La Grande evening observer., July 16, 1929, Image 6

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,1 LA GRANDE, ORE.
.Tuesday, July 16, 11)2!) L
The Observer Want Ad Pagje
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties
NEWTODAYi
WANTKI) Window elennhttf and
Kvnernl janitor work. 'mill 'I inn
war veteran, will tfiiiiniulre "'
Kind of work, day or hour. Ar
llnir AiinsiroiiK, Main SS, Savoy
lioiH, . 7-Ki-t.
l-'Olt HUNT Km nishi-d two room
apartment. Also sh'epinj? room.
376-J. 7-HMt
KOlt HAIJ-: Kuril loKirin tiiiil
it, cheap, Knrl l.anman, ImhWjr,
Ore. 7-1 i-(J l
KOH KAI.K- - l'Heiw. K. dnerlnrr,
Kast M. Ave. T-KMJt.
KOlt HAI.K Oil Tit A I K We have
Hcvcral oak dressers wllho:iI the
minors, three deep diawers, just
!hi ttiliiK for stomal'. KiirniUire
Kx('hiiiiK' Kfr and ,leirwsnn,
474-J. 7-Hi- tf
TllltKK .(HXili lil'VS in mirror.
14x24, Hx2X. 14x42. All Krenrh
plates. Kuril it in f lOxcliailKf. We.
uIho repair mirrors. 7-MI-lf
l'OJl HA I.I; llll TJlAIHO-r "i'V hed.
urny f inlsh, wood shape. Furni
ture KxclianKe, , . 7-Hi- (.
KOH HAI.K (Ml Tit A IH; Iceland
I'efrlKeraioi. I'aK lor new, 75
ll., rork wal Is,. haiK.iln. Furni
ture KxcliuiUfe. "- I f
roit sai.i: ok ritAJu;.
.,i-uiiicHy 2fHt lbs. Will li-mlo for I , , '
iK or 2U. 0" eimh. Alvln WfNl- .. .
I'llliow. Inll.l.-r, 7-13-3 "' poll HUNT Kuril. Imium'H nn.l
I'dlt HAI.K-Klvo room ,o,l.-rn -MP'"-. "'' "''. " 'lui.'l.
Hlurro horn... will. KmK un.l low nit. A.IiiIIh. I M " (l. . -n-
Km;in. N.Mtr Norlnul. .'.Ml 224 T-UI-Un.
I War iwr, Omv.-iiii,'. 7-lf.-lin. ,,()t ,n.;N.(.01 m0,i,.,. ,.,.
J'-nil H,M,i:-Kt.,t ;!. ...'iTln. :l"r I"''' w"'k- ",,'k'
Aim. y.M.MK nl.'.M. KIIIh MallMl.ury. 140S Wunll. 7-li-l mi-
AllKil.y HI. 7-U.-2 I p. '
' TTT" I'OU I.KASI: -Knllro uppor flnnr
l.-l llt HA I.I'! . 'nrriuilH Ml- ! y. v,.,. ,.,,,, ,.. j.-ji -iiinhwl.
7-1.1-4 1. Hiiltnl.lc for iipnrlmcnlK. Jn.. I..
I'll II HAI.H Almost 11..W MiiyliiB '.. .Sno.li.-iaw.. lf.0 4lll. 7-lll-tf
WJ.sli.'r. l-:.'.-ll.-iil iiooltuhl... vlt .... m , , , , ,
liol,.. ,! nnuliln,, ),. AI A tT.MKN'IH - Newly rini h.l
rt naw etc W A. I.aeerh'll. in.sldo and outaide, well rurti iwlt-
2'':i Kir Hi ' ' 7-i:t-3 tp ro1 Very rtranonahle. Iiup
. " ' ' Hommer Hotel 7-2-lm
Tyi'KWIUTICItS 1'YHi HAI.K
rem nr exehaiiKe, K, C. Tuekey, f'Olt 1U0NT Pmlt room on Ad-
io4 WaHh. Avo. ; 0-17-1 m "'lis Ave,, next, to Hlar theater.
, Now ooeiipied hy White's Shoe
l'MH BALK B room house, larK(i Hhop J6 a momh. I'hone Main
Karage, nliade and fruit trees, on 84 2. (J-'T.-t f.
paved street, (loud location. " .-
Terms. I'hnno 37H-M. WANTKD '
CALIKOItNl A HKIiMH Kor blooil,
liver, kidneys, slomaidi, bowels
wod Uipoijju. .ujii.Jjllci;
darn-H, Ave. li-117-L' inp
I'Olt IIKNT i T
KOlt ItKNT -5 room r.irntshed J-'OUI
. house, Mint Wash, full at K.o:( -
t js; av,., 7-15-2 ll. l'OUNU The host and cheape.it
! ; plane to get Sedan door nnd wind
KOlt It K NT 2 room furnished Hhield i:Ihhm. Quickly Installed
hnine. Cjill 27S It, 7-i:i-!l lp and natlsfaeilon guaranteed.
Clum. Harris, ir.01 Madison.
KOIl ItKNT H room modern Im'.ise - 4- 13-tm
att.7 spring St. Carago. J'honu . , j.:jlaXI.I1S "
'.L... 7- 7i ! ' , , rt o LOST- buneh of keys In leather
KOlt i ni:NTM...Hshed np . SlftS ,,,,.,.
A,a""- 7-U'0 to Observer office. Itewanl.
VOH ItKNT HoiiHekeeplnkT looms. m i-M-8 I P-
IBI2 Adams Ave. 1-tl-lt KASTKUN OUKOON Behool of
' ' ,,'.. T ! . . .Music violin, piano, voice. ,
KOlt IIKNT: Modern 6 room house. . ' . ' ...
gilt 2nd. St. Ph. 472-11. 0-24.tr. J1- L ' '
KOlt ItKNT Nicely iuinlshed ,
housM. 'ii Mrs. Hurley Hmllh. ANOKI.'S hat cleaning, blocking.!
La tlrandi. Hotel. 7-lo-tf. ' Aci-okm of Hohnen-
, , , . . lia nip's. S-2-lm. J
KOlt ItKNT -Clean, modern, fur-
nlslu-d apt. -.'1.11-211.1. Hi. I'hone WON KY TO LOAN on Improved ,
-i2S.il, 7-f.itr. ci,y Property, atralifht loiuih oi l
. - Installment plan. Lowest rules, i
KOlt ItKNT lloomn over Hllvar- Wnlted Hlales lnvesitnent Co.'
thorn. Wright Drug Store 6-13-lf Thonn Main .11. I-lO-lm
MOM'N' POP
mv
10
ITlUE FfcCT TlhVT oor.
TO Flt-rt) !, DSE-(VT-,r 10
FVT HI1 THVCK
SYMPTOMS C0NMIMX5
POP THM Ht
ONr. TOOT IN THV. GliMt
TO HC OTICB
4V
FRECKLES AND HIS
WlUT IM 7UG HOttLO
Do VOL) SUPPOSE CoulO
MAvjTi UAPPEMEiO TO
UNDV, DAM ? 1 IAiOVM
00STAS SUQ AS
V-ADS
AMYTO1MS THAT 1
7l0 UlM- To THAT
"TDC-C OCA.
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Observer
Want Ad
Rates
(Count five averajti! words
to the line.)
Per line, lot Insertion 10c
Cer line, imli tuldetl coils ec-
iilliti Insertion 7c
Minimum cIiuj'ku on onu or
der 25c
II AT KM ItY MONTH
& lines, per month $2.50
i lines, per inonili :f.2.r
I line, h t inonili $4.00
lines, per moil th $1.75
JOnch uddltlonul lino over fivo
Climbed ul fiOu pur Hue per
monlli.
CASIf IN ADVANCE la rc
lulretl on ul I Outlined orders to
rtirii these rule. Higher mles
:lmi'Ki'd on all r red It Insertions.
Copy for ull (TuKVirieil on lent
miisl he in IIiIh nfflcu by 10 A.
U. HAY OK l.S.'i;UTION. Hlop
orders on ud Inserted until fnr
llier notice must he received hy
(he sttino hour or extrd Insertion
nill he charged.
Telephone orders tollclted.
Cash rates may ho earned on
phono o rile it hy payment on or
before lnt of lust Insciilmi.
- I'MONl; MAIN 117
' ' "Au Observer Want Ad
WANTKD Parties Interested In
. hauling, wheal with trueks front
nunllng Trarlor Co. J'h. .M-f:iL
step's '.AoeuT vou goimh
GET UP? BPEIWlA-iT IS
GF.rtlNG COLD AND
Tut novcos WILL
EE HEttC fcUY
WHICH
MIUUTE
WSN T
FRIENDS
VMEV.V-US. ISM'T
UtOE.SO THAT'S
THAT A FIN6
7US. TUlriGS
UAPPEMG.D tl:D
OP THIS'-'
AKoOMTaiMS
rAYOTEttioOS
UlS POMV JUST
L-t; A C0P.L OF
I LA fJRANDI) MATTRESS & Up.
I hoist ering & ftug Cleaning
f Works. I'hone 424-W. Chun. Ktl
! wards, I'rop. 12-1-im
j.MONIOX TO LOAN We imve
money to loan on desirable city
! properly at the low rate of ln
I teres! of C. We write all kinds
I of I n h urn nee, Including llfo. Cha.
j II. KeynohlH. 2-4-1 rn
j WIm-ii latuliH are lo lie kept on
the t'iiifii, tin' best method ol' wean-
, inj I hem Im In leave tliem on the
tolfl past uro for three or four days
-111(1 I'ClMMVl. I llf l-Wi-a In' ! 1 Kl'll III l'
1 pasture, lo rheelc I he. milk flow. As
; noon iin Hie limiliK q.iit f r'-1 1 1 nFT for
their daiiis, they may he' moved to
i Ires h pasture where the ewes hav
j not Ix-en. Kwes with hirfie udde'-H
shoiihl he milked oiu-f- every three
dayH ll ill i I Ih-y go rhy.
If the dahy cow kleks when be
ing brolcn to in; Ik handle her
eare'fully -so she will not form the
habit. To wlrike her only makes
matters worse. lie fore starting to
milk pat a rope or strap around
one lllihl leg, eross ft he! weep I lie
I'Ngs a ail t hen pit! it around t In
other, dia wing 1 hem el one to
geiher. I'ut.tlie rope above ; tho
hneks and ern.s '.t in Hie middle,
j ol bet-wine It will slip down when
I he cow si niggles.
Hwi'inps, iMirnls and mari-die are
not the only plaeea iliat breed
j inowiultoH. A Utile rain water in an
I old tin eaii, an uneared-ior sewer
lrai, or an andrained roof guller,
l!f neglected, may supply thousands
of nioMtuilos lor a neighborhood.
Adopted From Mohawk
The name "Adlroiuliiek us tip
piled to I lie ntmuilaiii roiip in New
Vorlt slate Is said to bo from Iho
Midiawk Iinliiin word, "I In I iron
Inks," meaning "hark-(alers."
Hark to the Millings. Moid., fla-
. zelte has eoine its editorial column
.alter an iihrnncf of three years. It
I will he used to boost Montana.
Snv Wottr and Taar
A rubber slnlr Irend tinder tho
pedals or Hie piano i n life-silver
to tin? riif; or iluor where several
i-hlhlren in t hi: home lako piano
lessons.
A girl teneher In ' Nebraska Ik
(driving a. wheat Iruek during the
! siimiuer. This Is merely a warn
ing to louristri tlri vlnfr through
NebiJvslia,
Thy Must Bo
. The 1 1 u wit i hi n islands are km hi
In have I he siinie leiiiperaturi! nil
Hie year iiroiind. Hut the (la- I
wiillans are n Vlever" people nnd
have found other ways lo stai'i con-
Veij!il ton Oi'l mil 'ev
Minn iiecldentH in Alaska during
tlie past 17 years were "u per eem
less per capita workers than In the
Cnited States.
Cotton Fiber in Tiret
A .t hy it1 -j uiilouiobile lire eon
tnlns l.i-S miles of cmiun liber.
Astrologer
MKH. FIlFIHatKJK UALMEt
1UL N Ave., La Grmnlo, Or.
K ending daily.
Headings by Mall Specialty
Farm' '
Pointers i
t
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DON'T VOT MAY BftENKFN'iT.
TtVA. YOU DOI-VT VEXL MYSELF.
Vf GOING. TO LIE. HEPE AND DECIDE
DOCTOU ILL HWC COHE AROUND
TO LOOK ME OVE0.YOU CAN'T TELL. ME
THEWS M-l VI C. IN TWi TOWN WHO 0
TURN PRCSPECTWE PATIENT OUT OF
MVS OFFICE UNLESS HE SAVJ THERE
ANY HOPE F0 HIM
THAT UaM
LA7E.LV AU
AD6 A09T
- - TAS AND
V1AMISUGD
OUT OUR WAY
-X L J Ji fc; felsl 1 ' A
I
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ntO.U.S. MT.Off.
"Sonny Boy"
Lovable In .
Film at Arcade
"Ponny Hoy" Lee, aged four. I
probably the funniest most lov
able little boy in the world, with
the exception, of course, of your
own little .Sonny Hoynraud the
tiny star Is now playing at the Ar
cade theatre hi his first stellar
effort, "Sonny Hoy,". Warner
Hi-ok.'., latest Vltuphono talking
picture. .
The story of the play Is by Leon
.uitrdo, the scenario by ('. Cru
linm Itukcr and the direction by
Arehio'L. .Mayo,. The cast, Includes
Kd ward lereiit llonon, . l-lty
Hron'soiV, Oertrnde ' ' Olms'teiid,
John T. .Murray. lOilnn'ind Hieese,
Lucy lleaiimont and Jed I'routy.
Take all the family to seo Uav
ey Let arid to hear his funny lit
He words his lisp his singing of
new and delightful experience
Famous "Simba" ,
Film To Be Shown
At The Star
"Simba," (he motion picture
which records the experiences of
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson, the
faimjus explorers, during four
years In ttm jungles' .of A frica.,
has lis premiere at the Star thea
tre Wednesday. , It is reputed In
other cities where It has shown to
be tho biggest gume hunting film
ever made and. lo Judye from the
samples of scenes from the pic
lure, ihese claims are Justified..
The film gives more lntlmaf
glimpses of more wild animals In
native haunts than any preceding
effort. Many of the shots which
take only a few minutes to show
on the screen, necessitated hours
SICK A-BED
Y0UD BETTER CALL H ) VJELL VJIH VOU'O f WHAT A MAN1. VS MY ,
A BHAIN SPECIALIST. ( BRING tE MY CHECK PERSONAL OPINION THAT
YCSTE00AY IT WAS B0OK.MV LIFE INSUWtCE YCO HAVE PICKED OVJT A
LEPROSY. BEFORE THE "3 DUE NEXT VJEEK AND MVCHTY CONVENIENT TIME J
DAY IS OVER SUPPOSE DON'T VJANT ANY FOR YOURSELF TO DRUM UP
YOU'LL DECIDE THAT I SLIP-UP ON THAT IN A FLUKY SICK ACT RWHT J
YOO VIAVE THE PP CASE OF SOME. . IN THE MIDDLE OF ALL
J SUDDEN r- THIS WORK OFy -
DEVELOPfENT MOVING VjW
f
NOW THEY'RE BOTH GONE!
Utftt! HEftt.' 0OMT ) )( I Wrw Soon U1CL6. S CZZ " I
cny m6 mam&wt vwe:LV- e,J0W to io) tuat ) Tas i
6GOO..COM6 L AN'MNfteU.f6wV An
Bach to j'Wc, iPSr UlVllf LoST' 1
lit .m- '- j
1 and even days of waiting on the
I part of the Johnsons.
"Girls Gone '
Wild", Showing
At tne btar
The debut of Sue Carol and
Ick Stuart as a co-featured
"team" Is auspiciously made in
"flirls (lone Wihl," current Kox
J-'Ilin at the Star theatre..
Miss Carol, In the role of a gay
young care-free flapper, gives the
best performance of her career lo
date, while Nhdc also scores heav
ilX. in his role as Sue's 'hoy friend.'
An unusually strong, cast sur
rounds this popular pair of young
players , making "tilrls (lone
Wild" one of the' outstanding
films of the year.
"Airmail Pilot"
Coming To
The Colonial
! Tn the frontier days, Tho Halted
i States Mail was transported from
city to city and from town to town
'by the romanlie Cony Kxpress.
In the progress of time, this lone
figure was supplanted by the Kast
Kxpress.
J The present day. however, has
exacted the daring and courage of
a lone man in the person of one
Col. Lindbergh to deliver the first
letters from America to Krnnee.
Today, the whole world is anl
. mated with the spirit and talk or
aviation. There Is little doubt,
therefore, that "The Air Mall
Pilot." one of Ill-Mark's interest
ing feature films will receive the
approval of the public In general, j
li Is coming to the Colonial the
ater on Wednesday and Thursday.!
By Williams
1"'
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OFFICE
CAT
TRAOI MAAH RIO.
Vacation .Money
"Little bankroll ere we part.
Let me hug you to my hearl,
All the year I've cherished you,
J'vo been faithful,
You've been true.
Little bankroll In a day,
You. and 1 will go away
To some gay and' festive spot,
I'll come back but you will not."
Fairy Story: Once upon a time
there was a man who never mis
placed an im porta nt memoran
dum, Probably one. reason the "re
vues" do not nourish in the sum
mer, time Is because they, have .so
much opposition from the bathing
beaches.
Is H. proper to speak of a wo
man's chest? Not that we have
any desire to. but in case we
should have occasion sometime to
do so we'd like to know. . . . Dur
ing church service Sunday we no
ticed the girls in their low necks
and sleeveless dresses, and then
the men sweltering in their coats
usd vests, trying to listen to the
sermon, and we wondered ir t he-
men endeavoring to conform to
custom really had good sense. . .
A bakery boiler in Kansas "ity
blew up ami the damage was bad
enough. Hut think what might
have happened had there been
the bride's biscuits in the oven.
Since prosperity in here, the on
ly thing we can do it to try and
get acquainted with it.
m m
.rurgery Grandma, when you,
go to. heaven w (11 yon play a
harp? . -.
Grandma I suppose so, dear.
"' Margery Then why don't you
take lessons. Grandma?
By Cowan
By Blosser
i
Professional Directory
This directory la especially bandy for the newcomer or for tiie
out-of-town reader who may want the nume and Hddreais of onie
profiwdmml man. Ji has been carer ally prepared, uimI will Jirovo
to he u ready aid tp any render In oblnliiliij,' prompt profeMsloiiul
service. t . '
Classified for Quick Reference
Osteopathic Physicians
i j. i.. iv.ii. k. n. o.
; MAii.iAiini inGi.io, i). o.
I General practice and lite "i'oat
y yaTHil'- lor lullna arnhea.
I Somtner Telephone
j Building Main 1116
IDA Mr.MRHKIN
Teacher of
I The Uarhereux Hystem
Voice I.ramalics
' Melville Aptft, I'll. .Main 741
! Klu.lio will reopen Kept. Jst.
Hni"H MATKnUITV HOME
I Trained Care Price Reasonable,
j .'ail and i3eu Us.
I Mrs. E. W. Hart 41)6 N. Ave.
HEALTH
My A LICK G. IHIYAXT. M. IK
Hosimi, Mass.
Lip reading '.s a crucial factor in
the education of the hai'd-of-hear-ing:
Without it Iheir education Is
weakened; with It their education
is strengthened. It serves as a lub
ricant lo round out their up-bringing.
I: servts both as a profit and
as a reserve, rand.
There is a defect 111 the public
school svstems when Individuals for
1 whom they were created are not
permit trd an'd not equipped to
j share lo the roll extent in their
j curricula and activities. Thus the
progrf s In the education of the
I hard -of-hearing child Is hindered
! because of lack of approved medi
cal eare' .correct heating tests, and
the absence of lip reading, teach
urs. Lip reading Is -t ho fairy wand
in tho education of the hard of
hearing; it Is one or the happiest
amenities in the life of Ihese peo
ple, for It is a compelling influence,
to help one's self and in so doing
to help one's neighbors. Lip read
ing should bo regarded, and right
ly so, as a . .necessity, for its effect
is cumulative, leading' the har.l-of-hearlng
into new I'iel, beyond the
urgent wants or every-day . life.
Omitted in the education of Hie
hard-of-hearing, it means a starved
education. To force the hard-of-hearing
child to be educated with
out lii reading means a reduced
.output in life's endeavors,
j The i e.:i ligation of the necessity
of lip reading for the hard-of-hear-ing
must, begin in the home, and It
should be put Into practice In the
'schools and continued in the great
(schools of life. In the-sehool-rooms
It "hringH about a spirit or honor
able rivalry: also It makes for bet
ter understanding and enjoyment of
th whole student body, for It paves
the way for ever-increasing know
j ledge and opportunities and ever
expanding encouragement lo self
j development. Thus, not only
should It have a wide llnkinir im in
1 our large school centers through -1
lout the laud, 'but It should be car-!
tied into the sparsely populated
, areas.
I Time, skillful thoiurhl. sustained
effort pride and skill in one's
!work, the love of service, good
cheer, fair health and the sacrifice
called duty are valuably assets for
the teaeliers or lip re-iding.
j The education of the hard of
I hearing without Kp reading means
ja spoon-fed training and It means
In throttling influence Impeding the
rightful up-pring of the child.
NOTICK OP Nil KH1 CP'S SALK
Notice is hereby given that I
havn received foreclosure execution
and order of sale.-issued out of and
under the seal of the Circuit Court
of the Stale of Oregon for the
County of I nlon. dated the 14th
day of--June, H'2!b in the suit there
in pending wherein Julia A. Walk-
PEACOCK
COAL
MORE HEAT
LESS SOOT
FEWER ASHES
X0 ( LINKERS
Van Petten
Lumber Co.
ffcxHl Ktnln Q.iUk"
Plione Mala Ttr
STAGES LEAVE
From La Grande Hotel BWg.
Adams Ave.
Wallowa Valley Coaches
Leave
Ui Grande for Joseph 8:4!S a. m. 4-00 n
Makes All Alain Line Connections. -
information
TlVft' t'l'Jn-! (!:iilv In Wnllnu-n I
Physicians & Surgeons
i.f.K ll. m.iivr. m. n. .-
I.l!.l WII.KliS, ,11. I). ,,
Practice limited to di.easea of the ,
Kye, Kar, Noo and Throat
New I''uley Telephonei-i
liulldiiiK Main 16 t
a. I.. uu;HAiiro.v, m. . r
auruury . '
Rooms 16-17 Telephone ,
Summer Building ' Main la
.1. A. UOMII IM.I.'K, M. II. ...
Ovor r.. I Di-iie; Hlnro. -i-i
I'hon.i M-.:7 i.
Ilnspll.nl nn.l Iti-s. 17US 2nd .St. I'.
1'iiono M-(i:!2
or is plaintiff and Hthel Ihincan isT
defendanl, to me directed, upolf a
judgment,, decree and order of sale1
made and entered in said court and''
cause on the :rd day of June. 192fC'
in favor of the above plaintiff and'"
against the above defendant, In
the vuim. of $Mina.(Ml, wilh interest
thereon at the rate of X per ccjIH
per annum from the. 22nd day of
April. until paid the further
sum of $2iHi. 'ill as reasonable ati"
torney fees, and plaintiffs costs'
and disbursements, taxed at f22.Su:1
with a credit upon said judgment'
of (he sum of $2r0.00, coMedel'
the JMHh day of June, 1!I2!(, upon'
sale or the personal mortgaged
properly of said defendant, CtV?
which sa'ld execution and order
sale I am commanded to -sell the.
following described properly, fceln'fr'
the real property described In the
mortgage being foreclosed in mill
unit, towit: '
Lot Three (.!) and, the North
six (ii) feet of Lot Two (2) hi.
Illoek Twenty (20) r . Itiverslde.
Addition lo Iji (irnnde. Union couu-.
ly. Oregon together with the ten..
emeiils. hereditaments and appni;-.
tenunces thereunto belonging or.,l,
any wise appertaining. ,i ;
NOW TUKKKKOIirc. by virion
and authorily of said wril. nnd In I
obedience to its commands, I will'
on Saturday, the 3rd day of August-'
l!'2i. at two o'clock p. in. or said'
'lay, at Iho front door of tho court1
house la Ln Grande, 1'ninn County1,-1
Oregon, wi ll at public auction I he
said real property and all tin"
right, title, estate, ' interest and
equity of the said defendant there.-1
in nnd thereto, to the highest bid-"
der for cash, subject to redemption''
as provided by inw, the proceeds tt
be applied In satisfaction of said"
judgment and decree, including"
costs and accruing costs of execu-'
Hon and sale.
' Dated this 1st diiy Vff 'j ufV; I'fll'tf.11
.in-SSR Hit KSH KAHS, Sheriff of
I r n ion County.Oregoii. '
July 2-!-DI 23 ;tu. ''
nnprafinii
deluxe Stages
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