La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 23, 1929, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, October 23, 102!). LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Page Seven ' CLASSIFIED ADS : NEW TODAY K Hi 1 : K.N'T Modern furnished iipt. Front, ground floor. 1 Cod Wash. Ht.aa-t tp j.-uii l;KNT :t roiiin luniishi-d house. Inn. 1213 Y :ive. l.OST l.atK bunch Kt-ys. Kin! Ut-y No. 1 ii;;. ltd urn lo Obser ver office. ln-23-2 ip. KUl'NU i keys on lore rlnif. Cull Uliycm-i', 10.:1-4 tp 3 V.NTi:i Uuom timl, lioard. IU- iweeu .orin;i. ami town, rim ( h:itrvi'r. ln-2:t-:i l.tiST l.v Kl!K-f on . I ..-! Ve III HlMi'l'VlT. lark Hi re!. wi; .sNllioii :iTt.. Main 2 . ft Weeks, in-sa-i ip I '( lU SA 1.10 - Ni'W nuiskr.i 1 1-uly's i out. M.ule of finest mi inr- i raufiiit in ;lsl;rat. I.i'.ss than wholesale' cost. Also red fox choker, way below wholes:, Ic price. See Chris .Mi l ). 1 .1 HI ... Adams. in-L'ii-l to. i.iiST--KlHfk sill; hat with rhlno- Mim- oinanit-nl in center ;md black feath'T on riijM side, ' ' .1. 7i:i l ave. In. 2:1-:... Foil SAI.K- liiiode Islam) lied ( ' hiviiif"; la ns. "'.ill Main 1 1 H. I ' Ut-M It j J.'Olt SAMC- Kirat elites Holland litilhs in tulips, daflodlls. cr- c;jh. s: iiias. snowdrops, liyaciti )F 1 lis. Ki'ape hyacinths, also nar i ei.smis. Iilli''s, perennials, shrub J In Ty. tre-S. frtfit tVfHH to order. Kverythini? in the nursery line. lilnc Nursery, i Ith and J. si. I'liane UH-A. ?n-n-'fl. cut sai.i:- 1!I2-.1. liolten ferliliicer. I'll. Hl-2.-:-(l tp WINTKU TI'llNlPa now re;uly, I 'oc in patch or 2e delivi-ri-d. i;."l.. Ilalhy. lo-2:i-4 tp VANT!-:i M Iruli'-s. Wam-'S S2.au to ".h a day. Inq. new liehy dratiiiK pliint. o-2:t-if mn SAI.K -2lo4 .'inl. hi; dlnini; chairs. SAI.K .. No. .1 -New .f I lopot. iikelin for li-2:l-:i U- W A XTKI SA I.KSM KX KAItX TWO HAYS I 'AY IN OX I: Jl.'irnlliniT Am -riea's most widely Known and universally v.ytl )iti . of pi-rsonal and Jtnsiness Christ )ii;!s -tin eliiiT ''aids on very lih eiMl'ljoiiiniisioii that is paid in e;ijili'every ' dny loifethi-i with i 'fre'nf'fous" Tnonl hly honuw. With- I oil! experience either full or pit rl time people run make more money than I hey " efer e:i riled before sinee We teack yo i how and tell y..n where fo S"11, also furnish marnifieenl y iTiijdi s and eomplel.- instrue linos ahsolut.dy fr-e. If you are nn amliil Ions worker ;md want in earn $ I f un. an before Christ mar, writi' mi! today. Sub s Mjrr, ln-pt. p-X-f. TIIK PHOCKSS CDltl'OHATION Troy at 21st. street. Chimin. MISCKIJjANKOI'S KOlt SAKK- P 3 years old. lrkard piano. Ph. 4SS-J. la $ tr.o. i7-;t APPLICATIONS for !i i)!?, received 11 Sanitorium. Aetiv( collipeti-il! people in person or by 1 i' K-elmid. I to n position now t Hot l.ak , steady and only. Apply I. Iter to Mr. :t phone. ln-21-41 "OH SA LK r 3U0 acres linpi oved near Palmer Junetlon. La Claude el.-;u- property considered. Pert Oakman. 2111 iavid Stott ItMi?.. elreii. Mich. ia-7-l mp r . : . - - - . r : AIOM'N POP SETTING MORE TRAPS ' By Cowan j I'lflff'f Lwwavdo.wnownt) . Vv 1 v"RNt0 P0P 'TH" wcv wwof that wul cone out V w iM.m III If eF. , WZS- WELUCO.HSIRlCrttBHtMimo M"-; ttWtUllON fiBt KVOOR Of -0uR PROnfi ViUV DOM'T YOU CO RGHT Vjkir VVgfp "iWVtCCS Q I O ' MOWING RWSOtlAL.VM Tl I ! at-' WMKrzZWm ''--'f XfeJ -J cliuTtwsT y ' l-efer m$$m a iT zi ww m " a flock o? pcoput viho Kti07j aw jws ' iM KX ' vM $A 5 wyo THC how or W?) M FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS TfoK,LINE AND SINKER! "' By Blosser ! , fcEE-iwAsiut osoa -roocrH'.sj- ) ( Aivnuiri'-iM utcs. J vsw,tBSE f AioPsN0-min-in Jjf ALL bight- ( t 'a ss ip "ny 1 TlVtS WASA-ZIM6. AM.1AV !! Tp'S J VCAU-UAT A8O0T ArSv TC!P 02. Sc0 SU'P?13 'T T AU" " UT5 60 V C'WOM LPT ?'c'0 LP "iUAT MASA2.IM& J Is just tvz tuins vjc a dowBexv- mxZ ia tusoosh rr-TUcrs T)V I ' amd fiso am' ). M, ' ( VEP, THEY DID ( rEJl Ayi .. riC ' s C -Jf '-A ' ' A CAT"" j Observer Want Ad Rates (Count fivo averse words tit Iho line,) Per line, 1st insertloi ..10c lr line, t-Hi'h lidded conuc- utlv insertion 7c Mlnihium uharKe on one order .2Ec It ATMS HV MONTH 2 lines, mr month 2,fi0 .'I lilies, er mouth $;i.2u I lines. per month $1.00 S hnes, per munth J4.75 Ktich fiilditliinal lino over five charmed at ioc per line per IIUHllll. CASH TNf ADVANCE Is re quired on nit CJus.iiiicd orders to cum thi'.n riiiea. Higher rates churned on till credit insertions. Cujjy fur nil Classified orders nui hi ho In this ofiiet by 10 A. M. DAY UK INSHItTlON. Stop orders on nd Inserted until far ther notice, must he received by tlies.i me hour or uxtru ilisurtlun will In charged. 'llt phone orders solicited. Cash rains miiy be enrned on Idione orders i)y payment un or afore date of lust insertion. PHONIC MAIX 5. "An Observer AVnnt Ad Will lo If i: P. dress making, alu rations, j reliuini? reals. Phmm SSa-,1. I i:io2 sih hi. Apt. ;i. in-21-lwk l-'Olt SAt.i;--7 hoad Anderson I alry ahoatit. Call Hi-21-:Up I'OII SA 1. 1-: Apples. lielicious; iioman Heantlefl, italdwins fiO to $l.7.r. ItrinK" lo.e. Adrien Nel- j son. Island City. 10-lS-lm ; VilH SAI.K All klllilH nf iH'iitei'S. j Motrolas frinn "i0 ti j. Other' SA I.A It Y LOANS .a,lo ,o ' ,1,0 workiiiK man. No socurlty. l.n (Jranrle. ltiNuranco - & Kinanco Corp. lia Kim St. 10-iG-lm KOlt SAI.K l'ned electric washers. Maytaj? Siiop, Main 6S9. 7-31-lm. KASTKllN OltKfiON Rchnol nf I Mu.tic, violin, )lano, voice. Crod- ils. I. O. O. V. temple, 447-J. 9-24-1 m. MONKY TO LOAN We are repre sentatives for the Prurtpntlal In- biiranco Co., und can make farm i or city loiins at attractive rates of IntereHt. Chap, II.. lt'ynolds, Insurance, loans and bonds. j MONEY TO LOAN on Improved i city property, straight toaub or , liiHtaWtnent plan, lowest rates. TInired Ptutes Inveatment Co. . Phone Main 3. -16-lm l.A flltANTlM li-A'n'RMHS Mr Tin. liolHtenlnir A nua CJnninJtwl I':im"1" Kit n''lM" ln '''"PO the Works. Phono 424-W. Chas. Ed- j wards. Prop. 12-1-lm' ' l!XU KI:'VI j l'i HE " I: KNT 2 room fum. apt. j fnrnUhed. in.l-4.h Si. IO - 22 - tf. i I'olt ItKNT ft room furn. Iioiisn. Hia4 Wash. 10-22-2 tp l-'Olt Hi-:NT 1 2-rootn apnrtnient and 1 4-rooin apailniont elos to hlvh school. 3i-V. 10-21-lf, FOli KKNT ii Adams, call room house at I !)" 1 1301 Cherry. i J 0-1 7-1 f. 1 Kolt KENT Kurn. houses and nndor prensuic and oil comes up apts., with baths clean, quiet, mural well, low rates. Adults. 1M0 Oreen- Tho method works, says Dr. wood. 7-10-1 m. jt'hnrh'K It. Kettkc. professor or -. . "t- .- ..... .. , (fooloKV anil niiiiei'.'! loiry . at Car- SOMMRIl HOTKISppoiti winter , i"'io InstHute of Technology, re rates and private bat lift. Also j ward less of old wellrf thin may he modern, newly done apartments, j in iho vieiuity. The method J-i4-l nip. ; called the "rive-spot." 1 -' 1 j Ur. l-4-ttke has just cnimdi'trd l-'Olt I?KNT Steam heated rooms, four years si inly nf the method and $3, $4, 't per week, 14MS Wash, says it has "brought up prodin lion 10-7-lm. treniendmily."- The Market Place Of Union and Wallowa Counties AUTOS IVU SAI.K KOlt SA1.K--2-ton Heo truck, used only GO days. Repossessed, will soil at a liarnain. See I lurry Whk tfotier. Ph. Main cr.a. ,hi-y-tf. l, ).VP l.UST A hlnrU iu;iiv lnM, wel .ha about :i.Mi li.s. Call 1'27-W. Hi-22-St. l'tHrM) Pair of- hurn ilinineci ffa.sseH. i "at! Oltseryc ia-22-4. tp. l-'Ol'Nl) i((.yH on rliur. - Mil Ohserwr- ia-22-4 tp FOUND The best and cftKpt;i place to Ret Sedan door and utn.1 shield glasH. ijuickly InstutleJ and saiijfactin Knaianieed Chaa. Harrin. IfiOl Madison. 4-1 1"i U A.VI Kb WA XT10I Sey ins V. "i I ri-:trd and ia-l'2-(i tp. WANTi:i earners .Morning Dr Konian papi r routes. Ask for Harrison at A. & W. Hoot Peer .-Stand. . ia-22-3 tp WANTKD Children to takr care or. liest of-earn. Modern homo. Phono 20H-H. m05 11. avo. 1 1 1 - x -1 mp. Abe Martin syJJf NN' M&WM "I don't reincmhe it, hut flier's some si uff from Caninia that'll tiiio that .off' 4; aiu .roe l ine, luiiny, as ne wjucn- fiM' the K"Od ole orderly days when the very worst tlmm you could 'li,u 11 ""''' ""i" nh'f. ,,or. w.TI-:it llol.KS I'tHICi: - , .TTSI ;r , ( ( : , , ,A., Will(.r ' pressure enables i ratm's In tho Hradford fields f mirth wesiorn Pcnnsytviinla to drill a welt where they please wllh the certainty of ucttlnj; tll. , Knur water wells are drill. -d at the corners of a square 2no to feet on a side. I n the center is drilled one oil well. Water Is fqreed down the four corner wells fey l i V 1 1 111 A I , ' the nmiic of Hnin' in WALLOWA GOT SPROUTS SLOWLY Fields, Although Moisten ed by Recent Rains, Are Drying Rapidly lly U. V. MVA'M (Observer Correspondent ) WALLOW A. Ore., (Special) Hcautiful aiittunn weather eontln ues to prevail over this section of the country. Then- has been no rainfall during the past two weeks and with drying w i nd s h lo w I n jy ' part .f i he time the molwture has been tapidiy taken from the snv ; lace of the soil. The latest rains appeared to, have worn deep en ough into the soil to cause the iCreater pail of the fil l seeded wheat lo romiueiuv sprout im,'; however, with the nights hecniultlK nun h cooler and heavy frosts near ly every nijrht the uraln is making a very slow jfiawth. Hut few of 1 the early sowed fields are showing tip much Kieen yet and farmers are of the opinion that none of the j tii-iiin will jc't KOorf y. siurt he ; fore winter as is desired,, , The ex perience of the majority, of the i larmers of tills cuniinunlty In for- nier years seems to be that' the early sowed Kraln which Kets a iVOod start before freeziliK' weather ' lias a much belter (banco of com ing through and makhiK ,K1 stands the folhiwini? strimr. The ; uiosl of the seeding has been flll J ished more than two weel;s ;io. ! however, a little I.-.:: .ulniK Is beiiiH: done mostly on land which ' has been in crop this year and has been worked into condition lor seedttifi after being pastured off. Some plowing is being done in ' parts or the va 'icy section but even ' tl.i i e tanners say the soil Is loo diy lor f:ood plowing except where I' plenty of irrigation water is avall ! able to iriluate the land good pre ; vious to plowing. i A. Hunter recently irilHnted a considerable . acreage of his land in the valley j east of town and has been 'Puy j plowing during ihe Oast week; he says here the ground Is plowing in ! Kood jhape. itiiugc conditions in ( he hill anas have shown a jlt ile improvement recently, since Iho . last rains the new grass has started srme and the stock are eating of .the dry feed better since Jt has been .softened some by rain. - The nuiHt of the livestock tins been gathered i fri m the summer ranges at this 11m,. and placed in the pastures ' and ficlda. Nearly all of them 'show the effects of Ihe long con tinued ury spell and many are uol , Kuing to be in extra good condition to s art into the winter. Milk production from ih,. many herds of dairy cows In (his community lias been fin to a coiidcrabie extent by the shortage of good green feed at this si axon of the year. Some of -I he - hordiv which do,, not have. : good pasture are being 'fed hay In Older to keep them milking good. .1. W. Ilrfght, who lives a few mile seast of town lias beep' busy i nri nfly putting up u third crop of i alfalfa hay from a small tract on his farm there. The first and second cuttings from this piece nf land were except iotially heavy and 111,, third cultlug has-been fairly heavy. Some small lots of ha.y i are mid lo have, been sold In this cniii m unity (recent ly, with I he prices i ranging from $12 In $15 per tori j for the best classes of hoy. j Mi s. I in rry 1 (earing and ;4iss Ann Murphy of Evnps were vlsil- ois In town the last of the week. ' Hi ue,. l- ishcr and w lfo of Leap w re isltin gat V. (.'. (Iciting's ni Middle Valley Sunday. A baby daughter whk born to M r. and Mrs. Jay Johnson here October l !i. Mis. Johnson Ih a daughter of Mr, and Mrs. II. I . Heelitel who lives a few miles casl or town. Mrs. Susie Mee; ami sons, Sam and (J rover, and Karl I lurch field vhUed at the II. C. Hearing home in Kvans Sunday, I .. V. 1 .a t h rop of Lea p wn k a i,rirt. f"4 vi-iior at Suminervllle the ; lirst of the weelr. A meeting of Wallowa grange , No. tln3 was held here l-Ylday eve . ning, with a fairly large number of members in attendance. A num ber of new members have been initiated Into the grange during the past few weeks. A considerable amount of log- j glng activity is going on In this J section at present. Tile greater; part of the logging is being done ' by numerous contractors who have : I engaged In logging in some of the ; small tracts of timber w hich is ; owned by individuals. James 'Crowley who hits logged extensively; in this end of the country for the ' pas l several years is at present ; engaged in logging near Maxville ; for the How man-IIIrks l.umber eompnuy. Some ot the other Coti- ; , tiaetors who have either finished their jobs or are engaged in log- : King to Hie locat in I 'Is are: Chas. j Johnson of Lower valley, who has horn logging In the Wallowa can-; ; yon during the past summer and; expects to .start, operations oil an- ! otlur job in the. Whiskey creek district soon. Maunis Witty has , also been busy on a togging job in ! the- Wallowa canyon during the i past several months and expects , , t,n finish work there- shortly, j Charles Potter is busy w ith a job in ; ; Iho Miilile valley section .'Jggiug tiff Hie mountain at that point. TlK! ' logs are being brought in the pond j hero by trucks and some large bigs ar seen every day on their way In. : The roads are In tho best of con- ' i dltlon for heavy hauling. ' ' ', O. W. Minor has been busy (lie past several days working some of tilts ground into condition for , i seeding to wheat. The soil is too dry for plowing and spring tooth ! : harrowH havt been used in working j j Hie surface of the hi ml. j ! Krniili Kisher of Hurricane creek, j : was Visiting relatives hi Hie Leap1 ; community during the latter part ! of the week. . . ' ; Several of the local nimrods have ; I been on hunting trips in the wood id areas of (lie county during the j past week. The continued dry j , conditions are said by many to be j j very favorabe for hunting. Among j i those who are reported to have ; . been successful In getting bucks . i recently are: "Habe" Moore, killed j ! one.' near the Stanley ranger sti- , 1 lion. .Kelly Loundagin, who lives , i with Mr. and Mrs. A. V. McAb x : a'llder of Middle valley, was also ' successful in bagging a 'buck re-, j ren My. ! (illcs Plass was called to Lit I (irando the first of the week as a witness on a suit against the county ; in connection with coutracl work on the north and highway a year , or two ago. T. (I. Johnson finished digging : frvoral acres of potatoes during the early part of ihe week. He' . dug better than Jiim sacks of po tato s fl III ft 11 t il l) g lit e te n ' acres, which is considered an ex ceptionally good yield for this sea- : ! son, .Many of the oilier farmers ! ; In various purls of the contmunily j j have been busy recently digging j i" thehv portfloi-K '1n- nil Instances tire ' yield Is said to lie much below th( of normal years. - ; ' Y. M. iniwiilng of Lenp lias. 1 beep busy s veral days the past , week helping Hruce I'isher In working some ground Into condi ; Hon for seeding lo fa 't wheat. Many people in this community t have been suffering r 'iilly from fHOini' seVle colds whlcli In some j c.'ise 8 has been difficult to get rid . ! Of,' T, O. Johnson made a trip to , l-'lora Wednesday of last week ' . where ho auctioneered a no o of . stock and farm machinery, i Tho water situation is si ill a I troublesome one in some parts of t tliis community, many of Mu wi lis 1 in the hill sections are beginning j to get unite low ami Some ore hav- lag to haul drinking Mater for ' consfderab e distances. Slock w.-itei-i is also said to be none loo plcnti ; ful al some of the farms. Al rs. J.e Hoy I Mass and baby ( da ugh ler returned home recently from Portland where they have ; been vlslHtitf with relatives for the past several weeks. I Home of the county gravel trucks ; were moved here from the north nd of the county ih( laft of tl week and according to reports will soon s.ari spreading siiriaelng ma terial on a stretch of road east of tow n. '1 lie si rei ning plant, w hich w.is recently moved ironi the II. I. Hc-ha 1 larin to the C. W. Mum tord hill is now set up "nd ready for opeiation. Prank Walker of Parsnip creek was at his ranch In the Leap com munity the latter part of the w;'ek digging his potatoes. Mr. Walker reports that the recent rains were not as heavy In the country to ward Knterprise as in this com munity and that but Utile of the tail sown grain is coming up there Vet. Leltoy Plass, who has been en gaged in driving a gravel truck for the county road building crew dur ing the past summer, moved tils truck here from the norlh end of (he county the latter part of the week ami will help in hauling gravel for the stretch of road oust of town which is to be graveled soon. i THEATERS "Hearts In Dixie" Scores In Local Theater "Hearts in IMle." which now is thawing locatly at the Arcade the ater, comes her' with tliu most glowing praise from every theater in which it has been shown. This Kox Movietone all-talking production is unique from many standpoints. It tells a story of the southland, just attor the Civil war; it has pathos, yet is fraught with humor, and besides lis actors it has ai ore than two hundred singers, dancers ami musical com edy stars recruited from among tile best in Hie He 'J. Among the entertainers s tho III 1 1 brew ehoruM or1 sixly mixe I voices which render two Heor(. or so spirltoa Is and foil; songs that eonio from the screen In marvelous fashion. The chorus li;is a wide radio rcputat Ion; directed by Paul Sloane, "Hearts In Hixie" is amiiKcmcni of the highest order. Official War Picture At The Colonial "Anieri a 1'mb r l-'ire," whleli eomes to the Colo nia I lor H days a i ; in iv loday. brings ( 'orporal Hob I ng -stoii as lecturer. Thus far Hose pictures have never bo fore been unreeled before local nil 'diem os. Sectors held by local troops and other soldiers from the stale are shown in Ihe countless flashes, of Krnnco. Corporal Ho'.i Inglestou, the lecturer, speaks tho Watch Tonffue , For Signs of Illness Your loiiKiiu is untiling more limn the upper end of your stomach anil intestine. It in the first tiling yimr doctor lonl:s at. It tells at a rlnnce the condition of your diges tive system and physicians miy that lid per cent of nil sicknesses start with stomach und bowel truuhlc. A white, or yellow ish coating on your toiiRuo is a danger Riunul of those diges tive disorders. It tells you why tho least ex ertion tires you out; why you have pains in the bowels, e-us. sour iimut stomach, dizzy spells. : And it's n sign you need Tnnlac. This good old reliable medicine has helped thousands who were physi cal wrecks. Keo how the first bot tle luilps you. ; Tanlae contains no mineral drugs; It in made of barks, herbs ;md roots nature's own nudlrines fur fie sick. (Jet a bottle from your .lniggir.t today. Your money 'iiick 11 II. iloesn'l Help voil. took nt Yttnr 'IONG11 : nay unit language of the dough boy. Tho shirring realism of the picture can- ' not be equaled. Kvery Interesting dctni' is pointed out. Hattie scenes Will be recognize! by the 'i local veterans. The Argonno. St, Mihiel, and Chateau Thierry bat I ties showing the efforts of thv j Yanks which brought the conflict to a close are prominent on the I screen. Hringlug together the university seat of culture, and tho prlxo fight ring, which can hardly be called anything like that. Is the daring expedient by which drama wns made in "The luko Steps Out," Wlllium Haines' new Metro-do d-wyn-Mayei starring vehlcl,. new playing at the Colonial theater In connection w lib "America Pnder I'M re." It Is both a prize fight picture and a college picture or, per lia ps in orp correctly, neither one or the other. l.uclan Cory's Saturday Kvcnlng Post story Is the basis of the play. Haines plays a heavyweight cham pion wtio falls in love with a co Vge girls, and. hiding his Identity, goes to college to be near her. His trials and tribulations in keeping his professional life from her and still righting to defend his title makes a hilarious series of comic (iplsodcs, climaxed with a sensa Honnl prize fight sequence In which Haines battles with Koper, famoua professional pugilist, In the ring. This dramatic scene, produced on a lavish scale was- staged in the Hollywood 'legion stadium before an audience of more than a thou sand. Ozono Pino foi'oMs iln' nut pmiluco n'i)iu, TInmtltTshii'mK cronli; iii.isi nf II, mill ll.nvrilii- iilmils iii'M. Mumps woiilil ho hi'iilllili'i' If lYi'iv lilnninlnj; .1 :i ii I s wen- iihvii.v-i Ucil In Hi. 'i.i An opera singer Aays art cannot lie luaiMifaclilrfil. .Induing .. I'V sonic ot' the railto sopranos. It can't In-oa.least. cither. AT FORTY 1 MOST WOMEN should he on the lookout for I x signs of gallstones j lioelors say w'omen at forty who . are inclined lo be fleshy should watch out for (la list opes, (hill Mlndder. I ,lver and HI mime h Trouble. I f yon have pains In your side, around your liver, stomach or back, Hint is nature's warning, (live KIll'ITOI.A a I rial don't Walt. One dose often gives complete relief. Kor over twenty years Klll'IT( H.A has been m 'd by thousands of people, who praise tts merit because tl aels so quickly. Kor sale, rcromincud ed und guaranteed by Moon Drug i 'o.. and ot her loading druggists. HIGHEST IDEALS 1 THIS hlghmt code of ethics govorna our professional eer vlces. We do everything with tho most delicate and meti culous respect for the wlihea of tho boreuved. We Understand. Lung Motor Alwaye Available sNonnnAHS Z.I.MMKllMAN Mulll SI Professional Directory Tbl dlreoUiry In epHaUjr tin nil; for dm newcomer or for fiia oni-of-umii rtadKr who ma want tin ntmio and aildrctu nf louu profoMilonftl man. Il Uom bvon carefully prcpnrrd and will prove to !e read old to ftiijr reader In olitaliilnu prompt profeflMlonAl Classified for Osteopathic Physicians J. L. irtcii.n. d. o. MiuAiiu-r i.xu.ic. ii. v. Clermral practice and tlm "I'ost bVH't'iiU" lor fallen arehrs. Bomnivr Tulephfttie UulliTn- , Ualu 106 Astrologer MRS. I it i :ii i ( K itAr.MKH SUt N Ave., J.a flramlu. Ore. Nenriln, ilnliy. IteaillnRS liy Mull a flpeclatty STAGES LEAVE From Corner of Elm and Jefferson Wallowa Valley Coaches Iycave La Grande for Joseph 8: 15 a. m., 10:-I5 a. nr.1, 4 :()() p. rn. Makes All Main Line Connections. For information call MAIN 7!)9 lliroc tripH d'.uly to Wuliowa Luke $5.50 Round Trip Good for 60 Days. KiLi.ow.vrr Horn.' kjils I I M KX HLOOMIXOTOX. HI.; (AP) The kiln-w alt-hour, a term some time quoted to housewives bill still a mystery to most of them, means the unit of electricity that in otie hour will do the physical work of 1 4 men. ft'aiy Goo!ti on Weather Tin stiyiii'r ll::if much luis boon said nhout Ihe weislher I substan--Hilled in Hie report Hint Mie I'nited Slates weather bureau lias n lb hrary of 47.WO hooks, nil on lhu went her. Claude Martin At Neat's Creek, S. C, found himself ami his uuto- -mobile In a, cornfield after a rat. ran np bis leg f f A 1. J ' 1-4. c luith YranKCleavinger When you're ready let us know. Hklll and Cure wo always , SllOW. ' : We know how to take care of valuables, Calling on us is miic insurance ;;gatus: damage. SaveJf ON FUEL WEATHER STRIPS -keep out cold, droits, snow, rain. Soon pay for thenue'vea In the fuel saved. Easily Id. stalled without removing win dows or doors. Not a coll strip .-but highly tempered spring metul.' Permanent, effective; economical. 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