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PAGE, NINE TEN .PACES ' DAILY EAST. 0REG0N1AN, PENDLETON,- OREGON. THURSDAY EVENING,: JUNE. 01921., irvt i . .r-r"ir". "i rv ,r OIL i Notices, Business For Rent, Etc., Classified for Easy Reference. . CLAIIIKIKU AnVKltTlSlNGI i HATKH ' I Sot In t-polnt Counting lis ordl- . nary words to tha line, i First linertlon, per Una. .10 1 Ech sdditloaaf - conaecutiv. insertion, pr llns - OS , One month, every iaaue, - each , Insertion, per line 05 t 81 month contract, every In- . .aim, each Insertion per line .04 Twelve montha contract, ev- 1 rry .Issue, . each Inaertlon, t pit Una .,. .Ada not run conaecullvely, . each Insertion, per line .10 . No ada tnken for lss than 1 lines. Minimum charge...... ,ZS NEW TODAY jitEFRIOERATOR for snlo Call 182. FOR HALE Wicker baby cnrrlage In ' good elm pe. Inquire (1ft Jan. 8t. j WAN AND WIFE- want wwk on runi'h, Phone B07-H. .FOR HALK-r-Deerlng hurvester with mulcer, almost new, IfifiO.uo caah ; Fred Huosen. 1'hon. 16FS1. ,1-OST Large tirlndle milch row dry ino . brand .visible long . horns j 110.00 reward If delivered to E. O. .Jiallmarah ranch, south of reservation. FOUND Crime to my place on Tutull la, it, miles K. 10. of pcndlutnn, one null, Iinimleri i and J. II. on right shoulder. P. L. l'allnn. 1 HAVE more Irrigated land than I . can handle, 1-2 miln eaat of Hop .nilHtun, will iu-11 jo to 40 acre on pay mania anyone enn meet. . Addreaa towner. Box 373, KermiHtoii, Ore. , French 1oa for llilMwn , Mia l!liinb Moena will conduct French clan for children beginning Monday June 13 at Public Library. Parents wlalilng their children to take Jihon. 2F18. v Immigrants at El I la Uland are now permitted to cultivate flower beda and fruit. Expert from the vineyards of Jlol and Ureeka from tho land of olive are competing In decorating the detention Inland. The Red Cross pro Vide fertilizer and oversees the work. , President Harding designated the week of May 22 a forest protection week. Governors of the various stales were asked to arrange educational and liuuructlvetexercise to placo before the people tho need for preventing waste by unnecessary forest fire. (East Oregonlan Hprrinl.) ECHO, Juno 9. The commrcinl clul) met Monday evening and decided to make several changes In the man agement of the auto camp grounds. There has been a grent deal of cnn plalnl about horses being allowed to run at large In the park, and travelers run ai H.rse ... .. - , prohllililiig the burning of cut wood in Lw.? y the park, prohibiting horsea on thai "K'j grounds, and fixing the lime allowed for tourist In the park at 48 hours. The road to the park Is also being overhauled and graded. Many of the people In this vicinity are quite excited due to tho report made' by Claude Sorlvner and Arthur Gulllforri here Tuesday. They claim that they have struck a ledge of gold, silver and lead on tho Bcrlvner home stead in the Big Ptone Flat district. The clnlm is about 12 miles west or Echo and two miles beyond the Allen Thomson ranch on Hutter Creek. Gul llford and -Sorlvner have been pros pecting on the homestead for about 4 years, but the discovery of th. ledge, wtilch Ihey consider iiermiinent and very rich was just made In tho last few days. Vic Oulllford and other relatives of the men are also interest ed In the discovery. Several people rushed to the homestead Immediately after news of the discovery . and staked claims. Gordon Khotwell of Hermiston was here on business Tuesday. W. T. Ioy and family of North Powder, stopped over here Wednesday for a short time on their wny to Hood River. The Ijiys have made the trip by motor and exiiect to remain In this stale if Ihey find a desirable location. Utile Miss Vrvn Oreene of Hermls ion i vlHitlna nt the home ot npr I grandparents, Mr. ami Mrs. w. J. ai tenburger, this week. IFred Deimerman of Butter Creek was a shopper In the city. Tuesday. Mrs. George Mitchell was me ; rhnrmlnir hostess, Tuesday afternoon, for a delightful birthday party given In honor of tho St birthday of her 1H. tie- daughter, Catharine. The party wa given at the Mitchell residence from tho hours of 2:30 to 5. The aft ernoon wns hpent In games, .after which a dainty lunch consisting of cake, strawberries and Ice cream was served on the Inwn. The little ladles present were Mildred Berry. Nnnxa Gaakell, Hone Crane. Georgia Dear ilorff. William Dabney, Nan Crary, Alary Spike. Kalhryn Mitchell and lit tle Pete Mitchell. ' A one hundred thousand pound wool clip of W. Slusbcr and Son, con signed to Cilmmlns and Peirc Co. of Boston, was sent from Echo Wednes day, Mlrs Marguerite Humphrey of Pen dloUui is visiting this week nt the home of her uncle, Maurice Cop. Miss Emma Oelsxler -was a visitor In Pendleton. Tuesday. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. R- Williams spent Wednesday on business at tho county Beat. Miss Pauline Mitchell of Runners Ferrv Idaho, visited Monday, Tuesday ami 'Wednesday ut the home of her brother. George Mitchell. She left Wrilnesdnv for Vortbiiul where she 111 visit for a short time with rcla Opportunities, Locdls, Lo$t, ;Founlli NOTICES w Blo.it Bonnet Bhop " ' Moved to Nye-Ward (ho. .tor. b tw..n Oh. Baer'a and Tallman Drug Co. , .. Notice .. , Hi'hool iKt. 39 wishes to tako up warrants Nm. 4, 6, 6, 7, t, 10, 12, 15, 10, 17 and 34. Address, Reilh, Ore. . USED CAR EXCHANGE FOR SALS Ford touring, good (hap llak. m. an offer Phone (76. Foil BAL.H OH TKADliOldHmoull 1 -ton (ruck run lex than., 2000 riillee limulre DID Ulaine after 5 p m. FOIl SALE On. ton Republlo truck, 1-ton Republic truck In good ebape will Mil very reaavnable CU Pnlsnd Broa., Fhon. IS. rOR BALE W. have a Jiw s& and Forda priced front $116. to, 175 rhaa ar. all worth tha money canl tad aee thern--Slmpeon Auto .' Co, Water and Johnaon Bta. LOST AND FOUND LOST 10 head of horsea on reserva tion, branded Mllllron Two on left hip $5.00 reward a head Addrea 21" thla of tic. ESTRAYED During "fall or winter from Meacham creek range: 3 heif ers branded 8. C. with bar underneath also hole In ear. Liberal reward lor return, of same to i B. C. Blttner Pendleton, Ore. FOR SALE FOR SALE Two Blewett Harvesters Pholie J4F11. Foil BLE Well lurn'.alted house -cheap Phone 627-J. Apt. FOR BALE Brunswick phonograph with 20 records. Phon. 653-R. FOR SALE 4 ft. wood, $5.00 a cord Ralph Tachella, Phon. IF6. $2000 S room house and 4 lot Term Phone 510-W. Also 1 other lota cheap 115 Jan. Bt. FOR BALE Templar Speedster ab solutely now wir wheels, six cord tire a car of quality at a substantial discount. Pendleton Auto Co. tlves before returning to her home. Mr. amp Mrs. J. A. Bradley and Constance Mitchell of ' Walla Walla stopped in Echo Wednesday on their ay to IlnttT Creek to visit Mrs.. Brad ley's brother. I. M. Allen. They Intend i drive to Portland later to attend the Rose festival. Alihs Vashti lloskln of Pendleton la n guest at the home of her brother Fed Hoskius this week. Mis Hs Kiiis just returned home from Eugene, Corrullis and Portland, Monday. Hhe attended Junior Week-end at both Hie I J. of (. and at O. A. O. and sang with tha University of Oregon Glee Club In Portland last week. Miss Hwklns was a student at tha University the first semester, but owing to illness was um,, io aUend tho l(Uf. bulf. evening, from Butter Mrs;' Marlin, Gardner of Sianflcld w a (hopper In Echo Wednesday. Miss Florence -Mahood and Mrs. J. P. Bell were visitors at the county seat Tuesday. Mrs. Fred Halo and little daughter Wanda, were shoppers here from Wan field Wednesday. J.. G. Lnwler returned home Wed nesday from Spokane where he had been sent a a delegate to ,the Xaxa rene conference. It. C. Hancock and fnmlly of Twin Falls, Idaho Mopped In Echo Wednes day on. their . way to Portland where they expect to make their future home. Orocon Wool Pi1vs NImiw Gradual (inin , PORTLAND, June 9. (A. P.) Somewhat Improved situation Is Indi cated In the wool market here and at country points, -although there con tinue more or lean, bearsh sentiment Among- speculators who are seeking supplies at Pacific Northwest primary points. Some Helling as hown nt fair prices. . There was a lot of 100,000 pounds of Baker" and Ellensburg wool that sold at 16c, while nn offer for fine wool at Condon wag refused at 8cn pound. Portland warchonsca nre securing considerable wool, the Columbia Basin Wool arehouse company alone re porting nearly 2,000,000 pounds of the 1921 clip already on hand here. 'The Columbia Basin company has recently sold 100,000 pounds of quarter blood at 16c a pound In the grease, a fnir price for this period tAccordlng to officials of the com pany the outlook for wool prices Is somewhat more hopeful, although It Is expected thut the advance will be mod erate nnd gradual. No runaway values are looked for nnd the Improvement Is likely ,to he the most active during tho fall montha. Tho Oregon Wool nnd Mohair asso ciation passed the 1000 member mark on June 4, when tho total membership amounted to 1018. According to or ganization Manager R. A. Ward, the association is signing up about 1000 sheep a day In Western Oregon. -.Tbe first man to ship wool to the association and nlso the first man to christen with wool the new western warehouse where the association's wools nre being stored, was John W. St rout of Corvallls. v The association's! latest- Boston nd- vlcea Indicate that the last few days have brought out considerable buying on the pail of ths larger mills, at clean cost which figure somewhat lower than previously for territory wools. The government wool auction showed a better clearance. of wools than was expected. Bradford, England, reports many mills Idle because of the coal strike. . . . FOR BALK All kind, or Ineuranc. J. H. Eaten, (14 Main Bit.', Pbon. 104. FOl'H 100 bu. bulk grain boe for al or trade for wheat racka. O. H. Hamjiton, Phono 1F4, FOR . BALE Deerlng ' harveaUr with motor.' Only cut 100 acre, Pbon. 16F23 or Be. Louie Uaneen. A HAIUiAlJ f tnken. thla week, nice realdnnce lot, north . Hide, paved rVt.- Phone 2 from g to 6. FOR KALE U-room houae. A bar gain If taken at once. For particu lam wrllf liox 105. Adams, Ore. FOR HALK CUBAP 10 dozen fruit Jura and 11. . Rooda. Cull at CIS'.J t oanin before a. m. or after & p. m. FOR SALE 6 room houa. alMplng porrh and garage etrlctly modern at 70 Marie Inquire 713 Marl. BU FOR BALE Hatcntng egg from thoroughbred alngle comb Rhode Ialacd Red 800 W. Webb. Phone 184 FOB (3ALE--65 Caterplllary over hauled In good ahapo for harvest atatlonary attachment Addrea Box 700, Pendleton. FOR- BALE New .crop alfalfa-blue-K ran hay. Commence cutting June 6th. . Four, nilk'H north of Adams. Ralph Cannon, Phone 31F4, Athena. 3 FOR 8AL15 Modern 1 room, house, , partly furnished, newly painted, good locatfon, lot 75x100. For term write owner. Box 4, Meacham, Ore. FOR HALE OR THADE On. 14 H. P. Stover ga. engine, mounted on wag on bed with wide Iron wheela Guar anteed In first daaa condition. Will trad, for Ford. Simpson Auto Co. NEW RACINE, 24-40 threshing outfit, fully equipped with wldu Jackson feeder, blow stacker, long swinging wagon spoilt and sucker brake rig used only ten days for sale at a bar gain. Bracher Htlw. Co., Pilot Rock, Orcgovi. For Sale I room residence south hill or will exchange for-clear vacant Iota 6 room new bungalow, north aide. 7 room residence, north aide, close In. Would exchange for good farm. . t-10-20-40 acre Irrigated tracts. OEO. W. ELDER 818 Main be Fliono S93 I CAN FURNISH Loganberries at 12.75 per crate. Red Raspberries at $1.50 and Blackberries at $2.75. Ber ries are picked and shipped one day and reach you the next day. Logan berries and red Raspberries will soon ripen. Send hi your orders. Can fur nish fifty to, seventy five cratea dally. Send personal check) or. money -order. For reference write Bank of Wood burn. Address,' Geo. Huber, Wood burn, Oregon. - 1 , FOR KALE ' Library table, solid plank top 24x45, $9.50. Library table, solid oak plank- top 26x42, $12.50. 6 piece upholstered solid oak parlor suit $26.50. A new $65.00 leather upholstered davenport $42.50. $45.00 kitchen cabinet, $22.00. We have the best line of second hand 8x12 rug in town. Call and aee them. Slrvrn Furniture & Repair Shop 901 North Main Phone 1156 FOR RENT APTB. AND ROOM ALT A APT8. FOR RENT Furnished; Apt, Phone 210-W. , ROOM AND BOARD for man only 403 E. Webb. DOINGS OF THS DU1TS y nature 7 4!! -9 j r2y ''' - bfcfl isn't mature "'-r- we.. &.mL&sylr "f, & Vn0$vVk -' , Handy business Directory of Pendleton arid Vicinity Tola Directory 1 earieclally handy for th. oaUof-town rder who may want th. nam. and addrea. of raeponalbl. hualnaw na h U. foHowtng llnea. All ar. reliable, raeponalbl. bvjln.a. concern who aland rady to you prompt MrTloa. ROOM AND BOARD for gentlemen ill Poat Ht. - - ROOM AND BOARD for lady only . 124 Jeff Davla Ht. FOR RENT 2 ult office room In quir. Penland Broc FOR RENT Furnlohfd gaa. 614 ("oable. Apt. with PIANO FOR RENT Cheap for the aummof Phone 248-M. ROOMS WITH BOARD If dealred 110 8. Main Pbon. J57-R. KuOM AND BOARD In private fam ily. . Phone 212-W 405 Lewis St. FOR RENT Three furnished hoiiae keeping rooms. 512 W. Webb Ht. FOR, RKNT Furnlahed room, apartment. Phone 557-R. and FOR RENT Two housekeeping rooms. Phone 730-W after t o'clock FOR RENT 2 .room apt. with sleep ing porch Pbon. 281-W, 307 Aura, FOR RENT Two' room - downstair, apartment 307 Aura . Bt., Phon. 28J-W. , , FOR RENT Well furnished front leaping room on north Phone 248-M. ' Id.. FOR RENT Cool sleeping room for gentleman only. 307 W. Court. Phone- 268-J. FOR BENT Modern bungalow fur nished, to party paying three months In advapce. Phone 1067. FOR KENT Two three room fur nished apts., with bath one with gaa close In. Also furniture for aaie and houso for rent Phone 369-J. PASTURE tor horse, mule and cat tle $2.50 per , month mountain range, good grass, water and salt will get them and deliver them. Ad dress E. B. Kidder, Gibbon, Or.. WANTED WANTED Woman cook on ranch- Call 22F2. . WANTED OOOD CLEAN RAGS AT Th. East Oregonlan offica. WANTED Girl to do- general house work, in city Call 23 8-W, WANTED Woman without children to cook on ranch. Phone 0F3. WANTED Girl to cook on ranch Address Box 544, Pendleton, ore. WOMAN wants cooking for haying crew. "11 Lilleth, Mrs. Flora Love. WANTED TO RENT t-room modern house. Inquire R..A- Marcum, (35 Main St, GOOD CAPABLE woman will take laundry home or go outside by the uay. Phone "30-W. WANTED To rent or lease, small house and barn with 2 or more acres suitable for chickens. Thone 1020-R. WANTED To rent unfurnished housekeeping room and place for car. Address "18" this offica. WANTED Cook on ranch. Inquire at 115 Long St., or Phone 596-W. All summer Job for suitable party. WANTED TO RENT or lease House and 2 lots and ylace to keep cow and chickens. Address "38" this office. WANTED Carpenter work,furnltiire repairing and upholstering. Stevens Furniture & Repair Shop, 901 North Main, Phono 1156. - WANTED by Seattle architect and wife, furnished house for few months. Can pive references. In quire Pendleton Hotel. AIN'T NATURE WONDERFUL? . . , TIME CARD WMton-PradJeton Auto Stag Leave Wjeston for Pendleton at .7:30 a. 'm. and 12:45 p. m, Lave Athena for Pendketoa at $:0O a. m. and 1:00 p. m. , . . Ii.va Adam, for-P.ndl.toaat 1:20 a. m. and 1:20 p. m. Laavea Pendleton (Allen-Knight, . Co. Store) for Weaton at 1; ..a. m. and 4 p. m. . . 4 , O. H. McPHERRIN, Prop. TIME CARD Pilot Rock-Pendleton Aato Stage Leaves Pendleton Hotel and French Reataurant :00 a. m.; Leave. Pilot Hock- Hotel a. m. Leave - p.ndlston Hotel and French Restaurant 11:00 a. to.; Leave Pilot Rock Hotel 11 a. m. Leave PendHton - Hotel and French Restaurant 2:80 p. m.; Iuve. Pilot Rock Hotel l p. m. Leave Pendleton Hotel and a French Reataurant 5:00 p. m.; Leave. Pilot Rock Hotel (:I0 p. m. - W. carry parcla and email .xpreas. ' FAXCHO STUBBLE FIELD t Peodleton-Uniatllla Leav Pendleton ' '8:00 Echo :15 Stanfleld :30 HermlRton 9:E5 Ar. Umatilla 14:15 Leave Auto Stage 12:00 1:16 1:35 , 1:65 2:15 4:00 5:15 1:25 5:56 1:15 Umatilla . Hermiston Stanfleld Echo Ar. Pend. 8:00 12:00 8:40 12:20 8:45 12:46 :00 1:00 10:16 2:15 4:00 4:20 4:45 6:00 1:16 . . Two Trips Sunday Leave Pendleton 1:00 a and 4.60 p. m. Leave Umatilla 1:00 a. m. and 4:00 p. m. Ofrice Moior inn Garage 122 Cottonwood St. m Phone 88 i - PELL & UAWSOI Parcels delivered to all way points. t 44-4e4 Walla Walla Pendleton Auto ' Freight Service Round Trips Daily e Leave Pendleton 2 P. M.' Pendleton Phone 225-W. -' MISCELLANEOUS DOMESTIC LAUNDRY can give steady employment, to several hand Ironers. Call at once. ALL KINDS of patients cared for by experienced nurse 800 W. Webb- Phone 884. CANDYMAKING business Start at horhe,' everything furnished men. Omen, $30.00 weekly Bon Bon Co., Philadelphia, Pa. RAG RUGS and carpet, woven. first class crocheting and embroid ery. All order, promptly flllod. Sea Wheeler, at 1300 W. Railroad. AUTO ELECTRIC WORKS. KVB REPAIR anything electrical " on aa automobile. - B. Chase tto. AUTO TIRES PENDLETON CYCLE CO. AJax, Re - vre and 'Savage Urea. 128 K, Comrt Street. BY aVLLMAH L.B. BENTLET CO. Ooody.ar and ! Diamond Tire. Tlr. service, oil' and acceasorlea Alta and Garden Bta, WALLACE BROa Flk tlTM.- aord or lirle. ; W. do our. own adjuat- Ing. 4KI8-13 Jolmaon 6. , OERTSON A MARrr Gate. Super- Tread tire Kit OotXoowoocV Vul canlzlng and repairing. PENDLETON. RUEBER A 8TJPPLT CO. Harney Old field. Goodrich 811 vertown Cord' and P.rnylvanta Vaa am Cup 0t E. Court. . t AUTO TRANSFER C. JC. WILLIAMSON Stand at Ortco' Cigar Store Phone 1.7a. FOK gUICK SERVICE, Call Bad Cornfield. Phon. 52, Crescent Cigar Stora. Realdence, Phon. 105 l-R. AUTO TOPS QADWA'S AUTO TOPS, Plat. Olaaa, Back, Bid Curtain Ml Court Bt, ' AUCTIONEER COL. Wi F. TOHNKA Auctioneer, Call at Sturgls Stoii.'a Implement Co., for salt dates. ATTORNEYS QEOROH W. COUTT6. Attorney ' Law, Room 17, bchmidt block. R. L KEATOR, Attorney at Law, Room 14, 6ml lb -Crawford Building CARTER A SMTTHE, Attorney, at Law. Offices In rear af American National Bank Building. FEB A FEE, Attorney, at Law. flees In Despaiq Building:. Of- S. A. LOWELL -Attorney and Counsel lor at Law. Office In IsrspeJn Bids'. . A. NEWBERRY, A'.tcny at Law, Federal Building;. - . - PETERSON, BISHOP CI K At- tc-rney at Law. Room s ead 4 Smith-Crawford Bldg. , .1AMES B. PERRT, Attorney at Lav. Office aver Taylor Hard war. Com pany. RALET, RALEY A 8TEIWER. Attor- neya at Law. Office In AneHcao Rational Bank Bnlldiug. FRED H. SCHMIDT, Attorney at Law. Room M. Smith -Crawford Bldg. BATTERIES PHILADELPHIA DIAMOND GRID BATTERIES guaranteed for 18 montha. W. E. Cbase Co 120 B. Court. Telephone 269, Pendleton. BEAUTY PARLORS MARINELLO cream and powders. Henna-Do real packs for gray or faded hair, all shades. Association Block, Upstairs. ' - ... CATERPILLAR WORK CATERPILLARS, barrasters, gaa an- 1 glnea, automobiles and general blacksmlthing. . . . Round-Up . Oarage, Parka A NebergalL. 912 West -Webb. ! CARPET CLEANING WE WASH and clean the finest rugs satisfactorily. References given. We make fluff rugs from old carpets. Walla Walla Rug and Carpet Clean-i Inj Co. Phono 1677. ' CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS PARKER A BAN FIELD, Designing. Vnclnaarlnff Prinetril'f In a 1 1 Oei rm xperienc in concrete and brick con BUUCUUD. VI lb. XUaUTII Din jnUTUI AVV land, Oreffoiie EYE SPECIALIST. nWyMOMKaafcalllelllllllLIII I J. i i i IT S I (I . ' Mi it. I'm: All You Want At 10c a Box. 2.40 Don't Wait These.berries arrives Tues day Morning The Dean Tatom Co. A .w - I CLEANERS AND DYERS PA.NTOKICM "Phone 473 CLEANING AND PRESSING MODEL TAILORS A CLKANKRB Pressing and repairing. 4 W. Webb 84. Phone lit, penetlsiaa. Ore, FURNITURE NEW FURNITURE STORE It , will pay you to com and see Fisher be fore buying irew or second hand fur niture. 303 W. Webb St., Phone 191. FARM LOANS SNOW A DAYTON, 117 B. Co art at Real Estate. Fir. Insurance. Faraa Loaaa Bee cs about a Joan. DENTIST. Dr. H. M. HaiiATsu . - Dentistry Room T, temple Building. Phone 171 DRAYMEN WHO MOVES YOU la Just as Import ant as where you move. We also pack or store gooda We do country hauling Call 139, Penland Beoa, Transfer, 114 W. Alta. ' HEMSTITCHING HEMSTITCHING at th. Singer ftaost Mail orders promptly attended Ut HEMSTITCHING Mali Urdore-rMre, Ralph Haasell 411 Bush. 6. LAUNDRY EVERY Article Laundered Parfeeviy. Ther'i an agent , th yon tewaa Troy Laundry, MS Garden 8h DOMESTIC LAUNDRY 401 K. Comtt rJU Pbone to . W. maintain a aeaa Plate meodiaj department. MADE TO MEASURE nn Cart E. Franseen, lka OSTEOPATH DR. G. H. HOLT Osteopat ale, phyaW elan and Surgeon. Jndd Bldg. Tele phones, office, 508 Residence) B-J, Painting and Paper Kanslng PAINTS Wall Paper, picture , Inf. Ii. i. VcAtee, the Praetlcal Paint Man. Lowe Bros. Fainta. RADIATOR REPAIRING &XTA AUTO RADIATOR WORK 701 East Alta a treat. , All makes of radiators repaired. - Work guaranteed, a Bias berg. Prop. RESTAURANT THB QUELLE A good plaee to eat. SECOND HAND DEALERS V. STROBLe, dealer In new and sec ond band goods.. Cash paid tot second band goods. Cheapest plaee to buy household goods, 11 0 Court Phone JT1-W. - SUGGESTIVE THERAPEUTIC THB most up-to-date effectual lead ing science practlaed.E. F. eternal P. B. T.; N. D. Room 11 Feebler Bldg. Fbotogrmctier To Introduce our kodak ill finish Free -one roll and one print each. Ward Studio. TAILORS 1 (47 Main St. Phone Grate - Grocery Dept CQQ .Phone ""e (gejaeai 4 -A . 1 ft tii .tt ii iffr- r a..k-4 a-