La Grande evening observer., July 12, 1929, Image 10

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Thursday, July 11, 1929
Page Ten
LA OKANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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The Observer Want Ad Page
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties
NEWTODAYi
FOR KK.VT ('bar
nlshed apl. 1M" I I
223-lt.
, modern, fin -Und.
Ki, I'hone
I'OU I IK N'T
O Ave.
I'iirnish il At., M"
l'OK SALK I'iano. dl 3IS-.I.
-IZ-lf.
HTHAVKI- - Kroin Striker place,
.urge row. about io freshen.
Uoi.sicin und'Oueiiihey. Light ''
and brio He, about one lent h
white. Notify Mr. McKeel, Ini
hter. 7-12-IL
KOH KALK --Ktrawlir-rrii 1 rrale,
pick them yourself, i blocks ki.si
of old Ji.gluvay xhop; on Z ave
jiiie. 7- (.
WAKTKU
daughtcr
jyC-J.
Work by mot In r,
7, .'lll'I son )'. I'hone
7-12-:':.
Kim sali:-
l'U5 W.
-I'ic CllenlcH,
I'llOUe
'-l-'-i'l.
WAXTKO A competent w oiuan
for g m-rril homework. 'all in
person. Jod'H Orocery. T-lL'-lt.
.lt KKNT 5 room modem fur
dishcd houxe. Newly lutlilonitncd.
.418 .Monroe 7-12-It.
I t HAI-K Nice, home, like mod
ern houe. rhcap. Clone io whool
and church. 'itt flown, 'Jt a
month. HH.-X. I'hone H'j-J.
7-12-1 tp. '
Hill HA LK one folding
.ramp bed. One ramp Move
1 15 Spring Ave. 7-12-
Iron
KOH KENT
:A'laiMH. KurniKhrd apt., 2I"S
7-12-fi lp.
WANT LI l H A I ' I . I N ( A 11 v vx lie
;for liirf- trnrlt. InMirr-d haiilinir. !
prompt w-rvlre. I'lione fi rt 7 - It.
7-12-1 lp.
i
KOK ltKNT f room niodorn houw
ut 37 HprltiK Kt. OatUKe. i'hon
:!7)s-.r. 7-:
ion kali: oh tuaih;
I'tll! HAI.K row, iblO-No.
3rd fit.
r-1 ii-2i.
I'llH HAI.K-:io:i-M.
-I nitlrll row.
Phone
7-Ki-;it.
Kult HALK Alfalfa hay in Meld.
J. O. Dobbin. Funnel h 2o.N.
7-lt)-:( tp,-
TV CKWIHTKItS KOH KAl.K
i'int or exehanKe. K, (. Turkey, j
!iu4 WukIi. Ave. G-1 7-! ill !
l-'Olt HAI.K 5 room bonne, lanjo j
KiiniKe, nh(ide and fruit tree.i, on (
paved Hlreft. Onotl localton.
' Tt-nilH. I'hone :i7S-M.
KO II.SALK St
jnrn, all hIva's.
iiuMtey. I.ialles
,v and iiwhJ rruil
Whei'i? f you nave
Kurnltuie Stoic
7
CAI.IKOItNIA HKItHH- Kor blond, I
liver, kidney, Htomarli, bowels
nnd r heiinin t Imiii, Chi Is Millet-
AdailiM, Ave. ti-27-2 mpj
'KOH S A 1.11 OK TUAliK - Heveiiil !
1-rood huyn lu tm. d oil ntovt-s. '
Work I'.ke new. l-'urnli tire V.x-
rhaiiKo. IJ-2S tr. j
Knit HAI.K OU TIEAltK I'm
p triable phonograph, ko1 nn
new Jilt.no, 1 'tit ii It ii io KrhanKe.
C-2S tf.
I OU HALK OH TH A UK -Oak II
brury tables, worth no less than
120. on, nelllng trom lli.tld lo
f l 2. tin. Kurnituio KxidiaiiK''-ii-as-tf.
I'llll HAI.K --Well IllipillVed HIIIMll
ttact, jtiHt outside city limits on j
Island I'ily liiKliway new live!
mom house, (t;ii;iKc, l,:iru elc, I
iVlOM'N' POP
FRECKLES AND HIS
OR. FN DAW?
Dam amo Fcec'eat?
Rang." seen seaucw
lfi3 Vca tacaloms
AWD HIS VM0V.F DOS,
)OLF
PBOPPCD FROcA .
FAC OF
TVS. E.A27W"
IT'S BCGtHMIciS
To Loot, umS
FlMDlMG TAScA IS
. SEXT To
UOPE.LESS ....
, out . they ce nothing. J
L But A lot cf oto
( BOOKS r.f NEVER A rip
V COOK tT fROM CM. '
LvcAb's end -co i
7 another y77 ; j L .
Observer
Want Ad
Rates
(('ot:nt flVH average won In
lu Hit'! Hiw.)
I'rr Hue, irl Insertion tttv.
I'er line, each aililitl coiim;-
iiiHe. liwrlJon 7i
Minimum charg on one or-
iliT i!&c
HATKN HY MONTH
i 1 1 fir, pre month $2.M)
t lines, per inonih J.-J5
I lute, per month . $4. (HI
line?, kt niontli - $4.71
l ath additional line over five
barged u( JMk: per line pr
(itoiiih.
CASH IX ADVA.Vf'15 In rw
p tired on all I'lawHIed ortltTH In
sain, ilitw rale. Higher rniet
barged on all credit hiM-rtloiiii.
Copy ror nil Clarified ordern
niu-i he In IIiIh office by IU A.
S. PAY OK l.Kj;ii'l ION. Slop
Dnlcn on ail iii-wtwl until fur
llier tioilce mul be received hy
the Mime hour or elrtt lner(iou
nill he charged.
Telephone orders sollelted.
Ca-di rule limy be earned on
phone orders by payment on or
before, dale of lu.t biirttrthm.
1'iiOM-: .main :7
"An Observer Wanl Ad
Will Ho It"
i'"!ow( tfi and
(.hint, fruit
tak-n at one
ruldn-iy. pnmplnjr
i Kai Kain if
Hitd lltnixlt.
7-11-2 tp.
Koit KA I
I Six room hone on
Wa.siiiiii,ion fUv t near Highway
f hops and Normal M-hool. I'rieed
Vfiy low and tt-rniH lo mi It pur
ehaser. V. II. Mohneiikamp ("o.
t- Hi-41.
1-DK ItKXT
I'(ll Ill.NT HoUHckecpinir i-ooiiik.
1.11 J Ailnins Ave. 7-C-tr
. , i-'ult iiKNT: Modern 6 room house.
2 2nd. St. Ph. 472-K. C-24-tf.
KOH HUNT Rooms over Hilver
horn. WrlKht JJruif Store 6-13-tf
KOIt ItKNT
adri., with
low rates. ,
wood.
Kuril,
baths
Vdnlts.
houses and
rl.-an. mib't.
lJlu (Jiwn-7-1'i-lm.
nn,
,:t
KOIt
MI.N'I
Nicely furnished
Mm. Hurley Smith.
Hotel. 7-H-tL
IIKNT
1 ially fin nishi d
Ffi.liO.'I'hom .2 2fi.J. I
7-i t-tl tp '
ho;tNi-, rtji( "$
! kou
i:i;nt-h
2U l-2nd.
tr clean, modern
St. I'hone 2 2.'t 1(.
7-ii tf.
apt.
KOIt IIKNT-
:i-:. per
lin-S Wafdi.
ool
eek.
mo 1 i-r ii rooms.
Znher Hi irk,
7-n- 1 nip.
KOH I.KASK- -Kmite upper floor
over I'liHuan'-.i Hi ore. I'':n ikmIm.'I.
Suitable tor a part incuts. In'). I.
I.. Siio'Ikiuss. l.r,0d 7-l'-tr
AI'AMTMKNTS Newly flni.shed j
iliMide titid outside, well fiiini.Hli- (
cil. cool. Vei y r UMonahiC. I nip
Samtnei Hole) 7-2-lni
KOIt ltKNT -Small mom on Ad- i
ii hi Ave., u t to Star theater.
Now occupied by White's Shoe !
shop. :ta a month. Khun Ma'.n
"')''. IS-2&-1 I.
WAN! Kr.
..w. -....w.
W.WTIJIi Tractor or tri
inc.. i-iii M.tin M.
k diiv
. If. a lp
SOrAE
LikE.
OLD
FJRIENDfc
i
Hf.Ot "A3 A 1 CA.V-S
O0T F.3 A NicS
MACA'ftCM-- Ar-1 NOvJ
Lax-. uj as 7unw0
UOIrX V'i,-.',! ' v. E'O
BoTtX S'.'AVV.'J AT
-i i0,
i WA.VTLD- Utdy uiih liith- l.oy
; wanU tiKht work. I nion employ-j
ini-iii ui i )(-. i -V'
KOKNf) Th bf.tt sml cheapo
pmeo io K-t Stfiluti door and wlti I I
ohlt-M kUhh. Qulckty lliHluled I
and aatbi font ton BitaranteeU.
CIihs. UMrrm, Idol .Madison.
4-1 3- I in
US KI.l.ANKOI S
i KAKTKI5N fniWHtU Hrhool of
; Mntir violin, piano, voir-.
I Cifdlts. J. (i. 0. K. temple. I'll.
I 447-J. T-I-llii.
i A.NOKI.'H liat rlfun-.UK. I'lorklllK.
lit-Hi in town. Aero of Rohrifii- j
' kiiiiip'.i. & 2-1 in.
I.AI'IKK IiUKSSKS
printH. (!uar;inl -'!
l.7!l. NVtdh- Art H
Voil and
fast eolor.1,
(lift SliOi,
7-11-2 lp.
AN VON K KINOINO KUu- bib ovcr
allK wi:h kt-yririK full of keys and
nole book in. pockfl. valuabln lo
uwm r, br:n' to Obj'i-vt-r.
w.ird. 7-1 I -S lp.
MONKY TO LOAN on Iliipr'ovvO
city property, at might loau or
tnMu Anient pan. l.o we.it rates.
United States In vent men t Co.
Phone Main A3. a-)6-lu
LA OKANUK MA'iTKKHM 4c L'p
bolHtetlnK & H "if Cleaning
Works, l'hone 424-W. Ch:w. Ed
wards, 1'rop, , 12-1-1 m
MONK If TO LOAN We nu
rnoniy to loan on desirable city i
property at the low rate of In- '
tereM of 6$. We write all kind
of intmranre. includlnt; life. Char
H. Hevnolda S-4-llfl
OFFICE
CAT
NAtia mark mo.
Ebf Junius
In.-tead of ifointi on a lonu va
cation this year, a La (irande fam
ily, in HviiiK iu a tent at home and
rvery day all members idle, into a
car and drive around a five-mile-fujuaiv
-circuit.
One uood way to attain a repu
tation for wihdom: Keep your eyes
and ears open and your mouth
elosed.
if )ou line her make her take
onr word for it. It's ,-nfcr than
piiltiiiK It hi writing.
Abe hud shot a man and w ns
fen It-need to be rleciroeuied. On
the morning of tin execution the
warden told him how sorry he was,
and how It wi.s Kointf to cost the
Mate five hundred dollars to
elect ror u le him. "Hum loudness,"
spoke up Abe. "Oivv me fifty dol
litis and I'll shoot myself."
Asked If he rou Id name thr.
lai-Kest diamond in the world, IoukIi
Nti le Tom m ic I'fplieil : " You net.
It's the arc. and the kiiiK's next."
Slowing I'p
The world's poinif slower
As it wanth-rs In Its track.
And here'H ait item proving It,
"iTtnpict Ls roming bark."
Astrologer
IIUi. I HKIIKHICK IIAUMEH
10 1 N Ave., La Orande, Or.
HeaiilPKa dally.
KeadliiKa by Mall Bpiclaity
CF TuffE LOOk.
CtCOt' - UM ! AM
iMEDlCAu BOOK-
CL.K6 CtCet' - UM ! AM )
OLD iMEClCAu BOOK-
h
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TUFi S OMLY OM )( VtlUAT S )
IWa CUC ( TJiAT, S
"I US TO DO, J FetCKLtS (
i t.nTTT HTTP WAV 0 Tlfil Imvyoa F
vw. vujiv if x x Ljj Yi ixiia ilia
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i oM herh. V "fnw e A GOV Si-COV.O ccv.v.f.&e iSoV
WOU ARE- -7 MAl JOB iMPcrrPvTyse--'QE A SN03
i vaip, , nil. MO MAtTER KOW IF VOO VNTf'GeT
vajeuu uh - -rrf job. vgELurrrtEnee. wwmre'.
FCR JtST A 7? CXJ- "'EvJER HAD TO GO TO !
I AINT MUCH- rV1- MFt.rtTAMr. J V iL
OUST A Lv-TTl. . V : " ' -y
I ' ' J.ry.'.viLtiAM,
AT THE THE
"Sin Sister" Is
Playing- Today
At Colonial
Of timely and absorbing Interest
Ls -iIih theme of "The Sin Sister,"
Kox Kilm.s' highly emotional dra-j
ma of the frozen North country
which is pluytnK ut the Colonial
today nnd Saturday. J
It U timely because of tlie pies- 1
enl interest in the land of ice and
nildnlKht sun roused by the dra
matic experieneees of various ex- ,
peditions into the Airtie and Ant-'
arctic regions.
It is absorbinjf liccause of the
varied reactions of a given numhe. J
of human beings at the Mow but '
certain uppi oarh of death under
conditions lmpoM'il by the bitter
North. Their masks of civilization
art, thvuwn aside, revealing men -
ami women as they rcallytro. " '
This is the unitnatlntf motif back i
of "The Sin Sister." And with
nn ries iiein, uireeior. at me iiick-
aptione; witli a east of players lllto
Nancy Carroll, Lawrence Clrey,
Josephine I Minn. AmP'r.s Handolf.
Myrtle Stedinun. Hh hanl Alexan
der. Krederirk II. Orahatn. Oeorge
Ouvld and David Callis, the restiH
is doubly effective..
"Show Boat"
Features Songs
Of The South
"Show lloat," Kulversal's super
talking pietuif which Is now at the
Arcade theater with Laura La
I'lanto ami Joseph SrhJldkraul in
J leading role, revives a popular old
l "coon-song" long since forgotten
! by all but oldtituers. It is "Conn.
1 Coon, Coon." Others in the east
are Alrnu Huberts. Kinily Kitzroy,
' Otis Harlan, Jack McDonald, Jane
j La Verne, Neely Kd wards. KHse
" OFTEN "The BEST 5tPfOM5
cf twiS disease are spote. )
I 8EFCC6 THE EVES -A CPMiD TonuOE-
LCSS Of AKBlTlCM. CAE AE WELL
I KKOWN WHERE THE VICTIMS SIEPT
rtn TwfciR HkNDS ONTJER ThEIR
HEA0S "
RESPONSIBILITY
SO BACK TO TUG.
RA.OCU AMD TEUV.
OMCL6 UAR0.V VMHATS
RAPPtNtO TUE:M. 6tT
A woue U3T of
7WC AAtM AM' ebRSS
AMD STAHT OOT AMD
SCOUR TUfcSS OLO
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4
AKOOMTAIMS FBOA
TcP TO BotToaa
0MTIL nE FiMD
7A0AV.OMS
'! J
' ' - 1 '
,
.
Kai tU tt and Stepin l-'eerhlt, Harry
1'ollard directed. Many Kiegfehl
songs from the stage production of
' Show Hoat." siing by the original
stars ami choruses, are included.
Helf-n Morgan and Jutes Bledsoe
are seen and heard this way.
SATIHHAY HHOfaltAMM
ThT' National Broadcasting com
pany progiyims for Saturday nignt
follow: K. Temple of Air S:3n, synt
jiliony concert in, School Days; 11
dunce music, '- . .. , -
The American Hroadcasting com
pany program for Saturday night
follow s; ,S. comedy skttch : K.:ttt.
Vale of Yesterday: H. time Dennis
timl Salon orchestra: !:S0 Vie
Meyers orchestra: , lo::u, singers;
II to 1 2. Show Hoat.
I'nrt land
NOW (f.2ttkc) X NHC; 10 to 12,
Hi Jinx.'
KKX t1! 1 soke) S io 12, A TtO pro
gram. I.oq Angeles s
KKI OMnkc) x, MtC; 10, svm-
ph.tnettc; 11. Midnight frolic. I
KNX (Di;')Ukc S, features: 10 J
to 1, dame music: 1 to 2, Mldntto
express. j
Salt .nfci CHy !
KSL (IKtukc) S, male quartet; j
8:;p. amateur; U, variety; 1 u, Amos j
anl Andy: D'.ir.. dance music.
Oakland
KI..V (SSalte) K. populnr pro-
eriiin: 1 to 10 recneil 1 tn
K(K (7!H'ke) S, NHC; 12 to 1,
lance band.
sun I'mnclM'o
KI'O oisokc) y NHC; in, con-
gosh',
LEPROSV
AND I
tli U S PAT Off
l2 MAYrCt. INC.
V!WaT ab vao
."1
STOPPIMG
FOC, DAM ?
THAT 0 B 7U6
V. BEST THI.MS To .
) DO ACTtQ
1, ALL J
'
cert: 11 to 12, dance music.
K Kilt! ( C Hike ) -S, features: fl,
symphony; in, Amos and Andy;
10:10 to 1 a. m. dance music.
SHknnc!
KHQ (r.iiuke) 7, Nights in Spain;
8, NliC; lit, Amos and Andy; lu.au
to 12, danee orchestra.
KOA (147'ikc) S to 12, AUf pro
gram. Sent do
KOMO 92nke) S, NBC; 12,
blues singer.
KJH t!'7uk S to 12, A H ' program.
HEALTH
Ten Comiunndinents for Infants
and Children
By Oblige II. Idike, M. !.,
Chicago, Illinois.
1. The child must live and sleep
in fresh air, summer and winter.
The only night air which is dan
gerous Is that found In closed
rooms. Open the window wide and
let it out.
2. "The "child must drink plenty
of cool hut not iced water.
Three or four quarts of fluid Is
the proper dally quota for an adult.
The child should hav the same
relative amount. In proportion to
his size and weight; more will be
needed In summer when sweating
iti free.
3. The child must have a varied
diet and chew the food.
A baby died the other day be
cause they were trying to rear it
on u diet consisting solely of Aunt
Somebody's pancakes and granu
lated sugar. The child needs milk,
cereals and eggs, but also fruits and
cooked. as well as leafy, raw vege
tables. 4. The child must rest awhile
after eating.
The same thing cannot ho In
two places at once. After a meal,
the stomach needs blood to enable
it to carry on the processes of dl-
gesnon. ji me riiitu iiiayn vioieni-
ly immediately alter eating, most
( of the blood goes to the muscles
and skin, and Indigestion results.
A short nap. or half an hour of
By Cowan
there wsht hwe been some
WY BbCK IN rAV FAMILV
Hfc.ME WtRV ONE. OF Tut WVVPToM
TWS BOOK T3tSCU.BtS
By Blosser
7A1S VWflLfi AFFAIQ RC-&7S
OM ANY SHOOLDtQS AM' "ft" a,
BACK AV A0'IT A BS
BLOM06B LIKS TUIS T,J NCSS
OUCLE ALAMJST
EATS OOT r-,!35 tf
- s
7 EATS OUT
a. i r-J .
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Professional Directory
Tlil directory la espeHnlljr
oni-of-loun rrailrr lio my
im.ressloni.1 man. H lias bfoil
lo he a ready aid lo any reade
4ervf'C.
Classified for
Osteopathic Physiciana
.1. 1.. IVfll.E. II. O.
5iah;mii;i' i.vui.u. ii. o.
General practice and Ihe "i'oat
aVHTE.M" tor fallen arehe.
Bnmmer IVIi-whon
IDA MpMEEHIJt
Teacher of
The Harbc-reux System
Volco IJritinatlcs
, Melville Apts. I'll. .Main 7ii
.Siuillo will reopen Kuiit. jai.
11 All I S MATKHIVITV IIOMK
I Trained Care I'rlce UeaaiJliable.
i.all ana oee us.
Mrs. E. W. Hart ' M W. Ave.
"sitting down work" nftor nictils.
is u ffoml plnn.
5. The chllfi must not wit when
nnicry or violently excited
AiiKfr, feur or violent
motional
conditions of any sort affect the
action of the dustless glands, so
that digestion is entirely impnssi-
le for a varying length of time.
To put food into the stomach at
I such times is to court disaster.
I Wait until all h, serene once more.
ii. The child must not tdecp in
any garment worn during the day.
The prespiration is Just us truly
excrement as are urine and the di-
i charges from the bowels and It is
I uncleanly and unhygienic to sleep
in clothing which is more or lesft
(saturated with the excretions of thr
jskin. Take off everything and put
on night clothes sunea to tne en
mate and temperature.
7. The child must bathe (or he
: bathed) every day.
I The skin, with its millions ot
j pores discharging prespiration and
j oily substances, is the surest pro
tection against the heat of summer
'and the cold of winter provided
it is kept in a healthy condition.
The evaporation of the sweat keeps :
' one cool in summer, and the con- j
; traction of the rapilaries of the :
'skin prevents chilling of the blood
in winter. i
; The oily secretions of the skin 1
catch dirt and clog the pores, nn-!
less frequently removed by means
! of soap and warm (not hot) water.
' s. The child must be in the
sunshine as much as possible.
All energy in this world comes,
directly or indirectly, from the sun.'
I The child needs as much of this
energy, directly, as It can possloly
get. Take off all clothes that the
'weather will permit the youngster
to do without, and expose every
possible Inch of the skin to the di
rect rays, for moderate periods at ,
first and. later, w hen ther is a
good coat of tan, as long as prnc- '
tieable. Plenty of sleep (including'
.daytime naps for the little tots),
and periods of quiet, are as neces- (
sary as the vigorous piny which
develops the muscles and tho '
minds. Kmotional quirt is needed, j
too. The home where quarreling,
nagging and scolding is the rule is
not a wholesome place in which to
bring up children. ,
. The child must learn modern- .
tion in all things.
Knough but not too much
food and play nnd rest and work j
(when they get a hit older) nnd nil
the other activities and experience: j
of life, in their due season, alter-:
nated at regular periods, make the
healthy, happy eh Ho why will grow
up into a vigorius and long-lived I
man or woman. j
lu. The child should have an an- j
siual health examination.
The child should be laken to the '
doctor, whether ill or well, once a I
year (the birthday Is a good time), ,
for a complete audit. Physical ex- j
aminations of thousands of ehtl- I
dren are uncovering many correct- -tide
defects, and making it pon-
sible for them to avoid many dis- 1
tressfng ills.
Watch Alio a Calendar
An ohlung wrist watch maitp ro
contly luensiiri'fi only ono inch liy
imp ami n ttiilf. It records not only
Ihp limn hut, in addition, ilio ila
of thn wcel;, ttio niontti, the dale
unit tho tdiiiso of tlio. innon.
' Lead Pencila
I TIlP first (litillct liicnllon of
; leml pencils wliii ti wo tiavo is aleuit
USED CARS
8I3VBRAL KKAI. HAIinAIXS
M'KCIAI, THICK l!Mti;ls
10LM I-or.l Ton Truck with flat IimI. I!u.siel axel. .Insi the hamly
truck fur the farm .iii
Koril Ton
all
!ruck Willi steel
a nil
Larison Chevrolet Company
1414 ADAMS
AVENUE
A Six In the Price
! STAGES
j From La Grande Hotel Bids.
Adams Ave.
; Wallowa Valley Coaches
, I ave
La Grande for Joseph 8:15 a. m. 4:qo p. m.
Makes All Main Line Connections.'
1 Pnr infnimntion call MAIN 7(H) '
Two trips daily to Wallowa Lake S."..'iO Hound Trin
Oimd for (ifl Davs.
hnilf tot Hie newconier or for t.ie
nt Hie mime and addrowi of some
carrfully n iarwl and will provo
r In ulm S pionuu iritailonal
Quick Reference
Physicians & Surgeons
l.i:ic II. 1IODVV, M. II.
I.KU'A U'll.KI'JN, .11. 1.
Practice Jitnlted to dl.eH.yea of thfl
Kye. Kar, Xoao and Throat
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TO WHOM IT -MAY CONCKItN"
Notice is hereby given, that after
this date, I will not bo responsible
for any bills conf rue ted by my
t wife. Dated at La (Irande. Ore-
gon
June 21, l'.t2!l. Joe (ioisure,
de, Idaho. Juno 2S, July fi-1 2
OTICK TO CHKIMTOHS.
Notice is hereby given that Hie
undersigned has been appointed
Administrator with tho Will An
nexed of the Kstate of Lena Hall,
deceased, by the County Court of
t he State of Oregon, for Knion
County. All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby re.
quired to present the same to the
undoi signed ut his law office, 2oi
A da his Ave., La- Orande, Oregon,
within six months from the da to
hereof.
Dated at. La Orande, Oregon,
July ;t. l'i2!.
L. DUNHAM, Administrator,
with the Will Annexed of tba Es
tate of Lena Hall deceased.
July ft, 12, lit, 2i;, Aug. 2.
TDK highest cole of etJilcM
governs our professional ser
vices. We do everything with
the most deliealo and meti
culous respect for the wishes
uT the bereaved.
We. Knderstand.
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the summer.
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