La Grande evening observer., July 15, 1929, Image 6

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
.Monday, July 15, 1920
1
The Observer Want Ad Page
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties
NEWTODAY
l''Olt HAI.K Cream wepanilor,
capacity 2fi0 Urn. Will irade for
plg or $20.00 e:odi. Alvin Veni
enkow, ladder. 7-i:t-:i I p.
J'rtll HAM? Kivfl room modem
ulucco honae with garage und
garden. , Near Normal, Cull Ti
W or miiQ O avenue. 7-lfi-lni.
FOR ItKNT G room f:inildied
house. J'WU WuhIi. call ai. iro:t
N avo. 7-1 t p.
l'TH HAIdO Hweet pin ohorrlfiH.
. Also young frern. KHIh Hnliwbiiry,
' Albany HI. 7-15-2 I p.
ivm ham-;
2 ft ft -W.
-CurrnnlH
for Jelly.
j tut nam; ok tkadi:
I 'OU HA 1. 10 Alrnoxt new Maying
'wiudipr. Kxcellent poollabht, vlc
t''ola, Mewing machine, jinn, U
:ff.'ntiw, fir. W. A.. I.acerioll,
i;2''03 Mr St. . 7-13-S lp
I-VUt1 NALK Oiitn!niulliiK viilucH In
. lll(fh;Jfril'IO IIHi'lI earn,
'. lv'JZ Hi udelmker Commander
roiipe.
.-I'j-'i .Chryfder coup.
."rd27 ChryHh-r coupe.
'.il'yjii I'udgn Hiin.
.4., Ii.,W WeeltH-C.bry.sler garage.'
' 7-H-21.
l-VU HAIJ: -I'le chenlen, hnn;
2.05' W. 7-12-21. j
"TT :
lvir:witiri;i(s kou aalm i
; ' o1wa" TT K' " oTY;.r nBNT-nom. over Sllvor-
i . thorn. Wrlht UruK Store 6-13-tf
' l''(m' 'SAI.10 5 room hoiiHe, Ihik' .7Z 7, i
, ffnron.., Hl,ndP un,l fruit t. h. on "' ' f.M-.'ool lMO,l..,n room.,,
i '' piiv.t Htrr-Pt. oo.l loctlon. ' WMk- ub,.,- l.ri. k,
: 'Tcxh, 'l.on 37S-M. . 1-H
CAMKOKNIA JIKUHM li'or hlooil, ,,.(,, t i,.;aHH Hllllrn ui'r floor!
'."Vr. Iiidney, stomiioli, howrlH 1V(.r lm,-H more. KunilHlii-cl.
; iuiJ r)ii.linuillHiil. C'hrlH Mllli'i- Soiliilili' for uparlnu'ills. Jni. I..
AUilllm, Avo. 0-27-2 111 J ,. Kno.lnins, K.0S 4lh. 7-lo-tf
j.:o.( HA..B Oil THAI.i:-S,verul A1,A1,TMI.;NTa N(!Wly finls,a
od hiiys In ustd oil stoveH. . ., , ... ,. , . .
Worn llko n.W. l-u..lt... Kv- ""'" w "" "-
.haoKo. . 0-28 tf. cool. V.M-y mmonuhlo. ),,.
j Honinifr Hotel 7-2-lm
l'Olt HAliK OU THA II'J J'ni
jMrtnhl phonoernph, Kfd ns KOK ItKNT Piiatl room on Ad-
; now J1&.0U, i'iirnitnro Kxchunj;e. urns Ave., next to Star theater.
C '' G-2H If. Now occupied ly White's .Shoe
- -- shop. S:tb u month. Phono .Main
J'On HAI.K OU Tit AWK Oak II- ny. 6-ar.-t f.
hrary tahles, worth no h-as than ft1!" 'i1'1 i
UO.fKl', Hellliif; from Jii.OO tu WANTED
I2.flU. Fiirnlturo KxehntiK. nwv-u --
O-gH-ir. WANTKO J-ady with lltth hoy
1 --; - wants liKht work, t'nlon employ-
;, ' roil HFiNT mi-ill ofriei'. 7-11-0 t.
I'OU. ItKNT a room furiilshed WANTKD l'artfi's Interested In
tin one, Cull 27K-K. 7-Kt-:( tp haulhitf wheat with trucks from
, ... . : ,v. :.. . I'tiinhlne. to warehouse. Jmiulro
J'OJt - ItKNT (laraKn. JhI, and iiimthiif; Traclor Co. i'h. .M-f.'i (.
WKh. Phono Hll-J. Call morn- 7-i;t-:tt
na. 7 -1 -2 1 . l ...... . . .
ltilt HKNT 5 room modern ho.is ' j'i'I1?
at'JIU? HprliiB St. ClarnK". Phone 7t?Ct?77T T-
378f 7 2 cheapest
" plueo to ifet Hedan door and win 1
Hilt HKNT 6 i mi. in modern fur- hlld kuu. Quickly limlaHi'd
ulKlnd house. Newly ItulMomini-d. t a satlsfuetlnn tfiiaranteed.
MIS Monroe 7-12-H. Chas. Harris, HiOl Mudlson.
mT-KurnlM,,,! up. .21.18 As( l,l,I.AM;il!S
OK )t -:N T"-llotlm.Ue..plnfr roou.K. . ' , .,
1M" AdnmH Avi. 7-0-lf J""ll,,r A'-"""' AriiiBironir.
l'VH ItKNT: Modnrn 6 room Iioiikc, ' 7-III-1 lp.
Sl-ia 2nd. Ht. I'll. 47'J-lt. 0-34-tf.
. ' i . I.OHT 2 Kr..y (ii-riiuul pnlli'e
l''.iJt' ItlONT Nlcfly furnl.H'nod pups, fi motlt Iih olil. Mnlll ti-7.
linns. . full Mi), 1 1 il I ley .Smith, 7-U-2 lp.
' 1a tlrunilo llotil. 7-HI-tl'. '
. J ' I.OHT- Inmi'l. of Ici.ya In' lciilhr
l-'Oit ItKNT t'lfnn. luodeni, fur- key cusp. Klmlrr plt'iiNo r.-lurn
' Alshfd npl. 2nl-2ltl. HI. i'luino lo Olisvrvt'r of I li-i. Howard. I
; Ja-H. , 7-s-tf. 7-i:i-:i ip. i
1'Oil, -HUNT -Kuril. Iioiihph nnil KASI'HIt.N OUKtiON Hcliool of'
' upth., with hut Iih cli-nn, .pili't, .M usli' violin, pluno. miIi-c i
l rutfH. Adult Dili (Iri.ill- ITiHltlH. I. O. O. K. Ii'inplo. I'll.
wood, 7-IO.Iin. 447-J. 7-llni.
MOM'N'POP
COC.IHWEM'T BEtN fUUH4 VwileUYoO 100K. THE EWA DON'T HOLD BACK NOvV, f I tunRE 1 f VuEUU VWtN VOURE fOl-t OF c 1 5TADTEd1
MS'St.l.F FOR AMOMTU.I PltfURE OF w-ALIH .Nr,rtr OM rAE DOC. I KCOW YOU I'D FOD&ET SYMPTOMS AMD i, PHYSlClkM TO WRiTe MY
SfrPoTS BEFORE KYEYCS I BUT I I D I 'ti,U ITS JUST MY ICON I ALL ABOUT VouR TELL VOL) TO GO OM AND OBITUARY
AMD NYTON&tiE FEELS LIKE. ( BETTE-B GIME YOU A DBH NERVE TUATlS BEEN SYMPTOMS AMD GO EVW0Y LIFE , VOU KNOW EVERY TIME t WAD
IT HAS A COAT Of FEATHERS V Tn(MU6H KEEPING ME ON MY I OU NMD ENJOY VJJWAT THAT ZSPOJS BEFORE MY
ALL 0UER IT--AN& A LOT OF txAMlMATlOiy r, FEET THE LAiT MOUTH, Vs- v LIFE L I ' TeYES ID BESCClBBLiwa
oTHrn svmptoms.ano i'M ) y -r W L T BAIl! ? SO I'M pbiparetj ' - '1 A diary OF MY LiFE eviept
FRMD tT KMCMT Bn 'W'iH' V f . ' fOR TViU VJORST J H r VHBtK- IF TwERt'9 ANYIltlNa
FKLES A' Hl mENDS - MOREBAr ' - 'Jer
HAM Ari Slrl-N L P 1 f I'LL ROM AHEAD I ((l,r)( W I
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FRECKLES
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UP HOPE OP
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CASH IV ADVANCE I re
quired on nil ClUHsirietl orderM lo
Mini ihe.se rules. Higher rnies
lunged on fill eredlt hiscrtloiiH.
t)py for nil ("hiv:iried order
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llier noUee must he rceelved liy
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will ho charged.
Telephone orders solicited,
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PIIONK MAIN !I7
"An Observer Want Ad
Will Do II"
M JLJii Tu6 Back v $ '; ' V V; WTmU
vrm iiw Wm- i
LvWi'-ra -.--.' rhjrf -'kWA -,.7 IV
J AN'fJKJAS hut defining, blocking.
ih-nt in town. Aciomh of liobnen
i kump'rt. 8-2-i ill.
MONK TO l-OAN on Improved
eity property, Htralght loun or
ItiHlalitiK-iit plan, lowest rat oh.
I'tilted States Investment Co.
Phone- Main 33. X-1(1-1 in
A IIHANIMC MATTKKHH & Up
holstering & IttiK Cleaning
Works. I'lione 424-W. Chan. Kd
words, I 'rot. 1 2-1-1 m
I MONK? TO LOAN We have
j money to loan on desirable city
! property at tho low rule of In
J tercHt or f. We v;rlta nil kinds
; of Insurant, Including llfo. Cha.
j If. Iteynoldn. 2-4-1 m
Critic's Duly
The aim or riii, iii I lo dl
llniriiisli v Is esenim! In H
work id a vvriler. Il U I he d(-llf-'lii
ol' a erilie lo praise; hul
jiruKe l M-un-ily a purl of his
duly. Wlml we :tk of him Is Mint
lie should find oiil r ns more
Ihan we run liml out for ourselves
Syinoiis,
CIJ-Time Playing CarJs
fome initliorilies hclievi ih;il the
very, earliest Wood hhn-l; .prims of
Klin-pi', perhaps eai lier limn M
l'.tixht lru . St. rhrMiiplifr, were
pl.'i.vinf,' ennls. The eurliesi of
these wlid-h wo liimw am also
l-'rench, two valels or limives whh-h
lire though! lo have heeo made In
Provence not hiier Ihan I I Hi. :,M
ton Trjnisci ipr.
Modern Timei
Tlio hoy who used In have
eome home he fore lulher went lo
bed how has a sou who Iries to
sneiil; in helore Hie old luan j-.ics to
work. I ijiyion ews.
AWAKENS AFTER
104-DAY "NAP"
It was probably the Imigest "nap"
any little i;ih ever la lien,
Mai'Jorie 1 hiwily, I n, hiy uncon
sc I litis ftir Hi I days after being
l l in k hy an a ulotnohile at
I y lie h hui'g. Vu. She a wa keped
only recently, and here you see
her after she had emerged from
the boig eouiii hteh pu.led
niedlc.il experts. Tlloliuh St III
cniifiiit'il tn heil, she imw Is able
to speak and physicians say she
will recover,
Astrologer
hi us. i m nnm ic iiAiniics
101 N Ave., I.a Ornndo, Ore.
ituadliiKS daily.
neadloKS hy Mall m Bpeclaltjr
I'M AFRAID
ti jff
N.m r-i-
OUT OUR WAY
V
Jl.,'1""
r.orr. VJI-W MOTHERS GT CtRAV.
AT-HIE MM
Davey Lee At
Arcade In
"Sonny Boy"
It Is taken for granted that men
know nothing about women, hut
the question reverses itself Into
just how much women
knoWl
about men or how much either
iwiu iMMMii me menial workings
or ume noys. in Warner Urns, hit-!
est Vilaphone talking picture,1
picture "Honny Hoy," at the Ar-!
cade, Havey Lee, most delightful'
little boy of the screen world I"
starred. j
A rch lo .M ayo d I root ed I a vey
Leo in "Sonny Jloy." The suiport!
Includos I'M wu rd Kverett Hortnn.
Hetty HroiiHOn, fiertrllde Olm
stead. Joll li T. ' M in rnv I .iiev
Iteauiiiont and Jed Pi outy. ' '. '
Zuard story lor the screen.
"Sonny Hoy" depicts amusingly
the contemplated divorce of Son
ny Hoy's parents. Containing
moments of sparkling comedy
ami others of deeper dramatic
tenseness this Vitaphone talking
picture brings to tin- screen an
unusual story and through it all
the personality of the tiny, lisp
ing, tantallzlngly lovable little
Havel, fills like a will n" the wisp.
A new slar has arisen.
i
Carol-Stuart
Featured In
Jazz Age Picture
"Olils (lone Will." first en-fea-
J tilled vehicle for Hie Hew Kn
j team ot youngsters -Sue Carrol
! and Mck St uart-r stalled prnduc
! Hon under I he direction of Lew
! Seller. el era n director for Pov
i Pilms. H will be shown at the
ISiar theater Taiday. for
one
lay
IT MIGHT BE LEPROSY
AM IMCH ItVEW -TAH-e
A VARO! T TOLD TMeM
-frE.W Could -SuEEP OM
-faE. Pooch lat kiigv-vt
AND lOOK" AT -TfiEM
K1 BROAD DAWUGHT
ALMCST OM TwE SlDt.WAV.Vt'!
1) k,a'v
v.
only.
It is a story nt" Die jazz ue, re
volving about a hlKh-stepplrijfJiiKh
school erowl of which Hubs llol-woi-l
hy. played by Sue 'ai ol, in
the leader.
Nick Stuart has the role of
lluck Itrowu, -son of a t nil' fie cop.
jWho is da.zh d hy I he wealthy ami
i fl'ever.Sent H:ihs.
a l,ootli.yif..r. en:ile.l lie l.'ov
DArcy, ldnys a promim-nt part in
'.t ,,,
story, which becomes highly
exciting with his entrance into the
select group of nuy high school
girls mid hoys. John Oat row lias
been cast lor tin role of "Speed"
Wade, a lounge livwinl companion
of "Itabs," who makes thing's tough
tor "lluck llrown."
jLloycl Comedy
Mil'thf U 1 J
Shows at Colonial
The wildest enthusiasm gi
llie opening ,,' Mart. 1. 1 Lloyd'.
...i..(i
ini-
esl Pa the comedy. "Hot Water. " at
the Colonial theater last night.
The house was lammed with an
audience thai laughted and cheer
led until the very walls shook. It
was a demonstration thai only
Lloyd could bring to pass ami In
Mhls. his latest, success, he outdoes
j anything that he has done before.
He
is !
is a young man 1 ry-
i ing l
navigate upon I he stormy
seas of matrimony and his charm-I
i Ing wife is none other than pretty J
1 little .lobyna Ralston, who will be
I remembered for her lino perl'or- j
I manee.4 In "Why Worry?" and j
j "(iit l Shy." Ot heis in a notable j
. east inepiite Josephine Crowell, I
, Charb-s Stevenson ami Miekev Me-
Han.
I
the I
(iasoline in Spain is sold by
ouarl. costing from eiiiht li:
cents for a fourth of a gallon.
By Williams
W BLAG- 'EM -li
A B," rZ
LAST NiGMI
oiiriirictiK
JRW'lVlftMC,
01929. BY NCA SERVICE, INC.
OFFICE
CAT
TMAOl MAUK RIO,
B' Junius
It right to lick the
you feel ashamed
If you think
kids, why do
when the neighbors catch you at
Three things of little use. Front
seats at church, rear seats at the
t heal i-e and t ho third stanza of
the meeting Imuse hymn.
A n experienced boa rder
shortcake got its name liei
the shorlness of berries.
9
Yirdtnp And do your
hand pupils do well?
I iiiiieiUil Wonderfully,
think; Iblrty-rive or the
sent mil Mist year have
man-led 'their "employers!"
Kt
fifty I
already I
I
the'
are
reei .
j
'orn is nmde by putting
seed in the ground: corns
made by putting a peck of
into a miart of shoes.
"I got a dirty deal from that)
jury." said the acquitted murder-!
ess. "They turned me loose, but '
they wouldn't give me hack my
sash weight, "
' 1
.lust Another Xmno '
N'oiec (on tflephoni') : "PIoiiro
semi me a eupy of tile sons, "I'lie
I'hlld H..nnK.s lo .Me." !
Clerk
stock hoy): "Wrap up
"Vis, Sir. Thai s Mi-
a copy
Mahy."
'I'oin-isl: '
til' towels?"
I.anilliiily:
all silniinei''
May I have a eouple
you gonna stay
Heanl nt Summer Hesnrt
"Isn't this breeze refreshing?"'
"I Ud n't the paper come?".
"I wish I knew somhody wio
was goln to drive to the city."
"Any malt for me?"
By Cowan
mm
Professional Directory
This directory Is especially handy for tho newcomer or for liie
out-of-town reader who may want the name and uddress of some
professional man. It lias been carerully prepared and will prove
to be a ready aid to any reader In obtaining prompt profeiwlnmil
service.
Classified for Quick Reference
Osteopathic Physicians
; . j. Ij. jn;i,l:. n. o.
itiAiK.AituT ia;i.k, ii. n.
General practice and lh "Post
BVST1CM" lur fulluu urohes.
(Bomuu-T THluphone
i builiiins Wain loti
IDA MrMEEION
Teacher of
The Barbreux System
Voice IJiiimalics
Melville Apts. I'h. Alain 741
Sludio will reopen Ht-pl. 1st.
HART'S HATKHMTV IIOII-3
Trained Curn Price Rrtauonable.
Call and Hee t's.
Mrs. T?. TP. Hart 0C N. Ave.
J "Haven't I met you somewhere
before?"
"Vou look just Hkt a hoy T knew
i in Portland."
) "Kvery meal fish. Hon't you
lire of It?"
j "Oh, that's all riffht. I K'leps we
.all have our weak moments."
j STOCKHOLM," (A!')-Hi', fius-,
tat' Dalen, Nohel prize winner, hah
invented a cook .stove which store
heat generated by coke and per-
mils cooking at temperatures reKU
j luted hy a dint. It also heats tin.
j kitchen water supply.
For the Housewife
Phice n lluck sheet of hlotttnt;
pnper under the covers of dressing
tahles and .ideho;irds. This will
ahsorh any spilt liquid ho fore It ran
read) and hurra the wood.
KOMI-:. (AP It cnstK at least
$S to put up a sign In Italy in a
foreign language. A recent chance
in the tax law provides that ad
vertising displays in anything hut
Italian must pay five times the tax.
levied on advertising couched In
the language of the country.
Birds Unable to Walk
Marlins, in cmiunnii wilh nil
swallows, cannot walk. If i heir
wiiiys are clipped or injured they
; die of slarvalion In n short lime.
. Their feet lire used only for perch-
j ins.
I PARIS. AP) Otto Oent.sch,
tells us pifsident of the International
'auso of cooks and Pastrycooks' Assocla
. Hon, lias arrived here to recruit
, cooks for big hotels In the Pnited
short- states. He will also visit Oeneva,
Hash, Zurich, Lucerne, Interlaken,
Lugano, Strassbourg and llrusseR
Z
Firat Artificial Silk i
It whs an Kuullshinan, Joseph
Swan, who, In 1 ;!:;. h,; nut Hie
hsl patent for making art ilieinl silk
hy stiiriiii a pulp of wood ami
coltnn Uirotih small holes.
A(ii:i max mtowM'.n
KI'UKN'i:. .lie, July 15. (AP)
(ieorwe ('. Walker, Ml, was
ilrowned in a small ereek near
I.ealllllB lust nlKht. He appillently
fell off a liriile over the1 ereek.
W'allier eame i,,re in .Innuiiry
from Somh l:ikol:i. He wus Hie
father of Mis. Martha Carrie.
HEALTH
Health ltealine for VouiiK Child
s;ifcKa.xls As;nlnM Illness and
Derccllie Development i
lly Clini'liM A. WIK1111. M. I). j
Merrlll-ralmer School. I.e. roll,
.Mich. I
Mirth Is the most trying perioil I
imi.ii.iii.it uy. ine lacl
that the death rale Is hluhesi
amonK tho newborn, flood care
'lining pi.-Knancy uoulil pn
many ilejuhs anil niueh Kiiriei-iiiK j
ainonp mothers anil l.ahies. Itrea'.t '
feeding is still best for your lialiy. ,
It prevenlH deatlis ami disease, j
The rapiilly Krowinir, fat baby U '
likely to develop rickets. Proteci
him wilh coil-liver oil. tirade or,
tomato juice will prevent scurvy.
Give your bahy regular sk-fllell'
nieillcnl care so that he may be
protected 111,'alnst dieiaiy dellclcn- I
cles and coinm.inieable diseases,
and so that .the earliest evidences
of Illness or defective, develop- '
nient may be observed und cor
rected. ;
Development of proper feedini; '
habits Is one or the K.ealest ac- :
co.nplish.uenls of the first year of !
life. HeRin foods other than milk ;
In the early months of th child's
life, feed him reKUlarly at Inter- '
vals of four hours, ami ho will
easily adjust himself to feedi.m
chunitos; weanlns: will be Kraillliil ,
over a period of monlhs and com
plete by the end of the first year.
After the first year, feed your ba-
by only threo times a day and
proper feedini,- habits can easily
bo maintained throughout rhlld
hood. If his routine is disturbed :
by Illness, seek skilled udvlcu ear- 'i
ly before had liahils becotno fixed. ;
ftoo.l habits are tho basis of Rood
STAGES LEAVE
From La Grande Hotel BIdg.
Adams Ave.
Wallowa Valley Coaches
1 Lave
La Grande for Joseph 8:45
r
Makes All Main Line Connections
For information call MAIN 799 '
Two tups daily ( Wallowa I-ake S.l.r.O Round Tiin
;od for GO Ifciys. 1
Physicians & Surgeons
l-KB II, IIOIJVV. M. n.
i, i:va vii,ki:s, m, i).
Practice limited to diata.sejj of th
10ye, Kar, Nose and Throat
New Koley Telephone
iiuihliui; Alain 1U
A. I,. lllCIIAItllflON, M. I.
Surgery
Rooms 1B-J7 TtIeuhona
Somnier Buitdine Alain 16
ft. A. WOMM-llW.irii, l. II.
Over L. & 4. Mriif? Hlnre.
Phone M-(17fi
ITnspilal and lies. 17n8 2nd St.
Phone M-i;::l
health.
Teach your child proper nttl
t tides toward adults, children,
I property, and truth and falsity, as
well as toward food. The younger
iriioO' li:lifi Mini ittiln.l..U ....
formed, the better. Your child
will benefit from varied opportun
ities for outdoor and indoor plav
and from association with other
people, especially children of his
own age; he needs. to think and do
for himself, ltrenk a bad habit by
substituting u good one. Do not
scold about the bad - habit, but
encourago and help the child lo
de;elop a good one. 1
About Ufi per cent of all chil
dren enter school with some phys
ical defect. These defects should
have been prevented, or treats'
before school age. Proger care in
j pre-scool ft years . would allow
j most children to enter school with
j out defects,
You have opportunity during
' the ire-.schooI life of your child
to develop in him proper habits
and attitudes toward nil the real
ities of life; good judgment thru
a variety of opportunities to mako
judgments .for himself; and good
health through prevention of de
fects or disease, eitlujr nientaK
physical, or social.
(dve your child tho benefit
of
regular skilled advice, not to re
place but to supplement good par
cntnl, care. . ' i i .
XOTICI-; TO CRKWTOlts.
NOTICI-; IS II l-;i( Kliy fllVKN.
That tin. un lersiBneil lias been ap
pointed hy the I'ounly Court of
the Slate of OicBim for 1'nlon
t'ounly. as Ihe exer-jtivn of I lie
eslale of U'llliani 1.. Crouse, ile
eease.l. and all persons havitlLr
claims against I ho said eslali. ar
herehy iliieel...l lo present them lo
the tinders koc.1 Willi proper vouch
ers Ihereror lo . indel-sl)-nel at '
111" ollfce of 11. K. Dixon, Foley
ll:.ll.lintr.' l.a ' (Iranile. breifoii,
within six nmntlis from Hie ilate of
I his notice.
Da. ed July 15. I!li!l.
ItCTH KII.UV. Hxeenlrix of I ho
Kslale of Will. am J Crouse, d
een'sed. " v - - .: '
H. DIXON'. Allorni.y ' for
Kxeeiiirix. l.a On.n.le. Oregon. .
July 15-22-S9 Allif. 6-IS.
XOTICU TO (Ttl:l)ITOIIS
.N'oliep is herehy Kiv.n that the
liiKl.-i-KiK I has hecn iluly appolnl-
e.l hy the County Conrl. of the
Slate of Oregon, 1'nion County.
executrix of . ,.S. of .,.n.',
J. Snrlh. ili.c...ascil, anil has rp.all
Ih'd as such, , persons li:iiiiiK
ciainis ui.-ainsl sal. I eslale are heV'-
h.v re.'iesle,t to pr i the same
vwlrled as i'.'(iuiie, l,y ,.,w t.
im.leisittned at her home ahout two
miles north of Iji tlran.le. Oregon,
wilhin six monlhs froiu the lalo
hereof.
Dalr.l at l.a
Oraii.le, Oregon,
.June wth. MlL'il
CI II! A ISA ISKF.lt. F.veciilHv
1.1st uiii nun Ie.stnini.nl of I coV
anl .1. Smith, .'dis-easeil.
June 17, .j, July i, x rt
i lie
NIGNLST
TI1K hiithest eo.lo of ethlrs
governs out, proftyslonal ser
vices. We do everything with
the most delicate and ...i-ll-rillnus
respect for I he wishes'
of the bereaveil:
We Cnderslnnd.
I.nnu Mo.or Alwan Avallabln
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