La Grande evening observer., October 10, 1922, Image 4

Tuesday, .October .10, 1M2.
PAGE FOUR;
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
La Grande Evening Observer
AM IMHCl'KNIiKNT M';VHIAIi:il.
Published dully mid wcikly t Ii
Qrand'i, On-Hun, tiy I -it Crfinde Kven
lug ubM-rvtr I'unlhdiinjf Company,
MIUCIO DUXNJ& Kditor.
Entnrrd at ine 1'oMofrien nt La Crundi
Oregon, hm Hi-utid 'lima ,MM1 IUut,
Address nil onitiu jih-h Duns to 'I'll I
OUSKKVKIt. Hlli Adam Ave., i,:,
Grande, OrKon.
tl ItSCKII'lluV II A TIC fl.
By Currier
Dully, per month ... '
Pally, MT-thri'n month
Dally, (mt nix mo.. In utivaticu $..u
HHIIT. piiikih rnuv
CI TV AM Clll S V OKVIClAb
iAiii:iu
By Hull.
Dally, pfr year, in Huwmcfi ;-o-
Daily, mix month a, In aiHunce MI'
Dally, Hi r e iikhiIiih In a-iva nc,...1 1 .-
Onlly, pi-r nmril n &J'
Weekly OliM -rvcr-St.ir, by niatl.
p'ir yenr, in ndv.ioeii . t' '''
On sab in other onea-- orrtfon lml
Wun KI;iti'l J'drlli" ltd : Imperial N--StJind.
l-irH;iP(l; Mult noma b Nowr
Hinitd. I'opilwnd
JIlKtllli III OK A(it IA 1 IJt 1111
Tllf AfH-!lt!td iT.-f IB fJCt IUKlVfl
entitled lu II-.. for iilli'-nll'tn of ah
in s .li.M.H! -lu cr-dind to II o- not
otherwise r . diii-.t mi Uii" r, am
illt-o tl r lor,-,i t. v .u;i!i .li. d ln.-r, n.
All rU-M ' f r -fiiltlii-ntion M'eeifi
diKpMlihtd l"-rt- ali-o wr r--rv-d
II1IILK TUMI (.11 r
;oi is ci:A''i"r
incfltiil.
kfmin. ss.
N. if i
I ()K TODAY
Thou ai
y. i ;u-ious i
ninj of hi
THE OFFICE CAT
BY JUNIUS-
Wasting Energies
the Inert;
r Hint boMs elvill-
The vigorous l'inlit .stai'tiiiH' over iin initiiilive incisure on tlti- if ..u iiw'i any kihii.iiii nn.i
Imllot purUimiiK tit piiviilo :iikI purorliuil schools is entirely mil ot : ,i,lk,.y cjamis.
place in Onion's state affairs. At least that i.s tile way it seem.s;ir ... i r ..1.1 ,icire r..r 0"-
. , ' , ,. . I I. ... 1 I.I ...... L.....,,l Wolliell lltlll 1 1 1 Willi',
10 il large milliner 01 voters im ii.ik; an i,u.m;u iiiutiK ilium Am 1iM. t IkmikIiIm
linos, and who liclieve in ivcouiiizira lwvit and woith in ;.ny ma m iinrius iih-uiikii
neliool whether it i.e pulilic, private or parochial. j 5 "'" ; U ' m V, 'i' 7. u-U il. J
The statement that the pa.s.sinj,' of such a bill w ill increase thej .m,,,,'',' ki.''.'
tax burden because additional school houses w ill have to be erected j
tojiouse the children now attending private schools, is quite true.
!llt, were it necessary to have such an expenditure m order to
educate children, it w. tdii be money wvl1 :-penl
However, it is not. The editor of the Kveninjr Observer at
tended public schools aid a rreshyt"Haa Sin-lay school in er.-'y
life, but we never dei.iul others Hum- ii;:l,ls i., attend a jr.'.v iic
ki'IiooI il' lii desired ,nd could iifl'ir.-d to dn so. Neither -l.i we
ever find fault wilh ii'joiie who alt.'irii f i.'.ner .Sunday .-cho.iisj , iiv
or other churches that we attended. J.iiinn
Somehow, we cannot help thinking the deciding vote; of;
Oregon has been reared much as we have in that respect, and we;,nM
cannot ilium Ih's stale will rceislei a vote cvimiik e'ery j.i iv ite 1 1. n .
school in the state. It would be about as consistent to close nil j J"'-''"'
higher institutions of learning except those supported by public j
money. Jn fact, were this school program once started there is! '
no end to it. , ,
Oregon needs all the energy of her people on economic qiies
ions at the present time, and certianly it is a waste of energy to
fight a school fight like the one that is sponsored in the ballot
measure.
o ;
England is lilu; a broke man easy to compromise. Tlio .
Turks bargain with England shows that. ' I i
i
(, i
llailroad traffic is almost back to noimal, according to tlic;i
news dispatches, liut what is norma ?
0
Waller and P-cn have not met yet at any of county fairs, but
there i.s plenty of time.
The wiian In rilKht oflon I'lUs lit
Willi)" Ut UlC IlltU Of II" llfiltM U BCC
011(1. KinotiuiiK, Hiicli an nuilili-n IriKM.
itrl on tli. human Htuinui-li, cuimlliff
It lu Hltf-r in Hliuiir. j
Aiiioiik rullro.ul workma II Ih u pop-!
illur HlipciHtitlon that oil'' dlmmlm1 will'
KllOI'lly 1)1. rullUWCil hV I WO llllUM'H.
The whlK'Hl U'olli In llu world aro;
naiil lo he founil umonx Hip inn work-'
Iiik un Hiiitiii- plantiilloiiH. who are tel-j
WdVH fhfrwiliK mil:.ir ram'.
Throwin,; ciinlclll at wpilillneii In
iiiii I.onilon cliiirch now cohU an uil-j
lilloiml 10 KhillhiEH In l'.v for Hm
Iroiihln of rlcarlni: II nwav.
l-:inhl ton or th'a.l mU( were re-!
-!! 1 i - collfi-tfl iifar imr IliiK'1 slori.i
of yIimiI. Iii-Ioiikiiik o the I Ei-il I
latvcriinicnt. In A ii.t'ii lia. j
"n. Aiislraliitn iltiKWiiiili linn of-!
rirlnti-il at fluvt'li IhoiiManil inarrlnKi'.H.
wlitHi works out oni' a .lav lor thirty
yearn, hu'liiillnir Sun. lava.
M tin. fool of Masara rails. Hie
ritl.St llll-I IOV. Unrrai-e of Hie water w feet liiBher
I, vol.',. f... Uw prollv ro'l.u ami y.,ii "''''f'"1"" ,hi"i at the l-le. '-
IMIK I" IMU 1H"MUM? HI ll.ll.l.
A Hlclliim liny iit;-.l I'li-vcn, who
(t;iiv -in i-hlhloii ( ht pnwotH ln
jfniM the f'jtilN Ar:i'i-Miv of Hfifilc,
jwiiK .'i Me (o milve ol'f-liainl 1 1 r moi(
; ilt f rh-u It ni'iMnnfllc;tl piolih-niH. tlmujjn
! ln could ncllher i-ishI nor write
t nine u "u,Pii id 'i;in oi lii'tntm in
nii-itl r'l,r,,l,-' '""I Anii't tra i.s only 40 ami
;.; Ktiuiiiin'M rcsjii'ciivfiy. t;iv hie ,i
Itotil worhl outinii to the present
Slime of iilxnit IT" ('.iliitiieH, or
proiiiiitlely fie mid one-luilf niincps.
I lit M (.11 Is OI'' M 1 1 H U.l - I :. I U llh IIh live inillion odd pi Intel
Vi.uiiu idiaM iin! will oiitjiik'li ; M ine J vol imieM. the IlrllLsli Mnscuin l.lhrnry
in ti i mI I ! -ii;;ril tiH'l. can elnliii I lie d lm iml ion of held; the
i j hiriri'st hi th Woi Id, so far hh tin-
1. ..pie ItcMM-iillv slalid on a Ml I -vl ! iHiinhr of IIh hook i enneeriioit.
. ..I w1m-ii it Id!!'- I"i:di would .- t hi-in Mor.- Iliini .-Uty miles of sh-U.-H have
. s.:.t no front. ll's tilt! nniilf wa ! ,,,,r" ''Me, hit o 1 1 -.iiiKlt lull to acrunio-
witii inc.
New M. F. G. Ginghams
Arc distinctive jn .pattern bright in colors
that are fast our best quality
to fl
d I of a in. in In live within
' these ii:: II has ol - :
lilli.w h,-iK to rfo out an
r dolhii .tt every llnic It
h. .
late them.
At Jliieklnchtiiii 1'ilai-e there Ih n
wonderfnl eloek made ! Iwiplne. who
rsl;ihlMhel it Witt eh t'aelory ill Oeliev.i
under the iliteelioii of Volluire. hilii-
m If. This (dock lakes the form of a
neurons' head and the hour niimenilH
are shown in one of her eyes, whilst
in the oilier nre the minute divisions.
The eloek in ensures nea rly three feel
In holKht, iiml is niannil icently ot H.i-nienled.
EditorialsFrom
Over the Nation
I'llllJl' (illlliS III SI.N IS
. Oltta
N'ew York Times: Mtived, pvl -'
(lent ly, by recent rn in men I in t Ills '
eon n try on I lie Iti'llinis w ho come
lHTO to deliver leeltui's. one of llp-tn,
HI r I'liillp Cfhhs, eonl rihules lo Hie
Lundiiiarlt, (he llttln m;iL.raiim wliieli
speiikH Tor llie J'int'JIslp-Spi'iikin
1'n Ion. nn iirlhlo in whieh. not mi
tki II fully, or hiofiortHrly, he ih
fe mis I his nnn h-el iMeizeil prm liee.
lie ndmltH Unit most of these e( -lureiH.
If not nil of Ihem. were
finite unversed hi phiM'nrni nt'lii, iimt
thai many of litem had nullum: in
pnrlleuhir to suy. or uolhlni: that
I hey had not feally said In their
hooks, lie insists hoV4'ver. t hat
these are pol Mtlliiletit reasons ell It
er for seolditiK or fur deriding sued
visitors, ami sii.vh I hut the auditors
who tliouuht they f:ot litlle or
liotliiuu tor the A i trim dolhu s
put t hn iimh l he hn ni i k e window s
Wore them-elves to hlaitle fur liieit
ilisappolnt uient. They hail no rn -Hoiinlile
epert;tllon of troltitt;: inure
Muni I hey did. and, if they were nni
wllliuu In pay lor the sa 1 1:-! :iti mn
of their rtiriosily as to the apjear-
Illlee Of people alioilt hotll I heV
Ihey shonl.l
Slate:i merely to p i I il. money lor
whhh they juake a return . pour.
Sir I'hiiin enters a nlen of both
justil'ieiilioii :i ml denial. on the
one h'iml, Ihe lei tniers t'et only j
what the Ano-i Kan puhlie v,
hiK In p:iv for w hat I In-y li.n e to i
offer, iind, on Ih" other, mosi of ' y
Iheiiv really, do huvc t!ie ide;i thnlj
ilutVntn-iiriiiliT1iiifi: lo l.Ml us' whal
we oimhl lo hear. Kor Ihe nota- ' .InnUn
hililies or notorieties who. after a iron )
hrlef vi.ot, l'o home ami wrtle spile-j Head
fill wtttteistns ahot't tis or tilings Ull- is ;
' t hat ate ptieful wil hunt hehm wit - j .1 tiiikn
ty - Sir Philip has no dei'euso. j
His own I real meiii h: the I'niiod I 1 1
Slates, he says, al wu : has heeti !wlm
' iiiiNpilaliie. eonlial and .uettel'otis. '
.Certainly his n n writings iJioul iim
illMVe hi-ell the ee'Si. 'of Spili lltl. :
and I hot) i: It . as a hd tit er, he did i
, tiol shun, evt-n hi Ihe tl i tit t:ai,iw
'of which ln was a unit , no body '
heVJ'Uilres llllll tile ;)nllai',s ho tooK
, leii'k lo IlllL'latld V.'e remoti!ier,!
him ;tv 1.1 no in; the ahl -d and the ,
tno-t t!ionm of tiio war t orri'Sjioud-'
lOttis ami l m to locket w hat lie has I
wiitti n tit the mood of "novv il tan
bo told'
i hi: i i t mi.
'1 n ilir mob on the street tlu- ollt-
r .b.v C,nt a eop tried to hold 'em ; JJ JJ j; JJ ( (J
n. lie rat d tin help 'iml the Ser-
;. :,iil bronchi out a plato.m. j; IN Till', DAY'S NMWK
Some iikiIi. Two women fnhiteil.
ov hroho a le--. man lost his hn'.!: j; ( tJ jj ;t ;? j; J
b.ttie lorn. No Mich excitement . K,.ni.y mbot l.ndjro of Maaehti'i
e ti in Ion or twenty ea rs. Teriili. ,.ts. who is to open his campaign to
"inallv Ihe police ..1 On- cimihi- of 'I ((,y fur re-eleelion lo (he I'lliU-d Slates
11 separated ftom n taimle ami look semile.'is the Itepuhlican floor lead
' ' to Ihe staliou, where hIio wms ,,. ln Mm. n(.P house and Ihe oldest
I ' an,! rost for d 1st :i t hini; Ihe mtiiilier" of tli.it hodv hi point of see
'' . ' ire. Senator l.oduo Is n Harvard
mm) Ihe next I.iiip on ::, on I he J Knt .,. jlM nl(ir of ,.niineiiee. wil U
(." i:ii) the ju.U'e. "so( thai 'nr ull in-adeuiie honors as his reward.
is painP d, ex hrows pen. ile I, ! nmny years he has stood htjrh ill
s are short, hair fats. 1 ever-.,.,, ,iner eoiilteils of Ihe 1 teimMlcii n
It's all rtuht for you ,., Vi .h-afllnwr Its plnllorins and pre
l. but the piddle sal- siding over Homr of its hlstorie natton
i you took hki; the a niitherini-s. I.onir service on Ihe
home!" 1'nrHL'ii nd:iliuis com III it t er of Hi
-" 'senate has made htm especially Well
TI l II I ; I C I :. ! versed In Ibtnys pertainiim to the tlip-
I'lnn batkwani. turn baekwatd, oh I unill 1 1(. ,.Ureer of Ihe Culled Slates
time in thy ill:!'!. .,,) t.i Its more or less clearly defined
Ami make ihe old fogies nier,. j untlr' r;, t ioiuil ptdieles; so thai, whether of
lor tonh;hl, tu pnrty In power or Ihe party out
l-:iijoin-4 our dances, short skirls nil I f ,,f(U(.r, he h ;s been ealletl in i.
strife. 'advice the eveentivi- in limes of im-
whal a kick Ihey would k1'' usual stress ami .liffietilty in conncc
)' ! lin.n with Iciielirti ali'iilrs.
ki
(hint;-, iin'slo nil .'
to ii.i obi fashion
-t deman-ls tliat
rest of 'em or sl,i
"Any
'or the
"Anv
llli'li iy Ida
c soft heat
a'.rs, paper, old
Vo. co iiiviiy, m
suniiner."
i mply boMli-s'.'"
d most by those
t: :: it :: it ti u :i
Ton a y s a n i v i ;i ts a i ! 1 1 ;s
onio ri I :i n nMi:v noiin,
(Churn 'ree. I t n t cpt milcinv in tie
V .N t nlon. (.. I'. , .p, -- Hcl. oder.
. H:.shp was a 1 Mm n Creek call
Tin
.In
hi- kil drop
If I. ICe OJ, til
I.. t)lf I It
iVa s
para -
:: it tt tt tt tt t: ti t: :: t:
1 M n- - Ouiseppe .Mario, one of tin
meatest of leiinr singers, born lu Sar
dinia. Hit 'I in Home, I eeember 11
I ss:i.
It.
tol.,f
l
I A IIM I IHN
SMAIPN
CM ilars,
"That's Ihe filth time
I me if I ant this acuuui
tl nlM' i it'll II UIU."
"I SI lei k I'm s..r-
l.ilt ta t We-k I Sold one
ho Hiouhl it was a saXo
oniethlHL'. Ami he ln.nl--lose
mi jnlt hecause he
v -i d.l Hho-k Joe1' on the
lMrj -The first ehu
apolls was oi uaui.ed I
I MiT. other I". M
sio ei nor of J n. liana, wi
paralysis.
is;.- Willi.
I .incoln's seei
Auloirn. N. Y.
May 1 I. I so .
IN'M A coi
a railway to t
ico with the I1
ls:7 ello'
i:
vh ill ludtnu
, Hie Haptists.
Ion. the war
s stricken with
ward. President
slate, died tt
t l-'loi ida, N. Y..
Urtll'lA DRESS GINGHAMS
30c yd.
No nihiT line of (MnKhnms show thu exclusive
il.siKus and nlniintu foiinil In our M. C.
tiiiililiants. A fin al immr.V worth i- offered
in every yanl of lliln nialerlnl. innl I it I i vi tl tt it I
tasles lire sure l.i he wilisl'ioil for Iheru is a
Kroat variety of iKtllenis.
M. 1'. ('. Ciimhams have heen m oureil, shrunk'
n.nl finished aironlinK lo Ihe highest standards
known Hi inehes wide. J'riieil uOc a yard.
llay now be had in colors
l.iuiia is that iiu:r.!nr linen sulislilule iliat
this slore sells exelusively. il is innde expressly
for ti s In white and eolors. Thu while, eonies
In Illi. 41, Gt mill C:l-lueh widlhs. The eolored
eomes only in ihe :I6-Inih width mid is very
new here. The eolors are fast.
PrieeU from 25c lo Cue yard.
Silk Jersey
PETTICOATS
Special at
$2.95
While Ihe iiuaulily fasls these are very un
usual values, lor nil are taken rroni reiiular
stocks odd lols, sizes and eolors selling le;u
litrly at J4.50 anil Sa.llti.
l'lleed now fur elearanee at each.
Thousands of
NEW HAN DKERCIIIEES
Plain, hemstitched, colored, einbrolilered and
two lone every kind of handkerchief you could
wish for. Many (hat are especially suitalile for
yifts nre of fine linen, hand-made and hand-
embroidered. Also colored linen, wilh embroid
ered corners. Thousands of Ihem all prices.
Sale of J
WOOL HOSE
IliKhi now when you fed I lie chill around
vour ankles i.t Hie ti.no when you think most
ol ihe woolen hose and what is new. Wo are
showno; an unusual larse assorluienl of wool,
silk and wool and lisie mixes lliat will please
everyone.
Mosi noteworthy at present, however, lire
Ihe two sales in this ileparlmelil.
at )9c pair
- there are wool and mercerized lisle ribbed
hose in all Hie new shades and h.-alher mixtures.
The-e are in all sizes and are values (hat ordi
narily sell lor tl 25.
M( e Window
and
SILK and WOOL at
$1.23
And every tu-w shade and heather mixture
all sizes. i;e;:ulars in Ihis Ktiide soil for $2.25.
Ail are tulk and wool. See window. C'ltoieo
al pair.
mand u neet or on the hattlefrotit north
of Toul, born at Lexington, Ky., til
yearn uro today.
Dr. I'Yhitjof Nuiisen, eeleiiiiiled Are
tie explorer, born ne-ir Christianhi, i I
ears ko today.
I'rinee Chiirles. second son of the
KIuk: of tlio HelKlans, horn ill Ilrussels,
lit years npo today.
Y;ilter II. Newton, representative
in Congress f Ihu I-'ifth .Minnesota
distrlet, born in Minneapolis, A'l years
iiK today.
William KiMifer, nuimtKer an
eiileher of the Chicago Nntinuitl leu
Kne baseball team, horn at liloomin;:
In lo, Mleh.. 34 years a so today.
:: tt :t tt tt :t :i ::
ONI! YMAIt AiO TOHAY
tt tt it tt it :t it :t tt tt
en t rtil America ii Kederat ion eaine
into existence.
New York A inerien lis heal New
York Nationals in fifth anie of
world's .series.
.ssioti was u'lanled for
neet Ho- Cily of Mex
iftc eoast.
I'ever appiand at (lal-
46 SACKS OF
Hated Hie fads relative to Ihe cement!
robbery and are still working on the'
case with consider ihle proi:i;ess made, j
The announce that they have several;
clues that may lead to the perpetrnt or j
of the deed and cvpoei lo ha e Ii Mil f
behind lock and key in a sliurl tune
Apparently the cement wtis carried
off In -a motor truck, rotabl operat
intr in the "wee smalt hours of the
ntuht.
SCHOOL CLOSED
THREE DAYS
The cornerstone, of the new Od I
l-YI lows' temple at Caldwell whh lull
Thnrsdav afteriiofm.
5!
sto
CEMENT TAKEN
Si'Honl, C,i SK!
Mn account of the Teachers' Insti
tute to he held at Haker Metoher U,
2 and HI. the !.a HtaiMle public
schools will be temporarily closed on
I hose day;. Today w.ll be (he last
day of school until the following Monday.
KoothaH practice, under the tub I:
of 1'ii.ii-h Heynohls, Will be held
t hrei: da s, however.
2inorecl5
and then"
had read or h
have slaved at 11
As lor Ihe i bar.
ciioiers tome nvi :
Illr
Ilia' siiih lor-
lo III.' rilile:
I. r.,n ri, l. . On
(mn ami ivrr.i;i::
: :: t: :: t: t:
Is'.'!! 'I'lie 'I'tansaal llepul.lie sent
an lilliiiiatiini lo (Ileal llritain iiu.l
two iIiivh later iinaded Natal. Which
IxL'an Hie Sniilli Al'llcall war.
lull III I 'allt'nriiia a iinn.l meiits I i
the e.niNt II nt nni. iiiclinl iter nn,. ltr w
niaii siillia:;.', i el e ailoeti .1 l.v tHitm-
lar M.le.
t: :: :: :: :t :: :: ::
riiii av s. 111 in lie s j:
mad"
The Dependable
Film in the
Yellow Box
Dl'piiill.ilil,' IhT.IIISO !!1-
I'oim lo a in. 11 k. il tli ;:Tiv.
1 VH'inl;ilili' In-run. 0 iU l.u -
itlllll' ,'M'llllil.: a C.ai'.iillM-
liiih.' varialini! in o.o
I.oatl with Kmlak
innl 1ft lis tin juiir
opi i i;v iiml "iiiilinp.
Voll'lC ,-U.f.
.-Hie.
Iilni
tert
The.
Kotl:l
Film mi i .ti f .shelve;
ill your .si.'.f
Red Cross Drug
Stoic
la-,! e.ir w l.or.l I
; .1 nt u e
i l IM I.Il llllll il of lll.li.l.
Kxeh.uiue. j ..-.In .
w it II each "III III lu. f.
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i, Inn.-. fin-Ill. -r Lord Chief
laiiilanil innl new Viceroy
in In Loudon, i;:' cara
f t.-
1 1-
1 1.
II. I Mine
n i-. M.-i :.l
HI. I'
Confidence
The sneci'ssfnl man has eonfifleiiee in himself,
lie also has confidence, in his banker.
This bank has enjoyed the confidence of its
thousands of clients through thirty-five years of
successful business and public service. v
We invite your confidence and offer you our
l est service in our business relations.
La Gs&r.tle National Bank
F
ROM HIGHWAY
Alberl Se. 1 S-yeit l'-oi Hoy Sc
wlm h It i'bil.idelnhia. Ma 1. to w
to SenlCr, I' .is arnx.d at .".tmp;i ;
le'' Thm -i.-v .,r i' ildwet) "
dijWill bi insr happiness to you
Thursday at , .(
ARCADE
I'orthind may have her expert check
artists, l-'risco may have u wonderful
crop of pickpockets iind New York
tn-iy have a "nuister criminal" but
( nlon county has Ihe best stealer of
cement in secti states.
Saturday afternoon eleven and one
half barrels of cement, or the cttmu
letit of 4i sacks, was piled on the high
way two miles west of Pert, in Its
usual place. Next tnorniiiK t he tar
p ill till I bat had been covering the
sacks looked slichtly suspicions and
the highway workers Investigated It
a ml found that t he cc incut hail been
stolen and lhat stove bolts had been
erected beneath the covering to yive
tt n natural appearince.
Su ira
la Calumet Vital Element
Mst Baklssg Powders lack
Don't use a leavener that does not
contain vvhite-of-egg. When you do
j'ou take chances you run the risk
of spoiling your bakings.
Then,
Klilliiu
two I
nlirht.
The
irpanlllis wei-i
.Ii, riff an.l III..
In.vnlt lo hiiniv. the
were stolen Smulav
Nearing the Noon
of Life
Willi mlvitnctiie Vfnrs,, (lie ;n
lilttes of daily lite become less
strenuous. As a result sonic of
Ihe bodily organs nttisL call on
Nature for aid.
OI K MINKKAL OIL
is especially valuable In pro
mothu fcfitttar action tit (he
bowels.
TIuk valuable remedy is super
ior to Ihe Hevero cathartics ami
purjiames which form hahtts.
Kspectally valuable during the
months of indoor living.
Phone .Main 40
The Economy BMdNQ POWDER
contains a small amount of white-cf-egg TIif
makes it possible for representatives of the
company to test it frequently for leavenintr
stremrth richtonthedt-nlp
but absolutely fresh stock is permitted'to remain
on the dealers' shelves. It must always be up
to the high Calumet standard.
C
CAlUMEb
Pirn
Remember the white-of-egg
in Calumet protects
the success of your
bakings. It is the eco
nomical positive bake
day aid and its sale is
21 i times as much as that
of any other brand.
A pound cam of Calumtt
contains full 16 ounce
5om baking powders
coma in 2hwi inatscul
of 18 ouncp caw. So
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