La Grande Observer from La Grande, Oregon • Page 7

Monday, July 22, 19 10 LA GRANDE EVENING OHSERVF.R. LA GRANDE, OREGON Pajre Seven Markets of Today Classified Advertising I'iiim K(iii)im'nt (Cont.) RSIV By Dick Turner Trl U'l t2 1 I -lp I I -Li I is llOll'M' C0P Br rt mr sir, ft orr 7-23 La Grande Observer A Community And Family Newspaper A Published Every Afternoon Except Sunday and Holidays By the Grande Rondo Valley Publishing Company 1710 6th Street La Cirmnde. Oregon Phone la Grande 600 Thla la a politically Independent publication promoting the best interest of UQitheaaU-rn Oregon. Entered as st-oond class matter at the Post Olfloe of Grande, Orepon under the act of MHrch 8, 1B97. National Representatives Atlanta, Chicago.

Kansas City, Los Angles, New York, St. Louis, San Francisco, Cincinnati Lorrnzen and Thompson, Inc. Member ABO Subscription Ratee By Carrier Per Tear III00 Per Month 1.00 By Mall Per Tear Six Months 4 76 Three months 2 60 All Subscription In Advance United Press (Full Leased Wire) Classified Advertising "Pelrolman O'Dowd hasn't regained consciousness yet he keeps muttering, 'Only one lo a customer, ladies, only one lo a OPA Disposition Affecting Trade On Market Curbs By ELMER C. WALZER United Press Financial Editor NEW YORK, July 22 (UP) --Leading stocks drifted in a narrow area today as the trading element remained on the sidelines pending disposition of the OPA extension bill and a market appraisal of its significance. While most of the traders regard OPA as dead, bill or no bill, none ventured to buy beyond routine needs.

The resulting neglect brought an irregular decline. Most leaders registered only fractional changes, but many special issues ranged between an extreme loss of 7 points and a gain of 3'i points, the last in Hiram Walker. Gaylord Container preferred broke the 7 points on a single transaction. Steels Lose Steels, motors, utilities, most of the oils, and amusement issues lost small amounts. Rails were mixed with Santa Fe up 3-4 and Norfolk Western down one.

Chemicals, metcantiles, and farm implements were irregular. Three-point declines were made by American Woolen prefericd, duett Peabody, and International Business Machines. American Biake Shoe lost 4 and declines of 2 points or more were noted in Cannon Mills, National Distillers, and Texas Pacific. PORTLAND PRODUCE PORTLAND, July 22 (UP) Independent butter manufacturers continue to quote inside prices while the consolidated dairy products association asks higher prices. The trade reports that butter is moving well al the lower prices, saving the market should become firmer when consumers use up butter now stored in frozen food lockers.

Butter Prices to retailers: Grade AA cartons, 73Mi-77c pound; A A prints, 72-76c; A prints cartons prints, 72-74'4c pound. One-fourth pound cubes, 'a cent higher. Eggs Price to retailers: AA large, 53c; A large, 48-49c; A medium, 4(1 17c; A small, nominal, 41c dozen. Choose Price to wholesalers, Oregon singles, 41 'ic; Oregon loaf, 42 jc triplets, pound. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND.

July (UP) Callle calves 250. Slow, most buyers bearing down but early sales steady. Few loads good grass steers common-medium heifers some held higher: strictly good young grass fat beef cows held above $15; very few canner-eulters sold, generally asking or above: good beef hulls up to $15; vealers sleady at. lasl week's decline; good-choice grades few selects Slit 5(1-111 (III I Information All Classified Advertising la screpted subject to the rules and regulations nf the Grande Ronde Valley Comianjr, which will not be ro-b sponsible for any errors after the flist insertion and reserves the light to 1 properly claaslfy all advertisements, delete objectlonnble words or sent-; ences or to refuse any advertisement. CASH RATES The cash rate shewn below repre i MAKKF.TS AT A (JI.ANCE By United Press Stocks: Irregularly lower in quiet trading.

Bonds: Irregularly lower. S. governments failed lo appear on the taoc. Curb Slocks: Irregularly lower. Silver: Unchanged in 0 York at 90j cents a lino ounce.

Cotton: Irregular. CLOSING STOCK AVERAGES Industrial. 200.54. off 059; rail. 62.78, off 0.20: utility, 49.58, oil 0.14; 05 stocks.

74.39, off 0 24. Sales totaled 0911,0110 shares compared with 650,0110 shares lasl Friday. Curb volume was 2311,. OiAl shares, same as lasl Friday. Uond turnover of $2,1150,000 compared wilh $3,100,000.

CLOSING BOND AVERAGES Forty bonds 107.02. off 0.1)7; 10 higher grade rails 115.73. off O.OHIO second grade rails 11111.45, off 0 09: 10 poll lie utilities 108.89. oil 0.0'i; 10 industrials 105.39, off 0.09. CLOSING STOCK PRICES Allied Chemical 195 American Can 9f' American Tel Tel Anaconda Copper 46'v Bethlehem Steel 109 Caterpillar Tractor 74'r Chrysler Corp I20r, Can 45 Douglas Aircraft 83'i, Dll Pont 21 1 Eastman Kodak 235 General Electric 4liri General Food General Motors 08 Graham Paige Ill's Greyhound Lines 45 Kennecott Copper K.ity Pfd 37 Montgomery Waul 74 New York Central 23'w Penney 49' Pennsylvania 1 Richfield Oil Socony Oil 17 Standard of Calif 54 1 Standard of Indiana Standard of Now Jersey Texas Gulf 54'h Union Carbide 111!) 'a Union Pacific 149'i United Air Lines 38 Steel Kniser-Fraer H-h STRESS FARM SAFETY SALEM, July 22 (UP) Gov-Earl Snell today designated the week starling Sunday as "farm saf.v week" in Oregon declar ing that "virtually all of the toll of human life in farm accidents could he eliminated by exercis ing care and by 1 educing ha, aids." TWO TEETH BETWEEN THEM A pair of narwhal whales has only two ti'elh.

The female has none, while the male has two, one of which projects several feet from the jaw. sjift DENIES CALLS Appearing before Mead committee, at his own request, Senator A 1 Barkloy denies he had ever telephoned the Washing-Ion office of a midwest "paper empire" now under investigation. Barklcy seid calls mentioned came from one of his secretaries lo her husband. Ml FOR SALE: 5-room modern house completely furnished, lawn and shade. Phone 639-MX FOR SALE OR TRADE: 5-ronni modern house on large lot itii garden and out buildings.

1004 avenue. Cash price. FOR SALE: 5-room house with hot and cold water. Two acres of land and a large garden Call at 1018 Albany St. Phone 105-J.

FOR SALE: Irrigated '-j acre tract with modern 5-room house, has good garage, chicken houses, property close in, near Greenwood school. Priced at $4000 for quick sale. CLAUDE BERRY 207 Depot St. Phone 10(i Real Estate and Insurance Service FOR SALE: One acre tract and one lot, good for building. Phone 869-JX or inquire at 2709 N.

Maple. FOR SALE: age, li lots. 202 Crook. 8-room house, gar-Rtverside addition, FOR SALE: 57 acres in High valley, close in, $5500 cash; or with livestock and machinery $0500. See Saul Coles, Cove, Oregon.

A REAL BUY A new house, 2 cabins almost completed and lumber and material to build 2 more cabins and about 5'i acres of land. Plenty of room lo build more cabins. Can have at once. $4500.01) will handle, terms on balance. Wallace M.

Cass, Texaco Station, I. -land City highway. FOR SALE: The Proehstel farm, consisting of 280 acres north of La Grande, joining city limits, opposite city park. Will sell whole or may he divided. Attractive price for quick sale lo seltle the estate.

Molly Proehstel Gamble, La Grande, phone 299-W. Miscell. Rentals 9S FOR RENT: Spray gun, floor sanders, paint gun, electric pumps, floor waxers, hand sanders, kalsoinine brushes and lawn rollers at ZIMMERMAN'S FOR RENT: Sanders and paint gun at the Fixit Shop, 2111 Fir street. Wanted to Rent WANTED TO RENT: furnished or unfurnished house. Call Karl it.tone, 718 or 233-W.

WANTED TO RENT FURNISHED HOUSE OR APARTMENT hv PERMANENT TENANT PHONE 000 Leg-iils 100 Carl G. Helm and Carl G. Holm. Attorneys NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING NOTICE IS IIEREBL GIVEN thai Carl G. Helm, Administrator wilh the Will Annexed of (he Estate of John Kydd, Deceased.

I has filed his Final Account a such Administrator, in the matter of the administration of said Estate in the Couny Courl of Hie Stale of 1 for I'nlor. Couny; and that said Court ha set Wednesday, the 2lsl day ol August, 1940, at 10:00 a.m. al' I he County Court Room in the County Court House in the City of I. a Grande, Union County, Oregon as the lime ami place for the hearing on said final account, and of any and all objections thereto Dated this 22nd day of Job 1940, Carl G. Helm, Administiatot-with the Will Annexed of th Estate of John Kydd, Deceased.

Helm Helm Attorneys for Administrator July 22-29 Aug. -1 llor 'rices Rebound From Friday's Low CHICAGO, July 22 (L'Pi- Hog prii es rebounded from El iilay' lows al major niidwestern stockyards today, rising from $1.00 to over closing prices in the last full day of trading last week. Cattle prices were steady with last week's close, to lower. Receipts remained at a griod level, but no records were reported. Kansas City reported the sharpest price reaction on heigs.

They rose $2.00 to $2.50 lasl week's close, with good and choice animals selling up to $21. AFRAID 1 1 Real Kstate for Sale far vou ain't rLETTIN' THIS GUY FLINT SLIP THROUGH vAi id eiurcoc 1 1 wn rmwLn BoARE YOU, BOSS mm 1 Services Misc. (Con't.) FOR BETTER GARBAGE SERVICE, phone 1028-J or 655-W. Dirt and fertilizer hauling for your garden. WILLIAMSON'S GARBAGE SERVICE LA GRANDE GARBAGE COLLECTORS For prompt service on hauling garbage, trash, dirt und fertilizer.

Phone 529-WX Lester Weld SAM DesJARDlNS MASONRY CONTRACTOR A complete line of fireplace and mantle accessories, i'hone 2153 or call at 107 S.E. First, Pendleton, Oregon. FOR QUALITY in materials and workmanship its always. TAYLOR'S UPHOLSTERY 1009' Adams Avenue Phone 623-JX RADIO SERVICE Factory approved methods used exclusively. MODERN RADIO SERVICE 602 Adams Phone 580 IF YOU HAVE SOME FIXING to do see us first.

We are specialists in dealing with your problems. THE FIXIT SHOP, 218 Fir Street, prone 487-W. EXPERT PROMPT Repairing of tvpwriters and all office Li rtrrt.i A i luint'D WOOD Agency. HALL'S TYPEWRITER SERVICE 109 Deput St. Phone 401 CLEAN AND RESET YOUR FURNACE NOW Prepare for winter, ror the best in service see CRAIG BROTHERS SHEET METAL SHOP 1110 Jefferson Phone in HAVE YOUR TYPEWRITERS Repaired and Serviced by a Factory Trained Mechanic.

Government Approved SHORB'S STATIONERY Phone 111 1104 Adams Ave. LA GRANDE ELECTRIC Wiring, repairs and contracting. SIHRINE ROUNDY 1117 Adams Ave. Phone 93 Schools Instruction 18 INSTRUCTION, MALE. Would like to hear from reliable men who would like to train in spare time to overhaul and in-stall Refrigeration and Air Conditioning equipment.

Should be mechanically inclined. Will not interfere with your present work. For infoi mation about this training, write at once giving name, ad- 1 dress, age and your--working hours, utilities Inst. 410, can La Grande Evening Observer. GIRLS WOMEN Be a Practical Nurse BIG DEMAND HIGH WAGES Instruction.

High school not necessary. Easy to learn at home in spare lime. War demands have caused big shortage. Prepare now for this interesting, profitable and pat riotic work. Write for FREE information.

Wayne School of Practical Nursing. Box 474, cart La Grande Evening Observer. Help Wanted WANTED Machine pressor, man or woman, steady work good pay. Phono 701. Help Wanted Mule 24 WANTED: Men for employment in local airline station.

Some typing required. Radio operating experience desirable hut not necessary. Applv at once-EMPIRE AIR LINES, LEWISTON. IDAHO. MALE HELP WANTED Auto Mechanics Two experienced, all around auto mechanics.

Top wages, excellent working conditions. 1515 Adams La Grande. Help Wanted Female WOMAN OR GIRL wanted for general housework and cooking. Applv in person between five and seven at 803 Ave WANTED: Experienced woman for bookkeeping and general office work. Write Box 171 in care of the Observer.

WOMAN WANTED for full time, high class domestic work. Extra good salary. Write Observer, Box 473. TELEPHONE OPERATORS WANTED Earn while you learn. Apply at Telephone Co.

office. La Grande. LADY TO COOK for small crew of men on farm, private quarters furnished. Write Box 470 in care of the La Grande Evening Observer. 7 IPC1 1 Wood, Coal Fuel 30 FOR GOOD COAL and prompt service, stop in at 4th and Jefferson or call 920-WX.

TED'S COAL FEED FOR SALE: Double load 14-inch Kieeu 111111 wau Phone 29B1 Union or write West Brothers. WOOD 15-inch blocks, spring cut. We deliver. I. D.

Gui-mond, phor. 794-J. 1319 avenue. Farm Etniipnuent 40 FOR SALE: Lctz Winders, forage and grain blowers, and ain Allivl 1I.1LNMT I 9 St. Plume 90 HUME LOVE REEL, 5-foot, excellent condition, used one season.

Write Box 472, Observer. INTERNATIONAL ELECTRIC FENCES Electric or battery with all necessary equipment now on hand lor immediate delivery. FAIRWAY ELECTRIC 107 Depot St. Phone 703 Farm Produce 41 FOR SALE: Grain hay. $12.

jo a Ion in the shock. W. M. Haw -kins, 2 miles east of Hot Lake. FOR SALE: Raspberries at Cove, furnish own containers ami pick them yourself.

Call 10-H-5 at 12 noon. BALL BARLEY HAY for sale in field, shocked. R. Wilson, Fruitdalc, phone 903-J. CHERRIES FOR SALE Royal Annes and Lamberts.

You pick them yourself. Please biir.g your own containers. Price ile per pound at Bob Saywcr's place, Imbler, Oregon. APRICOTS ripe all thru Jul, also ripe juicy peaches al Edmund's Orchard, picnic, 2 miles west of Umatilla on river bank Horses FOR SALE: American saddle bred marcs and colts. Seven-year-old sorrel mare with coll that has markings you dream about, 12-ycar-old mare with fine featured coll, a beauty.

Lester V. 1 0 Lewisloii, Idaho, Rt. No. 1. FOR SALE: Five-year-old buckskin saddle horse.

State Forestry department, end of east Adams. Phone 10-F-2. Livestock Poultry 41 FOR SALE OR TRADE One registered Hereford bull, two years old, Samuel Hill. La Grande Livestock Commission We Buv and Sell WM. SCIIAAN Manager Phone 542-JX Plants Garden Suppl.

47 GRASS WHIPS. 4-ga. should. 1 tank sprayers, Pcstroy DDT Insecticides. BOHNENKAMPS WATER HOSE, lengths al TURN'S FURNITURE STORE -VltiOFki for 1 a and soil, Snarol to kill cut worms, earwigs and snails, Artho earwig hail, Ant-H-Gon anl poison, Endopest.

three way garden defense, Wcod-No-More magic weed killer and flv spray. ZIMMERMAN'S Merchandise Miscell. GO GLASS WATER SETS, kitchen step cans, adjustable window screens, wall condiment sets, Chromex cake covers, metal and ruhber soap dishes. BOHNENKAMPS JUST RECEIVED Stainless steel silver ware, 21 pieces for also small electric irons travel irons at S5.99. ROSENBAUM 1412 Adams Ave.

SCREEN VENTILATORS, glass refrigerator trays, automatic electric egg cookers, Pyrex Flame Ware gift sets, K0111 Kobblers, Bean (bean sheers). MEI.VILI.ES DRESKY, BEAU. AND GORDON WILKINS oil burners for stoves and ranges: moie economical than coal or wood, moif convenient, easy to install, large numlier in operation now and giving satisfaction. Drop in and let us show them to you. ZIMMERMAN'S ZYNOLYTE the new floor covering, use in place of wax, eas to apply, long wearing.

Now available in three colois. clear, green and red at TEEL'S PAINT STORE ALL WHITE ENAMEL stove like new. 10 gallon cream can l(i-foot extension ladders, aim 3 phase 3 p. motor. PERKINS NEW USED QUICK HEAT OIL BURNERS fit any stove or furnace.

Pri. e. $14.75 $29.75. Agent 2193 Thud street. GASOLINE RANGE, GRINDSTONES, CHAIRS, itt hen cabinets, floor lamps and leaders.

TRADING POST NORDIN CONCRETE BLOCK MACHINES, 6x8x10, BrBxlB, hand operated. Jess J. Brown, Baker, Oregon. BLANKETS, 1011 wool, satir. bound in a variety of beautiful colors.

Select yours now from TURN' FURNITURE STORK ELECTRIC KITCHEN batter blenders. shreddi'. ladles, dipper strainers, racks, chicken fryers, clotfi' -baskets, plastic coated line, galvanized pails, cans, garden hose, sleeping bags and pack sarjoi. COLEMAN'S 1306 4 Adams Ave. CHILDREN'S A'THERKTTK ROCKERS, high chairs.

chirrs, toilet chairs, babv and pad- at wf.s'iEii.M a i 'to sTonrr. Funnel ly Ginl.les rivt I V.s Merchandise Miscell. (Conl.) CLOTHES DRYERS Saves steps in hanging up your wash. Get Ward's outdoor revolving clothes dryer. Holds 200 feet of line, onlv $3 95.

MONTGOMERY WARD LATEST POPULAR and classical records. Victor, Deeca, Columbia and Capitol. RADIO MUSIC SUPPLY CO. Phone 805 La Grande FOR SALE: Pie cherries and practically new pressure cooker. 1900 Avenue.

Home Furnishing" 62 ENGLISH POTTERY WARE --Genuine English hand painted pottery in lovely designs now available at THE GIFT SHOP 1412'i Adams Avenue ECONOMICAL FLOOR COVERING, felted carpet, good looking, durable, Comes in green, taupe, ami rose. Sells for $2.50 a squaic yard. ZIMMERMAN'S Furniture 61 JUST RECEIVED a beautiful assortment of eoflee, end and lamp tables. Maple, Mahogany or walnut at prewar prices. ZIMMERMAN'S JUST RECEIVED a large ship- ment of chrome chairs.

TURN'S FURNITURE STORE Electrical Appl. 60 WIRING SUPPLIES AND LIGHTING FIXTURES Get Them at TALBOTT ELECTRIC CO. 220 Fir St. Phone AVAILABLE NOW: Large sized deep freeze lockers. See them at the FAIRWAY ELECTRIC.

Wauled to Sell 67 SHIPMENT OF PIPE received. BOHNENK AMP'S FOR THE CAMPERS tents, 8.3x10, 9x12 and 1 2x1 4 in 10 and 12 oz. duck: olive drab waterproof miner tenti-. army khaki 14 oz. tents: wagon covers, bed cov erings, neumatic matti esse wool camp beds with buttons or zippers, gold medal folding cots, camp stools, lulling equipment and all th" necessary articles to make camping trip eniovable.

ZIMMERMAN'S Wanted to Buy fi.S PEAS WANTED: We have a good market for Austrian peas and are now conlraeling for futon-delivery at an attractive pirv. If interested call us or sc N. LIKUAL1.EN, INC. Stole-Bank Building, Elgin, Oregon. Automotive 70 r'OR SALE: 27-ft.

Howard Imi trailer, excellent condition. tane equipped, tandem wh- 1 all good tires, new daveno fuli size bed. Phone lidl W.X. Autos for Sale 71 FOR SALE: 1940 Hudson super-six, 6 passenger sedan, A-l shape, $1450 cash. Phone Mea-cham No.

1, between 9 a.m and 7 p.m. FOR SALE: Early 1940 Stuile-baker, air conditioned, healer, radio, good ruhber. Call at 2501) N. Fourth Hfter 5 p.m. Autos to Huy 72 WANTED TO BUY Model A Ford Coupe In Good Condition Phone 600 Hauling Storage 74 CLEAV1NGER TRANSFER and EPLING DISTRIBUTING CO.

Local and long distance moving insured carriers. Oregon, Washinglon and Idaho. Storage space. Phono 151 TRANSFER STORAGE MOVING VAN SERVICE Anywhere in Oregon, Washington Idaho. Prompt Dependable.

Insured Carriers SMITH BROTHERS MOVING SERVICE 21 5 Mi Fir St. Phone 88 Repairs Parts tserv. 76 AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Car Washing, Radiator Cleaning J. E. SHUMATE SON STANDARD STATION Hemlock Adams Kepniis Paris Serv.

(Cunt.) PRICES Are not up in our service department. We are charging the same rate per hour as we have the past five years. We will continue to do so, regardless of whether OPA is extended or not. Our motto still is FIX 'EM RIGHT, ON TIME, AND AT REASONABLE COST. Gettins-Lynch Motor Company International Trucks, Nash and Pontiae Cars Corner Fir and Jefferson Phone 532 AUTO REPAIRING body fender work, painting.

All work guaranteed. CARMAN SON 2918 N. 2nd phone 986-JX Insurance SO FOR BUILDING Oil CONTENTS fire insurance: for automobile insurance see WILLIAMSON INSURANCE REAL ESTATE SERVICE Phone 900 La Grande Business Opportunity S2 PRICED FOR QUICK SALE full restaurant equipment, good condition All must go al once, will sell for half Its cost. Call C. F.

Griffin, 127 Enterprise Oregon. THEATER TICKETS GO TO Mrs. Andy Mulvahill, Union, UJCI I TUCDC'C AN EXPLANATION I'M 1 1. 1 sents 2b discount for payment within five days. MINIMUM INSERTION FOUR LINES Insertions Per Line One 14o Three 9o Five 8o SIX Be Count four and one-half words to line.

Contract Rates on Request PHONE 600 Ask for the Ad-Tnker or a representative will call at your office. VITAL. STATISTICS ISirths PANTER-t-To Mr. and Le-land Punier of Sumnicrvilie. i.

daughter, born July 21. Grande Ronde hospital. SMITH To Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Smith Of Elgin, a daughter, hom July 22, St.

Joseph hospital WEBSTER To Mr and Mrs. Carl Webster of La Grande, twin daughters, born July 21, St. Joseph hospital. ABC CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY ELECTRICAL Electric Service Company L. R.

and W. L. Buckley 12 Depot St. Phone 645-W FURNITURE STORES ZIMMERMAN'S The home of lovely furniture. GIFTS THE GIFT SHOP Diamonds, Watches and Gifts 1214J4 Adams Ave.

HARDWARE ZIMMERMAN'S Hardware for every use, from tacks to stoves. Notices KLECTROLUX Representative for Union ar.cl Wallowa counties. Write Al Applcgatc. Baker. Oregon.

Regular trips. 1 REGRET to give notice that I find it necessary to discontinue general practice. Henceforth, I shall confine my work to gynecology and obstetrics. C. E.

BRANNER, M.D. DINING AND DANCING Open every day We Serve Breakfast Lunch Dinner and Evening Snacks ORELLA'S GARDEN Zuber Hall SAVE YOUR WASTE PAPER 1-9 1 iCKlip Will ue uiaui- nuft. For immediate disposal oil 18(1 250 lbs. $2(1; good sows choice 111 lb. feeder pigs Shcop 1.00(1.

Slow, early sales weak with Friday, or mostly $1,511 I than Thursday. Good-rhoice spring lambs 00; i ominon-medmm grades $11. Soil. 5(1; few 09 lb. feeders ewes shared decline; good grades mostly 5.50-0.110; culls down CHICAGO 1 GRAIN RANGE Corn Open Jan.

1411 Mar. 147 Oati High 151 151 Low I -10'. 1 Close 1 47 140', 147'vB i July 71 74! 71 Sept. 7(1 '4 72' 1 09-'! Dec. 71 72 'i 70' i 72'ii--'! Aug.

711 72 '2 09 'i. 71 Nov. 7(" 1 7I7 09' 71-71 Doe. 72-' 74' 1 72 73 Barley Nov. 138 138 I35'(i Dec.

131! 138 130 1 30 A Mill. 138 138 130 130A HOPE SILVER A E. July 22 (UP) Spokane mine exchange: Hope Silver, 49 asked. 40 bid. By Michael O'Malley and Ralph Lane VIC FLINT THE QUESTION IN MY MIND, MR.

MELCROFT, IS WHAi THE Wyi C'het Petersen, 908-J. J- rnuucTiMj ucTuueen -rut MiitmcD I OF 5TIIL AND THE PICTURE OF OUT MR. FLINT. THE TAKE MY CAR, TWILIGHT, AND FOLLOW HIM Off TMt PRtMISlS. YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO.

'I THIS SOMEWHERE. nui. WflKLiH COULD I TALK I5--AH-- OUT WITH YOUR OF TOWN. ER DAUGHTER EXCUSE 1Y1E JUST YOUR DAUGHTER IN H.S POCKET? YOUR DAUGHTER IN H.S POCKET? MARCIA? A MOMENT. IT WAY, THROUGH SOLARIUM.

'i! tjb si I 1 1 4(, fj NLA Si K.llt. INI 0 Personal Services 10 CI1ARIS HOME CORSETRY Gates. 2104 Grnwd. rJK fi D.W i SPENCER SUPPORTS Eva Neill Martin M04PennAve. Phone 378-W DR.

J. E. WOODELL, Chiropractor and naturopath. West-Jacobson building. Phone 104.

Closed Saturday afternoons. Service Miscellaneous 11 CUSTOM WVRK. seed treating. PraiTi loini'int', imiw and plow in. 2 1 2 Fir, ph.

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