La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 16, 1945, Image 5

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    Saturday, June 16, 1915
l'HE LA GRANDE EVENING. OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. OREGON
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Make This Store Your Headquarters (or
Electrical Needs!
Westinghouse Heaters
Delta Light Plants
Cream Separators
Electric Hand Drills
Electric Saws
Mazda Lamps, All Sizes
Electrical Supplies
Radio Tubes
Elec. Appliance Repairing
Radio Repairing
Jesse Rosenbaum
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
1412 Adams Ave.
HOME APPLIANCES
Phone 741
Are There Questions You'd Hate to Have
Your Wife Ask About Insurance?
Such as. "has the fire insur
ance policy been increased."
Such questions may fc3 embar
rassing if a loss occurs and
adequate insurance is not car
ried to take care of increased
costs. Or, you may be asked
if you have proper insurance
to replace silverware, jewelry
or fur coats that may be lost
or stolen. We can help answer
these questions and advise
you on insurance matters.
The cost will be nothing while
the saving may be thousands
. of .dollars.,. .,,, . .."
Chas. H. Reynolds
.INSURANCE LOANS BONDS
Sommer Building
Phone 595
We Pay Cash
for Late Model
USED
CARS
t 1939 STUDEBAKER PICK-UP FOR SALE LL 5
Walker Motor Co.
CHAUNCEY WALKER, Prop.
FORD CARS r-rg-i MERCURY &
& TRUCKS tWz&S LINCOLN-ZEPHYR
4th & Adams V-3B Phone 256
Coal is Now Rationed
Under the terms of the coal rationing order, all deal
ers must accept their annual quota in 12 equal
monthly shipments. These shipments cannot be
postponed for later delivery.
PROTECT YOURSELF
FOR NEXT WINTER!
' Our storage fapilit:-2s cannot hold
the coal now "being shipped to
us.' It must be delivered to con
sumers as received.
THE SITUATION IS
SERIOUS
We don't want our customers to
suffer from a coal shoitac-3 next
winter. We urge them to have
us fill their bin now.
Rome liUiiiber & Coal Co.
Fir and Jefferson
Phone 17
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