., .- , o-u-up LA INTI'.'I' Will ti-itdo jrooi (.iu'Ios- .'onl In Irudr- mr iio,w, or. used IllinO. I'.. l. .V1UHHI -o. u-u-ii lit KAI.U. CIIKAI'liopil hal.y .,imrv. Rood in 'limy. .11 rK. w. II. fnnni'l. M" N. Wall. .. (l-Mtp Ill HUNT. HoMnc. 120I X onlll. mlaln'il or unriiriii.siieii. . . i .' : ., v. G-Cltp lit UKNT Sleeping i-ooms und .loom furnished apt.-rii. 375-J. , .'.' 6-U. 1 1 lit. t r.N I .ii-ronm lurnislKMI tousp wllh garage at 1!Mt3 Adams B-6-lt ,T French Maltese poodle dog. linsweVs to nann.1. of -"Spike. l-ory sinall. White -flnffy, curly blr. Keward to person who. rc- liim to The Tiffin. H-I-Jln . . 1 .. ' . - i in ItKNT A. 6-t'OOin furnished t lioiree. modern, on Adams- avo. A pond 6-aoro tract at Cove, sftU Itnproved. wllh plenty fruit. ...fries. 5-room hpusey. ,harn, lilrke" house, garage, to sell or irmle for city property' in .l.a Irunile. Wilson McCarthy, ptoonl 1 1, Wcst-Jnaobson' Hldg. ' . : : (l-0-2tp ill KUNT Modern furnished 3- Uonl upiirtmefit, with gl'issuil-ln Ipi'lilnff jiornh Unu . privute until, at CDS Ailnins. Cull 34is.lt. FOU SALE AND I RAKt hit RAI.K Dry irj-ln. wood, cord wood. I'll. 227-W. . 6-7-lm ill HAI.H Doll hussy and Iron Ihrrl. (.'all Main 84U. ' G-G-.ltp III! SAM'! reony flowers, Ztrvy. . 0-5-2tp ill rSAI.I-: 80 ucres on highway nea linbler, with Improvements. 0. )-:. conklln. C-5-fjtp UK .MAI, 10 , 5-foot AlcCormlok mowing niachinb. dv. D. : Dobbin. ll'lione Farmers 20X. li-0-3t (lit SAI.K Bicycle in good con- (Ulion. Inquire '3S14 K, I'enn. i ., 0-G-3tp wa I i'r" nad lights; garage; dowiii ISO n. 1110., Call Main SMS. 0-H-;it, OH SAM'J Lot with sewer and water, on paved street 2 blocks from high school. 111)8 2nd St. 1 G-2-Ct 'Oil HAI.K f 2-fiuo real estate con tract at discount. Consider air 111 trade. IV O. Hox A, Imhler. 0-4-4tp l)lt KAl.K ny owner, 192 8 half toji I'ontinc panel delivery, at a eacririce. llox 81, I.a Grande. . C-4-Ctp I'KW TOIlAv l fl. Deerlng coin- hlne witli bulldng ottachinents or will traile for milch cows. Call Main. 323 or write llox- 004, Ijx Grande. . .0-4-3IP lOM'N' POP IT'S MBS tSUMK-WOU I COULD TELL, HR e. MILE TjON'T MWC M6 THCT OOT FIT IS SO ANCIENT IT'S BEEN ICtftCKtrj DRESS SUE, SHORTENED BS INSTAU.- SPRINCu tA6NT& Foot Since she got FRECKLES AND HIS mis v effort to Qpn its "niti WILD PCOrW PGEOiLES FELL PROM 7AE L.OS IW7h 7115 OAtfli STBEAAv B07J1, GO SVJIBuAiS FAU.S AMD ACE AlOVJ iAi QUIET WATEC . . " . "wvuumH Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five average word lo the line.) I'or line, 1st Insertion 100 IVr line, each milled oousec, utlvo Inscrilon .................... To Mlnlniuin charge on one or der ..tBa KATES BY MONTIT 8 lines, icr inontli .,...8.B0 8 lines, per month .... tM lines, per munili.......... i...t4.06 5 lines, per month ....J....W.T8 lineh additional line over Nre charged at 11 Ou per line per uiimtli. CASH I.V ADVANCE to re. Quired on all Classified orders to earn iheso niton Higher rate charged on all eredlt Insertions. Copy for all (,'lusHifli'd orders must be in this office by 10 A. M. DAY OP INSERTION. Slop or ders on ad Inserted until further notice must bo received by the sumo hour or citru insertion will bo cliarged. Telephone o r d e r solicited. Cash rates may bo earned on phono orders by payment on or before dato of last Insertion. -I'lTONE MAIN 87 1 "An Observer Want Ad WIU Do It" FOJt SALK on TRADK Electric plutes, one and two burners, ein ele or three heat. Furniture Ex change. , : G-2Ctf jit SJl.B OH TRAD13 t- Auto tonts with- floor, and nwnlng. llBjivy duck. Furniture 33x ctiange. .' ' 6-20K POH SALE Oil 'TOABK Auto wiirdrolie trunks 14 pripes you ' can -afford to pay.' Wonxlerful for the vacation or camnln? trip, furniture Kxclinngfe. -. G-2Gtf FOR SAI.R 5-room house, garage; luwn, shrubs, shade' and fruit trees. Paved itceet. ' Terms can he had.' In good residence sec tion. 307 Spring St. ' . 5-50tf FOR RENT . FOR RENT Modern 6-room house. I'hone IC0J. 6-l(-tf. FO.11 HUNT .Modern ' 472-It. house. Call 0-11-tf FOR RKNT Light housekeeping rooms. 1512'Adania. Th. 2&7-J. FOR RENT 3-roont furnished apt. Adulls. 161-W. r 4-17-tf FOR -HUNT Hruall furnlsliea .opt d-i-irl FOlt . KENT 4-iqom , -furnished house. 2113 Tine. Inquire 1801 Jackson. 1 C-l-Gt FOR UKNT Ktrictly modern 3-, room duplex. In best residential district. Allen Duplex, 1507 4th Rt. Jlaln f43. C-2-lmp VOH UICNT Modern 6-room house, choice res. district. Hot wuter. Aulomatlc oil furnace, hardwood ' floors, heated parase, etc. 'Mrs. ,loyd Scriber. rhoria 6Q7-W Qr Main 77. - : -. 0-1-Ot VOH RKNT Modern -3-room aptB. All OMuippod with frlgldalro, electric ranpa and built-lns. hardwood floors and overstuffed furniture. 1-andls Court Apts. Ca) Main Ciif.. 5-ll:lmp ftT tET f it FRIENDS l ITSAS000 7WM(5I'A D f ' ' COMS UP AEPE OH ) v ABOVSCOOTORI'DWEMEa ) i BAMVf AAP DKV ( " KAOOWM Mr-M TO s 1 VOOftSELp6PP 6SC, J . SVWIM AAlD BESCUE fT , X you DOiT KAIOVW J V DBcwoaiims y-hrt A vjaat a CL-OSE ' n people liMw saaos you , JL. Ad Pa$ FOB RENT -roem home,' with . line garden plot and good water rlrtu 815 per month. W. H. notinenkamp Co, . -U-lf VOH ftKNT 2-iooni, 3-ioom and 6-room furnished houi. GMeunl Ho: "Oli. you iuntn't hluhio mo and quiet. HW Greenwood. (for my anwHiorH." ' , ' ' l-35-if Nhfr: "4 don't. 1 hfiuup thorn for ) MiullHon Ave. C-4-64P U!TY' REl I MOVE AND TRADR houses. John Mara, EASTERN ORROON Schooi f Mu sic Violin, piano voice credits. 1. O. O. F. Temple. Ph. 447-J. I-9-1M LA UKANDfl MATTHIAS & Up holaterlnn A Weaving Work. Phone 43 4-W. Chae, Edwards. P?op. . . ; . 1 2.1.lm MRS, P. S. ROBINHON., accredit ed teacher of violin and ano will teach through the aummer. For reservations ' oaU-;'. 27ft-J. 1408 4th. 6-12-lm MONEY TO LOAN We have mon ey to loan on desirable olty prop erty at the low rate of Interest of 1 d. We write all kinds of in- ' s u ranee. Including life. Chas, H : Heynolds. ' ; ; PAINT YO irrt it ...111.. ! ??.?!"S I Sunflower Huhber Auto Enamel, It leaves no brush marks, drys -over night. Is add,1 alkali and water-proof, De another satis fied customer. We also palnt cars. " J- (. " Stuart, ' exclusive ageut, ic;3 Jeff. ave. Ph. 405-J. WAN T K I J M u n any kind. Call u-tmtH .work 'nf Observer. 0r6-Ctstuy to supper."' WANTTICI-Four logging' trucks. J. D.'Casey, Meaclium, Ore. fl-2-6tp WANTK1 1Womfih'wishca cooking blackboard?" ' : ' .' ;, . out of town. Acme purage, fnlon K "The . same place your father's " ' ' : !' . wStpiiamH go when ho' Siillls acd on awewHBnp-fews-eHPM-SBHMHn .theni,'1 replied the pntlent wife of JAJftjr "a 1.0KT-On'.Starkey road, man's tan shoe. Cull HU-lt. , - 0-6-Ltp I.OS -.Small key ring with wo . lint keys, Monday morning.. Re-1 ward. Heturn to Observer. . ' . ' - 0.r,-nV 1 t 7 1 Character is what, you have lr you oun drive with one hand hut don't. ' . 160 A well Improved, well watered , und stocltetl with milch cows, horses, shpop. hoffs, poultry a Kood farm am) a monoy maUer: all clear: on market royd.J b fea tW tt.ul ? ; i-; :4 iv .-aJ i-j Jfio a. adjoiulntf the Grande Hondo Lumber t o. mill at Pondosu. ting out of It. . v ull In cultivation, und wuterl . -a . . right Tor h.i acres. Hie Is a Definition of a raise: "The market right nt your rfoor lorjncrease. of pay yon gel Jtist be- everything you rulse l000toro going into debt a little far- cash will g4ve you possession, ... o . ..,.- Other farms, priced rlghl. would not have them. Or I fcplcn.H.l t.uji, Ih city pi-operly fm very reaRonahle terms. '." -o t Money to loan on farms In Wal- Iowa. 1'nion and Haker counties and on l.a (Jrunde. clly-properly. , Geo. H. Currey Renltor , Nothing New But Her Line HBDLW RECO&NJiieW ISN'T NtW -. . SfWLES'.-ftN01 Mti7E VNOUL.T5 HM6 SCREAM ? P0T SUPPOSE N0THIMG THP'LL NOU IN THKT I XCT I LOOKER .U .. KWSELF-.'THKNK HEAVEN GUES&UD TW(vT SMS THEV ' I SHE REM-lV I PUT N0U OUER SlUNNINU' 'hovm .0je.. l(ME A LITTLE 56N&e I IT W M44TH1U& HfruEM'T THINKS. I UK.B A, UTTLE 1 NEVM DftESS yRECOrAlWCi) SlMtLV C0ULt, LEFT. ANVWAV" -P,Nt 1 BUT The vjepv TWNCx CtPT SHE 6ET? V BLVJFF 1 - -1 i K,Cl"r FlMfONE sot OU T TWlS SUIT I l-EST M0OEL, SWPPW AN NlTrt J' r I, "WT "WINS I t PUT ; vM LT TO AA.NN&.BELLE - LIME OF ThKt STUFF J WAN A 0N MY 'ftvKo , EviEB-y&OW rMMVCS JY T APPLE SMJCE i 5 , ' .. J ' ''"'"' ' ' atixu. twtowi' wnvict. I"cnj' Saved! OFFICE CAT , VRAM NMI RH, "You have been good hoy. PupiLia koiiik to buy you a pico violin "UooJUi! Now get my iulr cut,'! 1 won't have to you. a , - 1 IMtoiMiFTi rss iuosim:iutv Klint Itomun (ul Christian niuss- We've got a etipucity crowd 'HllMl111 we'ri.1 losing money. The upkeep of the lions must be pre- ty heuvy," - - .second Homnn: "Yes, sir. These - Hons sure do. eat up the prophets. 1ilKKH twrncK in Tin: . MOKNf Mi" , 'Meard tlui 'Waiter Song' M ? . ' No; what Is it . Hhow me the Waller Homo." " Go . . Anxious Motlier-Vliat .U do with tlm inertlcino the What did you doctor left' for you, (leui ? .Inhnnv A imnv lltltn alplc linv niound Ihe curner didn't have nny ho I iiuvo It to l,ini. - . , , , - ' 7 . ' IWh "V-s, tt'i'lalnly I iinili'i'- HtaiMl women' ' 1,111 "What . lo llii'y iiiiNiii ii ivy 3-t0-tf '" I'Ol'l out' tli,.r haml in tl. -- IUai- alioail1"' ' . ' m , ' ' :"N :i 'v' I 1 ii ' ,.i...inn U ini'.n.,. ,?. 1, 1 ,i. . n homo It start vd to ruin. Airs. White, HalnU Knieraon, Karl llnne, IJolly howewr, gave I'eter Johnny's, ruin- Moran. Frltlal Uldgewiiy, . John coat and galoshes. ".. , jl'eters, Billy Isent Sehaelei' und XDon't tnkc-so much trouhle, Mrs. "thers of note. . ' White," wild Peter politely. . -TT v, 1 ' "I'm sure your mother would do , JQgg.JJiijQ" : U. IllUTII I1J1- UUlllll.. 0I1C My mother would do niore."lJOW anOWlTIC At emu i'eter, .mie u usl juiuinj' lu "Motilev5' itsked the; young boy, "where;, do the letters go when teacher '"erases them from-- the buttery dealer. . " A rnntila nt nr.lirhhnrM ween ills.. M,..i n,oi.. ..-,,e.K... i,ui.,..i .., husband generous with n(llnK mon(,y r B8lmi MrH. 8tt. ' 'a ;'st , .. ,.lm.no(i MrM. I,,,,,, In rl I v. "I never rtov." .. , . . - "' . -.' " Professor "When will It ho con- venlent for your daughter to take ner music lesson; " rad--MAny time when I'm not at home." "This Is sul'C 'u jfieut country," said the recently- urrlved Bwedo lumherjuck, "The foreman Jiint told me you could buy a five-dollar money order for throe cents. ': - Who Ketri the inost out. or mar pled lite? ' ashed n writer. AmerU can film stars: th-v nro alwavs iret- tho-r ACIDITY TKSTS t.KMWAI; WASIIINOTON (AD Tho Trll- nir .tnul fni Mntl nedlllir li.ia nn.,t lnl0 general tnan Tor Held work, t tf ,ecom mended hy the depart- inient of ORi'lculturc as simple and "".T. "i"1' !llll,m,Kh somo " -V f". ch P''rills - tcrmlned hy Ihe extent to which contents' of the soli darken white paper lilolstened with a sllitar or 'Ud solution. I 7 At6P.E V4E AOE,VMSy DOVW "WE CWEE.t DOMT )LhXH AOVW FAR FROM Id etny-i so AJDSEr BcTlv .BOQOI BPI MEC MERE VMUEPE I M 1 VNEARE." The Enemy" At Arcade Next FhursdSV ' X ThoihcmVKPPlnff ntirht vlctll In Puccini's 'ftladuuu1' HnttotTly" 1ms u remarkable pnrnlhd In ",Tho Kn-,haa rmy." J.UUau Cllh's. now Metro- CJoldwyn-Mayer vehicle coming Thursday to tho Arcade theater for n three-day run, In which, under the direction of Fred Nihlo, the suNpense of a night vigil 1ms almost I the snme pfteet, though tho slum- tlon Is ond entirely different. in the picture, bused on Ciian-.when nlng Pollock s fnmous stage piny, Paull. the heroine, the role pluyed ( by. Miss Glsh, and. Curl, her lover, nre married on the eve of his call 1 to the front during the war.' Their Just hours together are before tho Hale, Gertrude Astor, Monot Itarry Idawn that hurries him away with niore, AViHIum Orlamond. ' Harry his troops. . All night they sit, wntcntng the reientuviR iiaitoB 01 tho clock, ever moving toward their separation, pnrhaps forever, ;. As worked out in the screen play. 'hi'1 vlK" m tne durk Is one of the mo" powerrui nranutoc ktoucnes in the history of tho screen.- . Tho new picture is a story of Ausina imii hik aim imcr tnt war. 111 which Mlss lS(Bh plays the duirhr lor of a university professor, who s''1'" I01" fumil,' ' wal' Imlds and the hysteria, of hattle U"?' 11,0 pl",y:.cn 'i ' " ni' i"- est contrihullons to the cuuso of In- lei riiiuuiiiii uiiui.rniiiii.iiuM;. Miss Olsh and Kalph Forhes head a notable cast thai Includes Cleoree Kawcett. Frank Currier, i The Star . "Hose-Murie," which opened yes terday at' the fiiar theaier for a three day run." means fully as much to tho screen us the ruuious musical play 'from which It was adapted meant to the stage. ; . In other words, the churm of Arthur Hammei'steln's stage pre sentation, by Olto A. Harboch and Oscar Hanunerstctn 111. has lost none of Its orlglnul charm In lis r'ltlon to the screen. ' . ""'; ' ,e reviewer thai Melro-Goldwyn-Mayer dellberatily Out 10 OUtdo ItB OWl, good Work ot several seasons buck when that ui'ganb.atlon adanted and filmed jour's ..Tbe Merry Widow." : i'nike as these two' musical plays hre.T Know of no othor picture to which "Ko8CMiudtM could ho .com- pared suitably. The latter has been every bit as corerully handled as was tho former vehicle. Though all of the marvelous and elcpant so ciety baclcf? rounds of "Tho Merry OPERATION NOT NECESSARY RRCTAI-nnd Colon allmentl vanish quickly and i permanvnUy under the Dr. C.J. Dvan non-iurtt ( caiinciiiuuuiiTeauiiciu, "imn wuaecxclulv1y. FKER10O j patictlluktratcd bookdtiicrlbci mothifl Jtnd nlln (till Wit I TTEN ASSUR A NCKOP PI1.KS KI.IMINATKD OH FEB RKKUNUL'D. Send fot It today. - V3 ' S-Ta, s '.-'. ..." 1 1 , , ' . Widow" ftro mtsHlng iram M-0-.M'n new pluy, thottp aw mftde up for by the ifmndt'ur of tho wontc hurk frroututfi In tho Kivnch C'nniulJan north woods ntory, .1 , Jonn Crawford hd Jnnip S1nr rV nro seen in tho renfurod ro niiiiitlo roles and ach In ideally suit yd totho rolo. Ahss Crawford oft proved her ability on tho srroen In othor productions hut she clinches the mutter with the man. ner in which she hns portrayed the toIo of the daiiRhter of the fur post, Murray,' atmosrt. unknown on the screen, proves to he u real screen find which we hope producers will not carelessly lose In the shuffle future pictures nre cast, Tlu , suppoi ting players arc among the best evur gathered for a single cast and.lncludo such film notables bh'Hoiwo Peters, Gibson Oowlund, ' I'olty Moron, .t'reighwn Iribbons and dthers, Cylconos of Mirth" Is the latest descriptive term applied to Hal Roach's . M-O-M comedy, team, Luurel & Hardy. 'They're nil ot that, in. theii latest comedy riot, "You're lnrn Tooting now at tho Star theater, ' . v - , , Idaho Cherries And Apricots To Ripen June 20 KMMETT, June tl Orowera of tho famous Kninictt apricot nnd cherries nre getlllig ready to U 1 ...... i 1 1. 1.14 tory of this dlsgicl. Itoth will ripVn about tho same time nnMho,nnd little Ihinifs like tnaij last week in June und the first two --;7- r or thren wt ckri In July promise to he busy ones foi the, Krowcrs as wU ns for. ,o fliuaU army of nick- ers and packers. Apricots. will bp ready for market uJtout Juno1 '. Growers having:. not .less than .i'd per Cent of the acreage held a meeting Tuesday night and decided to pool their crops and sell to the highest bid der, either In carload lots or the entire output of tlie orchards, the latter (preferred. Jllds will bo opened June 12 and tho best hid accepted. Thfi rropj Is estimated at I 5 carloads, : ' 1 The sweet: cherries will ho ready 'jsjtiu uuiJirA& irwuvsm LOW ROUND TRIP FARES daily during saon Make that long prom , inedtriptoYcilowatone this summer nearby and easily reached by Union Pacific. All ex pense tours in Park include sightseeing ' motor busses, hotel or camp accomodations and meals. Sand for National Park Books N I in iHPTEgtJ .(. ii. ui:i:m:y Altint 1 I.a.tij'umlc, on: By Cowan By Blosser '" fiET" BET1V5ETBTTV ' - ) ' ' ) DOMT VOU UOD&RSTAJD I ( ME? SOAJ0D5ET J Berry y yJV WAT'S ft K5Mr- j . 1 - ' .. . in m Prof ecional Directory ThU mttcfrt ! wictnllf iMmdy for tbe mumam or laf Um o-of-twa immIw who tuajr want die nam and addrew of mm profeiwtoiMl aatn. It liaa been oaretully prepared and will pro, la be a randy aid M any reader In ehuiulun pronipi profeulanal ervloe. '.-....'. .'.' :-.--''- , Classified for Quick Reference Onteopathti FhysldaM l.l. INflLB. rt. o. MHiAH.T INULK, U. O. Oanarsl praotloa nd uia "lOdT BYBT10M" lor fallen arches, lomnier - v . Telepho-m duilam Mniii 10 Architect MIM.HIt. Architect Room 7 La Grande Natlunal Dank Uulldlnt kIORNF.U MAnoRNITlT NOMA) Trained uare. 1'rlca reasonabla. Mrs. E. W. Hart. lto K. l-2U-ln 111 pick between June 20 anil 36. Tho largest crap In the history of the district Is on tho trees. . ' CANADA'S W11KAT S:)I)1H WINNIPIKI (AD Canada's prairie provinces, Manltoha, Sas katchewan nnd A Ibertn, have fin ished seeding between 21 and 2 million uores of wheat. In n few districts tlie crop already Is u few Inches aboye the ground. ., ., '; ' Kvery girl, wlwMhcr- she intends to tnany- soon or not, Should heep ,a bono chest, says a London novel- 1 i.,t A lit lat hnv iu II hnllilv (hlllCT! i for bi ldRft iiecKH. leinni wwipons ! iim - Retd 'rcfusW a chano to tnrotiimi. un li,ctlnn HvKew Jer- -aw n,n other lav. That, used to hQ lin inirestiiiir nnstlme, but It's Attlnir so common now. ' AntitJloger RS. fHEDBUICK BALMHS , IU1 N Ave.. Ci run tie. Or. . TtoaditiKS .dally. Rnadlnu by Utl a fiueulalty ' IT nNT A BOMB WITHOUT A TSUmONS "Howdy, Bill. I was in your town last week." "Why didn't you look me up?" "I tried to call you. But I couldn't find your nme in the Telephone t Directory," Hone Indapeadant . TeUpkane Co. , 4 AMD TPU CAN AVB ONI rOR A t EW CENTS A DATI STAGES LEAVE FROM LaGRANDE DEPOT Wallowa Coach Co. Leavo La Grande for Wallowa Lake 8:45 a. m. 4 :00 p, m. :t , Connect with All Points West Blue Mountain Transportation Co. Leave La Grande for Baker, Boise 11 :25 a. m. La Grande for Haker only 4 :35 p. m. La Grande for Pendleton 10 :30 a. m 3 :45 p. m. (ConnectloniTat rendlalon for Walla Walla and fanco) ; Leave La Grande For Portland at 10:30 a. m. Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00 For information Look Over Our Want Ads for Bargains Physicians & Surtreoo . I.KK B, BUUVT. M. Ik ' LKWi UlkkUa, H. U. Practice limited to dlaeasea of tb Eve, Kr, Moaa and TliruaL fr Foley : Telephoaa Buildiliic Mala U ' K. U. HlllBi', M. D. Pbyalvlao and buraeon foaimar Teleahane O'liiumn Mala II VKRN I.. HAMILTONT. M. I, I'hyaiclaa aua Hurneoa Dardner Telephone OulldinB MalnH ' 1 . Hesldenee Phone Main fiul If no answer vail Mala lev f. 1. MaLn-row, M. n. trcatlea limited to dlaeasea of tua ' fc fc3ye, Knr. Koaa and Throat Rooma Id-la . Telephone Sotiuuer Uulldlnr Main 77" A. L. RlCtlARnauN, H. D. . aluryery Rootna 16-17 . Teiepaoae lommer Dulldlnv . ' Mla , . J. A. WONDl'KI.IOK, H. 0. Physician and Burgeon' ' Over U k 1 "rug Store Bus. l'hona Ita. Pbone Main 6711 Main (II i . n. G. JHeCALL M. D. 1 Physician and burgeon 8omrnp Xel.,P95' ,uul" llaln ill CERTAIN-TEED T Plaster Wall Board , Fine for wall and ceil ing. Warmer in win ter; cooler in summer Van Petten Lumber Co. l'linno.Maiii 7112 "Good Service Quick" J PEACEFUL ; Our Hprvlco' givon nn lm piPHfilon of ppac' and nndrr gtondim?, thtia rollcylnK Ihe brravrd of till worrlmont anil rcspoMfilhlllty. Vn carry out nil Inut i unions. We UndcrHtand s RVOTtORARN A ZIMMKItMAN . Main 62, call MAIN 790