La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 08, 1928, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, October S, 1!2S. LA (! RAN 1)10 KVENINCi OUSEKVKR Page Seven 1 I f. 4 V The Observer Want The Market Place of Union and Wallowa NEWTODAY Klili SA l.l-l '2im lurkey t each j mile ui'sl ill' Mnss Chapel .school. V. S. Thorp. M-s-i.tp Knit It KNT 'mil fort able :t iir 4 room aj n rl ment. Also H.ecpinti n jui n, I 'hone 7 '.- J, 1 a-S 1 1 Knit .Al.K Apples, tl'ft (fiUil apples i'tc box. linyj,' your box s, pick your w inter mipply Wilford Wed em-thaw nn Suminer-villi- highway, ih-x-ii ( lt I: KNT 2-room furnishc. apartment with Kki.s.scd In Kb-ep int," porch, private bath, urmun floor, Ho.se in. i'uH L'M'-U. WAM i:i W.WTEU- Man In work on dair farm. Must kixmI milker. I'll l!-;t-V, Homer. Wilson. W.NTKI - Worn nil top genera' housew ork. Cull 'Main fil'h !i-2n-ll mil JIKNT FOP I! KNT--.Modern Garage. Call l''i HI I; KT HuiiM-ket-pluK room, laia Adams, i'h. i'07-.l. &-:".i-t. KOI I liKNT Modern 3-room fur nished house, 1 r 1 4 It ave. lo-ltf I'Oli JlENT 2 or 3-room furnish- t-a apt. 2013 1st. 9-lu-tr 1 1 'A ItTMKNTS to rent. I 'm naee beat. $:tu.oi), l.i Grande Invest meiit i 'ompaiiy. !(-;-1 m 'Oil ItKNT 4-rooin furnished apt. 2115 Pine and U. Inquire ISol Jackson. 8-:'7-tf UOl'SKS To lent V2. 5h to jan.nn. J.u Grande Invtslnn nt company. OH UKN'T- Modern 4-room :ipt.. wit h dining nooli. 'a pi y I Or nish, d at JH14 Cedar. Hie :i rnom unfurnished apt. at 17-i-i Adams, with naiup-. (Jen. It. Kiel aidsmi. Hi-(J-:M I'Oli ItKN'T 2 nnd 3 room fur ni.slied hoiisoH with baths. Clean iiinl Muit't. IS10 Greenwood. 6-L'O-tf IKIt NAM". Oil TltAill' Kill! SAI.K 3 Imltolli n" .lnhn Itt-i-iv tiiu-lor plow. Call I'ariii. I'M. in-:i-liii i-OU SAl.K l'Yesli Biilnion, 2f.i; a lb. I'ork rliop.s, iTin n Hi. lvoili'M .1:nl;it, K.IiH J,.rr. Ave. 9-I 2-1 in l"OI! SAl.K "Weaning pigs. AIsi brood sows. (loo. lean, Kt. 2. Hi-;-r,tp I'oi; SAl.K Pointer Hog, l'U yrs. old, points and rett (eves; one full season's work. il. A. f!rit ton, Knterpi ise, ore. HM-IJtp POP KAI.K No. 1 Netted (b'lll po tatoes, $1 per sack. Also sec onds cheaper. Call Partners L'7H. Irwin Moss, -!-i;tp l-'tllt SAl.K Hnrdliijr eslato. full block, $:r() cash, subject In as sessments and sonic back taxes. Claude C. Pratt. 10-"i-'ii I'tHl KAI.K Italian prunes in or chard. Hrlng boxes, fii'e per ap ple box. Hon'!, conm Kalunkiy. .1. li. Weaver, Pnbjii. u-r-2t I-OU SA KI-: Koine - Jonathan ap ples ami winter pears bi ing boxe.q do your own picking. 1 "rices reasonable, M rs. Procter, Pruitdaie. lu-ll-JIlp MOM'N' POP iB. J TELL SOU OtriA : ) . f HiM - LVMt-b RI5HT fci ' 11105- ftcRcSS TmE fJ0 BTMINV Kj .,0O CAU HAJ -rwC inn WfEKS I rjid IF VOU'LL TOL'-DWy U StRkNfiE NE ftNC P'.NCU WIN T HI HMD k. . . -v unmcoont. m ""Tr -SSris '111 Bur - m .Tut ? mK3. U',r&yS?4i fIk m 1 L r ' FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS (SPG ODD X UAD MO IDEA TT COST 7A"5 ,5VEV AMJCU JUST"TOV."D AAi EL&PAAAoT-t-.Jua DOLLAES FOB MAV." VWW! 1 77-UMU: "WATS Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five aTrrape words tn the line.) Per lino, I hi IuhchIou 10c Per line, rat h added consec utive lllHtTtlOU 7o Mliilrniint t'hurifi on one or der - J& HAT IS I1Y MONTH 2 linen, per inonih ...3.50 :t lines, ht month ..$:(. 2 5 4 1 1 lien, per inonih 84.00 5 linen, jht month ... $4. 7 3 l-jieh tidtlltlnnal line over five rliurt;ed at 6Dc per ' Uue per UlOlllll. CASH IN ADVANCE U re quired on all Classified ordem to tar n these rales. Higher rule churned on all credit Insertion. Copy for nil Clnsslfled ordera must be In Mils office by 10 A. M. DAV OK l.SI-:itTlON. Stop or ilers mi ad Inserted until further iiothii niut bu received by the aii ic hour or exirii Insertion will be ehiired. Telephone orders solicited. Cash rate may be eurued on phone orders by ptiyment on or before date of last Insertion. PHONK MAIN B7 "An otMcrror Want Ad Will Do It" KOll SAl.K 25 H. P. Advance Jtuniley steam eiiKine. Kine con dition. Terms, Ore. Hdwe & Imp. Co. S-S-tf llOi;si-:.S Kor Sale. Low priced, and easy terms. Finn l house,s, Iiij; house, ucier-Ke and fainis. I ,ii Crande luveliuenl Company. li-25-lm SPKCIAK Self hasting cast Iron roaster or dutch oven, $:U"G. All sizes In east iron skillets, pol ished inside; well finished. Will not warp. Knrniture Kxehnnjjo. cor. 11 r ud Jefferson. 8-3H-tf I- I it 'IT OKOWKKN Why pay a hJli prie( fur rubber stamps? order fpoin manufaeturer and save the commission. I,, K. An derson. Phono "M't, t.'oe. Ore. 3-22-lm I'Olt KAI.K An eslato. Must be Kotl Ic'l, no reasonable cash of fer refused. (i-room house, 3 lots. 5 XL' St.; - lots, 4 x I I H. Im proved street, fine location. See owner, c. i:imont pell, Iiil'o Hen 1on Ave. 10-.ri-1p I'liU SAI.l-: Potatoes, no. I 's $l.('0 sack; no. '2'n, aiic a sack and 25c a s:M k and tin nish your o n sack to pick up after the In dia nsi Come to Ihe house and get alt you want. Ph. K-ls:t, K. A.. Wills, Alice, Op. Jh-5-t'l l-'oft SAl.K Dlnlnjf set, library ta ble, 1 rocker, L' dressers. 1 kitch en work table, 1 charter oak kitchen ranj;e, t brass hed, 2 ma 1 tresses, 1 set double coil sprums. See these articles . at l.'.ni1.. tlth. St. Must be sold at nnee." .10-5-2tp POP SAl.K OK 'ITtADK The best assort i aent of new and used 'tsitliit; stoves you ever looked at coal. wood, gas, oil or electric. Make your choice now and have 11 delivered when you wish. Kttr ulttiio Kschange, corner of lir ...d Jei'l'eisou. S-30-tf VNOW. 8l to w - TlE TO OF. THIS IP fT COSTS FOUR D0LUPS F02 ONLY FM VWEKS A7 LOTS OF 7A7MDAAyO)Sr5 SUZT TlXtKlM AOJ A04&Y.' 1 THAT W0ULD AMOUNT 7D l0AVEAK AMJCM. V0CXJLO B, POP? ...w.i.w Ad Page Counties SPECIATi A 12-foot oak dlninff table, A-l shape. Kurulluro Kx ctiunjte, cor. Kir und Jol'foirton. ti-3u-tf I'Olt SAl.K Plnyer piano, Kiay en amel rouse, rohl fiii? davenport, desk, Ivvo dtesKeiM. two beds and springs, one ru, Wilton, !ixl.'; one Axmlnister, Ux'j; three rock (im, Hnoli'iiiu y x I J ; dlnitiK table; huri'ett, electrfe wanher; four e ha I nt, etr Call nt 17iS Y ave. Ki-C-C.tp MISCII.I.AMIOCS lil'l', KKI.I.. rai.ni'. move and ienl house. John Mura. C-n-t! CAltS Milt HICK You drive lute model sedan.H, by the mile or hour. Phone Main Cf0. 1 Ian y Wa Kroner, S-7-1 m C.I.OliK l.OCr.STS Treis, oina- niental Mtocl;. W. ICvei ell. i Phono J. U-J5-1 m j MONEY TO LOAN -We have inon- ey to loan on desirable city piop-' erty at the low rate of interest of 6?. We wile all hinds of in-' flurunca. Including life. Chan. H. Keynolds. . S-l0-:f EASTERN ORKOON Schoo! of Mu- j I hie 'Violin, piano, voire. Credits,! 1. O. O. F. Temple. Ph. 447-J. t I. A CIHANIH: M ATTIU-'SS l'p liolsterillK c lt"K Cle:inin Works. Phone 41'4-W. Chas. K-l-wardM, Prop. 12-1-1 m HEALTH HOW MOIHI US CAN HI I P pm: i:m' ;i hi-: spin ah oc cor.;io in scikiui, lly lr. IVctlerirk Strieker Whether or not a child is weTl eiiotiMh to ko to school, or is sick enough to be kept nt home, is a problem that every parent must answer many times during the school life of every child. The problem is not always one of easy solution. Konnerly, chil dren were kept nt home because of the fear of their contracting some contagious disease. With a health department that functions proper ly and especially with an udeu;ito medical Inspection of schools, the J dumber thai a child may contract J diphtheria, smallpox, or even scar let fever nt school is not now very j great at any lime. That children j still very often contract measles. , m limit, whooping-cough, and coldsi J at school is unite true; but until parents, family doctors, and health iind scdtool authorities all do their part in preventing this, these dis ase.t will continue lobe spread in our schools. The question naturally arises, "Why not let the children gel whooping-cough and measles be fore they me old ennogh to go lo school and get them over with? They are sure to have 1 hem at some time. There is a very good reason why this should not be done. 1 Tacti cally, all contagious diseases are haiib-r on younger children than on olde rones, and this is especially true of hooping-cough and meas les. One-half of all the deaths from u hooping-cough (and t here 1 are more than one w ould 1 hlnk ) j occur in children under one year iof age, aud !t5 per cent of the deaths from whooping-cough occur in children under five years of age. I The proportion in measles is not i quite so high in the v. ry young in hooping-cough, but. Ilia ry to a very common t hough erroneous opinion, the ileal Ii rate In measles is also very much high- er in young children than in older i children ami adults. Again, con Jtraty to an opinion which is still WANTED, DEAD - 6tE! WMT 'till J 5W0vJ TmV " She ll He me cotfcM- HERSELF fOB ALU those Things 5ve accoseo me. POOME.5 EMECVThiNi. Zq A 1 ! IN AN AWFUI.FIX 1 A LIT7T.& MOCM DOLLARS ' - CMvl IT A mm CAT tAO main t "What has four len, no wliicx, but ean jump as hill as the Wool V"i l h btiildiitK"'.'" "I give up." "A lead cuv." "lint ;i dead cow can't jump." "Neither the WiHilworth !buildin." I We have is sn- hit h. le.-s it is is beiim d asked why living do not know nn e so much of It One ulil is i for maldehvde leather. dumb she thinks s ji ueU' kind til Mrs. I biker: Ivery 1 tuo you S4 ti pretty th- ini forget you're inurriiil." Itiikcr (-oriit fully) : "You're wronu. my deur. iitliluu: hrlnus home the f;i't with mi much force. Ki:i:p on tmti; If you toot your little tonler And liy :iway your htu'ii. Within a weeli (here's not a soul Will know that you were bnpn. The fellow who Is on the Job A-j:oin' every dav. keeps forever at it. Ilets the one who makes it pay. i Cod made mall and rested. In IM."i man made the saxophone. Since iheu neither Cod nor man has resp d. An archaeologist found fossils 7n. wiin, years old in the Hold desert. Probably sonic . printed relics of stories from old Siwash telling how Coach Whoozis fears lie's t:oing to le.se the opening game. all too common mild disease; it asles is not u i very serious c in combina 'illeUl eomidi- is a flair, ami this db tiou with il;i very cat ion, pne union ia, is si ill respon sihle for the loss of many young llVeS. -I With the pn-sent methods of In dividual protection, it is hardly too much to y that parents are lo blame ;t their children get small pox or diphtheria; il is hoped that scarlet fever and possibly measles may eventually be us surely pre ventable as are smallpox ami diph theria. Why is it that me'asles and whooping-cough are so likely to be spread in school? The probable reason is that it taken so long to t. ll thiit one or the other of these diseases is present. In whooping cough it may be a week or ten days after the child has the dis eases before the characteristic whoop appears, and for two, thrco or four days measles often resem bles jui ordinary cold or other respiratory aflection, with fever. COLDS MAY DEVELOP INTO PNEUMONIA Coughs from colds may lead to se rious trouble. You can stop tliem now with Creomulsion, an emuUihed creosote that is pleasant to take, Creomulsiun is a medical discover) ivith tivo-fold action; it soothes and liculs tlie inflamed membranes and in liibits g'Tiu growth. Of all known drugs creosote is rec ognized by luyh medical authorities os one ofliie greatest hcaltnn agencies (or coughs from colds and bronchial 'rtilations. CrromuUbn contains, in addition to creosote, other healing CREOMUL f OR THE COUCH FROM OR ALIVE -THE'1 CE PliVTERED) ME,(rtV fit'. iTS ThiS 1.lh. CvE. Tcaisi; J rzc'ct rSoii'S'T.jN OFf-.CtC. J-E A.. mE Tmu 1 CC,i LIKE UiM AMD I'LL gT fc IAT To A T)0U5MNUT V.T t;v 1, K:h . 7 , In m M f' mm. lit rtw.fi tt.i ;-.-n5':'- ' ft- MslMERE AW 1 60IMS SEAGCM HZ - VOW 70 GT 716 M(V0E-y ecttep. get rid cp to pay cos au. 7 mim cvG u ia 7WS 1AY FOR Jf VJAY- SELL MM Of? I. l ' Llmi AT-TUE TOE Juvenile Star T If.t- , ill I lC lAU U At Arcade film firmament up lo thr void of ail Itlil Cecil I present time lias heed mtstandiiiK "kid ' star. I It. lie Mill has it Kit in come to the fore and supplied it hm-tVH waul : by makhiK h talented Juveiiil', pla - practically a star J unt or was featured In 'Thc Yankee Clipper," "The Country j iMetor," "Harp tn Hock." mid t "Slide, Kelly. Slide." Heretofore j other child players have held the ; center of the cinema slai;e, but one , by one, they have thrown to man- J hood or w oniaiiliiMid. h av ing Junior j Cughlau undisputed h ;uh r in his , Held. j Cnder contract to Cecil H. He Mllle since he made his motion pic ture debut in "Tiie Itoad lo Yesti r- day." Juniur Cohlan has played' featured robs with such success' that he Is now recoxnize.l as. the. screen's best child pei former. It is predicted that he will attain an even higher position limit any other "kid" nctor the films have known. "Let Vr do. OllaKher," a thrill ing story o) a metropolitan news paper written hy Kit hard I lard nit; Havis. will be seen at the Arcade til ciitcr today.. Ha prison Cord. Kleatior Pair. I van I -eb.-deft and Other noted screen players are Si-ell in ihe production. "Women's Wares" . ' Now Showing- At the Star "Women's Wares." a Tiff a ny production was shown' here tor the first lime y est. -i". lay at the Star theater and was. ute.l as one, of the best pin urc en tort a hum nts seen her.' fer some time. Il is a cleverly con si meted and directed pin uro depict in g the life of two sales girts who are impersonated by the charming Kvelyn Ureal and llci'irude Short, The story tells In unbroken con tinuity of the disillusionment of it pretty glove salesgirl who falls in love with a young but poor (hap ami after going out wilh'him dis covers on her return home that he was not all she had thoimht him to be. Heartbroken she determines to play the mate sex for all they are worth, taking everything but giving nothing in return. Kor Hits pur pose the heroine and her pal be come manulklns In a ta shtona hie Pitlh Avenue modiste shop where they come in contact with men of wealth and flirtatious inclinations. How the girl u ts and falls in love with a rich youth who seems to he different and t hen discovers (hut he is of the 'same clay as the rest, and her 'reunion with her first love Is the HM-im of this interestinT photoplay. Kvelyn Itrent gives a linisho' performance in her roe as. Ih . elements wlmli sootho and heal the iuilaim-d meuibranes and Dtop the ir ritation, while tlw) creosote giMs on to 1 1 ia etormn Ii, is uliHorbed into tlto blood, allurks tltn seat of the ttoublu and checks the growth of the gmti. CreOBiuUion is guaranteed satisfac tory in the treatment of coughs fiont colds, bronchitis and minor lorni of hroncliiaJ irritations, and is excellent for building up the sMrin after colds or tlu. Money refund d if imf re lieved after taking according to direc tions. Ask your druggist, (adv.) COLDS THA THANG ON j KOOMSU'SdECS TwOO&ilT I lCOK MrCE LIKE Mt ThOOQWt- . . jutt Til r- nr IT P.VZc S. - .' FCR heroino while (lert rude Short its ! ihe up-to-date flapper is just snll-I ed lo the jjmi it. Pert l.ytcll, im the suiivi- and K' Ut lemati ly in.in-attout -town, harry Kent as the Impecun-. ious lover. Hichard Tucker as the poltslu d millionaire ttfier the pretty la-lies. Myrtle Stedutau as the elr-1 cunispect mother are all to be com mended for their i haractcrt'nttotis. j Oihors in the cast Include Cissy, lHi'y.erald. Sylvia Ashton. tiino t 'oi ra.lo, llobert Holder. j IMLtLER TrlltSO.NAUS 1 Htl.i:ii tSpeciijU - -The llllbb i ireul-Tt achi-rs h ld their Ins! iiieeim;; l-'riday iter I'N. Mrs. I . si. id at thc H soh'lions pie ciilie coniuiitl eVeiltllK, Sepleltl onat'd l:illiui: pre business Hireling ellted by the e e were I'eail 'am a-lopt d. f niiiiiiiitee chairmen ap-pointv-1 Wile: program, Miss Neil son; social. Mis. Wlitoid Weslell skou ; puldicity, M iss Spa ngeti b.-i -g; lie i u In i ship. M i s. II. H. 11 in on H. H. I-Vaiik child uclM Mrs MeKe lion. Tin- keynote l he . eltlllg w l wi eii pai . ms follow lug t.llKS Mivs Kzimi P Mrs. ('has. Ke. tiou, .1 1 s Krtn by Mr. liiehcs. Seotl. im.-iwon the pi-oKiiiiii for as co-operation bo und teachers. The' ere en; he. lit ti, iiMii, answeicil by nan; houi'' prepara .i Neilsoti, ausui ii d 1 n. uKvndanco, Mih ..t by Mr. I. a Mar Wi sietij-i.ow ; general co-operation, li;s Audiey I'etap, auswiied by Mis. H. A. Watson. The lir-t and M coiid armies gave a deuu.nslrnltoii of their play hour, Mrs. II. 11. Huron presented the plan of a home d-moiiM rat ion w oi k p a ml the associat ion Voted in tavor ot her. Miss Itaxter s room having the largest number of parents in at tendance, gets the picture for this month. The Pythian Sisters nu t Wednes day evetiiipc lo arrange to send a delegate to gland lodge to be held at Salem, o.-toher in ami 11. Mrs. Anna .McKinnis is d. h gate. Supcrinlcud. nt ami Mrs. Palpli Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. King and Mi-s Scott attended t he foot ball game at Joseph last Saturday. I.yle Hoit'e, formerly of Knlcr prlse, has leased the Cleaver build ing and will open up an eating house in Holder the lirst of next week, I in prove men ts are being made by Mr. Cleaver, the location being the building until recently occupied by Mr, ami Mrs. II. A. Watson who operated a hotel and leslauraut there, Mr. I to tec, who formerly had charge of the Kntcr- , i TllREEfo FIVE MINUTES V to rOMY TIfHATRtS ,AN1)AI1SM0IS, By Cowan rS- voo'CE TMiMft 0uft uf. -m vena -iNti.c-f.cra.iM ,7-5" v. .vlRM.si N0a. HiS A Wk.se 'M.r rjrlknri; .1 vhi'!- ' I -yL'l C- IC'r.tJ 1 tv-. -:;';!' R. ' TIMtS SQUARE I r y NtW yokk cinr ,psS XT'- ; l ui,MiiJi J ! 7fVXVX - A--' m "1,X ...- 'V.f.1 .-ar-j.'fuj: i i .,4 S" ' " 'if' Mr., e By Blosser ucr5.. at aim cur ) i tr. t r.A' iv i itr: " -' L CJC-VSLlT TIS-y- - t - lW - j MIW-A-'-Oiia ri-- B but. ccz r-oary doll.ars AAV 'Hy it-5 I I - B Professional Directory ThU directory U MpecUllr handy (or th newcomer or for tot out-of-town reader wbo may want the name and aldres of some profeulonal man. It has been carefully prepared aud will prove to be a ready aid to any reader In obtalulug prompt profowdonal ervlce. Classified for Quick Reference Osteopathic Physicians J. I,. IMil.M, M. l. t i hh ui-:t ia.i-:, i. o. SSTli.M'' lor liilb-n arches. General ptacli'c itiul the " I 'O.ST SYSTKM" for fallen arches. Sononef Teb-phono lluihbiii; Main I (Hi Architect C. II. .1111. 1, 1. It, Ib.oia I,H Crando National Ititnk lbilldlng llr-.. II. . Axtihy Teacher of Piano Special Iiimiui tiou to It.-nlnnern M o Ave. Ph. .Mmiii 1' Mi-s (.liulys P. .Miller a dilate Ann-rlcan t 'otiscrvatory, Chicago. Arci-edited teacher of piano. ( ;.U7 O AMUine. I prise hotel, w ill bring his family lo Holder in the near future. Several years tests under eom inercal conditions In Oregon have ;;hown all average increase of even bu-sin s of corn to the acre where Hie seed was treated with land plas'cr before planting. As little as eight pounds to the act e. cost ing around t cents, is sufficient, says the experiment station. Just why land piaster used ill this way ts so elfective has the scientists lltVtied. but Ihe 1'eMllltS ail' SO posi tive that genctnl usi- is recoin mcude.l. Standard weights Tor the differ ent breeds of sheep arc Shropshire, li;o pounds; Hampshire, I sr.; Ox ford L'-': I toi-set. I S and Merino. I :io, SACRED- a oB: We discharge with dignity and efficiency the snered re sponflhlllties that ate entrust ed to us, appreciate the honor of serving when serv ice Is so much nuoded. We Understa ml SJNOTHjriAHH A IM M HUMAN Main 02 4. STAGES LEAVE FROM LA GRANDE DEPOT Wallowa I.enva I. a (..'initio for .Tost-pli 8 : '1 5 n. 111. Connect with All Points West For information call MAIN 799 Red Crown Gasoline Mobile, Zei oline and Quaker Slate Oil Perkins Standard Station Next to La Grande Hotel on Adams Always Use The Telephone Directory Many times every day, telephone patrons call the UTonfr nimiher. This is had for evcryhody. If you've been tailed out of bed at 1 o'clock in the morning by "wrong number" you've been mad tier than a hornet and vou blamed "Central" for it. And the one w ho tried to call the party got mad, too, because there was a delay. IIEKK'S A SAFE KULK FOR F.YKUYIiODY: Consult the telephone book. Don't rely on your memory. WEST COAST TELEPHONE CO. Physicians & Surgeons i.i:k ii. itorvY, i. n. i.i; ii.hPM. rti. i). Practice limited to Uisen.-. of the Kye, Ki i( Now and Tprotu New Pob-y Telephone ItulldiiiK Main Hi R. . KlItllY. M. II. f'lij .-ncian Mini Snrtii- Sonitner I-aiiUimg Telephone Main i- Kit V I., H AMILTON'. M. 1. I'hynicinn unU Surgeon Osrdner Telephone Polluting Main ilG llesidcnee Phone Main lain ji no answer cull Maui :tuu l I.. It ALSTON. M. I). Prtictiet bniited in di.4citst-K of the Kve, r. Nosh nnd Th rout Poo'iiis S-19 Telephone Soiiuuer Htilhilnff Miiln 77S A. I.. ItH'IIAMUSOV, M. I. Surgery PooinM 1C-1" Tetephor. Hoiouurr linlldinjf Mum Hi It, '. Mct At.l., II. II. Physic ia n uud burgeon Somrner Telephone Ituihlmg Mam HA ( I.AIII.M i: l lill.STIIAf, JI. 11, l'h v Titian ami SnrK.'iiii lltns. It'-l.t W'.-.sl-j.n-iihMuri l:t.1C-oriu-i? I'h. IS:1-J Ui'. I'll. 1J--U 111'. .1. A. oml.'i'll. k 0'T I. .t 1. 1'1'Uff KIOTO. C'MH'l-ul l'nu'lleo. Hpocinl iittMltidit :ilil lo Ot.Motiic's anil I Ih.-.i.si-h of Wunifn 4H1.1 ('litlilrrn. Nellys OlTIri' l'lione Hi's. I'liono .M-C7S M-0:l2. old "gummy' ewes are seldom bred, w littered and l.'linlied at U profit in Oregon. Thu mortultty on these ts so high that tin- experi ment station has found it impor tant to keep only carefully select ed Ch oi w ith sound mouths and udders. DABY SCOLDS ' Um are soon "rapped in the bud" without "dosing" by use of views V V po RUB Ovtr IT Million Jar Ujmd Yearly Astrologer sias. i ni lll ltll lv IIAI.MKH Jul N Ave., Uiumle. Ore. Itt'iiilliuiH ilully. . IteaillnKH by Mull a Specialty Coach Co. -1 :00 p.m. zrsr m ,lVi .-- -14 - v '