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Monday, June 21, 1J2!) LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Seven The Observer Want The Market Place of Union and Wallowa NEWTODAYj yOll SAI.M Oregon Trail Silver Fox rutin, 11. W. fiihith, l'rop., makes these offers, and .t will pay 10 promptly: Canary Linls, (sinters), two Hit-am jack-. et keitles, one two h. p. steam ' ImihT, one first class Mandel plionoifraph, onn real kooiI Clmiiacey piano, onp first class Uarizi'M player piano, special Imrgains n"w on 'Vfl'" fox lmed- . inK stock, ami one furnished lim...e for renl, mi ideal tocatlon. : tp. K.U.K:.' Alfalfa hay. ttien Thompson. 2fi V, (i-24-Ht. 1'Olt HKNT: Modern fi room house. 112 2nd. Hi. I'll. 72-lt. ti-24-lf. WaNTKD Man to work on ranch. Mast bo nblo to milk. Warmers 4S. . " 'i-24-2 tp FOI1 IIKNl 0 room furnished lionet. If Ml b. lawn an 1 fin worn, (tar,, dir. K. loth, C-24-21. eon haijFj on mtw WANTKI Good ust'fl car as part! payment on business building. ! jnuo Oreenv.ood. .,' G-21-2 (pj typkwiutkus - yon 8ALI3 " rent or exchange, K f. Turkey, j iin4 Wash. Ave. 0-1 7-! in UI'V, PRfiU, Itnlse .and move houses, rent Jack-screws and Umbers. John Mars. G-7-1 hi. tVll.L Tit A PR my J4000 equity. In 21 acre Irrigated , ranelb nugn T12UU, for South Side residence orun acreage. C, C. Harkcr, Irrl gon. Ore. C-3-1 ihp. ('Oil SALTS Oil THADR 5 tube I' t-cMiinun radio. ompiete sims fnction. Guaranteed, $45.00. Iiir nilurc Kxrhttnge. C-ll-tf. yoi: KNOW those floor and bridge 1 anips that you have been paying ' JlT.r.o for, we have them at t fl't.uo and $12.00. Furniture Kx- change. 6-11 -tf FOI1 RAl.TC Partly furnished 8 ! room modern house. Hobble gnr i nvre. A most desirable location Jteasonablo terms, 1CJC Sixth St. Phone Main 730. (I-3-tf. '(lit SA 1 .10 2 ton Hco truck, used only til) days. Repossessed, Will s-'ll at a bargain. See Hurry Wag goner. Phone Main O.lo, 0-22-21. 4 )R SALK OR THAI)!-: You. ijiay. not know, but it is true that, you can get Singer or White sewing machines nt less than half of tho regular price. Furniture Kx clmnge. 0-1 1-tf. rOlt SAU10 OR RKNT 160 acre rami south of I.a Grande. 4" nrivs under ctilllvation and more ran be. Ooo.l hui,ldings. Thts would make a, good dairy farm. See Chas. H.' Reynolds. 6-l.ri-tf. Oil SAUK Modern home, close in. on paved street. Complete with basement, furnace, fire place, built-in conveniences, large rooms, 4 bed rooms, lawn, schuh-bfi-y, garage. This properly is In first class condition, Total price jr.r.oo.oo. Would accept terms or would Accept small property ns down payment. Call Jewell Williamson, Main SO, for appoint ment. C-U-tf r "it j-iai.,1'.; ,in estaie. .muni H setlted. Appraised value Cost $:t,fi00 1 1-3 acres cli( i land on Improved street, ti rt; ''It SA1.R An estate. . Must bo ,ooo. lioiee on Improved slreel, li room house, 4 rooms brick. About ?l.l",(i dotij. buyer must assume. MOM'N' POP sr 7 rs rs f ' V ' ' " i I " fl ' i 1 Toronto ......;.; mo I VWM NO-W1? A GUESS e,aMM. VVC DUN Y) LOOK MME ) 1 KNOW WHM CCH,WC0fS A, BEf0-. 010 VOU V CtCiDE. ! t KNEW tXPCtLY , ' f.V'.T , NJeXMIOV. TOLDW J OUT BaWM-WtTTIHa Of TtCSE WHILE tl. OWE . I BY A Lt-ltN fsCWCS 7 oFCiOE. ON ) WIM 1 VJNiltO BtFOUt 1 - ' vVAi"n?T!V 0RHS0Mf FOR AN IGLOO. If 1 Stt H,0Vi I ME A HILL.10P I 1 I ON A HILL. FOUR ( mWWiJ LOOKED TOESE FOLDERS OVW M0 jjllll, "1IA IJI.J7 WJTOnOBlLE fGENTl TJECIDE "TO 0NN OOP OWN I HlLOA IS COMING V ' A ACUE.S BY fs RWE.VJ J POP ' ) NOVI1 OON'JYWOVJ VtHERE t WW ! Bo!RoN?f.::r:iLJ i rfWif( m xmiw p: wm&mfi, t e.., J V V LMgg L T 2 ,, , , ... . AVENUI3 iflOOT SIAIN j . V t FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS TAG CAN HAVE HIS CHOICE ' ByBlosser A 8U ln lh0 rrlr8 nane. 6t th. ro;ir -t AiipsssT? E I j !, 5A,,US- ZZnZTL y suoeu see M 1. oetFau-j " TOKfriTooTANO 7 aim-i ':. JisV Jhri tfflmthi JW Siir X STAGES LEAVE ; iMlWlflP 'AW n , " : Wtl? -5f4 . Wa,lowa Ve Coaches lrre TWSR II ..-.drMMMmY (i 1' if MM .g-'J fc J Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five average words to Hie line.) Per lino, in Insertion lOo Per line, each milled ciimx Mlvc Insertion .. 70 Minimum charge ou 0110 ot- di-T 25e ItATKS lV MOJVTH 2 linos, per inuiuli $a.r0 linos, per month W.lio I lines, kt month Sl.00 5 lines, per month 1 $4.7r lOucll additional line over five slitirged at 50c pur lliiu per iiinntli. CASH IJf ADVANCE Is re ipiirod mi all Classified orders to Mini llu-sc rates. Higher rales charged on all credit Insertions. Copy for all Classified orders must 110 In mis office by IU A. VI. DAY OV l.VSTiHTION. Stop srnVm on ail inserted until for Ihcr unlive must lie rnwlvcd by lite .snmo hour or extra Insertion ivill be fhnrged. Telephone o r fl e r a solicited. C&di rated may bo earned on phone orders by payment oil or before date of last luaet-tlon. ' IMIOXk! .MAIN .17 "All Observer Want Ad . Will Do It" ' 1 Must havo some cash, can take auto for balance, but must be In; good cond'tton. WHAT WH.L'and authority of said' writ, nhd In , yoi GI.VU? Act U once you want a real bargain. Will be homo Saturday and Sunday nn- till noon. C. Kimont liell, 1020 H.nt.,n Ave. (S-21-3 tp. - FOH RENT 1 l.'Olt lti;.T liootns. 14UX-4tll HL. G-18-:.t, ; FOH RKNT Rooms over Silver- thorn. Wright Hrug Store 5-13-tf KOll ItKNT Housekeeping rooms at 1512 Adams Ave. 0-ia-lf. FOR RENT Modern house on First St. Inq. 20US 2 nd St. 5-24 tf Modern convenient, cool nnd APT. rensonahle. Close III. Ideal for Normal students, Apply Soinnier hotel. ti-ao-Im. . ' 1 ! fOn HKNT OR l.KASR Apart- : ments over Putntun's alore. Avullubie July 1st. Imiulio I.. T.. Snodgiass, 1 &'S Fourth St. 6-11- tf. KOll Itl. NT-1'Urnlshed l ouses caK0.K mluu, ,,, ,sless Is ,.Iiynlon,, Turner, the colored actor an, Apt s.. with baths, t lean ,,. lhnn ,,,0oo. Retail w, ,,, mu., favorable Impres Quiet. low- rents. Adults 1811) Kllm wer(. ,,oo,0(,ll. wholesale 011 ,n ..Tl,o l-atent Leather Kid"; Greenwood. C-3-1 m $3r,,oon.oo0 nhd manufacturing ttobert O'Connor, who appeared ns ' sales $7f,, 000.000. The Induslry's ,,. ,HoclVP hl -n,,, Noose," und KO It IttCNT Kurnlslieil opts., one payroll is nearly J12.nno.ooo and ui11(,ien James. two room and sleeping porch. tn(, ctys per caplla expenditure. ' One 4-rooin, water und lights r,. pnnt nnd Varnish Is estimated , . tlfi, nnd $18 month, loor. Adams .,, t:i j.',. IManvSPf! Ave. Inillllre Norlb K:de Unrbcr, ' ! lvnSCKLIiANEOU8 i'llf ANUKlH H1I1NKH I lest In tuwn. across from Holiilenkunips. O-lfi-lfit. , 1 I.A GHANDF3 MATTHGSH ft Up- bolstering & Hug Clennlmsj Works. Phone 424-W. Chus, Ed- wards, Prop. 12-I-lm , , MONEY TO 1.0 AN on Improved city property, straight loans or Inslnlimonl plan. Lowest rates. t'nlted lnte Investment Co. Phone Main II. l-U-lm Ad Page Counties NOTICK Men llolllduy will take clinriro of the Acme limber shop, 1 'or. Depot and Jeffoi win, tdilny where he formerly worked, lie will lie glad to aee hi old fiionds 0-22-3-tp JIONEI TO LOAN We L money to loan on (lwlrable city property at the lo rate of In leiedi ot 6. We Wrli all kiuui. of in.iunmce. Including life. Cha. K. Heynolda. t-4-ldi XUND KOUND The best and cheapest place to get Sedan duor and winl shield glass. Quickly Installed and sutlsraetum (fnoruiiteeu. Clius. Harris, iGui Mudfson. 4-13-1fn 7OTICK OV Hlir.Itll'KS SAIJi Notice is hereby slven, that 1 have received execution and order of sale, Issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of tho State of Oregon for 1'nlon County, laled the 7th day of June ,192'j, lit iiie action therein pending where- In State Industrial Accident Com-1 mission of c. 11 Hoir f Oregon. In plaintiff nnd pn A p "NJnu; )gers is defendant, to ine'v,lcluc J-NUVV directed, upon a 'judgment In (It ! sum of I3X.7C. wlih Interest at the j rate of C per cent per ahmttn front) .May 2Mb, 1929. and the furtho.fl sum of $.r.fiO costs, In which said , . ..... execution 1 am commanded to. sal- isfy. sitid sums out of the personal 1 pi iy ill ' Oil HI I' I I'll 1 IU II L, Ul' 11 sufficient cannot be found, then out of the renl property belonging to hint, 011 und nflef May 2Sth, H2(. NOW Till-niKKOltK, by virtue obe.lience to tt3 commands baving( -o gge eaten "" social lion, found nd pP'Honal pi operly, I duly . Ktlmvma Low e, in the state. levied Upon the following descrlb- laughter, heart Intei-qst nnd sus- i ed real property standing in the'ponse are in this entertainment luune of said defendant o.i Mhyj .aim, j :i;i, i own ; , i i.nin 11 and 12 in lllock 142 of ChapllnH addition to the hy. orVn-i f ,t (ti-ilmln I'ninri Pntmlv and I will, on Tuesday, the I'thljft Bal'thclmeSS day of July, at ten o'clock a. m. of,--,, . . , said day, at the front door of lh court house In n Grande, Union county, Oregon, sell at public nitc- liun I he above 1,. scribed renl prop ,.rly, nnd all tho right, title, interest and'eouUy of the defendant there- i i n,- i.io-u.x.1 i.i.i. i. r frt.. no.it, m, to the highest bidder for cash, i the proceeds of said sale to bo np- plied in sn.lsracllun of said Jadg- inent and decree, liicluillng costs and accruing costs of execution nnd sale. . Dated nt I.n Ornnde. Oregon, this inlh day of .lime, 1H2!I. , . JKSSH llltl-:slllCAUH, Sheriff of Union County, Oregon. , June 10-1 7-E 4-1 Illy 1-S. 1WIXT THAKI-: ACTIVK C1I1CAC.O A,1") The nssocla tlon of commerce reports that Chi , , , njo.oou ix Trttur.Y i:ic;s STANLEY. Wis. (AP) Ten thousand f I f t y-flve mammoth bronze turkey effgs. valued at i'i I M, r i,ii, inenlmici ni ih 1 i.-,.riidiile farms here. The eggs are f.om exhlbiilon maltngs. . . .... ... i - 1 Afttlflttiirtl notiuiugti tmf) TT.EDKHICK nAIAfEfl Ml N Ave., La Grande, Ore. Headings dally. Readings by Mall a Specialty ' " 1 LIKE HOME OR DALE AT TTTF TLTFATF1?Q "Love In The . . Desert" Coming To the Star There Is a fiisiinatlon for mont people In the Krent Hahura desert und Its people the Arab tribes men who sullenly resist the steady udvunee of the white races Into their domain, the hurd-ridinlt Hed oulus nnd the Inlrepiil pioneers and soldiers who face the desert's dan- Kcra In the cause of civilisation .Much of this color and lurlnft ' intmusnhcro is donicied in KHO's : ... 1 I iitniiIK imuiUmu, in i he r first "nioonilKiit ride" till she their four children. The Iten- Uesert. ' which comes to the St"rjlK rncP)1 Wi,tl l)ir p,.0bleni that Is froww, w ho reside at Knrest flrove. Theater on Tuesday with Olive Hor- too-simple and yet tremendous- accompanied Mr. and Mrs. WHkM den, Noah Ileery and Hugh Trevor: ,y dnriciilt to cope with, with home from the slate Rrange con in the featured rolen.. which all are not familiar. There- venlion. Mrs. Itonfrow Is Mr. It Is based upon an absorbing ,n does "The lload to Ituln" fullill WriKhCs sister, story by Harvey Thew which ceiw lth pmpose to awaken parents dark Collver. of Tho Dalles, ters about fhe warfare of u desert )U1(1 younpr p.,dplt, nlik(1 l0 tl,p PJi. p .,,PHll)lv fop AVann AVlli,ni chief and his tribe upon an JrriKU- iH(nK MOolu, pi.nMnn ,Jlt ,ho Juvp. j f Hp(1UnK H wveU VIb tion project fostered by an KnK toll . niUv alhoi.lt los the country over hiK wllh h(f( mnlher( Mrs. Nellie , 1 sheik and bis followers. The story also embruees a thrillinir romnneo that entails the daughter of the latter mogul and a younK KnKllsh niad who Is sent out to the eiurl neering Work, wftyf ' 1 Tl IViaKlHg 1116 ShOWlTlff at Stat fa ZT " "Making the Grade," a comedy .romance written by America's fore . most., humorist, George Ade, and produc'fd , by Fox Films with KU- 11 mm uinr "um .itvinii in Uir leading roles, Is now showing at the Star. This is n sparkling, happy pic ture in which a Hinall town girl. as plnycd by Miss Moran, tames und reduces the "swelled", head of wmen in ei n entai ly sn own Amei it 'an Exceptional Cast P lllTl Hi ArC&ClG An exceptional cast supports Itlchnrd Hiirtheliliess In ills newest f rriwr velilcle "Weary Itlver.'' , 'which Is now playing nt the Ar- cade. ''onni sinr "",""" 'PP.eciue ...ese ..... mil , .' ' , u,"i-"" , ' l""ll'"f ".V" i list of male cliaractcr actors that 'size, which were- dntuileil by n rends llko. Hollywood's Who's Who. .cedar products coiupuny of Mnrsh The inert In the cast Include such : field. Mi's. Wright reported on the numcs us Wt)lia.m lloldeh, proini-, home cconnmles deparlinclll work, iient. ln Now Vorlt -stage presenilis she also' ijVive n" graphic- descrip tions both us 'actor und author I lun of. Mli'iir . trip .tii Jin tiiliij, it l.ouls Nutheiiux, one or the deep- ( caravan of. 1(18 ears niakliig the est-dyeil villains on the srreen; j trip, . Another uiilinie fentiire of tjeorge stone, the screen hcuvy I n no nciKiiN less until j-u uiiiiun. ,,-r-. . . t-i "Road to Ruin" A f Pnlrtll i 1 1 -rlL '-"-'"-"l"" Those who saw the Sprnlng per. formunres of "The Itond t Itnin' " the Colonial last nlglit, und the box Office showed that there were lliany, w llnessed 11 picture that they will remember a long time. Little Helen Foster In the fenilnlne lead nuiile a lasting impression on tile worm of people attending. Many predict a brilliant future for this 'beautiful bit of blonde girl, and l"m H' " ll0'' r,,c0 ollrn ln ""' future. . - There have been many sO-cnlled ("social propaganda" releases In the past nnd we me frank In ad- "imientB or ine normal sen...., ,v mltliliB Hint It was with a certain eelved their dipli.imis, Miss Doso mount of reluctance that we went tney Smuu bvlim one ot the 11 u in to see what was supposed to be ben. Tuesday afternoon the parly "Just another boxaffiee" iltlnietlon. left for Portland where they vlsll- Wn tire sufficiently remorseful ed wlih Mr. and Mrs. ,luc Kuiillc to be wlllillR to state that they until Thursday when they return were much mistaken. "The itoad ed hnine. They also culled on Mrs. to llllln" IS far different than any 1. I Pel.onK and Ml', and Mrs. plrturo seen nnd certainly Is not Merles while. In the Hose City, wlfcit we expected to find. . 1 After vlsitliu.- at the home of The picture is realistically frank, Mr. and 'Mrs. Krank) WrlKht and insofar as it demonstrates how other relatives for the last week, alarmingly easy It is for a Kirl in Mr. and .Mrs. Kdwurd 'llenfrow- left her teens to slroy down the "road t(J ruin." 'l'ho..n t.. aI ... ... .v. .1 o.n.. 1 in'1 unit- rmiij inn nro ntiemiHiim wnn (iimeuiiv 10 overcome. Blue Mountain Gran?:ers Tell Of Stfll'O VJpPt sister-in-law. Mrs. Harris, who re jm. kJLttti ATJVi hi1o8 !n i.ortlnn(lt lllui nnotbee sls- - - tei-ln-lav who; keeps house for ' Uy Mrs. Charles Spenecl' (t)liserver t'orrespoiulenl ) flHAXdl-: IIA1J. (Mpeeinl) Ue- . portK of the (telesales who . rep- rfiHVn(ni lime .m ot u(nt Pllll.,nn,i resented Mite Mountain t?ranire at on recently held at AIyrtle rolnt W(1H the principal foiilin-o nT 'the to'iteriitii Tile Ilia meeting when the grunce met at the hall "Wednesday evening. Ac- cording to L. K. AV right, delegate. Myrtle I'olnt. Dented her visitors .I.. mi. i.. ...m ' ' . , ; - - imjL Wf.rp nrnmiited to t he irinurh'.ho .,,...,,. nf " f,.ltI. ' (1, nnv'.. ':,. (UV(i. nf neu(l. A thin snnill disc two and one-half imdies in diameter made of highly polished .Myrtle wood was attached to e;i ,.l.t... nn.l .. .1... Ihe f.illowlne lines-' "i:cl Pleee is a Poem In Wood. In the heart of Ihe Holy land and in the stale of Oregon there grows n tree! known ns myrtle renowned fori Us heilllly, In Ihe depths of lis lusn ou, smice the lienuty of nn- tut-e Is preserved by the art of the Almlghty for the pleasure of those . , ' , h.... .. U,'''' ,!"'. ,""r V".1"; ' , the entertainment which lmjpress- ed Ihe visitors was the active part it Klamath Indian took In Ihe dif ferent programs during Ihe con vention. Ife has the distinction of being Ihe only Indian grange mas ler In Ihe Culled slales. In finish lug lho report Mr, Wright said that he wns very inut-h Impresed with the country surrounding Myrtle Point and that the dairy herds which were ninde up mostly of Jerseys, were Ihe best looking lie hud ever seen. Al the business session which preceded Ihe re poiis, one new member was voted into the order and It wns decided to hold one meeting n monlh dur ing the remainder of Ihe summer. The Inecllngs will he held In the Afternoon of the third Kntiirday of each tnt.nl H during ihe nmiilhs of July, August and Srploinhor. Mrs. 1. 1). Sinulz. Airs. Charles Smulz, Dorothy Hmulz and Dee Hmulz arrived home from Mon mouth and other Willamette val hiy points Thursday V"feulng of Insl week. Mrs. Smulz, her daugh- ter-ln-latt- iitid soil left home Run- day, .lune !l and arrived at M0I1 niouth Moiulay, sluppInK on the 'way in Salem to visit friends. In : tlx- cvenlnK. they visited C'm vnllis land June 11 they attended the Kiuduallou exercises were 19!! Wednesday nuirniuK for allowa W.nlr nftni- . ' 1 ,.iit ,.(ti, 1 prtiptpi'iy iniiMPiiimiimi .....1 fii,ifl,. ,wi u.in, i,iu u Mt.n x .1, It. Uudsey and family. Mr. Collver went to the Tom Martin ranch near Walla Walla to work during bay and grain harvest. This is bis fourth year at the same place. I ...(.. 11.,. noan.nnanlA.1 Ul- Vila him nt his home In Nampa, Ida., nnd his son Clifford Heppe, of Nampa. stopped at the C. U. fleke .ler home, for a short visit reiently while en route home from Port land. Mi Ueppe Is n cousin of Mr. Clekeler and while here enjoyed a visit with other momhoi'H of the Geketer family. Mrs. Harris will l"1'"' n l't "f the summer with ner unugtuor in rayetie. Paul Conrad left about three v en km nan rni iiiikci' niiiiiiiv w-nnrp w is employed as blacksmith In lho Ilim)) nt lM t,idard Lumber i'"npnny, 8fi mlleH out from linker, Mrs. Coiirad Is stuvlng. with her mother. .Mrs. .1., H. Mndsev while Mr. Conrad Is gone. Hobby Hums, of La Grande, Hummer varnimn the Mrs. Sara Alison farm. IM rs. Sara Heddes and Mrs. (ilegg will be Join! hostesses lo the '"""' " "i nimn "r Mrs. Ira Kennedy June as. ..,...,.... ' , ,, , .,.,V. ... I ' , ' ,' ; ' - Vn "ro,.pInr w , ' in rii . tcnis If ihe fast growing dairy business of tho state is to be prof itable ami permanenl, authorities of the agricultural extension ser vice believe. , FILIPINOS I, IKK ;t'M WAHIllNHTqN (AP) The. Phil ippines are I )ie largest foreign mar ket for 'American chewing gum Dcpa-rlmnnt f -caiuuiemo-f iurea. for February show- that tiie-.fuur other Inrgesl customers for gum abroad are Canada, Japan, Culm, and Sweden. , OFFICE CAT TRAD! HAHH RIO. By Junius "My husband has no bad habits, whatsoever," boasted a wife. "He never drinks, and he spends atl his evenings at home. Why, he doesn't even belong to a club." "Hoes he smoke?" inquired a rlend. "Only in moderation. He likes a cigar, alter he has had a good dinner, but I don't supposo he smokes two cigars a mouth," "What Is n cannibal?" "One who loves his fellow men." 6 Man would b In a sad plight If ho knew as little about everything By Cowan ffM'rU Professional Directory This directory Is especially huiltfy for tho newcomer or tor Cue out-trf-town muter wltn may Mailt tint name and add reus of some profeaslonul man. It hits been carefully prepared uml will prove to be a ready aid to any reader Hi obtaining prompt prnrcHKlonal : tf'i'vlec. " . Classified for Quick Reference Osteopathic Physicians J. I.. INGl.K, D. o. HI A UO A It ti l' IMil.li. I). O, General praellce and tlia "i'oat KVSTl.M" fur fallen arches. tSomillOr Teleplione Mulu 1110 Ul,"lin, ' 111 MeMKKKIN Tenelier of Tho Bnrbureux System Voice Dramatics Melville Apts. I'h. Main 741 Sllldlo will reopen Sept. 1st., IIAIIT'S DIATBIINlTr IIOMIO Trained Cure Price, iteasunuble. Cull nnd Sue Us. Mrs. K. W. Hurt 406 N. ATS. ns he does what to do with a Hick doit. o I'OUCi: OK KXA.MI'I.K TOO nitKAT As to late plowing we are pf the opinion thai plowing shouhl not be ( continued later titan Hi. or ' 11 o'clock at night, it gets the horses Into tho habit of staying out late, and unduly exposes the plow. llladen. Neb., Knterprise. . lit twenty-four hours It. Is snld thai n silk-worn! will produce, inn teriul for u woman's complete out fit. Can It lie Hint silkworms are uvtllng lny TIIIO TAHIiMS Tl'UM'.H He was one of those smart men who like to show off thefr clever ness. "Watch me lake a rise out of him," he said jis the traiiip ap proached. Then he -listened' sol emnly to the tale of hard luck. "That's the same old story you toltl me the hist time you acciiHied me," hn said, when tho vagrant had finished. THE "n HIGHEST inrAi q 4. :i qpHID highest oodtt ot ethloti governs our professional sefvlcss. We dtf Verythlhg with the most delicate and meticulous reflpect fofr th Wishes i)f 'At bere&Ved ''' w OndrsUn4 . ' ' sNononAAg HMMfCRMA.lt Main II ROUND TRIP rtCKVKR KANSAS t lTY...' ST. LUUIt cillCA.0... III. I HOI T .. ...... . CINCINNATI NKtV ORI.KANS. I 1 VU AND TOHONTO ATLANTA pirrsnuR;ii.. WASHINtiTON l-llll.AIlt I l-HIA MvW VIIUK BOSTON e mi to yig .. 67.10 . 70.11 . 7i.ee . so.as . S5.0 10.. 7 101.11 1C7.10 1117 SI Physicians & Surgeons i.he n. noevv. M. n. M1WA WIl.KP.S, M. II. Tractlce limited to diseases or tne Eye, Ess, Nose and Throat ' Nev Foley Telephone Hulllllmt Jbiin 10 A. I.. ItlCnAHllSON. h. n. Surtfcry Rooms 10-17 Telephone Soinmer Building Main. 15. The Swedish InnttuaRc Is taught at IS instituilons In clRhl dirrerent countries. "Is It?" wns the answering ques tion. "When did I tell It to you?" "Last week." "Meblm t did. niebbe I did.11 ad mitted the tramp. "I'd forgotten meeting you. 1 was In prison iHt last week." The wife or a famous Hlshop Whom we shitll enll Joint Smith ' waK recently very ill. and rerjulreM a serious operation. As she recov. ered from tho nnestheiic,' ;she. wan heard", to ' murmur: 'Aiu ' .1 JvJn Heaven? 'No there's John." ujith 7 rartiCleavitiger When you Would ship, mil us to do II And we nre sure you'll, never fun It. . . i We lire experienced shippers. Crulo and pack sluff correctly .lil.l charge the right price. trrriv mat a to sept. o RETURN UMIT OCT. 31, 19M . Reduced faret all parti of eatt; liberal ttop evert. 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