Saturday, December 28, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Nine
EDITORS ARE TO
MEET ON FEB. 6-8
Twelfth Annual Press
Conference to be Held at
University at Eugene.
KirOKNK, Ore. (Al) Tho pro
tivum for the twelfth annual yn-OHH
oinf!i-ini'o, to ! hi'lil at tho I'nt-vt'i-Mily
of Oregon, Kelt, tl, 7 anil 8,
hrcn rmnplctetl part la I ly ami
will Intitule mid rnHOH lty expcrtH
on every iiHpect of jdiirnulism, nc
.nullum to i)tnn Kile W. Allen, of
iho school of jinn-tuillum, who In
chairman of the iniiKtain cuintii.t-H-e.
'
Individual newspaper polfeloH
will he analysed hy It. (I. Calvert,
editor of the OreKonlan. and who
lias never heforo ppoUen at .the
Oftnferenee except briefly. Mr. Cul
ert has been milking n Htttdy nf
the editorial-exchanges of Oregon
newspaper for hoido tlmo.
Uohert J. JohnHon, mic nf 'the
cren ton of nnd now vice preHldeu't
of I lie weekly "Time," hat linen ne
cureil for tho eonferoneo ihrmiKh
the invitation C Ham 'H. "Winch
of the Oregon .lounihl, who also in
(in the nroKfiim. '
John Henry Xush, famous Snn
Francisco printer, will be here for
tho conference this year. Severn!
years nun tie was voted' n life mem
bership In the conference and was
jrlven ji standinK Invitation to at
icnd. Many Oregon editors have
written requesting that he attend
this conference." -
With the .field managers of the
criast stateH likely to hold a moet
imr here during the press confer
ence, the proRrnin, promises to be
of Krcat Interest. Arne i. Uae,
field manager of the Oregon' State
Editorial association; John Ken-
Jedy, WashinKtrtn and John It.
.on;, California; me iiiiwiik those
CLASSIFIED ADS
NEW TODAY
III V, SHI.I, ItAIHK. move housi-s.
Kent jai'k serews, John Mam.
12-2S-U.
WANTKI) Carpenter nnd eahlnet
wro-k; Keneral repniriiiB. l.a
tlrande Nov-lly , Itt-pair Shop.
Mini Kir. li-2S-lm.
I'Oit IiKN'T fine rnrllished house
and one unl'iirnished. 11 montli.
MM Cherry Nt.. I. .1. Unrhant.
i-s-:' in.
l-'Olt liKNT .Moilern J room furn.
house, Hit I five. l-HS-lt.
St'lM.MKIt IKlTlil. Rooms all en
tirely redone, warmth, roiufurt
ati'l nuh't .fruaranteyd. . . I'nusaal
) values. 11-S-1 mi).
WANTKI) l-'irst class ilairyman
wants position, l!)7-lt. I2-2S-H (ji
I'Oit SALI-; OH THAUK Mi-nod
sows, horses, walfons, Viarhinery.
Write hiix 3fi KlKin. U'-iS-iMp
WANTKI) TO TI!AIK City prop
erly for farm laml. aereaK"e.
Write A. II. enro Oltst-rver.
l-;S-2 tp
IXUl SAIjE or thake
I'Oit HA I.K Kat Keese. Art MeCall
l-'arm. ivi. 12-27-S tp
I'll It HA1.H 1 Todd 1'rotectouraph
cheek writer, A-l shape, 1 Uni
versal tdectrle i-atiue, II .burners
and oven, thoroughly overhauled,
and re-enameled. See C. V. Tal
holt. I'hone 1CU-.I. . 12-24-lf.
1'OR SAlK Ktnr coupe, $45. flood
condition, 0 balloon tires, 2SH-W.
..-12-20-11 tp
l''OK SAI.K 240 head of 1. 2, and
:t year old uwes.' A. J. Hecker,
Cove, Ore. 12-23-11 tp.
MOM'NPOP"
IWtn WAV CtWtMHLV
O'CLOCK BBECKFMT IN
BEB.hND Ut KT ELEVEN
FRECKLES AND HIS
N&EI I'LL BE ON
Hi lb MASM-
IN6TOM - 1 W.D A
ASOTIOM TO NEA0
1WS FUR COAT
Of MHZ! JJ-
I WY. 1 TUini J '
' S TMAT'O BS J .
Miffy
a i tr- j ;.
Geo rf c K.
Hakor. inulli
millionaire New
York bankei,
earned Ins llrsl
in p n f) I J I
Felling enm
h e r r i e t h p
lound bencalh
Implies othei
pick prs had
overlooked. To-
ciaj ne ih one 01
men. .
esiioctoil. i
Tho opening sea-don of Iho enn
feVeiieo. w ill he lielil In a ilnwntiiwn
huiel Thiirmlny eveiilnu. Keh. fi nntl
will he devoted lo dlseiisslonx of
prohlrnlH of dally nevsianerH. The
I'riduy niornhiK ki kkIoiih held In the
sehool of JoiiiallBin. will ho fol
lowed hy various luneheon.s at noon
I including, those for. the Aoelatod
I'ress, dhei'letl hy I, J mlth and
United 1'rexs, hy (leorifo 1,'rlHnoy,
I'orllnnd eorrespoiulenls, reniee
tlvely. The. annial eonferen,e hnmluet
will he held l'liday nluht nt.whleh
Lester AduliiK, editorhil director of
the Portland Telegram, will fpeak
on tho "Kluht Spoln of Interexl on
tho J'ront, r.'ie." Haturday noon
the eonlVrenee ineinliei-H will he
Observer
Want Ad
Rates
(Count five avers tfe word
to tho line.)
Per line, 1st tnsertiob 10c
Per line, each udded conaec-
utive insertion - 7c
Minhnuii) cliurtro on one
order ..,..250
, RATES BY MONTH
2 lines, per month ...$2.50
3 lines, per mnth 5
4 liiH-M, per month $4.00
5 lilies, per month 14.76
Hitch additional lino over five
clinraed at itOc per line pur
month.
CASH IN ADVANCE Is re
quired on all Classified orders to
earn theso rales. Hitrher ratea
chartjed on nil credit Insertions.
Copy fur all Classified orders
niiiwt bo in tills office by 10 A.
AI. OAV OK INHlJltTlON. Stop
orders on ad inserted until fur
tlier notleo must be received by
th-"tn me hnur or extra insertion
will be charged.
i ejuphuiitt orders Bollclteu.
Cash rates may be earned on
Ebone orders by payment on or
cforo dato of last insertion.
PHONE MAIN .
"An Observer Want Ad
Will Do It"
FOll DHMCIOU3 APPI-ES phone j
2S0-W, $1.26 or $1.50 per box,;
delivered. BiTRor's grocery,
Everything cheaper. 11-27-tf
ITOR SALE Used electric washers.
I Mayta Shop, Main 639. 7-31-lm. (
! rsilscELAEotJS i
! w. s-
i TV PEW I ITER II EPA MUN G Ex
I pert rf'rialriniir on short notice.
K. C. Tnckey. Room one over
i divert horn Urtiff. 12-21-linj
j NOT ICR ?et your trarh hauled I
KNOW T
f vr H Dak EG, !
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!
I'LL "ilMPLV SCOCMA
IF 'SHE.VIfV'i ON THM
St FIGURED BL(i,CV
km WHITE, TWFE1TK
DRE.SS kCMN TOD.
you, BUT '
WL.L. BE. WORTH
T M THE
SHE'S WOW
SINCE. SUE
FRIENDS
rr vioolout BS
SOCH A 60O0
IDEA !
zr-T"
P IDEA ! J ' ' voo, ;
frt
entertained by Urn unlverNlly at a
luncheon In the "men's "dormitory.
Italph Jlenjauiln, new' editor of
the Portland News, wilt add rem
one of tho conference sessiuns on
"I'nttinB t'unch in News," while li.
J. Kiniber, (I rants Tusn, ore.,
clcryniiin. will speak on "A Queer
l'olicy That Pays." A former skill
ed bookkeeper, Mnnlcy Arant, now
editor of tho Klin Keeorder, will
tackle the problem of how to keep
accounts simply and correct. Miss
Jessica J a. longston of St. Helens
Sentinel also will speak.
Miss Mabel Morton, valley news
I editor nnd clreulatiun promoter uf,
i the La (Jrnndo Kvenlm; Observer,
! will speak on "Serving the plural
Siibwrlner. One of tlie ablest etn
torlal writers lirthe'b'pinlon of the
program committee, Clinton 1'.
Ilalght, editor of the Canyon City
IJlne Mountain Kngle Is on the pro
gram. Job printing will be dis
cussed by Glen Jladabaugh of the
li ose bu rg X e ws-1 1 e v I ew.
JOntXAMNT HWOMIOS MONK
MOXTKCASSINO. Italy (AT") '
ltelieved to he the first aetivy Ital- !
Inn Journalist to enihraee holy or
ders Kttnro fjlhrl, pollt'leal writer
on l.tt Slaiupa,' Turin, eelelirated
his first mass at tho mother house
'of Iho llenedletlne order. His no
! vitiate hegan five years hko.
Riche. From the Whale
Soft, pllalile. leather Is made
from the lining nf the moiiili of Ha
whah. In nthliilon lo whale 4ll
nnd leather. 1 lie inosi valued nnl
cles from whah'S are Hie hij; leeth,
utilised In Iho making nf various
ivory ni'lleles;' as jewelry ' and
curios. -I'rohlpnco .luilrual. '"
Puzzled Bobby
I.lllle llohhy (slnilylnz hymn
hook) Atinlle. why does lire llllle
salut .sit on Hntim's knee? The
liynin says, "And Satan trembles
when he sees Hie weakest saint
upon hit! knees."
:
The Market Place
Of Union and
Wallowa Counties
before bad weather. Ph. 227-W.
' ll--'S-lm;
ItOOl-'INO WORK - Ucpiilrs, any!
Kind of a new roof. Call Chun. !
Xllduhmiul. 020-W. 1 1-4-Imp j
LA GRANDE MATTKttSti & Up-!
bolstering ft Rug Cleaning t
Works, Phone 424-W. Cbaa. Ed-
wards, Prop. 12-1-lm!
MONEY TO LOAN We are repre- '
eentutlvus for the Prudontlal In-1
I aurance Co., and can make farm j
. or city loans at attractive ratosi
of interest. Chas. H. Reynolds, i
, Insurance, loans and bonds. )
i EAST.EKN OliEQON School of;
Music, violin, piano, voice. Ored-'
Its. I. O. O. F. temple, 447-J. ,
, 9-24-1 m. j
UONET TO LOAN oit ' tnlfnuveu
city property, straight loans bt ;
Installment, plan. Lowest rates.
United States Investment Co ;
Pbone Main S3. 8-16-lm :
EOR HKJiT fi rm. furnished
house $lt. lno.. 1716-Z.12-27-2 tp!
FOR RENT 2 Tin. steam heated
apt. Everything funiishod. HOi!
WashliiKlon. 12-27-0 tp. I
EOR RENT Furnished, steam-!
heated upls. wnvcriy npia.
2-20-1 nip.
FOR RENT Kt-am heated mod- j
em rooms. Reasonable. I -4 0 S ;
WnshiiiKton. 12-20-1 mp :
FOR RENT -.Small furnished i
house, also sleeping rooms, hot j
and told water In rooms. lHOO-Oi
avo. or 224-W. 12-2J-:tt. I
:
60 R RENT lurn. bouses and ,
apt s,, with baths clean, quiet, j
;w rates. AdultH'. 1810 Green
wood. 7-lo-lm.
GETTING ACQUAINTED WITH AUNT AMY
VIELL..VWE
SHOULD VJOWV.
THE LE.SS SHE
SVENtlS ON
CL.OTHE.S THE
t-AORL WE'LL-
IT EVF.Q
CM - E
INHERIT
TOOK HIM FOR
VOO DON'T seiifA
To tnc) MHAT
00 vIAKT TO DO,
1
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OUT OUR WAY
HAH fOW!
v;t-. C5i
1 riOwt' -A3vJ
. .
nut. i ot
GOlM' HOME.
FROM VVOflH
WOO
like "ThaT ?
CAm'T
KioTiCE -TH'
t l CLi
THERE.
BUG U. S. PAT, orr.
Kamela People
Are Enjoying
Bright Weather
lty Mi's. V. K. Thornbur-r
(Obserdver Correspondent)
IIIUJARI), Ore. (Speelal) Al
though no more hikjw fell In Ka-
mehi sfnre last week, enough slill
reniiilned on tho ground to imike It
look like Christinas on Wednesday.
The nlKhts are ijnite cold tmd frosty
hero now, hut the sun bus been
shining bright every day recently.
Several Kamela residents : went
elsewhere to spend Chrislmas, but
a few family dlnm-rs were held
here, tiuests at the ( E. Thoru
burir htinie Tttr Christmas dinner
worn Mrs. Thurulmm's lather,
Flitlay Cordon, of Itrowulee. Ore.,
her sisler .Mrs. Tdnbel ilnskett and
nephew. Cordon Haskell, also of
Rrownleo and her sister Phyllis
Cordon, of Poc-alelto, ldnho.
.Mrs. I. WiKKlesworth had as her
quest for eh rlnt mas dinner her
daughters, .Miss Virginia and Mrs.
W., T. lirown and family, of La
Craude and .Mr. and -Mrs. T. Jiur
ton, of Eamela.
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Riirnes also
spent Christmas at borne and wore
pleasantly ' surprised by . having
I heir nleee, Mlss Arva Dyer and
brolher-in-law, Dudley Rlneltburn,
both of Portland, with them for
dinner. Mr. Rlaekhurn, who was a
brakeman on the second division of
the O.-W. until four years ago
when he was forced to retire from
service on account of ill health,
was en route to San Diego, Cal., to
spend tho winter with relatives
there. He lias not been very well
recenlly and jhls doctor . advised
him to go. where the climate was
milder.
Ceorgc L. Webb, son of Mrs. W.
Weise, arrived In Kamela on .Mon
day to spend his Christmas leave
at home. Mr. Webb is at present
stationed In the aviation school at
North Island, Sun Diego, Cal.,
where he will return In a few days.
" Mrs. C. .10. Thornburg and son,
lan, returned from Poealello, Ida.,
on Monday accompanied by her sis-t'-r.
Phyllis Cordon who is on sick
b-ave from Ihe hospital where she
1 1 f ' I I I I l .V. IV
kWM
VESTERIAy SHE VIVi HINTlVIG
HOW HKRD IT Wf,S FO WEQ
TO LWE ON HEW IMCOIAE.CKN (
VOO IMAGINE MEW NHXlNGi
V "O GWE ME THE MPBESSON
THNT SHE HKSM't MUCH f
A BABOON!
ES I DO TN
HOT GOHH3
TO VSACi
IT'.!
T Kiit 1 LrfVi.-i
,N f, AfC
OF HAM ANJ t.U-i-3ii.OMCf WOUiH
UE- X DO MOO CAM eujc
MOO CAN! tKIJO1
tAMOVW -00
c,TAWOlM
OlJ
EnjO'o'-i'
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Is training to be n nui'sn. On the
Way homo lan became III and de
veloped chicken pox, but bus al
ready recovered sufficiently to en
joy iho presents which Sanla left
for him.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete P.lever speul
a very enjoyable Christmas day in
La Crande with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Ridley and
Mr. and Mrs. II. llorstnian and son
Jack, were guests at Ihe T. E. Pier
sou home In La Crande for Christ
mas dinner, Mrs. Kelley and Mrs.
Horstman dYe, M rs. l',lerson's
daughters. There were lit at their
family dinner.
Mr. a pd Mrs. Roy llawes and
family were among the 21 guests
nt a family Christmas dinner given
In Meacham by Mr. and Mrs. .1. M.
J'asey in their new home there.
'Chey also attended a. party in
M enchain on Wednesday evening
at Iho Russell Pfersol home.
Mrs. C. J. Kelley, who lias not
been very well recently, is ill at
her home here.
Mrs. T. Pitirton and little son,
Karlce, accompanied by Mrs. W. T.
Rrown and A It a Wicglesworth
drove lo Nyssa Thursday. They
will visit there at tho home of- Mrs.
liurton'H parents. Alta will spend a
few days visiting friends in linker.
.Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Srhubcrl ami
little daughter, I.I.Mian, of Kamela,
wont to Portland on Sunday to
spend Christinas with their daugh
ters, Hess and Florence. Mrs.
Schubert has been 111 and Ihey hope
a few days rest ami change will
benefit her.
Mr. and .Mis, C, L. Hudson have
returned to Kiiuiela from. Echo,
Mr. Hudson has been unsigned the
second shift as operator here.
.Miss Alia Smith who Is In churge
of Kamela store went to Pilot Rock
to spend Christmas at her home
there. In her absence Mr. Konul
son took charge, assisted by Mr.
Ciistllle of Meaeham.
.Mrs. Muriel llrooks and children
Francos and Iona are spending the
Christmas.vacatlou with her moth
er, .Mrs. I. Cook In Cnstlo Rock."
Thn new Soviet postmark slogan
Is 'Think before you kiss." Cou
jslilering the populnrity of whiskers
iover there, that not only seems ud
f visa bio but necessary.
THE-X'RE
TOURIST
I V." .1 AUf. - -
' 1,.
VNHGH 1 NAS OP
To TPS TOO THIS
MORNlMS
klO STARTED
S
THRovwiMS
AT UC
By Williams
it" iP
,-fi .
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jSkhl' TH I
j,VMlUlfMi.
Measles Cause
Wolf Creek To
Cancel Program
Hy .1. A. Nlco I
(Observer Correspondent)
wolf creek (special) o-.
Ing to the epidemic of measles, no
Christ inns treo or entertainment
was held this year. I
.Miss Vivian Johnston left for her!
homo at Modford to spend the holi
days. She. will return for tho open- J
lng of school on Jan. 0. I
Mr. and Mrs, Lyle Howard of A1
bec, are spending tho holidays with 1
M rs. Howard's parents, M r. and
Mrs. Walls Nice.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Cllklson and
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Oilklson spent
Christmas at 'the Jack Covbam
homo In town.
J. L. Hand Is doing William
lira ill's chores while Mr. Hrantis
In La Grande with his daughter
Nola.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Carr spent
last Snturday In Raker on business.
Mrs. Elvlna Ponrson Ik spending
this week at her borne oji tho farm.
1j. Clement was hero a few dny
ago buying entile.
MSsh Nola Hrnnt, who was taken
to iAi. Grande, for medical treat
ment, Is reported to be much Im
proved. .
Eudora Harrison, who Is attend
ing school at Union, Is spending the
holidays with her parents.
Lee Cieorgo went to Rock Creok
in search of horses which had
strayed from his field.
Miss Elma Cuslek Is visiting with
her brother R. li. CusJclt and fam
ily. Ecltia Nlco, Alta Lund, Edna
Shurrum and Evalyn and Eugfuin
Royman who are attending school
In La Crande, a to homo for tho
holidays.
Recent visitors to 1-a Grande
wero Charles and Jesse Smith, Al
ton Gllklsnn, Charley and Resslo
Nantu and .Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Simouls.
Tho next meeting of the grange
will be Jan, 4 at which time a nov
elly treo will bo held. At tho last
mooting two more, members wero
given tho third and fourth degrees.
By Cowan
! I
A' '
IHM'S M.WMS THE WW, WEW-THV '
CELMWES PLEKO POVERTY TO STU.
OFF f POSSIBLE TOUCH WHILE THE .
POOR ONES KRE BOSV TRVING. TO GIVE
vnn iur vMODFSSlOM THkT THEy HkVE.
USNQ XOOia HOtAE Ma K
CWAP TO 5WE HUTtL HILL
By Blosser
A LITTLE
NUTS
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A'
1
MA
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Si
The Oet-Together club met at the
CI. M, (lllkuon home on last Kjitur
day night. . , , . s .
Mm. ileury Ooylo moved (he rest
of her household furniture to Iai
(irande this week.
Pantages' Fear(
Of Death Held
Illness Cause
1H ANCli:i.KS, lee. 2S (AD
Alexander 1'antnges. multl-mllllon
aire showman under u prison sen
tence for criminal assault, was tie
dared Krldny by Dr. Chnrleii V.
Ieclter, to bo suffering from ft
vrcat fear of denih and "Terrible
predicament In which he told mo
he found himself," Tin physician,
who examined the 111 prisoner at
the mjuest or tho. stale gnvo tho
testimony In the superior court
hearing of reports upon runtngca'
condition. ,
"l'antages spoko very frankly
with me and said he feared death,"
hecker testified. "lie spoke of tho
terrible predicament- those weri
his words In which he found him
Nelf, This fear has affected his
powers of nutrition and his itppe
tlie."
The witness teHllfMl that tho
prisoner did not know It, but that
it was fear thnt had built n coin
plex In his mind.' lie snld l'au
t ages' ailments were the direct re
sult of that mental state.
USED CAUS
With an OK that counts
Larison Chevrolet Company
Used Car
407
i
5
KNIGHT'S k
Spring Canyon g
Coal ' j
For Heat 3
Cleanliness
nnd Economy ft
5
VAN PETTEN J
LUMBER CO. 5
S . Phone Main 732 t
i "OoiMl Sci'vlco Quick" l
I -' .
Used Cars
PERKINS MOTOR COS
Main 500
Professional Directory
Tbla directory ta enpeclallj hand for Ibe nowcomer or for tue
ont-oftown reador wbo may want the uamo and addresa of soma
proteaalonaJ man. It ha bean carefully prepared and will prom
to be a ready aid to any reader In obtaining prompt profctwlonal
KrTlce. '
Classified for.
Phyaiciins & Surgeon
. A. I JUCHAItDSON, M. D.
I'hyHlcInn and Surgeon.
Office ovnr Gluna Druifs. Office
phone, Main IS; ruslilcnco phone,
Midn 66.
J. A. WOXDIUU.ICK, sr. I). !
1'tiyKlrlan and 8urir4n I
Office ami Iloiqiltul ovnr the Tiffin
Tel. Muln 678
1KB B. aOOTT, M. D.
LKWA WU.KKS, JII. D.
Practice limited to dlioaana of U)l
Kyo, lilar, Noae and Throat
New Kolwy Tolephonl
Uulldlnic Main 16
STAGES LEAVE
From Corner of Elm and Jefferson
Wallowa Valley Coaches
Leave
4:00 p. m. 1
Makes All Main Line Connections.
For information call MaIn 799.
IJuy Round-Trip Tickets and Save
Good for 60 Days.
f Mr lerlter was recused; to tho
Inland 'by .eeornpte;'lnyl, pHornwy ?
J recently milled o lant ages' Hluff of i
: counsel. I'nntjiges wafl trot, 'present '.
In court, belnjf confined (to a coun
ty jail hospltal; bed. v k
Testimony That 7'ahtTigi'H "hasl
the kind of heart" from which peo
j pie do not tile -"suddenly" wan -;
given by Dr. K. M. rallette, the '
wcoiiil medical expert called by tho
! state, "There Is nothing about his
j condition to show that Jalt confine- ;
, ment wll bring about his death,"
'KalU the witness.'
j "Mo is In HerioiiH danger of rty '
lug," J'r.- I'allefto testiMed undm'
; cross-examination' "but I do not
think he Is In tiny Imminent dang-jer."-
.
I. Both Mr. Meeker nnd Mr. I'all.
jetto testified that from their ex
; amlna lions. I'anlages nppeared to
bo about (1& years f age, Instead .
;of the fi5 years he has staled.
Ilil-ITi:it AVY CIVICS WAY
as I'tut rr(;.iv ;itovs
TIKHOX (AP)-Decided decrease
in Illiteracy ns well us a giowOi In
popuhitlon were revealed in the "
Hi Sit census of I'ortugal.
Jn 18io, out of n population of
5,048,720), moro than 75 per cent ,
could neither read nor write. Then
thousands of schools were opened.
My lltai) the population numbered
I1.H.1VJ1H, of whom J,75f,iiria knew
nt lenst their letters. ...
t' This year the population was
totaled ns (1,080,135 nnd nmre than
30 per cent can Id read nnd write.
Phone
Mnin 50S
Fir St.
Wisdom demands that you
secure the services of ex
pert morticians who know
the science and ethics of
their profession and who
have demonstrated their
capacity and ability. ,
;v,.'j5KS..yjl?eiSh,.nS
Snodgrass
& Zimmerman
Phone Main 62
Quick Reference.
IDA McMEEKIN' ' .
Teacher of
Tlie IJarbercux System
Voice Drninntlcs
Melville Apia. . Ph. Main 741
Osteopathic Physicians
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