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Newspaper Page TextMonday, February 16, 1931 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Seven The Market WANTED UNION SERVICE STATION Adams and Hemlock, car washing, poilsii lng, slmontziug and Erotulnfe-. V-ltl call lor and deliver- car. Ph. Main 038. 2-12-U t. FOR SALE FOR. GALE Dodgo coupe. Fine con.- : ' dltlon, new tires, newly pnlntsd. Can be secii at Smith's garage. A. B. Cherry. f 2-16-t t, ; R. I. R. EGOS for hatching 50c set- i ting or $3.00 hundred, 2V0J N Fir. i " ' 2-13-3 tp.-; FOR SALS OR TRADE Or what have ! you? Electric Incubator, 4j0 egg capacity. Write Box 437, City. c 2-14-3 t FOR BALE: No. one alfalfa hay. Har- ! rls French place. Phone Farm. 46. 2-14-3 tp. FOR SALE Sewing shop. Reasonable ' price, 109 Vi Depot St. 2-14-t f. FOR SALE Wood and posts. Phono 194-R. J. D. Fitzgerald. 2-12-1 mp j FOR SALE Alfalfa seed, common and Grimm. Also sweet clover seed and spring rye seed. Specialize In cleaning farm seeds. Ph. Farm. 4X. 2-0-1 mp. FOR SALE A-l Delicious apples. $1.35 box, at Bergcr's groceiy, Y & Spruce: - 2-5-1 rn- Automobiles USED CARS 1926 Ford Roadster $ 125.00 1027 Ford Coupe 155.00 1927 Chevrolet Coach 245.00 1930 Chevrolet Club Sedan .... 695.00 1927 Oakland Coupo 345.00 1927 Paige Sedan 205.00 1026 Studebakcr Roadster 295.00 1027 Ford Pickup j- 145.00 1920 Ford Truck . 525.00 1020 Chevrolet Coach 195.00 192B Chevrolet Coupe 380.00 1027 Bulck Sedan 495.00 1930 Chevrolet Truck 626.00 . 1926 Star Sedan ..; 145.00 . '1937 International Truck 350.00 1 1027 Essex Coupo 295.00 AH cars have 1031 licenses. LARISON CHEVROLET CO. 2-0-t 1. FOR SALE Used cars at bargain prices: .. 1 1929 Ford town sedan. 1-1939 Ford coupe. ' . 'v 2 1929 Ford tutlors. 1 19 Chevrolet 0 roadster. ,1 1927 Chevrolet coupe. ; All cars In good condition. Terms mm iruue-iut,. : Adams Ave. 2-14-t f. PI5TA!N- PLOTS f'AMl'AH.'N - i AtiAINKT CATTLK PAKASITE LONDON (!Pi A kingdom - wide , campaign against the warble fly, i which costs cattle farmers S5.000.000 ! i lyearly, Is being mapped In England, ; 'Scotland. Wales and Iielrtnd. ? ' The fly Is a parasite Irving on the bodies of cattle. Its grubs bore Into .the. hide! making hoh-o that siioll It for tanning. As many as 1.000 holes -have been found ln one hide. Now, however, simple and inex . Tienslve din. built on extract of der- rls, an eastern plant, has been found 1 effective against It. IOWA FAK.M INCOJliiS TIU1I1I.B AMES. Iowa tin Iowa's 1Q princi pal farm commodities hogs, cattle, j sheep, corn, oats, wheat, barley, dairy j products and eggs ana poultry showed a drop of 100,000,000 ln 1030 Income, in comparison with 1029. NOItTUlVEST WHEAT AUK A INVADED DV PEA (i ROWERS SPOKANE, Wash. W) Pea growers, adhering to tho formula of supply and demand, have invaded the Pa- 1riitia tvhnnt. focrlnh fri iTtnrchnnrllss thMr nrr.rliirt. Tho probable demand is estimated befcro decisions on planting and contrncts are made. ln the 1930 season 75 per cent of 70,000 acres planted in the Palons? region was on a contract basis. An average crop of 20 bushels to the acre was prcduced at a return of 24 an acre. This was comparable to a yield of 815.60 per aero for 39 bushels of wheat In midyear. Wheat man have begun to rotate with peas a3 a fer- , tlltrlng crop aftor the hmd hr.3 boon "planted, to vrhent f':r tv:o or tl;rcc years. Most of the peas; howevar. 1 come frcm fnrms strictly devoted to the vegetable. , , F.lH.MKIiS' SON'S SIKES N HAILING TOIIN HOUSTON. Tex. iff) Sons of Chrr nkrc rount;, Texr.s. fnvmrrg hr.d h?t irv fortimo Ith csrn prMiirHon In imo than did the firmors tMcmiolvcs. The summary of W. L. Ilnapp. county farm agent, revealed that ths beys, members cf farm clubs, har vested an average of Gl bushels an acre, as against 20 bushcis for the adult growers. Bombings in Chicago last year eiused $503,000 property damage. Professional Directory Physicians & Surgeons A. U IliraLA'RDSOX, M. D. Physlclnn and Surreon Office over Olftw Druxs Office Phone. M-15 Ke.t. M-66 i.r.P. n. nrtrvT. m. r. IjF.WA Wlf,ISFS, m. i. Practice limited iy dl.-Mes of the Eye, r.r, Nosw and Throat. Vr - Foley Tlepbone HuildlnK ' Mala 1 l)lt. f. L. KAI.STON llvr. Tar, Noe and Thro:tt 1-7 SOMMER PLDQ. Phone Main 77B. Asiroloeer MR", FKFUEKK h BAI.ME 301 -V. AV K. ReaCIni nallr RMdlni hy MH a Spccislty MED AD Place of Union aiid Wallowa Want Ad Rates. (Count five averffo wo4 - to tae Hoe;) Pr Unit, 1st insertion ..- .10c Per lino, ech trtdad consec utive insertion u-,.- 7c Minimum charge on oho order , - -5o . . RATES BY MONTH 2 line, per month fg.60 fi line, pet con to ' . ,..$3.25 !Tiea. ir month i-U..ii.OO 6 Hues, per nionta Bacb additional line over five churgtd at 6Uc per line , per month. -! ' ' - CASH IN ADVANCE) la re quired on all CiaHsitlW) orders to earn the rales. S Higher rate, vliarged. on ail credit' Insertions. Copy for all C. ossified orders muit be In this office by 13 A. 31. DAY OF INSERTijQN. 1 Btcp orders on ad inserted TintlJ fur ther notice must be received by the same hoar or testra Insertion -will be charged. ' v1- Telephone orderrr solicited. Cash rates way be earned on phone orders by payment tin or before uate Of last Inaction. PHONE MAlii f 99 .' Observer VDt Will Do tJ FOR RENT FOR RENT G-rm.' mod; furn. house. Close In on Adams Ave. See H. W. Smith at Fox Farm- ' 2-18-3 tp. FOR RENT -2 room Turn, house. Ph. 278-R. Call 501 Cedar. 2-14-2 tp. FOR RENT ' avenue. -Furn. Apt.; 1003 Adams .; 2-14-3 tp. FOR RENT Furn. Apt., newly kalso ' mined, ground floor, 1603 Wash. 2-14-2 t. FOR RENT Furn. Apt. with garage. Phone 166-W.' 2-14-6 tp. FOR RENT Apt., steam heat, 1502 Wash. Ph. 869-W. , 2-14-6 t; FOR RENT 5-rm. house; newly kal somlAed: close In', 146-W. 2-14-2 t. FOR RENT One of those desirable La Grande hotel apts. Ph. M, 800. ' : 2-12-5 t. FOR RENT Furnished apartment at 1809 Adams. Phone M. 682. 2-10-t 1. pQj RENT 2 and 3 room fum. apts. Landis Court. 3-10-t I FOR RENT Mod. furn. house, 1903 Adams Ave. 2-7-t 1 . i PT!tJT Tlpsirnlilp store ndloln- lns new MacMarr store on Depot Btet, 2-8-18 t. poR RENT Garage, 1010 Adorns, - Main 38. ' 2-2- tf. : ; FOR' RENT Fumhuied. quiet, stemr. --J fbehteir-'apts;. Wftferly Apts. Phono 203-W. . 1 1-24-1 mp FOR RENT street. -FurnlBhed apt., I80b-4th . 13-0-t f. FOR KENT Furn. houses and apts.. with baths, clean, cfuiet, low rates. Adults. 1810 Greenwood. .B-10-1 m. Over Night News "' - - -- (Hy The Associated Press) Domestic Washington Tilson assails Long- tTTrtrfv, ninn to nush vetarans' bill through house. - Chicago Lawyer sav tode relating to riivotce suit was scfiied by narcotic agents in raid on home of Mrs. Ma-, belle Horllck Sldley, heiress. New York Louis Mann, actor, dies. Chicago Samuel R. McKelvle an- ; nounces he will revu from farm , aboard on June 15 when term ex- pires. VVtishineton Methodist board at tacks grape concentrate manufactur ers for marketing product and to bacco companies on cigarette adver tising. i- Eoiton Major General Edwards honored by 30,000 at impressive fun eral ceremony. Washington Donald Stevens, gov ernment radio - engineer,- drowns as wife watches his seaplane fall in Fotomac' '.' Atlanta Johnny Kytl;, night mall liter, killed as plane crashes in stunt-? in exhibition. , Baltimore. Riht eye of Joseph P. Cotton, under secretary of state, re moved in operation: National Batteries Unconditional Guarantee $(1.00 . . I.llioral Allowance for Your Oltl Battery, GENERATOR, STARTER AND IGNITION WORK COX AUTO ELECTRIC .1125 Adams Phone M 75.1 The honor of aerrlng you at A time when expert and effi cient service la so badly needed obligates us to do everything as t;carly perfect as possible. You can rely upon us. We Understand SNODOHA89 . Si ZI.M.MKI1MAN Counties E'EOPLES PRODDl'E MARKET 1 805 Ptr St. GOOD POTATOES V . $1.25 and $1.50 per sack. v Harloy Smith, Prop. Phone Mam 828 2-10-1 t. ' GIVE YOUR. CHILD n musical educa tion. Piano Instructions. Mm. Chas. Selby, 603 Spring; 2-12-8 tp. $20 FOR YOUR phohbsraph on a Victor radio. Adlers. 2-11-1 m. SOMMER HOTEL RATES $12 and up. Sure to please. 1-30-1 mp. ROBERT BALLOT Graduate State Academy Music. Berlin, Germany, j Teacher and maker, violin, cello. studio and shop, Adler's Music Co. I 1-24-1 mp I ROOFING WORK Repair work or 1 any kind of a new roof. Call Chas. j Hildebrand, 620 -W. ' 1-8-1 mp. i . 1 i I AUTO AND WINDOW GLASS Cut and fitted on short notice. ( La Grande Construction & Supply Co. . xa-19-1 m. i ! GUARANTEED RADIO SERVICE On all makes of radios. Jewell test equipment. Reasonable rates. Wesley MpDohald. Ph.' 140-M. 2-1-1 m. EASTERN OREOON flchool of Music, violin, piano, voice. Credits. I. O. O. F. temple, 447-J, . 8-6-1 m. LA GRANDE MATTRESS & Up holstering & Rug Cleaning Works Phone 424-W. Chas. Ed Wards. ProP r" ' 12-i-lm. MONEY TO LOAN We ore represen tatives for tht prudential insur ance Co., and can mafce farm ot city' loans at attractive rates of ln- terost. Ohas. R. Reynolds, Insurance, loans and bondB. ' Income Tax Facts NO. 18 '' Of the. million of income-tax re turns that ore filed annually tho vast majority aro Xrom persons whose in come consists of ."compensation for personal, servlcpg- optuajly rendered," All of the various types of compensa ifcon. unless such Income is specifi cally exempt by statute, should be j mciuaea in cne inx-payers ruumi cf gross income, such as salaries, wages, fees, commissions, bonuses, tips, honorariums, prizes, ' awards, pensions In recognition of past serv ices, etc. In general, compensation for personal services should, be re ported for taxation purposes in the year it Is received or unqualifiedly made subject to demand. If the serv ices were rendered during the year 1929, or even prior thereto, but the compensation was not received until 1930, the entire amount is taxable iti ;ho year received whon tho tapnyen in "reporting on the cash rocnlpta basis. Most Individuals use the cash receipts bnsls in roportlng net income. The salaries of federal officers and cmplovees aro subject to the income tax, except the salary of the presi dent of the United States and federal judges. Other Items subject to tax are salaries and fees received by min isters of the gospel for funerals, mar riages, baptisms, masses and like services; executors fees; directors' fees; federal Jury fees; base pay of TTnitoH stntps oi'inv and navy oiii- ccrs on duty In the United States; and prlzos received In contests of various kinds. Compensation received by em- ployees from organisations which are themselves exempt from taxation are taxable, as, for example, th,e Red t Cress, Y. M. C. A., charitable and I rellgloue organizations, boards of trade, chambers of commerce, and trade relief organizations, organized and opcratod for purposes other than financial gain. Copenhagen Lillian Lietzcl, trapeze , queen, dies from fall. j Bucharest, Ruma-nia-rucen Marie of Jugoslavia contracts measles as Queen Helen staves off pneumonia. SCORCHY SMITH Kecent Happenings Jcorchv aad'Bettu. Jeaiutta ulanayiauinis'Cai'Hed. taka J . n Jl ' J . at t?om memwe 10 recoxnoi- tep. Aftet Circling xJteep edae ikeultead fop drtdge. Crowing. On tttis leg obrerve zti& ouziaws J-iee-ina with, the Gold, lullion. - and Steve Carson theitj)pi:- onej. JVopchyandVeuy .rveedJbi 2)eet Canvon w je-dipect the Circle-Sap Zoye andlfline Guapds are converging ui uw jioint GLORIA Trademark Registered U, 8. Patent Office GLOOIA is IN ROTtDfc wnw Mas AN PCOPES, VAIO ENGM3B A SMALL -BOAT TOR A T1SWING -PdCTY. AS USBKNESS TM1S THE CAPTAIN OF THE BHI ANN0ONCIS THAT THE BtiXHE HAS BCOKEN Bol. ME SK3T4ALS UQJ? AND A SPEEDBOKT OMES AWKGSnX. -CU0S2IA GOES FOST lb ASSIST MIS M WW, SuT AS SHE STEPS into it SPSEceoffT rr swxrrs aawt-. AS SCON AS IT BXS&, C31.oaiA "RUMS UP To a uGJrtED house, soddcmui out cf THE tKBJKflESS'oU.V WCK APPEARS".- China's Round-Up; Clearing Country Of Red Brigands Uy Morris J. Harris j Sc?S7e8"t.. HANKOW m The great bandit ( Ntioni Broadcasting Co.: 0, mual-round-up In China is in full swing cal programs; t,' concert numbers, with Gen. Chiang Kai-Shek, head of talk; 7:30, dance music; 8, Amos and the nationalist government, as gen- Antlv; 8:15. Mue'lc Box: 8:45. smiles eral foreman of the drive. And the general Is getting much j better results than his many critics ( thought he would when he started, early In the winter, on his campaign to stamp out Dnganaage ana com munism In old Cathay. General Chiang gave himself and his subordinate commanders three months in which to complete the Job. Whether he will exterminate bandits opd communists in that , space of time is a matter for tnc soothsayer, out- in any event ne naa made progress. HarJcow business meh,: able for the first time In a year to send goous Into the Interior without the Icar of having them seized by ma rauders maintain that what Chiang haa already accomplished has justi lieu nis campaign. More real progress has been made In Hunan than in the other four provinces of Fuklen. Kiangsi, Honaii nod Hupeh. In seme sections of Hunan, over- ridden by communists and bandits f0" two years, not a red Hag Is to be found and village folk are returning to tnelr homes from Hankow and ether cities where they took refuge. There also is a noticeable improve- ra0,lt ln commerce on the Yangtse river. The government's capture of Hu kow and dialing, near the eastern bordeV of Hunan, was a body blow to Gen. Ho Lung and his red army. His original' force of 12,000 has been cut in half and the remnants, say mili tary reports, have split into small bands. Library Chats New boobs to be added to the li brary shelves Saturday evening, Feb ruary 14 at 7:30, follow: Adams, "Letters of Henry Adams;" Anderson,- "Elizabeth the Queen;" Balderston, "Berkeley Square;" Ban ning, 'Money of Her Own;" Barry, "Hotel Universe;" penoljley, '"tfho Treasurer's Beport;" Blrney. "Roads to Roani;" Blate, "Parents and The Pre-fichool Child.;" pallclns, 'Some Folks Won't Vork;" Cohen, "The Backstage Mystery;" Condc, "What's Life All About?:" Davis, "Life In Elizabethan Days;" Der Ling. "Lotus Petals;" Do SohwelnltB, "Growing Up;" D'Annunzio, "Child of Pleas ure;" P'Annunsio, "Flame at Llfei" Fay, "Origins of The World. War;" PPiirht.waneer. "Success:" Fisher, "Learn or Perish;" Gale, 'Bridal j Pond;" Gipson. "Silence;" Grey, Zane. "Sunset Pass;" Guitteau. "History of The U. S.:" Halide Edib. "Turkey Faces West;" Holme. "Decorative Art 103p;" Lagerlof, "Ring of The Lowen skolds;" Martin. "Tender Talons;" Moi-giin, "Angela Morgan's Recitals;" Nicholas, "Backgammon;" PhelpB, "Essays on 1 Things;" Richardson, "iTnnHf!n niinst:".Tavlor. "Invitation in Timiftifisimco Italv: l caie, ine o cape Horn;"' Whartoli, "Certain - r''p0pe;"Mviddemer, "All The 'Klng'o Horses;""- Young, '"The RediaKes. Radio Programs IHil.PFVf. COOKING IDEAS Helpful cooking ideas of Mary B, Murray will be broadcast ovor the NBC stations each Tuesday morning by the Wesson Oil and , Snowdrift people. The program goes on the oir LORIMER'S LA GRANDE ' CITYDYE WORKS Cleaners of Fancy Gowns Men' 8 Suits Dry or Steam Cleaned Phone Wain 72 102i2 Depot Street 8ll''BSHOK8 TO WAItnilOBE " Trademark Registered U. 9. Patent Office xj ike thy (bur - who ITsCORCHY ! JjgkgSL 0W 6M - IF TWY HAVE AU ' I llV V '7"fe ARRIVED I WILL DROP MY FULL I J mc wirx - T Yes, GloQia,) M -Vou i f ."Wis 'S I 1 L IS TWIS )UQ. Ty Y Jf WINTER ' A 3 .jtk j! ever KHQ. Spokane, and KQW, Port-1 land, at 0:16 a. m TUESDAY I'KOCiUAMS Northwest Broadcasting system: SAO, markets: 6:50, garden talk: 8, musical programs; 7:15, ensemble and soloists: 8, Easy Chair: 8:16, novel tics, musical programs; 10, sunshine pvcgrnm: 9. Frolic: 9:30. Memory Lsue; l$..cc:icert orchestra: 11. dance I hour. Columbia-Broadcasting system: 6, miniature concert; 7, Joo arid VI; 7;30. movie, program; B, orchestra; 8:30. concert music: 0:15, light popu lar program, symphony; 0:43, Edna Ftecher; 10, danee music. ' -scuttle K.m (970): 5:40 to. 8 ft. m. NBS programs. Denver KOA (830): 5, musical programs; 6, NBC; 8:15, Casey at the Mike; 8:30. conceit orchestra and mixed quartet; &:30 to 11, NBC. ' ' . T t s OnMniul KGO (790) : 0 to 12. NBC programs. KLX (880): 6, concert duo; 7, news; 7:30, musical progruins; -8. danco baud; 0 ptano. duct; 10, dance hour. Halt J.u ke ritv KCJ, (U30): 6:30. muslcj 6. NBC; 8:15. pcpulnr music; 8:45, organ: 9:45, mole quartet; 10, University "Jfilit; 1Q:30, drama: H, dance hour. I.ob ngccs KNX (1050:) G, organ: 6:45, Pool cscphy; 7, Watanabq and Arohle; 7:1a. novelty trio; 7:30, CBS; 8, musical programs; 8:30, Circus; 0, ensemble: 0:30, piano twins; 10 to 12, organ. KPI (640): 6, popular music, duo: 7. tno. studio program; 8:15, NbO; 8:45. Mel Peterson; 0,' NBC; 10. or ;;nn; It. NBC. KHJ (000): 6, Romance of Fash ions; 6:30, CBS; 9, feature; 10, news; 10:15, dance music; 12 to 1, organ, 8nii Francisco KPRC (610) : 6 to 1 a. m CBS pro grams. KPO (680): fi, tennis; 0:615, Cecil and Sally; 6:30, organ, Henry Starr; 7, dance music; 8. Choristers, fea tures; 0:30, concert; 10, dance music; 11 to 13, concert. Wq caift tow your wreck in to be rebuilt-, but we pay the bills if you are insured v cm xw EaMEllM O VY WAR NOCK MGR MAROONED Portland 1 KOW (020): 0, NBC; 10:30. Dram atlo Guild: 11. Trail Blazers; 12 to 1. dance music. - KEX (1180): 8, Northwest revue; 8:15, legislature news; 8:30, studio; 9, Catholic Truth society: 0:15, NB3 prOijumia. , Tucmna RVI (700): 9, CBS; 9:30. studio; 10 to 12, CDS; ' CHEAP Bl-I.L PIIOVES SVUPUISE FRFAIEHTCKSBirRQ. Iov.Tl W) V. Kamata and his brother bought throe bulls for herd Eires. The cheapest and- less likely bull increased the production of his daughters 46 per cent over tholr dams while tho other. two sired daughters which did not equal their dam, ln production. 0D-VE.ll-O!,n LETTER HITS NKWKANULED 'FAK.M .SCHOOL' COLLEGE STATION, Pa. (). A letter addressed to "Farm School," .Centre County, Pa., has been rocolvcd by Pennsylvania State college, al thouiih tho name was chunked C!) years ago. Mailed from Yonkers. N. Y.. tho letter contained a newspaper clipping THE NEW MAYTAG IRONER Here is a worthy com panion to the Maytag Washer. Because of its exclusive Alakrome Thermo-Plnte, it heat, faster and irons better. ' It ia a separate complete unit which can be used in any room in the house. AUJM!NMM WASHER' ' Maytag Pacific Company 22 ii Sixth St., Portland, Ore. 10! NEW ORDERS 'EASY, BbTTY ! -NOT TOO SUAHPA BANK ' lA COWBOYS ARE IN MlW i ' ' ' : GUARDS ARE VWW &M&-yJW 'VTlV ' ' JbI.W .: 1 nobettv, ;,,C around so we cam ;V SWING AROUND vCTi v v A .A WATCH THESE, DISPATCHESj , - Sn. ' v ANP INTO TM6 y 1 ) I ,h P, Jl, FALL TO YOUR TJATJ 1 NTv V IT' Al l utr Vnuo' SET?VICe, MY DEAU -rfH r VLii WW IS IT, v YOU APE ON '' C' j ' ' of January 16, 1802, which polntsd cut that almost all attempts to es- tabllsh agricultural colleges had boon ' "singular failures." : . Not A Cheap Help But Safest For Deep Coiighs Creomulsion ir not the cheapest help for couchs from cnlHs. It is V jnaile to do the utmost, whatever the condition, it combines in one prescrip tion seven of the world's best helps. It is made in particular for coughs from colds which hang on. There lsiWhere one (tare not risk a help or lesser value. ' liut is it wise in anv cough to trust a less effective help? Creosote is in it, blended, emulsi fied and tasly. In an ideal way it pre sents the supreme help for soothing membranes and combating cold germs, But there are also white pine tar, wild cherry bark, menthol, ipecac, etc. Each is best for some coughs. Here we combine all major helps to PHONE for a Maytag Washer, a Maytag Ironer or both. Judge them on performance in your . home. .If the Maytag doesn't sell itself, don't keep it. Divided payments you'll never mis3. THE MAYTAG -COMPANy, NEWTON t: IOWA Founded 1S93 '- . r t a7 r ' n n nan7 : L2 mlrdM .JlrWsSiaaW ...I.HljJx hil h Will.! HJ:.:.IJJ;M,!,;:;;!,::a;ifcfcl A C OH, -I MUST GET fiACKl rrT'S OVB2 TVlAT WAV, ."N . fl ., Ill I 1b MY MOTB..' WWCH ACtSOSS -IWE WATER. ) III l Tho clipping relates that In 1862 a "Farm School" student could ir.cit tuition, board and all other exponas., for 100 per session of 10 months. fight coughs to the limit from the start. ' : Because of this expensive corabi- , nation, Creomulsion costs a little mars than lesser helps. The price is $1.25, but your druggist guarantees it. He returns your money if you ask for it. .;A three-day cough is p. danger ignal. . There you must use Creo mulsion to be sure. But ig .it wise to trust any cough to lesser help when the utmost is at iyour com-? mand? You never know where a cough may lead, ; Treat it with the best men know, . . . CREOMUESION ' for SiiffSeutt Cougftai from Colds noma vilhoul ttftlrtaty mov hat lite Maytat Aluminum Washer : tquipped Kith Itt-butll sasdint Multi-Motor. TUNE IN Enjoy tho Maying radio hour over N.B.C. coast to . coast blue network every Monday 9:00 P.M., E.S.T. 8:00 C.3.T. 7:00 M.T. 6:00 P.C.T. The Maytag Shop FiivLa Grande, Ores Phone Main 639 By John C. Terry By Julian Ollendorff 4