La Grande evening observer., June 19, 1929, Image 6

Wednesday, Jnnelf;"lJ2t)
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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The Observer Want
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa
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at Mill Aili'.nm Avi'.
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WANTICD Hoiiii- in roiuilry fr
hoy. aw 1-. Will pay KDiii" lioai'-l.
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KOll HUNT Kiirn'jilK-il
fill. no Mo. Kins .lacKsitn.
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1'fllt ItHNT
tinusi'. Cor.
rtioin furnr.ihuU
an I t'ln.'.
' C-lli-2 tp;
TIIOHK IHO.s'llllN'O Inslrurllori In
rlmint'l. or snxajilmni', rail It'-n '
OfKlcrllnt-, 2H16 Ual; St.. ItSf.-.l.
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KOIl HUNT Kilnllfcll' ! ' room'
lioilJw at HSn.s 7tli. Al.-o iinfilr-;
IIIHliwI 3 room Htilri'O (ioiiko all
13114 1KI. full li-fJ-l 1 1 !
i'DIi . KAI.K Ml0l-- ltniruv-J 2 :
acre Irucl cIoho in. all kllnl of ,
frilil. Small ilown puynifiit, hal-
ami- Itkc- ri-nl. .Main I". I'luiuli''
HiTiy. n-ultur. g-iii. I t
IXlIt MAI.ICr Oooil furiiiliii'i- com-i
lili'tt? for 5 room, aluo I in-w i
,' Hiunftwit'k plionoKrapli i-uii-hoI,'. '
pally IniyhiK rurriHnri- run r-nt :
. Iiimiw, 704 N. Av. (l-ld-:! tn
"OIt HALiB OH mt.1l,
, I'OH 8AI.K 45 lien
Kitiih.
I of pit,'"., I-:. M.
li-l S-ll .
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KOIl HAI.K lloo liol rlm, 2fi!l-V.
U-17-41.
I'll It TIIADK Vj nn-f at L"kii(I Kir
for monitor placo. Klon-nt'i M. I;.
. Tnokor. li-ix-.'li.
Ft lit HAM': Practically in-w piano.
U'ctt known make. I'lion,, Main
S28. ii-ls-3 lp.
I'OH HAM': Now anil llwit ri.frlR.
oratorHul special Ion" prlcci. )al
, hit Km nil lire Store. li-IS :lt
. Tyi'KWIllTKItS I'Olt HAM':
; ri'llt or exrhanire, I-:. ('. Tnckey.
tio4 Wiiwh. Ave. (i-17-lm
KUII SAMO4 UMoil ranwcH anil 1
11 piece Heel ilaven port, unite. W.
II. iiolinenknimi en. . tl -1 H -:t l .
il'DK SALK OH TH A I !' r tube
Kreshman radio, itumple-ln satls-
, faction. ibyHV'fel ril,'i
nltiiro KxcLauge,
(j-i i4r.
i-'OH RAI.K Partly furnished K
rooiii modern house. I onble gur
ngo, A most desirable location
Reasonable; terms, 1010 Sixth St.
l'honu Main 731). ti-3-lf.
VOW HALK Olt Tit A Dl -I You may
not know, bill II is line that you
can get Singer or White sewing
machines at less than half of tho
regular price, l-'ui nlturo Kx
change. 0-1 1 -If.
VOH SALK OH ItKS'T - Kin . no'"
iurm south t0f La (trntide.
acres under cultivation and. mole
can be, Oool tmlldlngs, 'p''H,
would make-a gooil dairy farm.
Se f'has, II. Hcynnlds. fl-ir.-tf.
KOI I SAL I-: I. .Monarch rang-,
: practically new: i Howard Heat
er, large sie ji nl in fUM class
condition; l fiiuior l.i mp; 1 lawn
mower; atmotji . ncW; I library
table; 1 Urunsu h-k conso
phonogi ii!i with recurds; , I ex
tension ladder and other articles.
2004 Adams. , (f -Ji tff
MOM'N' POP THE BUILDING BUG " " ."" By Cowan . Yf 1
' mI Tu?11 Y . JHrrF-?,-t M f rrr,M5.c VM u4 Tist i kkow "1 f i uwt swtcM. fine I'll talk 1 now Hfts huwAvs BttN cny FOR 1 ' j Q Q
NO WHILE YOU kiNviL 00C. Vl-UVcl V.UL (III O YOU VU)Y FROM YOU'RE BUL0 YOU ft HOUSE 1 MOM ttGHT ; I HO0E5T HOUSE WITH BQ LWINQ BOOM ' THT '
TMC OOUdll. ?OA SOWt 1M-KU& I'.;.. TO UOl.lHM'O THE WC.HT AS VOOP OWN DEAS. ktiKi J WITH A FIRCPLACC-ANO I'LL. HAVt A 'II ImL N. I MdTJ r
OF IT INTO A GOOD HOncr-v SEUiL Vji'.,E TliiMQ. T'CO RWN J HERE'S ONE OF OUR ' I V (r ROOM FO0 MYSELF -'SORT OF A DEN- I: !
AMD YOU CAM LOOK OLT) FOLCERS.TAHE IT ALONG J ? L VnOT A BAD 0EA OF JOE'S it - I M TUTT ! ( J
ACE SOU ACE IN THE V, ? .- 1 T- WITH YOU. IT r r , , 5U JZ-Wt 'ZjP'' HIUHLjl ' fi?7? , P
S3: ;V''i-!: feftl ' L 'ifil lV$iiV$ fl&pl I ft I ! P. I t ZJ t-J . 4 " ' with the moat delicate and ,
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDb " "THE STATION AGENT " " ' "" ByBlosser ' 'fH- iS?
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AiOVJ J I V X AAiVNNU-CES 1 FI&SERP.O AS UovJ ) ISUTV NICE OP I j I .
SAvJ 7JiAT MAM ioouS HVi A ABoUMD, W J ' K IT VJAS IMPORTANT VOD, ORB -TUArJkS Q fXA C-J l 1 Z"Z " ' ' ' ' L-a
kvCCV'R- CifY 'rSjl STAGES LEAVK
KrMp - ktl 't Jxlrtaj o Adams Ave.
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Observer
Want Ad
Rates
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to im lino.)
I'er line, it Insertion 10c
Per Hue, each a-hlcd coii.mi:-
ti t i e Insertion 70
Minimum chaise mi oik; or
der K AT ICS HY MONTH
i IllK'S, 1T IllOlltll $2.rj0
i line.-., per mouth :t.'jr
I lillCS, JMT illOtltll $1.D(J
i lines prr mouth $I.7"i
i;a( h additional line over fUc
L'liut-ueil ut r0e kt line per
umnlh,
CAM I IS ADVAXCK (s ix
ItiirtMl on all (. lussiNi'ti ordf i'w 10
iriirii llii"t vntvs. Illylutr rates
:!iaicil ou nil itimIU Inx rtion.
nij- for nil navificd orik'N
iiiii-l lp In Oils omre hy l A.
H. IAY OI'" INS'liniON'. Stnp
anlfi'K on :xl lnctt until fur
ther notice llltlt be twelve! y
tlie snwa hour or extra iiiM-rKnii
tvlll he rimmed.
Tele pi i one o r il e r 8 willclte!.
0li raten mnf bn enrne! "
phone orders by payment on or
lie torn flute of lut lii'iiion.
I'HONK MAIN :i7
"An oherrr Want Ad
Will Da It"
KOH MAI.lv Ithlibaib
rinniiig.
I r-5 tp
if
lll'Y. HUM., I'.also and move
houses, rent jack-screws and
' timbers. John Mars. C-7-1 in.
WIM. TIIADR my $40a0 eiulty In J
J I acre irrigated rand), m'tf..
ilJHO. for South Side rcstdeiK-e j
or a n acreage.
If on, Ore.
u ker. Irri- ! .
ti-:t-l mp. I "
YOP KNOW those floor and bridge
lump that you have been pnying
1 7..rU for, we have them at
$10.0 ami $..M0. Kill Hit lire Kx-
change. -l 1-tf
I'Olt KAI.K Modern
home
clof I
in, on paved strei-l. t'oinplet
, t
wit Ii has-nit ut, f urnaee, flro
place, built-in con veiiienrirH, large
rooms, 4 bed rooms, biwn. sehub
bery, garage. This pnu'erty is In
first class condition. Tola! pi Ice
Vf)iio.iHi. Would - accept terms j
or would accept small property '
Winiamsoti, Main U, forappohit- j
btU KK1V
KOU KKNT - - Kurnisln
Wavcrly Apts.' '
I Apts.
-IS-3 tp
FOR KKNT- Rooms. Ilns-4lh S!.
FOR ItKNT
4th St,
eplng room. 1 ::a;i-
(i-l l-C tp
FOR UK NT
Adams. Fui nishr.l Apts . .1"S
i-i:,-tit.
FOR UK NT Rooms over Silver
thorn. Wright Drugstore f.-Gt-lf
FOR R 10 NT Modern
First St. Inn. -
hoiisi)
id St.
r.i4-
tf i
FOR R KNT 'Furnished bouses
and Apt's,, with baths, Clean,
Quiet, low letlis, Adults. 1UH
, Greenwood, t , , 1 m
!, . -A.-.-,
AFT.-- Modern convenient, cool and
reasonable, 'lo;n hi. Ideal for
Normal students, App.y Summer
hoU'l, . f.-.'in-1 m,
Ad Page
Counties
'OH KKN'T Modern rooms with
ho.'ird. M'S 'J'' Ave. 4 blnekn from
Adams A v . fj-l N-2 tp
f ol: i:K."l' Morlern 3 room apt.,
furnished. JMH-3 rd HI. Phone
2'.iS-V. lp.
I'Olt UKNT OU I.IOAHi; Apart
nienr.H ov'-r rntrnan's Htorp,
Available .July Lit. Inquir J,. I..
Knod?,'ja:w, l.OS Kourth St.
C-il- tf.
:xi'i:uii':xfi:fi ciiici wants
hnu?esvQik. I'r-ferH to go homo
iilKhts. 'ul :t,VJ-M. O-17-.tt.
axt i: r j ;it-i
wtM'Ii iind eaii
c.ar, after C
for llht boufK1
' of child. 1 so?
o'clock. H-1K-3 i.
WANT TO lit: V nlierrles, Itoyal
Artn.s and Iliucks. Will pay lop
market prlr c. Karl J, Shack
land. C-C-U t
Al I M KhLAiVKUUH
THY ANCKIS S111NKH Hi-t In
town, aeroHn fi-oiii Mohnenkamps.
-15-U.t.
HuCKKH RAISKD or moved.
HanifnlH dug. Grading, rock or
dirt 1'27-W. 5-t'2-lmp
KA ClUAN'DK MATTRKSS & Up
holstering He Hug Cleaning
Works. Phono 42-V. Cha. Ed
wards, Prop. 12-1-lm
MONEY TO LOAN on Improved
ctry iroperty, straight loana or
Insta'.iittent plan. lowest rates,
linlted Slates Jnvesiment Co.
Phono Main 33. 3-U-lm
MONKY TO LOAN We hav
money to loan on desirable city
property at the low rate of In
terest of 6. We write all kinds
of insurance, including lifo. Cho.
H. Reynolds. 2-4-lm
FOUND
l"Oi;Nf3 The best and cheapest
placn to get Sedan door and win 1
shield glass. Quickly Installed
and satisfaction guaranteed.
Chas. Harris, Hul Madison.
4-13-lm
LOST
I .'1ST Illack traveling hag and
tan suitcas.-. liet. La Grande and
f'onley Warehouse. He-ward. Call
Fanners sr. Itniiler. 6-IS-2 tp.
i m .i--
(Qff gflgyQ Vt
I)lS Ul AtldfltU
I ATLANTA. f!n.. June 1!) (AI')
, The youngest veteran of the con
federate armies, General Pavld H.
1'reeinan, commiinder of the fleor
i;la division of the Pnited Confer
' erate veterans. Is dead. Ills passim-
wiis the result of n heart attack
hue ycNterday.
j Dunning the gray at the age of
ill, t Ho general was said to be tho
youngest private In the war bo
tween the Mates, lie was too young
tit slinulder a rUlo, and was given
the place as errand boy for his
regiment. Hut after IS months he
mj.i s enlist ed In the ra n ks of 1 he
Sixth Georgia cavalry, under Gen
eral .)e Wheeler and served
1 iirmufhonl l he war.
Astrologer
MttH. KllKItKniCK ItALMEH
101 N Avi!., La Grande. Ore.
ReaiHngs dally.
Readings by Mall Specialty
GOULD BiULUETS
hy Charles G.BootK . ,
SYNOPSIS :,The "poker
ftame that cracked the town!"
Alex f'eterHon Uewperately try-
Injf to Rave his hvuthev from
the hariffinan'H nootse gambles
with Joe Ltimly for a human
llf?. . Higher and Jiihcr they
piiHh the HtakeK $ titt.nfifl- .
2r0,0(ia r,uu,(Knt then
l.tmdy ntukcH hi nhastly pro
ponaL tl HcrihhlfH "Jerry
iv-ternon eoea free and throw.s
th slip on the table. I'eter
Hon covem with a transfei- of ,
the Two Urother mine they
hou- their handn. Peterson has
. four queens the aces are di
vided only four kintrs or a
xtralKht flunh can beat him
l.timly Hhow'a a straight flush'
Chapter 39
AGAIN' MAUKKI CAHDS
Jerry fell silent. I found myself
siaring into nis tragic eyes.
I mumbled huskily.- ' Poor An
drew! I don't wonder at the change
in him!"
Jerry ran his hand .gently over
Lucy's dark head and she drew
closer to him. pressing hfi- cheek
against his knee. He thun resumed.
"The mlnd'll take In only so
much and at first dad didn't get
the full import of .Lurid ys straight
i flush. - Lundy grinning up at him
' and beginning to draw in the pot
drove tho thing home. . Himself!
j bankrupted and Jerry, as deep in!
j Uie mess as ever! .
"Lundy began to laugh again. I
Dad said If he'd stayed within!
sound of it he'd, have killed the j
man. Half the town had forced its f
way Into the building. He rammed!
his way through them they let
him pass when they saw, the look
In his eyes. .
"Outside, he dropped on a bench
which stood at one end of the ve
randa that fronted the building.
Ho said ho couldn't get away from
I'nele Jerry's eyes. Ami in five
hours it would be sun-up. . . .
"Pitch and Webb and Hurke
came out. They saw dad and nod
ded to one another. Hurke crossed
the street, Webb lounged over to
the rail at the other end of the
veranda, and Pitch sat on the step.
"Dad couldn't go on dike this
Jerry's precious five hours drib-
bllng away. He said he had a feel-
Ing of defect some: where.' Home-
thing wrong, lie began to grope
get it. And
thinking of
all the time he was '
Pncle Jerry.' There!
must be some way out.
"Lundy's Place began to come to
lifo again. Dad tried to. .shut his
ears against the din, hat il grew
louder and louder. Some one shout
ed, 'Drinks on Joe Lundy!'. Free
drinks meant that Lundy was tak
ing the easiest way of mnking him
self solid with the miners.
"Dad hadn't got rid of that sense
of 'something wrong.' There wasi
something wrong. Of this ho was
positive. Something , wrong w it h
that game. Why rouhln'i he pin It
down?
"Some one was standing near
him. He saw it was old Pat Fitrte.
a prospector. Furie stuck bis
thumb In dad's ribs.
"What do you want?' dad J
growled. 5 J
" 'Lundy cleaned ye, huh ? he
chuckled, so low that dad scarcely
heard him.
"Pad told him to tako himself
off and mind his own affairs. Furie
'he-he-he'd' and stayed where he
was. Thumbing dad again, he
nodded significantly towards Fitch
and Webb. Something In his atti
tude cautioned dad.
"'What's wrong with' you he
muttered.
"Furie 'he-he-he'd again. 'Lundy
cleaned ye, Ten-to-One. 1 known!
he would! He's been a-Vayln' for
ye an' now he's got ye.'
"Dad held his tongue with diffi
culty. " 'Lundy's a slick h ombre,' Furie
rambled on. 'Yes-sirroe! An so's
Old Pat Furie! I sure figgered on
ye belli smarter'n to let Joe Lundy
make a fool o' ye, Ten-to-One. Yore
a trble disupp intment to me.
a tr-ble dipp'intment to me.' n-sted in Philadeipl.ia. There must PORTLAND, OREOON !Alwavs on hand at Giass iw W ' A i
1 I lie racket inside was ilenfetiitiu " some te rrnne misiake. l Louii E. Booeu hmmkiw manaxcr , -i hi l m .
hy this, dud said, and as Hxirle had
spoken W'arcely uhove a whisper
Kitch couldn't possibly have heard
him.
" 'Out with It, desert rnt!' Dad
growled. - '
' 'He-he-he! J-'urie. cacklrd.
'Them cards ye playeil with
" yes?'
" 'They was marked '
' "rhey uere'nt! I looked.'
"'With the nekked eye, ye did,'
1'urle whispered. 'Not through
other pair. I cote'hod a look
fyfn Klawes. He-he-h
Pat Kurie
ain't nob'bdy's fool' No-sirree!'
"Din hail to grip the hail hard
to hold himself down. The backs
of the cards so faintly marked that
the markings were invisible with-
i out the aid of magnifying glasses
i which l.undy had worn in the guise
lasses! Dad was crazy mad for
a minute he'd always prilled him
self on being too shrewd to be
taken in by so simple a trick as
that! but ho soon cooled down, t
Purie had slid back Into the shad-
ows. Dad recalled Kurte had been
cleaned by Lundy several years bo-
fore and he supposed this was his
revenge. . .
"Pad thought for a space. Then
he got up and moved towards the
door., rolllnu a cigarette. Pitch
raised his head. ,
"Dad grinned at him. 'Lundy up
stairs still'."
" 'I dunno.' tho man answered.
( "Had shoved Into the resort. The
f crowd was busy getting drunk a
fast as it knew how. Dud's appear
! ance checked the hilarity for a
! moment, but he nodded amiably
i here and there and they went at
' it harder than .ever. .
j "Pushing up to the bar. he took
j a drink and asked If Lundy was
still upstairs. Tho barkeeper said
he hadn't seen him come down.
"Dad mounted the stair, forming
his plan, lie would call Lundy's
crooked play and force him to sub
mit the magnifying glasses and the
marked cards to a committee of
miners. On the strength of Lundy's
fraud, he'd then demand Uncle
(Jerry's release and tho return of
j the check and the mining transfer,
"From, the top of the stair dad
looked down over the hall. Filch
! and Webb had como in. Hurke. dad
n the newel post for a moment,
then ho ambled over to Lundy's
secret room.
"Lundy was sitting nt his desk
"with his ordinary glasses on. He
grinned when he saw who it was.
but his. eyes nan-owed and his hand
slipped down to his gun belt. The.
cards and the poker chips were!
still on the tale, but tho money,
the check, and the transfer were
irone. , j
Dad glanced over his shoulder,
Nobody had come after him. The
row downstairs was deafening. Huj
shut tho door. : 1
I'll ose ca rd s and that other
pair of glasses,' lie said coldly. '
j "'What's
'bawled.
eatin' you!' Lundy j
j)ad had Intended to stay cool.
but his good intentions blew up.
'You damned sham! he roared.
'Those cards are' marked. That
pair of glasses you won '
"He didn't finish. Their .4fi's
seemed to flash at the same In
stant, dad said", but his must have
cracked half a second sooner, for
Lundy's slug plowed through the
brewery calendar. Lundy reeled
sidewlse against the table; then he
pitched to the floor. Hlood bcKan
to trickle down his riglitteniple.
(Copyright, W. Morrow Co.)
The daring and courage for
which Alex Peterson was fam
ous bring unusual, startling de
velopments in tomorrow's
chapter, .
Al Capono, In an interview, says
rvnlly hadn't intended to be u I'
ll) Philadelphia, There must
THE GARDEN
;i'AK! lAHUAK KltOM COLD
Nh.llTS
It 'k now time to set dahlias in
the ground but aver large stretches
of the country vagrant frosts will
drop in unseasonably even as iate
as June. One frost is a fatality fur
the good health of the dahlias. The
study of frost by government ex
perts hus led lo warnings Issued in
bulletins as to when lo expect a
nip. One occasion is tlu day after
a rain when there has been u de- ;
elded drop in temperature. Ki out .
is not likely the night of the ruin ;
1 aH ,,ll':.p"
tn--.s projects agiiusl it.!
clomllesH night when thoj
uir , u "K V "
I that cloth is ii fur better and safer
! protection from frost than ;ipera j
Hurlap sucks should be saved fori
.litis iurpi.-se and sill up into,
I lengths and be kept handy to drop
'over the dahlins if a frost seems!
likely. Hurtap in government ex-
perimenls has been found one of
tile inOH- eil'icient 'ami praetieal j
covering. j
It hn also been found that the ;
safest procedure is to cover the;
' plant so that the burlap reaches to
the ground. A covering over the
top of the phtnl leaving the stall!;
.( exposed is not a thoroughly, safe j
! -protection.
i ' Set dahlias out one tuber to
rsnront. A handv tool to snlit :iu
(large clusters of roots which often
! HH.1..I- ni 'liiMi,... n..Mw.,t- w.unlt In
I breaking off many of the tubers
jand sprouts, is what is known as
'a coping saw. A saw w'.tli a narrow
blade and a loop to hold it. The
j dahlia cluster' may be held in one
hand anil t he lilt le sa w manipu
lated to dissect t he clump with l
minimum of destribuctlon. These
saws are cheap, retailing at around
'fifty cents. They are Ideal for di
vi ling dahKas which are tough
when thoroughly dried.
i I o not make the soil too rich
when setting out the dahlias. Save
the fertiliser until the buds are
forming. However, give them plen
ty of water and plant stakes at
the same lime the tubers are set
out as It Is a difficult matter to set
the slakes without injuring t he
plant when the dahlias are in full
growth. A situation with prolec-
tion from the afternoon sun has
been found an ideal anang.-mi-nt
for ptoduction of best (juality
Old American Cities
St. Augustine. Flu., Is Hie oldest
elry In the Lulled Slates founded
bv I-.uroneaiis. The Spanish set-
j tied on (Ids silo hi l.".G7i and it has
been continuously occupied over
sinco. sun tu l-'e, N. M Is our sec
ond oldest city. U was fo.inded by
the Spanish ahoiil KUC. on Hie site
of a descried Indian pueblo.
Brain Power Unused
"We nro jrlven ton times ns much
hrnln ns we need." said Sir Arthur
I KM!h, the English scientist. "Very
few people use r0 per cent of their
brnins; ninny people but 10 per
cent,"
TVe Welcomeyou
to Portland. 200 comforuble roomi,
eich with bth. Rcaionable ratei. .
Convenient down-town location
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out-of-town n-otli-r who may want Hie name unci atldrens of some
prores.slon.il ...a... It hus Keen carefnlly prepari-U U...I w II prove
lo be u reaily alii to any reader In obtaining prompt proicsslonul
service.
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1
Osteopathic Physicians Physicians & Surgeona -
j. i.. inclb. t. o. Ver n. iionvv. si. n.
jiAittiAitur i.nui.i:. o. ,i:wa wii.kks, m. u.
guTii!; szn Tinnhir
,n Teachir o't"" A. I.. ItlCHAHnSOtf. M. D.
The Ilarbereux Systepl Surgery ,k.
Voica Dramatics Rooms 1G-17 lelenhonu
Melvllla Apts. I'll. Main itl Soiiiiner lluildins ilam In
Stuilio will reopen Sept. lt. -
-, -UATKItMTV IIOMB Wl.o renicnilicr.s the old day?
Trained Care l'rlc Iteowmuble. when kleklni,' and hit ins: wen. bur
Call and See Us. ...Mi on Hie dance floor?
Jlrs. E. W. Hart 400 N. Ave.
111
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The StcU'
J The pei-rcct argument in favor of
fa visit to the Southwest is advanc
ed in Richard Dix's latest starring
picluri' for Paramount. "Redskin. "
The scenic beauties of the region
.are shown in this film in all the
splen lor of their variegated color
!ingK. All the exterior sequence
jwere made on the Indian reserva
i Hons of the region.
! "Redskin," which the Star Ihea
i lrc has booked for a 3 day show
iing, starling today, makes motion
! picture history. It Is the first time
that a feature film, done in color,
utilized the natural backgrounds of
iho Southland.
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pnnrl fn Pm'n"
When Leo W. Marden of the Los;
Angeles juvenile court and his dl- ;
rector were choosing the cast for j
"The Road to Ruin," juvenile court
picture, coming to the Colonial
theatre starting Sunday, they made j
what has proven lo be a real lis- 1
co very.
Pnknown and unheralded at that
lime, beautiful, exotic, little Helen1
Foster lias now risen to fame for;
her wonderful work as Sally Can-
field in this picture. Living the'
part rather than acting It, she.
a,roused the interest of the leading1
prod-leers, was chosen '"Wampus" j
baby star for IIU'II anil is now und-
No More Gas
In Stomach
and Bowels
If u-ln -n K. -.rr-nn-lu .
Ueved of $na in )ttomat:h and bowrl,
tak Baalruann'i Gas Tablets, which
oris prepared especiniiy tor stomach j?ai
nnd nil tho bud etfetts resultlnif (rutr
gn prcssurr.
That empty, pnnwing feeltng at th
pit of the nlomath will di-iappoar; that
anxious, nrrvoua (cclin-- with hirt pal
pitation will vanish, and you will niiiti
be nbt- to take a deep breath without
diw.'omfort.
That drowsy, sleepy feeling nftl
dinner will bo replaced by a desire lor
entertainment. Bloat in will censw.
Your limbs, arms nnd fingers will no
longer feel cold and "go to -leep" be
cause liualniunn's Cias Tablets, prevent
Kan from interferin with the' circula
tion. G-t th-? genuine, in the yellow pai k
age, at aoy good druy store. Price- $1,
er contract- to ma'ke several - biff
talving pictures for Warner Pros.,
chief among which '.s their super
special, Guld-diggeis."
Cash Miller on Happlnesi . , i
Most- people chae happiness
like it was somebody 'Hint trled.to
Mil your watch, observed Cash .Mil-'
ler. cijrar store 'jilniuiAopiicr. .-.M.v
dope is it always come.-- (o you 1111-
expeded like jury duly or n fall
on Hie ke. A Kill a limes it comes
I v. iili false, whiskers umj 11 disguise.
! which you don't recognize till HV
too hue. Thrift Miura&liic.
Ancient Anthology
Tlio Kxetor- Hook, which la stHI
!u Iho possession of (lie dean nnd
chapter, is an anthology of.Aislo
Saxon poetry which was presented
to Exeter cathedral hy Leofrle.
who was bishop of Kxeler from 10."it)
to 1071. ,
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