La Grande evening observer., May 20, 1930, Page 8, Image 8

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA" GRANDE, ORE,
Tuesday, May 20, 1930
STRAWS ! !
Select Yours
NOW
We have your shape,
size, and shade
No 'Lame Duck'
Administration
For Mr. Norblad
SAI.h'M. On., .M.ty tu (Al)
J m-xt riiit months isn't coins!
to in- ;i "lurm duck julnun'p'rs-
tim irum tho Oregon culM'rnatori.iI j
office, nccurdini; to (iovvrnur A-
". Norbiad. who wa bu-y .0 the-J
of i ice Monday,
"!iirK-r and smiling, and relish--inu
kt utin! niflrnin; c-hrtir. the"' N""h
t,'jvt-ri:or was at lils office very!
.ariy in tilt, day, r,d d'-clarrti em-
jh;tti-.t!iy that his defeat .$t the J
pulls Ul I ri.iuy l,y Owri;." V.
-Joseph, of f Portland, via snot cu-inir :
in the Ie:tHt his. admin- ;
I-trj,ti: n of lhft;ili-- aff.iirs rftir- i
ii'i, the iii-it f'Urfrt mon'ha. - j
I:iaiV to the ,aiii"r contrlbul-
Ing to Joseph's victory and his !
in attitude towards Joseph as the
party standard bearer, the gov- j
i .-no' had nothing to scy, explain-I
in.- Ihiit he wurt not yet ready to
la IV. on I-Iiat S'lbject. but that he !
nu.rht fsiy y-methir.g Litir in thef
d.i .
Yo
Can "Ciy
for
nif
said the
not dU-1
trvernor.
I am
tr.ss, ever the election and I'm
ii :r i.. ;e. Iurmg ti.e next I
ei"ht i-ioni !ih thai I am to remain
ir oriitv I shall give the people of
;ost!i i?ie hsl thai is in me and
Ki e ir, t.i tfie kind of adimnlstra-
t.v-i th;U i think tiny Khonld iiare.
1 tri-5 Li-hrad with the public i
peilt'Jtn tun
Sin -1 5 -en
. t , i f t
;b r I iijMihr into s-fi t
V"- ' tlUr.k they are
that t..e arc very iiti-.
:;a:;t at tin- liimi.. of ' ' bffsmess
s
At Vour 1 Semce With "the Lowest
Prices in Town
WOMEN'S FROCKS
Special for this wetk only on Women's
Ktccks, a large assortment of colors, beau
tiful designs, attractively trimmed... All
new styles for house and street wear.
These frocks are all just unpacked. Regu
lar priced at S1.50. This week only
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Professional Directory
This dlm ii.rr I. eoncrlally liandy for the new-mmer or for the
oi-cf-ii.nn reader ho may nam tlte name anil addrrw of somo
rrnrriufia! man. It lui. beon rarefullr prepared ami lll pro i
to be a ready aid lo any reader In obtaining prompt professional
Mr a ice.
CLASSIFIED FOR QUICK REFERENCP:
. . .
i nysicinns 6; burgeons
a. I. i:irn.rtrsoN m. d.
Physician and Surgeon
Office over Clara Drufr.
Office rbone. U-li Kea. M-55
Astrologer
iu-. rr.i.m kick iialmi.s
.".'II X. AVr
Kta.litiKs Uaily.
Read!.Ra by Mail a Specialty
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STAGES
From Corner of Elm and Jefferson
Wallowa Valley Coaches
I ave
La Grande for Joseph 8:45 a. m.,
4:00 p. m.
ilakes All Main Line Connections.
F"' information r?.Il MAIN 799
Duy Kounrl 1 rip Ticket and Save
Good for 60 Da).
CLASSIFIED 4
-x' The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties
NEW TODAY
Itl'll-Df Nlr ami rcmudfliiif work
done rifflit on time. I'luns and
A(imat-.n without obligation, rail
! Main 6. K. Austin. 5-:.-1 tp
5fM I'L'I;KU!IKI Hollywood bal.y
chix. Sired by iedvKr.'d cock
I irela. dt-llvertii to Ia Grand,
13. oo per hundred. Xru-2 tp.
IXill SALK
i iJ l-W. Km
Itffd baby buffffy. I'h.
MKN'S HATS clt-uiiud and ..ocktl
at AnffH's Tie. t
rOlt SAI-K llf ed baby buffgy Li
Kowl cunditiwn, 21 15 O-dar after
4 p. m. $-20.3 tp-
WANTKI To inidv Frhriduire for
! pick-up car. Fluyd Ixxh box 34S.
' j 5-20-3 t
NO Vou wouldn't tvtr think oi
wt-arinc a bat that wasn't cit-an-vd
and blocked, al shots that
ar' not shinr-d. An?Ts is the
b-u place in town. 5-2".. 4 t.
I--r I ! Kll.t! Tun ntitrv hint. u,-at
of hi?h ;chod. Submit bid to
if. K. Williams, school clerk, at
1410 Admits avc, he fort; p. in.
May ZClh. 1 The board re
served the ripiit to reject any or
all bids. School List- No. 1. H. H
WiliuniF. clerk. . 3-?9-l L
-Airrdati' pups.
Third St., or phone 3.M-J. 5-
IVD0XrEl
-. . r. 1? IJ it bAljk -
- ,
Ft' MI HALK Kir-C class horn
oit
paved street tiar normal school,
basement, laundry trays," fumnce,
fire plav. hart wood floors, com
plete with fmHt-lh features. To
tal purchase price- 91,00 Includ
ing city b ins. Terms. Williamson
and Berry, realtors, -Main jm.'P
- 5-1S-4 t
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KOI; SAl.K Klectric Masher, 1 1 S.
Call I3"i-J ave. 5-19-3 tp
KOI: SALK OB TUAlJK Good f
city property for dairy ranch, lo- j
ctited on foothilbi north, also 3 '
g.isolin- -ng)neS, 3 units electric
mik machine. Ph. 44W.
5-1 T-3 t.
WKLI. IMPItuVKI two acn- tnict
just outside, city, worth , $4. "9.
Owner will takt: rrnatl modeni
home .as first payment and giv-i
mjcr on uaionce ,
. i . - '
FINE NEW modern lioiuft and .ir-
usi on V av.. t th .- Mr.m?iii-A
can no assumed. rtfti;re soinp
r.s sixi mm i:ik well. Io 'H'-f.
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I.KW A H ILKK M. U.
Practice limited to d:..am of
:he Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat.
New Foley Telephone
Building Main It
nn. j. k. woodkix
Chiropractic l'hj.lclan
Other methodi appu.l.
Diathermy. Ultra Vioiet Hay.
Kood Science. Sinuo;dal anJ
galvanism. Koot trouble cor
rected. 20 Sommer R'.tg.
I'hone 4?7-W.
Hra. -S. 7- Itej. 13-W.
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Want Ad
Rates
Observer
(Count flva average word
to the lin.)
Per !ln. 1st lnerUon
Per line, ech added consec
utive insertion
Minimum charge on one
order .
RATES BY MONTH
S lines, per month
3 lines, per month
4 line, ptr month
n.so
$3.3$
.14.00
S4.7S
line, per monta
Each Additional line over Ive
charetd at 50c per lice per
month.
CASH IN ADVANCE la re
quired on all Classified orders to
eurn theae rate. Higher rates
charged on ail credit Insert ions
Copy for all Casslfted orders
must he In this office by 10 A.
M. DAY OF INSERTION. Sivp
orders on ad inserted until fur
ther notice must be received by
the same hour or extra insertion
ill be charged.
Telephone orders solicited.
Cah rates may be earned on
phone orders by payment on or
before date of last insertion.
PHONE MAIN 37
"An Observer Want Ad
Will lo If
lot on paved street us part pay
ment. UNK OK LAKGKST and Usi im
proved 4-ax-rs homes in Island
t'lty at a bargiin. Bejuires re.is
onablu payment down and easy
terms on balance.
ACUK Til ACTS and good building
hfts fl'.'.ou duun and $10.0 a
month.
1 JIAVK SO.MK splendid fann uml
slock ranch properties, and ex
changes in every locality. J. P.
Phy -fc Co. Phono .Main &S.
5-1T-3 t.
U.STKN FOLKS Go wen hatched
chicks live, grow and produce
more eggs per pullet than cheap
er chix offered. Four extra eggs
per pullet, more than pays the
difference in cost and the bal
ance of increased production is
profit. White Leghorns. $120.00
per 1000; $65.00 per 5u0; $14.00
per loo. Order now, Gowen, Inc.
Hatcheries, Caldwell. Idaho, box
727 A. 4-23-1 mp
fOI! SALE Uea-ly-cut lumber for
buildings of any sue and kind.
A home product. IMaeo your or
drr with Pte Bousuuet. Main
SCO. Inland Cily. mn
MISCELLANEOUS
SOMMEK HOTEL Modern and
quiet. Personal service. Lobby up
stairs. Iepot and Y'sh. Also
first cla.si apartments, feee
lorcoimoru J-t m.
LA Q RANDS MATTRESS
iJP-
hnlsterlng ft Rug Cleaning
rV"" ' ,7
MONET TO LOA.V-W6 are repre-
aentaUvea for the Prudential In-
i
urance Co-, and can make farm
,na .
o, mureat, Cha H. Reyaolda, cfh? hosi;ltal ,ast rr-
insurance loan, and bonda. bab an,J J?tb,rr Uoi ce.
' . - f Marian Johnson bnx been having
EASTERN OREGON School of f'" trouble with hi teth. The
Music, violin, piano, voice. ed- dentist is tnatint; them and be
lt. L O. O. F. temple. 447-J. Heves Mr. Johnson will soon be
9-24-1 m. .able to return to his work.
' i Mr. and Mrs. Ira Endicott and
PURE HOLLYWOOD strain white "n. Blllie are here visitintr from
Leghorn chicks, hcivy laying. Walla Walla. Mr. Endicott is a
free range hens, mated to Brow- brother of Mrs. Willinm Kuckman.
neil pedigreed Cockerels, April They had their, dinner with their
16th. 12c; 33rd. He; May 1st and niece. Irs. Bay Hayes last Sun
later 10c. Ship c. O. d. on ap- day.
provai. Paclfitt Hatchery. Tang-1 Mr- J Mrs. Charlie Cleaver
ent, tin-. S-l'-l mp pent the weekend at their home
, in Imbler. They returned to
HOOKING WORK. Repair work Wallowa Lake where Mr. Cleaver
or tiT kln-1 of a new roof Call l w-t.rkinir. M.r.d-ty evening.
SCORCH Y SMITHiK"Rnt,'Ipl!e?
Lb. b
GLORIA
Trade i!.rn l.ei;itr.ition Applied Fur
L". S. I'a'nt Office
r I ,' 1' V'1 TS-Jr . I
'ln0 S-rC SA so
. Ccti ir,V.."- tioJ F A I
': r' Vrcri F v.. r.-AENL.Y
Cha& HUdebrand, b.'OW. 3-6-lmp
Muftbl Tu 1Xajh uit tiuprovo
city property, straight loan ot
Installment plan, i.jreat ratea
United States Investment Co
Phone Main II. 1-16-lm
FOR RENT
KOI: JJKNT Modern sleeping
room. I block from Sica.aw a.
3',J1" o-l. -tf.
"
penn.
f uii itr..Ni hurn. apt.,
Ph. IG6-W. Call after 5 p. m.
5-15-6 tp.
fKOlt KKNT 1-rni. furn. apt. I. O.
j O. K. Temple. Ph. 562-J. 5-15-6t
anfurn. house,
i FOK HKNT -rrn.
4-mi. apt. and 3-rm. apt. Close
in. Inq. at Sonimer hotel.
5.14-tf.
KOli UK NT Garage $3.00 per mo.
1'?j03 Adams Ave. C. C. F. Lloyd.
5-I4-tf.
fr'OH KKNT Modern furn. house
with
garage. Near normal. Inq-
14
N avM p . t.-f
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FOB
RENT rtooms. Modern.
clean,
reasonable.
140S Wash.
4-30-1 mo
FOR RENT Modern furnished
apts. Waverly Apts. is 11 O ave.
4-26-1 mp.
FOR R ENT Up-to-date furnished
apartment. Garage, Landis Court.
4-9-t f.
-
an0
FOR RENT Parn.
apta., with bath,
V ratM. Adult..
wnoil
house.
cli an. quiet.
1510 Green-7-10-im.
LOST
LOST Hunch of keys.
Itfft-a rd.
5-1 -i t
Return to Observer.
FOR TRADE
WILL TRADE new washine ma
chine for Ford car. Inquire 102
Cedar or phone 374-W. 5-17-3 tp
j Baccalaureate
Services Held
Sunday Evening
By Ixiilia Cleaver
(Oliserver Correspondent)
I'M BLEU (Special) Jiaceal-
aurate service was held in the
Wade hall at , 8 o'clock Sunday
j evening. The processional was
i played by Gladys Billings, song by
thrt audience, "Onward. Christian
Soldierf-," invocation, Ilshikp L. B.
I lliilintr.-, son by audience. "Make
the AVorld Brighter.'
address. Rev. j
UL C. Lee. of Union. sng. "God
I H With You" and Benediction.
Rev. I A. GrevbeaL A lar-j
ge ,num-
ber attended the service.
Will Kirhoff has been under the
w're. f " J'alci1!in w('k"
i " V- . V
Mrs. Irwin. estunskow -und son.
. , ,
Blchard were- bronchi home from
1i TUCCc T-tV t .4C
Ct'i rt,fp t'CV- T-AtT
"wAtieV TOTMfl UKT.-iQ
COeNDS , - AD 7t.:f TpA!LC
FVii; Tw.T V.'E- L-fr
ESSES VT'.EN Tuft.
TmE nyMTfRS cTEM TCrOl j
"-O TADE VStTM x CAThcri
Guns ii.ttw.'AvMTio'j ! -EvtN
& t Cit to
A t;!CE
rrr: . --.if.-'-i
The Henry Bros. Animal circus J sented by the senior claw at the
was held Sunday evening instead Wade hall last iFrlday-evening,
of Saturday as was posted. One of! The cast was as follows (in the,
their waKons upset causing the de- i order of appearance) "Top Whip
lay. Being on the same evening; as 'pie' factotum at the Lovel house,
the baccalaureate services, only a Harry Muason; Tetsy Tlbbs, the
small crowd attended. v ' hotel maid and Tod's ladylove,
Mr. and Mrs. C. C- Conrad and Gladys Crouser; Con Connover,
family were the dinner guests of presumably a returned prodigal.
Klnier Conrad, a brothea and fnm- ;Lyle Ledbetter; Solomon I'epper,
'ily on -Sunday. The men spent an old timer with plenty of pep,
most of the day at the Gun club
meet held at the Issac Walton club
irroundu, near La Grande. Mr. and
Mr?. Klmer Conrad make their
home in 1-A Grande.
Sir. and Mrs. G. H. Johnson, of
Walla Walla, were I m bier visitors
Sunday and Monday. Tholr son.
Harry G. Johnson, is a teacher In
the Imrder Ilich school.
Uyle Ledbetter was unable to
play on the ball team Saturday
due to illness. No word has been
i heard from him todav.
I
A minstrel entertainment will be
given by "Cal and Charlie." travel
ing comedians Tuesday evening at
the Wade hall at 8 o'clock.
The final examinations are be-
: ing taken In high schol this week.
ixhis will finish tin th torm. n-nrir
,for the students. Commencement
j exercises will be held
evening at the Wade
o'clock.
The annual P.-T. A. picnic given ?
on the last day of school will be
held Kridav nn th vhVil rmnnik
Everybodv
is welcome to this pic-
nic and all
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i-nieiiniiii or uiiea anu jour own
A miscellaneous shower was
given Mrs. AYarren Beem last KH -
uay afternoon at the home of Miss (
Oscar Howell. : Th colnr whlio f
and yellow were carried out in the
refreshments itnd in tht r-j .
tionji of 'the home. Mrs. 1. Mc -
Cuuough. of Klm. sent
large
bouquet of ; yellow tulips. which
was used -as a center piece on a
small table from, whibh streamers
Aseendt tn IhA PAllinWiL-Inn' -
very pretty center, for' -the room.;
The bouquet was later 'given to
Mrs. Beem. Mrs. Beem.who ,wa?
formerly Miss . Gail - Tucker
jjjjl
ti-4 V frr a " -rri n n "rro-t rtr " fn Sin -it-
large circle of friends, of whom
52 were present at the ..hower.
They were: Mrs. Jay Beem. Mrs.
Lenard Fite. Miss I'dia Cleax-er,
(Mrs. James King. Mrs. C. C. Con-f-(
rau, .irs. taj ion r ox ana nuugn-i ... .
ter. Dorothy. Mrs. Jet Ga.-klll. Mrs. ':on. Argentina a main speed event.
Otis Buchanan, of Alicel. Mrs. Geo.'
Crouser. Mrs. Keith Glen. -lira. I A- IIAS HOJtt: t IIAITER
Tho. Kasinger. lioth of Ia Grande. ; -'KW YORK (AP) A chapter
Mrs. Henry MrGoldrlck. Mrs. Josie ot ,he National- Society of the
Day and daughter. Frances, of La : Daughters of the American Revo-
Grande. Mrs. Ted Conklin. Mis
Ruby Rollins, Mre. Oren Howell,
of La Grande. Mrs. Maud Tucker,
Mrs. Warren Beem and the hostess
Jessie Eerrie and Mrs. Oscar ;
Miss Frances Day gave
vocal selections, playing her own ;
accompaniment on the piano. J
Dainty refreshments were served ;
by Dorothy Crouser , and , Marjorie j
1 Uiwell. They : wore dresses . of I
white with yellow aprons and caps, j
Mrs. Beem also wore a yellow ;
dress. She received many beautiful i
and useful presents.' Mr. and Mrs.
Beem will make their home at Im- j
bier at the present. . ;
Mrs. Ruth Rollins and Mrs. !
Minnie Hardy left for Portland Sat- i
urday morning. They went as
delegates from the Jewel Rehekah :
lodge to the Rebekah .assembly in
Portland. May 20. 21. 22. They j
will visit with Mrs. Rollin's .sister.
Mrs. Maggie Golden White ther", ,
Mrs. John Wagoner, captain of the r
Jewell Lodge team left Saturday ;
evening and will visit with friends
in Portland, until the assembly, i
Mrs. Wagoner will spent some of!
the tableau., taken from their work .
in tho lodge, next Wednesday af
ternoon before the assembly.
Tho ball game between Enter- ;
p ri s e and 1 m bl e r, w h i c h was t o I
have been played on the La Grande
field at 10:30 a. m. Saturday whs
played that afternoon on the Im
bler field, due to some trouble In
the Knterprise team. Imbler won
the game, this making them cham
pions of Wallowa and Union coun- . '
lie.--. This was the boys last sched- ,
uled game. ,
"Welcomo to tho Old - Home
Town" was a three-;tet comedy pre- t
MR. BROWN'S STORY
'' W.Y SL'Wi ONE FAiL
IVO k'ZZTS. HLLD OUT A HfcNEr Ul.
CC Oct ATjjALl-V A A C
ktrn.E GCi.D '- he vnev urra
CP ITS Tu6 VALUE. BUT 1
JUST A-SHUFFLIN' ALONG
MM 6
William Fries; Lara Lovel, mis
tress of the Lovel house, Doshla
Greybeal: Wayne Nodgelt, son of
Nathan Xodgett. old s h y 1 o c k
himself, Clofford Conrad; and'
Mrs. J. Court land Jones, mln-!
era! water authority. May Prior. '
Production staff: director, Haxry
G. Johnson; stage manager, Virgil
Choate and stage technician, Leo I
Muason. The play was enjoyed
by a larse audience and the senior
1 class wishes to thank those, who
have so generously cooperated with . ,vip,.(, ut a 01hcr heduK-'l vn
them. ' t- t
The high school students soldi "Th'e 5 tu 4 vi(;iolT in ten Inning
tickets to the senior play for about 1 umi ,nt 4 to tril,mph in the
wer oeiuru ine pia was given.'
The one who sold the largest num
ber will have expenses paid to
"Seaside on a trip some of the
, students are taking after school.
Thursday (.May prior, a senior, was the lucky
hall at k:one. selling 54 tickets. Mr. John-
son. one of the teachers in the high
school, gave the prixe. He will take
the students on their trip.
Harvey Crouser cut his foot with
an axe last Saturday while cutting
car stakes for Claude Hale. He
was tasen to
physician . imme
diately where three stitches wen-
itaken In his foot
He is able to be
l.inmnd aithom-h h. pnnn.it (in hie
ifoot.
-FOREIGNERS WOl'LU STEAL
SPEED CROWN FROM U; S.
J INDIANAPOLIS AP) Foreign
drivers will challenge -America's
(supremacy in the 500-mlle Indiana-
polis speedway classic May 30.
1 . itai
in Etl
Italy has entered the fastest car
rope, a 16-cylinder racer with
record of 132.85 miles un . hour;
Two crack drivers, Raconi Bor -
:zacchini and. Ernesto Haseratl,
f .iiri,iwic otriiiiiu- me nee ill
hmi,.KLkM-w riT i-eier-.Let-auio s
eord of 101.13 miles an hour
I1" lb eourse. .. .
j . ouum 1 Aiiienva, cntvnnj, ine race
jfor the first time since 1923. will
pend its racing champion. Juan A.
Gaudlno. with the car in which he
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P A T E JN T S
TR.-yKM,UlKS.COPYIUGHTS
I-'reo-ISooklot oil - Uoiniet
THOMA S rBILYEU
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WISE)
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
Snodgras8
& Zimmerman
Phone Main 62
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COULt Tfc4. iS CAMiTE
-ALTOUGW T WAT MCTCAL
WE. HAJ PHOtcTJ IT -
52
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lution has been organized In Rome,
Italy.
Detroit Tigers
Win Two Games
From St. Louis
Ily Orlo Kobcrlsoii
'. (Associated Press Sports Writer)
j If the iK-troit Timers could play
the St. Louis Brow ns all the tinn;.
they might be champions of the
American league. But as it 1.
they are perched in seventh po.-ii-tlon
after stretching their win
ning streak to four straight games
with a double header victory over
the Browns yesterday in the only
ginies played in either of the major
l.nfim-- l!:tin imA ftihl weather
nI-htraIJ Iliarke,I three hiL-h :ot:T
Detroit's IU2U campaign. By
.taking the twin bill., the Tigers nnt
only made It f i e out of eight
starts against the Browns but bet
tered their season's consecutive
winning record by two games. The
Jouble triumph also served to lilt
he Tigers into seventh place in
the stand In et.s and shove St. Louis
in'-o the cellar.
With the Tigers' double vieior.v
oer the Browns, the second ili
vteion of tho Itarnard cireuit today
had the aFiect of a separate pen-
nant race, only two games separat
ing Detroit from the Chica't
White Sox. who head the quartet.
While ranking seventh in the per- i
centage column, the Tigers actual-
ly trail the Brow ns by one-half
game, having played
five m.ore
gam-s and won only
two more.
I Here is how the second division
looks:
j Chicago 1 1
400
423
3 87
357
j Boston . 12
I Deti-oit . 12
i t. Louis . ...lu
As rain and cob! weather took;
( Mini ion oi .'Liionai le.lBlie K'l tliCS i
; iho ,cj owners- i-i mo nice rematned 1
unchanged. Pittsburgh.- holding
flown fifth place, is only one -
Out of first position, occupied by
tho Brooklyn - Dodgers.
ARC'limslfOl' IS ILL
I.OXIJOX. May 1'Cl (AO Sell-I
oils Illness of Archbishop 1-orU !
Davidson, recently archbishup of I
.iimeriur-. is causing some anxiety.
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1928 Dodge 4-Door Sedan
$425.00
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Main 500 . 4th and Adams
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no- it's so
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Got i'o vqag
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A BUNCH OF
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I UNBJ WJ?KS NIGHT SWIFT Ktj . I
LO.; I'VE HEARD SO MLICHV . -. . A
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108 Depot St.
La Grande, Ore.
A Feature Value!
BOYS'
LONGIES
s1.98
and ,
$
2.98
Fabrics are sturdy and
good to look at, and of just
the right weight for imme
diate wear. There is a se
lection of colorings a
plains and stripes.
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The boy had done some c rra Mj
for his mother and then went fisV
ing. When he failed to return for
dinner -a search was started. The
fishing polo was found on the
bank. Tho body was recovered
10 p. m. yesterday after the water
was lowered. i
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! I Your old battery and 50.85
puts a new one In your car.
Burgess Battery and
.Electric
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