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Friday. Augufit 31, 1928 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Seven The Observer Want The Market Place of Union and Wallowa NEW TODAY! j.OH 1-rooiu niO'H'tll House, 1 tOCli IIIMII BCOUOI, MOIC, IIIHI ,llHlt I" I't'H:'' purlieu, (led. II, cast Hlnnnc's sawmill. v:n-;',tp ' "ixiii'kai.kok' tu.Vdi: TfT-V - ""' "i I Kit mi. UT. K-liil-tjlp HI Y, tfi:i.U ialne, move iiini rent ,oijbrt. Ju)i M a I'H. U-L'U-tl Hit SA l.l Peeler pitfs. t:iinphir' ewe, en. :u; tup j'Olt HAl.K - F'lirh bred Hampshire liiirks. $M) to $15. .1. K. It.-Ml-OlJf. .S-IT-1 in )ilR SAI.K II. J. Advutlce- Huntley Htenin enine. Klne eon- liitiun, Terms, the. IMtti) ,v Imp. t'o. s-a-ir lull SAI.K On easy terms or will rKit new thoroiiKhly modern :i ' ream limine wit ii KtniK. Apply 2Snfl N. Ut Ht. 8.L'.f.-CIp Knit ItKNT Well-furnished :; ) room pl.t hot and roll) water, private Kiirair'. 2 118 Adams. s-:'.t-i;in joii SAU-: Hurtlflt P -Klciiilsll Reality and irs. $.urt ho. (i. i - (inlay, KaniHT.s 1 1 4 CoVe. S-:';i-4tp 1-1 1 SALK IH-t; 2-loor Uln ho-' il;in. fully i-4Ulppl. t.oolis nn-l y runs like nw. Sfi- il at .In- i iiiiittfi and Slini'natc. s-:(n-:'t i FI'K'IAI. A I 2-foot oak dlninir ! Uit-le. A-l Hhapf. l-'iu nit un K-1 , iTiiinnf, ror. l-"lr nnd Jeiieimm. t s-:n-tf I . . Jfl'Kt'lAI Self hasting cast iron j roast f-r or dulch nvt-n. J:i.iid. AH , r.ps In east Iron skllli't.s, pol- f islu-d inMde: w.-H finished Wil.;,,,u It,XT furnished i "Ut nT. ,h',rr.,V h"l,w-- kinn,ined und ) 01I SAI.L-: fJlt TltAlU-: -Tin? .best ' iisHorttnetit of new ami u.-"-d f IlKltitiK HlnvON ynii ever looked in eal, wood, "'I or electric '. Muke your choice now iind have i U delivered when you wish, l-'ur- ! nit ure ICxchanwe, corin-r yi' lir ulld .leflelMOIl. N-HHtf r ' " ' " ron iu;nt J-'OJl HUNT Modern Hiutj AVawI). - ItKNTlIouneki IMS Adanui. , I'li. .'plug I'ooins. r.7-JS-Hi-li' jxm mi:nt Modem i B pt. Wavorley Apts. furnished o-l-lniji iort it i:t-2 ! C:ilt 400-J. houses. i-2u-tr TOR T! EXT Sleeping room with halll. near hiirh school i 4iii. s-:bi-i;tp 1'K liKNT 4-rootn furnished' ; aph -1 1 5 I'lne i.nd 1. Inqiiiro : 1SU1 Jackson. li-27-C: j'Ht KENT 2 furnish, keeping rooms. I'll. '.' i hotise--11. S-2S-U' I'Olt RENT Ptiiclly modern S rcom duple. In best residential Strict. Allen Duplex, l.M'7 4th. Main 543. .Si-lmp TOR RENT Modern furnished 3 room apiutntent, with glasseil-in ip'Ding porch and private hath, At Ct)S Adams. Call 2S2-K. vMOM'N POP FRECKLES AND HIS Que knick- mkZUS 7UAT . FCECkLES ' SAVE TO IMS FRIENDS VESTECPAY VJEE A Bk3 SURPRISE "TO ALL OF 7W9M IT ISAi'T EvjECYBOOy THAT CAK AAME giPTS PCOM APRICA 7MEM.'! jja AU.Eabv! wove Sweet ) T pop's swtv -.Syly V"'""'" TUE GUNM tlSffiWMk ( ( ' - MEISWB0RW0OD, Zt'tWTi ' ttr" it. the pursue wMSJh. iry. -- C:-t viV w mm Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five ofrran word, tu the Hue.) Pit lino, 1, IiixtiIimi loo I'bp line, inch ucliU-U eoasec. ullve limt'rlluu 70 Minimum rhurge au one ur- a! - 5c HATKS BY MO.VTU 2 IIiicm, irr itiimtli $2.50 3 Hue, prr inuiitli :i.25 i lint's, per mouth S4.UU 5 lines, per month S4.7S Marli udilltlonul line over five eliiti-Keil ut Silo per lino ier inuiitli. CASH IN ADVANCE U re quired on nil Classified orders to turn these rules. Higher rates ehui'Ked on all ereillt liisertluna. Copv for nil Uusslfleil orders must be In this oftlee by 111 A. M DAY )! IXSiatTIOX. Stop or iIits on ml Inserted until further liullee must be reeelveU by the "nine hour or etrn Insertion will be rhurKed. 1 elephouo ordlfi solicited. Cm.li rules may be enrned on phono oniera by puyuient on or before dale of lust Insertion. I'HONE S7 - "An Observer Wont Ad Will Do It" lOl; IIKNT nishi'tt Immi nn-l Miii.i. j i ii I :t room I ss with liath.s. ! 1M flif.-mvoo.l. 20-tf f. , ni m, . j.-0i i;."I' -A rl-an 4-room fur 'd niodi't n aj.t. 1 1 ind I'all IMI. 8-J -tf (KT Modern Mfentnir rooms. 1. o. O. I Temple, l'hone cleaned Up. fine. for 1' and 1'lnc. 2114 .S-:i0-2tp .mis( i;llam:oi's -w MIl.LKK an - MISS (JI.AItVS !:. noiinces IIih reopening piano Kluilio Sept. 1st. lor IMkIi school piipiln. f helore ly a. m. s -1 u - j i SAVIi TVI-:n DOIXAUS on a new I'tlgiduire. Itetfiilwr , M. (.. payment plan if desired. Hc V IJ. VaugJin, Hacajawt'u, Jnn. 6-23-tf I'OU LKASK My home for u y-.ir, to reliable party. Mrs. .May Ilofiman. 12l4 Lst.-S-14-tf MKD DAN'KNI'OCT. leather uphol Kiering, I-'urnil ure I-chunge. 8-i-tr EASTERN OREGON School of Mu- Violin, piano, voice. illtS. 1. O. O. F. Temple. J'h. 447-J. I-9-1M J I A. MILTON liEACH electrical sw ei-pnr, almost new; less than i.. price, l-'uriiiture l-JxchangC'. s-s-tr LA UUANDE MATTRKS3 A Up hoist e i ing & Weaving Worlu. l'hone 424-W. Chaa. Edwards Prop. 1 2-'l-lm MRS. It. (;. Me' 'ALL announces the ieopen:ng ! hr-r piano studio on Sept. 1st. Reservations now be ing made t Piano. Iln:h i' pip" organ and school credits. 1 'Ii. I Main S2 or Main X3S. -"J FRIENDh ( I AiEMEE SAVM fvsH,V,WMOrA ) 1 GOT 7KAT SEEM SO MAPPV AS MiAEM MAS PLCAJ&PS IM 7WI0S f- 6AME liSAE WE WDS TP-CSZ J THAT Ai ICE VASE J V.E SITTIM' f 7UIAJ3S 1 BOOSMT WfTA FCECLES G"0 OUR J ME FECVU AFRICA!! J sAMMAnO ) AAATEU l AASirsETDN' -v y y" i cyj our j v SW ( PIAO.' lVIOUXlor'TirrjC I I l'i l-v.'; 7 VfohwisV we L,LL-r-i V C CQV.ES Ad Page Counties ('(lOI'KUATIVK Cre.llt Association. ! ereillt ruling elearlnK house, eol I lei-lions, rr4-.HI raliutts. S. I.. Thompsml. Jlnr., II. II. l'aiki-r. Hei. 1 IS Kim. St. l'hone Main ! I. I. (). Ilox 7!.3. S-S-lin MONK Y TO LOAN We have mon ey to loun on ileslmMe elty prop erly at Hit loiv rate ot lntrrt.nl ol O'. Wo Hille ull Klmls or In UMnr. InclUillllK llr. Ollas. H Tteynolils. s-lli.tf WA.NTKI. WANTKII Mewlnir, lll 111 or fnney. Mrs. Itenuiek A. I'larli. oit U S-J'J-ltJ WANTKIl KursliiK by exiierleneeil piartlcal nurse, liy day or week. i'h. 3U1-J. iu3 Wash. 7 -:t 1 -1 1 n WANTKD uis:nK ,y exiri, ne,-,l pttietieal nursr. All killtls of eases. .Maternity preferred, "'all 4.MI-S. 8-:lti-:'t IIKl.l' WANTKII - Voiiiik or mid tlle ai'fil woman lor lioust-kei'p-t-r. Musi he ei,-ri,-uefd and fiirnisli ret'erriie.-s. l-":t 1 1 1 1 1 y of Hire,,. $4u a Ititintll. rpotlt' Main 'ioT fur appoinlinent. s-:in-:ilp Copy for thin f4ititnin muHt be lu by 0 a. ui. ixsrnAxrrc asu iionos u. s. i i:s'i u;r o. o. w. WAIIXOCIC 1-lS-U Meet in- at 1 he Odd I'VUnws' t. ni ple for the chit-ken dinner that thu Nidifhhors of Woodcrult will erve Lahor Hay. Ii n n in a( 11 :::. j - ;i i - i t HKAITV AMI ITII.ri V Tlio latest thin in dinner and break fiiNt ware. conibiniiiK the very latest Idea in beailtitul (solden ivory body with Minplo artistic dec oration ol .lade and Outline A J .semi-porcelain which will not craze jand which will f-ive real service for j FIND IT HERE t her ievery-day wear. Introductory sets CrtMlfl now on rale at $T.i:i at Itiehard 1 ait-J j son's Art and (lilt Shop. See the. two patierns in Die window advantage of this otter. S -laki 2S-M The best grade of School Sup plies a( Newllu Hook Store will cost you no more than the chea per grades elHewhere. S-:tl-tf) I IHHi Ami Come in anil ; we have just Ii (!U I K (HITS ' I he new 1 kings ived. a nunilier for eddiiig arifl of things suit shower gifts. M lville's. ,S-2'.i-4t Ai l i:vn All members ol the Walton League are requested to lie at the Hum jaw ea Hotel tonight, l-'rlday. Aug, Hist. Dinner promplly at 7 o'clock. 1'rogruiu and, business meeting following. He there! J. E. Wnodcll, "Si '. S-:!l-lt gncK si it i l; In windshield and side glass fit -tins at the right price at Itiehuid iiii'n Ait and tiift Shop. S-2S-M II WIHOO LI AI' ItAhl S 'lean the lawn. May olio of To our bamboo leaf takes. Will not injure I he la w n. Sold ut Melville's. s-:to-2t From A Parachute More to It your pick of Pscd Kchoul HooltN early ut Newlln Rook Store. 8 3 I -I f llellislilchlliK, pltssinij;, button, hole, ete. Morion' kindle Hhop. Itelnrn your ukuiI si'lioul hoolti early for credit or eush. Where your neeils fur next teiiu are nl r.'H'ly kmiuii ii'm u soon plan to also procure new liookw in tulvuhee' of the ruKli. Newllu Hook Store. Selioot Hook l.lst I'.tr the hi-velal sfiinles may he Itail at NeM'ltn'n Hook Slore. -3l-ll Hnsl tleslitus lu ull kiutlH of ttreet. lug- Tin . Is ut New Ull Hook Store, 8-8. tf l 'olu, urdiiy. t'hick. Ill Melville They will s A p. 111. Kitt give tiMtiy it .S-3I-II None i; t un l'l m,i i u 1 M'piii'linput iit' tin Inipiinr. T'. S. liquid OflU at 'I' lit Dallfx, OtPm, .luly 24, l!l-'S. ' NutliH In liorphy jrlvpii that Harry I'. 1'lasM, nf tin tiler, Oroon, who, nn ( liiolter K, 1 !tl'4, made Imii.e ,stiad entry, urt of June 1 ft 1 1, No. li:'4l5X, for Jits 10, II, Set, a.', T. 1. S. tt. a".. II., und Lot 4. KU",', NV . Section &, Townshin 2, S., lCiiiiKA S.".. i; Willamette Meri dian, has filed notice of inti ritlon to I iiiak final three year J'ruuf. tu e- taliUh t'laim to the land :ihtv de-si-rihtti, before I'idon 11. i;ieihard, 1'tiited Slatt-s coin mtssjoner, at La (.rande, Oicuoii, on the 11th day of StptemlM't. HUH. . 'la I ma nt na mes as wit n esses: Wis .Wilson. i;txil follins, Frank llaiilt-n, Denver Charlton, all of La t Iraude, ( trefoil, .1. V. DONNIILLV. Jielsler. Aiiif. 3-10-17-24-31 m i mo or Tin : iaci : Mtrhttn Hyatt unnounres t he con tinuation of her daneiUK classes nl the Suciijaweit Inn, the full term beKinninir Hepleiuber the filth. Miss Hyatt comes direct from the i 'ornish School of I'alicitiK lu Seattle, and for the past mouth has been ooiidiielintf special clnsseM here. She bus made a thoroiiKh study of dancing and its allied arts under the leading mastern of, Wi-st 'onril cities und offeiH instruction in the following forms of dancing: Mullet, Miaracter, Interpretive, Adagio and Tap. Interviews at the Kucujuweii Inn. 'IVtephnne Main h'.i". s-:tl-ltp CALL I'Olt IUDS Sealed bids will be received by me up In 2 o'clock I. M., Sept. fi. at I he office of Hon. IL E. Dixon, Referee, Lu Orande, llregou, fin a slock of lu dies' ready-to-w ear merchandise, consist ing of coats, dresses, suits, sweaters, etc., in ventories ut $22211.72 located ut La (irunde ami formerly belonging to W. H. I.eRoy. Stock ami Inventory may be inspected on premises. In ventory may ulso been seen ut the office of Sidney Telser, 74t Mor gun Hblg., Portland. Certified cheek oi cash for Hi per cent of amount bid must accompany each hid and right Ih reserved to reject any or all bids, and subject to ap proval of court. 10. C, Tuckey, Trustee, N-:tl-4t CALL I'Olt RIDS . Sidewalk CniM ruction Sealed bids will be received the city commission of the, ci'y of La (irande, I'nlon county, Oregon, for the construction of Hie side walk in sidewalk Improvement dis trict No. 1S7. within the el'y of Lu (irande, Oregon, according to the plans and specifications of the said sidewalk district now on file in the office of the city recorder of Un said city. A deposit of Eive ($r."itl) Dollars will be ieiiired for dans and spec ifications, which amount will he ie-lurm-d 11 bidder is unsuccessful and ret inns plans and specifications to this office, Itids will he received to the hour of 7:::n P. ,L, Wednesday, Septem- Into A Tough Spot Come Vltti liPftW TuROUtrt "WE " tCT WUj-pi. ' QH.SAV.FPECVLES' ) VES,WEV J Y oo certaiwuv certaiwlv ) ) VJI7A7W05E, v. soKPftiSGS.' J l X I5AV7JAEV u tt I nt orr r j AT-TUE wmm "The Tigress" Is At The Colonial Today And Saturday 1 lorol Ii v lte ler spent m era I weeks mastering two intiicule tri bal dances ol the gypt-'ifH for "The TigreKK," I he t'oUiinbl.i I'ietui eH production In which she plays op posite Jack I loll. The plct are in showim; at the Colonial theater lo da) and Saturday. One of these dances has come down through the ages and reuutres great skill. It is culled "The Dunce of Daggers," and is performed by (ills gypsy queens and princesses. A' dotted oi more knives me used In the execution of the dance. These are held fan shape I he hands of the performer und us nIi twirls about they are thrown one ilfler another with (treat accuracy, l-'re-UUeiit y t hey are dti eel eil uncom fortably close to a by-slander, breaking a pipe or planting a shirt sh-eve to a tree. The second is "The Dance of Death." u variation of the dagger mi in her, This entertainment i seldom Indulged in and when it is a lire Is usually sacrificed. It is the climax of a vetidwta ' and used by gypsy women to full ill oat hs sworn oer dead bodies. Itntlt of these unique and thrill ing diversions are scMoui witness- her 12th. 1 !'2K, and innst be ac companied by a certified check or (bidders bond In the sum of IU per iceiit of th amount bid as a gral junlee Of the ueteplance find coill I plelion of con1 1 act If aw in ded. f'hi-cks will be returned to unsue tcessrol bidders. j All bonds in connection with this work are reunited to bo secured t hi on gh resident agents and no bond will he accepted unless writ ten by a residi nt of the city of In (1 rande. The commission reserves the right to rejiM'i any or all bids. My order of the Commission. August 2!'th. 1'12-i. .1. KTKAUNS. liecoi.ler of the ' "H y of Li. Cl aude, l livunil, S-UI-DM. Co!Ic.ge Girl r.llts Merceiea J n;t Hurst of Peru, Indiana, a cr"-L:-it cf the Urivc.-2'ty of Indisna, c!ci ol 1 224. v.ill orjanlse Koovcr cluhi Qinong cdlero rlt. In the cistern campaign ditr.ct tor the Rc.iub It em party. :ie is a dcur. liter of f.'r. W. C. Hurst cr.4 a niece of Circuit Jut'ca J. Hursi, cf Peru. Her ap;ioin:ment rcc:lved from V.i'Z. Alvm T. Hert, vice c!inirm.itl r.f t'.yn P rn oh ' if-n Ma. I tlon-l romnittec, o.it of vhore of fict In Wchir.on 0;z v.ilt work iT-.r,'V; f.to 'l PAT Off v t f V r. Af i if I v. f.' ,-:.,if.-.7.JA ! By Blosser SAV.' Vou AAJEMT SEEM ) ' "1 f AnyruiMS vet" rvE cc ASUCPRISL- FOP. y '. . ' 2) l you 7MAT IS A flft . ;-i SURPRISE' r- -- Yi fj? ??. P I ' - ???'? ! ' ed by at rangern and tt was with j difficulty that Miss Kevler obtained i instruction in them. I hi ecnu (ieoige It. SelU, Who lias Spent sev eral iiiout hs si tidying f he gyp!'' of Andalusia, a Spanish province. land has many friends uniony l he j nomad., was able to exert sufli i cleat Influeuce to obtain u nucher lor Miss Itevier. i l're ious to her picture career the actress was a protesslonal dune-! j er nd therefore an apt pupil. She1 in tilsn psUiiled at dagger throwing' and i-'uoil mastered Hits Intricate J dunce. ' i5f000 Extras Play jln "The Crowd" at ! Arcade Theater Now More than five thousand extra players appear In support of Kint Vidor's '"The Crowd." the big spe cial Metio-lioldwyn-Mayer produc tion now playing at the Arcade the ater. The story, which is an orig inal by the director called for eight huge settings renuiring hundreds id' people. One of these is the larg est office setting ever constructi l for pictures.. It contained five hun dred desks and at each was a book keeper, uniunir them John, the hero of the story. Th re are enormous cafe, ollice building, factory and street scenes, each reoiiitintr large nunihors of people from the great American middle cIuhk The leading I roles o tills Idg picture are lalieii l bv L'teanor Itoardtiian and James j Murray, supported by a huge cast I of well-know n plnyem. jTim McCoy in Movie Iiole Like Father Played in Life In his rob as n young American lieutenant of cavalry in Die fron tier days, Tim McCoy. In his new est production, "Uidem of the Daik." now playinlf at the Star theater, almost finds hltbseir Intlm binds of his own father, who was a cavalry officer nnd hoped his son l would follow in his steps. preferring to ranch in Ihe west. McCoy went lo Wyoming and set tled down among the Indians aft tef completing his education ut a 'stx-uhir college in Chicago. There he became II protege of (b-neral Hugh L. Scott, Tamous ln dian fighter, and learned Ihe led j mail's wlmi language; purlly from Hie general and parity from tho Aim pa hoes, who adopted him Into their tribe. Six years spent with the Arapa hocM and Shoshoiies made It 1 tit one For Sale A splendid buy in an apart nienf house, wlilch Is welt located four larj-o apartments, always filled, In come In addtloti to one upartmeut occupied by owner, $7i tier month. Reason for illnposlnc of property not financial, this property always has been a good Investment. A small payment wilt place you In possession and thn income will make t lie future payments. A small houo mlnht bo considered is part payment. Hern Is an op portunity for some thrifty wife to assist materially in preparing for i he rainy days that are sure to come. AUmey o loan on En f; rande, cliy ami farm property. Improved two-iier and five-acre trai ts close in. Ceo. H. Currey By Cowan it,"m-" ' . f SO HE'S BfrCfc. TEIi I rAOCE - VIELL. WtUV. &tt J A A HIT IF 1 CAM tRMJ r&Jftffi Professional Directory Tlild dlrw lory U ejM'!n!ly bnndf for the fiwcimer or for tht oul-of-town rcdcr wliu niny nam the name nnd tuhlreiMi of totiie profcHslooul limit. It bus bin carefully prepared nnd will prove lo b ready aid to buy reader In ohlnluhttr prunipt professional cp vice Classified for Osteoputhio riiysitinns j. i.. i;i.ic, it. ii. M a ltii a in : r i .Mii.i ;, tt, o. (Jeneral ur Ac lie a iml ihe ti'V KVUTKM" lof tulleii rches. 4omuier Teh phutio dulldliirf Mum tur, Architect U. H. Sill I I K, Ar hll-.1 boom 7 Grande Natieiiitl Hrnk ibilhllriy of the foremost authorities on the ! Aim rienn Indian and won linn tin affection of the members ot bo'l j nations. When the Met in doldw y n -M u cr studio decided lo d' sound b big "nl of the ordinnt, M;;r a i -a I west erner In a number of hhdm tci! an I weslo-n film pro.lm tunc:. t!ic man they selected was Tun i ' . ' His rututu! ahilltv as ;ui ni'tor has put him mn' with millions i AmeiK'au and Mn; 'ope. u . plcture Koers. Dorothy Dvun has the I emin ine lead in "Ci.b rs oi Hi. D.n k,'' .tod the supporlin:; cist includci m:ui iiotabh s. Three Smith ltovs Ace Itiulucr Itm ' ' MADISON, Wis.. P) It may Rnis. til,.. YA st-Jombson Hhlg. be Smith tn Smith to Smith whetijoifice I'll. 4s:i-J. Res. Ph. li2-tJ I he I 'nt i i sli y of Wisconsin r.ioi - i .ball takes tin- giidiiou tliis fall. 1 1 ! ( I.. Smith, of Coach Ol. nu I his- iieiiiwancs sqiiito, i'i;'s a n ii.ih, K. Smitii plays rh-,1.1 hail .m l H. Smith idavs lull back. They are brotheis. Two played on the R.idi-r iiesh 111 e n team last year and the t'ibd returned for his s. cotnl season a.s II letter mall. Plaster Wall Board We now have all lengths of CURTAIN - TEED Pla-dcr Wall Hoard. II tnalios a warm house for w Inh r and cool for summer. Van Pollen Lumber Co. Phono .Main ": "OfKHl ScrJc ooliU" KX( t'KSION FAUKS DAILY To Portland Out Win- R.'iO Hound Trip li-HS Lv. Lfi (Irande y : 2 a. in., Ar. Portland 1U:10 p. tn. To N'w Uton One Way $ N.ttO IIoiiiiiI Trlt 1 2.05 l.iaviw L.i ;rande L':C p. m. b-r Lewismo , Walla Walla I 'or Raker Hoi-.- t :'::;.". p. in. Modern He Lue I'i.rtor Coaches Oregon Trail Slac Depot On Jf'ffi'l'.snn HlMtiiltti I'. I'. I,'"t. I'hnni. Main ISO STAGES LEAVE FROM LA GRANDE DEPOT Wallowa Coach Co. Leave La Cmmle for Wallow n Lal;c R: 15 a. m. A ;f)0 p. ni. ('oiiiuict w'ith All l'oinl.s Wont lilue Mountain Trnnsporlation Co. Leav La Craiulf! for Kalu r, I'.ni' n ll:2.")n. m. La Cr.-mdi- I'm- i:!;er only ! p. m, La flrandc fur IVmiIIHom 10;P,Oa. m 3:15 p.m. ((;(iiii'i:!Imii;i lit i F i ,1 1 ! on f'r V.'all.l Wutla mid I'liHru) Lt'avc .; (Jtaiule For Portland at 10:30 a.m. Pare $9.50, Round trip $16.00 Art y ' iMt. ik'i U For informal i.m 'Look Over Our V'ant Ads for Pargains Quick Reference Physicians & Surgeons l.riC 11. IHM VV. , II. I.KW A WIl.liKS M. . I'rnctl. v liioid-d to dlseiiria of tbt ve, K.i r, tiii uad ThroKt. Ww l'..l-y T-lephon iuiilding Alt in U 15. C. KlltHT, M. IK I'll) si Ikii and tiurye'in '"fi'mi r T i lephoni 'lutlding Main it VKItN I.. HAfllKTOIV, M. I). i'hyniciau and Huigeon ;rdner T' lephont Voii'ling Msin It.'itienro F'hofiB Mntn Cell if no au.iwtr call Malu Sua f. I-. HAI-STOS, I. D. I'rcnthu iJiinu.t to iliiiaMra of tn live, : ir. vNosu and Throat Roi.jOH I s-l'i' Telepbona ioiiiiio r iiuiiilinr Ikiuiu7Ji ltCII.AIttl!tUN, n. u. buravry fttioms 1B-17 Tvlephona joiiiiuer il-iildlr.if II. CS. mrOAI.I., M. D. I'hysii:taa und burgeon Somrn-r Tflephoaa tmilulag Ujtlu KXI ci.mm ci: i.. t;i;,sri:p. m. I. Physician ami Surgeon . . ASU'OlOger J MRS. I HI Hi RH Iv RAI.MI.H KiH N Ave, Lu Oiande, Ore. Readiniis daily. Rea.lil.K.t by Mail u Specialty SACRED- ! W- disehar;re with dignity and eni' lt iiey tin sacred rc-spoii'-iihiiilies that are entrust ed to us. We appreciate tin honor ol serving when serv h i- Ho m m il Heeded. rndersta nil KNOIICK KS A tl.MM l'i It. MAN Main tiZ rail MAIN 7011 y!4 in