Saturday, October 2G, 1921).
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
Page Nine
CLASSIFIED ADS
NEW TODAY.
N I:;Hil.K MKNUIXtr of ninn.M-s!
in si Mi Hosiery. Tl;i Wunlrulio.
l-a-C tp.
j.iiK S.M.K .Siinhcnm hwit cab-
int't. MokI economiiul lit'iitcr. ,
1 h"jH lo-i;ii- tp. 1
-( ii: s.vlj: -Tmirinsr ;. t lu-up.
i-harifs liyii'.nn, 1517 1'oitrih St..
Hi.i'H-itt.
HAI.K 4 ft- roul wool. I'll,;
Wt-V. tp
p K AN J 1 1 1 T I ' K A I IS for Hit In, 1
only 51 per Imx. lliln your
)otH. At flirts M. SUl K luiul, '
ov l'j tii f . I'u.sl from whi'ri!
I ,n Ci-iiinh nml I .nwvr t "ov
Miirlift. mail joins. liz-iM-K tp, ;
Full SA1.K At a LaiKuiii, S '
i-cctii. moilcrn .I'mim-. Wan I to
l.avi- thf cliy. Iiuiuim al J : 1 7 ,
dak St. u. !
j-'oi: SA1JC Stonr jaiH, nil sizt-s.
Millions, liters l-'u'iiiur
storv. 1 n-G-;it. I
STIiAVKH Ok KTOKLW Olio i
llulsu-in row, liinck with wjiilo ;
spots. Itniml'il li on riht hip.
one notch in 1 -It cur. '2 in ,
rh'ht. Iiw.inl. fall I-'iinn 4.V.
m-:n;-:i ip.
l 'i )li iiknt St.-jini hen t cil room
, with hoanl. I'h. Al. STu.
i ii
i:l"Y, SKI.!, I.AISK. MUVK hous.-a.
Ui-nt jack screws. .John Mars.,
. "' in-ii- I t.
AtlKNYS WAXTICIi lliw (H'liO
corponition seeks iiiuuukw for
ii nor c n pied territory. I ,ilnrul
coimniwiion. KrirniiiKx start. Im
mediately. ( iuod tor ffi.nno
yearly.. We furnish slock, de
liver it fill collect, l'revious experience"-
ii ti necessary. l-'yi'-Kyter
emu puny, l!i"4 Kyr-Kytt-r llhl?..
Iiayton. Onlo. lO-L'fi-ltji
1"( Ml SA 1.13 - Two purehred , hol
siela hull rnlven from record
mothers. S. I,. Khiuhl. lniller.
1 -I -I! IP.
I
1IKKMS Polil Ijs' Jl.. J. ltoiiph, i
iXotn for nil siointuilt, littint-y.
howi-l.- livi'i- and nil hloinl
liontl' anil .sloiimcli ti-oiilil' ill
1::m1 .Iw'iVrson Ave. 1 0-1
l-'e 1 1 i SAI.K -N''v niusld-at lmly's
roat. .Maili' of fin'Hl spiiilf,'
aii(rl' Mtas!;fal. I.t-ss than
w liolrsahi cost. A1.n n-il fox
I'hokc r. way le-low wlioN-Malo
,rk-: K.m' rlnis .Mlll.-r. If. IK
A'lains. If.
il'ol; SAI..I0 -lilioif.- Island -Ht'il
I layinif Iii-iih. I 'all Slain 1 III.
Ill-::)
tf
l-'nlt HA1.R :l'!'l acres linprovccl
:'";ir 1'alin r Junction. I.a (irnndo
cl. ar in-opi-rly consi. it-red. Hert (
(lalnnan. '.'Ml David f-lott I!ldt'.,i
la '.rolt. illch. 10-7-1 mil
-. ' i
KM', dress laaliiiiK. allerallons. i
r-liiilntf crals. 1'hetie SSi'i-.l.l
i:i"2 Mh si. Api. :i. m-21-iwl.
Klllt SA Llv Apples. I elieious, ;
iioman "itemitles, Raldwhis f.n to '
l!rin- boxe
Adrlen Nel-
Mani City.
ln-is-lm
Poll SALE All kinds i.f heaters,
lleir.ilns from ?:L'.:.'I up. Other
heaters as low as ?ii.e0. The
."uinMure Store, 10-17-lm
.y A I.Alt Y LO A NS made I n t lie
u urkiiiK- man. No security. La
Or.inde Insurance & Finance
'"oip. 1 HI Elm Si. 10-lii-lm
LA GKAND13 MATVHESS & Up-
liolsterinf? & Hug Cleaning
Works. Phone 424-W. Chas. Ed
wards. Prop. 12-1-lm
FRECKLES AND HIS
Tf
HKj ObCAk AI-K3 AtSCUl
Ofi A TRlP-7)ie.H U SAVS
bw- UN iwib TlilP If We
W PRI26 AM' ASOVJ Ut
IOM'N POP . ' Everythin Goin' Out and Nothing Comin' In By Cowan 1-
. j S ' t T . ' r . , j k n ' 1 1
HCBt'S iv US1 OF SUPPLIED JVU0RKR IrYC Y-H0LC BlLLV WtMV -0UR OUR SIX-OUMCC, 0.-OUST OWE X f f , , ol.ruT. riAr,rM 1
vir.NEt!INhUH-TCnilE"(EVEP.'1mH& COMETO CHCCK . SHOOT DUCK CfcN'T gE MEL PtCtVPT jSs -. rulrw '
( TWVT COPD e.U0 PCHUTt KM) NE'U 23tl . THt "STUFF TUPLlCa.TED KND FOR c2 rjO. t'-V. TH'S,FCT 5 1
Eti.WM S LK OOOHT-TO EtOTOERtT.1 WXWC V. W&WT THR0U6H THE. PKRh-CHUTE TKE- V&E. .1 THE. VlKV VT'S GOHI' THTROUGU I I
p'ti?'T'S?m ..ON6NnH-Ht5rt-00ttCE CO. NO T ' V ... SILK WE CM V OF THE DISCOUNT 4n!. IAV BMW-ROLU , , .,
K$0JVjM'& sucFORTHE DEBTfOR S ' 7 TEUVtR Bv TR0C y T'l 7 . 1
AN VJANT5 TO kMCNW
H0MDOO
Mi A- '
Observer
Want Ad
Rates
(Count ftvii average words
lo the line.)
Per line, lut lns-rlioi, 10c
Vvr lino. uch uiiiU-U comec-
utivu insertion , 7c
Minimum i-lutrg-o on one
orl..r 25o
RATKS HV MONTH
2 lines, pur month $2.50
3 lim-s, per inontli ii.i't
line., i.r month .$4.00
5 linen, pt'r month ....... M.75
K:tch additional line over five
chnrui'd ut Ouc per Una per
month.
CASH IN ADVA VOH la re
quired on till CI hm If led orders to
emit tlii-rto ratuij. . Jlighur rfltua
charged on all credit insertions.
'uy lur all Classified orders
musi ho in this office by 10 A.
M. PAY OF lXSKUTlOK. Stop
ordi-rs on ad in.svrlcd until fur
ther notico must bu received by
tlu-.xa me hour or extra insertion
Kill b charged.
'iviephonu orders solicited.
Cash i-iiics may be earned on
Ehwno ordt-rs bv payment on or
i-l'uro date of lust Insertion.
l'HONB MAIN 5.
"An Ohservor Want Ad
Will Do 1 1"
KOIt SAI.K .Modern 4 room
house, mutt i:tth. tp
Knit SA1.K Itottcn fertilizer. I'h.
4'.1'-A1. lu-S-G tp
EARTKItN OnKGON School of
.Music, violin., piano, voice. Cred
,ils. 1. O. O. b temple, 447-J.
9-24-1 m.
KOR SALE Used electric washers.
Maytuj? Shop, Alain C39. 7-31-lm.
MONEY TO LOAN We aro repre
.sentutlvus for the Frudontlal In
bii ranee Co., and can muke farm
or city loans at attractive ratea
of Interest. Chas. H. Reynolds,
Insurance, loans and bonds.
MONEY TO LOAN on Improved
city property, straight loans or
installment plan. Lowest fates.
United States Investment Co
Phone Main SS. Jt-16-lm
WAIIM KI.KKi'lMi vooniH. Chfuii.
Willi oi- w.Hhunt board. Clo.s.
In. (Si'iiili'iiK'H only. Call 1;V..-W.
lll-iT.-tr.
I'tiH I1KXT Kurnlshi'd apt. 1101
. Ave. Kl-25-1 xvle
FI'll l:i:.'T 5 room ltnu.se at mill
Adams, call 13111 Cherry.
1 0-1 7-1 f.
I'Oll KENT Furn, bouse and
npls., with buths clean, quiet,
low rutcs. Adults'. 1810 Qreon
wood: 7-10'lnt.
10 11 rtKNT Steam henteel roornn,
$3, 4. $.1 per week, 1 '118 Wash.
10-7-lni.
l.l 1ST Slixll U Dnnlap tire. mho.
rim and cover on I'ove road.
I..iiv- ni ol'Hcrver. lo-v)--! Ip
F U'M)--li keys
'all Observer.
larKe. rinff.
ip
IFOITND The beat and .cheapest
place to Ret Sedan door and wind
shield tr'a". Quickly installed
and satisfaction guaranteed.
Chris. Harris, 1601 Madison.
4-lS-1m
I K. Ill' Wll.ltH AltS
I.'AUIS ( AP) The Autoinoblle
club of 1-rance is cainpaiKUiatf ac
tively against the trend to Am
erican motor cars In France. It
In asserted that French cars are
bet ler adapter to l-'rench roads
than American, cost less, wear
lontfer and use less tcusoline.
FRIENDS
tJOINa
Ut'LU
,AriVTUlMS
OF WIS'-VNW
OCT AH'
WlNi
CONteS
The Market Place
Of Union and
Wallowa Counties
aitos ron SALE
I'Olt SAI.K 2-ton Itco track, used
only 00 days. He possessed, will
sell at a haiKnin. See Harry Vnr
Koncr. I'h. Main 8 tin. m-y-tf.
WANTED
WANT 101 Experienced tflrl wants
housu work. Prefers to tso homo
nttfhiM. cull a.M-M. io-i'a-2 tp.
WANTKI Mxperlenced Hlteration
and sales lady, neat appearing.
Apply in writinir, ' kIvIiik ex
perience and references to XYZ.
care Observer. Ki-:5-;tt
WANT El Compllent niiihl at
Hot l.nke Sanatorium. Apply In
person to niinmiicr. i(t-r-:'t.
WANTED Eox fanner to care
for 2 pair blue fox on shares,
or will sell. Frank I ten net t.
Talent. Ore. 10-4-lp.
HOl'SEWI KE or women now em
ployed In l.a Grande or nearby
tovas can add substantially to
present iiu'Qiuy without slight
est inti-rfcrenec with present oc
cupation. No canvassing or sell
In if. Kor full particulars write
1'. O. box lt'S. l-a Cirando. Oro
roii. 10-24-3 tp.
WANTED 10 ladies. Wtiffoa ?2.50
to y.lAH) a day. Inip new Dehy
drating plant. i(i-2:i-tf
WINTER Tl'HNll'S
1 c In patch or
E. 1,. Halley.
now ready,
n delivered.
hj-l:i-4 tp
WANTED
Y.
Sewlnjj,"
f.-:trd and
J0-22-G tp.
WANTED Children to lake care
of. Hcst of care. Modern home.
1'hone 2011-It. 1005 11. nvo.
10-S-l nip.
Abe Martin
Somehow' le alius been under
(he impnlon I hat a l"riuido
Miirked fa.si, cleaned up an cot
(lilt o' town like a circus, hut I
rend alMMtt Ihe Mime one haiiKht'
iii-oiiml I'lorhly fer morc'ii
l!i5, Ionia, tihe Httle dauphttr
oA .Mrs, Lcliorn Tharp, president
o' the Cohniial Itridc Club, vu.
seriously crii.-lied today when a
slack of unwashed iIIIick toppled
over on her. ,
"Are you sure." an anxious patient-
asked a physician, "are yoa
sure t bat I shall recover? 1 have
heard Hint doctors sometimes nive
wronir dlaKuosew, and have t rent
ed patients for pneumonia who
afterwards died of typhoid fever."
"You've hern woefully misin
formed," replied the medico in
dignantly. "If I treat a man for
pneumonia he dies of pneumonia."
To AU. TP.IS TAV-K
DOMT U
TEU. OS VNUAT
Still on the Same Suojet By Blosser'
77 n
liii. VNUOLS Q0SIM6.SS IS
-rn IKS TtAD OF
AROUNU
BUSrt
SO-'.1
J V I I
-r.
J
OUT OUR WAY : . " By Williams
A COOO -Tv4MCt ,
ceo Him -mcif I V n. ill
I JrJW hi HE. SAVED ME FRONTvA GUARD HOU&E,
' ' "r U VMlTH MAK1W A HEAV FM
! ' f(y A VoX OF ExTRA COOK'S POUCE;
! . VJt, ? "pN KJ. "ff-AT OV-O TROOP HORSE 0 MINE (
! ( ' KiONA . IF I Kmen ajhere he' lmim,
J.RVW--P.M, AMO OFTEM PLNCE. FLOWERS
j m...nr.r QKJ THAT OLD TROOP MORSE O' MIME: J
I , ,, t - ' : - J
AT, Mir iuF AlTTtSa
"Modern Love"
Is Comedy Of
The Highest Order
Those who enjoy comedy ut Its
best should see the t'nlvorKal ph'-
tare "Modern I.ovc." which opens
Sunday at the Colonial (heater.
The story Is based on modern
marrjntt'e, that is, mtirriiiKe on a
filty-l'illy basis. However, It is
only fair lo Htai(. that In "Modern
I.ovp," not only Is tho inarrintco a
fifty-fifty business arrangement,
but in order that the yimtiK' dlfc
iniht not lose her pusitbm. It ha
to bo kopt secret.
One. wonders how so many com
plications can be packed Into one
film without strii initio for effects
and without nvei'niirdenlnr-r if w 1 1 Ii
innu.neiable kkh. The fact that
both of these rlefccts have- been
avoided Js perliaps t ho hiKhest nun'
pliinciit Hint can he )aid the writer
the dlreetf.r and tin cast.
in ine nnai summinK up. tnis -
Ph tiirit Is recommeiuled'to anyone j
in :ow spirits or Millorlmr from ,
(boredom. There Isnt a dull mom-
! cut In "Modern Love." .
Jean Hervholt,
ford and Charley
porta nt roles.
Kathryn -'inw-Chase
play lin-
Al Jolson . . .
Comini' Here In -
!(Say it With Sons"
Al Jolson. entertains (he unseen ;
millions In "Say It M'lth- Souks." '
Win ner llros. picture, which comes j
to the Arcade theater Sunday. J
As Jo,. Lane, raillo entertainer, j
the star has many opportunities to j
make himself felt which he. does j
not only at the broadcastitiK sta-
Hon, but from prison w here he Is
sent as the resit. t of tin accidental
KilllntJ.
Jolson does pot resort to hlirnt
orl In "Say It With Hum's." since
r i - v - .... , , .... . .
(1 TUIMK IT'S A Urr OF PlPeH 7 C
L,Jt DB.W,S, IP W ASH
I '( U&'S JOST AS AS MOT
TO TiVii ABOOT SOMfcTUIrJS J Ji
v,J AU06&THER. OlFFritWT ri h rHT!
?; ."fe!rTT 1 TV NOT h J 1-T-T-T
I -.V . if,'- I w I 111 1 . SI H'fU.'. I
i r ws- -ii i '
his audiences, supposedly never see
him. A It ho up h he plays a part that
will lo known around the world, It
is the part of a man who considers
himself a hopeless failure. "Say
It With Souk's" is the most tenderly
emotional ut all Jn son's stories.
It was written by Darryl '.anucU
and Alarvc j H, times and thcHcen
ario is by Joseph Jackson. Davey
l.ee,, fuur-yeiir-old baby stnr, nRain
shares honors with .nmn In a cast
which includes Marian Nina,
HohiicH Herbert, Kenneth Thomp
son and 1'Yeil Kob ler.
i Turns To Dairy
Business After
Selling Sheep
y Mrs. M.
(Observer. 1
POXDOSA, Ore
Turner Is KOinK
V, ltiiymond
responib'jii ), ,,, t
(Special) - .1. '.
Into t he dairy
busiucKs iiuite cxtenslvly. lie
1,1 d
i,H Hheen and houirht da ry cows,
M nOW milklnn 63 and aventKes
i,- L-uiions of cream per day.
.Ks Nebla Harris and VIikH
Hainey were married In Welser
Mojiday. Mrs. Palney fs
the
daughter
f M rs. J. i '. Turner and
, Is ipilte well known here, having
j visit ed her mother f rciiuentl.v.
i The youtiK1 folks will make their
j home nt New Meadows where
i Mr. lialney is employed.
J. I (. Wanker, 7s-year-ohl pio
neer of this section and affection
laiely known as "I hele Henry" hy
nearly every one In Itij? en
visiting In Oswego on hi:
home from a trip which, bean
Labor day. Since then be has vls-
Ited In Ohio and Kiiiimih.
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. (iray and
family, which Includes Mr. and
.Mrs. C. W. (Iray and M
PP. L. Oraeln went for
and Mrn.
hunting-
' and
canipin trip Wednesday
in
e-
;tho (Irnnlte country. They r
turned Sumlay with a Inrue hncli
I I lei. Wanker or Ihe caltle Ml
Uo wooi.c
of Woodson and Wanker has an
ni redulr- on the ranch that pres
ented him with 12 pups hint week,
Mr. Wanker lielnK the successful
hunter he Is, it is presumed
the pups will be trained for bear
The Keller society was reorifun i
I zed last week al the I'Qudosa ho
tel. Mis. W. I. Estcs. the presi
dent ha vim; moved away, the
rem'Kani.ation wns necessary. .Slato
officers cumins from La (i ramie
I or the meeting were M i s. Mary
Reap, Mis, lllauch Stoddard, Mrs,
A da la da Adams and ,l rs. Anna
Hill. U. The local Oil' I re rs elected
were Mrs. .lames Wade, president,
Mrs. Tonal Hansen, firsl counsel
or. Mrs. Edward l.mk. second
counselor. Mrs. Mets Lurwell, sec
r. lary. .Mis. Loren Nelson, Hieol -
oKV leader. Airs. I invhl Juhansen,
literary leader.
Floyd Smith came over from I
i'oeiir d'Ah'ue Sunday to brliiM" j
his dauKhtcr Hetty over. The little .
Klt-l will make her home with her 1
aunt, Mrs. James Wade and will
attend school here,
John Miles, who hits u farm on
J'owder river, has -nst- finished
dU:ninn a fWMt sack crop of po
tatoes. Most of Ihe crop was dLs-
j posed Of lu Ibis localily.
.Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hoyd and
da null ler Alma arrived Saturday
tor a visit with M is. Itoyd's sis
ter. Mrs. S. S. Dolby. The Hoyds
have been tourintf Flu It for the
last mouth and on Monday wilt
return to their home at Lynndyl, .
l lali. u here Mr. Hoyd Is ninim-
tfer of the. . 1 it hn Pacific ealliif? 1
house. !
Mr. nud Mrs. S. S. Dolby enter-
lalned with a card party Wedncs-
dny evening In tbetr beaulfrul new '
home on Powfb r river In honor of
Mrs. Dolby's sister, Mrs. Earl
k, Isjlloyil nml .Mr.. Hoyd. h'lve humlrcil
way ' was the diversion of the cvcnltlit
and four tuldes were at phty. 1 1 Irxlt
si-ore prl.cH heliiK won hy Mrs. W.
i'. Hewers mid I . 1-;. Nelson nntl
consolation prizes noinir to .Mr.
and Mrs. V. II. liunean. A f ler the
jttalne delicious refreshments were
served. Those kmIiik from hero
lor tin- occasion were .Mr. and
Mrs. I). Nelson, Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Howers, .Mr. and Mrs. 1..
M .lii.lv. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Hun.
FN H0HDRSO S?' "?
&
O'UOOUMAM? p-t--
n-n
f
as'i.-
r-m i
PL I .
Pi
can, Krnest Heater anil Mr. find
Mrs. M. 1 Raymond.
-Mr. and .Mrs. c. E, Jncohs, of
St. Anthony, Idaho, stopped over
Wednesday tiij-ht to visit relatives
before continuing on their way
to Ia Aliffeles tQ spend thit win
ter. Mrs, Jacobs is a nieco of
Mrs. Mary Murray
and
cousin
of Fred llradshaw.
The Latter Day Saints Sunday
school was reorKatilzed last Sun- i
day when several stake offlcerit
i ca me from Hakcr and l.a tlrnndc.
Sunday school has been held in
the school house for nearly two
years hut wits discontinued this
summer. The officers coming from
l.a Orunde were Robert liaxtcr,
stake siiperlnlciiient, Henry Mux
licid. riini rr.un.ictor, Mrs, Max
Hurke, stake secretary and Mr.
Hurke. Those from Halter were
Bishop am) Mrs. J. ,E. Kunlby
and J. Yancy, second counselor of
itlshopric. The local of fleers elec
ted wen Mets Lurwcll, superin
tendent, Nelson and I'ao Lurwcll,
r
first nml second counselors, l-ran-
eis Smith, secretary. I
The memheiB ot', tho 4-1T cook-
ery club Willi their leader, Miss
Marie CpnloKUO, enjoyed a welnlo
vn,t.M on the hanks of Ulu creek
incur the Wander ranch Monday
j evening". After suppor llm younK
I folks played p-amcs for ..n hour
ind il half. Miss Antaiula Mc.
I guoeii. Melba Johansen. Wilum
I Duncan and Charlotte Pratt were
Kiicsts of the club.
Mrs. Mny Weir, teacher of Ihe
Washington district, wns it week-'
end. Kiiest of .Mrs. puvld .lohati
sen. -
Mr. and IS. J. IV. Knowles, of
Piietitelln. I it nbn. ve.e Lruesls of
Mr. Knowles sister, Mrs. W. V. j
(Iray Saturday. Mr. Knowles Is u
'ntoliii'tni- . on (tie Oft-iron Short I
illne. Hji ami Mrs. Knowles were!
married a week a;o and are en-;
JoyliiK1 a honeymoon trip', to San j
Francisco. '
Med. Elward Wanker. slstr of I
Frank Whltten and Airs. Itobert j
Wanker and her daughter and
son-ln-hnv, Mr. and Mrs. William
Schatz arrived Sunday to visit
hire for in days. Mr. and Mrs.
Hclianl. w ill spend part of I he I
time visltlm? relatives In Idaho lie- i
returnlnK to their home at :
Oswckq.
I Mrs. Clara Johansen, who op
! ernled I he Poudosa hotel, spent
tin weekend In La (Irande with
her daughter Mrs. Henry Hess.
'. Millard Hobertson and M. O.
I Murray, of l.n Lira nil e, came up
j l,,riday cveninit for t he Inst days
of the hunt I uk season and were
successful In net thin1 a Jtto lb,
buck heat' Taylor (ireen Huhday.
Mr(VV sininner (reltinilim to
, iUvtlU,v .(w.n the nets): "Did
i , .,, yol. M , w,.t
imi
Seated Man (icrlmly) : "You did,
sir."
Heavy Mraimer (lo wife):
"Thill's Hulit, Matilda, Ibis Is our
place."
THE hlKlitst cod of ethics
Kovnrna our profeiiflloDal aer
vices. We do everrtliltiK with
the roost delicate and meti
culous reipeot for the wishes
of the bereaved.
W Underitani.
Lung Motor Always Available
SNOhfJRASS .
aiMMjEIUIAN
ftlain l
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Professional Directory
Tills directory Is eepeolally handy for Uie nenconter or for tie
out-o,-town reader who may want the najuu and address of some
professional man. It bss been carefully prepared and will prove
to be a ready aid to any reader In obtaining- prompt professional
ervlos.
CUu$ified for. Quick Reference
Osteopathic Physicians
J. I.. IHGim, n. o.
aHUAiiicr iryoi.it, u. o.
Genor&l practice and the "1'oit
HYHTEM" fur fiillun .rchna.
Rommur Ttdoptione
Uulldlnc Main lot
Astrologer
ms. Fti:ni:incK bai-mes
101 N Ave., I.a Orande, Ore,
ltnaillnfrs dully.
Ilcadlnxn by Hall a Specialty
STAGES LEAVE
From Corner of Elm and Jefferson
Wallowa Valley Coaches
Leave
La Grande for Joseph 8:15 a. m.f 10:45 a. m.,
4:00 p. nt.
Makes All Main Line Connections.
For information call MAIN 799
lltrce tripH daily to Wallowa Luke $5.50 Round Trip
Good for 60 Days.
OFFICE
CAT
vnaob man k ma.
IfO awny or I'll cult
Lady: "No.
i my husband. '
Tramp: "Oh. I know htm, rt
) the little chnp who said vhen I
was licru last week; "( qway or
i I'll call uiy wife." '
"Oh, dear, please don't; you'll
: muss my hair." And who seemed
! badly fussed. Hut ho kept riht
on petting her: He wild If ho
i mussed, he must !
A swish in
noise which oman-'
automohile caused
I ated from hi
.
La (irande woman no end of
worry and she finally decided It
would be necessary to take It to
her mechanic, who had nit
viable romitatlon for his knowled
o of Ihe Internal working of rno-
tor cars, writes T. L, K. He; how-
ever, declared that he was com
pletely mystified an to tho sourco
of the noise and said' that lift
believed he would have to over
haul the car to locate it. It was
not until sometime later that they
discovered that someone had peff
Itcted to turn off the windshield
wiper, ,
"I'm KOlnj;
morrow."
i "Are you?
lent?"
to. he married toi,
Who's your oppniv-
If husband and ' wife '
have' a
Jlit ehueklUK account, you
w'm r""H J"'"1'
know
NOTICE
OF 1'ILINfi FINAL
' Aivorvr
Notice . Is hei'oby Kiven - that
Zachariah Chandler has filed with
the county clerk of Fnlon riimw
ty, OreKon. his final account an
executor pf the Lut Will Uip(
Testament of John S. t'hapdler,
Deceased, and ' t hat the County'
Court of said Founiy htw ; flod
Saturday the 3(Mh day of Novem
lnr at the hour of ten o'clock' a.
m. as the time when the' Court
will hear objections to said final
account, and will settle and de
termine (he. same. - ,-.
Dated at La Grande, pinion
County, Oregon, this liiith' day- of
October, ll2!l. ,
V. A C II A 1 1 1 A I C CI FA N rI,E U,- B 0 ,
cut or. . .
UtHIKIlT S. KA1CIN, ' Attorney
for Executor. ' ;'" k.y '
Oct. ifl-Nov. 2-0-10-28. '
Save
ON FUEL
WEATHER STRIPS
keep out cold, drafts, snow,!
rain. Soon pay for themse'v
In the fuel saved. Easily
stalled without rem crvtne win
dows or doors. Not coil strip
.-but highly trmpered sprlnf
metal. Fennanent; leffscllTS .
cononlcaL SoNuiMalDsa.,
onstratlon Model In our (tosta.
Van Pettcri
Lumber Co.
"Good Bcrrlce Quick"
I'hone Main Ttl
Phygiciin? & Sargeou
J. A. WONDMItl.lCK, MO
rhj.-lclait a.i(l Surpion
Offlco and Hospital over the Tlffls
Tel. Main 078
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Praotlcu limited to diseases of ftH
Kre. lar. Nose and Throat
Nw 1-oley Telephone
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Voices llrnmatirs
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