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WANTED
Dlitl WANTS liouicwork
if hli.irn, Mutil l"t7.
or rare
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WANTi;0 iVral rioi null;
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APAIl'l MKNTS All re-flnlsheil. j
' S-iiilner mten. Inquire Siomliier i
hOlel. - ' S-2-J III. i
FOU lKNT Furn.- houses ami
; lipls., i'itli liallm. clean, nuiet,
. Ion lllrs. Adult. t!.fl Oreell'
wood. 6-10-1 m.
FOK HKUT Up-to-dute riirnlslied ;
. upi(rliii.-nl. Ouniffe. Indls Court. !
S.'j-lin. !
FOR SALE
FOR KAI-K Small modern home, i
Ifocd location. Phone 167-J.t or ;
. eull ut .Main ave. 6-3-4 tp. '
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TOR SALK New Itoyal type
writer, sIlKbtly used. Very cheap. !
Phone M 7tC. 6-3-3 t.
S'OH SALK 2 Il-ft. MrCormlck
I Joe ring hurvesters i-ht-ap. lint.
t'. S. Nat'l. bank. C-I-ot
WRINIIAltD'S robi'iitiln near !'.
on draught. All Kinds of sand
wich n and soft drinks. The l.nt
us, in basfnesH S) years. 6-4-lm
KOK SAI.R Ity owner, G rooni
modern huse, Kail bnunieiu. i
Priced to sell. Terms to suit pur
chaser. I 22 I X nve. 0-2-Ut!
TOR SAI.K Ry owner. 32 acres
'! and Vi in lies from I a Grande.
One of best garden and dairy and
hay ranches In valley, gravel
road, telephone, new bungalow
hou5te und good barn, and xoot
outbuildings, f prlng, creek
t brougb place, good o re ha rd ,
berries of ull kinds, adjudicated
ater ri((ht with piace. Can be
hold In two sepaiale tracts If
desired, lnq. Observer. C-I-G tt
Professional
Directory
ThU illret'tory Is c-Hliilly
hniuly for the iii'eoiiur or for
the outof-town rtader who tuny
want the pa mo nml nddn-s nf
Minis tnfrs4liiiial limn. It ban
been farefiilly prcretl nml will
pnjve lo be a icttdy aid to any
render lit obtaining prompt pro
fessional bt-nliv.
CLASSIFIED FOR
QUICK HKFKKKNCE
I'liysiciaiis & Surgeons
a. u KiciiAimsox. m. n.
Physician and Surgeon
Offlc.6 over Olaaa Mrui.'3
Office 1'hone. M-16 Krs. M-tt
i.i r: it. mil vv. m. i.
l.KWA WILRKS. l. U.
Praetlc. limit. A to dliea?e of
the Eye. K.r. Niae and Throat.
New Holey Telephone
Building Main it
Astrologer
MRS. l'ltKli:Hll"h IU1.MI S
SOI fit AVK.
Readings Dally.
Reading, by Hall a Sprclal!?
USED
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa
Want Ad
Rates
Observer
(Count five averaite word
to (he line.)
Pr line, lnt Insertion
I'vr tine, enx.-h added consec
utive Insertion ... 70
Minimum charge on one
oruVr . 15c
RATES BY MONTH
2 linn. pr month
3 tita, per month IT
4 I inc, irr month .. 14.00
5 I frit-a. pur muDlh l.7&
y.m:h additional line over five
clturKt-d at &uc pr line vr
month.
CASH IN ADVANCE U te
iu!ri.d n all t'laaaiflrd order a to
t-brti thtSH raty. Higher ratef
chargc-d. on all credit limertioita.
C'tpy ftr all C.ajsifled orders
mur u in tlila ufflc by in A.
M. DA V OP INSr'I'TION. tiiB
orri.fr tt in ad iiit-rtd until f ar
itur nolioe rntiMl be rwerivtd by
Hi Iim ;r or extra Insertion
to ill btt phal Ked, ....
Telephone ordera solicit!.
Calt iaIci may be darned on
phur rtt-rn by payment on or
before date of taut Inaertlon.
PHONB MAIN 17
"An ubat-rvrr Want Ad
Will i0 t"
MISCELLANEOUS
i;asii:(:n i:i:(;o.n s-hoor or
Miimv violin, piann, viicm. i'rid
ii. I. u. u. K. t'tllple,
ti-2-1 in.
.A UtMLit MAlVHibtM? Up
Dnisienug &. Hot Cleanlntj
Work Phone 424-YV. Cbaa. Kd
rarua. K rop.
I'l ! ll:; Mil. K Contains every eio-
li'.ent ri-itillre.l l.y tile liiimut,
I'.fdy. Our dairies are operated
with careful attention to sanita.
tion. W" r'comme.nd Pt'lti:
A" in,-K to yu ""-1 . j Ask me another: What is one- of
adulterated, unpasteurized, nn- SPRJ Ni VIM.K. Iowa (Al') the- thins a plrl should know be
standaniizrd. The best milk ever MrM Miiry inn.lmaii. .s:t. of. thin fro marrlaue? Answer: How to
sold In l-i Orande is produced by lllur.. Mliked the familv co.v nn e.w,k
I .A tiRANOl-; HAIItYMKN'S AH- .
SOClATION. 5L'ij-li.
M I
wniatltea for the Prudential Iq
itmnrt Co.. nti can make farm
or clt (pan at attractive rate
nt iniATKat. Chaa. H- Reynolds,
inauranca. loana and botfda.
HOOKING WORK. Repulr work: Hy J1y. lsU, he opposin;
or any kind of a new roof. Call foic.H hud converged on (Jetiys
Chas. il..fi.ruiid. bJtvr. 3-5-lmp borj;. Cunfe b-r;:ie troops veir;i;i f
: - ttbf 'arm, but th, family was not i
WONUT TO LPAM ob improved tmoIeted. (
city proper?. atraUbt loanr or! a illMlnfruished appearing mart j
Inntallmeot plan l-j-vrt ratea. , railed fur a drink of water. I; wa 1
V'ljRed Btatea Tnvptront CO-1
Ptlf"" yw a.ia im
.
FIND IT
HERE
.Copy for till column moat be
In or 9 a, ra,
tor.? v at Tin: imm.r
p.ki;aki AST
The beautiful Rose. Rreakfast
ware uas used on the tabb-. at Ti,
Olisej-ver Cooking School Oemotl
stration. This pattern of Kdwin M.
Knowle. -mi-poivebiin Is one of'
the late ridored warn which
both effective and serviraUe. a
,r' reasonaoje in price, it will
help you to carry out your color
scheme in your breakfast room.
V.. n wip find this attractive pai-
U. S. L. Batteries
Voiir old battery nml SO. H.N
(iiiL-i a new one In mir car.
Hurgess liattery and
Electric
t bbM k-i enst of U. P,
1leMt.
CARS
I
j
ll I ISMT1HI
. . . . I) I ,o.. ,.. J
twit' m ' k y
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i:ni'i:i:u:n. i: ha. Kiven ! liiytiviV
xinioiK. Ity tin. we mean II . flifJlW !IW
i-.n l ne. es..,iy for bereaved ' '! ' LlLitlii ' ' ' - 1
. II
)ii?st lailuate how v.. u want
llllilK .I;ne.
wi: rnKi:sTAi
SNODGHASS
& ZI.M.MKHMAN
11..:.. e.
LA
Counties
lrn at
Shop.
Itifharfl.s :p8 Art and Gift
fi-5-1 t.
Tlje Presbyterian IiUm i; Aid so
rb ty will hold a ( Ook. , fm ale
on Saturday, h. 'ginning al 1 )
o'clock at the ( 'oinmunlty 'ah
iri". C-5-'t.
SWIM AT i n', K I'OOfj
The fountain of youth. Warm
minimi water. I'r-'t p.cnlr grounds'
0-12-1 in.
M'lioofj or lucKssMAKixn
Km nil at any tmit Mrs. I.
C. Krt'm-h, y;i y. avti. I'h. -J.
mi.
I ftiiiM :u i'.tvr;. plt-atin. hut ton
Itofi'.-, i-ic. Xoriuu's Kiililii Simp.
-Vlv.
HAvp-: it i:i.Aii;i.i
If you ' h;iv a sni.ill iiotur
of th i-.ulnal'- whii-h V'tti Mould
iiki (-nlaii-il and h:nwl itiin d tali -It
to Kit hanlf-on "Tin- Ai t Man."
al III 'liardM.in's Art and GUI Shop,
and you wilt he must happy with
Hi'1 rt--ilt. lit- spi-riali.i-s in -n.
l.irKiiih', h:ut) tintiiiK am) frainiiu
of yuiir pictures. fj-'i-l t.
CAKII OI- THANKS
Sinner, ih:mk in our nelRliliors
and friends fur kindness, sympathy
jand lieatitlful fionil tifts during
,thf sirkms and death of our
j It.wd uift. and .M.st't.
', 1 Kvansfii-
! Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Fnrstnd.
' Mr. and Mrs. J. M. IIoImtikoii.
Mr. uiid Mrs. John Adskin.
' Mr. and Mrs. Muli 1 'aiuclu i iy.
Mr. Kiias Al.-kin. G--l tp
U1U - CU U)W
Under Fire Amid
Gettysburg Fight
Hh bloidy fiold of (Irtty.stiurK. with j
irilb.-is whis'linfT ull nronnd ht-r.
Air.-. Hindinan claims to 1' thr
only pern now living who rvsid- '
ed nn thai famous field ilnrinK the
bnUc. er lather, a loyal Cnion ;
supporter, lived on the . out hem
4'dlte ttf the battlefield, where no
had an Mi-ncre farm.
tieiieral l.ee, 'H thauk d nif," '
;s)it. suH -and oh. he a fin 1
e.-ntleinan. "
Mrs. Ilindman was Mary Wise-
man then, a 'ass of 16. She ran I h
nearly o half Mile through the gun)
fire, with bullets whi.iinc a roan
lo r. to milk the cow. loiter thecove. salesman. Were here nter
family was forced to th" attic by! viewing fanners a few days ao.
the firing and could not g-t to their. Air. and Atrs. J. A. Nice and
welT. children and and Airs. J. II.
Her mother died from typhoid ; Carr will leave for Redmond. June
fever as a reilt of drinking the! ,, win n- they will attend the .5 7th
(impure water they w
forced to
ue. Orph uied Mary
to live u ith a i aunt
aine
,Ow;
AIII.I.K-loM.AR I.o.W
Ni:W V(R1C f.XP) John IX
Rockefeller J i. Is loaning .his son-in-law.
I avid AL Atilton.- $ l.uurt.
uiie to' construet a co-operative
apartment building near the Kast
river. The building loan contract
nafi been rib d with' the county
V,.ru. Air. and AV- Milton will
hl)V(l :in js-room apartment of a
book
it hie of Jlon.tM.t
A razor. aid to bo l'.'O year old,
is being used every day by Lloyd
Rurgin, Noconn. Tex., hnrber. It
has been-handed down by members
of ihe purlin familv.
SCORCHY SMITH
Trade
ii
( "rue pipe cp peace
IS A PLEOGf: Ot TRUTH
A AND FR'ENDSHtP
LJ iUKI A U. . Pai.nt Office
' fT GUESS I k w I. WELL, AN EXPLANATION
HAVE LOTS.iV J l OUGHT TO GO WITH EVERY Fy
to leaiSn ll. , 1 ; vi.t, picture; -soou'd know f- i
! ST!'A(.i &Asr IB '('
' UNDEOSTAjjD fi 1 ANNUAL iT, V Y!JTUAT )
' THESE7,i M&L ) exhibition w&7 G'Ql-!K& '
GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
OFFICE!
CAT !
VRAOS HMK a 14. J
By Junius
and an idiot Is the fool -uld help )
It hut won';. t
'
Urmprnher the Scotrhman who '
paved his Red I'rojix pin fnm one ;
year to the ne.xt?
U'lfn I'm ufmiil nmiinliilii
c-lmihiiiK would fli'JiiT' uith nit.
Iluhhy (lo hfiiiscdfj It uoiiltl
H't ilnn.
i . . . .
I J.nen Hullo It row n. Are you !
1 u.-'iiii: your lawn mower this after
noon. Zirown Yes. I'm afraid I .im.
I Jons Splendid! Then you won't
lo wantlnir your tennis rarkot -I've
broken minf. j
' - - i
I He w.i s fresh to thP job. was the
yfiiithful reporter, and very keen
, on his work.
Ha was determined to make '
frood. nnil no effort was too mwh
for him if it resulted in "enpy" fur
tin I :iper.
( Kwry morning, without fail, he
went around to rertain plares
where he knew there was a rhunre
nf nettiiiir somehinK new, :nnnnff
thpm beinK the railway ticket of-j
fiee.
J Reporter (to Tieket Apeni)
'Anything fresh this morninK?
i Ticket Aj:ent Yes.
! The reporter whipped out th v
notebook. j
I Reporter What Is It ?
I Tieket Acent Tho paint you're
leaning .iiraEnst.
Rome people tell the truth and
FOinn pay yes, they'll be .'lad to
keep the children until you pet
back.
If yotl expose yourself to ennnsh
lnifiness you'll eaten some. f
j At forty some women ore more
nttrnctive than they were at twen
ty, hut the number is limited.
Pity tlio poor Scotch laddie who
didn't know bow old be was. His
rdd man never told him w hen his
birthday was.
WOLF CREEK
I'RltSONALS
Hy .1. A. Mco
Observer Coi i spondent")
WOI.I-' M'RKKK. Ore. (Sped;
ir- i.ieL- williiitiw ttf 1 iiir.ird. '
kik-iu
decoration day here and is :
al-.i -visiting
ller cousin. Airs. Al.;"0"1'- steiit playing games,
followed by the serving of a deli-
Mco.
Klton Rerry "of 'Gin'ndo; was
icon business Monday.
n .r,,i.i in-, .,,.(,,, r,i ,.f vt..iii
siileinan. and Lewis I'eck. of .
Annual State grange. Mr. and
j .Mrs, Nice will go as delegates
1 from Cnion county Pomona grange
;ind Air. and Airs. Carr will rep-
rc-seni Wolf Cret-k granj;if.
Ralph Hpillrnan, of Haines, visit
id at the ALitt Nice hiouc last
Sunday.
J. A. Nice and Jack Gorham
uent to the Andri'w Rioktand farm
Hear Island City, to get some club
pigs recently.
Several of the stockmen were
Irivina their stock back on to Ihe
reserve on Monday. '
,. t
Funeral processions moving ns '
slowly as pedestrians nt Alonterrey, " H'. oT this place.
TAIexico. have been ordered to in-j J"- Smith and family attended
i crease their speed to 1 miles an ) 'be high school graduation exer
1 hour. j ci---e at tbe. I.. 1 . S. tabernacle
Aark Registration Applied For
IJ. S. Pate-t Office
( MR.. BROWN .CHIEF THUNOER. CUDUO i
WISHES PEACE ANO HAPPINESS
V'OUR FAMILV AMD FRIENDS
WE WIU. BE VEP.V HAPPi TO TALK
ME ALONE AS YOU RfQUEST
HE RECKONS THAT YOU , CHIEF
V
j
WHITE RUNNING PEER., HAVE ,
, $
PROVED A HONEST AN ANi
;j i i
HE tJC VERY GRATEFUL.'
"... W'ffA-wi: "T--Scl
MODEST
Trade Marke Registration
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r-j5- o v?. i 1
"titai iinis! lie- stioiibl
Meacham People
1 Will Make Home
At Perry, Oregon
Ity His. Mary It. Kail
( Observer ( -orrespondent )
! " PKRRV. Ore. (Special). MY.
jand' ills. Wesley Rond. former
resident nf Meacham. have moved
! to Perry to make their home.
I Mrs. Nell Robertson and Mrs.
Hilda Murray and daupluer were
vifitinjf ju the W. I.. Robertson
home last Thursday.
M,n W. T. Ilrown and two' chil
dren are visiting relatives at Ka
mela this week,
i Miss rnmres Smith was hon
' ored last Tuesday by n farewell
party at the home of Mrs. Gerald
I'iei-fton. Those present were:
Miss Kramvjt Smith, guest of hon
or: Mrs. Wesley Bund. Mrs. W. W.
Holden. Mis. W. T. Ilrown. Mrs.
'i. Pierson. of I.a (irandetl Mrs.
, Robert Hawkes. Mrs. Stephea
Pnctor. Mrs. ' R A. RIanchard.
Jt-nni" O'Niel, I .i la J'-an Plerson i
aiul Lornine Smith
Airs. Gerald
'lersun ami Ji,rs. rvennein 1'ierson
sponsored the party. The after-
'ciau. lunch.- "Mis '-tanrm Smith
departed for Pocaiello. Idaho, on
Thursday, wheroniie expect to be
married lo varied Klaisdale early
j this month. They expect to make
their home on a farm near I'oca
ti lio.
It art Kail ami fi)mily were
u eel; end visitors in Rlgln recent
ly. I tarry Williams has purchased
two new trucks for use on the
highway work at which he is em
ployed near Kilgard.
Reba Kail and her cousin, little
HisK Kvelyn Hoatson. of Cove,
were houso gui-sts of their aunt.
i Mr.. J. If. IMchl. at her home in
! La Grande last Friday and S.itur
. day.
Airs. Joe Smith and her daugh-
ter. Lot aine. and son. Wesley,
were city visitors last Thursday.
t '- iii'l Mr. l- Kelley. of
Halfway, and Airs. IL Horstman.
of Kami recently visited their
brother, Gerald Plerson, and fam-
TO ALL
ANO
WiTWI
MAIDENS -:-
Applied For U. S. Patent Office
1 !
have sone nrounil.
Wednesday evenintr. Their daugh
ter. Lornine, was anions tlio graduate.-;.
Mr. and Mrs. !. A. RIanchard
a ml M.;'. a ml M rs. R. I lawks
vic weekend visitors at Raker.
I 'ha i.les I h.oley a nd h is n fece.
Mrs. K. Morrison, recently return
ed to their home here after a visit
t-f ; several days with relatives at
North Powder. They wero accom
panied home by Mrs. Morris sis
ter. Mrs. .fjtchcll. and small
daughter, who -w ill be their quests
tor a few days.
T. K. He Ha my recently returnwl
from a business trip to Walla
Walla.
Mr. and Mrs. Huh Myrick and
son and Airs. Grace Morris were
visiting recently with friends and
relatives at Summerville.
Air. and Airs. Harry Hise and
Miiall daughter were Sunday guests
of relatives in Perrv.
1 Gerald Pterson and daughter.
j Rila Jean, were shopping in town
last Alomiay.
Airs. I.. It. Hatimark and Mrs.
Leonard I'urgason were Sunday l
guests of friends in Raker. -
The Alisses Wanda. Frances and j
I Oarline Tripp, of Raker, were din-
,1,r i
nd Airs. Hurt
ruii im emina,. ne . i u'l's te
J uiei men u i n j oo i
j l"'n . have aitendud. school here
under .mis. k.iiis instru tioji tor
several years and all enjoy th
"-net vistis wnn eacn otaer. me
girls are doing well in the Raker
schools and all were promoted
this year, although Marline, who
was Injured in an auto accident,
had to be absent from school lor ;
several weeks.
Airs. Carl Wright was a I -a
Grande shopper last Alonday.
Aliss Retha Kail is spending the
week with her aunt. Airs. J. H. .
Albert son. who is convalescing )
nicely following a recent major '
operation at the Grande Rondo ;
hospital.
AJi - a nd Airs. P. A. RIanchard
were city visitors Saturday night.
They attended the Spanish war
veterans meeting.
Air. and Airs. Ole Alathson were
recent business visitors In I.a
Grande.
Ars. Herman pressler and three
children and Airs. It. A. Oavis and
son were guests of Airs. Rurt Kail
last Thursday at her heme in I'on
llrdale. Ali Oressler's home is
at Knterprise. She and Airs. I)a
vi are cnnsins f Airs. Kail.
B:tW"" 3Aj kv,LL HE 00 r ? -T-" 's w
llllW THE PLANE IS ALL READV, T.fSltSf WE QUESTION !- I
H'llilif.W M. BROWN-ANO IF JAKESfliia THE OOOS ARE
r TOixn lEAB-NS THE gener,l fef.WHtsys. SCOaCHV
St'Jv'tm directions -l feel. Amrihrf--
Tel AT THE M,N6 WILL TO&B
V3QON 86 FOUND.' -e ,,, bMtfifTTy',.,,
ivfes; -she's) Tshe's an; " "i'rll VsJA I I
Harry Wllllon.a!
I ilr. and Mrt.
and Mr. William's fallier, Jonn
! Thomas, recently returned from H
j motor trip to I'ortland and other
titiw in Weatern Oregon.
! Mr. and Mm. Hurt Able, former
: residents of HIlKard. have moved
' . it . m n.aL-A their home. 1
I ..." ; hrnn and son were
i " :
"rWruTh a, his house!
this week his father. John
l.iiitiiide. uf Wolf Point. Mont
Roy Hie was
Iji Grande vis-
j lior lust Sunriay.
M;-. and Mrs. Oscar Simpson and
two children, of Kruitilale. vere j
retent visitors at the Kurt Kail ;
I home.
ilr. and -Vjs. Thomni Rose have
come to Perry to make their home. .
lir Itof-o is emnluyed on the r;il- (
! road wor here. j
COUNTY FAIR
FUNDS GIVEN
j. s vwuii
.
SAI.KM. Ore..
June 4 (.VP)
j The sum of $"(!.
fair funds was t
I anions tho mi (i
24!i.4:i In county'
day apportion d
ejon counties by
tin- secretary of 'stale fur the
I maintenance of lairs this years.
The amount apportioned each
1 county represents a tax levy of
oiif-tw eniieih mill upon the tasc
; able property of the county as last
I eiua!i.t d by the state tax commis
j siun.
No county is allowed over $10.
l r.fto. M tilt noma h county is 1 he
j only county where the levy ex
j reeds that amount, and, updep the
j law. the excess, which this year is
! $3:n!l.iVi, is divided equally among
the other counties.
Anfong th apportionmenls to
t ii e i e v e ra I c t u n 1 1 es a re the f o I
lowing: Raker. SI251.51: Renton. $i:M.
22: Clatsop? $ i : i :i.5C: coo $HK1
Douglas. S I 7S.5 : Jackson.
$l;;s.(i4; Josejihine. JRiS.lui; Kla
Ja-
math. $ l sxn.stJ: Ume, J27S1
Marion. 97 liVRI : .Multnomah.
$iC.fi: rmaliUa. $2443.37: l'n
ion. $M32.nf: Wallowa. Sf.'tS.SK.
I Here's A Red Hot Tip For ;f
Men With Big Waistlines
; Safe Way To Get Rid of Surplus Fat p.pd At 1
j the Same Time Gain In Vigor, Energy and . '!
j Mental Activity Feel Younger. . ' ,P
NEW YORK MAN
TELLS CONCISE
STORY TO FAT
MEN
Tes. Gentlemen: "Writes W. n.
Daniels of Richmond Hill "i have
finished my second bottle of Krus
chen Salts and have obtained the
following results:"
1 "t have removed 3 inches
from the belt line.
2 "Get up In the morning feel
ing 1 Oft per cent.
3 'I am 25 per cent more ac
tive. 4 "My niind is cJenrer.
"Aly wind has improved 5
per cent.
5 "All skin eruptions have dis
appea red.
' "Aly face and lips have color.
S ''When I go to bed I am mo
tionless sleep like a brick,
j 9 "An! 4f years old and feel 20
' years younger."
i Alillions of m?n the world over
are taking the little daily dose of
Kruschen because they know that
-it keeps them everlatinsly feeling
fit and active life really becomes
ja clo'rious adventure well worth
i living.
j Ion't confuse Kruscheri with the
f ordinary salts that are made for
just one purpose (to act on the
bowels!.
Keep everlastingly before you the
fact that Kruschen contains the
19 tit
Thursday, June 5, 1930
T,.ein0. Qfthartc ?
Likes Lots Of
Outdoor Life1
r
IMfl -AI.I'K.A (API- QKe,
1 r 'ltniteris. new sun rem a
J.l. h..?oo l.usy ,
- r ' n h "
-rv ,ov anrtf, :
rides every time he gets u chance; f; .
I-no iiooeria nuye u idui) Iioukb;-'
here, a short walk from the city ft"
halt and business Keetlon, 'but in
Chester county, near HirchrunJ
vllle. about milea from PhilaJv
delphiif. Miey have a 7d0.i.ftr;
fiinp. There they spend nhoul two:?'.
Unys of every week for rest urnl
recreation. u
"Owen rides over the undis
place as often as ho can," Mre r'
Rohcrls related. "l -
Roln-rts llko-s to br outdoors'
when he can. Ho is very fond mi'.'
( IJ.I- jh mi i-.xjit'ii wnii u canoe
i inn iiik -roi euiiunn u l .Maiflf f
f-
'camps in nut ynmn.
There are but tliree in the n0,,
; eris lamiiy. l neir on eliilil, Mi.1
laiwioeiii, ia in ncr e;riy twentiejfj;
She is abroad How; si inlying vniw i
; but will be homo by the fall.
Known now ns a lawyer of grmt'
lability. Roberls wanted Ip he$ '
teacher when he wat in "prcn";
school. Tin did not think lawy,.p,i
in pursuing their profession cnuM;
I be holiest, but after mgumeniK hyl
j his father and advjee from theff
i headmaster of the academy, rli ofp
i the profession wblcji has led hjm
i so high, fV
; !o is only 55 m
youngcHt men over nr ,,M
: place., the sixth Peri
i since the four e,,K i v
tint.
years ko.
Not only, has he r
hut he has tanirhl .1
versity of Penijsylv iu
leader of tile liar I.- I
I'oiilfdKO shot the
.1
In die t'
I), wi
I'r.-,..,,
lnl light
fame
him hy naming
liim to
liroseeute the celehraled oil eaucj. jV'
i a .c-stoiy iiuiiinne;. the lament .
innd tallest In Oklahoma. Is lo lie i ,
' hunt al Oklahoma "'ity this year, j f
six vital rejuvenating salts that-na-r
ture put into the human hody.ac
tho beginning of creation and them
6 minerals your body must hav jr: :
you could not live. , i, '
How would you like to got yotir :"
weight ihrwn to normal and at the
same time develop that tirgo for ' '
activity that makes work a pleas--V
ure and also gain in ambition and
keenness of mind? . :
Get on tho scales today and see:
how much you weigh then get fD -y'
85" cent bottle of Krtischpn Saltan
which will Inst you for 4 weekl. i
Tako one-half teaspoonful in a
glass of wnter every morning cut '-.
down on sweets for a while talif
the exercise which Kruschen will i
i Induce persiPt In this method ef j,
ery morning of your life and w(ipn 1
you have finished tho contents of
this first bottle weigh yourself :
again. '4
Now you can laugh at the peonte
who pay hundreds of dollars to
lose a few pounds of fat -now yojt ;
will know tho pleasant way to lose -unsightly
fat and you'll also kiiOf
that the 6 vitalizing calls pf Kms-h-chen
(Salts that your blood, nervea j.
and glands must have to function I
properly) have presented you
with glorious health.
After that you'll want -to walk z
around and say to your friends-z-
"One 85 cent bottle of Kruschen j;;'
Salts is worth one hundred dollars f.
of any fat person's money." f
leading druggists all over the .
world sell Kruschen Salts you ran
always get it at Red Cross Drug K
j Store, who sell dozens of packages i:.
' every week. Adv. ?0
By John C. Terry
: ML AGAINST f &.y&''Vt1?$&&l Ss
til tiV-
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lfl if'.." I "' -
tux. P.
By Julian Ollendorf:
f'GOODNESS SAKeH
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