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-L-A-'GR AN DE EVENINtj'OBSERVER,' LA GRANDE, ORE:
Page Seven
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IFIED AD
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties
1 K-
i
NEW TODAY
FOR SALE Royal Ann and Bias
cherries. 25c gallon. E. Gaertner. 2
bits, east flour mill. 7-14-2 tp
LOST Ladles black over-night bag.
with name Cora M. Schnurr, print
ed on outside. Reward, Call 917-J.
or 401 Main. ' " 7-14-tf.
EXPERIENCED G-RL , wants house
work. Call Sommer hotel.. 7-14-2 tp
FOR RENT Sleeping rm.' Reasonable.
Close In. Ph. Main 119. 7-14-1 t.
NOW IS THE CHANCE to buy clean
brick for less than half the price
while they last at Island City school
house. j . i 7-14-tf.
PARTY WAS SEEN .taking Victor
. portable from Catherine cresk
' camp.' 'No arrest -made If re
. turned to O'Connell rooming house.
i':..: 7,14-3 V.
BOYS WANTED to clean brick at Is
land City school house, tomorrow.
Can ride out and back with John
Mars. " 7-14-tt.
FOR SALE La Grande Midget gol.
course. Best business proposition
In Oregon. Priced for quick sale.
Spruce and Adams sts. 7-14-3 t
WANTED Two ladies anil child wan;
' to go to Salem, share expenses, soon
as possible. Call 320-p or. 400-M.
. . 7-14-2 I.
Want Ad
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month. - -
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PHONE MAIN 87
"An Observer Want Ad
Will Do It"
llciibttltclting, pirating, button
holes, etc. Kortou's Kiddie Sliop.
Adv.
FUKSIl l'Ol COKN BALLS AT
ANUKL'S
7-14-6 t.
GREETING CARDS
It's the kindness they bring, the
songs they sing and the smiles they
wear, that makes the sunshine every-
i where. Bend a card today from Rich-
: ard son's Art and Gilt shop's com
I plete stock to ?r:ends who are start
: lug on their , vacation. 7-14-1
j NOTICE TO CREDITORS
i IN THE COI NTY COI KT OF I NION
I COI NTY, OREGON
J In the Matter of the Estate of J. T.
HARVEY, Deceased,
j The undersigned having been duly
appointed by the County Court ot
Union County, Oregon, executrix of
j the estate of J. T. Harvey, deceased,
jand having qualified, notice is hereby
j given to the creditors and all persona
I having claims against said deceased
:tj present them verified as required
by law within six months after the
! publication of this notice, to E. R.
! Ringo. attorney for said executrix, at
his office in the West-Jacobsou build
s inn. La Grande. Ore.
FU UN ETTA CAROLINE SMITH. Exe
cutrix of the Estate of J. T. HAR
VEY, deceased.
Dated July 14i-h. 1930.
July 14-21-28. Aug. 4.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be received by
the La Grandj fcrasonio Building As
sociation at 2 o'clock p. m, Saturday
July 19th. 1030, for the furnishing of
materials and labor lor the construc
tion of a two story business building
In the City of La Grande, Oregon. All
in accordance with the plans and
specifications prepared by Charles B.
Miller Architect. . - -
All proposals will be mailed or
handed to the Architect at his office
on or before fixed time above men
tioned. The La Grande Masonic
Bulldlne Assn. reserve the riant to ac
cept or reject any or bids submitted.
MONEY TO CAUSE
LEAGUE DEBATE
for those who need It. and most of from La Grande, where she 6pent a
the Inmates do. It also Instructs short time visiting her son, Frederick
them in trades. Heath. While in Kamela she visited
For a time each Inmate Is put at , at the home of her daughter. Mrs. It.
hard, compulsory manual labor. I Kiggs: Mm. Heath, whose home Is
.'Oraduates" from this Bchool of work ' now In Pendleton. Is a former Ka-
are sent to other government Instl- rr.ola resident and has many friends
tutlons to earn their livings. j here. Before continuing to Pendle.
. ,,. . ton, Mrs. Heath went to Meacham to
FRANCE ADAMANT ON ' visit at the home of another daugh-
UKAVY WINE TARIFFS tor, Mrs. IV Hochnc.
j Mrs. W. Weiso and children. Billy
LISBON P) Diplomatic notes, pro- and Jacqueline, of La Grande, arrived
test meetings and threats or retail- in Ktimela on Wednesday to spend a
atlon have left Paris unmoved In her few days here. They are former Kn
attltude towards Portuguese wines, mela residents, having only recently
Several Pplitjcal Ques
tions Ripe for Ai'gument
Will be Broached.
By P. I. Llpxey, Jr. : .
nKNRVA iAi-aAVRral mimical aues- which, under the new French tariff , moved to La Grande.
No telegraph or phone bids will be uons rlpe tor not debate will be are practically barred from France. I Lillian Schubert, of Kamela. ro
accepted In the reception of bids. All broached when the financial assist-1 The home market Is now trying to turned homo on Saturday aftar a
proposals shall be accompanied by Bnce" scheme for discouraging war absorb a huge wine surplus estimated pleasant week In Joseph visiting at
cash, certified check or bidders bond comes before the assembly of the "V mora than 3,000,000 gallons. A vlg- , the L, E Thornburg homo,
equal to 6fr of the amount of the LeagUe Df Nations lu September. orous campaign Is being organised for Mr8, R. Rlggs and family have now
bid submitted. The successful con- The draft convention which the aa- Increased , wine consumption both In returned to knmcln alter a two weeks
tractor will be required to lurni.ii Bembiy will consider provides that 111 rortugal eutl aoroaa. , . I visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
tho owners with a corporate Surety ,hn nxiant- nt in th. lttrntthnnH I ,. Wine dealers are trying to persuade
Bond equal to the full amount of the or an international rupture, an at- restaurants and hotels to return to
contract price. . . tacked member-of the league shall the practice of Including wine with
Seperate proposals will be received glven prompt financial aid In or- the fixed, prlco meals, or to charge
for the Plumbing, Heating and Mar- der tQ restore or preserve peace. . extra If no wine Is ordered,
qulse. " - , I Tho assistance . would be In the The fight to repeal the eighteenth
JulylO-14-n. orm 0f loans . guaranteed by other amendment In the United states Is
- , ' i oint,.o nnrtiiu ir, tha niroemeiit. and watched with the greatest Interest.
NOTH'K TO OlllilUTOKS I would be awarded by vote of the The papers acclaim every victory of
.Notice Is .hereby given. mat ira - lenEUe council.
dersigncd have been duly appouiveu The rat dlSagreement on this plan
opponent of the American dry laws.
USED CARS With a new car snnr-
, antee. Silver Winged Chrysler 103,
70 sedan, 1927 70 .coupu, 1B27 60
r coach. Chrysler garage. 7-14-lt
FOR SALE Homes: 2 new modern
bungalows. Attractive properties,
: with purchase prlco and terms
right. Call Lowell Williamson, 1215
Ai Adams ave, Main 90Q.v'- 7-l4-6t.
NOTICE After July 13 I will not"l
; responsible for ouy debts' contracted j
by Grace Moros or anyone else ex- .
cept those I contrajt mysolr. John i
Moron. 7-14-3 tp ;
AUCTIONEER-Call Jay Brcshears.
Ph. Farmers 9x1, Route I, Alicol.
0-30-1 in. p.
10x16
R'HADY CUT t-arauo lumbc
with doors, shingles
I42.BO. II. UCO, l'eto ISoli:
G-24-1 nip
- FOR A HOT DAY
Refreshing lernonade or Icy ice tea
always tastes , better from' the spark
ling glass of Fostorla from Richard
son's Art and Gift Shop. We are al
ways happy, to show you our designs,
ami trims ! colors and tell you their .fascinating
UoiiKMUeU , stories.. - ' ' 7-14-1 t.
FOR SALE
EAS'J'KKN OIIKUON School of
Music, violin, piano, voice. Cred
its. I. O. p. 1'". temple, 447-J. '
.-.:, 0-9-1 ni.
U QKANLIE BVATniliBS 4 Up-
linlsterlng Rag Cleanlui
Wirka. Phono 424-W. Chas. Kd
wards, frop. ia-1-lm
FOR SALE: Man's chilfonier. ward
robe, auto Ice chest. 145-W.
V ' 7-12-2 t.
FOR SALE! B:ack caps and red rasp
berries. Phono 498-R. 7-12-2 t.
FOR SALE Good canning cherries.
Delivered, fic a pound. Call 498-J.
7-9-12 tp
ANYONE WANTING to buy' or lease
the Farmers hotel at Enterprise,
call at 1804 Adams ave., ph. 662-W.
7-8-0 tp.
FOIl SAIE Business and part
furniture, of pstermoor hotel, 24;
r-)oms. Mrs. F. M. Martin. Ph.
400 --linksr,) Orev 1 , ' .' 0.-10-1 mp
iiONBji TO LOAM We are repre
sentatives tor the Prudential In
surance Co., and can make farm
or city loana at attractive rates
or Intnrest. Chaa. H. Reynolds,
insurance, loans and bonds.
HOOFING WORK. Repair work
or any kind of a new roof. Call
. Chas. Hllfiebrand, S-6-ll.ip
205.0(111 QAItri5l.lfEN.SKI)
' SALEM, Oro.. July 14 !) Of Oro
gon's estimated 360.000 motor vehicles
approximately 205,000 had received
their new license plates when the
renlstratlon bureau closed the week
late Saturday. With the heavy part
of the licensing past - 45 employes
were released by the department.
TWO CONVENTIONS
SALEM, Ore., July 14 im Salem
will entertain two state conventions
this week.' The Oregon Naturopathic
association meets Friday for two
days, and tho Oregon Furniture Deal
ers' association convenes Saturday for
a one-day session.
Graveling Road
- Between Bo die
And Glover Now
hv. the County Court of the State ot , h mntinn of whather
Oregon for Union County, executrix the trcaty 8lJau be applied when war
and executor of . the estate or M Js threntenedi or oniy after armed
Meyewiua.. uciuu. . ."T" conflict has begum ,..
fled as such. All poisons having ( Th0 maJorlty , ot members of the
claims agalnBt said estate are heren uo commlMlon whlch prepared
required to present the same, verified t)o .,,,. . conTenton favored the
as required by law, to the under- awar(Hng of assistance when hostlll
slgned. at the office of their atior- t(Kj seeIne(1 imminent.-. But. Ger
neys. Green ii Hess, at La Granoo. Canada., Italy and Japan bo-
llnvArl thnf. t.hn cniinCll Should not
date hereof. ' j ... authorize a loan until war had ao
Datcd at La Grande, urjgon vnu t hmtn out. This minority
Sm MWIC " ilAWKWD group has advanced the lollowinspro-
MEYER8ICK. Execuinx ;aia -M ln & cris,s the councu considers
of the Estate 01 fca M.ye.v.. neer of war. It may
ceased. - o ... " frt Px''.. 1 notify the parties to the dispute that be appreciated as the highway is get-
GREEK & HESS, Attorneys tor iwie assistance will be granted tina very dusty on account of the
cutrix and Executor. Btot mi.intt. whinh one of the (work halm? done there. Graveling
July 7-U-21-2B. Aug. 4. 'parties to the dispute goes to war. At progressing rapidly between Gloves
anU OOUIB. OUVCiai Ulivno 4uvu
Ity Mnt. C. h. Thornburg
'(Observer Correspondent)
KAMELA. Ore. (Special) Although
the heat during tho day at Kttme.r.
has been excessive recently, evening
always bring coolness and some of the
nights have even been cold. Rain.
that there is a dancer of war. It may I which has seemed imminent, would
John Heath in Pendleton. They cele
brated the 4th In Pendletun.
A welner roast was enjoyed on
Monday evening by several of Ka
mela's young folks.
Mrs. H. Hood and daughter, Arcelia.
spent Monday In La Grande.
After spending a few days visiting
at the B. A. Van Wonner home ln La
Grande Mrs. C. E. Thornburg went to
Joseph on Tuesday returning on Sat
urday, accompanied by her son. Ian,
who spent several weeks visiting at
the homo of his undo, L. K. Thorn
burn. Mr. and Mrs. Q. Finns returned
home on Sunday evening from Walla
I Walla. Wash., where they had been
i visltinT over the 4th at the home of
Mrs. Flnas' mother, Mrs. C. E. Slm-opdj.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Lane and aaugnter,
Helen Mae, were La Grande visitors
on Monday. - . . .
Mr. and Mrs. C;-K. Thornburg werd
dinner guests on Sunaay at the B. A,
Van Wormer home in Lu Grande. .i
- Little Billy Brown,1 grandson of
Mrs. L. Wigglesworth, of Kamela, is
recovering from a mild . attack or
measles. Mrs. W. Brown and children,
Pearl and Billy, of Perry, are Kamela .
visitors at present. '
Mrs. A. Lockett and Bon, James, left
on Friday for Emmet t, Idaho, to vls:
relatives. -
Mr. and Mrs. Clauston and family
drove to Pendleton on business on
Monday, returning on Tuesday. Mr.
Clauston Is a forest ranger, who U
stationed at Kamela.
Mrs. C. Nordoen, of Pendleton, was
a business visitor ln Kamela on
Tuesday.. Mrs. Nordeen expected to
leave on Wednesday for Castle Rock
to visit relatives.
Eleanor Hawes," of Kamela, spem
Wednesday in Meacham visiting her
Grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Casey,
and other relatives.
Mrs. J. Baker and sons, Jlmmle and
Donald Lloyd were in La Grande on
Thursday. Jimmie had to pay a vlslc
to a physician on account of tonsil
US. s.
Mrs. T. Burton and son, Karlee, left
on. Friday - evening to spend a few
days in Nyssa with her parents.
W. Welso of La Grande spent
Thursday in Kamela.
Frank Wykoff, Trojan track terror,
scored 824 points for the University
of Southern California the past sea
f U N D
eliminated east of Glover and only a
, small detour Is being ucd.
the. same time, the council will take
IN Ml. in ruiniMu. ..,, ns-i.tanne mav be nromotly
iL'2U ,Lh,. J.m nave accorded directly war breaks out." Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Barnes and fum-
CHICAGO (! Chicago wli 1 nave . tn question which must be Hy. also Mrs. E. Chelf, who Is Mrs.
, n .h,r nn vLraltv Tot Oreson settled Is whether the council ln case Barnes' mother, returned on Sunday
fall when the University of ?Kpn I "must" award the financial evening from Portland accompanied
mcetc Drake university at Soldier, ,.,.-,. Bome h M nhnlf's Kranddouahtcr. Arva
states favor leaving discretionary j Dyer. Miss Dyer makes nor home
powers to the council, while, others with her aunt. Mrs. D. Blackburn, at
desire that the award shall be com- whose homo Mr. and Mis. Barnes and
pulsory. ,i Mr3. Chelf visited. They all spent a
.. Great Britain Is leader of a group ; pleasant day on July 4 at Jantzon
which proposoa that the financial aid beach. ...
shall not come until a general dls- Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Brooks returned
.J. ...... ' armament treaty has become a reality. ! to Kamela on Wednesday alter a
coast """--00"' ""' ""r. other states want the convention short visit with friends In La Grande.
L ' j effective without waiting for disurma- i They drove homo In a now sedan.
...... . im.nL whlnh thev had Ulst DUrclUlSCd.
rromy arK uruiiwi. pres.aonc. on -MmM ,,,, rlalnr out I ' u, P. mover drove to La
of this project Include the puzzle of Grande on Wednesday
OKF.CSON AM) -11KAKK TO MIX
flpld October. 3.
Tosts of the huge stadium's light
ing system were made this summer
that were satisfactory to H. Ei Ros
son. graduate . manager at Oregon,
and Ed Lytton of Drake.
Oregon's trip will be a home com
ing for Dr. 'Clarence Spears, coach.
down, all "bosses" of the Washington
Senators are former pitchers.
Por a time this season the leading
two batters ln both major leagues
belonged to Philadelphia clubs.
MARCONI EXPLAINS RADIO PHONlF.
MONET Tu jLOACT on improvort
city property, straight lonniv or
Installment plan. Ljvost rates.
IJnlted States Investment Co
Phone Main . -16-lrn
FOR RENT
.ni .' .in -
FOB RENT 5-rm. mod. partly furn.J
houBe.tP,b. f,3rt. -i'-J i-12-ii
?FOR RENT Tjtooin, mdern house on't
M. ave.V Available1 'August 1st. Sect
Fred Spaeth., , 7-11-4 t.
POR RENT 2 furn: apt. Adults only. I Ail will not'; b?i responsible for any K
1002 wan.i;n.' paitrv. 'i-iiu,.
NOTICE
FOR RENT Large, beautifully furn.
and flnlsheaV apt. '1302 N avenue.
... 7-10-tr.
FOR RENT , Rms. oyei
Wright 'Drug store.'
Sllvcrthorn
7-10-tl
FOR RENT Mdd'. gatoige. Ph. 245-J.
7-3-tf.
FOR RENT Furnished apt., 1809 Ad
ams ave. ... -4.. i-z-ti.
FOR RENT Furn;.: houses anil
apts., with baths,'. , qlean, ti'iict.
low rates. Adults.'il10 Gieen- ,
wood. :'tfi-H)-lm.
:b'U!s . contracted by Mt a. .Frances' R.
Glascpck -of -La Grande...,H. L. Glas
'oockv Brogan, Ore., ;. 7-14-1 .
SWnil AT COVE 1OTj V
. . , "The. Ifquntalh ot Youth." Com
pleto chailKO of ' clear, sparkling
warm mineral water every 1 hours.
6-26-1 in
MISCELLANEOUS
WRITE YOUR INSURANCE in tho ,
Oregon Mutual ; . Fire . -.Insurance i
company for lessi. "La. Grande In-,
surance Agency, agents. R. P. Bax
ter. Mgr. Ph. Main 86, 7-ll-tf.
JIOTICE Anyone - golng. to Union
about 4 p. m.- 6 days. 'a week, call
at Observer. "" 7-7-tf.
i j
SOMMEff HOTEL First, class npart
' ments. summer rates.' also house.
Ari '
Additional
Room
in your attic can be had
for very little money with
SHEET-ROCK; the new
plaster Wall Board. We
will gladly mail you liter
ature telling about this
board.
VANPETTEN
LUMBER CO.
PHONE MAIN' 7.12.
Professional
Directory
Tills directory ts especially
handy for tlio newcomer or for
tho out-of-town render who limy
want llio name and nildress of
some profess'.onnl man. It has
been carefully prepared and will
prove to bo n ready ulil to nny
reader ln obtaining prompt pro
fessional service.
CLASSIFIED FOR
QUICK REFERENCE :
Physicians & Surgeons"
! I Oonv; for Mil- oolanm mnst bo 1 , r J ?lJ 2 tfc " lie t. a I
rj"-.7 i- ... a . . Z T SiLVtSiaiSsf 5.S1
determining which is the agressor and
which the aggrieved state. Should tho
aearleved state be required to guaran
tee to execute me council s puuuyii.K j
Raluh RIkub. of Kamela, Is now
employed at Gibbon ln tho absence
of the section foreman thero. -
Mrs. John Heath stopped over in
recommendations before It Is eligible Kamela on Wednesday on her return)
to receive the financial award and ) ' , I
should the award be made by unani
mous or majority vote of the coun
cil are further problems.
Supporters of the scheme main
tain that the greatest value ln the
convention would be in Its tendency
to prevent war, rather than in its ef
ficacy for remedying the tils of an at
tacked country. , i
. The financial assistance treaty was
orglnally advanced by representatives
of Finland, which state, acoordlng, tp
lnlormed persons, looks with some
concern toward Its huge neighbor,
Soviet Russia. ";! ;1' i, ' ,.
E R
STATE SUPERVISION.
START bejwe
and we will Credit
you with the , . . . ' ; '
FULL MONTH'S EARNINGS
0
i
A. Ti. RICHARDSON", M-
Physician and Surgeon
Office over Glass Drugs
Oftice Phone, M-16 Res. M-56
I.EE B. IIOUVY, r. i. ,
IiEWA WILKES, M. D.
Practice limited to diseases of
the Eye, Ear, Nobo and Throat.
New Foley Telephone
Building
Main 16
Astrologer
MRS. FREDERICK BAILIES
301 N, AVE.
Readings Daily.
Readings by Mail a Specialty
Siflnor Gufjlielmo Marconi (fcfl). wireless Inventor, showed Pre
mier Mussolini the radio telephone which was Installed on his yacht,
Electra. Signora Marconi is shown with the Italian dictetor. Musso
lini spoke to London on the radio phone after Marconi had demon.
trated It to him. -' --- L ...
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I1KI.I.ES AND WINES OF .:.
VACIFiq 1SLB I.UKE TABS
PAPEETE, Tahiti (flV-The' Socloty
Islands in the Eastern Pacific, in
habited by dusky belles, and flowing
with cheap wine, were much to the
lilting of the ciew of the American
motorshlp Arcturus. . ;'-
A broken camshaft forced tho Arc
turus to put In for repairs. When the
ship was ready to sail, many of the
crew1 preferred the cozy grass huts
beneath the palms to tho bunks ln
the forecastle.
Officers ordered tho enchanted sea
men handcuffed and literally dragged
them on board, and on the evo of
sailing arc lights were hung over the
sides of the ship to attract sharks.
The long, gray, menacing shapes
circling the vessel deterred those who
felt Inclined to swim ashore, .
MOSCOW WOULD RECLAIM
ITS STREET CHARACTERS
MOSCOW UP) The Moscow munici
pal council has appropriated 9180,000
for additional "homes of re-education"
in which attempts are made to
turn street vagrants, both men and
women, Into useful citizens.
The "homes" afford medical care
FRES
as new-laid eggs . .
'H7yBrw
Qoffee
THAT1
In the
original
vacuum
pack
C1930
Controlled Roastino gives Hill
Bros. CoTee a flavor, no other colFc
has. And because Hills Bros. Colic
is vacuum packed, air, which destroy
the flavor of coffee, is completely take
out of the can and hpt mil. Ordinar
air-tight cans will not keep coffe
fresh because there is air in the cat
UT aside a little regu
larly, or in lump sums.
Combine lnru;er in
come with TWO SUHB
PAY DAYS every year; build
independence through this
big, responsible, mutually
owned institution, whose
money is invested in FIRST
Mortgages, the safest type
of security known. The
mortgages are held in trust
by the State, and the State
supervises the institution as
well. . ....
Make 6 Yours Now
The coupon means MORE
. . MONEY for YOU. . .
GUARANTEED I
ltff A IT IT Tftn A VGood old fnililoncd 6. nnd. tnfety
lYliUL X 1, AW" 1 i.,licrc,t8 me.. I'll bo plemed to receive
the folder "Doublinj Your Principal Uy Compound Intercut."
Natnc
St. V- -r-
Western Savings & Loan
". ASSOCIATION
Sbith and Yamhill, Yi M. C- A; Bids.
! Resources Over $1,600,000
Portland, Orccpn
1929 Chevrolet Six
SPORT ROADSTER
Driven Only 6,000 Miles ;
' . $475-00
PERKINS MOTOR CO. i
orinTriTy:r OHI TVfitl Trade Mark R68l8trstlon Aoplled For
OUU JU1 X Olyll 1 1 , x . u. S. Patent Office
ANXIOUS MOMENTS
mf JJ0M& ONE CICQERIN' B IT BS&2 f fi3 -'Wtm
- By j0hn C. terry .
- I
j "UTOU HEKVICE yVlUK" I bIocli? cast Of Tj. P.
I r ' I I)fKt. I
TT. S. I,. Batteries
Your old buttery nml S0.8t
puts a new ono In jour cur.
Burgess Battery arid
Electric
GLORIA
Trade Mark XicglstrMion Applied For
U. 3. Patent Office
1929 ESSEX SEDAN
Gloria and her we com
panions, OfoSEN EV ftolToU,
Famous fRENCvi couturier,
AS MANNEQUINS foR US
Falu Fashion opening, awe
on eoAia? tve- cxean liner
l3our TO SAIL. FOR PARIS.
THfcY ARE ATTRACTING PLENTY
of attitntion; and now
THfc" NEWSPAPER "FHoTcGRAPH
FRS HAVE ARJ?tV To TAKE
Some -picTuces'.
NOW GIRLS, WILL l(75 Jk Vgv V. vV
POSITION RESERVED
By Julian Ollendorff
jgAVENS. NOA
ITOAVELER
t " I I I I uu'e v l (
w -r. I I nv - .
SPECIAL EQUIPMENT
"Price $485.00
$100 Below Blue Book
LARISON CHEV. CO.