La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 07, 1929, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORK. Saturday, December 7, 1029 Pfe Six Iwimwl S GiftHint- SHIRTS No man ever had too S" many shirts. We have an attractive assortment in the latest patterns and designs that make fine Christmas presents. S : ' $2.50. '. .'Men's Wear. J r - r Volley Ball Is ; Popular Sport ; i At Union, Ore. ; 1 llyAV. V. ttmitor "i (OiiH)tVOV I'OriV.lpqlHlf'Mt) ' ' ' US I UN'- ( Spofia I ) -The local hlirlr Kchool wym wltiumw. thrrt volley! bull kjhiu'h Thurmliiy nitflHi J it Iho I'IrHi control (lie IiIkIi kvIiomI .plrjn fur tli c i'(-oihI ilmt iloiVtitcil Hio Wiitlowu niu thy Hiroi'L' IiMmii .(3 to 3K. Till kji,.ii i' ml tin jimiiioH for tho ''' ill k'i'Im. Thi'y pliiyoij throUK'h-thtf untlro w.'km1uIc rwiili only two tlufrtitH, lioth by llui froiK KntcrprlKP' team.- Tin wt't .ml Tlnirmlay ronU'm wuh Im'Iwj'jmi tho local )Unih'km nin urn) ihi A jjIj -J'lcK'ci'H from tiiililoi. They ptHycU thioi punii'v- ihn- visitor Svlnnliitf'tho . firm and Iuhi of Un wfll.'IMio L'nlon ion in liiclinlcd Krcd K.-Kox, Ivi TViToll, Adii.iti Ooml fjroil; -Tom 1 Mnlrtl; J, Unncwnll uml K.;K Cohtiri). "t'llvo VHmm, I.ylc "Wilson. AiihUii Murlin, l.t-o Wvh.i'Iit ftko Mllo Print dud Charley Ken Ijon rfprHin(nj, tlio Applo I'lckonv A Hot'Ontl'tnini Kuinn remitted In Iwmthor .victory' for tho vlnlirn. A return yumo hn'a been nnuiiircd, An Item In (he local paper re-,-urli) the wilo 6r the MarMhnl llurr I4iti u ranch' ttoulli of l'nlon lo l.eun mil Huftnmn, poxMCMflun to be kIvcii Tho f I nl of Iho year.' -Mr.' iVolk fHiank who came here from Cove WK '.BUY "I-'Ott T 1' KSKLL FOB JUl' KSS SS Do Your Xmas Shopping at the l:W YOIIK STOUI'I 20th Annivei'saiy Sate where you can save V-7 ' almost one-half. Scar f a .for; nn and wontsn in all the new colors in poptdar squares as well as other styles. Imported and domes tic 4c to 52.95 Hundreds of other Christmas gifts at the same low prices. NIwYORKbTCiRE MOM'N POP A SOCIABLE EVENING - - By Cowan 7 I'om.'.o vou Vclv X'w-W0MA ":IN? f ol xoo BtroRc tho-se A X 1 f -M4 right wvitM i hm won ! Kro . wtotimcniiM I o'no THoy&HTvou i wontNwt. veow.t.rAt 10 y hothinu V ntREv. N w PA,vle twing to ne.l..v4E 4VEN0tU& VREITyrlEy, U "V ONLV THING VOR ) VMOT . (kNXONt COULD SEE M TMM THEtA VMM TOUD tAE. TVlE OTHEU TWtRE TO ! ftN EvtN4G VlfcHER LOST TIME J GLOOW PICTURE NNOMNN NA TRv.NCl TO DO I HM VOV) GET OR. PUT ON OUT I SPEND THE MTHt .. "V ''g fctv ,N E W0Wl"tftl y y KND THEM VOU UP NND HEV.T HAPPENED COM ft,ND CfcuU IT AN EVENING. ; &WM, , J I--.' p feTEf .-fi- -.-- MtP MfvKt ne v.oo i-vwc y cmlnincif you hD . 'DY'JEDiD im...,un OK- Cit N . '"..RSir F 1A -' J, FIBBEP V1HEN WAS -iinvuy y WMTE5- V coiwincet) gftfc iSj ; :;V,:hai'-.t E&fik TRyma toeep THtruv. V THkT THE TRUTH g J '"-)W -' ' ' y0)P TRU1H f P0n HEP V -S0. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS " ANXIOUS MOMENTS " By Blosser r6G-OSCAH OOWTA B k vwatcU ) ( TUCcC U IS 7 x f "1 (( o )( SMOCKS.'.' U Rfw;JIl j ( LlSrrc.'J BOVS-A HEAOIMS SSXKtTWUS FRWv' FOQm.Ane g0yt j vnOMOea lA r" (" o ) VmHT RIGHT OM 8V- VJATCHtO TEA KtTTUS ) THAT E&SAV CONTEST I CUSUTA B u. A LETTtt , AtSBC- U. CCW.C ASsJ!3 BOILS !.' s " N ssssArzsr! -ZTPx SK&sxfr H-ii --SS V ."'1' ISr( hn been HvliiK on the ranch alnce Keptittiibcr. Hnperlnti'iirlciit Campbell, of the Wallowa hcIiooIh, wuh In Union Thuimlay evenlntr. ile onmn with the hiKh nchool hIi-Ih for tho volley ball Knine. Itatph Cleaver and Irvln WeHten hKow were In Ciilun Thin Hilay. Tin y fit The l'nlon hluh whiml will open 71 Mm dramatic pinvi am for the year by the prcMcnlallon Friday, Dec. 13, of (ho coiiiedy-draina, "Stolen 1 1 Od" by the following cunt from the Junior claHt Itarton Conner iik 1( Sieve Atidanu llie money order clerk; Dale Ituxlnr oh the mall cur ? i lor: U'eldon Weaver oh iimiIIIiik clerk, (ilao 'adcn a country boy, Leonard 'lark the poMtuuititir, J Itoiialil ( 'rnf.-duml tin- limpcctor. Dora (.'router the mump clerk, A 11 . vi n Itoylea 1 lie poHtinaHtor'H daiiKh k1 (or, I'M it h riieuey a lady of Impori- w.auce. Oretn Mauin the hired Klrl ;iind I.oIh dine it collector. M Harry Amell had (be misfortune ..about I wo weekH uko to throw a V hip out of joint while at work and WjaH tho Injured hip docn not nccia ffij to bo Kelilli much better he Ih , j planning to Ko lo Portland to Dm L Veterans hoxpltal I he flint of iO't week for treatment. MIhh l-'oley and AKkh Uirson, two Inhtriictoi-H from tho l-tteru Ore m Norma 1 school, paid a v I h 1 1 to MImh Ceiinor Thursday afternoon. t'lileken pox HoeniH to Hi 111 be "popular" In the Kiade nehool lieri', several rtiore chililri'n having been home ItiHt week with nympioinn of the dlHeiiHc. UeoiKe Cox, a former resident of I'nlun. Ih here fram HrownHvllle for an ex.emb d vlnlt. M in, t'ox ex pect': to Join her hiiHband hei-e noon. Tho school board of dlKlrh t No. 6 held a nuellntf at (he hluh m-hool yn recently with aeveral pairon.i of the school prcHi-nt. The biulm1!, callliit; for a little Ichm than lat year, wuh adopted and the clerk report (1 the illsirlt t nx out of tb-pl. A move ban bci'ii InaiiKii rated to havo the old hulldlm; In North Co lon dWpoficd of by the board iih tt rapidly ralllav fiiln ilecay antl la a fire menace. Home pntrotiH ku; ircMcd that the building; bo lorn down and Iho lumber used In bulhl hu; a play cdicd on the Kioutids uf the Kin do hchool. The MelhodlHt Km) lex Aid iik'iii boi'H held u baar and cooked food mile (oday. An old-fashioned fhdi poml.waa one fen I ore of the lui.ar. Since the Fhuttliu; down of the sawmill at 1'ondoH.i a number of their former employe. have moved lo l'nlon for the purpose of wilder Inu here ami placing their children In tho t'nlon xchuolp. ropreaeutatlve of the Louise homo for kIi-Ih wuh in l'nlon this week Nollcltlni; financial aid lor tho work of tlila Institution, Grain Co - Op Is Not Magic Wand, But Hopes High y Cleveland Williams (Assuclajud- II'ohn Stair Writer) SI'GKANK. Wiish., Gee. 7 (Al') The northwest grain cooperative, backed by the government, is no magic wand made to turn the fnrmcrV Kiaiu Into gold, but It may have Just thai effect. TI uhnti of I hi' present move-no-lit arc to mluliulxe speculation and waste to Mobilize tho market ' in the interest of the grower and j the public." (fays H. K. Gohlsworth, ( regional M'cretary of the North I'a I clflc cooperative, which has head I quarters here. Hut this elimination of waste In ! handling, the reduction of specu ! latlon and the stabltlxation of the ' grain market Is expected to hav' ! nolle an effect by Increasing re turns of the farmers from Ocgon. W.i "hlni; ten, lila ho and Western ; Mi'iitaua., " j I'urmerM w ho belong to local co operative. may secure tomiw from the government on their wheal and I may store the grain in cooperative I t!evntois (i ml ware turn until a calH, illicit havo Mock In Iho reg ional body hero, may turn over tho win In to tnuiHfnlHsJon to tho na tional irrufn organization, which, handling u vast HUpply uf Kniln. Ih e)ccled to bo nblo to comma ud better priced, l'nf form Kialu prlcen and hand H iik atono will mvo money. Maw sellini; will Havo more. The procenM of "waltlnK for tlm brcakH" before disposing of cm In Hhoiitd operate tu prevent It from brliiff dumped on tho market when i trices arc low, the iiKriciilturlst) behind the co- ojicrallvc inoveinent Hay. White Iho farmer will have all his dealliiKH, both aa lo HtoraKo and I calo uf Kialu and borrow Ihk of money, with the local, be will have advaiilaK'. O deral leaders declare. of a national body which will un lliuntoly dispose of it. Seek Pardon For Florence Banker HALK.f, Ore.. Dec. 7 (AC) Kx-Sherlff Taylor and Jack Mag la dry of Kugone headed a delega tion waiting on Governor Caltoraon yesterday, asking for the pardon of Henry llergman. who Is Nerving a i:t-year penitentiary aenlenco for eiube.7.)lug fumls of the Kloronee Stle bank, of which he was presi dent. Tho foiniulttco brought numer oiia letlciH and a petition sinned, tho governor mi id, by many of tho most promliii-nt people In Lane county, lie indicated that ho would not act on the request Immediately. Lindman Elected Whitman Captain WALLA WALLA, Wash.. Dec. 7 ( A V) Leroy Lindman. end. was elected captain, of the Whitman college football team-at n kiiiiikI baiuiuot here last night. Lindman, an all northwest end, has complet ed his tilled year of varsity football and succeed Will ford 1 lolmgren, this year's captain, who will play In the Knat-W-esi game of the Shrine, club' at Sap Kranclsco.' Lindman U from Seattle, having played on the West Seattle, high school teams, lie Is also a track star being runner up last year In total numbers or points for the norihweat conference. He hoIdH the conlcicncu records in Iho shot put. First Public School , The llrsi free public school In America was. established at lei ham, Mass.. In HM7. nc-nrdln to a Ntntly made by the federal bureau of latmr slatlstlcs. Qualities of Anger If niiiicr proceed from a great cause, tt l urns to fury: If from it small cause, it peevishness; and so Is always either lerrlblc or ridi culous. Jeremy Taylor, . And a Small One, at That When a ami her, father alio daughter, live Inixelher nnd (here lo an aruumcul. father Is tlte minority. Toledo lllatle. - f llAliltriT i 111 the district conn ut the l-nltid ' Slat.H for the illalrlct of Urecntl. ! lu the niuller of Hud Myrlcli laukrutt. j To the creditors, of Itud Myrlcli. of Perry. I'lliull eounly, in the stale j and district aforesaid, bankrupt. ; Nutlet? I hereby given that the; snld Hud Myrlck waa duly atljudU; c.ilnl bankrupt by the District I Court of lie- I nlted States for the District of tlreuon on December5 Mb. K'2'.t, and the first meeting of j his creditors will be held at the; office of 11. K. Dixon. Ueferec. l.nj (ramie, (ircBon. oil Monday, De-j cember 2;tril. 112!'. nt in o'clock a.; 111., at which lllne said creditors' may attend, prove their claims, ex-; amine the bankrupt nnd transact : such other business as may prop-) erly come before said meeting. It. V.. DIXON-. i-feree in Bankruptcy. ' (Alt claims must be sworn to on bankruptcy blanks before filing.) Kamela's Water Shortage Is At Last An An End :, My .tin. V. i:, 'Mr-irubiirtf (Obnervor Corrcnpontlciit,) IvAMKLA. Oro. (Hpoclal)- At last ihere Ih n supply of water here, Tim local cnKlnemon huve brought Hcvornl inKlno lankM of water from tho Itodlo wati-r tank and filled tho Kamela well. 'J'IiIh lis a, real relief to Kamela women who havo been finding It difficult to clean house and do the family laundry. The obi auyliiK tlrnt "Vou never mlsH tho water 'till the well ruiiH dry," has surely been found true. To many It waft tho first ex perience of the kind, and It Is hoped that It may bo Ihn last. Tho weather haa boon unusually mild this week and thnalenlnK CLASSIFIED ADS NEW TODAY NOTICK TltACI'KUS Live musk rats purchased at Intcrmounluln i Muskrat I'arni. 5 miles soulh of town, $L5U uplece; no broken, logs. li-7-6lp KG It ItKNT Kurnislted 4-room , holme, electric range, garage; ; close In. I'll. 85C-.J. J 2-7-1 1 KG It Mi NT Modern 5-rm. house, J.'tu month. V, Ji. Cooper, at po ' lice station. 12-7-;itp HI'V. Hll. raise, move houses; rent Jack screws. John Mars. li-M-lt IK YOH WANT lo aave $75 on a( new car sec mo. Andy llozlck, 1 KntorprlHc, -lt KG It ItKNT house and paved at ret Main V,:. Oil SALIC li-room : double garage, on I, Island City. l'h. 12-7-11 KGIt MONT Lnturiilshed house. !tol Waah. ave. c. Tucky. room 1, over Kllvorthorn-Wrighl. 12-7-at KOU .HUNT- i'im. furnished apt. HUM Third st. 12-7-:,tp l'(JU S.M.K White eleetrle wwlnif ninehlnc. HUe new; very eheup. I i.iu SAI.K l'edlKieetl Mo.Htun lei I'll. IIH2-W. U-7-:'t j rler pupplea. I s 1 1 Kut I'enn. ; : KGIt ltl-:NT a-rm. modern house. ii-riit. niuUcru house. 7. li;.7-2tp l'h. Main l-'Ull KAI.K lined ears, lul'f, lleo; Heiliiu. thiM-ouhly ovei-haiiled anil icjrlnl.Hied: will take anmll ! ear In trade. 1020 l-'ord road- Mler. 11127 l.'onl touring. 1H2SJ 1-outlae eoupe. Ui Ciralule Mo tor Co.. Inc.. 1 2-7-21 I'UK S.M.K -Hoed used orllioplin- nle vlelrnlu, ehenp: alnu uf-ed j Atwal-r Kent all-elcetric radio, j conide... cheap; cany ti rniK. ; Adlcr'a Mutde Co. 12-7-o't i I '- i 1. 1) S T purse. - Dark tan, "us 3rd st. shult stra)i 12-7-21P IXH SAIiE OR THA1E FOIt S.M.K In-iuire New Piano, reasonable. l.-nl.,.. VI! l-.6-'-t i KOU SAl.K Ult TKAHK for xmull car, iMiulty on a nice home on paved street; nlno 1 h. p. na engine. I'hune 404-U. 12-6-"l tCHt TRADE Atwaler Kent radio fnr vow or hoss. l. 1 1. Clreiner. R. 1. D. I. 12-5-3tp i I'XJIt SALE Mnytaj; aluminum ! electric wa.ihr as frood as new. A real harfr.iln Tor some one who comes in tomorrow. Dalles Fur niture Siore. 1l'-."i-4i rain. Mm. I.ui y WlKKlcHi'-orlh has Kno to Walla Wullu to visit frlcudH for a fw days. Hho lu ex pected home Saturday. During- her almeiico her daughter, Mrs. VS. T. Hrown of Ji Grande, and Mm. C. Hudnon arc running tho bourdliiK houto. -Mr. and Mm. Abbott, who wcro residents of Kamela for aeveral months, left hero Thursday for Pendleton. They expeel to make Iholr ltoiuo at Kcho. While hero Mr.i. Abbott was In charge of tho Kamctu store. Mien Alta Hmllh and Muriel Hrooka are now working in the Kainola si ore. Mrs.' Muriel Hrooka and her lit tle daughter, lonn. apent Wedncs day In Ji titande, ahopidng and visiting frlendn. Mr. C, K. Thornburg apent Wi'diitmluy nlKht In La (irande in order lo attend tho bagpipe con cert, which she thoroughly enjoyed Observer Want Ad Rates (Count five average worda to the Itno.) Per line, 1st Inaortioi. .... 10c Per Hue. iwh added consec utive Insertion 7o Minimum charge on one order ...26c RATES BY MONTH 2 lines, per month 12.60 3 lines, per month ..$3.26 I lines, pt'P nmntli ..$4.00 C linos, per month ........$4.75 Knch additional line over five charHtid at bOc Der lino per mouth. - CASH IN ADVA NC 13 Is re quired on nil Classified orders to earn thoaa ratea. Higher rutea charged on nil credit Insertions. uopy tor ail uiansjiiea oraero must bo In this office- by Jtl A. M. DAY OK INSERTION. Stop orders on ad inserted until fur Iber nollco must be received by theaa me hour or extra Insertion will ho charged. Telephone orders solicited. Cash rates may be earned on phone ordera by payment on or before data of last insertion. I 'II ON 13 MAIN . "Au Observer Want Ad Will Do U" - U-5-.1 tl. I'cn; s.m l'6!l-.l. '1 Jeraey comm. Call : 12-S-tr. KOU SA tinld burnlHlled llus cher trumpel: will sell at a bar gain. Cull S7S-W. 12-2-Ct l-'OU SAl.lOO. A. t.'. strain llarred 1 Rock pullets, C. 1'. Kdvalson, ! l'nlon. ll-2S-intj li'OH DKI.Ii;lOUS Al'l-IJiS phono t 2K0-W, C l.ao or J1.S0 per box,, delivered. Iterger's grocery.' Kvrrythltlg cheaper. 1 1 -27-tr ; l-'Olt HALIC 5 piiHMcnger Hupnio-; bile seilan. I7". Series '11"' Kranklin 5 passenger sedan, J37T1. S-e Harry Waggoner. S0C Adams Ave. 1 l-2l)-lm. ! I'OU SAl.K Choice lot. Improve-, meats all paid: ulso 2 housiss; leruis, only small down payment rcqiHl- u. rtce l.ari .uiiuci, i.a Orande Nnt. Hank. ll-l!)-lm FOR SALE Used electric washers. Maytas Shop, Main 639. 7-31-lm. KOU SAI.i: All kinds of heaters. Iletrolns from $32.50 up. Other hcators as low as J5.00. Thu lilies I'urnlture Store. 10-17-lm IX)ST y.llow notd wrist leather strap, R. M. . Leave at Observer. 12-B-3 tp. LOST Klgin watch, blue leather strap, 11. M. I healthy nnd In good condition.!! P.. on back. Leave at Observer. Stark Itabbttry. 1904 V ave. l!..ard. 12-5-3 lj. 12-2-litil n1. ..tt !., ..Ia..1I only nino ycara ago. " Mi-h. It. Itiggs and Mm. II. Ilorsttnan spent V r I d a y In Ut Grande Hhoppiug. Mrs, W. KvaiiH, who left Ka mela aeveral days ago to go to Ar kansas, is still visiting frienda in Ui (Irandc. but expects to atari on her long Journey On Monday. Mr. K vaiia is on h I a vra y now with their household goods. Mrs. J. Ttakcr received tho find newH on Wednesday uf tho death or ner oroitier, Asa I asaalrt. tin aecblentally ahot himself on Sept. tho bullet piercing a lung. Ho wan only 1 ycara of age. Mrs. Maker and little son, Donald Lloyd, left for Naples, Ida., on Wednca day to attend tho funeral. Mr. Hrnhens la now working as' agent In Kamela. Ho expects hlaj wife to move hero In a few days j from Mea chain. i Mrs. W. T. Hrown of Iji (irnnde who Ih visiting in Kamela at pren : The Market Place Of Union and Wallowa Counties WISUKLLAMCS T i; It K K Y S -.Giant Mammoth Uronze breeding turkeys, bred from 22 to Uti-lb. hens and 47 Ib. torn. W. A. Knauff. H. 2, I.a Grande. I'll. Karmera &S. ll-C-Gtp NOTICE Get your . traxli hauled before bud weather. 111. ll-sa-lm HOOKING WOllIC rtepalrs, any Uind of a now roof. Call Chaa. lllldebrand.' CS0-W. : ll-4-lrap- SOMJlEft HOTKL Inqulro for very special winter rates; also modern npartnianta. 11-1-lnip LA GRANDE MATTKESS & Up holateElng St Rug Cleaning Works. Phone 424-W. Chaa. Ed wards, Prop. 12-1-lm MONKY TO LOAW We are repreT jentatlvea lor the Prudential In-1 aurance Co., and can make farm or city loans at attractive rates I of Interest. Chaa. H. Reynolds, Insurance, loans and bonds. ' ! EASTERN OREGON School of Music, violin, piano, voice. Cred its, I. O. O. F. temple, 447-J. i 9-24-1 nt. i MONET TO LVAM on Unproved j titty property, . straight loana or tnalallment plan. Lowest rates. I I United States Investment Co. ' ! Phone Main JtS. H-16-lm foil RENT KOU ItKNT Furnished, desirable home, garage, close In. I'll. Hft W. ll-0-3t RUNT -House. 1'hono Main 12-0-2t KOIt KION'l' -l-'urnislied apt., new ly decorated, frigidairc. garage', l.amlis Court apis. Cor. Spring., and .Second. 11-5-3 tp. KOI! ItKNT Private garage. J.l.r.o mo. Adams uve. 12"-4-Gt. l-'tiU lll-:NT housekeeping rooms. I51S Adams. 12-4-tf. l.'OIl HI-: NT I 4-rui. and I 2-rm. modern apt. Sonimer Hotel. 12-4-tf. KOU RENT -heated apt. P-urnishod, ateam Wavcrly npt. 11-0-1 nip. FOR RENT Furn. apts.. with baths low rates. Adults! wood houses and clean, quiet, 1810 Green-7-lP-lm. WANTED work. C. Any klml HiUlebrandt. of cement ph. 44-I". 12-C-Kt WANTKD To bay rabbits alive, healthy nnd In good condition. Stark Itabbttry. 19U4 V ave. 12-2-lit ent, spent Thursday at tho T. fiur ton home. H Live Alone TIip blue xhnrk lives n sollinrv life nt the surfiiee nf llm sen fnr from Ittnd, sny Niiture Magnzltie U follows R ship for days pome times, waiting for scrups of food. Acknowledge Debt to Tooli llludus In the Mmlras area f India observe Ayuillm I'uja In Hie fall, nt which time fanners worship Die tools find Implements which tltev snr give them their livelihood Excestive Tea Drinkinf ' Toe hnblt of excessive tea tlrlnk Ing Is to he found In Kngland. Scot land, Newfoundlnnd and Labrador, especially nntonK the poor. Good Cause A mnn wei -ro-"-'-London cliieiua. T'1 ru sub-titles sent n wreath. 'of In I !tor of Hi Darn It I Miirltis the cereumny, T. t Wild Huso" was sofily played. Alnhama pnpfr Fith Hare Ears When disposed lo speak of the silly brother as n poor fish, reuiem her that a German scientist has demonstrated lhal fish can hear. -Itnstnn Transcript. USED CARS With an OK that counts Larison Chevrolet Company Used Car Lot Jm 407 Knight's Spring Canyon Coal More Heat : It Hold Five Longer. Van Petten Lumber Co. "Good Serrlce Quick" . Phone BInlii 7S Used Cars PERKINS MOTOR CO Main 500 4th and Adams Professional Directory TU1 directory li especially handy Tor the uewoomer or for Jkie out-of-town reader who may want tlio name and address of some prorawlnnal man. It baa own carefully prepared and will prove lo be a ready aid to any reader In obtaining prompt profonslonal aprrlne. Classified for Physicians & SargeoaM A. L. rilCHAUPSON, M. 1). Physician and Surgeon. Offlco over Glass Drugs. Orrice ! phono. Main 15; residence phone, Main 65. J. A. WONDER LICK. MD Vhyslctsn and Sunn-on Office and Hosidtal over the Tiffin Tel. Muin 6T8 mil B. HOFTT, H. D. LKWA 1LKES, at. U. Practice limited to di.easei of Oh Cye. Iar, Noae and Throat NJw,oltT Telephon. Bulldlnc Ualn II STAGES LEAVE From Corner of Elm and Jefferson Wallowa Valley Coaches Leave La Grande for Joseph 8:15 a. m. i-w p. m. Makes Al) Main Line Connections. For information onll MATN 7!ni Buy Kuund'Trip Tickets and .Save Good for 60 Day. J. C. Penney Co. 108 Ili-pot Ht. La Clruudo, Oio. 4 -Piece Suits For Boy Longie and golf knicker with tattersall vest and pcak-Iapel jacket. Also in notch-lapel jacket with plain vest. Striped patterns, medium colors. $7.90 to $11.90 i Phone Main 508 Fir St. THE highest code of ethics governs our professional ser vices. We do everything w'.th the most delicate and meti culous respect for the wishes of the bereaved. . We Understand. Lung Motor Always Available SNOOGRASS A ZIMMERMAN Main 01 Quick Reference IDA Jlc.MKEKJN Ttchcr of Tho Ilnrboreux System Voice Dramatics Melville Apia. ph. Main 741 : Osteopathic Physidam ; ' 1. u tni.ra, o. o. MARGARET I.XJI.K, D. O. i QllJS5A!r.?r?c"ce ad the "Po,t -SYSTEM" for fallen arches. KfTiTi0.'. Telephone'. BulMIng Mala 10 Astrologer MHS. niEDEUICK UAUrES 101 N Ave., La Grande, Ore. Headings daily. Readings by Mail a Specialty HIGHEST ;