La Grande evening observer., August 06, 1929, Image 6

Tuesday,- August .6, 1929 jr"
Page Six
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
The Observer Want
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa
NEW TODAY
KOIt SAI.K 4 inilli
l.enk. Ml. tiin.
t'ftW H. J.
S-C-2
J V)U . 8AI.K I inilli rmm,
milk. Cull .17S-K.
3 BhlTIK
N-t;-:i I p.
FOIt ItKNT 2 nil-,
room. Cull :t 7 r -.1 .
elllli;
-i ir.
foil HAI.IO OK TIIAHI-:- Cmiililno
hnmwti-r. Wrlli- A. I). i Ohxer
ver. ti-li-i! lp, .
TSAOH TO III 'OH A- ileiminxtrallnil
on tonolceil riiK" iniiUlnie 'nr a feu'
iliiya only. Cniiin In mid nee Hie
lovely riiK t'llKM nl iH lleol HI. I
.Moilf-i'ii Hiik Needle uiul r.'illt-ni .
. Co. Hommer lildir.. next lo (IIiihh'
Drill,' Wore. . X-ll-iilp .
WANTKIl Ktnliiitor.H lo elellli by
new lllr unit w.'iler proeeHK. Clean
motor Mnek nml radiator tlior.
oiiKhly. Iji (irallde Mutilator
WorkH, l:lOt .lofferfmn Ave,
8-7-31.
Wll KAI.i: I fresh llnluMn row
ami two .Ii'ihvh. 2rs-v. N-ti-ll
I'ltACTH'AI, Nl.'ltSI-;
c-iihph (in per
I Kofi Alder Ml.
- .Maternity
-it. ir.--.M.
S-ll-S lp.
I
POR ItKNT Two rooms Just va
catod. Modern ami close In, At
l!HMI-:ird St.
FfHt SAI.F, IIO.MKS
KOIt HAI.K Small llnpioved ucro
atfe. on rent lerniH. 'I room Ihiuno,
fnrnlHlied ror, $S60, ,r'l, down,
$15 a. nionlll, II room, new' Iioiiko,
, ', phiHtcrnd. JI2SH, I fill down, J2o
u nionlli, 5 room boime, new
paper and palnl, modern plumb
;; lag, $liO down, $20 a month, to
tal $21100. ThoHn liomeH tiro ex
(!elltnt biiyH anil ori'er a (Mianec
to put away your HavlnifH with
Kood rliamre for re-wale at a nice
profit. Call Lowell Williamson,
- realtor, Main SO. J.eava your
your name for appointment.
7-2:i-tf.
I'Olt SAI.IO He.slilenen on Oalt
Kt., near HrliK- Thoroughly
modern. OaraKO. Call ,M. 1711,
wcnlnKa Ins M. 7-lS-lf
KOIt SAI.K Klvo room modern
. Hlucco Iioiiho will) KaraKO and
Karden. Ni'ar Normal. Call 224
W or KIOIl O avenue. 7-IB-1 in.
1 nt saij; oit iieaih;
I'Olt SAI.M tUt Tit A I HO ViH'iiiHi'H
11 II -11 1 11 in 1 11 11 111, 1'iiriy In opiTiili'.
No wli'i-H lo hoi ln-r wllli, I ofH
. the work of nn i-lcctrin chiiiiwr.
(ln-H uuyu Ihti! I!nr 1iih1, cxli n
. wpcHnl ni'W ? 12. (id; iiMi'd $tl.(M).
( I 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 lire I'lsi'tnuiRn 474-,!..
. , 8-:i-if.
I'()lt HAI'jIJ (U, TKAJM-:' rncp
cli'lrlc fmiH, '.vniild jiiimh for
lu-w. A No. I coiKlllioii, Uj prlcn.
; l':irnl(iirn Kc-I)iuiki. K-.'t-lf
CAMI-'OltNIA Jl i:it HH Kor hlood.
Ilvt-r, Klilni'yii, Hlnmni'h, howtdH
ami ihi-iiiNiillKtii. cii Im M IIHt
iI:iiiih. Avi'. ii-1'7-2 nip
WANT EIV
WATMI 1 I loiiHcwork of nny
l(inl, Ity cuiiiihh' yonnif womim.
i 'ompHiinl conli. l-:ni :ii i i l Kfi-l
M"' nvriiM''.
S-fi-5 I p.
Y'ANTKI lo trn li t'lty propi-rly
with trnod Incmno i'oi- ilulry
liHH-ll, W;m;H'I', will) l.ii finintlo
lnv. Co, 7-i'fi-ir.
Aiisn:i,i,Ai;in n
J'OIt
SAI.K Kin
tl'll' Icoiht.
tile runufi unit
I'rlcod vi-ry low.
KliTtrln Horvlct'
s - r - 4 1 .
Kay
at'iiiiH,
VKItV I-tl'Ki'lAI.-7 plei'P wiiIit
nrltiHs wiihT hi'Ih sTm!. l-'urnlhiM'
Kvrluuiwp. S-H-lf.
MOM'N POP
KM-T THK AMY -EE.VT c.n f Yru U&'&D OF VsHUT V0UR IPAP!
OMEftlVltBE LOOKS I I LOUltK,.' ME ! MOM MM COME IN HEBE . 1
PHxVINa UAPEROa l HKt KtR V SKINMV V V CHICK LEIWJE - ( VtWV TO 5PE
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS' " " "m WELL!
V(X) SAY 7W6 COT GST ) 1 cxs'T iaAvj T til VWOM0ER lUECS ) UEftfe! LOOK rjCNJM '
1.1TTV.E 6iCL Voo EJER AWPOUBTS 'i&S 7AS GOT To fS TWtCS, JOOUO V'-
SAM4 LNts UtRE V ) ABoor 1T ) SO QUICk. 7HAT k0 BDOTUSR
AAVBP. THAT'S vIUAT t. " '"' Ra 10 A
Observer
Want Ad
Rates
(f'lHinf five nvrrir word".
(O III llll.
I'er 1 1 fi 1n( liint-rf Ihi 0c
IV r 1 1 ii". pim-Ii u tided foil
utlvi liiwerlleii
, 7c
Mt ii I in u in diiirue on onr
uriii'r '. an
ll.VCMN Ii V MONTH
'A lliii'Nt mt in on ill
I Hum, ir itHMidi
I lllM'M, F uiuiHh IH.1MI
3 Hnr. pr month l,7ft
Knell iiililllloiuil lino nvr five
churgfil u( 00c jier line imt
mini Hi.
IMNII IN AllVAM'n I- re-rjnli-eit
on itll f'liiKnirirrt order tit
mru tli rite rittrn, lllfclirr rut cm
clniriri'il un nil vrrilll jnncrllunM.
Copy fur 1(11 4;iimiril urtlrm
nil! In lu III In olTJer !' JO A,
t. t or ivsi.it i ion. .stop
ordrri il nd hittnrteit until fur
ther nnlh'r hiunI hi rrfi'lti'd by
I lu- mi in r hour or nlrii JiiMirtlou
will Up rlinrK'd. i
Tc If phone orVr nollcltrri.
('null rules muy lit riiriirtl -on
plioiii order by puynifitl on or
lit fori i.nO at IjikI Inuerlluii.
. I'llftM'l MAI 37
"Ail OttMirvr- Want Ad
W III llo II"
, , f ,. ' ,,
inn, ''old.
.Mrs. Men Ol-aKtf. Kasl of
flour
tjilll on KliHl M. Ave.'
s-n-a tp.
'oil KAI.Hllumely combine, 10
ft. cut, Jluft cut only 2110 norcx.
IteiiNrn for HellltiK buying larger
; inaehlun. J. I). Dobbin, Kami.
2IIX. S-fi-lll.
MOfH TO LOAN on Improved
city property, ntralglit loana or
InBla'.imeut plan, Lowent ratea.
United fjtatea Investment Co.
Phone Main 88. 311 C-lm
KOH SAI.K Kserl electric washoia.
.MnylaK Shop, Main ti.'ID. 7-31-lnl.
MONKX TO LOAN We touve
monny to loan on dealrabl oltv
properly at the low rate of In
terest or 0. we write all Kinui '
of Innurunce. IncluOtug life. Chan, J
H. Reynoldn, 8-4-1 rn 1
; '
All clntiKori of help mipplled.
riioiio or writo yo;ir wantH. .Main
fiS, Huvoy HnlH. . 7-20-ir.
TllltKK (iOOl) IIUYH In mirrors.,
14.124, lh!S, 14x4.'. All Krvlirli
jdates. Iiirnlture WxchnhKe Wt)
also repair mirrors.. 7-1 fi-tf
KAS'l'KltN OUKAnON School of
Music violin, piano, voice.
Crisllts. I, O. O. K, temple. I'll,
447.J. ,7-l-lm.
I.A (lliANDIU MAVI'HliMH Ai-iUp-
liolnterlnir A Huff Cleanlmt
Worka. I'lione 424-W, Cltaa. Kd-
warila, 1'rop. 13-i-1 m '
Hn iti'i.vr
Kott lti:NT i-'ool
$:l-$fi per week
140 8 Wash.
modern rooms,
y.uher llrlck,
7-8-1 nip.
KOIt ItKNT Kuril,
npts,,' with hut lis
low rales. Adiilla.
wood.
1
l.KAKKKnUro uppm floori
t I 'OR
over Piiluian's morn. Kurnlahe
Satiable for apartments. Jan.. L.
I.. Snodgrass, IfiOR 4th. 7-10-tf
KUIt ItKNT:
iw: :'iui.
Modern ft room house,
St. Ph472-lt. 6-;'4-lf.
POR ItKNT lloonin over Silver,
thorn. Wright Oi-uk Store 6-13-tr
POR ItKNT Htall room on Ad
ams Ave., next to Star theater.
Now occupied by White's Shoe
nhop. a mouth. Phone Main
il-ir.-t f.
Ad Page
Counties
I'Ol'XD
KOUND The bent and cheapen!
place to get Reilau door and wln'l
' ehlid'J tbiHfl. Quickly iiiHtulled
and satisfaction guarunteed.
Cliua. Ilarrla, Ifiul Madison.
4-IJ-lm
Vi:ilIIIAV, I'IKMiUA.MS
rphe National HrondcaHtin com
pany prOKrnni foi-' Wedneadny
. nlH-ht followa: 7:.'lo, Italalnlka or-
cheHtra; K, l(oad to Itomance;
K.Ui to !. Hill Hilly boya: II, allent:
10, ininHtrel.s; II to 12, .Mutdcnl
Muaketecra.
The American riroadcaHtinff
company program' for Wednesilay
i nlKht followa: s. Salon orchestra;.
9. The Twins: !l::lo, Itbylhm Aces:
j 10, Sleepy lime: II to J2. Ithythm.
. Aces.
I I'riillanil
KCW f02likc) K. NHC: S:30,
, fi'aturo: I", concert .-orchestra:
II to 12, dauc( music.
JiKX (llSOkc) S lo 12, AUC
proKram.
Donvor
KOA fs:iokc) S, llorlln lloyd;
K:nr,, concert pi-OKi-alu; H:4.r,
news; lo lo II, NHC.
(Iiiklainl
KOO (711111(c) S, NltC; S:,10,
Ml.ilnlel anil soprano; !l::ll, Castles
in Spain, drama; HI to II, dauco
music,
KI.X. (SSllkc) S, educational
hour; II to 10, popuhul proKrani,
Spokano
KOA (I470kc) 8 to 12, AHC
proifrnm.
Klll (filiokio 7:110, NHC; n, fca-
I", AmoH nml Andy; lo : 1 r.
NIW
Snli liko City
1 Cl'ikc) S, music;
mnslr; 9:30, Htuilio;
ihinro
NIK'.
. smi ri-nnrlsco
kio (il.sokc) s, NIK'; 0 :;int
Tommy and Hob; in, dnncc ntufr;
it. NT nr.
Kl'ltC (IIHIkc) featlltes; ,
concert; lo to 1, dance music.
Seattle
KOMO (!120kc) S, NHC; 8:30,
orchestra: !i::to, news; tl:4.ri, mus
ical 'programs: II, Nltn: 12 to
12:30. orixan recital.
K.J It (Ii7cil(c) .X to 12, AHC pro
gram. I. os Anuclcs
KKI ((14til(c) S, NltC; 8:30,
hi in I ii t n::io, violinist: lo, NHC
KNX (Infilikc) S, fealures; 8:3(1,
l.ubovlskl trio; !l::io', featiiro ar
tists; .10,.la.J.iJu.
1 ' ' -
, .
IHKC liOUtlU OVCl
To Grand Jurors
I '( ItTI .AM , A UK. fi, ( A P )
Walli-r Klulic Jr., mliiyov of llor-hi'i-t
Mocm ,s, IiIh Hi'hool-hoy rlvnl
hou.HCM and fr Ilio nlTotulonH of a lxlnon-ypar
c!'an, oulut, old Klii, waived preliminary lioar
1S1 (iiecn-1 l"K In mnnirlpul court lin e yrs
7 -10-1 in, teriliiy and wan ordered held for
the Krand jury, l-'lnke shot and
Idlled It. "11) yast May 2 In the pop.
! rid or or u liluh srhool hero as
i nearly one hundred studentH wciv
J ln-essiiiK Into the hall on ihefr way
to daNseM.
Mark-tlng eubbage while tho
heads are still soft in order to lb
tain higher prices M th beginning
of tlte reason usually results in
loss of tonnagf. With the excep
tion or very early, pointed, cabbage,
which Is to be marketed promptly,
any lack of firmness is considered
a mark of Inferior iiM HI y.
CHICK DRIVES A BARGAIN
OUT OUR WAY
1,
AWA'7 FROM
ME LT ME
KIO CHILD'.
WHAT l'f-A
AC5
"Tme Red
u. u. mt oir.
1
( C1ETVOOR T' e-AW w6ftof am' 1 "To A MILUOM
t HAMO OFF VmHEM MOH BRiMGr I
ME! K HOME A SQUAW?
at-tue mtm
"Exalted Flapper"
Is Attraction
At Star Today
FtoyaHy and roninnee. rinanreH
and femininity on a frolic, are
the chief iiiKivdleniH of "The Kx
nlted Klapper," the dlvertltiK !
mc roen of lerl nw of l-'ox l-'l I iiih n t
the Star theater now. which has
Sue Carol and I lurry Norton In t lit
featured roles and u cast of fain- j
oun film players in their support. iJiuauvvaj Aciwu,y
When Queen Charlotte, of the Pavmi n () Tn
tiny kiiiKdom or lapra, comes toiWAUIUo KJ
New York to neROliale a national AI'CcKIG TOTTIOITOW
loan, she hrinK with her the.
charmiiiK Princess Izoln, aceorrl
Imr to the joyous story hy Will Ir
win. I 'nlnterrstPfl Jn royal flnnnrn
hut iininensely t alien by linen
skirls, hobhed hail--- and nlKht
oluhs, the princess hueomes what
-tho'-ii'iitlmr"rnlls"nn trn"itfn:'"Tlii p
per in snort oruer, Willi tho
guidance or a Nev Vprli 'pubtlclty
iiKcnt, and what hajpiiens when
she reluriiH to Caiinr wit h her
Aiiierican iiuinnerH and slanu,
llltil(es llti one of the most en
joyable pictures of tle season..
Zane Grey
Film To Show
At Star
Zane Clrey, who Is probably the
best known American fiction writ
er, Is the author of ' "Stabs of
Sand" the romance of otd Arlxonn,
which was recently completed as a
moving picture at the. Hollywood
Paramount studios and which
comes to the Star theatre for 2
days beginning Wednesday.
Zane C.rey's first hook was a
success, as were all of his roman
tic western stories which follow-
en. i tie phenomenal popularity of i
his stories brought the sates of
WELL!
VES-l SAJ VoO
FRCtA HAV OUT TAEH6.
N AJAcAE'S 7AAM.OriS
THAT'S you
. , 7
U0V1 V.TtM;-uM GlR.DOHltT I'M NOT
KNOW WHAT THIS FMAUY IS ElTliEli CTlG
LIKE AND VVJANT NtJU TO LIKE A TOM
BEHBME ANDStoPAtTINfi ukfA BOV --
W&kk&M
NOVvJ UOOH'lT HERE.
OH UE-r-TH"
RiCr 5AP
ftWW VMrTv-4
BES.T FRltMOS- t-E"S
-TOO FUF? GCVJC -T'
BKT FREMOS HES
A SOJAW-rr-T
'lM
BREAV-C
-Too FUP f
1 1
I HEV.P BoT USCEM BREAV-C KJ
1 HERE: VvJHOTti Poof?
MERE: VvJHOT:
Wore Fami
wis
0VM T -AW
HOME A SQOAW?
memace
each lo over one million
I'arumolmt lias contracted for
screen rlKhts to all of them.
"Stairs of .Sand" Is the twenty
first Zane Orey novel to be pictur
ed by I'aramount, and is a worthy
successor to a lonn line of succes- j
sea. Wallace Heery, .lean Arthur, j
Chester Conklin. l-'red Koliler, j
liny Oliver and I'liillips It. Holm
, coiiiih Is,. the splendid cast which
: will be seen In the picture
!
"r?.. .1 ,.TO TT1rlxr" I
WORE FAMi OC MoTHERSl KEEP A HEiF?
thn
Klvcs one of the host exhibitions
Interpolated with a specially!01' "lp "cowboy art." performlni;
wi lllen Ihenie snntf which is aupr- I various new stunls nstrldo his
mented by several catchy and jazn wcl trained horse "lllack llenuty."
laden novely niniibers, "The 'J'be love interest Is -coPtt'lhu(ed
Hroadway Melody."' .spectacular by .tola Memlez,nnd the cast also
all-lalUiiiK, HinuhiK "nil dancing
pfct ure I i lined ity Meti'O-Clold wyn-
Alayer, will be at tho Arcade then-.
Ire Starting Wednesday.
The entire musical score was
written by I lerlt 1 frown, interna
tionally famous composer of "The
I loll Ha nee," "Moonlit. Waters"
ami other popular hits, while the
lyrics were written by Arthur
P recti, responsible for
"Kxposnres" and Carroll1
ings." The dialogue heard In tht
picture fs from the prolific pen of
James (ih-ason, noted star-producer
of "Is Zat So?" and other
stage hits.
Anita Page, ltessle T.ove and
Charles King head the stellar cast
while Mary Horan, Kenneth
Thomson. Kddie Kane and others
of note are among the players in
this gay and colorful revelation of
the chorus girl.
A New York woman writer says
the nioredu girl Is incapable of a
blush. With present Ideas in make-
up prevailing, how did the writer
ever Mud that out?
SU .Swl VHLL YOO
G01M& TO Mf.KE A
IF YOU'lA ACT LIKE A OlCL WHILF
SHE'S HERE AND NOT PLAY MTH THO"iE
DIRTY KIDS AND KT.tP OUT OF SIGHT
WHENEVER I'M
TEM CENTS ADAY.ANOTHLR C-.EE
IMKMU- ftHtN 1
, mo ii "T.ilr ii ' ' " ' """ , i Issil '
,AfJD X'M HIS
BHoTUER, FceciLES.'
IS V60A -
1 DID-VT 6iX
Voua A1AAA:
(
By Williams
"THAR GOE 1
-H' CUPIDS.
A "Ta-- 1 M' T-MARR"-
ME
fO A MILUOU
AM MOvAJ
Poor
ATRWIW "V
OC MOTHERS KEEP A HEiF?
HEART AM' 1 lb A MILUOK1
1
GiT OiSOV-lMEO.' FROM MARf?WlW
A &OUAVAJ,
J.R.v-liV.M5,
OIS2. BY SEA SCRVICC. INC.
Fast Riding
Featured In
Steele Western
If you like fast rlilliiK, quick
I shoot I mk, and HiirprlsinK thrlllK,
you will enjoy the show plnyhiK to
day and Wednesday at the Colonial
theater, where the feature attrac
tion Is KlIO's new action picture,
"Ileadln' For DaitKcr," slnrrlnK
Unit Steele. '
The story concerns the adven
tures of the son of an American
jmino owner, who invades the ro
Kion fouth of the Rio (Irande to
iroie- ins ifimers niininK inier
csts. lie carries no Ktin, hut thn
manner in which ha denls out
justice with a hlacksnalco whip
!ivcs n new and spicy atmosphere
I to nn unusual 'Western story.
Steele rides like the wind and
lucUKies, a; FerKusijn,, Tom Kor:
iDifilf-' Jiinrk 1MeeJnhlV1l.'f'i'b He-'
Hoy. lJoliert X. Ilradbiiry directed
.the lilclure. - ,
Collarettes
Derived From
?Lor'KiCape Collars
Ity Iiana Mierwhi
(Associated Press Pashlon Kditor)
PA RIS (AP) A new cape-collar,
called a collarette, shaped like
the ace of spades with a hole cut
in the middle. Is the newcomer in
neckwear.
II opens tip a whole now vista of
collar possibilities. Wise ones
think the collaretto has come for
a long stay In one form or anoth
er. Its present form Is usually "pour
le sport." with printed design of
polka dots or Inerusted or printed
graduated hands of contrasting
or blending shades.
As a piece of dot n eh able, tub-
By Cowan
SHUT UP? NOW I'rA
BARGWN 4ITH YOU.
NITH HIR, I'LL &ME YOU
1.UUUII MtlWS 1 .-, . -OCT
she's ydue
Gieu. iSmt
"he .Chick
9
By Blosser
.- - l
I inwi AA lUC.
hahtc neckwear the collarette has j
future possihilitiees w hich may bo (
developed later, clfslKiH'ra think,
In sheer linen, chiffon .imd crepu J
de Chine versions, with trimming)
of handwork or fine lace.
The vnried uqes of the searf
oo I In r are its chief recoinmcnda
tion. With the point in front, It
drapes like a fichu. It has a v-
ha ued neckline and rape erre'.-t
! when worn with the point. in back. J
j It cun be draped and held In place
! with an ornunient.or lied on tins (
shoulder like a round collar with j
j a bow fastening. j
Hmall triangular currs, meant to
t be tied around . the - wrist, match
j the collarette, whfn it is worn wit
I long Hleoved l reuse. The sets are
; made from sheer materials, chif
! Ion and voiles the 'favorites. - i
Walter Gif ford '
Divorced Monday !
In Reno Courts
ItKNO, Nov., Au. (!, (Al)
WallerS. Clifford, president of tho
American Telephone and Tele- ,
' graph -company, was divorced hero'
J yesterday by Mrs. ! lorenco I'it
; man C.ir'foi-d, who charged ineom
! patibility and declared that hct
I husband's business interests came
foremost in his life and that he
. had neglected his social duties.
The case was tried behind closed
j doors but the records were niad'
i availuahle to newspapermen lated
j by Superior Judge Jeorge A.
I Jtartlett. who presided.
J .Mrs. Clifford alleged that her
J husband's ideas of society diffor
I ed widely from hers because ho
I was too absorbed in his business,
i lie became unmindful of her and
j his home, married lift; apparently
I became distasteful to him, .Mrs.
! Clifford alleged.
j Judge Hartlott granted Mrs. Clif
' ford the custody of . the children,
Walter and Richard, except thai
during the school period they shall
be In custody of tho father.
' .Mr. and -Mrs, Clifford were mar
ried in Brooklyn in liMfi.
KXPRR&SKK SORROW
NKW YORK, Aug. U, (AP)-
Kirst. public intimation of the
marital troubles of Walter It. Glf
ford and his wife, who were di
vorced yesterday in Iteno, Nev..
came July .10 whei it was learned
-Mrs. Clifford had ettahllshed resi
dence In Reno and Mr. (liffnrd ad
mitted that a divorce was planned.
"I am sorry It had to happen so
soon .Mr. t.ifford was quoted ;.t
that time os saying. "I am sorry
because on the first days of the
hoy's vacation they'll rend about
It. That'll hurt but it has to lie
known to them some day. I can't
" '"" 1,11 so Pieniatiin-.
I'm n bit stnilled at the speed of
it."
lTo declined to say what had led
to ine rut between lilm and Mrs.
Clofford. v
When .Mr. Clifford became, head
of the American Telephone anil
TeleKinph company In 1 !i 2 ! lie
THR highest codo of ethics
KOVrns our professional ser
vices. We ilo everything with
the most dollcnto and nieti
cuIouh respect for the wishes
of tho bereaved.
We Understand.
Lung Motor Always Available
SNOIHJR ASS
ZI.M.MKR.MAN '
Main l
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professional man. It lias been carefully prepared ami will prove
to he a ready aid to tiny reader In obtaining prompt professional
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Classified for Quick Reference
Osteopathic Physicians
J. i,. iNCii.rc, n. o.
MAHCAHKT I.MH.Iv, II, O.
Cenernl pructlcn nnd (he "I'ost
HYSTEM" Jor fallen Brehe.i.
Bnmiiii-r Teli.tilione
Itulldlnjf Mnln ll'K
Astrologer
sins. it:i:iii:kk'k iiai.mks
30 1 N Ave., Iji (Ir.'in.le, Oro.
Iteiidinpji rtully.
llenilinua hy Mull n Siieclalty
STAGES LEAVE
From Corner of Elm and Jefferson
Wallowa Valiey Coaches
Leave ,
La Grande for Joseph 8:45 a. m. 4:00 p. m.
Makes All Main Line Connrctiona.'
For information mil MATM 7Q0
Two trips daily to Wallowa
(Jmid fur
was only 4a, and became oheot
the youngset uf the hearts of I ig
business enterprises in the coi n
try. He Is a native- . of Salehi,
Mass.. and was a graduate of Har
vard at the age of 1 !. (
Asked to give a- formula for suc
cess several years ago, he said
"hard work." .
I
British Cruiser
Collides With Ship
LONDON, Aug. , (A P) Tito
Admiralty today announced the
Itlittsb cruise- Cornwall had col
lided early Sunday morning with
the at ea tiler Si-heer of the Hit'in-hurg-Ainericau
line at tho 'en
trance to the rrwang-Pu river near
Woosung, Kiiingsl Province, China.
There were no casualties although
both vessels were slightly damag
ed. . '
The Cornwall, which Is n Ul.fiao
ton cruiser launched in HUM!, con
tinued to Shanghai.' Wf'
The work of another senlplor
will perpetuate the memory of Au
gustus Saint-Camlens In the Prone h
town of that nemo. ' '
The lilue river in Nebraska, if is
claimed, is the nation's most highly
developed power stream. '
raiiliCle5.YiE
we are:
POINTED
OUT
We're pointed out by folks who
know ' ;
As the one place that yon should
go.
They'll tell you to. phono. t ns
about your moving and we will
at: end Hi il promptly and po
litely. We'll gladly estimate the
cost.
Knight's
Spring Canyon
COAL
It Stores Well and
Burns Better.
Van Petten
Lumber Co.
"C.ood Service Quick"
Phone Alain 1.12
I'hysicians & Surgeons
i nn n. iicwvy. m. u. s
I EIVA WII.KKS, M. II. i
Prsctlco limited lo dlsennes ot tht
Kye, lOar, Nose and Throat
New Koley Telephone
llulldjnic Main 18
A. i iticviAiin.aour, II. II.
UnolUB 1R-17'
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Telftph..
Soniiner Ilmlfllnir
Alain
.1. A. WOMll.KI.IC'K, M. I.
Over 1.. & I,. DniR Store.
I'lione M-fi7S
Hospital ami J!.. 17oS 2nd ,St.
I'lione M-(!:i2
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Lake S.-..50 Round Tiin ' t
60 Da vs.
M.Y
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