La Grande evening observer., April 24, 1930, Page 9, Image 9

Thursday, April 21, 1930
CLASSIFIED AD
, . The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties I
' - . ..n..ii mmmvin nnorDUPD T A fit KfTM? fIJtt v NilW
! . . . t ......... n(ln rlL-OFed in
Tho decade of the covered wagon:-! Fowler anil ICtibba explain inai , iu "' -
llLiw X i 1IVOI2 - i ,!. . Minn,-- hv ltachiminiiiofr of
J51 V 4 MIVJPS! PfhVK I played with fine tone and cxpicr-' hoopsfclits un.l Ooitcy's luily'ii booh, j vorti many million
ClAASntlJCiia y ' f I ! b. Mlhlr.-a Shumate: and .the ! Audacious Audubon, K A. Mn- I are rhtint-l nnnunlly from !
HI HI II II , fl lflli!S
NEW TODAY
IIANOK AT KU1IN open ulr pavil
ion every Hat. night. i-2i-Z tp.
(oil HUNT Moil. film.. 2-rin.
Iiouhc. Newly iialsonilned, lights
and water pultl, 1411 ave.
, f 4-24-tf.
OI.I TIMK HA NCR Hit.
Kaglos hull. '
night ut
4-24-:l
KOIt SAI.iv
for part
1 lllS-L'n.l.
-d.ot on paveil street,
cjihIi ami payinenlH,
'4-J4-K tp.
FOR SALE
ji'OU SAMO Itciuly-ciit luniltt'r for
bulUllnKf of miy sizn and Ulnil.
A lioine product. I'laro your, or
der with 1 Vte Ronstun't, Main
KGO, Inland City. 4-i-l mji
J''(lt SAI.K 3 bottom Iran-tor naiijf
plow. Quick detachable Hharrs.
I'll. Main
KOIt SAI-K OvrrHtulTert ibrVrn
pori, only iikiM a short time,
shows no wear and looks llko
now. Jion't mlHB this liarsnin.
Dalies Kurnlturo store. d-L'a-S 1
Want Ad
Rates
Observer
(Count five average worda
to the line.)
Per line, 1st Insertion ...IOa
Pur line, uich added conaec-
utive insertion . To
Minimum charge on one
oritur -
2&o
KOIt SAM-I
; Jack KHby
Depot.
Gas ontfino pump.
Vnion pool Jiall. 2 I S
. . 4-J.2-3 t.
RATES BY MONTH
3 llnea, per month It.SP
8 lines, per month - ..I3.J5
4' lines, pr month ..$4,00
5 lines, per month ..... $4.76
KhcIi additional line over five
charged at 60c pr lino per
month. ,
CASH IN ADVANCE 1' re
quired on all Classified orders to
earn thesa rates. Higher .rates
charged on all credit lnsertioui.
Copy tor all Classified orders
mual be in this office by 10 A.
M. DAY OF INSERTION. Si.p
ordei-H on ad inserted until fur
ther notice must be received by
the same hour or extra Insertion
4 ill be charged.
Telephone orders solicited.
Cash ratea may be earned on
Khune orduru by payment on or
ei'ore date of laat Insertion.
PHONE MAIN 87
"An Observer Want Ad
Will Do It" -.,
HIGHLY CAl'Ani,n ACCOUNTANT-AUOITOU
open for position j
In Kaatern Oreyon after May -'0.
M. At. Ant lit, KlKln, Ore. 4-19-tt.
Hy 3In. A. (i. Couklh.
(Observer Correspondent)
COVK. Ore. (Special) Mis
AlU'o Mnri.imrdt, iho county nurao
was In Cove Tuesday morning and
made a careful examination of all
the children in the firm four
j gradeH.
The decade of th covered wnKonr-t Fowler and IDibiia explain inai , xu '
thn i-mhIi: the Mormons: nrodm-U' f the t'oiumcua namu t vvw
or - iiouars
hamp. , An.anmitlng story of tho 1 land and inner tfreirwi pun
life and1 accomplUhmenta of John : tiannimctno uMuiimnwn- um m
James Audubon. Artist, muurallat only a wrlljrlhte nuntlty f enst-
crn !NiniHactirMi am inciuacti in
the outbound cargoes.
WANTED All kinds of cement
. work by C. llitderbrandt, 404-W. ;
- '.y. ' 4-7-1 m.
Horse Racing Is
In Comeback At
Tanforan Track
iiy UusMdl J. Xcwlaml
(Associated Press Hports Wriler)
MAN r-'KAW'INru, HI-. API.
It ( A P Horse racing, bolstered
i up .and backed with an "option
system, nas eonu bacK with a
couple of bangs at Tanforan track,
the famous old layout a few miles
south of here. "
, Tti.n.ouiH of from in.untl poi-sona
down, which is nothing to sncexo
at, have been registered at the
plant during the i:t-day meet.
Kor the benefit of those who arc
not up on the subject betting on
horse races has been illegal' In
ntranclng Vuprlco Kspagnole" by
AlosUowski played in a highly ar
tistic manner by liethel Trill,
Utile Miss' Virginia Wylle-, the and historian,
youngest student, played u delight- Visit India With Me. Wiun Muk
ful Jlttle piece with perfect eaae ; erji. The render will enjoy the
and assurance, following this, : nheer beauty of the author's prose,
three little violinists, the Misses i Colossal silent temples; hemp fact
Nadtne llungerford, Lena Ilelle'tories filled with little children.;
Itetls un.l Annette Turn, dressed In religions bathing In the (ianges
fnh'v fostumt'S crtivo their version, j India.
in irio form, of the "Invitation to i in the Zoo, Held llulr. "Many
They were nccom-Wtn animal In the xoo nus aieti as
TENDER ACHING
SWOLLEN FEET
panleil cn the piano hy their tt.ieh
er l.eo fnlU-n Itryant.
The ladles Blee eluli, under the
(llreetlim of Sirs, l'urklnson, sanK
"Alisent" by Metealf anil "Sweet
l.onir Ako" hy Suliumtn with fine
htenillne of volees. The meinbein
of the club are Mestlnmes Hynum.
Moore, llurk anil Misses Shumate, j of the zoo for a number of years
Kreneh, White. Hurry, Trill.. i anil knows all nhniit animals.
"SnrliiR AwakenlnK" Iiy lOmanuel
ltaeh mill Sumie's "I'liiue Dame
OverlHie," ulaycil by the ensemiue,
bi-o'.iKht tho eonreit to a close.
guaranteed.
' cleaning. '
fac pair. Ansel's hnt
. 4-23-4 l.
Tlie birthday anniversary of .Mrs
Juliet l loiiirlie-tv. one of tOY S I
pioneers, took place Wediienduy. the 1 inner."
April !l, unil eanie very nearly pass
ing iinnotleeil. She was born April
tl. 1S5S In Knoxvllle, Iowa mid
married II. I.. liouKlierty at the
mime plaee. .March 21, "rel
eame to IWe .May ill of tlm same
year. t'omillK here us u bride her
renieinbraneeM of the tve w very
keen and she draws a vivid picture
of the Utile school hotiti! ihat stood
i wlleiv the pl-esent school stands,
' the flint church and the general
i store and many InterestliiK thlllK-s
that existed then. She has lived
iall active busy lite, afler her own
! children were reared, on the demh
;of her eldest ilaniihter. who left
Tivo children, she went into I lie
home . and became u mother to
them until they were grown. At
this time, sho has her ?reat-Ki"ind-d'aiiKhter,
a child of seven that she
has reared from infancy. She has
ad
wonders, ho.v
u Im-.wl nwnv
i California for many years. Hut of- "'' " r , ' Is 1 ,vom th,"1 l,y ,ovl y S,"'",K
llcials of tlier riiclfle. roast Itreed-!"'"" """' .. ", ' days. lis more Ian to wnnc in me
, imisy piaiiuiiK u ' " ., uarden if vou have a kooiI boon
l Karden and some cherry neis. I....,,,,..,. ,.. vml when you have
I finished. Here are just a few siik-
('111(1 SI'MMK.H 41IH1
Wll.l. IIANCt; IM lAt'i:
1'AIUH (Al' l.n ui o. fabric
of iniporiaiice In eveninif ntyles.
Alencon Is the fuvorlte- whirl)
dressmakeiB use for danco dremies
and dinner vinwinliles.
ItlncU ailrt white me predom. ; null g0 an orltjinul
main alliioilHii. pastei siuvuen, - sioon' Knieiulil nil.
tiw. v..- v..rU- kiio vesist reeillmr i'" 'I The verv. llr.se iinniiraiiuu
the inonkevK peannla for all the navy or nailer bluo me also. yytlv yw relief and a tew short
animals have a dietitian to nttend ! smart and new. treiitincntH will thoroughly con-
X most dellKhtful i ' r vlnc.i you tluit.br mu-kiiw mim-
Mother And now mother shall i fully to It fer a Hhort while your
suit of inlsiilaedl-onfldeiiro.'
says Mr.' Hair. Xo wnen you i.ii i
In Just live Mluules Hm Sore,
li'iiiteri Arhliw l-Vrt (let Ama
,n Ki-Uef. .Mmim V I jmrulil Oil
Is (Jimriliitecil. j
Oo to Xhe lte(i:Cross Drug ntoro
or any ollur good ilrilKglst today
UOlllO OL
will
to their wonts.
book and full "f mulisiuir nnee
dotes. Mr. Hair has been director
Library Ghats
a son In Portland and a duuitluer j
In the east, but she Is happier here i J '
in I'ove, the ilacc that has so loni? 1
KOIt SAI.M .'heap. Geruian police
- pups, 2 inos. old. Sired by Grimm
V Ksschenbiinj. 'Call M AST.
. .4-22-4 Ip.
lly MiiIm'1 Doty, l.llimriaii
With so ninny new and delight
ful HiuliiK titles making their ap-
ance to tempt the jaded r
lug appetllc, one
anyone can be entire
LA GRANDE MATTRESS UD'
Uolsterlng & - Rug Cleaning i fled
Works. Phone 424-W. Chas. Ed
wards, Prop. s ' t2-l-lm
er:,' association worked out a sys
tern whereby the law seems lo
hit-ve been satisfied,, . Irregai dless
of. the fact tha,t ninny Individuals
ami ' organl'atiolis are not satls-
h'Olt SAI-1J Choice HI acre tract
I H ml'. K. of city. Just" oft of
pnvrd highwi)y; ft acres In alfalfa.
Homo fruit, and 4"air Imp. Priced
to sell on eusy terms. Main '.Kill.
T: It. Horry, realtor. 4-'J2-3 tp
KOIt HAIJ'2 Modern B-rni. house
two lots'. Kast .Adams $20.00
monthly, llert Oakmnn, 2111
Jlavld Htott Hldg. Detroit, Mich.
. 4-1S-1 nip
I.ISTION l'"OI,KS (iowon hatched
cliicks live, grow and produce
inoro eggs per pullet than cheap
; er chix offered. Kour extra eggs
per .pullet,, more .than pays tho
ilifforonce In cost and tho 1ml-
anco of increased production is
; profit. White Leghorns. 1120.00
per lono;'?05.00 per 500; fH.llO
per 100. Order now. Ciowen, Inc.
Jlntcherltfs, Caldwell, Idaho, box
727 A. 4-23-1 nip ,
MOXKY TO LOAN Monthly In
stallment plan.- On improved
real estate. Can save you money.
,1. It. Oliver. ' 4-12-1 in.
MONET TO LOAN We are repre
sentatives for the Prudential In
surance Co., and can make farm
or city loans at attractive ratea
of Interest. Chas. H. Reynolds,
Insurance, loans and bonds.
EASTERN OP.KGON School of
Music, violin, piano, voice. Cred
its. I. 0. O. F. temple. t7-J.
8-24-1 m.
MONET TO LOAN on improved
city property, straight loans or
Installment plan. Liuvrest rates.
United SI at os Investment Co.
Phone Main . ' l-H-lm
Jack Paige had the misfortune
In break his right arm just above
the wrist Saturday. He was run
ning and tripped, failing against
the house and In trying to save
himself, his arm ivas broken.
Mr. and Mrs. Dunyon Anderson
and small son and G. A. Anderson,
Sr. of l.a Grande were calling on j
Briefly the option plan func
tions thusly: An Individual se
lects a certain horse ill a certain
race and pays $5 for all option to
l,iti' u,,l,l iKtrtin If It wins Hie race.
If the horse wfhs the Individual , the postmaster Tuesday afternoon
holding the ticket can either exer-1 ; ; ''
elso bin or her optioii'to purchase I !1tJP Til A A7l?
tho horse or sell the option back i i ' "
to the owner at whatever price
the hwner. decides to redeem the
tickets at. ,A test case
in superior
court was dismissed when the
judge ruleil inai me eviuence was i ...
Ilisuilicieni ill convu i. mo urai (llp( t SOU
nisi, volllllleered tile intoriniiilon . ,. , . , .... , ,..ft ,,.., ,,!
that the law undoubtedly was be- lM( n ,,,. (lt, huU rmtm ot ,ie
In!,- violated but that there Was ..j,, WPIL ,,,, ,..v,.iK. ,, artisllu
a connecting link which the dis- ....,,...., ,,..,,,,,.,,, waa ..resented by
tiiet attorney had not produced. I . ,,..,..., ,.. ,(km1i ,,f the
gcstlons for spring reading:
The Pageant of the Packets, O.
I i:skew. Would yon enjoy loaf
ing 111 some dilapitaled wharf beat,
fragrant with sugar from "N
VuwllliH," or tobacco rrom Louis
ville, and gossiping with a group
of old steamboat men about, the
grand old days 'along the river?
I Then come with Mr. Kskew for il
trip. You will learn all there is to
know about a river packet.
About Antiques, Klla, Howies. A
most delightful book for those who
, take pleasure in old tilings, in-
I triguing chapter lieaulngs: A peek
ill appreciative audience es- i t pCwtl,,.. jst jrH ud Jugs;
which filled 0V,M'y ' stories of old chests and others.
The " Fabulous 1A. riles, Meade
Mlnilgerode. "One of the most
hilarious histories ever written."
Survey Made Of
Export Traffic
KltRION'K. Ore. (AT) William
A. l-'owler. associate professor uf
bmlnesa adiiilnlsiratlon. and Hon
aid Al. Ttulibs, rcsearcll assistnnt.
who have Just completed a survey
of Oregon's share In American ex
port truffle to transpacific, destina
tions, declare Ihat close eoopenl- '
tlou with rail and ocean lines. can
bring to Portland iv much larger i
thare of the westbound expoit
eui'Koes. Kl'I'eetlve solicitation ef
shippers In which facts and figure!-,
on Hie Oregon port, colild he
used; is a need at present, they
point out.
The survey indicated, . Kiiwler
and llubbs say. that ports of the
j bay district of California, and
Paget Sound share the bulk of Hie
! substantial ami lucrative transeun
I tlaenlat t urilc routed via ports
('along Hie Pacific seaboard ot the
lulled States.
tel! you the HtLiy uf tile ;;ood Utile foot troubles will be a thing of the
girl. I past. .
.Modern Hoy flood nfwhutt - Oni. hultlo ve know will .?how
. r- ; I 5 on heyoud alL--question that you
l-'MIWKII TIXW MAHld . ' ! have at last dl(-oTen:il tho way
CAI'ITWIi Ir'ASIllONS i I to solid foot comfort.
WASHINGTON (A P Chiffon" .Itelliember tliiM. Atoone H .r.iiicr-
of soft flowered tints In rose. vlo.
let, blue or yellow are much worn
as are flowered materials.
.Mrs. Charles Krancls Adams.
wife ot.tho secretary uf llio navy
lilil Oil Is a clean,: pqwertul, pene
trating Antiseptic Oil that does not
stifln or leave a greasy residuo ami
Hint the very first bottle must glvo
complete satisfaction or your nion-
chuse a i one tif Iho gowns she look ey cheerfully refunded. Adv
USED CARS
1928 Pontiac Sport Coupe
This cur was sold new in 1929 Always had the best
, of care A Bargain at
PERKINS MOTOR CO
Main 500 ' 4th and Adams
IN ENSEMBLE
AT RECITAL
FOR RENT
Whether or not horse racing has
come back- to stuv the fact
mains that big crowds-' were
noted every day.
I'D II KA1.JC Corner Tot on Wash
ington. Tnqillro 1904 Ouk St.
4-7-1 nip.
KOR KENT Kuril, apt., lights and
wnter furn., T210S Adams. 4-21-Ot.
KOIt SAlilC The only complete
house moving outfit In Union.,'
Vallowu and Baker counties.
Terms. Enough work to pay for
at a 411 basis." Poor health the
. ' cause, ohn Mars. 4-9-tf.
KOIt It 10 NT Mod. apt. KiTgiilairc.
electric range, steam heat. Call
Melville's, Main 439. 4-21-lf
l'Oll HUNT 2
keeping, rooms,
furnished hoiise
phonc 3'jG-li.
4-2t-tf.
i ail.
sale, rent or exchange. L. L.
Tuckey, room 1, over Silver- '
thorn-Wriglit drugs. 4-5-1 in.
.PUltB HOLLYWOOD strain white
I-eghorn chicks, heavy laying, j
free range hens, mated to lirow-
- - null pedigreed Gockerels, April '
H!tli,U2c.;'23rd, llcf May 1st and!
later 10a. Ship c. o. 1.-on np-j
' provnl. Pnclfle Hatchery, Tang-;
ent, Ore. 4-2-1 nip. !
HOOFINQ WOHK. Repair work
or any kind of a new roof. Call j
Chas. Iilldebrand. tiJOW. 3-6-lmp
f-- 1 l''OK KENT F-.UIL
.aiiLJUJUiJ-Sk-.
4-17-lf.
TOR RENT Up-to-date furnislied
apartment. Garage. I .and Is Court.
4-9-t f.
KOR RENT b rm. furn. house
with bath, garage. Adults. 20.
1424 S. avo. 3-27-tf.
The San Francisco Heals team,
most colorful club In the PiiellTc
coast league, has three pitchers
whoso given names are "Curtis."
They are Curtis llavld. Curtis Per
ry and Ciil-lis Miller. ' Perry Is a
left bander. All are youngsters.
..Eastern Oregon school of music.
The feature of the program was i
the ensemble of nine grand pianos, j
under tlm .direction of .Mrs. Win.
Parkinson, poise nnd confidence in J
KOR KENT 4 rm. turn. apt. with
bath. Adults, $17, 1423 S. nve.
3-27-tf.
MISCELLANEOUS
N KIO 1 1 HO I (S OK WOO IK ' KAI'T
will hold a rummage sale In the
La Grande lav. Co. bldg., April
20, Sat. Doors open at' 9 a. in.
- - -4-23-3 t.
ftOMMlOR TIOTL'L .Modern and
nulet. Personal service. Lobby up
stairs. Depot and Wash. Also
first class apartments. See us
for comfort. 4-23-1 m.
KOR RENT' 17 acres, excellent
for gardening or chickens. Hous
garage, barn, root cellnrs nnd
chicken house. Inq. 1418 Jeff.
3-24-t f.
FOR RENT Furn. bouses and
apts.. with baths clean, quiet,
row ratu. Adult 1S10 Green-
wood. 7-10-lm.
WANTED
WANTKIl (MiickenH. High prices.
Rhode's market. 4-2'A-G t.
SITOKH 3YKi by
brown, red, blue.
expert,
green.
Hlack,
Work
WANTHI) Clean cotton rags.
Will nay 5c Jfi lb. Must he
clean and nothing but cotton.
Evening Observer. 4-1 fl-tf
Professional Directory
Thin dlm'lory Is especially handy ror tho newcomer or for (he
Out-of-town render wJio may want the name nnd ncldicss of some
professional man. Tt lias been carerully prepared and will pron
to be a ready uld to any reader tn obtaining prompt professional
service.
CLASSIFIED FOR QUICK REFERENCE
themselves and a genuine enthus
iasm In their playing wen; shown,
j Tho ensemble opened the pro
gram with Wagner's' "TannhaiiHer
Attwch" which was. followed by
Websier's "Invitation- to the
Dance." Uoth were given with nl-
;' . i most perfect precision .and lunal
Itoxlng has gone over Wh)Co lu ' waH ex,t,lfnt. j
It was legalised In the territory of ,,. , s,0 .nimWm were'
Hawaii. A new sta.l .., has been . . (,h
eonslrueted In Honolulu lo t 5IIWral
jiee.- i. i-i... "Mw.,n.,.,a.. ,iu ir..i,
- -,,1---v.... v- iK..:.i.ni.; ,t "i
I veilll'lise piayiii u muni
'with excellent tone and technic:
the .Witches Dance" by Mac Dow
ell brilliantly rendered by Gene
vieve Cruili: "Salllt u. Pesth" by
."kojvalskl a delightful ociavo num.
'her well played by Alha Damerell;
j the "Caprieiosso" by Sanderson
; given a, spirited reading by Jeanne
' Kreiich: four numbers from the
I "Nut Crackers Suite" by Tschai
I kowskl played In an Intelligent and
! m.islelaiily manlier by Ernest Tu-
U. S. L. Batteries
Your old battery anil $11. ft!)
lints n new one in your car.
Burgess Battery and
Electric '
2 blocks cast uf U. P. .
Depot.
Col
or
SI-IAT-STK'K MATC'IIKS
TVKI-:i NI'Oll'l' CI.OI'IIICS
I'AKIS (AP) Tho latest gadget
for spectator sportswomen's com
fort la the seat-slick covered with
the same tweed as the ensemble.
Tho seat-stick Is an umbrella
las well; a tweed cover encasing
the whole.
IlItlGIITEIl I .MHH I :i. I. AS
i-'ito.M ('iii:('Ki-:iti-:ii silk
PARIS (AP) The umbrella, of
brightly colored checkered silk. Is
a vogue which has caught on hero
with many well dressed women.
The colimcd silk umbrella has Its
inutelilng silk cravat.
When Mayof K. T. IlucklnKlinin
of Hridgeport, Conn., presents thp
key to the city" to visitors it will
not be mythical. Ho has had made
two dozen engraved visitor's keys.
THOUSANDS OF
CORNS REMOVED
We now hfcve a remedy that realty will
remove ANY corn or calloui quickly and
without jytin; we can prove it.
if you nre one of the unfortunate onen
who hnve Irird many so-called "Corn
cures" and ullll have your it unborn old
Corn or Callousei rome in NOW and let
us demonstrate ,,KN1-0-CORN." (
II iyuu live too far away write tot
END-O-COUN LABOHATOBIKS, i Gar
field Hlvd.. Ohirairo. who will that
you receive a jar promptly.
Moon Drug (?o. Adv.
WISD
i
works wonders
Color is playing a big part
in making homes more inviting and livable. Tinted walls,
colored woodwork, furniture decorated in bright and cheer
ful hues arc now the modern note in interior decoration!
It's easy with FLEX the new color finish. FLEX is much
easier to use than either enamel or lacauer. You can brush
it in any direction and the finished surface will not show a
brush-mark. It dries quickly with a beautiful, velvety sheen
that defies time and wear. FLEX finished surfaces are easy
to keep clean wiping with a damp cloth keeps them bright
ni"li""ii'' lrr
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.
We Understand
Snodgrass
& Zimmerman
Phone Main 62
Try using FLEX on a chair or a table. You can have any
color you want. There's Ojai Gray, for instance. Or, if you
want a brilliant red, use Chinese Red. And the Blues. FLEX
offers a Rich Blue; Laguna Blue; Auto Blue; Inez Blue and
Dtlpli Blue, Other FLUX colors include Padre Brown; Oak
Brown; Orchid; Oriental Red; Indian Yellow; Orange;
Rose; Old Ivory; Dove Gray; Apple Green and Forest
Green. Wc 'cannot recommend FLEX too highly for home
decoratioh. Get the FLEX Color Card and see the twenty
beautiful colors. "
W. II. BOHNENKAMP CO.
The Modem Quick-Drying
Color Coating for Furniture,
Woodwork and Automobiles.
SCORCHY SMITH
Trade Mark Registration Applied I'"or
U. S. Patent Office
FIRST AID
By John C. Terry
Physicians & Surgeons
a. ii. mcnAnnsox, m. d.
Thyslclan nnd Surgeon
Office over Class Drugs
Office Phone, M-15 Res. M-55
Astrologer
MRS. I'RKriKlllCK DAIMKS
-.tOI X, AVE.
Readings Daily.
Readings hy Mail o Specialty
M?K K. BOtlVY, SI. n,
IjKWA WILKES, M. D.
Practice limited to diseases of
the Eye, Ear, Nose and Thro&t.
New Foley Telephone
Building Main IS
DR. J. E. WOODEMj
Chiropractic Physician
Other methods applied,
Diathermy, Ultra Violet Ray,
Kood Science,' Sinusoidal and
Galvanism. Foot troubles cor
rected. 20 Sommer Bldg.
Phone 437-W.
firs. 9-5, 7-8 Res. 190-W.
!
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fon-f WrfWirs0 THf BOY AVIATOR ?-WllSS BROWN, AND TO DRINK TMISNdF U jji km'WM EITMW.MISS BROWN, lffl U ARE MORE'
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STAGES LEAVE
From Corner of Elm and Jefferson
Wallowa Valley Coaches
Leave-
La Grande for Joseph 8:45 a. m.,
- ' -' : 4:00 p. m.
Makes All Main Liiie Connections.
For information call MAIN 799
Buy Round-Trip Tickets and Rave
Good for 60 Days.
GLORIA
Trade Mark HeglHtratlon Applied For
U. 8. 1'utent Office
MEETING THE OFFICIAL WELCOMER
By Julian Ollendorff
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