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Friday, June 15, 1928 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Seven The Observer Want - i The Market Place of Union and Wallowa NEWTODAY ilfOH HUNT Kilrnished liousr; Karaite. 2U2 Adams.- C-15-3tp MKMHTITCHINU fill yd. lllltll $ Kllaalietli Simp., lire. J. p. Culd- wall. i fi.6-lin fill HKNT 5 Hl-12 t on I I'm r-rnoiir houw, und roi nii'. urn mill hi. WANTHD Kvi-ryhody romo to tlio t'rirrnt Mrat Co. Saturday nlKht Junn Ifi at K::tiiwto close up' tlio Kiddy airplane contest. " ' B-15-it it lit HKNT tyrants with or, u llh-.J tin Minim, i.i'o i live. . .. - . 0-16-tV OUT A tonnnd a flvr- dollar liillu hoy'a wttKt-h: lost 'on Admits nvr laHt wpoU. Will finder iilr-usr- no-!' tify Oliw-rver? 0-1 6-L't i lit HAI.U Alfftlfil liay. I Vi mill' trom town. lo ton.v I'h. litiri-J. : . . ', U-1 R-3tl (lit HAI.I'.'-Mllnok dirt.. Call' lit l-'olry propprty Imok of post or flro. Sen V. ' J. Kclly.V. IMiono; 44C-J. . ... , c-ir.-:itp- WANTKI) l.lvo wire (or inunaKep, who ran furnish Jl'nu. Give ml-1, dress and telephone nunilier.;. Ho UWI', I Gl'iinde 'Ol.si'l veri . 6-15-atp rOR BALE ANti 1KADK P(H 8AI.K 21 aqrea'on Cove nve. I part or all. I'h. S7S-W. 0-M-2t jjTlIt SALE Oood fresh cow. 1309 I I Ij Phono 27T-J. C-ll-ihj OH RALIJ Two eholco Jots 111 best residential dlstrint. "Phone .C(ia-W.. ;' 0-J3,,4t r)ll 8AI.I: rraclically new piano or will li'Hde for light car. Call at 2100 2nd St. 0-13-:U jtl HA LI') Oil: TRAIJU Auto tents wllh floor, and . nvyiilng. Heavy du.ck. FurnltliroA Ex change. . 6-2Ct( OR SALl'! OK TRADli r.leetrlc plates, one nnd two burners, sin gle or threo heat. Furniture Ex change. ., . i D-2Ctf Tilt SALIO C-room house. Dutch cupboards,, garage, lights and wnter, 2' bedrooms, 2 clothes closets. $26 down, $25 a mo. Call Main 21S. - (i-l-:it OH SALE OR THAUi: Auto -rdrobe trunks at prices you enn afford to -pay. Wonderful for the vacation or camping trip. Furniture Exchange. : 5-26U OR SALE 5-room house, gnrage, lawn, shrubs, shade and fruit trees. Paved street.. Terms can bo had. In good residence sec tlon. S07 Spring St. C-26tf pt)H SAI.1'3 Kive-room modern house, or will tuke light sedan or truck as part of first pay ment. Will nccept soldier's loan. Terms on balance, ini'ia Y. 6-13. 3lp FOB HECT OR KENT Garage. 411x120 feet. Phone Main 130. 0-11-tf fOH HKNT 3-room furnished apt. Adulls.lCl-W. 4-17-tf lilt RENT Furnished houso at 904 Washington St. E. C.,Turkey, 'Mil. 1, over .Silvertliorns. O-ltf "Oil RENT C-room furnished ".mo '.villi garage at 11103 Adams 8-g-tr t)R HIONT 4-room partly fur nished house, cor. ol' U and 1'lne, $10 per mo. , 0-14-3tp MOM'N' POP mas BRy DivwkERfiei.o ) vw, us BitaVi TOO, WHEN HE WkS LOOKH-t& MOIA V NS HE Bta liND TALL INVTW VNAMEN BICi BLUE M4t HW4tS0rAE, ADORABLE WITH A EHfcK. THE GiRL SAUSTAChE' ? ABOUT ..FRECKLES AND HIS A 7 N. . X'LL S7A00 WIS B6IN5 JiEUO PRISONER A FEK DAVS MOPE AMD 7WEJ LOOK OOT.'.' TM 60IMS 70 SET D6SPERATS AJO S7ACT SOAAEv AiD FRECKLES UTOR,AlfJSINS, STIUL, CAPTNSS BV7US CANMlBALS, PRESEAOT A EMEEyWIAJS TO SAIN, !S7PAMGCQN7RASTt AND TD7WBDAV TWEYARRweD ;M7MJSSAVAse BOMDASS"- QJaoSAaxjEajawD yJEACy, 7U,EJ(3. WE OP EMEft t S5EWS R26CKLES AetAJM IS SLtxwLy . FAPIMS Observer Want Ad Rates ' (Count five avcmit word to Ihe Uue.) Ier lino, tm, iiiserttofi..WMM;ivo Ier line, each added conaeo- ullve Insert loa ?o Minimum cbargo ou one or der ,..m......&Q RATES I1Y MONTH 3 lines, per inonili..M.rM...U.&4 3 lines, ucr mon(h.....n.n..a.U i lines, ier monlli . M OO 5 Hum, per mouth M.7S ICacli additional line over five charged at. 00o pot line per niuuth. CASH IV ADVANCE u're quired on all Clu unified orders to earn tlieao rates. Higher rate chanted on all credit- Insertions, Copy for all Classified orders must be In this office by 10 A. M. DAY OF INSERTION. Stop or ders on ad Inserted, until further notice must be received by the sumc hour or extra Insertion will be charged. ". Telcphono orders solicited. Cash rates may be earned on phone orders by payment 'on or before date of last Insertion. PHONE MAIN 87 "An Observer Want Ad Will Do It" , FOR. KENT Modern B-room C-l-tf. house. Phone 4C0J. FOR ItENT Modern house,. Call .472-h;,,: , ,. '- ..,i5-n-tf FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms. 1512 Adams, I'h. 257-J... FOR KENT Small furnished ap(., J2r. a month. I. O. O. F, temple. BO ft RENT 2 rooms over Sllver . tlioriw Wright's drug store, $20 "' per mo., for the two. 6-13-tf 'OR RENT Strictly modern S: ' .room duplex, in best residential district.. Allen Duplex, 1607 4th St. Jfain D43. . , '. 0-2-1 mp FOR RENT t-roora home, with fine garden plot and good water rlirht. $15 per month. W. H. Hohnenkamp Co, . 4-16-tt FOH RENT 2-room, 3-room and , 5-room furnished houses. Clean ,.and quiet, 1810 Oreenwood. : : , . . . 4-2C-W WANTED First -clam woman cook. Must be experienced and well up on Rhort orders. , Call Wallowa Lake Wonderland, Jos eph, Ore. . 5-13-3t HIIjQICIJiAMKOOa BUY, SELL. MOVE AND TRADE houses. John Mars. . e-3-tf EASTERN OREGON School of Mu sic Violin, piano,, vole, credits. 1. O. O. F. Temple. Ph. 447-J. , . I-9-1M LA UKANIJB MATTHES3 Up holstering ft Weaving Work. Phone 424-W. Chaa. Edwards, t' Prop. . , lt-l-lm MONEY TO LOAN W have mon ey to loan on desirable city prop- . erty at the low rate, of Interest of 6. We write all kinds, of '.In surance, including life. Chas. H. Reynolds.-. 3-10-1 iM,V)ST UAlE BEEN A M4HT HnuosorAt? TwE BtSt "fWAUCa ,tMEB. HAVR AMt 9WAHE A voicnucs root EHES AND AM MOUTH - ALL VNERE WILb WVA Duveu FRIENDS "7WAT OOTHIMa TO OF i Ad Page Counties AGENCY ORGANIZKIt for Kast fin Or ego n Uue of the loading; Western 1dfe Insurants, Com ruin I es with over $100,(100,000 In surance In foiw and more thun lift, 000,000 assets hus opening fur experienced life .Insurance, talesman as Agency OrgarllKer In charjre f Kastern Oregon afrency. , Salary with liberal commlsHlonH, "both first year and renewal, in reply irive aire, experience and length of real den re. Hepllos con fidential. Address Asst. Kupt. of Agencies, C2Q Kulllns ,B!d, I'ortlnnd. Ore. LOST I.OKT Hinall red tricycle, on N. Mr 8t yesterday. Reward. rail Ohserver. - 0-1 4-2 tp l.OHT -Hlack shepherd dos;. white murks on tip of tall, back of left ear and breast.. Reasonable re ward, 1. M. Tomas. l'hone Kami 193. - t - 6-M-Stp NOTlf'K IS GIVKN. That the. - undersigned, administra trix or the estate or James 11. Sill-' Iivan, deceased, has filed with the . ouiuy. Lourc or union county, Oregon, her final acrount. and that ! the court line fixed two 'clock In' -the afternoon of the Sot It day of . ijune, as iiib ume, m nis reason sonuthlnit like this: Kve SI i Ichamlwrs in the court house ImiA'and Adnm Si total ma. ' '. Grande, Oreffom tut the place f or j Wrong again.. What could be) . - ...B v.,..4V,,d .,,uiv, uti.a 'settling the lame. '' .OIIRKTTA .niCHArtPS, , A.lmlnlxlrntrlv or the ' Rslata - - Of James D. S.llltvon, De- ..,, I P, 8. nS' . ..V Attorney for Estato. June I-8-U-22-2U.'' . SI'.M.MONS , IN THE CIRCUIT COI'HT OF. mi'. niAiiv ur uiu roil I'NION COUNTY The, lllshop of tho Photestant Episcopal' Church In (he 1 nll ed States of Aulerich, in the Missionary District of Eastern Oregon,' an' Oregon - corpora tion, sole, . . vs. IMulntlff Kllse Onntlcr Itioe: Adelaide It McKennon and A, M. Mr- . Kennon, Oior husbandHarris -v " I-V l'rench and ,t Ayinnlo jl.'--Prenc.lii, Ills wife;" Jtobert'. 8. , ' French and lira Krencb1, his ' ' wir; Mary A. I'Venrh; ;1o ' Unknown Heirs of ('huuncey K Krench, deceased: John ; Doe i ' Warnen, HiirvMvliiK husband of , Harriet K.- Warren, decrusotl; '. the Unknown Heirs of Hnrrlnt K K. Warren, -deceased: flohtt Dp Huyless, the snrvlvinff hus band or- Annette O. MnylcHs, nee Krerich, deceaKcd; tho XTn'- " known Heirs of Annette O. llayless, decensed; the pn known Heirs of Elizabeth' .' Kibbler, deceased: the Hoard of School Trustees, a corpora- 'f tlon: "Also all other persons or parties unknown .claiming any rlg-ht, title, estate, lien or In terest In tho real estate -de-. ., scribed in the- compluint here in," . Defendants To Kllse Oanlier Hire, Adelaide R. McKennon and A. M. McKen- non, her husband, Mary A. French, John Doe Warren, surviving hus-, band or Hnrrlet K. Warren, deceas-iStar e.i, noon woe nay.ess. ine surviving huslwnd of Annette G. Haylcs. nee French, deceased, the Unknown Heirs of Ohuiinecy R. French, de- censed, the Unknown Heirs of Har riet 10. Warren, deceased, the ln know Heirs of Annette O. Hayless. deceased,- the Unknown Heirs of ' KllKabeth- G. Hllblcr, : de ceased: unls6 all . other per sons or parties unknown claiming any rights tl(H. estate, lien or In- Getting llAMCE '. WEM "WAT B& Pinvi vMuiovtn sou jto ; A rJALT )0O JUT FLOATtB THROUU.H Ht At IM Hl Wil5. (A, Ml. vmi j VNONOtKF UL , AKft TALL, HAUEI AUC HANEiSOME J SHOULDERiy L I SAY gEC OWER EM? OF CAMP IS AWWER VWAITE MA0 CAPTWEv A UlMllll ftV A i.rt lltV? - CA(IM6 ABOUT AS LITTLS DAU6A7ER NNMO AS SAYS AAS BEEM LOST FORW6EKS A&S ALMOST IO A STATS N5ANI T. OFFICE CAT A pupil was lmvltiff trouble wRh punctuation and wus belnir railed i down by the teucher. '. ; . ' "N'Bver mind, sonny." ' said the ! Machine sunn, rifles and bonili school visitor, consoltnyty, "It's furnished the on-best nil iiccom rvollsh to bother about commas, jmnhnciu fur the ftlmlni; at "The They don't amount to much, any- Drujr Xel" OcorVe Hiinci'Mft's latent way," "Don't they," Inquired thv starrlni? chicle fm I'sniiiHtiiut teacher, lur-nlnK to-tho prealdent; now showluK at the 8iar theiitet. Then caltiny to one of the pupils, The picture Is a meliulramn nf wur shc ordered the boy to write on fare between police and an orpm the board this sentence: 'Thej pres- Ised Kaim of hl-Jitekers nnd mur ident of the Ixatrd says the teacher derers. 4ieori;e Hancruft, the un it a fool." "Now," she continued, forgettable "Hull Weed" of "l'n "put a comma after 'board' und derworhl," portrays the role of a uaother after 'teacher." ; i .chief of - detectives who attempts ' t - . lo clean out the ithiir. Josef von Saleslady to ymmie miitleiiiaiii Sternherf; who also directed "I'n "Klr, wfudd tni like a nuking inn- derworhl" directed this production. Hiine hi your iHtmc?' Yiiiiiis tiilliiiinii: "ly. itrar, , ' - this Is mi suililcitl" .... us iiivv iDiih'ii ' HOW ,MAXY Arl'l.lN .. ; How many apples did Adam anil Kve eat? j . Some ay Kvo S and Adnm 2 ft total, of 10 only. 1 ,'. Now. we riKiire the .IhlliR out 'far lirrerenilyi K und Adam 8, ttlsototal 10. On second thought Wo thiii"k -the aliove flKUres aro-enllrely-wi'Oiilf. ir Kve s nnd Adam X3,. certain y the total would be 90, , I K,.i.;miiin ,.. i.n,v,.. n li,. strength of ihe theory that tjie u'n - tidlliivlnns were a men of giants, 1'inirpr Lnan.ii r.vn &. nnu Aimm ",kis the total 8M. . Wo believe the follonlng to he ' . . i ,, a an" 7i Eve-lotal MS'" "' .. , , '.i ' , , '."IV""? 4U"1 ""'"''r.0.; utuj.1 v,u r, . i .Mi SI24. ohllge Eve lolal .,050, """"'"' forest In tho renl-estute dpscrfbed In the complaint herein, ' defend- inns aiiovu iiniiieii; . ' IN THE NAME OF Til E STATE OK OREUON. you are licreliy rv . I mil I'i'it tn iititinilh filwl niuu.'ni llift complaint filed afrnlnst you In the above , enlltled court nnd cause within four weeks from tht date of tlio first publication of this sum - tnons. nnd If you fall-to so appear .nnd answer, for want thereof, ptalntirr will apply to suld. court for the relief prayed for and da - mauded in said complaint, to-wlt: A decree that plaintiff is the own-'on In fee simple of the following ilcscrlbeil kind, to-wit: ... ' The West Half of the South east Quarter, and the South , ; Half of the Southwest tjuur ter of the Northeast Quar ter of Section 16 In Town ship 3 South of Hunge J0 ; Kast of the Willamette Me- rldlan, In . Union County, Oreiron, , i - - and that plaintiff Is the Owner In f-o simple of said hind free from any tight, lllle, estate, lien or in teres! of you, und each of you, ami that you, or any one or more of you, have no right, title, estute, Hen or Interest In said luml, or In uuy part thereof, nnd perpetually re straining and enjoining you, and each of you, your Jielrs und as signs, from assertltiK or claimfu;? .iti,i ..Url.t till. .ut..t lln n In. terest in .id land, or' In any Part ' thereof, adverse to plaintiff. This summons Is served upon (you by publication thereof for four successive weeks In the Observer. by order or Honorable J. W. .uu - i .. named, ami which said order -was mude and dated the Silt day of June, and, the dale of the first publication of this summons is the I'.lh day of June, 1 923. It A I. FY, HAIsKY & WAUNFU, a. s. coolfy, . John f. kii-kknny,' Attorneys for Ulalnlirf. Postofflce address 1'emlleton, June ;5-2U-2H July C-Ul Ore. ':' , Warmer GEE , MOM PARSED tH&V Troubles of Their Own! VWELLvmSMAE OUR rwjM 7pm jri PS nrrofxiT VMORBVIMS ABOUT SOMEOOE? -ELSES- I'LL BE OSAAfe MYSELF BEFORE LOWS W AA W6A M4ATCM W mm Underworld Story At The Star While the film unit prodticliiK 1 the picture was furnished n quota .of musicians iisunl to it motion pic- tltire set, their efforts were drowned 'ul ,y 1,16 Htarontft rattle of elilit kuiis Hud the sharp, hark of. rlf lo4 and 'revolvers. . 1 A..i,r ,n ,1,- .i"-i.. ...... " , lh, .1 ,.,,, i. i hHn. i,.r ,. lean public nn anthenito account of the jterlls the defenders of. law nitfttmlul. I,, l,al ..oulni.t I. ..Kin ncul-ist'tlie forces of the uii'ilir - - w-oiid. ' '.'''' Tr . ' j Keil Mavnai'fl I A f Prvlnni'ol J-VlUIllcU I Oil ft V J A western wrller mentioned In ai recent magazine "that the present "!" ... -..n u..,e .......... .... , ""v" ," "' 'lonely cows on the range this year." Th'r '...""" ""' '."i. . innH." rlllpl.B ,,,.0 con)lng tn ,he film city to work In plclures. Not only these but practically all of tho rodeo winners find their way to Holly- uvoott so .that it Is possible to HO1 cure the best riders of all fields for! pioture purposes. Moi .. mne m.n r,,iii.1 ( Kon Mnynanl's latest western fen- U nCierWOIlCl tui-e, MThe ITplaiul Kidor," which j UK A 4stitrtH at Hi Oolonliil theater. tti-.Oullng lVlOnQciy tdny. Maynard Is a rodeo prize. winner In fact he won the Mile 'uh champion trick and stunt rbler at a Chicago roundup and this In .turn won hi m a position In one of ,Uie larger circuses and from then came the films. However, the many competent riders now working In pictures are a decided advantage fn the pro ducer and nf course the public, who often see daredevil nnd 'splendid horsemanship that Is not even eclipsed by the rodeos nnd round ups, , In "The llplnnd Rider" espe cially, the scene of the crows-country race where both riders and mounts are cnlled upon to exert ev pry ,,lt of lheit. nM(, (1mHmr j,1 maintaining t lie proper pjice. - The story is an original by Mar Ion Jackson and deals with two rival horse ranches' In tho south- ... waxt r. s. rnoinors WASHINGTON (AP) Indicat ing" the widespread demand for nI?ca"?"'am'- the Depart ment of Commerce says Iceland Is inquiring about American radio acts, phonographs and musical In strument; Columbia, cement, rice mid barbed wire: Mexico, Incu bators, hospital beds and sewing machines: Germany. mairazinnH. to ,mw0 u(), mn(1 Afl Nom Kp0i tin, fire bricks, wngons and wnsh- . lug machines. . rongrcss passed 923 new laws during the session Just adjourned. Leaving put tax reduction and Muscle Shoals, go ahead nnd name two of our new laws. Neither can we. AND WOO pffgg Ha,' west who decide the question as to which has the superior stock by this crow-country rsce. Albert Rtwell Is the director, with Hurry J. Ilitiwn supervlhiK Mils (Miarles It. I towers production for Kli-Hl Notional Pictures, Helene Costello In "Good -Time Charley" Helene Costello. sister of Dolores Is featured In "Good Time t'hurley" the Warner tiros production which starts today ur the Arcade theater for a run of two days, Warner Oland und Clyde Cook are also featured, and Julunne JIlllllSlllll, AIIIIKnHII lilltviliui llllKtt 'Allan are prominently cast. Mlch- Allan are prominently enst. ael Cuitlx directed. "Good 'rime .CharleS'" Is from the pen' of parry! ! I'rnncls Canuck and tells the serio ma-jcoinlc life drama of a small town soiiK-and-danee-inan. his tru&ly pal and his orphaned dauithter who crows up. 'nnd triumphs ou the taKo while her falhel-s star Is iwaiilnu. Tho pal has lieiit secret '"" 'i-'hnrley Ihe fact, that the theatrical mimauer has been too Clllimi III llin MIICB llflllll, ' il t,,,:irlcy Is an Inmate of the Ae- jtors' home 'when - ho '.learns Ihe Ill'lUI'l. . . ' '. i In mad fury he gropes his way to 'the office of his enemy, anil with .falling sight, shoots his reflection : In tho mirror, hastening to give j himself up as u murderer. .Com- plications, swift and' moving, tangle .the Uvea of the uctors In the gllt- leiing panorama nnd the climax l a terrific one. . ... mere is a nnuniing oeauiy ''"" '- -h..racter of hnppy-g- jimky. well-meaning, erring, old exagger-lcharteyn. played by Warner tll- nnu uno nis cniiiiging loriune are followed Willi breathless Interest. Never bus life lieyond the foot- lights been more realistically pur- trnyed. "Girls of the The Kxamldcr. March 1(1, of San FrnnclHCO, where the "(litis of the Underworld" played nt the Capitol theater for many weeks to capacity business, says: " '(Mrln of the Un derworld Is a story of the crime wave fronl the Juvenile angle. New York's night lire is the background and the characters are young peo- FOR SALE ' 2 Acres, close In in Fruit dale. 4-room house, wired, for . light, water light that means something, berries and family .orchard. Wlll'sell or exchange for. larger .acreage. ' ) ; : An exceptionally well Im proved farm, equipped with i Jilgh-grode cows and sheep, " and a city milk route bringing In $4 Ml per month. Farm pro-, duces sufficient hay to feed all the stock und last, year (hero was l ornlosi f SO Inn?. TMIr Is no shoestring proposition a real farm, real equipment selected stock. ' Il requires a few thousand dollars as a first Investment. While Ihe owner desires to sell, his reason is not financial, for It is a real money maker nnd will stand tho acid test upon investigation. 40 Acres well Improved on market road near I -a Grande, all in cultivation, and an .addi tional 10 acrcH of limber, all for $5,000. Investigate, this. Geo. H. Currcy ' Meal tor By Cowan By Blosser - --tff fflf u i rir, err; . i Prof essional Directory 1 . This dlrvotorir la rapedallr bamly fur cli Dewoome-r or lor thir . ont-of-tuwu reader wtio uutr want the namo and addrewi of ruaaa professional uiun. It has bcin oarcrully pre pu red and will prov 10 be a ready aid to aiiy reader In ohialuiiiif prouipt, pruXvstfloiiaJ t em Ice. . . '. Classified for Quick Reference , OBtetiputhii I'hyslclana ' J. I.. INtll.K, II, o, MAItUAIIKT I.Mil.K, U, , General practice ind the "lOdT bYHTlSal" lur Ixllea arches. lomnier Telepllt U'llti duilUliuc : " - Architect O, B. MII.I.KIt, arrhlleel Room T La. Grande National Hi nk Bulldlnc IJCBNSICD MATKIINITY HOIIH Trsini'd oare. 1'rlce reajioimbbi. lira. to. W. Ha't. lie Y. ;-au-lm pie fallen more or less Innocently Into wronK-doltiK. Hen l.yon and OaHtoii tlliiHs head the cast, sup purled i'V Marion UiVere and oih-ers''- . ' ' : ' ' "The. fllrls of the Undevworld". hns'been booked for the tNilonlul theater for I wo, days. and the fli'Ml showing will le on Monday the ISih of Juno. -.' The matinees will be Klvcn for the ladies only, while evening per formances will be for men only. No one undi?r the atiO of sixteen years will die iidmltted only, when accompanied by a parent . A special feature m this pro pram Is the Introduction of the 'MlunuDiloiie SlnKlnn Interlude." The ciiBt of the "(iirls of the Itn.' derworld' includes a number of well known mitrs. The story shows I the schemes used to trap yottni; Kliia and lend them Into lives, of ! shame. It Is said the soquencon j are taken from' Incident.! I hat hap ; pencil In real lli'o of two young. Kil ls whd would tint lined the warn- ' in uiven until too late.' '; AfltiDloger Hill. rniCllKltICK ItAI.MRt IQ1 N Ave., l.n Oranda. Ore. Readings daily, t Readings by Mall a Specialty IT NNT A ROME WITHOUT A TEUPHONI How in the world can a young person expect to become "popular" i unless there is a Tele phone in the home? We i don't say it can't be lone. It might. But it's i done. '. doubtful. Hew Independent Talapbona Co. AND TOU CAN HAVK OMC ran a raw ckntb a dayi . ' 'i ! . 1 ! . : " STAGES LEAVE FROM La GRANDE DEPOT Wallowa Coach Co. Leave ' ' ' ' ' l.n Clrantlc for Wallowa Lnke R :15 a. m. ' 4 :00 p. m. Connect with All Points West Blue Mountain Transportation Co. Leave La Grande for Hakcr, Boise La Grande for linker only I a Grande fur Pendleton (Connnctlona at Pendleton Leave La For Portland Fare $9.50, Round trip $16,00 ? ! Pnr information Physicians' & Siirceon ? ? i IKK U. IKIt'VV, SI, D. ( !.(.; ii.ki:s, , u. ' X Practice llinllvd to dtstissos of test Eye. Eur, Nose aad 'liroab . Mew Foley . : kiplMMM Uulldlng . , .'. : . wial y ,. . ' B. O. Klltllr, m. n,-., 3 ; Pbyslctau and burauon ' ' V Cnmmer Tslephona tl'illding ,; ' ! Main 41 y , kis i.. tiAnn.Tonr, m. d. .- i i'liysiclsii and 6uiKton Osrd ner . Tclephon' Vuihllhfr aUAin i Jtusldenea Phone Main 6S If no aiiswor call ilila lUtt . p. i.. n a i, a i on, m. it. Pre t Ice limited to distmnes of to. Kye, l-nr, Nnse and Throat 1 : Rooms 18-19 Tulephon', So minr liutldlnr V, ' Main77 a. i( itK-iiAititsoN, n. n. Hv, iSuraery ' M Rooms H-17 Tefephon; joninitr Hnlldln Jtiain a rv . J. A. WONII. tl.ICK, M. - J . Phynlclan and Hurgeon ' ' Owr U U Uruy Kturs .,i Hub. l'hone Itus. Phon Main ,fi7 ' Main , It. O. MeCAI-t M, D. 'if f Physician and burgeon .. i$ Bommtir TelphC3ff Uulldln Uata tit FERVENT Fet'vent dcslro to Satisfy all the particular demands of , our client h has. given ub a widespread rcpnl,atloni for trustworthiness. You can de pend upon us without hesi tation. . , We Understand i :: K SVOTICRASS A KIMMKltMAN ' " . Main 02 3 Hardwood Flooring Nothing adds to the beauty of a home as much as a nice hard wood f looi We carry a complete line of oak, and maple in stock, at all times. ': ' - , ' -; i Van Petten Lumber Co. l'hono .Main 7.111 "Good Kcrvlce Quick" 11:25 a. m. 4 :35 p. in. 10:30 a. m 3:45 p. m. for Walla Wnlla anil I'asco) Grande at 10:30 a. m. call MAiN ,709