La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 02, 1929, Image 9

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    Wednesdty, October 2, 192!)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE;
e Nine
NEW TODAY
KOINI) Nlicll-rliumttl RhKfw, s on
ltooNlcr Ivak, 'Cull (it (Jhscrvor i
" nnil i:iy 'for ail. . v : !. IfJ-i.'-lt.'j
V'ON" IIKNT J'urnlyho.l Apt.
O Ave- ' lll-i-itp. j
I'ul! 11KNT Modern Hrcnm hivitnri
Ants. Wnverly AptH. J 1
VA.VTi:i Himwwork in family
wltlloat children. 'I'll. , :tll7-J
. l"-2-:!l
' I'rti: K.VM-; Shim'.H iinil . pitts, i
". forms fx . lil-i-lfni
VoU SAI.K--S. lliiiB linnif clli';il: !
.V'coum Irrrt-inK town, full I ; -i j
; - .-, .: : . . " m-ja-irt i
Full ,'KKNT -ti-i-noin modern rnr-'.
niHltiMl bonne. Close In. (''nil Ii:! i-il .
' ' ' ' ' In.l-lT :
' misckIjlXneoos ..,.- '!
VOW tJ.Vf.lC Sons onmiHcji;, ; .'I'nll
.1U.1-M. . '. Ml-i-2t
I'lllVATiO Tntorim?. I'nll l:ll-,r.
m-i-iti
V.NTK() TO itKN'C I'uslnro lor
200 Plirop. I'Kll'Mnln .550. .10-1 -fit
YANTKI Comnejent Hhi forK'Mi-''
-oral housework. 1102 C Ave. 427
V. ' : 1 0-1 -lit
Nl'W.lAl. Wash. clrcics. Hln: 2
; yrH. to -M.-Oliaruntehil faul color.
r. A Kllk ilri'KwsVnilWi'il. NcoflU
Art ami (lift Khi. i:i,o(j Adams.
i 1 0-1-31
KO ltSAl,i:-(l:ns. 1 2 t'O. Win.
f ?12.50; 12 Kil. Win, 5)5.(10; 12 Kn:
" .1.. C Ktnilh. Double 33-ln. $16.00;
30-80 Win.' (.'arb. -.!!. fin, 30-40
Win, J 12.50. This week only.
(. 1". I'. ' l.lnyil. 200!) Adams Ave.
io-1-r.t
i'OK KALI-: (Jooil
wood heater stove
Fecoml hand
' 131-Jl. .
9-30. Gt
MONHVTO LOAN ON DAIKY
C'ATTLK Wo have i'in ar
rangement with life Spokane
AKTlenltural Credit t'orpoi'titlon.
n re-(llncouut company , of lite
Federal ..Intermediate, i Credit
ftanlc, to iitake 'lonitH on dairy
rati le . nity., immtlrly lnMAllim-.nt
' . basis. Interest Tiito will lie Hfc.
Iaynents (o he made in twenty
monthly Installments. You are
Invlled to call at our office for
detaded information. , llispecl
' or will he In thiH vicinity hooii
lifter October 1st.
I'NION t'kH.lllKllV CO WAN V
' 3-30-3t
LiKS!!!!; a placo to tint my nice,
upright piano. l'.-O. hbx 504.
w i ' ..S-28-41
: ;KOIt KAU'T flat nlto sax..
Call llfWaSV m (SSj
f- ' . r !l-2(i-0 tp.
KASTKKN ' OIIEUON School of
Alnslc, violin, piano, voice, ('rod
. Its. 1; O. O. V. templp, 447-.I. '
'9-24-1 m.
'Yl'EWfMTEUS All Kinds of por:
tubte nnti standard maclilrTes for
tiale or rent, sec. TucUey before
you buy a machine. Office with
KIlYcrthorn & Wright Drug Co.
K. C. Tuckey. tt-10-tf.
VOH SALK Fruit trees, orna
mental, stock, globe locust and
rose locust. Washington Nursery
' 10., C. W. Everett, hoetil agent,
1X09 Adams. I'hono Main Mf2-2
rings. ' 9-20-1 ;mp
LA'GRANDK MATl'RBSa & Up
holsterlng & Rug Cleaning
Works, Phone 424-W. Cliaa. Ed
VRrds, Prop. . 12-1-lm
MONEY TO LOAN We ii re repre
sentatives for' the 1?rndentlnl in-
1
nuranco Co.t nnd can make farm
or city loans at attractive ratea
of interest. Chos. . H.- Jteynelda,
Insurnnce. loans and bonds.
ilOM'NPOP ..;'';.-.'-..' HAWK MAKES HAY ; ' By Cowan
'. I1. ;' " ) 1 ;f :' MTER WWT VOU KNOW " TOM'S CtMTtLV Wwl ( tHCRE. HWC11 DOWN N ' J' '
jEVijHEN LMNVtR ( FIRST. GONN.tUL'SvAt rltLL BO KNVTrHNO S fcBOOT Hft'NKO GO ftND I HIRED HIM'.kND LrCK AND WHITE.1. (NT JUD WELLCO jM '!
& LESBT ys.vjK , '' TO "5QOME. WMSCV-F VNHTW THIS FEULOW WELLE.B. ) . HIRE 4lM TO CiET V1EUV-ER HOW CW HE PULL : SIWS IW TH CABOOSE ONTO. HE '
I M POP'S REQUEST igH ( THhT nEfN" HE'LU BK HW AND THEN I : . - ., i OUT Of JWU.0F MJLlWHQS!) WW;C0ftK'5CRW CM H J0M HhHtOCK OM WW.. L
I INTCRVCWCD VymMi UtftRN THM WELLER WOULD OWE. HS LEFT " i X00 KNOW VJHM SUCK STUFF ON WE? IT'S I . ; THEM. NO MMTEW WHrT HVEU'b, M '
OUDWCU.ER ' e'&Wmf "FM TO CET POP INTERESTED W TmS'VKRKCHUTE -' t :vRTlCUE.WE-S. - .-. VMPW A MMTER GtT MWttt N0N FOR THM .
t IN JAIL AND FIRST W til S WvXNTION.THtRe'S tOWG TO BE. LOT OF GUNN'S , , ,, ' ' OF ROUTINE TO N" -SlGIWUSt -f
I LEARNED THAT 'M-WW WWCV WENT M4D WTtW TO Bt M 0MwK ' '.ST T .. WMH 00W tUWt ' V f W I
.1 HIS VISIT TO SOfE OF IT. LET'S SEE HOVJ 1 CM! . . ASVt T- '!,
I .. M mm i mmmmmmm I T, 1.-, i i
, OF GETTING POP . SgSff ' C$W&gM 'I Irnt ' V WJ i
1 SELF-OPENING '.. OO WK Jkm ' I I Mm ffiJ
j FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS " " ' OSSIE'S ASCHEMER7 '" ' - - By Blosscr!
K- SE7mH5S ) If VOOWOO- OH. H T v))AS JOST V f LETS GET" A BONCH 1 )( THE LAST TIME? 7 -
;! awtT U6H6 -AT TA.AAS" TV. ' j TUiMlilfi' UbJ Jl v; h OP COOKIES OOT OF ou MO I - GEE. THAT'S SWELL, , CAUSE ) I
Tb COM OslfeR!? ( . ' 6 V.SM I6r YOUl? MOMS COOKIE J j GOT" A, THEM WOO WON , V
i EoS,f Y "4 jap-tm willing, SPAWK,WS am more-wT
1 UA0 OP ON USCLt . 7f OP 6UW.PIN '.- L IDG-Al j - ARE Vou 7 ; yi' TVIE LAST J T-i
I UAccYs-CAMiw!'y ... -nVs ,, '. to oc. jkWUrn ' vkr n TlWlE J iVUr'ij I- 1
. i i I i j . ' ill 't I . ii i a t A " n i n - h' Ml f, '. sr. 1 I i r i ml - m i i
K,S f " W ' lfi XBSty. .; . fwj-: -W't U IStSS I
SSIFIED ADS
Observer
Want Ad
Rates
1 (Count five average words
-to the line.)
Per line. iHt Insertion .... 10c
IVr lino, ttach added compe
titive insertion w 7c
Minimum, cli:iro on .one
oritur ...25c
ItATKH RV MONTH
2 line, per month ;-$2.C0
.1 lint-, per moniti
4 linon, . por inontti $4. Oil
U line, Pr month $4,75
T i;c;li uddltlonnt line over flvd
elm rjfed ut i t)c per 11 n per
moiiUt. y . .
;.Slt' IN ADVAN'CR 1h re
(juired on all Classif ied ortlrif to
euin -thestV rate. lllyrhor riites
cliartc"d'.on "iU credlL lnnrtlonrt.
('uj)y f-or. rill CluHHiffred ordure
tnut ir In this ofi'lee by 10 A.
M. DA V OF IXRHItTlOX. Stop
urf.!r.H on iid kns-.ried until fur
ther n ut foe rnusL he received b
thrn. rne hour. or extra iiiHertlon
will he clmrifed.
'i'ohiphonp ordeTs , solicited.
Oa.sh . ratf m nuiy Ijh earned on
phone orders 'by .paymen't on or
befuro da to of iitKt innertlon, -,
1110?J15 MAIM 37
"An ibBrver Want Ad
., Will lo it"
'MONEY TO TLOAN on lmproveil
. 'city' property, btraleht lORnii or
lntftallmtfnt tpto.fi. ' Xoweat 4-tes.
, I7nltd' Htates dnvestmfent Co.
'Phone Main M. . H-ld-lnt
KOTt RAl.K 45 Ilainpshii-o Bheep.
IJan Woatenskow. Imlilpr. 9 4 tl I
KOR SALE Used electric washers.
Maytns Hliop, Main 039.' 7-Sl-lm.
. i -
-I-'OH KKNT C-room furnishul
house with Harare. lSor Sid St.
riiftne 22-J. 10-1-LMp
H UIOCT 2-room pn rt ly f ur
nfnlied -hoUKe wlfh ftiiraffe. Inq.
lierger's Grocery. Y and Spr.uee.
' . ' . v , lU-l-tf
lait RENT Mod. 5-rm. huiiffalow
; JJardwood flooi-H and furnace.
CMill -at 1506 S. Ave. 9-30-61
J-'C n HKNT Steam heated rooms.
. t3, V4 40 per week. 11U8 Wasli.
J-2S-lwk
SOJIMRH MOTKLr Special winter
rutes nnd private baths; . Also
modern, newly ilone apartments.
. ' -sl-l mp.
;FOU KENT I.lcht housokeeplni;
rooms, 1512 Adams Ave. 9-9. tf.
FOll ItENT Tairn. houaea and
. apis., with baths clean, qutet,
low rata. Adults 1810 Green
wood. ,y. . 7-10-lm.
KOB BBNT Rooma over Silvnr
thorti. "Wright Drug Store B-18-tf
AUTOS Wil SALK
TOIt ;BALE 1!)27 lluick 4-door
rsedun. M. J Goss. !i-2S-4t
VOH KAlK 1 928 Stude. Dletator
Itoyl wdan. C wire-wheels and
In A-l shape. M. .1. Ooss.
. . 9-2S-U
l'4t lit Hil.V 9. tnn Tlan tritnlr ituorl
J only 60 days. Repossessed. Will
I sell at a burgtiln. See "Harry Wag-
goner. Phono Main 6f0. 8-23-tf.
FOUND
! FOUKI The best and cheapest
pine to get Sedan door and wind
hlm glass. Quickly Installed
nd Bfttlsfkction guaranteed,
Chas. Harris, 1G01 Madtnon.
4-1 8-1 m
j LOST Green plaid stag shirt at
Lr trap grounds. Reward. Call S72
W. lO-I-'itn
The Market Place
Of Union and
Wallowa Counties
KOlt HA LLC 2 story 5-room Iioumo. I
- Would make a Efoud Hoominj," J
. " ' y-:io-ctp. j,
l-'Olt HALK B room house, ;
'J'hovouehty modern. Otio of the f
; best buya on north side of the j
, tracks.
fi room hoiiae, clean cut prop
erty on paved street complete j
with Rnrnirt. bnsemcnt, furmiee.
.City lions paid. . .A bargain ut
A pood lnaone H room Rtenry
heateil modern liouso in Normal
district. Will trade equity OR.!
smalhM- home; Call Lowell Wil- !
liamson, MalnG. U-H-tf.
Ik' w
4J js:
Comniisioncr of rrohlhltlofi
I Abe Manm j mmMmmmmmm&
m -: . i limn nmmim5Qim i
Ik' Hi I
lorin "'tvs epnditioiiK un bettor ; t,1(- west J don i-UKo anti tnat m j janis and jellies Riven to us, to iar
th-m they've ever been Yes an i 1,10 y4Hw jaelcetH." Mih. Kmmu j lor a lonff time.
alter all thP white mule that's he- j ''ennin wtid few days ago when j , ",'VAnytlnie you pas through come
in' 'stashed aits a litttle ae on It -"'ul Mrs. Daisy Cook -left La . nnd see 'tis nRaln, 'have been fam
condiIionn '11 be .still Jtetter. it'ft ' t'inde sailer ; a Mx weeks stay.; Miar words to' us, . from people
alius funny to hear sonic 'Tond dad
talk about what he'K goln' to inaku
oat of a. son. ' . , :
Weather Holds Up
SOVlt ' rPalcemC)ff
SITKA. Alaska. Oct. 2 (AT) j
l he Russian aii-plane "Land of the '
Snviets" was still anehored In the j
harbor here at a. m.. pacific stan- i
da i d time, ami it was uncertain .
-whether tbp four aviatirs would j
leave for Seattle today. , (
' It was raining steadily and
southwest wind was blowing.
AVOitKKIW PHOTKCrri)
-.Cl'irii (AC) Nrarly one
fifth of all workers . la 'Swiss Yac
tol'ies are proteeted by unemploy
ment Insurance. Swiss eoonomlHtH
have concluded that this Is a 'bet
tor way of rqUovoliiK distress of
the hll4. than the dole systems' used
in Ktiffland, I'oland and several
other countries.
pilot is rvnrirr
PORTLAND, Ore., Got. 2 (AP)
Walter Korsen. Salt Ijiko City,
pilot of V'arney air Hno mail'ilanc.
escaped injury last night when ho
w.v? forced to land his piano on
the mud flats -north of a 'harbor
terminal.- Tho piano, flopped ovit
on Its back. An anibulanee was
rushed to the scene, but Nofcson
crawled from (he plane unhurt..;
ai:rkkti-:i .is timi;k. ,
constantinople (ap)
Hurmux Hanem, u Tip klsh woman
moons-hiner, has just heen arrestedj
for the eighteenth time! Agents of
the stale lhjuor monopoly found
on her premises a still nnd gallons
of raki, the powerful Turkish cous
in of Itussinn vodka. Swedish aqua
vit and Alabama r-orn.
OUT OUR WAY
I.
W "- ''V 'Boot Bur&lar POOFkJ J , y 1 H
it -v J I -s- ,ff x A til1
' III IV WI ,1 I, I I . I X,lt f I ..IS I .II I M Jt ' .. n Js I 'II If i-T .'. SS,- . I I 11 ,r I I
III mis MT orr bUM WlCHJt3. , ' s,io.-' soviet, mc J
ill II i V . . . -r-rr.-.. '
West Virginia Women Leave East
Oregon After Enjoyable Visit
I oniy one iiunff aooui
i.ney huiiik me an over.:'
They are from 'Charleston, WeHt
Virginia, and .plan to speml a year
touring 'the- I'nlted States. (
. These toinir-ts sny that they havr
never se'n nnvthlng like the north
WOjijIr. ii ml 11 rt hon inn- Hint hoiiki
,l!iy tIu Wi,,1ow"- forest . will bo
j madp into n national paik.
- iney auenneu rne -itowna-t p
and enjoyed, It as -easterners are
apt to do. . .. 1
Hearlnj? about n bit? eyprestt tree,
they plnn to camp tinder it on their
way to California.
"If California -Is any nicer than
Oregon, we'll Just Jdny there, but ;
T don't think It could be," Mrs. ;
Cook Raid . v'J"! j""""-"-
f ' '"',) obI watch your rttej)." they warned.
1-lkes Sbceii Camp A They like scenery so well they
' "This climate is certainly good r will pnly drive -In tht day' Ume.
for. appetites," they both- agreed, f "Von can speed at bnnie, but. wo
and confessed to -owning hourly j are on a trip ami go fairly slow to
ones,, since 'their, arrival here. : ' , jisoe'lt alL In some places there
"Sheep hunting appeals to iiH.vj we it no peod limits, I think these
we like It and the sour dought bis-j itiv the states of Nebraska, Iowa,
cults the herder gave hhj while wo '.and Wyoming. Once we saw a siKii
visited il slreep camp In the mirth ' that said. 'Don't drive under 4$
woods for n weok.
"Tho western people take things
so easy," Airs. Drcnnip sy-ld. 'Mlaek
east there Is so much morn ten
sion, and people are more .serious,
their tempers easily aroused; t
1 think It is because they aro more
'crowded. "People arc like the
country they live In, I think. Here
tho country Is broad, plenty of t
space, no hurry, soenm to be itlenty
of time, imrt rhe ipcople are tho.
snme wny-broad nnd unhurrleil. 'I
like their attitude. "The density of i
the population in the .cast, tlw ;
crowding, the rush, tend to make ;
;p(-oile more fler-," and she should
know because their business Is sell- ,
Ing real estate. .'
v'Wc are Just seoing-the Country
and Jhe kin folks." they sitd.
"Tho westerner's are so honplt- !
able. Strangers have said 'come and ;
stay with us n week, it won't eortt '
Tv-ue LAO1- HAS HAD
E.pEROMC VvjiTH BoRGtLrARS
UKE VOU BEFORE ! F
Dom't KrJow whv St-e's
Passim1 camdv aroumo
1VIAT SMAtL' MCK JAR,
VfERCaE OF .UcARNiM 50MPM
Boot Bur&lar PRoofc4.
p - ou nnytntiiff. . we nave enouan
wnoiu we neyer ueara fit or saw
before. " ,,, 1
i . -A pair of anllers I'esta on the
i front' of their ear. They also have
! a pair. or Indian buekskln gloves,
I "l" don't know- how many more
I rnnhicu wi.'ll Imvo wlitn wo t In-
ally reach home," ope of them said.
j ' . toth V'klovs '
They are sisters who have spent
most or llieir llle togeiner, except ;
when they were married. They,
are both widows now. nnd have!
never quarreled with each other. ,
"If you are ever fc'itf on a trip
like this .turn all your worrleH
loose, forget about your possessions.
; miles ap hour. Most nt these 'speed -1
ways' were In tho deserts, where
I East Oregon Fast Freight, Inc.
Over Night Express Service- at Freight Rates
' Insured Carrier ,
Auto Freight Terminal
Thone Main 673 . 1413 Jeff erson Ave.
By Williams
I
.
VOU
1
im
i they probably Wanted us to hurry
through. -Sagebrush,''; wind,: and
; jackiiibbitH.they have seen In larffo
; ituantliles. "We have enjoyed the
i desert landH, they are wonderful in
; their own way.'
: This is their first trip nf . this
kind, -and they h;ivo travelled about
' 'lr.iui miles this for.- ?
GAT
. fW)l HANK RIOi '
Halless young men seem espec-,
t lally silly to the old boy who thlnlts j
ins njre uursn unun wnen ne
a hat on,
, ' - .
I'ut a little nil Into the machiiK
of everyday living: say something)
.pleasant now and then; offer a '
smile dnesn't cost you -anything
and laughter will help keep' you
young. ' . ' -''..',' '
.,, t, '""' ..'..' . '. '.
. Three' caliJllateH 1 'iVu1'1 initseiiin'r
The hltchraek, tjie, petlicoat ntul
the Ijeiot-jack,
.--'
Young man In a crowded ear,
trod on the toes of an old gen He
man In a seat, "(ill's sorrv," h-S
said. "
(Hd Gentleman (hand behlni
1 "Xi
..j
!
Ik'k your pardon!"
otd Oonth'ninn vBh-h-h " -Youiir?
Man (Khnutlne) "I trod
on your foot. It whh an accident
an accident." x . ,
Old ticnUoman (catching the
last word only) "An acciilent?
. You don't say'! Anybody "hurt?"
"That storekeeper in never both
red with loafei-a." : . '
"IIow'h lhatV" ','
"I In sell Insurance on the si'le."
"Do you know, only two
prevent you -becoming a
dancer?"
"Indeed? What arc they?
"Your feet,"
'Vhty Never l)o .
I can't eat thlH Mturr. Call "thu
nit naffer.
"lt'H no line.
Ir,, s lie can't oat
It either."
We never sec the woman nny
hiore who was ; afraid a niousc-!
f would run up her dressli ; Thoro
Isn't enough dros left. .
Olio Of these days siuno one is
going to attempt nn endurance
! record of minding 'his own busi-
, j ness, that will la news. -.
A WisiMinsin, hunter was hot by
mistake for it dark. Ills last words
were; "Tell my friends that 1 dleti
game.' ,
"
A syiupnthelle bootlegger told a
despondent .fi-ituiil that some of his
Ktutf would struiKhlen him out and
fl did permanently.
'"'-.
When the .government , gets
through worrying about corn bor
ers, will It kindly pay a little at
tention to the mosquito','
, ' ' '
Willie, (to hardware store clerk):
1 -want a dofcen of the kind of
tacks that school teachers. rt!t on." 1
-
A dreamer thlnkh but never
works. A thinker ihlnks and puts!
: 111a thoughts into action, lie a
j thinker. ' ,
j It was during the war. Ttnln was
; falling steadily as the weary cyclist
1 Mowed throiiL-li the mini At tttut
ho Hplfd a liKUre walking toward
mm tnroiiffh the gloom, lie nsled
the natiw: "Jlow far away is the
village of, roppleton?"
"Ten jnlleK the other way," re
plied 'the native.
"The other way," exclaimed -the
eyellHt yinrt the 'last Hlgn post ' X
passed -eivltl it was In this direc
tum," ' ' .
"Oil," replied the native, ''we
turned theiu sign posts around
backwards to 1'nol tlm Zeppelins.".
You only have to go out on the
nun Is of.' a Sunday nfternnon to
ivnlfy.,, what a great turnover tlm
jnA "'""V ""y H. nfiv:
kteiMiJ.l-PWIMW-Plp
THE
HIGHEST
IDEALS
-. j
THE highest .code of ethics
governs our professional ser
vices. We do everything with
thu most delicate anil meti
culous respeot for the wishes
of the boroaved, ;...
We Understand,
Lung Motor Always Available
gNODORABfl A .
ZIMMERMAN
, Main 01
ear) "Eh?" : . .
You n j; Slun 'more loudly)
1
1 Professional Directory II
This ulractorjr Is especially liandjr for flio newcomer or tor fiio
out-of-town reader who nisy wnnt tliti nnnio and mlilrcm o! soma
proruulonal man. It hus bean oarorully prepared and will prom
to bo a read aid to any reader lu obtnlnlug prompt professional
service.
Classified for.
Osteopathic Physician
j, i.. irrni.ni, n. o.
MAUUAIIUT ll)(II,U, II, O.
Oenvral practice and the "Post
HYHTICM" for fallun urchoa.
fomtnrr 1'elephone
uuliuing Main 100
Astrologer
him rrtuni'inrcK iiaijMics
301 N Ave., l.a Qrnnde, Ore.
ltMidlnn dully.
Readings by Mull a Specialty
STAGES LEAVE
From Corner of Elm and Jefferson
Wallowa Valley Coaches
Leave -
La Grande for Joseph 8:I3 a. m., 10:45 a. m.,
A :00 p. in.
Makes All Main Line Connections.
For Informntion rail MAIN 799.
Three trips daily to Wallowa Lake 5..50 Round Trip
Good for 60 Days.
Fine And Marriage
By Same Justice
1 KIXK AMK- hiKTk ''
MKlH'ftRlX 'Ovo... OvU 2 UP)
t jV lew. minutert alter a Justice of
j pence litid Imposed a $S fine on
-C 11. MavH. Awhland. potoiltlal
i bi ldCKi'ijom, for drlvlnir n ear with
t'four in (lie ifi'tmt Keat the same
ijiiwlicn maiMiett 'Maya aiul .AI1h
; Hazel M annoy, 19. -i v
May. his bride-to he.v und two
! wltncKHes, en route to 'piirchnnn a
tltints ! innrrlHtfe. Iicpiimp. were arreate!.
irreat 'Tn" fI,lpn My .V ,
.. ." J . Thou Miivs bought the mnrrlnpe
i. 1 ' licence, returned to the wime ju
i lice, and Mi Alansey became Mr.
. :' Mayn.
'VAUT. 17 MniMfVXS .
I.ON-UffM tAV) The new tax
able value of the 'city ef .Westmin
ster, a mile square In "metropolis,
tan London. Is $47.dalt.40tK maktng
It second only to 'Olasgo.w Scot
land, among Mrltish cities. In Vot-,
minster are Itutrklnwham and St.
Jti'tncK 'palaces, the Hohhcb ol I'ar- ::
lluiueut. Westminster abbry -irnd
St. .Innies -park. ' ' '; ' ,V -'' -'
until
YrarQiCleavinger
move -rYV.
; , . ;
our .
move
nwn riK'RE to TIIKRI' Just
tell us WH1TRI-: 1 ;; -
Our speert and Hkll' !Nyoml
;: i'oinpare. -i , . .
It's almost ns ensy ns tearing a
page ult the calendar and find
ing yourself In the middle of a
now (lav. That's how we take
ea re of vou r M ovl ng Day re
sponsibilities. 'V- ' 1 ,
RadidToIes-'
. . V ' . ' ' ' r,'' J. :.-
Bnnp; in the di.stnnt stiw
lions. Wo have radio
inimts from 32 to 40 feet
long; they soli for from
$2.-10 to $n.00. Delivered.
Van Petten
Lumber Co.
"Good Bcrvlco Quick"
I'hono Afnln 733
Quick Reference
rhysicians & Surgeou
J. W. VO.N'l)l:llMCIv, MR
I'liV-'ictiin and Siirgron
Office nnd Flospltnl ovi'r tho Tiffin .
Tel. llnill 07 unit Main 078-11
I,ICH n, BOUVT, H, n.
LUJWA WII.KKS, M. 1).
Practice limited to dlseaitea of ttisj
Kye, 1'lar, Nose and Throat
New Folpy . 'lSlephona
UiilliUntt i;- Main 1
iia Mcmi:i:kin .
'liM,lie.r nf 1
Tito Hnrberonx System,'.
Voice Divinntloa
Melville Apia. I'll. Main 741
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