LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Seven
Thursday, August 14, 1930
HLASSIFIED
WANTED
WANTED TO RENT Modern home In
good location. -. Must have 3 bed
rooms. Address box 10 Observer.
8-13-4 t.
WANTED Girl for housework and
assist with small children in camp
near HUgard. Main 938. 8-13-tI
WANTED To truac mod. 5-rm house
and 2 lots on paved street for large
house close in suitable for roomers.
Call 222-J. 8-8-6 tp.
MAN AND WIFE want work on ranch.
Permanent. T. J. Burke, 203 W.
8-7-6 tp
A JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL girl wonts
work in home. Call Farmers 288.
8-5-12 tp.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Large fryers, 60c each. A
dandy piano at a real bargain.
Canary bird singers. Also a neat un
furnished house, close in on Adnms
for rent. Cheap to right people,
H. W, Smith, fox farm. 8-14-3 tp
FOR SALE Furniture bargains. You
win iiuu some apienaia values at
this time In our exchange dept. We
list a few items below that have
recently been traded In on new
merchandise.
A 3 pc. overstuffed velour suite with
reversible cushions of damasic. The
3 pieces ore only $75.00.
A fine mutl-colored velour davenport
that looks like new, has reversible
cushions and serpentine front,
949.50. '
A fine mohair davenport, used Just a
short time and sold new for $136. 00.
Now priced at only. $75.00.
An 8 pc. walnut suite, buffet, oblong
table and 6 chairs In A-l condition.
A rare bnrgain lor $67,50.
A solid oak Hoooicr kitchen cabinet
. at less than half the price of
...i ., .'. t .
636 00 ' !
. . ..i !:.
witn bow loot bed. dresser and chlf'- I
fonler. The 3 pc. lor 3i.0O. .
nnnlcn for onlv .16.00. .
Genuine leather dovenette with solid
( oak ends. In splendid shape and
priced for quick sale at only sao.iio.
0 oak buffets in a choice of sizes and
, designs and a remantable special
prlceof $15.00.
5 pc. painted breakfast s:t, window
i type table and 4 low back chairs.
The set Is 812.00.
A $160.00 full enamel Monarch range,
, used only 2 months, complete with
wcter frontal 10.00. .
A new style- Universal range on leg
base ln splendid, condition, now
' $40.50.
Bound oak table and 0 heavy chuira.
, The ..'complete dln-.ng. sei of 7 pes.
lor,20.B'J.' - "! ' '
It's nearly time to think of heaters.
Here Is. a largo size .-Heatroia tnat
sells : for . around eliO.OO new. ln
fine condition for S7&.00. .
Anotheruscd Universal circulator,
used only a few months, and priced
" low at $-19.50." :'
Hundreds of, ether bargains will be
found In our exchange dept. Come
- and look it .over. - . , i
Easy Credit Terms.
CARli FURNITURE CO., INC. I
rr-.- , - i-, ' 8-14-1 1. 1
GENERAIl " ELEOTRIC refrigerator,
mu twi.- .ilka new: Bargain, c'-o
8-12-3 t.
. Observer. -
CALL 854-J for oannlng tomatoes,
onions and potatoes. Fresh supply
new, 2112 .Third Bt.
8-7-tX.
nnr, CATC. I7M.I. .InVRfiv fnmilV COW I
and calf 200U Ash St., or 970-J.
8-13-3 tp.
.
FOR SALE Range, dining table, mat- j
tress, bedstead, . congoleum, other ,
household articles. Mrs. S. J. Anson,
Albany St., second house on right, ;
south of Island City ave. 8-13-2 tp :
FOR SALE-10 acres, water ght
modern buildings, 4 acres young
orchard, 30 old cherry trees. Team
and new Implements go witn piace. ;
See owner for price .and terms. C.
E. Oump, phone 498-J. 7-24-1 m.
FOR-3ALB Sick aud nccldent lnsur- . -onco,
$10.00 per' year. Frank Hop- : f
kins, 2101 Fir. Ph. 349-J. 7-24-1 mp .
Automobiles
1924 FORD TRUCK Completely over-
hauled motor, fine heavy duty tires
and a good body. An on cor,
$105.00.
1925 WILLYS-KNIGHT SEDAN Five
brand new tires, guaranteed motor,
upholstery like new, road lights
and other special equipment. Good
paint. An OK car. $446.00.
Professional
Directory
Physicians & Surgeons
A. U RICHARDSON, M. D.
Physician and 8urgeon
Office over Glase Drug.
Office Phone, M-16 . . Res. M-66
i,ee n. iiotrvy, si. n.
LEW A WIIJCES, M. D.
Practice limited to disease, of
the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
New Foley Telephone
Building Main H
Astrologer
JfRS. FREDERICK BALMES
301 N, AVE.
Readings Daily.
Reading, by Mall a Specialty
U. S. L, Batteries
Tour old battery nnd .8t
puts a new one In your car.
Burgess Battery and
Electric
a block? o&st of tJ. P.
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties J
Observer
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PHONE MAIN 600 '
MAn Observer Want Ad
Will Do It" . -
1929 MODEL A FORD COUPE beau
tiful all steel body finished In
brown buff, good tires, excellent
upholstery, a guaranteed motor,
and easy terms. Come ln and drive
it, $465.00. :; . .,
1928 CHEVROLET SEDAN A com
pletely overhauled motor;- good tires
-and upholstery - has .been covered
and Is like, new. Fisher .body and
good paint. . Come ln and see It,
$225.00.
LAIUSON CHEVROLET CO.
. u - 8-13-tf;
pnNTTAn rt nntIP& Finished in
blaclt Duco all new Kelly Spring-
field tires. Perfect mechanical con-
dltlon, 1931 license, 4J6.03. , ,
!,, , nrr, a
1031 utonii' 9J.'.V,U-; ,,
' l'jai) CHEV. COUPE New tlr;s. new
battery, Duco paint. 1931 license,
$200.00.
:1929 FORD AA TRUCK Closed cab,
I Dual high transmission, good rub
ber, 1031 license, M25.C0.
! 1023 FORD MODEL T ROADSTER
This Is Just the car for your iail
hunting And fishing trips, has ex
tra gear, license. $4u.00. , :
. PERKINS' MOTOR CO.
... 8-11-lt.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Furn.
. 1206 N ave. .
apts.
with bath,
-8-13-4 tp
FOR RENT Just reflnlshed. recson-
able prices, rooms and apts., I. O.
O. F.Jtemplc. ., , 8-13-tfi
FOR RENT 3 ' room furnished apt.,
1101-O ave. .... 0-13-8 t.
FOR RENT Furn. houses and apts.,
with baths, clean, quiet, low rates.
' Adults, 1810 Grcohwood. 8-10-1 m.
WILL ALLOW RENT for fixing Up
' place. Five ' minutes to normal
school. Write or call at once for
nnoointmcnt. Ina. at Observer..
' ..'. 8-12-3 tp.!
HOUSE FOR RENT-
-Henry Bel!mer.
8-11-5 tp
2102 Cove.
'FOR RENT Completely furnished 5-
r room modern house, elec. range,
three blocks from grude school. Call
at 1703-X ave., or phone 194-w.
0-9-tf.
FOR RENT Cool, mod. rooms. Day.
week or month prices. Reasonable.
1408 Wash. Ave. 7-23-1 mp.
. R RENTNlce coai modern Bpart.
. Moidnire. Landii
ment, 2
Landls
Court.
7-2l-tf.
FOR RENT Rms. over Sllverthorn
Wright Drug store. ' 7-10-tt
-Mod. garage. Ffx. 245-J.
7-3-tf.
MISCELLANEOUS
QjD TIME DANCE Saturday night at
Eagles hall. . . B-ii-s t.
FOR SERVICE on Surge milking ma
chines call Mr, Vernon Love. Foley
hotel. . 8-13--3 tp.
WHEN THINKING of an auction sale
call Cove Farmors 9X1 or see Jay
Breshears . (auctioneer). Graduate
Amer. Auction college, Los Angelcx
8-11-6 tp
BUILDING AND REMODELING work
done right on time, rum ana
rates without obligation. Cnll Mum
86. E. Austin. 7-28-lmp
i? aRTERM riRRnnN School of Music,
. vlnlln. nlano. voice. Credits. I. D. O.
P. temole. 447-J. 6r9-l m.,
LA GRANDE MATTRESS Ic Up--
holsterlne Ruk Cleaning Worm.
ABSOLUTE serenity charac
terizes our service. Every
thing is aona wn qmci.
ri.ncv and no detail Is permit.
ttd to' escape our Attention.
you can depend upon us.
We Understand
Snodgrass
& Zimmerman
Main 62
AD
Phone 424 -W. Chas. Edwards, prop.
12-1-lm.
MONEY TO LOAN We are represen
tatives for the Prudential Insur
ance Co., and can make farm or
city loans at attractive rates of In
terest. Chas. H. Reynolds, insurance,
loans and bonds.
ROOFING WORK Repair work or
any kind of a new roof. Call Chas.
Hlldebrand, 620-W. 3-6-1 mp.
MONEY TO LOAN on Improved city
property, straight loans on install
ment plan: Lowest rates. United
States Investment Co. Ph. Main 33.
8-16-1 m.
IMBLER
PERSONALS
Ily Loltlia Cleaver
IMBLER, Ore., (Special) Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. King and sou, returned
Ihome Aug. 11. Mr. and Mrs. King
I have spent- the summer in Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. A- H. Walker from
Portland are hero visiting their
uncle and aunt,. Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
! Welch. . ' -
The Legion auxiliary had a meeting
'Monday- evening. The delegates
i elected to go to Baker to the con
vention were Mrs. John Lloyd and
'Ona Hudsorwas alternate. Mrs. Grace
Kouins ana mm. tci. - iues in tne worm of tho cinema. '
ved refreshments. Ona Husan was British Army veteran of the Boer
appointed chairman of the stunt lWar sailor before the mast, cowboy,
committee at the convention. The :worjd traveler and seeker for out-of-officers
for next year were also elect- the-way places, Mr. McGowan has
ed.. Plans were made for tho fall gathered and retoined an amazing
bazar. . - . amount of first-hand Information
Mrs. T. Kasincer and daughters, .about people and things, particularly
Lola, of La Grande, Mrs. Koljth Glen,
of Summerville, and Mrs: - Bessie
Ruck man. , of Oakland, Gal., were
calling on- friends In Imbler last
Sundav.
Mrs Perrv from La Grande is visit-
inc sons Ross and Frank in Imbler.
Mr and Mrs. A. L. Walker .and son.
nnnroa frnm Milton are- visiting at
th0 home of Mr. and Mrs. Bloom In
m-. 'nnd Mrs. Clayton Wilson and I
" 3my andJimmle returned to
" '. i Mturnol t.n
i ir, Pnrtland. They have
tnelr nome in immum. i
been vlBltmg relatives here. ,
Italy Is '.the only major European
nation with a rising birthrate.
Potential water power totalling
3.000,000 horsepower has been located
ln British Columbia.
'SAY IT WITH
FLOWERS"
from
ROHAN'S
Flower Shop
New Foley Bldg.
SCORCHY SMITH
f LISTEN , BETTY ' - PIE4SE DON'T
GO UP WHERE. JAKE, IS 'GUARDING
TOE. PRISONERS STAY HERE
TILL 1 RETURN WITH HELP CROW
YOUR EM) S CAMP ! IC ANVTillNff
SHOULD HAPPEN UPTHER6.,BOLT
YOURSEte- IN
. i ii ii i -.i id iuyi , ,i - rirriiii 'ii l it . i m. imi'iiih r v., s ,i i vvuu-i i ni.,i. i v nil ' i 1 1 i i u is ni nr nu i un tuuk i . .-ami
j GLORIA "T 2!a?ZLXr " " THE MAYOR LOVES HIS JOB!
n i
an' so, mademoiselles, ve mawe
welcome xe charvamt j?e1resehtatives
fpOM AMEWCA TO ZIS GRAN
ZE BP-OTWAtftS AN SISTA1RS
SeoPLE OF Your, coontry.
Alfalfa Market
Stronger Due
To The Drouth
WASHINGTON. Aug. 14 Alfalfa
mnrkets strengthened somewhat dur
ing the week ending August 13. Of
ferings continued light due to a
holding tendency generally prevalent
among producers. Demand improved
considerably with Increased credit to
dairymen on the Pacific coast and
further drought damage in the Cen
tral Washlngtonu producing sections,
according to tho weekly alfalfa hay
market review of the United States
bureau of agricultural economics.
A wide area from the Middle At
lantic states westward to the Mis
sisslppl valley lias had the driest
orawlmr season on record, while the
Bhortairo of rainfall for June and t
.TnK- i.i Brnn .ith r-ti-ni stjttM !
was' far greater than tor any
vious year of which records arc
Mailable. Temperatures have been
abnormally high, with many previous
heat records equaled or broken In
the Central states and parts of the j
boutnern states, some second and
most of tho third growth of alfalfa I
was badly damaged as a result. The !
August 1 indication Is one million
tons, or 4 per cent below the July 1
"Near The Rainbow's
End" Coming to ;
The State
J. F. McGowan. director of the
Tiffany all-talking picture, "Near tho
Rainbow's End," starring Bob Steele,
ill nnp nf tho mnut nnlnrfnl nnninmil.
'as they pertain to the outdoors. Ho
i is remembered by old-time serial
fans as director and co-star with
Helen Holmes in several railroad
serials, and he adds writing to his
list of accomplishments. Long ago
no earned tne nicKname or "Lei's
Go," because of his speed and accu-
m nootiiig scenes, ana as "x,ei's
Oo" McOowan ho is still known In
'.Hollywood.
"Near tho Rainbow's End," a story
Of the nnrlent. fpurl hpt.wpnn Mm rat.
tlcmcn and the sheep raisers, comes
Saturday.
HERE'S A RED HOT TIP FOR
MEN WOT
Safe Way To Get Rid
. the Same Time (Jain
Mental Activity Feci
f:.'fNew..YorkMan ,
Tells Concise Story
.To'FatMeivM
Yes. Gentlemen: Writes W.R, Dan
iels of Richmond Hill -"1 have-finished
my second bottle of Kruschen
Salts and have 'obtained the follow
ing results:"
-' 1 "I have removed 3 inches from
the belt line." . ' ' S
2 "Get up .In the morning feeling
100 per cent. .
' 3 "I am 25 per cent more active.
4 "My mind is clearer...
! B "My wind has improved 25 per
cent. , '
6 "All skin eruptions have diBap
, penred.
7 "My face and lips have color.
I 8 "When I go to bed I am mo
i tionlcss sleep like a brick.
0 "Am 40 years old and feel 20
years younger."
' Millions of meii the world over are
taking tne utue anny aose oi n.run-
them everlastingly feeling fit and
lactive life really becomes a glorious
'adventure well worth living,
j Don't confuse Kruschen with the
ordinary salts that are made for Just
one purpose (to act on the bowels).
tfnnn nvnrlnntltMr hpffirp Villi tllO
! fnct that Kruschen contains the six
I vital rejuvenating salts that nature
'put Into the human nociy at uic pc-
Trademark Registered
U. S. Patent Office
LAND- OP
OF 7.E
f ALU KltlHl . sLUKLnt III II All" 1m lift lM W iV I 111 Til .1 ' li 1 Iff 1 1 4. ,M. - "111 tiiWvtf "t I I l.JWJ JU I II. I HH'fiJluil I 1 R 4,0(..- . UMtl
forecast. The condition of alfalfa hay
on August 1 was reported at 72.1 per
cent compared to 79.1 per cent on
July 1 and a ten year average of 84.8
per cent. The present condition in
dicates avcrago yield per acre of 2 3G
tons and a total production of 1(7,
112,000 tons compared to a five year
average of 23,738.000 tons.
Tho average ' condition for tho
United States as a whole is fixed at
7:1.1 per cent of normal. This is 10 ! yesterday after their strange disap
per cent below the 1929 flguro and . pcarance in Ohio with a aio.000 bank
I'lTI tw.v n holniu thn nVPl-firm fnr . ..w.t- nrhlnh Varn liart
the prjit ten years. The present con-;
dltlon Is equal to the ten year aver- 1
ago ln but three states Connecticut. !
Arizona and California. Condition
la generally good and closely ap-
proaches the ten year average ln New wlndlers
York, the New England, Rocky Moun- ! milot-
tor the section a whole bWllja disclosures Ho dlS
ir kh -,.. uir mm
min ..itt.. i nnnP in tho I
tie u any newer umu u .u...
. . I
& "
... fixcd . 60 while the crop in' corning rcnl etate deal which ho
Kn ls olaccd at 61 -and InOkla- i hd tol1 hl8 bauer T .th,e P"Poa
,"66 of normai. TOe present if' hi. largo withdrawal of funds and
crcp ln Colorado is estimated to be ,ii'lL0'. h.,n.. h .,,,
BlxJut ,5 wr ccnt beiow year ago I "That nobody s business he said
ncl 12 per cent below the ten year
average. The first cutting was short
because of May freezes and early dry
weather. The second crop which has
been harvested was close to the av
erage. Growing conditions the last
thrco or four weeks, however, have
been fairly favorable for the third
growth In most, producing sections
of .the stiito. The Wyoming crop is
flloo reported' short. The present
sttur.liou would seem to Indicate that
tho bulk of market supplies this year
must come from the Eastern North
Central- states Kansas, Nebraska,
the Inter-Mountain states ' and the
Pacific coast,.
Pacific coast alfalfa markets
strengthened somewhat with reports
of drought In Central and Eastern
parts cf the country and a broader
demand, duo , to improved .credit
conditions lu dairy Industry of that
section. Los Angeles quotations ad
vanced about SI por ton during the
wcck. Aiinougn aairymcn oiierca
I good outlet, .tho strong th; was largely
j due to a holding tendency on part' of
growers in the Antelope and Imperial
Valleys wlicro prices were forced up
i'50c per ton.l Fertiliser interests
continued to take cttnuiderable ;hay.
nt prices ranging from $15t 16 per
ton, delivered to citrus growers.- Al-
' lanr. comparaoie to w. s. wo. was
j offered delivered to dairymen
nbout tlio some price: U: S: N
No.
i aUalfa wns quoted basis current salrs
I l.r.a A,.nnli.a Annnol 11 ni aiflin.
U. S. No. 1 at $17b 18; U. S. No. 2
$1G$ 10 per ton.
BIG WAISTLINES
of kurplus Fat arid At" 11
In Vigor Energy and; ( ; ; ;
Younger. '
ginning of creation and these 0 min
erals your body; imust; thavo ftp, jyou
could not' live.
Hnw would you like to get your
weight cpwn,to normal and at tho
some imc. develop thnt urge for nc-
uvtfcy inav maKes woik . n uicaitiup.
n"nd"n,lRo "ftftln In nmbttlbn'nnil Iteeii
ncsa,flf inljid? - i'.,
GetV onVtho scales 'icdayan'ci ?sco'
oh. much you weigh then get nn
eVirent '.bottle of - Kruschen Qalta
which will last you for 4 weeks. Take
one half. teasDOonful In a glass of
;liot water ev.ery morning cut dowri
I bn. sweoti for a while take tho cx-
.oidiso i which'' Kruschen will induce
pcrsiBt in this method every .morn
ing of your life and when you have
finished tho contents of . thl3 first
bqtWe weigh your self, again- -
Wow you can laugh at the people
who pay hundreds of dollars to lose
a few pounds of fat now you will
know tho pleasant way to lose un
sightly fat and you'll also know that
tho 0 vitalizing snlts of Kruschen
(Salts that your blood, nerves and
glands must have to function prop
erly) have presented you with glorl-
. 0Ug health.
After that you'll want to walk
around and say to your friends "One
85 cent bottle of Kruschen Salts is
worth one hundred dollars of any
fat person's money."
Leading druggists all over tho world
sell Kruschen Salts you can always
i got it at Red Crofis Drug Store, Moon
; Drug Co.. Glass Drugs, Inc., who sells
uusniH y pHunu-" cv'-;j.v':.;17'1"v'.
FLINT
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WHILE YbU ARE IN TRANCE
You are 2E Guests of ze
COUNTRY; 'ZE KEY To -FRANCE, J
Missing Couple
Return to Home;
No Explanation
. t , . , s r , , .
'
Kr" Jw retired flour bur nast
Kern, rich retired Hour buyer past
70 wiim
old, ond Mrs. Kern, lor
L,i)Qm ft Wlde soarch .was conducted
Qrnwn from a bonk here, were back
nomo toduy but had no explanation
to make.
Pollc0 had ,cttred the aged couple
hrt ,fi,n Into the clutches of kid-
kldnaned or
deny
swindled
Piles Go Quick
. .,
' ,. , , ' ,
Piles aro caused by bad circulation
of the blood in the lower bowel and a
weakening of the parts. Only an In-
. .
ternal medicine can remove the cause,
Tliat's why external remedies and cut-
ting fall. Dr. LeonhardVs HEM-HOID,
succeeds, becauso It relieves this con-
gestlon and strengthens tho airccteu
narts. Dr. Leonharclt's prescription hM
such a wonderlul record for quick,
onto and lasting roller even ln chronic
and stubborn case, the Med Cross
DrUK Store says try HEM-ROID at
my expense. Your Pile suffering must
end or money psck. - auv.
V ' ' ' 11 . 1 - i. i . i ' 1
- FiXcER' S WIFE GLAD HER HUSBAN&
',THt3Y itlsonnusb bo brnyp.vlio. only stand and waft ,iwlent Jup sld .ot ttio wives oi .-Vmericus most
' : f arins ne. drhrera. . . , ,,.,, ,,. . ., f.- ' ' '.Jdr.Ji-.'rXii !',' lii'i- ,
' ' 'Bravo' they' rriu-t bo when they watch their lesser halves hurling their tiny cars around the nation s
speedways at n ten'iflc number of miles an hour. ' ' 'l '
But they can bo cautiouB, as well. And most" ol Hieih'"nieA,'"
So Mrs. Davo Evans, wifo of ono of the country's' ;noat f(impi3 1 rtino ; drivers, wns relieved ond
-r'dolifc'hted -when Dnvo! decided o ciiuip his front-drivo Mijlqr Special racor with stqckenovaljP.ual Bal
loon Blowout-proof tires. . , . , ;;. i- i, . ,
't v Dave said he had selected slock Cenorals in preference to special racing tltos ' bf other makes be
causo they held tho track better, and would not go flat and Bend him to tho'piti for a-replacement in
tho midst of a race. ' 1 . . ' "' ' '' " . '
"I worry less nbout Davo's safoty when ho's driving on Generals," was tho way that Mrs. Evans ;
put it." She is shown in tho abovo picturo sooted with hor husband in his car, in which he finishod
well toward tho top at Indianapolis, at Pittsburgh and other national A. A. A. championship races this
year.
JACK ALLEN SUPPLY
Adams & him,
MEETS STEEL
So AGAIN I GEEV You I
LfiiMlOi-AlJJ
kidnaped and that's all I've got to
jay." .
- korn made the withdrawal from
the bank Monday over the protest .
of his banker, who then notified
ESS?
it was not
fearing the aged man was
be swindled.
not Immediately determined
whether thev had returned by train
,or b? outomoblle. A further Inquiry
. antlclDoted todav.
1
THE 1IOO LIVED
SAN MATEO W Mrs. Margaret
Mary Arnold couldn't bear the
tnougnt 01 leaving ner pet aog wneu
!f decided life was no longer worm
living. j
She poisoned the dog . food and
BW"Uow.cd P?'f.on. toeI5e "' "r
I revive her failed. The dog became
violently 111, coughed up the poisoned
focd and recovered.
Taxes collected on molt sold In
Louisiana yields 8150,000 annually for
tho public school fluid. .. : . ,i ,
BURNING FEET
New Way to End
Distress In 20 Minutes
, THE ENGLISH WAY
If you want to instantly relieve
l weary. Inflamed, burning feet you
must first REMOVE THE CAUSE.
And the general cause of most
jfcot troubles Is harmful acids and
poisons which accumulate ln tho tens
'or thousands or loot pores which
I only tho Oxygen ln Radox can force
out
immediately rid your pores of these
j trouble-makers by soaking your feet
for 20 minutes in a wonderfully
j a00tnmg clennslngi revitalizing Ra-
. dox Footbath. You'll be astonished
Bt how marvelnusly1 soothed and
j cooled your feet will be walk all
:next day with greatest comfort!
Radox Is Euiinmtofd to give any
one flawless feet or money back
and that means painful feet sweaty
leot corns, bunions ana callouses.
Get Radox at Red Cross Drug Storo
or any drug store,
Read airecuoiiB.
Adv.
Auto Motor Parts Sporting
La Grande
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HE -AY5
BUT IT
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Thing
WOLVEBINI! GRID TALENT
RUNS TO THE BACKF1ELP
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. (P) Michigan',
1030 football nrospects seem to re-
verse the usual pre-season pyospects
at the Wolverine camp,
Line material Is reported to be
scarce, while backs are so olentlful
that Coach Harry Kipke considers bo
1.,,. ir nf vitv -illfr.
- r ,T vli, . .
Iderlng sending Maynard Morrison,
fullback, to center and BUI Hewitt,
end, to tackle.
Freedom From
Stomach Distress
Red Cross Drug Store Has the
1 Remedy and Guarantees 'it :
to' End Indigestion- or 1
Gastritis.5 li
You can get one bottle of Dare's
Mentha Pepsin and If after you take
it you do pot say It did you more
good than anything you ever used
before, your money will be .waiting
for you. i
This delightful and effective elixir
not . only gives Instant . relief from
gas. fullness, acid stomach and .dis
tress after eating, but taken regu
larly for a short time will turn your
weak, run down stomach into a
Btrong, healthy one able to perform
its duties witnout neip. -
It ends indigestion, gastritis, ca
tarrh of the stomach and does It in a
surprisingly short period of time.
Dr. Wra, W. Morgan, a prominent
dentist of Bridge ton, N. J., writes:
"After suffering severely . with gas
tritis and other stomach troubles, a
friend gave me a bottle of Dare's
Mentha Pepsin. I had obtained little
relief from other remedies, but four
bottles entirely ended the trouble."
Get It tit Red Crosa Drug Store and
all regular druggists everywhere. :
- Adv.
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Goods
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By John C, Terry
By Julian Ollendorff
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