La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 05, 1930, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextPage Nina, Saturday, April 5, .1930 . LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. HLA The Market NEW TODAY Knit SAM') lliinst-. A-l cnndjllon. Inn. i)'l. CMIbert hardware, 4-5-S t. SAl.KSMKN V.NTKI C ' mile on 1'Kfllon, AninzliiK now inolwt iiri HiiH silver. AH union. 1 free, t'rlb'hlow, 4M"0-K, Wlifuion, 111. 4-fi-l t. H.WK HOMK nice Mm will build an for small payment; lOasy term. It. A. Crawford. 4-5-1 in. j.'Olt HUNT Kurn. 4-rin. moil, house, limi JcfflTHIHI. I'll. 441MI. - ; ' 4-r-tf. S 1 1 1 1 N 1 ' TIMK Ih rutf cleaning lime. Have your rtiBH and ear pcts cleaned, 9 hy 12, H. 60. AH other hI'oh In proportion. We iilso size ruKH.-I!i' Grande Mur iress 'o. l'lionn 4-4-W-. 4-f-t 1. I'OIt HAIjK I' ko& Western Klec iric washing inafliinn. flood con dition, fSfi.aO. Cull Main 124. 4-0-2 t. AtiKNTH WANTKI) Itltf Ohio cor poration Heeks iiiunatfur for open lerrilory. Oppon unity to earn $:t,50, $5,000 ii ml more yearly. Wo furnish, everything. .Experi ence unnecessary, Kyr-Kylor Co., l'.iU3 l''yr-l'vt'r HUk Haylon,.0. 4-0-1 tn. III Y. SELL. RAISE Rent jack screws. move houses. John Mars. 4-5-1 t. KOR HUNT 500 ncraV Kood lnniin- lain Iiasture. Call 224-W or 13011 j 11 ave. 4-5-1 t. WANTED -housework Woman Phone 4:1 for Keneral 7-.I. 4-5-2 tp l"OR SALE Alfalfa hay. $10 ton. : or will Irade for Kood milch cow. Call Milo A. Pratt, imliler. I 4-5-3 tp. WANTED Normal student wishes pari, time work. Can do typhis I or housework of any kind. Call j 2SS-W. 3-5-2 tp. j WANTED Hoys tor MorniiiKi Orcoiiian paper route. Ask for Harrison at DUO Eoiirth. 1-5-3 lp. I WANTED Immediately an A-i j woman for Keneral housework. lni. 1503 Kourlil. Ph. Main "SC. j 4-5-t t. KOH HUNT Mod. furl). (Iron rid floor, Kiofl Wash. 4-1 a pt. -1 t- WANTKJ) Washings. Ph. 374 -W. 4-5-3 tp. ON AtVOl NT OK IMjXKKH will sell or lease my hoarding house cheap. Box 34, IVndb'lon. Ore. ' 4-0-3 tp. KOH It 10 N't I.Hifje sleeping room with hoard. Suitable for two. Close in, JH07.-6th St. 4-5-1 I. TV PKW1UTKHS All makes for sale, rent or exchange. K. Tuckey, room 1, over Siivtr-ihorn-Wright drugs. 4-5-1 in. KOH HKNT 0 room house ut 04 Wash. ave. No furnitare, K.-C. Tuckey. roitm 1 tiver Silverthorn Wrlght. 4-0-3 t. l'OR RENT Rooms, phone 1511-1'. SO! Wash, or 4-5-3 tp. EOlt SALE Small store bldff. 1SX22: full plalenlass fronl: full basement; terms. .1. If. AlberlsOil. 2000 (Ireenwood, La llrande. j . 4-5-1 tp. I RELIAHLE TIH'CIC DRIVER j wants work, also experienced in ( ranch work, livestock and ser vice station. 220-.I. 4-5-2 tp. FOR SALE KOH SAIdv for three Kurn, house arranged apts. if ih'sl redalso Professional Directory This dlroctory is ifiocialJy Imndy for tlio mmromor or for the out-of-town render who may wnnt th name and address of some professional num. It lias been enrofidly pmpamtl and will prove to bo a rmuly aid to uny reader In obtalulng promil professional dci-vh-e. CLASSIFIED FOR QUICK REFERENCE - lhysician & Surgeons A. U RtCHAllDSOX, M. D. Physlclnn-iind SurR-eon Office over Glass Uruirs Office Phone, M-15 Res. M-BS Astrologer MIIS. 1 IIF.DI.RICK rtAL.MUS 301 X, AV15. P.cadings Daily. Ilcadlnsn by Mail a Specialty STAGES LEAVE From Corner of Elm and Jefferson Wallowa Valley Coaches La Grande for Joseph 8:45 a. m., 4:00 p. m. Makes All Main Line Connections. For information call MAIN 71)9 Buy Round-Trip Tickets and Save Good for 60 Day. SSIFIED Place of Union and Wallowa Observer Want Ad Rates Count five average worda ' to I ho line.) Per line, 1st Inssrtlon .... ,10c Per lino, Ditch added consec utive Insertion ... 7c Minimum charKu ou on order 26c ' RATRS BY MONTH 3 llnea, per inonLh ..$2.60 3 lines,' per month f 4 linen, per mouth .. 14.00 0 lines, per month $4.75 Kaeh additional lino over five charged al &Uc per line per nitmlh. ' 1 CASH IN ADVANCE la 18 qulred on all Clajalflert orders to earn thesu rales. Higher rates vliamed on all credit Insertion. Copy for all C,aaslfled ordera must ha in thin office by 10 A. id, DAV OF INHIBITION. Hip orders on ad Inserted until fur-, liter notice, must be received hy the sajii hour or extra insertion will be charged. . Telephone ordera - aollclted. Cash ratea may be earned on Khone ordera by payment on or efi.re date of laat Insertion. PHONE MAIN 37 "An Observer Want Ad Will Do 11" corner lot 111 kooiI location, lnq. 2104 Klrsl. 4-4- . l KOH SALE C.nrden tools of nil , klnils. I.awninowers. KverylhiiiB j for .the irard.-n and lawn, both ' new and second hand. Dalles Furniture Co. 4-4-2 t. i CSKD Ll'MltElt for sale, dimen sions of all kinds. bit timbers 10x12. 12 to 20 fr. lonir, winilows, ' frames and doors. Wm. ll'en drlcksiin, 1 U OS X live. 4-4-0 tp. KARMEHS EXCHANGE 403 N. l.'ir St. Special Saturday, No. 2, potatoes; $1.50 sack; No. 1, sack ' $2.50. Leave orders for seed po tatoes. 4-3-ITtp. KOH RAl',1- b room modern house. Will take lot in irood location as first payment. 1'hone 274-M. 4-3-3 tp. KOH SAI.K 1927 Nash Advanced six roadster. New Ouco, mechan ically perfect. See Van Bibber at Nash g-arasc 4-3-41 KOH PA-UO H. I. H. and Plymouth Hock baby chicks. May and June hatch, l'h. 227-M. Mrs. Georffe Hector. 4-2-6 t. KOH SAUK Small motor boat and motor. Hed's & Kred's wrecking house. Ph. M 009. 4-2-6 t. KOH SALI0 Different types of light, trailers. Ued's & Feed's wrecking house. lh. M; Oltrt. 4-2-6 t. KOH H AUK Gas engine. Hed's Kred's wrecking house. Phone M 5!9. 4-2-li t. PURE IIOMA'WOOD strain white Leghorn chicks, heavy laying, free, range hens, mated to Brow nell pedigreed Cockerels, April 16th, 12c; 2.1rd, 11c; May 1st and later. 10c. Ship c. o. d. on ap proval. Pacific Hatchery, Tang ent, Ore. 4-2-1 nip. TOR SALE Dahlia bulbs 10c each or $1 dozen. Mrs. J. K. Steinbeck, Phone DiO-R. 4-1-ti tp. VOK SALE Homo prrown llus seler'H Whilo Dent corn, field corn seed, 7c lb. Hluo Mountain l'ruit ExchanKO. 3-31-St. DAHGA1N NUHSKHY STOCK Cherry and pear irees 10c up. Karl J. Stackhuul. Cove. 3-2$-tf KOH SAMS All kinds of hardy shrubbery to beautify and in- . crease the value of your home, j , Plant now. Also asparagus roots, ; 3 years old. Milne Nursery. 3-25-tf. !lOH SALK riunlia bulbs, 10 for $1.50. Mrs. W. J. Green. Union. -22-1 mp. H m:k ic bocvy. -r. i. , I.KW'A Wn.KKS, M. D. Practice limited to diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Now Foley Telephone Bulldlni; Main 16 . PR. J. K. WOODKI.Ii Chiropriirtlc rhyslciiin Other methods applied. Diathermy, Ultra. Violet Ray. rood Science, Sinusoidal and 3-alvonlsm. root troubles cor rected. 20 Sommor Bldg. Phone 4J7-W. Hrs. 9-0, 7-8 Res. 1D0-W. AD Counties PIHIIT, SHADE, ORNAMENTAL lrot!H and shrubs. SUtrk Mroa. liurhtiJik slock. Placo your or- ; decs now, pay when order ur- I rives, l'h. Karmen 38, JI. J. lleher, r'rultdale. Hi. 1. S-U-l nti roil SAI-E Good Chovelier aeed barley. Man WeHtenekow.' Ini- ! bier. ; 3-10-tf ; UOOIC YOUR ORDER for baby , ehlx ut Mossacre's Hatchetry. K. 7 0. 3-6-lin i IIOOK1NQ WORK - Repair work or any kind of a now roof. Call ' Chas. Illldebrand, bJOW. 3-6-lmp l'OR SALE Piano. Ph. 1 19-J. 2-S-t f, WANTED WIU, Till-: MAX who h.-lpe.l lift Itilo a ivir the lady who fell and hrokc her Ief ikti-sh from the li brary on- Miircli Int. IH30, t S P. in. cull M. 020? ( ;i-4-2 t. WANTED At Phone 4 51-J. fantl horse. 4-4-3 tp. WANTKI) Small business (hat few hundred dollars will handle. Write A. H. c-o Observer. 4-4-2 tp WANTED, ' Chickens, nnd veal, Highest prices. Iloilcs Market, jtii4 Adams. 4-2-li I. . mmmmmbmmm MISCELLANEOUS WANTKD WashiiiKH, Mrs. Thomas. 7 Third, 4-2-tf t. OMVTIMB DA.VCI3 Katies" hall. nlfrJit at 4-3-3 t. STHAYI-JO Hed Durham cow. i'aino to my ranch March 27th. No visible brands or ear marks. Clyde Kiddle,. Farmers 02, 4-3-6 t. NOW IS TUB TIMK to flu-sh out that radiator and motor to keep it from heating. Clean out the rust and corrosion from the use of anti-frece solutions and glv-; your motor a chance. Wo have the famous ATI ..AST A machine, no chemicals used. L. V. Weeka, Ch rysler garage. .4-2-41. Pltl.'NING THKES, shr.ibs. roses.' surgery landscaping, lawn work, also lawns, by month, call 5G4-J. Main 007. 3-20-12 .lp SOMMKH HOTlib Inquire for modern apts., also unfurnished house. Good location, close In. 3-14-1 mp. SO.MMKH IIOTKI-Modern, quiet, up-to-date. Home comfort. See us. 8-1 S-l in. LA GRANDE MATTKKSS ft Up holstering . ft Rug Cleaning Works. Phone 424-W. Chas. Ed wards, .Prop. 12-1-lm MONEY TO LUAH We are repre sentatives tor the Prudential In surance Co., ana can make farm ' or clt7 loanB at attractive ratea of Intereat. Chaa. H. Reynolds, Insurance, Ipnna and bonds. EASTERN OP.EGON 8oho0l of Music, violin, piano, voice. Cred its. I. O. O. F. temple, 447-J. B-24-1 m. MONET TO LOAN ou improved city property, straight loans ot Installment plan, lowest rates United States Investment Co Phon Main 81 t-U-ltn FOR RENT -Hesldence 7M Ad-, K. P. Brooks and then continued 161-.I. Call at. 703 j to Klgln accompanied by Mrs. Ken .u Grande Printing ; nlson's little daughter, Tona Brooks. KOH HKNT ams, phone Adams or ompaliv'. 4-4-2 t. SCORCHY SMITH e u. J pa u'nT office . A aJCKiiiT MlbalUJN " vj"! I ".-rr; a MhWA Pi BE JOE LEBLAHC FWWA CBOstv GRtAT SCoTf!-)! X13 jVwR MUBT FIND HErT6 fl AZZLa- RfTlAO ' rVlJ Mn WM eZtS SSoe ,J -vl ' UNTA,NS ?XAlC S I XWMS 61T ; I ri'fnm r'rn Ma.k"iteKistration"Appiied vm ' " " A WATCH FT TL EYE By Julian Ollendorff; VjJ jUJaIV IJ. S. Patent Office " ' ,m - a ' n : . '.TSK..7 - I r-rv,,, lt ru- U'gF" NO.-I EXP.C-T I WELL. - VE BETLIEVe 'W GOOP (SRACIOUSj I I NOW PLEASE TRV rotSF I'LL S : - Nfa VlMv:AlQiJ Sfif.rF.Noxrw L-JEfcSd-. 1 (HELLO EST-. Xs AT THE GRAND SOUTH Ai' THE SOUTVlT-lT'S 330 ANYTHING V ,s.V DOWN, IMMEDIATELY Vi v JM V JJ ' . (5 rMS "-- --&-pi CENTRAL, STATION, "".iTOMOPROWW hJ ' NOV. - WE WOULD U BE 4ffV3 1 P?AVELEt?S AtO Tj?Ki1J ;; I flfflO RtT7 VERE- EXPECTING! -WHY" LIKE TO KNOV VWBONfiTL kD5iK 1 CN XV&IVJ 5 S 190 'JJtt&XW ANYONE 1KOM?v cA DO VOu'aSK? VMP-M&t SHE -A 9F"P. . WJi ? rOll HUNT Kurn. apt. UcMs ami water furn. litis Adams. 4-1-3 t. l'OR RKNT 4-rni. S 12 2 Atlanta Ave, turn. Iioiibo. Phono 824-W. 4-H.3 ip I'OK HUNT rin. tarn, liouw Willi bath, BureKe. Adulla. 0. 1424 B. eve. s-27-lf. Hill lll-.'NT 4 nil furll. apt. With bath. Adults. 17, Hl'J uve 3-:7-lf. TOR HUNT -Mod, 7 rill, house. Kurn. or utlfurn. Near normtl. Clill 434-J. lliq. 1406-N. 3-25-lf I'llR Ri:NT 17 acres, excellent for Rar.lcnliiK or chickens. Mouse, Eni-.iKe, barn, root cellars and chicken house, lnq. 1418 Jeff. 3-24-t f. l"OR Ilh'NT Mod. henled, reasonable, room, steam 14U8 Wash. 3-lS-lm FOR RENT Kurn. apt. -Also 6 rin. house. Wavorly uit. 3-10-1 nip I , I l'OR RENT Apt. 1307 Penn. 3-14-t f. KOU RKNT Kuril, apt s,, with baths :w rntw. Adult . houses and .clean, quiet, 1810 Green- j 7-1 o-l m. i FOR TRADE TIlAhli Itnlmrt M. C'ahle rahlnoi Krand piano on woud llsht in closed ear. W. . Hansen. 4-4-5 tp. Rangers Seek Site For House At Kamela, Ore. By Mrs. ('. I',. Thoruhnrg (Observer Correspondent) KAMKI.A, Ore. (Special) Mr. Claiiston. governmeiit forest ranger who was stationed in Kamela last summer was In Kamela on Wed nes-. day. He and another government; man were trying to find, a site for a government house here. Last j year they rented some of Hie Nor-, deell houses, bill evidently now plan on erecting a permanent for est rangers house. Several O.-W. . building inspectors were in Ka mela for a short time on Wednes-1 day. ' The mud has nofnll finite dried up in Kamela yet and several cars, a.ave been Htitck guing past the j school where the mini is worst, and , ! also on the Incline by tin? depot. ; The days are still warm and sun-j ny, although on Thursday evening! it turned somewhat colder and sley. ruined some. . j Melt fat and add flmtr. Blend The highway, being torn up in well and add milk nnd chicken so many places for surfacing, is stock. Cook slowly, stirring con not very pleasant to travel over at istanily. until ihe saueo becomes nresent. j thick and creamy. Add the rest of . Mi, and Mrs. Hoy Ilawes were called to Iai Grande Tuesday on account of I lie serious Illness of Mr. I (awes' mother, afrs. J. Oli ver. Mrs. Oliver has not been well for some time and was taken on Tuesday lo the Grande Hondo hos pital to undergo a major opera - Hon. Mr. and -Mrs Iluwes return ed on Tuesday, but Mr. Ilawes ex pected to return later lo bo witll his mother. C. Hudson, operator on second shift In Kamela. accompanied by j with tlie cheese, celery, onions, salt Huster Linsesy, of Hulil, Jdulio, who ;and pepper. Stuff the lomiilo has been' visitliiir In Kamela for!caseK. Serve on lettuce and top several days, drove to r.elio to get Mr. Hudson's mother, also of Buhl, Idaho, who has been at the hedsid" of her father, Mr. Garner, wIwj is ill. Mrs. Hudson, senior, and Mr. JJnsesy expect to return to Jdaho soon. , Mr. and Mrs. Kloostra, of Klglib stopped in Kamela on Tuesday on their way home from Pendleton to visit Mis. Barnes and Mrs. Chelr here for a short lime, .Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kennison, of uMeuchain, passed through Kamela 1 on 'Wednesday. They visited Mrs. - Mr. Kennison, Who is a government lll.-t, M.-.ll ll I-..... v...., his trapline there. .Ilrs. Hurry l'lusu, of a (irunde, was In Kaiiielu on business on Vetlnei.lay. She visited her friend. Mrs. IV Hlever while here. Mrs. lMass was seriously 111 recently, hut hits recovered considerably. ; .Mm Ward Snillh anil .Mi. l'lep. ' er. of La draiule. tlrove la Ka-i lit..:.' YVt.iliicKfli.v with Mm IMllKS. q)l. vlslu il several friends here.j aniiinir litem were Miss Alia Stitllh. Mrs. 1'. Hlever and Aim, It. Huwcs. Mrs, .Sniilll anil Mrs. I'leper hail ; not seen Mrs. llrtwcs for several years anil enjoyetl renewing ae. iiiiaintances with her. .lnlill Heath, of Kanlela, was a business visitor in Lit Orande on j Tliiirsduy. Mr. and. Mrs. f. E. Thornh'.iri: iind sun. Ian, were irucsls .over nlltlit Thursday at the A. Mlhlft' home in j Orande. They attend ed the hiirh school oKeretta wltich they enjoyed very much. Mrs.; Thornliurjr espcels to ivlurn to Kii lllela Salurday. : Louise Kawes wns unable to i;o ' to school Wednesday on account of a hHkIU IndlHpiisMlon. i Menus Of The Day Hy -Mrs. Alexnitder (.urgo IIOMKMAIH; liADV l'l(.i:itS Siier Menu Chicken J.ouf Stuffed Tomato Salad Muttered Itolls Peach Conserve Strawberries l.ady I'Mngors Coffee Salted Nuts Mint Candles Chicken lmf, SUM'vIng l 1 1-2 cups diced, cooked chicken. 2 tablespoons chopped plntlentos. 2 tablespoons chopped cooked green pepper. 1-2 teaspoon salt. 1-4 teaspoon celery salt. 1-4 teaspoon pnprlkn, ! 1 tablespoon finely chopped par i shy. 2 egs, well beaten. ; 1 cup crumbs. 1 cup milk. 2 tablespoons butter, melted. Mix ingredients and pour into buttered loaf pan. Bake 30 mfntiles in ii moderately slow oven. Un mold carefully and surround with chicken cream sauce; Chicken t'lt'iim Kauco 0 tablespoons chicken fat or but ler. 6 tablespoon flour. 1 cup milk. 1 1-2 cups chicken stock. 1-1 teaspoon pepper. - 1-2 teaspoon salt. 1 tablespoon finely enopped par- the Inureilienls and mix well, pour over and around loaf. StulTcd Tomato Sahul S medium slued tomatoes. - 1-2 cup cottage cheese. 1 -2 cup diced celery. 2 tablespoons chopped onions. 1-4 teaspoon salt. 1-4 teaspoon pepper. I -2 cup mayonnaise. Peel and chill Ihe tomatoes. Scoop out part, of the Insldes. Mix 2 tablespoons of the mayonnaise with the remaining mayonnaise. Lady Kliigvrs 3 egg whites. 1-3 cup confectioner's sugar. 1-S teaspoon Halt. , 1-2 teaspoon vanilla. 1-3 mp flour. 3 egg yolks. Beat "Kg whiles until stiff. Grad ually add sugar ami beat until creamy. Beat tho egg yolks .until thick and lemon colored, ndd to tho eKg white mixture and fold In the rest of the Ingredients. Pour in(o a pastry bag and shape, 3 inehefi long and 1 Inch wide, on greased baking sheets. Sprinkle with con feotioner'H sugar and bako for 10 minutes in n Blow ovn fectioner-s siiKar ami bako mr i " . ftnrrg?; irrJiigvWftai lirriiR ;:!'i!iir: m-mapxmmmmu niinut.'S in n Blow oven. " . . - --- I Barbara Fritchie Relic, i li'iirlmra I'rllchle's hushiind wa ' a irlovenuiker. In her limni- In ' 1'riMlerlck, Mil., aeveriil rellca of ' Ills trade--scraps of lenllier nnd i skins, Kloves, and llio wooden ', fiiints used III Imptiir tlie fluser i of Hie iiloves are lo li aceii. Fir.t Coff.a In Wa.17 The slurv runs Ihal t'lipt. fiahrlel de rileti iiniualii ihe Mrsi coffee I l ii i 1 1 lo MniiliiliiUH iiluiui ilia year ITJIi. ileprlvlni; liliuselt of put't of Ids supply of ililukliiK water in or der to keep Hie I'll He plant all on the lotis vrtynsr from Kranei'. Unci Eban "Po iiinii ilat only known one Joke." said I'iicIp Klieti, "Is heller diin de one dm keeps cniuln' nriuiiul wlf a hiiiuli n' new liuril luck stories," Wiishlnytoti Slur, . : . .. 1" ' ' SINDAY nPUOGHAMK Tlie National Broudcrtstlng, com pany program fnv S-mdny night follows: 0:15 to 6:15. iraiiHcontiii- iental program; 6:'0, concert; :3i), : popular music; i, musical program; J 9:311, Header's Guide; Hi to 11, Gay i Classics. The CnlumblH Broadcasting sys Item prngrapi for Sunday night fol lows: 6 lo 7, Theater of Air; ,7 to 1 7:3a. Will Hogers. comedian; 9 lo Hi, dance music; It to 12, organ. i Tncnnm j KVI (Tdiikc) to n. U'BS; la, Dreainln' Time j 1 2, organ. I . Oak la ml KGO (7!"Hie 11, news Hilent; !. ; 11, CHS; :I5, sil rf m rm "o-f rTTTTi r. !mvmni TF.TTIIT (TT: ' IT1 K III I. 'I '-.I,!..-! .i.i.l-ll. . Ill'' i ''111' (I .1! 4. i. 4. X 4. 4? 4 OUR JOE 9 IS From hiss" against AUTO i Ihouelles: 8:45, llltle symphony: i 7 : 1 fl, Nllf; 7:16. Kunilay at Heth , 1-arnors: a:ii. i ne ...... - Nl'; II. dnnco music. j KLX. (SMikc) silent lllRllt. ; Spokilllo , KHQ (riDiike) 6:1 & to 7:45, and ,!) to 11, NIIC; 7:45 to , Sundiy lirofrrain. I. (Nole -KOW. KHL. KKt slmlliir HA KHj except KOW has little 'symphony concert Id to II). ; - San lriiiielMi ( Kmc (Oliike) tl. CHS; 7:3(1. :iuiislenl nroKrniu: !, dauco tniisie; I II. CI IS, ' ':' ! ' KI'O (llSiikc) 8:15. N'lC; 7:15, musical proirruma.' i Isis Aimi'les KKX (lailikc) ti, talks; 7:30, musical pr.iKl'itm: , 8, I'reHliyterlail chllreli; II lo (11:311. Liiliovirkl irlo. K I I.I. (Iinilke) : .6, .CHS! . 7;;i". niusieiil pi'OKlltnii 11, Ci.S. . ! . fii'iltllo KJR (l7ake) C, Hour on Hroad- U. S. L. Batteries Ymr old Imttrry mill ll. IHils a new, oiu In U'- Burgess Battery and : Electric 2 blocks rust of V. IV l)eHit. ; ' Miss Majestic Contest VOTE COUPON Good for 100 votes for credit of , M : , Address When properly filled out and deposit' ed in ballot box at the Arcade Theater Good from Apr. 5 to Apr. 12. " " . . . 4 ? 4f 44'4l?4,.4'4?i to protect you property damage, personal liability, colision , with v, j 4. insurance! SOLD ON THE INSTALMENT PLAN HITeD STATES INVESTMENT CO. 0. W. WARNOCK, MGR. way; 7. IloinclpwnerH;. 8,. (uiperl ( ( ,-tln.l orchestra; 1 0 elisemhlnj X, lliirinouy Area. '. . .. .' .. . r . .., j Nole- K KX has similar irogrnm.; WISDI Wisdom demands that yoo secure the. sei'vices of ex- pert morticians who, know the science and ethics of their profession nnd who have demonstrated theij capacity and ability. '. We Understand SnodgraM & Zimmerman ; Phone Main 62 . . J m 1 LlWatet . ii rir - i ; : : i