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Tuesday, May ff, 1930 Vvo Thrw LA GRANDE EVENING OBStRYBft LA GRANflE, ORE. sDDimry Ninwjr State President jU Of Association Here Thursday Mrs. Cleaver Is' Its main aei'mniillHlinifliit t.f uii ric : tiv- I'.iminUit'f the law enforce. ' ineiu petition eliTiilnteU among or. Sanlzntluna of llio city ul filed with city mid count;, officials lust , summer: the retulnlnir of brunch; lil.rori.s In three schi.ols, Willow. Oroonwooil nnil Hlverlu; the liultl ' this officii unil linn a five- on the annlversnry of lier tenth year history t.i compile, she rte"yrnr, Bhtywha litis- illolqr lirat rut serves special mention it is sain, a loiiy iiirinaay puny Kivvn recem Mrs. CeuiKe Lyniuii. parllaiiiciuai ly at the home at hep parents, Ian, hel, au'oiitstunillliB confereiico ami Mrs. Herbert this w inter. I pretty sifts weru Tli,. retiring preslilont. lira. Tow-', mirvnnre of the ler. In her 'l'iiiiil (foii'tinn from the enjoyert followed, Hostess to Club TZ with thcator nmnnitt'rs hulr ihunketl till iho inuinhfiH fori Mqoio, Mm, H. K. Olxon. 'Mw. Hon. I&ttunluy afternoon at a Jolly party coo fv'eul, JUnv It, K ,Vptt'Milmvci j with Huesta prouont.ut thu homu Mr. Victor Melville ' ami Mr. ' of hi imrenui. Mr.. and Mrs, WB. Jl. Miller aro.iuenibi'itt uf ihu com- Grnhum. Kollowlnir nttowliinco ut mil tot. " ' ;ihi: tluat(?r, refnshmontn wvnr ,. mrvct nt the Graham homo ami ie Uay. . Oaine warn "Rivf hfla V Pfirtv trtim,'s wf11 enjoyod.-. Those pron- CiJ.hy tho Horvins of ?1A W4 A ujr ' jwit wore: 'Hetty. Ted and Huddy lnvles. received Mr. Many in ub it n li proiiiliii-nt visitor - In. flraiiile this week will he Mrs. U T Jl.lnvin. of I'lirtlanil, state presl ilem of the American Association of.-l'iiivt-rsity Women, who comes on Tlinmiluy to ntl.-ml the ' first I ineethiK of Die la (inuule women who are iirgnnir.ing the first branch or this society hi I.a. arnmle. Mrs. .' Merit-in w ill lie the sneciul Biiest ut . it tea to he Klven at four o'elpek in j.rTy ' l 'j. T J ' ' the iifternuon at the home of Mrs. W aKellta-rJl'lflge it. J'.. estenhiiver. ties N avenue. She will ailtli-ess the' women pres ent aloniT the llni; of posslhle ne- - -.. ' . T ., tlvitles for the Im Oninile unit. All 'I'll o Waki-lltu HrhlKW cltlli MclCennon serv- tifternobn were: Kronen I'lurK, dainty luncheon In two courses. The quests. . were seated, at a . i under the llluck -uud other syi- ; Ink-liens to. work loircllier ror liny ; nunc auraeuvuiy iityurmm The Art Itescurch eluii met' with tenis throuli which ninniiirens aim of pareni-teaclier work, which, tol shndes o! yellow and pink with Mis. 11. II. Cleaver yesterday after- must get their pictures; citizenship ; made any success her year liiipru places lor it. ouss i.uchi- .....i. noon fur an interestins" meetlnet programs in the local associations hold. ) son and Miss-jeati when the following piobihuv was ami council diirliiR one month (his; She spoke, of her aim Tor tho ed. lluests for till n x. ... i.i i,. ..,ir,ilv.ni" m i.n.fii-.lltiMti. Ioi'iiIm ami t Maxine l'ctersnn. .-iiju.t-.i. ..ix.ti ti .uin, venr: sevenii liiiKe i.i,.v. . - - - . - . ......a ........ j..., Harvey Matthews; "Art ' Metal conferences preceding council given council assistance .whenever Hetty Juno 8tilleup, Nola llau Mat- I ,HI.nir ttH inversions. A niimhef Work" by Mrs. K. M. Johnson; nieetlnKs, and which were attended i it was asked; to develop Coiiinilt-.lhy. I'utrlei i ., l.onKfellow, N"'""' of Kilts were received by the lion-"l-'lowers mid Festivals" by .Mrs. . i,v r..i.resertntlves from many tees and departments. uUelliptlilKl llecklln, (iprltt Walker, Hanoi Me- OP KUet in remembrance of the If. Carrey;-'Landscape Gardening" other organisations of the city. , to give members a butter under. 11 ituilel, , Marie Hrnco, , Hetty June o00uslon. Later delicious refresh- by Mrs. il. 11. Cleaver; and a leg- r. Margaret Ingle, head of the 1 standing of the work nnil scopu of end, "Old Man who Made the Trees department of education, reported 1 each. Smnninrininir activities of ltlooin,-' by Mrs. Lynn Wright. j co-operation with all school pro-.! the year, she spoko .of the out. icnim activities and many general alumllng puiinc. weiinre woia nii ilhoilgh minor accomplishments. ; iler Mrs. 1.. Kuus, especially for !-, . .i. .Mit-iilM nf this ,le-i law elifoi-eeiueiit: itHslstlllie.e - of Clllb In MeetinC' 'partmeiit are carried In the schools piirenl-teacher associations und , b -j the La Grande city school sys- couticll In tho Hoy Scout and Camp rneirv Is inns e BiinervlBlon I'll,, u ri l live or i onus ear.iu,. PAIN IN YOUR Hrnco, .Betty Urlce, 1 Jeun Jieiihln', ' Porothy liriinliig, liorotliy . iinn, Mary Juno llensslor und Heloulsr Lee. ' . - P.-T. Association Tea TP Be May 9 About 25 frit" mis of Or on l.ovan pleatiamly Hiirprtsod him Saturlay evening ut hl lunne on (Vlar und 11 ativetH at a delihtmi p.r(y t, Ills birthday annlvermiry. The eve ning was enjnyed with names and ineiilN were Korved. Ninth Birthday Is Celebrated Use Tysmol for Relief Knlfo-llke Jobs of pain In Ilia 'IJetty and lleryl Anderson; Phyllis 1 vicinity of the shoulder blade art . ... i ...... - ...l,lU l.n...trli and Verliu SanderHon; Htevio Kin 2l,'und the honor kiu-hi, (Additional. Society on Pne Klvo) 1,11 1 . . ' . .i io tti.i II...uliliUVt'M flllh Of women who are eligible to inem- with Mrs. Claude Herry yesterday ; ;" . of work lM u,.,,,,,,,, wlleli . honorrd tho ..e,-s,.p are urge,! I..- atteu.l me, ...leniooi. " "V he.ilth and atl.letlc super ea w noiit persona solicitation as j lames a, p....v :- -" :,, clmln,inlr the nnnuul iiu niu i,e in,, ontv iiieeiuig nop ,,,. . nv. . ,., . , snrliiir. Hie in.vi i,,..,.il.r , i, held inward was nivsenleil to Mrs. Jack (.raile i the firm Saturday in October; Hrandt. Mrs. Wesley, JlcDoliald The initial work in .connection : received tho guest prizo.': with the organization has been go- i,,QUowing--cards. a. ilalnty one l"".; on for some weeks-anil most enurse hmclieon was served. .Tho with of the detailn have lieen takeii enro ! n(.xt meeting will be May 12 of. .At the head of the chapter foi)ii,'.s. A.-K. Hug. ' the" first year's work are .'president, t. . - , . ; . 511ms Aniauila Znln l.,.vice. presldenl, j t- :i.n 1 p iir'An A f Mrs. K. 11.-Aimlll,!-. secretarvMIss iveCliai UXVCH Al l-'loreiicA Wliliani.s,"ti-eaMiirer.. M-s. Oscar- Warnoek. : These ' together with Miss Hesse Petllgrew, nienib'er nt large ami Miss Mabel Morton, chairman of the inetiiliershio.eoiTi. mittee,. constitutli the honrd, ... council by' Including its president as a member: the Inlormation desk jchool track and field meet placed In the KnsterirOrcgnn Nor- nnd nrt supervision, the results or inai HCM901 uur.ng the mree coumy will be shown next rrliiny teachers insiiiuies nisi 11111; me winning of the Oalulel iiieninersnip cup by the council; the- organUa. Hon of the Aekerman Training Mrs. Lela Jones : Entertains Club M iT.Tla .(ones ' whs. hnstrwt.U the Mond'iy lirhtee clnh yenlerday nt a delightful .or -Iimcneon ,at tho I.a fJrnmlo hotel, r.unoiieon e. is Kerved at 1 o'eloi-lc with eovoi'i InliV for. twelve. Tulips and sitrhiK flowers contered the table, . ; '- MrH. .1." l- f),4,rnueir ronoived first awnrd nt cards nnil -Mrs. V. W.i Ihlliler whs presented with finest prize. The- cliib will nieet hprain In two weeks with Mrs. Km tn.i Mol omild. La Grande Hotel' i which 'on the annual nrt exhibit day. ! .Mrs. S. V. Andrews, head of the home service department, reported co-operation wllh -activities spon sored by other organizations and ' especially with.-the, public library. IThe most, outstanding activity which carried through. Inst spring, milliner und. most of the winter - iwus the work of the county - A'.'. n.,lu,U' Vneltnl' bOlll ill lllllsl- on.nmitleo eO-Olierntlllff W'ltll ...I i...." n.i i. ,!.. was .1.. nniintv lllstrlct of l'ar. written liy the first historian n',eeeie,i' bvMIss Katharine Wis- eni.Tciohor iissoelatlons. . A fine the council; Kounders day stressed n,,.i . ii Mnroin .ih.vi .,,-no-rnnr -wnR carried in council and 1 il : prOKranis, llaiiks violinist, pupils 01 Mrs. lo .,. ,',mi when the time passed this work of publicity and publications, ltevnolds and. Mfs. Klorence Lynch .-ear for securing n county, library committees In compiling pcrnimi- Miller liist evelilntr In Hie ballroom nder expert leadership, a rending of the Iji Grande hotelThe stage 0rcip. in the valley had been do wns very attractive with spring yolopod. ,' flowers.- .... j , i . .- . 1. Miss Alice: Jlarnuniiii, ,MiHs:Wisier-s liumbf rs wore dir.' the department of health, reported ficult. though brief nriil were ran- her mnjor activity of the year. m. ... a...... l.n, .(.. hnllli ellnies .mil SUIlimei dereu witna rims. '"' " . ' V" 1 r rm ,lote,l which tended the parent-teneher sectional was truly ueiignnui. iw...v..-.. -" ' . , .. .,... ,,, ,.. following conven. n..unnl.lnn llftrf n (lllicreill HOllS: lie C.II I I01IUI r.u UlMl V' n, fi,.st week of June soelntlon itt. Atlanta, Georgia; . tho ..u,.i., wnie held in the Oregon Hlate Teachers assoelatioti gary," liy loeinng iit-i nisi ..... " "' "' ,., i ehnng- at I'orllnnd: and the Inland Kmplfo ..iiss scuno.s. ..." ' -M , , ' ,, but lug to the first of May wnien is .;,ntcaiiou ussnciiuiou ni o......,... child health oay ami ..rs. . e. jii-. iii-iwu, president or- llio uregon .eongiem. school I'.-T. A.: the eo-opeliltlon with the (Inlon County Ulstrlet of l'arent-Teaelier asBeciatioiiH work ing toward a. Union rouitly'llhrary; lutroduction of conferences as a re sult of attendance by president -at other council" nieetlnns; a, history of live years of council uetivity oi cut hooks nnd records and the al tendance of the seven delegate. Including. tho council president, and a slate officer at the slnle con vention of the Oregon Congress of Hnrent-Teachers at Grants Cass., The council president nlso at. WAIT! Arrangements . are -holng com pleted for tho annual henetit silver I tea given by the- Central careni- I'enohoi-association on the uay or the school art exhibit May !, Tw hours bogin nt 2 o'clock In the. ni ternoon and so -that - naruntH -who .In 'honor of his j ltalpll Graham ninth birthday entertained The Majestic Refrig erator will be annouc e:l shortly. was OS. Listen, Skinny ! Exclusive Majestic Dealers Want a shapely figure ? Want more o orcup'lcH In the afternoon may strength and pep? Try Tanlac. It's' generally due to neuritis, brouuli. on by expoKuro to draughts or sud den changes of w-enther. . In some eases there, is stiffness or sorniiess in the muscles, making It difficult to raise the arm.- Tho safest and easiest way to re lieve such an attack. Is to apply e. small uHiintlty of Tysinol over th affected a leu. This soothing, heal., leg preparation is quickly absorbed through the pores '111111 carried to the throbbing aching peripheral nervns. The pains usually stop nt once, mid in a very short time thi last trace of soreness should dis. appear. i Tysmol Is absolutely harmless. free from dope, llecumniendod for nil forms or nervu pain, whether caused by neuritis, neuralgia, scla. tlca or rheumatism. Sold by lead ing druggists. Alwnvs on hand at OIiisb lirugs. Inc. Adv. ZT"nV" worthwhile remedy UruggUu guar- concert at. tho liltfh aohool. ; ' - ntce on a money-back Uisis to build irM it . 'a: ZururlCK is srenorni! , , chairman of nUe lea , with .tho fpl-'l f'S'". trlgthe nerves .mil .n lowing '.cemnl!te" H """''"Vf appetite,' Just see how-quick it works! her. This is the only neiieiu Ke,.v . by tho school during the yeor,, nnd - Is for the'-Ulrst aid anu-resi rwoo. ,. fund. Mr Walter i,elsninn. Mr. , Norman Krees; '-Mrs. It.' R Tj-ler, Mr -1 Mel'hcrSOll. MIS. J. I"! lleynoliis, Jlrs. rioiiert I-Jnltln, 'Chase UohnenliaiiiP, ,,j ''H, : 1 Mrs. tho national Women Suffering Bladder Irritation ; If functional Hln.liler Irritation disturbs your sleep, or. causes Horn ing or - Itching Sensation, Hneii iiehe, j J.og I'ains. or nniseiilar nclies, . iiiakin- you feel tired,; de pressed, and discouraged, why . not try the Cystex IS Hour Test? llon't give up. Got Cystex today. Put', it -to tlMT-lost. See for yourself how nulck,lylt works, and. what ,11. docs. Money back If it' doesn't, bring .il.iick Improvement, ami;' .s.ilisfy you' fWlJiptetely. Try f j-stcx: today. -.Only, yjlc.' Ked Cross I irug. stoi'e. iAfl"" x '-' i.-:' '',""v ' " " .' ' . . ' ' '. .:' seemed to have sparkle niore than the'inusic, but a part of .Miss Wlssle.r's personality. "Hun. ir.i. v." bv Koelllng her last num- i i... wits esoeclallv ' fine. Hanks playing was beautiful. ........I (i,l Merinos ill " ,.. .... ...... . 0.,l...l Is vet In sen plaintive appealing loncs ' , , ' rh ..ehool with nn Imiiresslve Ceremony 111 Len biiiblings to-'-tho doctors' offices stullcd the new officers o the city were thought to lie succissm.i ...... eu,..,.,.. ... ... , . ....... .. .-. nilvantngeoiis. The only nolnt ones- dent: Mrs. U-wls Wetzel, lce tinned was the advisability of hav- president: Mrs. M. CV. Tennyson, Ing all the clinics on Hie same day secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Andrew Instead of one day for eneh asso- spoke a Tew pleasing words after eintlon as was done previously . which tho council was. adjourned ... ' .. . .....i, com- In meet nirilin next SentOlllber. ' ' lowed each group. . I . chairman, reported the out-1 ...... oSZifCS.," r.,U.rb..o,n:or ?,xeom. Surprise Party K.-on,':n0l,,d.an Lodge. MacOoweil -Ktee iviis the success n ,, TTnnni'R MiaS Cain winning urrvBii , , ,..,i1. council llicet- from her violin. Tii eomhlniulon of these. ' performers mukes for u pleasing coni'ert; one so blight ami spurn- ling, the other, demure- unit quiei, A lingo number of friends und music lovers were in attendanco i..Ki nln-l.i ileartv minimise loir Miss Wissler Concerto 111 li Allegro Moderato .' Adagio, " '.. AllCBietto ; linule Hondo . . . , iliss . Hanks. Gailzoneltiw-.1,..--.j...-- P STATE WED. THUR. C Scandiuaviaii llancci ,. ,Mlss Wissler Madrigale Gypsy Dance .... MlBS lillllKS Spring Son , .Holu inc. . I At. n happy surprise pally -on .Mrs. c. i. .iici-ne.stMi. ni....... U,i uurteentn uiriimny, jiiss rti.e ship chairman, reported tjio sue- ,,nlll wnH th(,. hon(ir K,st Saturday cessful ineiiibersbln contests In the VpnllB ,lt (u, bom,- of her par- locals this fail which was encoiir- . Mr. and Mrs. Krank Cain. A aged by ,the cpuncil.' The Gnbrlel ))rtty. . handkerchief shower com. Cebnit memliei-snip cup wu p. plliuented Miss l ain. Jouy giunen i-iieraim the presiiiem at u.- u.. . 1 Betty's' Music l!ox - ....Carrie jacons .noun Hungary , ivoch.ok Mlss Wissler mm .lit THEy KNEW : WHAT THEy wanted! theyvuere Flaying "' Thuvs. ffljj LAST TIMES TODAY You Can't Afford to Miss It! THE FUNMEST IMPAIR ON THE .... . , . i . SIDE-SPLITTING V4I I TALKING At KM)I IA? Mini II! - - . & i .......... .icTuml fiEORGE SIDNEY k'CIIARLIE MURkAYmi mi P. rr.; mi Also News And Acts T,Vrf,af U Bat1 ClaWMal 4K0URID mm UltK. JOAN PEIHJ UHlY'KtNT CHAA..CS tXlANCY .t....,i un nl'm inn- .11- I II,. tlon lii Oranls Tass. the secon.i .i nn(1 refreshments were norv u,,nneiii well ns the. first yenr or us p..- l,...n(,H, entatlon. . . mis. v. K. llohnenkamp Jr. i lebllng einl chairman, reported ner eo.ii- - I.leiiling ,.1ir,,.,i ih.. evening tho new Aekerman i iiiioiiig si innii organized' durillg: the meeting of the Union County District of Par-eiit-Teacher associations last full . .i... i.nD...uu nl llin 1-e- . . , . .an. llSSlsiei. il": ,,.-.v.. - umner Ana criaye .cent ai r-i ' . I ... ... iciic At 'OaCajUWea 1UU..,,V ,,111, one 'another . 1 . I jirs. ltalpll Cunningham, plibllc- Sundny ufternoon a.: Kioup of ,y chairman, reported excellent men from Walla Walla enteruiiiieu . publicity serapnoons no.i. ...e . their -wives, at a charming dinner 'association and' the -council were 1 ...i.i... ni il,., Siten awea inn. ,nnt In slut,, heauuuariers.- .-. - ,. ii.-,.-.!.-.,,-.. wln aIm jiuie; ..ir. tit tea given to acquaint parent- (muK,lU.r 0l.r,a nni ni icher workers throughout the MrM ,.,., uml on (e liinner was served in mo uiuu.k port on ineir ju.ikiok ...m ....... -- .... .1 ...... ; . . . ....... ...11 ,,..1 linu .lone room, with tulips lor ueeu,i..e... .cciveu. .nils i -'- Hi-lrtL'i. was a diversion later .111 tno n -lot of unlet worn as , u.e . e. . ... afieiiioon with three tables at pluy; display showed.' Mrs. it. A. vil.teri, , Itlons clinirnian who recently ills. Ininved Hie six large books com- XrrvV fnv 'HrinnrS ,,leted bv her committee, reported - t vin,i,vi)..v. ; them' a fine cdlleetion of pulilicu- T i " i. .u,.nt Itlons of stale and the. nation. Many Seventeen ml'iiiUors were present il . ,.,i ...in ronn nt the meeting of Hie. Tatapochon ; - R co,n(,iI Camp Flro group Mo,ay.n"V'1" library. The large nmount of mn noon In the Lutheran church with I contributed by tho Camp Fire Girls lllng. d. Those present were: the Itev. G. K. Sharp, Klorence and l.uwiinnii; Winburn. Jji Yclle iiiid Kenneth Crawford, l.loy, Hills and Dorothy Cross. Charles' White, Catherine, Scully, Glenn Glllaspey, Margaret, Maglll. Mrs, Kloyd Moore, daugbr ter l.nla and son Hilly; Mr. and Mrs. It. I. Jordan and sons, Mer- win und Dale; Mrs. Cnmeron,. son Jluunle;, Mrs. Coruni and son Geruld; Alls.; 1 Knox-, daughter Esther - nnil son, Olonn, Mrs. Onell, Mrs. W. I. f:aln,! Mr. nnd Mrs. Krank Cain, dmiKhi tern Alice und Kllen and son I' ru.ik. .... Party Compliments Miss Jean Davies Complimenting Miss Jean Davifs Ends Piles Quick I xo sai,vi:k on ciri'iMi the president, Violn. l(ogei-s, m charge. A committee was appoint-' d to care for the Camp I' lro room, and several girls voluntecreu to work for a public service Honor with the g-unrdian, Mrs, l.elf Awos. After a suggestion to havb'"a Mother's day tea plans were begun for that event. " A breakfast bike was planned for this coining Sat urday when the girls , expect to earn campcraft honors 301. 305, 300 nnd 307. Ijist Saturday a party wan enjoyed nt the homo of Huth Myers, daughter of Mr.-and airs, iialph nycrs. City Council Of P.-T. Closes Year! i Tho i.a Grande city Council -at i Parent-Teacher associations held the final meeting of Its year In the tmull ballroom of the Kocajawoal Inn Monday afternoon with Mrs. E. D. Towlcr, retiring president, In j charge. . j During tho business session the , Tollowing gave reports or me oui standlng cvenla ot the year's ac tivities: Mrs. Iialph Cunningham, head of the department of organlMlion and research, spoke of the forming of the new Aekerman Training School Pnrent-Tcarhor association last fall and of the efforts made 'to further acquaint members through confer- ences and other nienns w-un me work to bo done. Mrs. Lewis Wetzel, head of the department of extension, reported on the study club at lilveriu, which continued if" second year under the same leader. Mrs. P. M. Ken nedy; also the formation of a new studv circle at Will." school, which, which will continue its ac tivities in the fall. Others were al most formed this year and promise ood storls for study clubs next rear. There are as yet no pre ichool circles in Li Grande. Mrs. L. I'uus, h-ad of the public welfare department, reported ns rellrliiE nrcsidellt was divided Into I books according to the six depart-, i incuts. s 1 . ; Mrs. 11. C. Alexander, chairman of the finance -nnil budget cominlt ! toe, reported, funds were raised at a silver tea given In the normal school .building last fall and at a silver food sale this spring. All committee chairmen ami or- liles are caused by congestion of blood In the lower bowel. Only an Internal medicine can remove. the cause. That's why salves and cut ting fall. . IIE.VI-IIOII), tho pre. scrlptlon of lir. J. H. U'onhardt removes . .. this congestion ;ind' strengthens the affected parts. II EM-ltOIl Is now sold by drug.. gists everywhere, and has such wonderful record of success, even In chronic and stubborn cases that Ited Cross Drug store invites every flee,. ,11,1 iiniisuiill v fine work thin pile sufferer to try IIKM-HOID und yean. Hcrause the historian. Mrs. guarantees money-back if II does j. K. Charlton, was the first to not end all pile misery. Adv. Silk Ensembles in washable crepes, pastel shades, smart stylish gar ments you'll like. $10.00 Many other New Dresses Sizes 12 to 48 More New Hats Light and dark colors in new lacey straws. $4 and $5 Summery Coats Ulack silk and Velvets Strikingly Practical $16-75 THE LITTLE SHOP CHARIS; tio'ordiuary foundation garment : ; lu iljmlel.lt )lcaln,. patrniril anil ll.erelore , eirlimltr, rmil you, . the wein lo )fMWte lie lender fiftura line -ofvour touth.B; nieaim of iliuple ailjuilmenle,' jrou ran eorrrcl.un yrarrfnl leeliiluieiil orll,liliioillhlKhi .aulwear'imiarl.iiitiit em cldlliet without. dltconiroHorrelrliit .. ' IMUil.AutliorliMllU'pWKrnln.tlvo ALICE K. GATES Sacajawei HoUl, : Main 830 V ' .r-'H MOT H E 8t fwpes ioiLWorit snr(ft to - - r JAY ITVVITH . FUOWEW MOTHER'S DAY I' 'MAY llrf j . From ' ! CLARK'S Florists. Phone M-li 1115 , Adams! YOU WANT A HARDWOOD FLOOR, ALRIGHT- maybe you are afraid it will cost too . much. We have some samples of dif f event grades of oak finished so you can. see how very cheap and nice a floor can. be laid. , , v COME TO OUR OFFICE AND SEE THEM , HOME LUMBER & COAL CO. si1 Jluln S4 "Q17AI.ITV ANT SERVIOK" easoned --smart- Stu iidi: ' ' T .,. '... '.: ' . ' -. r- . ' io 'iiiiHieil iifevmr ot IwniH'.-bio :IG;:H:Tf:l DE B A K E R. only rSi costs ess than 14 different sixes but will be DOWN lir.l.ivnuioi) ro.MiM,i'ri'i:i,Y KlJl'JI'l'KH worth more than a six when you trade it in ! c Certified by more than 100,000 Studebaker Eights in owners' hands, Studebaker's three great Straight Eights are seasoned and proved'. Among them they hold the greatest world arid international recprdsj arid more American stock cair records than all other" makes of cars combined. Yet despite their enduring soundness, their cham pion performance and their grace ful style, these brilliant Eights are low in price." It is quite likely that your present car will suffice as down payment. Studtbaktr Eithts Cost No More to Buy : ' . or to Of rate Dictator Eifht Club Sedan . . $1195 Dictator Eight 4-Door Sedan . . 1295 Commander Eifht 4-Door Sedan 1515 Preiident Eight 4-Door Sedan . 1795 StmMtUr ' r tktmpttn iln frtm S9S It flStS. friui ml lit ftthrt. IH Operating economy is a Studebaker tradition. In 23 officially super vised tests the Dictator Eight set a national average of 16.9 miles per gallon of gasoline. In recent tests Studebaker's Commander Eight aver aged 15.9 miles to the gallon. It costs no more to operate a Studebaker Eight ; costs less to buy than 14 different makes of sixes. In addition, the trade-in value of a Studebaker Eight will be worth more than a Six. M. J. GOSS 1419 Adams Ave. 15-" r4
