La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 01, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 6

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LA GRANDE EVKNINO OBSERVER
MotulayrAi'ml' j, life), ay
The Observer Want Ad Page
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties
NEW TODAY
H 1IHNT K-l-ooiii furnlHlliil
apt,, 111 Ml 4th HI. 4-1-31
WANTKI1 Washings lit homo,
" 1 11 (9 II Adams. 4-l-lt
r'Olt rUI.H aulbruiiacH pluyer )il
alio at n burgaln. fall H3-H.
Van IMI.H lirood mm Willi in
ter and MiKirt-liiiini'il hull, i:. M.
Kerns, Allrrl, Ore. 4-1 -at r
VOIX HAl.l4-- Inta, 4 I.IOfkn wo!
- high arhrml on M Ave, ti(i .
Ibi. Observer, i ' . 4-i-iltb
I'Olt HA 1. 10 -2 WO, Old- bird dog,
aubjict to register. I'll. !
, ' - "-'"I
)'"OI( PAt.10 ' Jersey, cowa, U'O
1tcilllil, 1 till, north of AimIi i-J
son's dairy. , 4-t-tr
J''OH f4AI.K Choice lllllirovcd acre
Irnrl, owner leaving town. Hm- I
gain, t'rloe $l7iii.ii. Busy friii". 1
: Main lil, riuudc IbVry. Itmltor. j
, . .'. , 4-1-ltp!
N , -, . , t I
KOIt' ItKNT G-rooiii furn. house
with buth nnil garage, rheup
ii nil rlriiUi Prefer udalts, ml"
Orrcnwood. 4-l-tf
Wild It RNT- Jink hoi'cwh nnil
timbers to vnlse anil move hous
es to .responsible' purtles. Also
will mil the on Ifl I nt it bargain.
On terms, .lohn Mum. 4-l-lr,i
MR 8Ar,B OllTIUIlii
lull fiAi.K 1 licnii or sheen. j r.
ullCO.-. I''nriiilre 1 MX 1 . -2'J-3t
Observer
Want Ad
Rates
(Ooaat fire aea arortU
to lbs Una.)
Pet line, 1st. Insertion 10
Per line, each added coiimo
utlve Insertion To
Minimum charge on aue or-
, act -
RATES MT MONTH
t line, per mnntb..i.f.O
S lines, per niontli.as.lft
line, per month $4.00
a llnea, per month t4.7
Each additional line oier five
charged at 0o per line per
month.
CAHIl IS ADVANCE la re
quired on all Clawlfiet' orders to
earn those rntcn. Higher ratca
uharged on all credit Insertions.
-Cop for all Classified ordrra
mnai bn In thin office 11 10 A. M.
IAV (IV INHIBITION. Hlup or
dun on ad Inserted nntll further
iiollco must bo rocolved by the
same hour or eitra Insertion will
bo charged.
' Telephone orders solicited,
tasb ratca ma be earned on
phono orders by ianiont on or
before dute of but Insertion.
PHONO MAIN tl
"An Observe Want Ad
Will Do It" .
KOIt HUNT
InKton Ar.
KIII'IIK'S Hi
I loll w at 9114 Wimli
, no furnlturo, koo-1
i: Turkey. H-sii-tf
roll ItKNT Deiiiriililil rniini for
lliily, elomi In. I'll. 14H-W.
s-ao-itt
I'Oll HUNT Moilorn, lfotn hfnt
ivl, rninmert'litl miriiK nffonn
front (I, I lii'put. loo ii I re at
ltt rnfe, r-lB'tf
MISCKM.ANEOV8
ritV ANflKIK HIIINKH Heat' In
loivn, Acrofttt from HohnenkftnipH
; i 3-25-lm
SA8TEHN OKEOON Sonool Of UU
BlcVlnlln. piano, voice, Credltff.
I. O. O. Tempi. I'h, 447-J.
,MONKV TO LOAN on Improved
elty property. htmlKlil lonnt or
InHifillnietit plan. Lowest rtiteN.
I'nlted Mlutea InVeatnlent Co.
I'lionu Main US. ' a-ld-ltu
UA OltANDE MATTIlESS, UP'
holntorlnn A Hu Clennlnc
Works. Phone 424-vy. Chun. Ed
wanla, Prop, 11-l-lm
MONKV TO 1.0 A We : hitve
money to loan on deklruble city
propeity at the low mm of In'
tsrentof 0. Wo (vrlle nil itlnda
of Innuiiiiirp, IncltlillnK lif. Chan.
H. iteyuoliln. " , 2-4-lrn
VOM BAl.K t'uro honoy In CD lb.
"arm at $4. 70. John Mara.
" t , l-10-lm
roil BAl.K tlnby Cltlcka, Momia
,h era ltutchery. Farmers 270.
KOIt BAtH 'nmolhy aeoil, 8o lb.,
II. IS,, Hull. Bumniei'vllle.
. . 8-14-1 (
WANTED
WANTI'IK Wot hint? men's wuali
Inirit.' 1'rlcea ' reunonulile. fall
Ohaervor. . 8-2-0ti
KOIt IMNIiHCAIMNaaioho l-o-eiiKtu,
(llnl,o Mom lyoniHtH. Olobo
fnlnlpl Blimln, fruit to ml orna
mental tree, I'h. Main CS2, 2
rlnK--ltii!i Ailami Ave, ?, W.
Everett, Wn. Nursery Agent,
R-tn-tm
1X)MT
WANTKII Eitnnilenced wultrraa. 1
- Apply In peimiii. Tho Tlrrin. I
" , ' ' a-au-tf ,
I.OMT fumeo pin Ih wpiaro aet
tlllK, Ulllliilile rewuril. fall M-C31
3-2S-.U
XOTIfl
Ol
OK (; l:HDI A K kali:
hi;aij I'Hoi'ioifiv
rort HAI.K City and country
property. Terma and ImrRiilna,
(leo. 11, riiiipinnn, Hunt HtunK"
mill, i H-2-lm
I'Olt BAtH Ott Tr.ADE Todd
Hyirtem ChMlt PrctiictoC Bnve
1 you 132.00, paw for now, ir,.tin.
Kurnltur KxclinnKe. 1-utf
J'Oll BAI.R Oil TnAUE Oliver
i lypewrllor Rood comlltlon,
117.60. Kitrnlturo lOxrhnnito.
... , 8-r.tr
I'Olt HAI.R On TUADE National
Cnh HeitlflHi(Tijlt4ua ttiem
' renin to 17. HO, oak flnlah, wood
n a nnw I7C.00. Furniture Ex
change, ' . S-6-tf
WOHK WANTKD Any kind of
help furnlaltdl free to bath pnt
tle. Cull M. 744. Kree Em
ployment AKenry, J. II, Kllby,
Union Pool J lull. 218 Depot HI,
nm rent
'Oil KENT 1 IliiK" loom apt.,
Ill IllO., .'1114 iHl. 8-27-lf
Nollen Ih Hereby lllvell that by
virtue of an order of Halo of tlie
County Court of l'nlon County,
nri'iron, iniulo and untereil on the
J tllli day of Mureh, 11129, 1 the
tittilemlKited Kiiurdlnh Of tho oHtnle
of Curl K. WMisti'l',' a minor, will
and Hell nl prlfiilo dale froirt and
lifter the IHlll day or April, 1 02!.
lit thu realclenio of aahl ktiiliilllili
north nf Iji (liamie, t'rtlon eounty,
OreBon, fur eilah nr purl raah and
part credit nofured. nil the rllthl.
title and ItlteiCHl of tile auld wind
ua lielr nt law of William Wolmti'f.
ierelimd, HuhJonL to tho dower
''' t- .. . , ,1UU1 I hit Nil 1,1 Ih.
tcii'ht hMMtr nn Unilivhlnd nn0flflh
OFFICE
CAT
tau ui aia,
ttixVtixiK.vr Ai'TUrrioxx
"Irf-nd Ine n dollar, Kl."
"Ilow-a that 7"
"I any, lend me u Hollar."
. "Hornehow ean't hear a word yoo
Kay." - ' . .
"Walt n minute mi' I'll write It
down fur you."
"Taln't no uie. Can't ep without
m Klaaaea."
' .
''Kow, Jimmy," wild the Bunday
Hehool trnelier, "whleh would you
miliar be, the wheal or the tare?"
"The tinea," nmiwerfd Jimmy
promptly.
"Why," naked the teacher In aur
prlne. "How can you any that,
when ynu know wlient repreaenta
thn Bond nnil larea the hud?"
."Oh, thut'a all rlKht," replied the
preerieloiin youhuatet', "the wheat
eta ihi'iiHlied and the tnrea don'l."
Baleamun: "Doea your wire open
your leltera?"
Hndlo Haleamun: ; "Only thoae
' marked "private .'
A man with an uncanny ninnln
;fnr JiikkUiik flKurea placed u pud
;nf paper .and ' n pencil In hla
'friend'a bandH,.nnd aald:
j "put -down the number or your
.llvlntc brothera. Multiply It by
gtwo. Add three. Multiply the re.
'ault by five. Add the number of
lllvlmt alatera. MIMtiliiy the reailll
hy ten.' 'A'dd' lhe rltlniber hf'dend
'tirothefa lind alatPi-a.' Bubtl'att 150
from the rcault.
Tho friend did na (".Irected.
".Vow," anld the; other with n
ctittninu anille, "tlie. riKht flKUre
(will be tho number of deatha. the
jmidtlle flKUt'O the luiniber of llv
lliiB alntera,, and the left-hand fig
ure (MB number of llvlnit brothera."
'
Tliey wore dlacuaalnK tho North
American Indian In a achonl one
day when the teacher naked If nny
ono could tell what thc-leadcra
of the trltiea were cnlled.
"Chlefa," anawercd one bright
llttlo Klrl.,
"Correct. Now can you tell me
what the women are culled?"
There waa alienee for aome time,
and then n atraill boy frantically
j waved hi hnhd for reeochlllon.
I "Well, Krniiklo';" anld the teach
er. ".ria-ehlefH," he nuawored proud
ly.
WE RENT, aell of repair- lowing
innchinea, Kurnlture Exchnnao.
2-1-lt
ITm KENT Modern fi-roolil
hotiae, H(i month, J. E. Itcynoliliil
ft
I'Olt
rOR BALE OH TnAIW-Mnke
your aewlnn niarlilue an electric.
,J , Onnninteed mnlora, 97.f0 to
. 4140. furniture KxonanKe.
foil BALE Oil TltAIHC KiitillV
In tinuae hear Normal bulldltiit
, :, a tid hlithwny ahopa. Bmull rV
i ntenl down. Will conalder atock
ranch. 9f i. ' tlhaerver.
3-Mn-nip
TTI'IOWKITEIIB! 1 luivo nil
mnkea of typewriters for eulo.
: new and -Jaed. Hliiudiit'd mn
ehlnea and portahlex. Bnmo ex.
repllonal liai'Kulna In uaml nin
. chine. Call lifter 5 p. in. and
ano them. F. O. Tnckoy, over SIU
vrrthorn-Wrlutil I'nm Hlnre.
x-.tii-ni
FOUND
FOUND A pluco fiimoua for hot
eulll, ojwtor cocktail, nil kltida if
anndwlchea, hot and cold drinlta.
Lottoa Cafa. 2-19-lm
raire.
K. C. Tueki'y.
KENT My home place at
tlfllU U( ' ..II f, it,,!., IiimI tti.
1-311-tf lm,i. ani'l'ii- 'i'" n,,..i ........
riniii, io-wii:
The Ni Of H14 of N E H of BWK
and the Nl, nf B'4 of NWH of
HW14-. of Hecllon IIH, Twp. I South,
lliinite IIS K. W. M.:
The NW',i e 2 acrea of Bee.
1 I, Twp. 2 B It. 39 ' E. W. M.i
that part or tllo N 14 or HW Vi of
See. II. 1'wp. S B., It. .Ill E. W.
EranM What did ydii lo with
the blonde yon had nut luat IiIkIiI ?
Krhlo Oh, I KilVe her, the ulr.
She turned nut to be nlie of these
.low alrla. -JS-'
l'ntlilt-'-Whiit do you mean,
."Iowa lilrla"-?
I llrnle You know. A "we n
muntb'N rent, etc. , .
i a j i, 1, ', 'I,1, 'ii'''f -1 " -
KOI I KENT Filrniahrd aleani
lli'litl'd lipt., Waverly Apia.
11-311-31 p
KOIt HUNT All llillkea of type,
wrltera Klrai claaa niachlnea.
11, C. Tuekey. over Hilverlhorn -Wrlirhl'8.
.... a-3(l-3t
KOll ItENT Kurn. Apia., on, the north or tho tlrnndo Konde Itivor,
around rioor with private bath
and wood ahed, conveniently
wired, each room lum 2 wlndowa.
All wlndowa and doora lire
acreeneil In auninier. Oftml
-aprlnua and mattreaaea to iiHaure
reat and irood nuiKe to plenae the
cook, flty water free, HkIiIh at.
luc per K. W. 2 room apta., 112;
3 room $10; alao 2 room apta.
With hot nnd cold water. Private
toilet and woodshed fit $11, All
lire clean and quiet and no row
dies permitted, prefer ndiilta
(without duos) that work alfMlily
nnd nearby, ism Oris'iiwood.
3-211-lm
'.noliiliilnir itliout 4li ocrea: and n
tract of laud, tho boundary line
or which bcHliinlna; at the North
eaal corner or the HEW or Hec. 10.
Twp. 2 R, It. 311 E. W. M. nnd
riinn thence north 211 chalna. thence
west 2 chain, theiico aouth 20
Astrologei1 2
MRS. FREDERICK RATiMKB
101 N Ave.) I.a Ornnde, Ore.
ftaaillnaa lially.
Readlnsa by Mall a Specialty
hnlna, llieneii aouth 82 dcRrces and
Hi nilniitea W. It. 1.1 chlilna. thence
hnnll till dcit, and in mill. W. t.utl
chalna to Ih center lino or the
(Irilndn Hnrtiln Itlvef, I Hence nlOilR
tho centiif line or mid river1 to lt
point or liitcraoetlon with th aec
tlon line betweCti acctlona to unu
10 of lhat deacrlhed tnWnalilp nnd
rnime, 16.07- Cluilna enat of the
HoMlltweat corner or anld BHK of
Hec. 10. thence mat nlohR antd aec-
llon linn to Ita Interaectlon with
thn center lino of an 10 river uKiiln.
near tho Hoiitheaat corner or aalo
SEU, thence up aald rlvor'a center
line to Ita Interacctlnrl with the
aectlhn line between acotlotta H
n ml 11 of l.iat deacrlliixl township
and l-iinoe, thence north to the
uhtrif or bealtitnilir, contnlnlnii
iilioul 4o nrrcai all In l'nlon Coun
ty. Oreaolt.
I.aWMON A. WFltlHTKlt,
(lunrdliin or EatoJn or Carl
- K. Wetiater, a iilluor l.n
Orundii. Oreiton.
Mnr. lS-et: Apr. 1 -8-1 s.
at tue Timm
Mackaill-Mulhall
Team Featured
In Arcade Film
Whill'a t li tat tlllnR, 'modern
democracy?"
According to two or Ita udvo
ootca, -Jack Mulliull and Dorothy
Mackalll, ft'a romantic rather than
political, Klwnnaa or llotarlan,
Kolld Houth or what we made euro
by uriiiiiKcment with thv Uerinan
Knlaer.
Mlaa Mackalll and Mulliull. prob
ably rilinilom'a moat popular ro
mantic "tun in." offer aa an example
of whol modern democracy really
la. their luteal Flint National pic
ture, "Children of the Klta," which
Will head the film bill toduy at
the Arcade thenler. '
Jn thin apnrkllnR picture or up-per-and-lnwer
crliat life In New
York City, our heroine l a mil
lionaire' duuRhtcr. Our hero Is
her chuuffeur.
Bhe llinkea lovo to the hero, wlna
him, Inatala him in the Hit?., mid
tenchea him how money may be
apellt In her circle. He teachca her
about nil he baa to offer after aue's
apent his bunk roll, love.
Thot. accordlnR to Dorothy awl
Jack, la the example, HIiiHtrntion
and working plan of modern- demo
cracy! Of course, it Ih only one ele
ment or tho lutci-CHtlng plot, which
is baaed - on fornell Woolrieh'a
celebrated $10,000 prlxo alory. John
Frnncla Dillon directed the picture.
Juihca Ford, Kathryn McGulro.
IIOrla'Diiwaoh, Edward Iturna, l.ee
Moruh hhd other folk of clever act
ing uppenr In the HiipportitiR roles.
etluuettc on hla lap. "Skeeta" bluffa
hla way through, mokes a deep lirt
preaaion on a high society girl.
Hells her father n flock of motor
cars ami winda up by giving him
advice on how to mine pedigreed
cows on hla lxng Island Estate.
The atory la punctuated by a
laugh a minute. PntHcIa Avery
plays the aoclety klrl. Ituth Dwyer
la attractive na the city coualn of
"Hkei'ta," and Charles Hyer Is the
inan-ahout-town who heemS to have
the Ihaiite truck on tllo society girl's
favor until the country boy breaks
Into tho scene.- Ityer Is tin excep
tionally tine actor, He has hppcur
ed in some ol tho big pictures of
the puat year. i
Professional Directory
ni luuemi at esauKaflz auuMly for Mat awaiiaaaaar e far ttm
oeitHaf-aowa raaasr van aaay araaa ue aauaas su . "
nrofeeakMial asaa. ll has eeM eerefaU praparad and Will ff
la W a ready aid w any reader ui obulnlnl prompt profoaakmaJ
a,
Classified for Quick Reference
HEALTH
"Alex, the Great'.'
To Be Shown , . ;
At the Star
Atiybmly whtt likos to bpo tlio
"hpiiH town boy Inako trood' and j
who doesn't? Hlioutd Join the
euhh to et "Ahk, the Orpftt' nn
V M O Hpochil, which opcilcB Tuen-i
day nt th 8lnf theater. Jt Ih a;
ftrpfit niixttli-p of chucklPH, nlKKles
and laln old - faHhloned rourln?;
latiffhH. It has it BerloiiH immientft,
lob, When u Kreut nmhltlon und a
HMut love deem to be hitnglitfl in
thn balance.
The font ml chamrtef l Ulchard
"HkePtH" tin lla ft her, u new-comer
to K It O plcturi'ft, hut an old-
timer lis far us the vaudeville nnd
IrffllllMalo HhiKCH are concerned.
Ho liaH itlHO had plenty of picture
experience. "KkeotH" leaves a Vcr-
niont farln determined to hov his
talentn to New York, hots of
others hnV-r done U and have had
the -poncelt knocked out of them, j
but "Hkt'CtH" acO0itn the kltldlnff
H till the knocks nnd has his base
ball mnnarter brother-in-law (Al
bert Coiif.) fraHpltiK for air before
he knows anything Is wrong.
There Is an uproarious scene in
a hotel dining room when Com I
tries to get through a do luxe din
ner with the aid of the bonk of
WHY IHllMi KO .MI CH W ATI-Ill
liy Ir4 I'icderh k HiHckt'i
Many people auk why wo should
drink six kuhhvh of water per dny.
This mlvlee is for pei-sons in lieulth
and not for invalids, Kor those
who have good health and want to
keep it. plenty of water every clay
Js an absolute necessity. T-he fact
is that our bodies are sixty to sev
enty per rent water. .W get rid
of water by the processes, of .na
ture! wo breathe out water vapor
und we evaporate water, from the
w hole body surface, every day and
all day. If we did not balance this
loss by a sufficient .Intake we
should soon, wither up.- . ;..
Water softens the food we eat,
making it more easily digested and
absorbed. It ho dilutes the diges
tive Juices that they cart . reuch
every particle of food. It-dilutes
the blood .and lymph find keeps
the membrnneM soft. It helps regu
late the body temperature by dis
tributing beat to its various parts
and by disposing of surplus heat
through persplrntion. And last but
not least, water Is a most import
ant factor in the removal of wastes.
Kood is burned In the body to keep
Us wurm nnd give us power to work
and move. There is a constant
breaking down and wearing out of
cells and tissues nnd this broken
down nnd worn out material Is
thrown Into the blood to be gotten
lid or by the skin, lungs, kidneys,
and Intestines. Copious Witter
drinking aids the action of these
organs and prevents tho aoPtililU
latiun of poison in tho system.
J-ivery day about four pints of
water Is lost through the varlduA
organs of elimination and this loss
must be made up if the human ma
chine is to do its work properly.
Since only a part Is replaced by
tho food that wo eat. It Is neces
sary to make up tho deficit which
amounts, roughly, to six glasses.
Many people full to drink A suf
ficient quantity of - water. Huch
people are accustomed to giving
their systems less than the required
am mint n-nd' although"' they" -may
suffer from headaches nnd indiges
tion they never think that' lack of
water may have something to do
with Biich disturbances.
Take one or two glasses of water
1' - ' --ri
Osteopathic Physicians Physicians & Surgeon".
1 -' 1 """ ' ' " ' tKB tl. Botrvt, M. b. V
4. i Wow. - i. icw a wiLkisa. to. to.
Mirtoanirr Ixolo, d. o. Practice itmltea ta diieasas e( tea
G.h"rV? X". hd the "POST Npw f" TtfRpaW
BTtftlSal" for fallen arches. u"ildln atalB ll
BontHier Telephone -- 1
Bii'jd'nM .. M-1" X. U HlcrlAKIoX. at. D.
-- ll i Buraery y n
til A BICMEEKIX SouooeTBuridinR . atafn Vft
Taacher of - -- ----- - 7
Tlia Rnrheraua Bvatem VLAIIKKI.'H U tillSTIlAP. K. O.
The Baroereux Hysiem physician and Surgoon
Volt. Dramatic Gardner Uld,
flrtelvllla- Apti. Phone 873-J Office Ph. Main 90. lies. Ph. M-0
ll.
.1. A. WONDKIII.ICK. M.
Ueneral I'raclice
Over I.. I- I'rUS Store.
Office. 'Phone M-07S. Ilea. M-6SS
bprore breakfast. This Will tune
tip the stomach for work. Take the
net not only ns a flush to the stom
ach and Intestines but will Bllniu
late the liver, kidneys und skin
to. healthy action. . j
Look upon the drinking of water
as a good health habit. He sure i
you drink no less than six glasses!
of Water per day.
in irh
7ranK Clcavitiger ;i
News dispntches from Florida
have been disconcerting, but -maybe
tho ndvertlsprs will tell us
what kind of eignret did lajor Ro
grave smoke when he hit that 231
mlleg tin hour?
BEWARE THE COUGH FROM
COLDS THAT HANG ON
Coughs from cold, may lend to se
rious trouble. You con stop them
now with Creomulsion, an emulsified
creosote, that is pleasant to take.
Creomulsion is a medical discovery
with two-fold action; it soothes and
Ileal, the inflamed membranes and in
hibits germ growth. .
Of all known drugs creosote is rec
ogniied by hip-h medical authorities
as one of the greatest healiag sgcacies
lor coughs from colds and bronchial
rninuons. creomulsion contains, in
additioo to creosote, other healing
elements which soothe and heat the
Inflamed membranes snd stop the ir
ritation, while the creosote goes on to
the stomach, is absorbed into the
Mood, attacks the seat of the trouble
and checks the growth of the germs.
Creomulsion is guaranteed sstiifao
lory in lias treatment of coughs from
cold., bronchitis and minor forms ol
bronchial irritations, add is e&ellent
for building up the system after tojds
of flu. Mohey refunded If not re
lieved after taking according to drrfC"
lions, ask your druggist; la dr. I
int fa llo Your ,
LANDSCAPING
A full line of
THICKS AMI BIIIIIIIIB
Hit ll- TlU:t:i ami Hi ltitv
pMXTs
at Wholesale. Prices
Kail J. Stackland
& Son
cove. (Rn.-
City phono- .11 l-.t.
I'lltiiH' ttt ii ami real secure
We will inilvC ,vim safe nnil Klll'e,
It Is easy to insure the safety of
your household goods. Put. ua Oh
the moving job. ,
STAGES LEAVE ,
From La Grande Hotel Bldg.
r . Adams Ave. , - .. 'i
. Wallowa Valley Coaches
Leave ' '. -: ;.
La Grande for Joseph S:45 a. ni. 4:00 p. m.
Makes 'All Main Line Connections.
For information call MAIN 799 i
CREOMULSION
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Memorial Day Draws Near
On this dny tt Is the hallonal cii;lom to honor the mem.
orles of those who have passed on. How fitting It is to
mark every ;rave with :t monument that will last etern
ally. "Ve;will deem it a pleasure to show you our new
designs and we will make every effort to have the monu
ment .11 place by Memorial Day.
Cemetery Memorial Works
C. H. McCLURE
For Sale
new 6-nooM MonnnN
home In Connordale. Price
13.000.00. This W a good
buy at reasonable term.
n'riKisitED B-noo.M Moa-
. era home. Close In. on south
side of track. PYica 1?3U.
with 1:50.00 casta finyfnent,
136.00 per month . Including
Interest.
Lowell Williamson
Realtor4
Call Main 86 for
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