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THE LA GRANDTC KVRNINO OBSERVER
Saturday, March 8, 1924.
NEWS of SOCIETY
To Give
: Sacred
ij Concert
l With the beginning of the Lenten
Sl'HMUll til'
Iwlion refreshments consisting of
sandwiches, cuke, sherbet and
. punch weru served,
j Those present were Airs, Kllen
K(oddard, Mary Lindsay, Kniuiu
.'Walch, Mary Maxfiold, Ada Smith.
Aurella Clegs, Paulino Alnaworth
and I'carl Webb. Mrs. Janus W.
Nlbley. who Is a house gm-nt at'
Mrs. Clegs, was also a gmsl of the
evening.
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Chapter I, I. K. O. met and spent
a Tory interesting afternoon yester
day at the homo of Mrs. Klla J).
Moe. This . was the annual elec
tion and Installation of officers and
lrMlivtirlnn church of
La Ciijitmle Is giving a sacred con
cert tuinorrow evening at 7f3
.o'clock, at the church, on the cor
mr of Washington and Sixth
intnetu. Keven-nd William Crosby after ft short business meeting diir-
ltosH is pastor. Mrs. A. I.. Itlchard
son, director of the concert and ,
Mrs. W. W. Kerry, organist. The
!; program will start with an organ
, prelude, "Kong of the Peasant.","
-A. Hendano; Hymn No. 281; Herlp
. tnre Heading; Prayer; Jtespnnse.
The Quartette; Anthem, "Spirit of
God," the Mason, the Quartette;
liecit and Arioso, "But the Lord is
" Mindful'' of His Own," from St.
Paul, Mend'-lssohn. Professor K. 1).
I Towler; violin solo, selected, L. JA
Ins which time the following offl
cers were Installed: Mrs. Margaret
Hunter, president; Mrs. Klla 1.
Moe, vice-president; Mrs. Annie
Wallls, recording secretary; Mrs.
Dora 11. Kchllke, eorrespondlni;
secretary; Miss Wythel . Wade,
treasurer; Mrs. Alice Miller, chap
lain; Mrs. Klva ZurbricU, organist
and Mrs. Kdna Soitz, guard, lnitln-
uon iook ,m u u u " "t bridge,
freshments were served. , A largel
number were in attendance and ' o I
j The W. C. T. V. met with Mrs. ft.
W. I .ulghlon Thursday afternoon
'and spent un, enjoyable lime. After
:u short business meeting a delight
1 ful program was given, with thfl
(hostess in charge, which was rery
interesting. JJefore adjournment
delicious .refreshments were served
by the hostess'iind the afternoon
was proclaimed' u very successful
ono,
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The Presbyterian Men's club met
Thursday evening at the home of
Dr. K. P. Mossnian and spent ft
very Interesting evening with Chan.
IliiiKiier aft speaker and the sub
jeet "The Teapot Dome." Approxl
mutely twenty-five men, were prra
ent and before adjournment a ue
llcious lunchuoil was served.
O. , A. f, 'orvallls. (Special)
l-'nida Klopfeiistein of La Grunde,
frealiman' in commerce,, is a mem
ber of the"' fn-shmnn girls basket
ball team whlch-ris entered in the
interclass series. The team was
defeated In the second game of tht
series, played with the junior team.
Mrs. J. T.' lllehardson" wilt be
hostess to the Monday Itrltlse club
Monday afternoon, March ltt, with
a one o'clock luncheon, after
which the afternoon will be spent
Lindsay; "The Wanderer's Kvenins,vcry enjoyable lime was spent by,i
Song." Pubenstein, Presbyterian, air present. J i
Quartette, directed by Miss Isabellel , j
Miller; cornet solo, selected, Hay- The. ten little girls who acted tij
inond Hfgger; contralto solo, "Ave fairies and danced Tuesday after-j
Maria." Schubert. Mrs. W.. H. Hob-,noon at Hie Neighborhood ehibj
nenkanip. Jr.: violin ohllgato by L.. meeting were Palsy. Jessie, Salliet
Lindsay; piano solo "Noctrlne Helgrlst. Avelyn May's. Wlliua Mays,
'pp. "" Chopin. Mrs. L'ee Heynolds: Julia Reigrist, Jacqueline Obrien.J
ienor solo. "The Holy City," Adams Peggy Bohnenkamp. Louise Wlll-J
t L. Dutton.: soprano solo, ."The 'lams, Wanda Horry and Barbara i
Lord is My Llgh't," AIMtsen. Mrs.(oolldge. Only nine litt le girls were '
y A. 1U Richardson: anthem., rear named in the Neighborhood club
Not, O Isreal," Spicker. the Quar
tette;' .Benediction and Postlude.
The public Irf Invited to attend
this excellent sacred concert' and
an enjoyable evening Is assured.
.'
A delightful event of the week
account. Little Miss Patsy Jessie
being omitted, however Miss Jessie
did her part very well und proved
herself to be a very charming and
graceful dancer.
Mrs. Tom Ituckman will enter
was the parly and han kerchief tain the A Heel Ladies Aid at St
shower given Mrs. Kllen Stoddard
by -members of the L. O. S. Primary
Hoard. It was. planned as a sur
prise and was a complete success.
After each member had expressed
their love for and appreciation of
Patrick's tea on Thursdjiy afternoon,-
March 13, at her home one
and one-half miles "east of Alicel.
Mrs. Hay Fuller and Mrs. Thomas
Wa I singer wilt assist her In serv
ing, while Mrs. Louie Stanley, Mis.
Mm. Stoddard's services as their j Bruce Clark and Mrs. Herbuii
president, Mrs. Stoddard spoke Speckhart will have charge of the
very feelingly .thanking them for program,
i their confidence and support. St. Patricks day has come to be
.Guinea were then played and radio ( one of the Aids bis days and a
music erfjoyed until 10 o'elock'splendld time la. assured.
Club Notes
Tin- Club Notes, which Will
i)t"'"r n uu ja GntndP Juve
nilis: Observer every Saturday, la
open to any club wishing: lo'
make announcements of the fol
lowinB week's meetings or other
Items that would not otherwise
he published in tile society col
umn. .
Hon In life, must have tt father lo
huiu ho can go and unloud his
heart, or that boy some duy Is bo
lnf to cause trouble.
My solution of the apparent
wayward' tendency of children of
'good families' would be a Kreuter
amount of the 'father and on'
spirit In the home.
"I have a hoy of niy own and
know the problems the average,
man, whether minister' or doctor
or merchant, la up agulnst.
" Intend to see my boy reared
In the f1"1'1 "" wllh M" rulhcr
as his companion and heft friend.
Anything' my son Is Interested m l
am whether I am or not.
-"Mothers should tano tneir
daughters into their contldeuco it:
they expect their girls to bo wiiut
thev want them to be.
"Many a broken heart Is caused
because the rights and obligations
to children are not respected by
thn parents."
ITnf. Oeorge A. Wilson, head of
the department of Philosophy and
Psychology, Syracuse 1'nlvorsily,
sees the . need of more homo re
strictions for botli boys and girl:
in tlin lessons of evcry-dny occur
rences, lla said:
"There is nothing unusual about
thft children of ministers or well-to-do
families 'going wrong,
"So much Is made of the uotions
of university students when there
is no call, for it. Out of 6000 or
(5000 .men and women there are
bound .to be some who won't live
..up 1.1 wmii iieupiv riv v, in...... r tOj "
' activities of their children more,
i so that, -when they grow up they
' will know the difference between
! what- they ought and- ought not to
do." . ; .
CHURCHNEIVS
Mrst MetlMHl(t Kid.- -opal Church. The congregation will sing. Mrs.
The session of the Sunday .School Jester will direct. At the evening
at lU:i)i) u, in. is full of pruuilse. I service Mr. Hay Williams will sing
The Koruni and Mrs. La ml is class
have a very interesting and profi
table hour planned. The pastor's
sermons at ll:tio and f, : on p. m.
are arranged fnr the largest useful
ness to the kingdom through the
Individual and the community. The
tl,(.r .subjects a iv if the Cupboard Is
Hare way ." and "The Tragedy of
Sloth." Mr. Sherwood Williams
will be the "broadcaster" at the
morning hour. The choir will be
heard in some very flue music.
Keep your eye open anil your
ear keen to the announcement, that
will soon appear fur March 18lh,
L'lird aud 2ith.
a solo. The pastor of the M. K.
church. Dr. Khner Grant Keith,
wilt bring the message. Ho was to
have preached for us last Sunday
evening but as Dr. Ijiughlin of
Denver could only be hero at that
hour Dr. Keith suld "sldo track
me." lie has one more Vesper ser
vice aud can give us this service.
Wu expect a full house. 7:30 p. m.
A. It. Sltton, Pastor.
MetluHlisi Chim b. South.
The revival at our church con
tinues to grow in Interest and pow
er. Key. I. N. Hughes Is doing
splendid work In preaching t In-
plain gospel. There have been
some twenty-three conversions to
date. There will be a reception of
members at the eleven o'clock ser
vice Sunday. Sunday .School at la
a. m. Preaching at 11 :nu a. in.
Subject of sermon, "The Love of
Kpwwrth League at (i;;0 p.
m. ltevival services at 7:'I( p. m.
Subject of evening sermon, "The
Wages of Sin." A cordial welcome
awaits you. N D. Woods, Pastor.
The committee on Better Homes
Week, of the Neighborhood club,
are planning to enlist the whole
town in this important work. The
betterment of the American home.
The committee consists of- Mrs.' O.
K. llappersett, Mrs. W. V. Mohr,
Mrs. Hay Williams. Mrs. K. I.
Mossnian. Mrs. A. J. Stange. and
Mrs. J5. H. Ktrby. "
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The Building Kund Committee of
the Neighborhood .club will ar
range a bureau of installation con
cerning the various things that
will be for sale. Some very Inter
esting things huvo already been
planned.
, Sirs, M4M.ncy Seeks Kvhlt'iicev
PKNDLKTON, Or. Mrs. Tom
Mooney. wife of the man who is
in. prison as one of those convicted
for responsibility In the prepared
ness day trugedy In San Francis
co In .lJHti when several persons
were killed, was In Pendleton.
Krlends , declared that she was
here to get testimony which may
bo used In an effort to 'obtain the
pardon of her husband.
Inland City Comimtiiity Ctimvli.
Last week the Sunday school at
tendance was the largest for a long
time. SHU room lor Improvement
Lp worth League leader, Mtsa Jean-
no Smith. Subject, "The Kp worth
League's Task." Seo World Ser
vice Volumu ulso Luke 22:24-27,
Tho Intermediate LeugUu meets
at ti:30. '
"Honor" will be the subject at
the 7:30 preaching service, and In
the morning the subject at public
worship will he "Vision."
The great visions of life are spir
itual and Christianity leads to the
splltuul vision.
VISION'.
Give mo eyes to look und soul (o
seo
Earth's beauty Is hidden deep for
me.
I must delve beneath tho surface.
1 must find the hidden grace.
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Presbyterian Churcii.
The Lenten season in our church
will be opened on Sunday mornlngjNoi n rituals firm, or slalely creed
is me inspiraiion juy suui uoiu
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I Personal Mention I il Library Chats
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Mrs. J. K. Uuiipkins of Para-1
".dice went through the city thlsi
'morning on her'way to Caldwell !
-where she will rlslt with relatives'
Airs. Pyrd Gish and small son.
Delmon, stopped over between
trains on her way to Payette for un
' overniL'hl visit with her sister, Mrs.
It. C. Barrle.
pe!e Vendervieli and wife re
i turned lo their home in Baker tills
morning alter spending yesterday
In La Grande.-
Mrs. Will Church, who has been
.In Portland for the pas! month, re
turned lo her Vo'"e tills morning.
Mm. H. H. Knoila loft this morn
; ing to upend the day In Baker.
Clara M'ievesick of Pendleton is
visiting Mrs. A. J. Cook in this city
until the middle of next week. Miss
Wleveslck teaches- school lu Pcn-
dleton. .i
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'Miss Prancis Troy, who lias be'n
tvaching school her', left last eve
ning for Baker and Portland. She
will return about the middle of
nert week.
Mrs. M. 1t. Ifalsey returned las!
evening to her home in I'liiuii af
ter visiting for a few days wit h
friends In Enterprise.
Mrs. Hauiey Thompson will visit
in Pendleton for a fortnight.
Mrs. Harold G. Dow and small
son, Harold Hoberl, left this morn
ing to spend the day in Pendleton.
and
bor-
!!an You Ked Thoe?
These hooks on Building
Interior Decorating may bo
rowed "from' .:ou? Public Library.
The ; -livable. 'jiouse, Kmbury; Tho
on peri' Interior jdecorator, Kelly;
Arl o; home, decoration, Northend;
DeMgna for American homes, Out
water; interior ilecoralion, Par
sons; Jntcrio. decoration. Holie;
lungalow: S;l lor; Adventures In
homo making. Shakleton; CrafW
man homes, Stiekley; Hook ot
bufl'liiu: und interior decorating,
Townsend. . ,
BLAMES PARENT
IF CHILI) GOES
IS WRONG PATH
Mrs. K: W. Smith will visit in
elidleton for some I hue,
CAMR'J
Where Your Ctedith Good
SVHACCSi;, N. Y. (INS) Mtll-
tlxutrselves reSpOllsltde.
So declare:, ,ev. John K. Miles,
promiiK ntf? racuse Baptist di
vine. yjrTsa.vH: '.
" nisters, like many other pro
fonal and business men are in
(nined to neglect their homes and
families for hose whom they are , Grunje l3 infected with Dlptheria
ir.vmg io serve.
I'M, Grande &izette, March -3,
1 8 9 ti r A band of sheep was sold
the other day In Baker county at Jr j nw
t i.on a iie,u,
Thos. Wright, of Lnlon, was a
visitor In Grande yesterday.
Kd Kiddle and Win. Hunter
were over from Union Wednesday
evnnliig.
I'ank Slater was over froui Un
ion Sunday visiting frleids aud
relatives.
V. H. Finn and J. 1. Cavlness
were doing business before . tlie
County Court Wednesday.
K. S). McCully took his depar
ture for Die eastern markets with
Or train load of hogs Tuesday ev
ening. '
Dr. .Bacon accompanied J. M.
McDonald to the hospital in Port-
Und. Monday evening. The doc
tor ; returned home Thursday
morning.
There wa no train from Port
land Monday or Tuesday on ac
count of a, severe, sand and snow
storm . along the Columbia. The
train men claim It was the worst
with one exception, ever experience-,!
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Horn: In this city of G. V. Smith
and wife, on Thursday morning,
twins,' a boy and! a girl.
"''Ijtst week was an unlucky week
for the' O'. W. It. and N. Besides
the wreck below Meacham, which
entailed a lass of several thousand
dollars, there were ' three engines
In lher ditchi '.fortunately no one
was injured In either case.
Some evil minded person is
spreading the report that La
at which time the minister will be
gin a serhs on "Why I believe In
Christianity," which will have lls
climax on Easier morning. Mr. !
Lindsay and Mr. Loney will render
the special music at that worship
hour and will have a message of
music. As wo enter the Lenten
season of our church year, let us
be much i the spirit of devotion,
of prayer and of sacrificial ser
vice. Only in that manner can we
reafize I ho true significance of the
I Lenten 'days which lead to th" an
niversary of the Saviour's sacrifice
land of His glorious resurrection. In
jlhe evening at 7::tn our musicians
will give a sacred concert, which
will include sotos by each member
of the quartette. Mis. A. L. Itlch-
ardson, .Mrs. W. H, liohnenUamp.
Dutton and E. D.
Towler: Instrumental s.dos by Mr.
Lindsay, Mr. Higgers and Mrs. Lee
Heynolds and a chorus of young
ladles under the direct bin of Miss
Isabelh: Miller will assist, in the
musical program. It will be In the
nature of a benefit concert for the
piano fund und all are urged to b;
present o enjoy tins musical treat.!
The Sunday School with evr-ln-creasing
numbers and interest at
with clauses for all In a grad
ed series and the 'Christian 'En
deavor at fi:lfi for the yuan gfolks
offer an opportunity to spend tin
first Lord's Day in the Lenten sea
son In a most instructive manner.
We desire that you share with us
these privileges. Win. Crosby I loss
Minister.
"Anv boy, no matter of what sta-
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M avenue, opposite high school.
Hev. Wm. I lloli, piislor. Sunday
School H:4ii a. m. Morning service
II a. in. Sermon theme, "Christ's
Temptation Anthem by choir.
"Delight Thyself," by K. l-hnmer-son.
Lenten mld-weeli services
Wednesday J:ia p. ru. As the holy
season of Lent is o:ir revival sea
son, we invite all those who need
reviving to eoine. This Invitation
excludes angels and saints.
need,
Hut hidden deep within Utu
Saviour's heart
Are the fountains which now life
Impart,
Let tho eye be closed. If the soul
behold
The paths to beauty and wealth
untold; ,
.Let healing puss forever from the
ears
If the soul but catch the music of
the spheres.
Materialism In nut so great as
inysLery
And tomorrow far surpasses
yesterday.
Unseen glories march on to victory
And heart-strings yield the sweet
est melody.
When our lives aro vitalized by
Insight
And our souls approach the hidden
light
The every flower's a thought lu
bloom
And e'en the desert becomes u holy
i- room.
Show me not tho bush, but faith,
hope 'and love
May every stairway leud lo myster
ies above.
Touch not mine eyes, but njy very
soul,
Uor life's scroll of beauty will thus
unroll.
The beauty of the Lord Is now
', upon us.
Ills glory continually round about
us.
Awake my soul Tor new delights
And climb thou life's hidden
heights.
For Early Spring or Late
Summer. . ..
The new flannel sports frock
These frocks are unusually smart and use
fulfirst to wear under your coat, later to
wear on the street, particularly ior sports,
occasums.
of craily
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at only $27.50.
occasiinis. -"
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FURNITURE EXCHANGE
We Pay Best Prices for
USED FUKN1TUKIS.
Will Exchange iwraew
474-J
Onr Will Exchangeajraew
m000" Fir & Jefferson I M
1)M .......tin -I "M- - ' 1 ' - "
I'.pisedpal Cbiirch.
During the building of the new
church nervices will b" held in Mo
nan hall. SiTViri-s ere as follows:
Hall IC. Wallls. pa:dor. I
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(iirillnu i'hui-iii. j
(iiir Itlbh' School meets at nine j
forty-five. We are enjoying lhe
largest regular attendance of the I
school lr Ihe past two years. We:
believe there's a reason. Jt Is (
found In Ihe steady increuse of In-1
tcreHt und labor on tho part of!
teachers and officers that has been'
Siindaycharacteiist1c of this school for the
(i, i i uit,, m,.t. JliHV communiitn in
do not seem to like our company.
The report 'is false there Is not' a
case of dlptheria In the valley that
we know of.
At the last quurterly examina
tion of applicants by School .Sup
erintendent Nellle Stevens, the following-
named were granted cer
tificates: ,. First grade: Mrs. T. T. Field,
Miss Maud Hutterflcld.
Second Grade: Lottie McLeod,
ltuth Chenault, Fannie Harris. Su
san Mcllroy, J'earl Oark. i'lyde
Stewart and Kdwln Kckersley.
Third Grade: Alma G rover,
Harry ( Hees, LIUIe Imblcr, Ida
Wilkinson, Tarrle Wade, Louis
Gassett, Clara, ('line, Kttle l'effy.
Job; Tolt, Allen H. Katon, liellc
('ouch. George, Goodall, J. K. Wil
kinson and Gcorgie Wright.
Swiss lievi.Miues IncrcHNi
HKftXti AI') Switzerland's
customs revenues for 1U23 umonnt-
4 to 1 Sl'.'HMi, immi francs. This Is
an lnere;ue of 19.0(i0,oii0 francs
over- Hi2S.
ll:iio. fiass-l'eisonal ItehMion at yon and your ciniiiren. Morning
4:00 p. in. It el-. S. W. nasey. ; preaching hour ut eleven. Sermon
Hector. 1 pastor, communion hour.
. worship hour. You need this ht-
Salvatiou Army. vice, this service needs yon. The
Sunday school at a. m. The -evening preaching hour Is given
contest is slill on bef.ve.-n the iiiMl-Uver to the C. .. for un installation
sons and the Fords, ( niae and en-1 service, ut which timo the newiv
list if von are not attending any elected omcers or the wnior so
other Sunday school. Street ser-jciety will be Installed. It will do
vice "lu:S a. in.: Inside U a. in. the rest of us good lo get Into this
Young l'eopl"'H n-eeting ::iti p. m.; service and catch the spirit of these
Kvenlng s. rviee 7:3 p.m.: inside Si young people as iney go uuom uieir
p. m. Services are held in the
Kaglis" halt while the new building
is under construction. Next Sat
urday and Sunday La Grande will
be gr
work. They Invite everybody to be
wllh them. church night on
Thursday evening is proving o
popular meeting lor all of us. Come
tiv honored by having thef" . how It works. O. . Jones.
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Southard & Shinn's
Used Gars
Buick Six Touring ...$300.00
Haynes Touring - 475.00.
Buick Four Touring - 200.00
Dodge Sedan 350.00
Ford Coupe .... . - ' - 550.00
Oakland SiK Touring
Ford Torine 100.00
Buick Automobiles
1116 Adams Ave. Phone M-587
M:ii!..iTt Or. iron Young 1'eopie s, .Mimsier,
convention take place with deb
gates from all Kantern Oregon. A
program given by ihe young peo
ple will be given on Saturday night.
This will be tree io the public.
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l'ir-t llnptlsl (iitlitit.
Sunday School at 3') a. m. Mrs.
liiiMiif-rKi'M. Sunt. Subject of
'the bsson. "The Kehrn of Saul.'
The story of tie- First li! ssing Itox
bv Miss Marioiie Maguiro will pre-
r i.,l thi- y. rtnon. The sermon will
be suited lo the day. We do not
want to his" a moment no us to get
the whole nie.ss.ig" before tin P 'o-
l-.i-k St rtk' S eM-ven
iltST CHUItCIl OF CHRIST
ricIKNTlHTH Corner of First and
Washington. Sunday morning ser
vice ut 1 1 o'clock.
Subject : "Man."
Sunday school at 'J:4u a. m. Wed
nesday evening meeting at 8:00
o'clock I leading room open to the
public every , Monday, Wednesday
and Saturday from two to four. All
are invited.
A philosopher is H haul actor
who thanks heaven iie didn't live
back there when the dinosuus laid
The enlarged watst-liue hi not
popular wllh women who care
about their personal appear
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Wear a LA CAM ILLS n4
bo comfortable. A complete
line of the different modeul al
ways on hand.
Mrs. Robt. Paltison
I'oim-ller
I'bone S-J-W Ku. 1TM Otk
' Ksb your light, acliinj; chest, fvtnp
the pain. lircuk un the connection.
Feci a bad cold loosen up in just a
uwri lime.
"Red Pepper Rub" is the cold rem
edy that brings, qulekost relief. It
cannot hurt yiu and it certainly
.ecnis to enjr the tightnel and drivo
ux conpeBMon ana ircneu nh
otbingvjiaa in h i HI' 1 1 1 1 ii i I
penetrating It-ai uji red nennera. and
I when heat penetrate, right dorni into
kvium, i;,nigi.-3iion, aumng rouseics aim
Mre. .tiff joinU relief come, nt onee.
The moment you apply Red 1'cpper
! Hub j-ou feel tlie'tingling heat; In
; three, minute, the congested p"t i
irarmed through and through. W hen
you are suffering fronj a cold, rhcu
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mutch, jutt get a jar of Rowlr. Red
repper Rub, made from red pepper.,
at any drug .tore. Yuu trill have the
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that yuu gut the must for every dollar you
spend.
W. II. Bohnenkamp Company
School Supplies
We have a large slock of School Supplies
at a Great Saving
220 Page Smooth Paper Tablets, each 10c
120 Page Smooth Paper Tablets? each 5c
4 Regular 8c to 10c Ink Tablets for 15c
Linen Tablets, Narrow and Wide 5c to 25c
Crayolas, 8 in box, each 10c
Crayolas, 1(5 in box, each 15c
Pencils from, eath lc lo 10c
Theme PapeiylO sheets 10c
Note Booksfeach 5c and 10c
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