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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-21

plan if desired. Prices $500
up.
Have you seen those beauti-
full winter scenes which Mr..
Davidson secured hereabout
last year when the snow was
so heavy? We have some of
them framed and unframed.
Mr.. Davidson has Travelled
for years, everywhere making
pictures. 1t used to be fad
with him. Nov it has develop
ed into a very profitable bust
less. He made this statement
last spring: 1--WE got to take
my hat off to Bennington,
1or ] find here the largest
number Of beautiful subjects
for my work that / have ever
seen in any one spot. | mean
to spend my next vacation
mere"
We have entered our 46th
year OF business in Benning-
ton and with the death Of
1.-The late Robert Drysdale, and
the retirement of |. f. Gibson,
Mr.. f. I. Griswold has the dis
tinetion Of having been in
business longer than any other
merchant III town.
We take this opportunity to
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-21
Books
1aikirpg Machines.

fairs Of recent years, where
the best machines were ex-
hibited in competition. We
are agents for all three Of
these, and sell them on the
easy payment plan if desired.
OUR lines Of Christmas
cards and fxings, Calendars,
Wrappings, Seals, Candles and
Electric Lights for the tree
are as complete as usual. If
you don't see what you want,
ask for it. WeSlack space to
display our large stock.
LEARN to play a musical
instrument. Most Of them are
easier to master than you
imagine, and there is q JOY
and satisfaction ipsmusic that
cannot be compared to any
other accomplishment. We
sell almost everything in this
line, except pianos, and carry
in stock, Violins, Banjos,
Mandolins, Saxaphones, Clari-
nets, Ukuleles, Guitars, Har-
monicas, Jews Harps, etc.
DAYIDS0N'S artistic local
views. These beautiful hand
colored photographs were TAX
en- by Mr.. Davidson in person,
who has made several trips to
Bennington from his home in
Providence TO get them. We
also have a good assortment
of Wallace Nutting's Colonial
interiors and other pictures
framed and unframed. Our
framing department has been
kept on the Jump for the past
two months and We, cannot
promise many more for de-
livery before Christmas,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-21
Melancholy Women

Women should understand that
melancholy, commonly called the
"Bluesg, is in nine time out of ten
a pure symptom of some organic de-
rangement which should have atten-
ton For nearly forty years Lydia
r. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
made frc m roots and herbs, has been
the standard remedy for such condi-
ons, as proved by many testimonials
which We are constantly publishing
from women who have been restored
to heath by ;ts use
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-21


ang coming to Library Theatre.
ADJ
Vaudeville and pictures at Opera
house today. Adv
Big two-hOur sh. w--ten reels OF pic
tures--read the ad Harte Theatre 70.
day ADV
Mrs. Frank sigwc nth ana daughters
Misses Elsie and Ella Sigworth and
Mrs, Enos l.athrop and son Earl OF
Gage street spent Saturday in Troy.
Bg two hour show. full pf fun and
laughter, Dorothy Gish in Turning
the Tables" a Paramount Aircraft
comedy drama; Rolin and Harold
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-21

that it can never wear out.
Price $500.
We also have a complete as
sortment Of the Eversharp
and Sharpoint pencils; practi-
cal gifts for man, woman or
school boy or girl.
Our regular Writing paper
stock is augmented by spe-
cial Christmas boxes from the
best manufacturers and in
selecting them, we have not
sacrificed quality of paper for
a snowy box, but have attrac-
tive containers for the very
best Of stock.
ORFICE stationery .oftimes
offers suggestions for Dads
Christmas gift.-Ink wells,
Paper cutters, Typewriters,
Pencil sharpeners, Stamp
moisteners, Paper clips,
Smoking sets, Cash boxes,
Paper weights, Check punches
Desk Blotters, Daiaries,
Numbering machines, Check
recorders, Income Tax Rec
ords, Daters, etc, are always Z
acceptable to a business or
professional man.
LOOK! There are a lot Of
dandy pictures Of interest to
you that are ready for the
/ taking, and we have the
Camera that will give salts
factory results in the hands
Of an amateur, easy to ,operr
ate, and. at a price to suit any
Epurse- 'As
I The fAnsco IS Dackep sDy
Four personal guarantee, as
we'll as by the manufacturers,
who are among the most re-
liable and we'll known in the
Photographic world.
We also have the Eastman
line of films and supplies, and
do developing and printing
under the direction of one of
the best photographers in
| this section.
DOLLS, Dolls, and Dolls.
Every kind from Ragged
Ann to the big wax baby with (
glad clothes and goo-goo eyes
that open ana shut, and yellsl
mamma" and back again to
Tom and Bel Tinker. 't'i
i A good assortment of toys
of the better class still remain
as well as many of those that
, sell from 10e to 50c.s.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-21
GAMES Of eYery name and

GAMES of every name and
nature, for indoor and outdoor
use. Archarina, Quoits,
Tiddledewinks, Dotto, Jack
straws, Checkers, Playing
Cards, Authors, Dominoes,
Pit, Rlinch, Rock, Parchessi,
etc. n Tl a
RICH? Safety first. Don't
let your gold gambol around
your pocket, it might find a
hole somewhere, or it will
rattle out sometime when
you are standing on your
head. Always place. it in a
good pocketbook or purse, to
be had here in greatest va
riety.
Also billfolds, card cases,
money belts, gents toilet KITS,
(the kind the boys found so
handy while in the army.
INDULGE in a piece of Art
bric-a-brac. Brighten up the
home with a beautiful vase,
jardenier, fern dish, or any
one of a hundred different no.
velties in brass and pottery.
Door knockers, candle
sticks, ash. trays book racks
and ends, Irvine holders, and
an endless chain of knic-
knacks.
SPORTING goods. There
is not space enough here to
enumerate, but suffice it to
say there is hardly anything
in this line which one could eX
pect to find in an up-to-date
sporting goods store which we
do not stock.
WRITING. One can't make
q decent mark in the WORLD
without proper equipment
We stock four makes of Foun
tain pens, but our reputation
on the Conklin and Sheaffel
pens, and with them will fl
any hand with a pen that will
give pleasure in writing, o.
money back.
We are exclusive represen
tatives in this territory TO
the famous "Onoto' ink pen
cils--an imported article tina
has made a wonderful hit il
this country as welhas abroad
1t looks and writes like a pen
Gil, but fills like a fountain pc,
" with ink. The claim is mad
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-21

READ. We have nearly |.
four thousand books in stock
to suit any age, purse or
taste.
Special pains taken to select |
wholesome books for boys and !
girls. Picture books for the
tots. Great variety of popular
copyrights for their elders.
Bibles, Prayer-books, Diction-
aries, Cook Books, Standard
Poets and new Fiction.
INGERS0LL Watches,
guaranteed by the makers to
give satisfaction. A good
watch for little money, for old
or young. Compasses to di-
rect you home, Pedometers to
tell you how far you have
hoofed it, and Flashlights to-
Brighten the way.
'SNOWSHOES. Our own
line made especially for US
they will not sag. This is our
guarantee, and we will give
you a new pair if they do not
prove all we claim for them.
Besides this line, we have the
Penobscot, and Tubb shoes.
Northland and Strand Skis,
Flexible Flyer and other sleds,
Spaulding and Union Skates,
Toboggans and Ski Sleds.
WILL there be a Victrola in
your home this Christmas?
Victrolas, Grafanolas and
Sonoras. Unquestionably the
three best Talking Machines,
if we,oan depend upon the say
50 of the greatest musicians in
the world and the recorded
Judgment of men, chosen for
the purpose at all the great
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-08
ALFRED STREE,

hath Gas and electricity Hot Watei heat Concrete
cellar House in the best colloito1
900 block South Alfred Street. Two houses. Very
GOOD investment
PATRICK STREET
300 block South Patrick Street Frame, 3 rooms
and bath. Gas. Newly papered and panied Uooo
basement.
300 block South Patrick Street. Frame, I rooms
and bath Electric lights basement Good back yard
300 block South Patrick Street. Frame house,
rooms and BATH Electric lights. Recently renovated
COLUMBUS STREET
5OO block North Columbus Street Frame s rooms
and bath. Gas and electricity. Two good garages
House is in very good condition
500 block North Columbus Street Brick Two
apartments five rooms, bath and kltchenette each.
Gas, large basement. Side and back yards
HENRY STREETS
100 block South Henry Street. Frame, 8 rooms and
bath. Gas Basement. Large back yard. House in
good condition.
loo block South Henry Street. Frame, rooms and
bath Electric lights and gas. Basement. Back yard.
This house is cheap and can be bought on easy terms
PITT STREET
200 block South Pitt Street. brick, rooms and
bath Gas and electricity. The price and terms are
very reasonable.
300 block South Pitt Street Brick rooms and
bath. Cellar Gas and electricity. Large yard.
300 block North Pitt Street. Frame, rooms and
bath Good basement. Easy terms.
LEE STREET
Near Shipyard new room brick house. Bath,
electricity and gas. Heat. Concrete cellar.
600 block South Lee Street. Brick 6 rooms and
bath Gas and electricity. Heat. Good cellar.
700 block South Lee Street. room frame near
shiDyarC Has electric lights gas ETC. Can be bought
on very reasonable terms. Newly papered
We have a large list of suburban properties which
we will be glad to give you any information about
or show them to you.
Also a number Of farms, both large and small.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-08
PICkETS TAKE TO AIR

Barred from the streets surround
ing the British embassy, in Wash
ington, pickcts yesterday took to the
air. From a flying machine they
rainel down packages of leaflets,
espousing the Irish cause, and chal-
lenged the police to Come up end
stop them. There being no sky
cops in the national capital. no ar
rests were made. Four land pickcts,
however, who vcnturcd out earlier
in the day were arrested and held in
the house Of detention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-08
sCoLnY UNDER pIcKETs FIRE
Parade Before State Department
II With Expeerpts From Speech:
- by Him

~. Dy III"
& Washington, April 8.-Bainbrldge
Colby, Secretary Of State, was the
target for the Irish pickets yester-
day. =.
Temporarily snspending their ac-
tivities in front of the British En-
bassy, the women this afternoon APP
peared suddenly In front Of the State
Department bearing aloft banners
inscribed with quotations from a
speech made by Mr.. Colby in New
York following the Irish Easter up
rising of 1916, when nearly, q score
of Sim Feiners were shot down.
The quotations carried We're as
follows:
81 cannot stand by mute and pas
sionless as these votive offerings are
laid upon the affairs of patriotism. +"
4The death Of your martyrs has
called into existence millions OF
Irishmen by principle
"There is not scintilla of legality
in England's claim to rule Ireland. =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-08
THIRD TRIAL POSTPONED

Winchester. Va, April Tho
third trial of w. c. (Kid) Hall, OF
Danville, the state prohibition agent
charged with shooting and killing
Raymond Shackelford and Lawrence
Hudson, alleged bootleggers on the
Valley turnpike, near Fishers Hill
March 26, 1919, was postponed a:
Manassas owing to the absence OF
Louis o. WendenburS, chief counsel
for the accused, who is in New
Mexico The case was continued un-
til the June term. AT the other two
trials the jurics disagreed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-08
JOHNSON HAS LEAD

Returns From 1928 Precincts Make
Senator's Victory More Certain
Detroit, April Returns from
1923 precincts out of 2,42l in the
State showed little change early
last night in the u.se eswsA sts
ator Hiram ". Jchasea and Major
General Leonard Wood for the Re-
publican Presidential Endorsement OF
Michigan voters.
In the Democratic contest, Cover
nor Edwards. of New Jersey, FORGE
ahead of Herbert Hoover
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-08

today when Judge Langan, who.
granted the divorce, appeared at the .
Office of Attorney General Fowler
and announced ne would demand the
appointment of a special committee
TO investigate the whole matter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-08
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
firm of Rowzec and Davis, conduct
ing grocery store at Potomac, Ar
lington county, Va, was dissolved
bv mutual consent or March 30,
1920. The business will ss CON
Quoted by A. 3. Rowzqe in his name
7y-3p. Iuc?an A. Davis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-08
/, cULb WAVE HURTS FRUIT
Peaches, Apples and Pears, How
ever, Not Touched

Hagerstown, Md, April S.-Apri-
cots and early cherries were frozen
in some sections Monday night dur
inc the cold wave that struck the
Western Maryland fruit belt. The
mercury fell, during snow flurries,
to seven degrees below freezing.
Peach. apple and pear buds cs.
capped the freeze. High winds drove
the moisture from the buds and
saved them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-08
FAIRFAX STREET

300 block South Fairfax Street. frame rooms
and BATH electric lights. large back yard garage.
House in splendid condition.
500 block South Fairfax Street, 3 six room frames
good buy for anyone wanting home near the
Shpyard. h,1a
ing suitable for business purposes or apartments.
CAMERON STREET
500 block Cameron Street Brick, II rooms ana
bath. Gas Hot-ar heat. Good condition
500 block Cameron Street. Large detached brlck
ID rooms and BATH Electric lights, hot-alr heat very
large side and back yards. 1
600 block Cameron Street. Brick 10 rooms ana
BATH Hot-water heat Electric lights.
PRINCE STREET
400 block Prince Street Brick, II rooms and Z
baths Electricity and gas. Hot water neat In very
good condition. ,o4,.
900 block Prince Street Brick IA rooms and BATH
Hot water heat, electricity and gas. Large lot.
1000 block Prince Street Brick, IL rooms and bath.
Electricity and gas. House recently remodelleu.
1900 block Prince Street. Frame. rooms anu
bath. Large back yard. ,
1900 block Prince Street Brick, rooms and pain.
Hot-air heat electricity and gas Nice SIDE anu oacN
yards.
WILKES STREET
100 block Wilkes Street Frame, rooms ana
ROYAL STREET
200 block South Royal Street, Brick, rooms ana
bath All modern conveniences. Back yard. This prop
erty can be bought on good terms.
200 block North Royal Street brick houses, III
rooms each and bath. Gas and electricity Concrete
cellars large back yards
200 block North Royal Street. story brick Or
flee room and five room modern apartment Elec-
tricity gas and.hot water heat.
200 block North Royal Street. Brick, 6 rooms AMI
bath. Gas. Hot-water heat. 7 =
PRINCESS STREET
1900 block Princess Street. Frame, s rooms and
bath. Electric lights, good basement House in fine
condition
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-08
pHALUEs}EDs
Count And American Girl Unite:
i'm Paris

COUNT Ahu hHeftctii' On
in Paris
Paris, April 7.-Helene Harper
daughter of Donald Harper, an
American lawyer, and Count Alean-
DIRE de st. Phalle were married yes
terday at Mr.. Harper's chateau ! IN
Nievre Monsignor Bilbaut, Bishop OIL
Movers. officiated.
The brides witnesses were ti Ie
Countess Marcelle Gianotti and Col.
Miro de Bettignien, and the bride
groom's his brothers. Count Ciauu e
and Count Bernard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-08
PICkFORD CASE TO BE PROBED

Carson City. New, April s.
Any doubt that thorough investi-
CATION is in store for Mary Pick
ford's divorce decree was removed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-08
DAYLIGHT BILL PASSED
Massachusetts Measure Awaits
Governors Action

Boston, April S.-The bill provld-
ing daylight saving for the state,
beginning April %, was in the
hands of Governor Coolidge last
night awaiting his. signature or veto
1t was given final passage in the
Senate this afternoon to complete
the action taken by the House yes
t1-dsv.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-08
HOMES FOR SALE
DUKE STREET

100 block Duke Street Two frames, five rooms
each Good cellars, Recently remodeled.
1900 block Duke Street. Frame, II rooms and
bath This can be bought very cheap and on easy
terms. az
All nav good rentals and have good tenants Fine
investment ,,
400 block Duke Street. Brick, 6 rooms and bath
Gas In good condition.
$500 block Duke Street Frame, rooms and BATH
Gas, large lot. Can be bought cheap
QUEEN STREET
300 block Queen Street Brick, rooms Gas. Large
cellar and large back yard House in good condition.
Can be bought easy terms
700 block Queen Street. Brick, rooms ahosoa1f.
Gas and electricity. Concrete cellar.
Several frame houses in 1000 block Queen Street.
at reasonable prices and terms
KING STREET
In the 200 block King Street, a line business To-
cation for wholesale business
800 block King Street Two good business prop
critics.
-Four business places in the 700 block Of King
Street
900 block King Street Three business properties
for sale
1000 block King Street Five residences and one
business property.
100 block King Street. Two business places for
sale cheap
1900 block King Street. Two fine business proper
ties
1900 block King Street Residence, can be remodel
led into store and apartments This IS the best buy
on King Street
King Street Road (Rosemont). very desirable :
building lot 65X12O
EDWIN B. GARTH
62I KING STREET PhoNE:losz
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-19
Interesting New Books.
Edw1lris-Vanished halls and cathe.
drals of France.

Interesting New Books.
EdwartiS-Vanished halls and cathe.
drals of France.
This American artist and tourist
long familiar with the ravaged re-
gions of northern France describes
and pictures the now vanished glories
of Reims, Noyon. Arras, Leon, Verdun
St Quentin, and many other towns
and villages which were destroyed in
the war The volume is beautifully il
lustrated, printed on specially made
paper, and richly bound.
Hubbard-Introductio to the study
of landscape design.
This book will serve as /. general in
PRODUCTION to the subject for those
whose interest in it is purely that of
appreciation and enjoyment of land
scape designs and natural landscapes.
1t win be the best guide available to
the landscape architect and to the per
son who takes pride in the beauties of
his own country place. 1t is of unique
value to the supervisor of the city
plans and the park superitnendents
Ogg-National governments and the
world war.
This book deals mainly with COM
parative government and undertakes
to show what the heritage and genius
of the principal peoples lately engag-
ed in the world war havev meant in
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-19
SIN, rag Exhibited.

The beautiful silk flag which was
presented to the American Legion by
The Daughters OF the Revolution here,
has been loaned to the County Library
and Is being exhibited at the east end
OF the adult reading room.
New Books fer Children.
Altsheler-Sun of Quebec.
Ames--Curly of the Circle Bar.
Arnadottir-When 1 was a girl in
Iceland.
Baney-Tale of Cuffey Bear.
Burtop--Trail makers.
Collins-Boys' airplane book.
cooke-Nature myths and stories
Dann-Junior songs.
Davies-Lttle freckled person
Fabre-Field, forest and farm
I'isher-Resources and industries of
the United States.
Gilchrist-Cameron of Hignboro.
Gray--Kathleen's probation.
I4amprey-In the days of the guild.
I4anier-Book of bravery.
I.indsay-Joyous travellers.
NIajor-Bears of blue river.
aIarten-Manual training.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-19
REALTY TRANSFERS

Henry NJ. Bird to C. p. Christian
sl6Oo. mete and bound description in
So Ia Sec. 2, TIP. 5, y. r. 35
Fred Phillips to W. b. Reese s25oo.
Mete and bound tract in Sc Ia Sec.
%, TIP. 6, n. r. 35.
Howard e. Warfield to Noah I. sipe
WIS. Mete and bound tract in Sc / a
Sec. ?, Tp. S, n. r. 35.
Earnest w. Mcqueen to r. II. Ed
wards $500. Lot 10. Block 6, River
side Add Milton.
! Effie B. Sagar to Clarence l.. Mors.
| Lots 4, 8, 6 and 7, and S 1-2 Lots 3
and s, Block S6, original town of Free
water
Henry Miller to John Todhunter 81.
Lots l and 2, Block 1, Halstead's End
Add. Echo
Gertie Hart to Susan Tucker s1.Oo.
Lands in Sec. "a, TIP. 4. y. r. 35.
Flora Bigman to Susan Tucker 81.
Same description as above.
Adam Ruppe to Edith A. Ruppe ST.
Cne-half interest SW Ia Sec. II: Sc
IA Sec. Is; SW Ia Sec. 20, TIP. 8, n.
Il. 33.
Fred Kraft to Albert Smith $1,000.
lots 20 and "a. Block 10 of the sub
division of Lot B. Hermiston.
J. T. Brown. Admr to Elizabeth l.. |
Sheets $3.50. Lots 1 and ?, Block 2,
Etna.
Walter Ranhala to May Steen Roth |
rock 1000 SW Ia Sec. IL. TIP. 3, n.
r. 80.
Walter L. Blessing to II. ]. Stillings
Si.00 S 1-2 S 1-2 NV Ia Sec "a. TIP.
8. y. r. 90.
Preston-Shaffer Milling Co to Mil
ton Elevator co. $500. Lots IS and
10. Block 3, Wrights' Add. to Milton.
Robert r. Chapman to James Harris
sr s25oo. Mete and bound tract in
SW Ia Sec. 25. TIP. 5. N. r. 36
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-19

the shaping of contemporary political
institutions and ideas. 1t seeks also
10 describe the great changes wrought
In governmental organization and pro-
cedure during the war. and to point
out the major political problems that
remain for settlement during the early
years of peace.
Rooseveit-Africang game trails.
rms is panorama of the hunting
experiences of Mr.. Roosevelt and his
son Kermit in Africa in 1909 and 1910
In the spirit of the lover of wild ma
ture and the keen hunter of big game.
Mr.. Roosevelt narrates his adventures
IN the region which he alludes to as
the great fragment out of the long
buried past of our race"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-19
Mathlews-Boy scout baok

7 Mathlews-Boy scout book
stories
Pearson-Bird study book.
Pearson-Stories of bird life.
Pearson-Tales from Birdland.
Phillips-Wee Ann
Plutarch--Tales of the Greeks.
Price--Blue magic.
st. Nicholas-Elephant stories.
Scoville-Boy scouts in the wilder
ness
Skinner-Pearl story book.
Smith-Good old stories.
Walsh-Boy vigilantes of Belgium.
Winslow-Healthy living.
Young-Winter adventures of three
boys in the great lone land.
MONTHLY REPORT
Statistics for May, 1920.
Registration of readers:
Central. juvenile .-........... 10
Central, adult 49,, %
AZ
Branches, adult .........-..s IS
Branches, Juvenile ........... IS
Total los
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-19
a Strong Weed.

Have you anything against lib
ler?"
Nothing serious"
"Well2"
Il simply dislike the way he has OF
parking his six-eent cigar on the cor
ner OF my new mahogany desk when
he comes in TO talk business.
ingham Age-Herald.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-19
\ Fellow Feeling.

Flatbush-I see Boston has a
French war brides club.
Bensonhurst-Aren't these brides "A
bit early in beginning to use clubs? p
Yonkers Statesman.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-19
DIR. Lynn X. Blakeslee

Chronic and Nervous Diseases and
Diseases of Women. X-Ray Electro
Therapeutics.
Temple Bldg. Room IL
Phone 416
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-19
DIR. C. H. DAY

Physician and Surgeon
Osteopath
Rooms 2s and 25 Smith Crawford
Building.
'eiephone p4 Res. 749-R
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-06-19
HERMAN CLAUSSENIUS
Special Agent
Idaho State Life Insurance

An Old Line Company that does all
its business in the west
210 Beauregard st. p. O. Box SO
Phone 227-W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-20
Which Is the Better Investment

Which Is the Better Investment
for the Same Amount?
AN HONEST To-GOoDNEss'' Used
CAR OR A MEDIOCRE NEW ONDf
THINK or THIS AND COMPARE
OUR OFFERINGS JUST NOW in our
USED CAB DEPARTMENT.
EVERY USED CAR WE SELL We
AIM 70 MAKE a NEW FRIEND ron
WE HAVE ONLY FEW CARS.
HARPER-OVERLAND CO..
Fr. 1907. l128-ll3O Conn. Ave.