La Grande evening observer., April 30, 1924, Image 5

Wednesday, -April 30, 1921.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVJ3L.
Ill ,,,iKT-:.:.i-D.,TllME.Pflliy
rmnxn i.vi:ts
May in Tlastern 0r e r o n
rinclt Mfot nt Union.
June A, f. li lUiiorf Uvo
Block Know at iinlmi.
School NcrrHnry Mere
; Mrs, It. K. Stringl'ellnw, field
flecivtary for Ho; Hi, Mnrgnn-r;
Academy, j i. school for girls in
Hols.', in In I, a Hi-amle in the in
tOt'csIS Of 1 U- institution.
villain Mnri-kio PhM-nsi
Johu Punlen ;i ml lies-tie llnff
luan, both oi' l.u (irande. wi-iv in
HUed a marriage license by I lie
county clerk yesterday afternoon.
Trial PniUiiMuil .
'I'ln trial of Heorge Sellers, who
faced charges of the. thefi of an
automobile in the . ju.si in- court
this morning, is In hi- cmillnueii
tomorrow afternoon ai iwo o'clock.
Itclurii lo Portland
Mr. and Mrs., J. 1 s.- liuxlon of
r'nrt lirtnl, returned .to thai city this
morning In Hi a rife- of- Hie remains
of Mr. P. A. Charlton who died
bi n- Sunday.. Tin body will In- cre
mated In I'ortiMii'l. ; ,
To riinru' 'v Neck Shaves
"Them ditys is jfne forever." say
the barln-rs refrrrititf to Hie free
iivrji shaves formerly jtlven to the
ladles, and from now on the fair
possessors of bobs will pay for their
clipping) as well as the men ac
cord In? lo a ruling pa. sttcd by the
local ha i bers' -union last evening.
The price for the clipping- will he
cents lo the ladies iih well us
the men. ;
Should Watch Over !:
Several, complaint ha.ve heon re
ceived by :lhe polle.e department
recently to the efl'eel thai doH In
'.n (Irande . have been "running
wild" In vegetable and flowe r gar
dens wilb -damages lo the idols of
ground under eubiyudon resulting.
Attempting to : put a stop to this,
rhlef of police Cllni layncs today
issued a, pleii asking all dog own
ers lo 'keep tndr canines under
close Hcrtitlny . and prevent litem
from beconiing. ji, nuisance to their
n'iirhbnrs. ' '
Ins(c;i(l (if IluyiiiK Just
"Another" Hoys Soil
Why Don't You
Come to Clin Is?
On r hoys clotii injc is
not Hindu of "gold nor
nre the billions of pre
cious stone but some
how or other once a
Mother buys the first
Clint's suit she rarely
jroes back lo a tarnished
imitation.
We keep our boys suit
customers because we
keep only the type of
clothing' that promotes
pride the first day out
and leaves entire sat
isfaction after it has
worn out!
Today, at no cost, we
believe this store holds
more boys clothing com
fort than you have ever
seen and that applies
lo the boys fiunishing
goods, too.
The special things for
tius monlh are as fol
lows Hoys Xtragood Suits
With Two Pair
of Trousers
$1 !.-!.- lo $27.85
Home Hun Hoys Collar
Altached Shirts ,
t.-r. to $:!.i:.
Hoys New Caps
$1.4.-1 to $2.S.-
Ynuiig Men's Summer
Sweaters
$7.S.-i to $11.1.1
Clothes of Quality
Clint's .
, Clothicry -
Tlie Store W illi a I'on K'iir'
"
To Ticpnir llulhlinjis
W. II. Wheat Icy was is.und a
permit to repair lib, dwelling on
Adams Avenue between Palm au.l
Cherry streets at a coat ol' 1 mi.
iUMl Mue Stearns is to nlier Mid
repair u dwelling nit Oak sir.-. i l.
iwi't-n Washington and Adatm; avc
IIUe!(, the work in COtil $no.
To OHM ror U'HU
Word has oi-.-n received here
I hat A. A. Ini'an., well luiowit
Walla Walla, Wash., w.-ll driller
ami eoitlruelor, i;ih( jusl been
awarded Ihe i-onlract lo lril wells
lor the cby of Moscow. I.iaho. lo
inrni.di inuph- . wab-r supply fo
Hun rlly. Mr. Unnind wiyn tit
w. II will b. Miai'b-.l wllh If. Imlf.
AiMual work will h.-nbi ullliln rh
n.-l few day,
To I'rt'M-iii Plays ui l lin
The firciMiwood Par.'lll-T.'itrlti-n!
AHSOciatloit will pr.si-nt two ilaB.
"Mrs. (laklcy'H T.-b Imhh " and "l-'or
IliSlillgllishe.l Service" in the Klgin
Opera house at Klgin Thursday
evenhe. May I, al 7 : :t 0 o'clock, un
cording to announcements made to
day. The program will be accom
panied by music from a Ht-piec
orcliesl fn Th.. tin iti-icu i. ...
prcsenled in t.a Crande some time
ago and Ihnse who attended will
ouch for their entertaining ouaiU
ths and Ki'iieral excclleiie
...
To Hold Slvlc Show
Plans are underway for a style !
show, cooked food exhibition and 1
a display of sewing by the girls
of the domestic art classes of the'
high school, under Hie direction of
Miss Marjorle Ha mitt and .Miss ;
Virginia Haines, to be held In ihei
manual arts building from 2::u lo.
i live o'clock mi the afternoon of
j May ninth. Alter Hie exhibition!
I hours lite products w ill be sold to j
j the general public.
Personal Mention
.luliitH Sommcrs i
vH reglslen;d 'at t lit!
lei yesterday.
r Pendleton
Smnnier ho-
' Al rs. A. K. I vitnhne. count v
tsehnol superinletab til is In I tilon
(and Cove loilay on school business.
Mrs. C. II. Johnson of l.a
jfirando and Mrs. M, 1 1. Itlppey ol
;portlaud arrived here this morn
tlng. Mrs. Johnson has been vis-.
' it lug wli h her mother In Port
land. Dr. Mai-Hut Allen of .Millon
Prec water is In i be city today
transact lag business and meet in g
old friends. I loci or Allen prac
ticed here for a number of yi arn
prior lo 1 !i I 'X when she moved lo
-L.iri.-..ii '""'".ii, llr l1x,rl1-.
I la chilli Interest hi Pbillpplues
Sitrcilds l.) All Putdlc Scboub;
MANILA (AT).- - The nallona! j
b:!eball championship under Ihe :
supervision of the bureau of edr.- 1
ration -was won recently by th
let in repr. seniing Hie Manila
Nei-th high - school, last yen'-'s
fhampions. Ki'ght teainf. contest ;
ed. Seven fe pres. n 1 1 llg pt'0'illC( s
or districts nul:;Ide Manila,
The teams In the national i
ebr.nipiniiship won Ihe right to
play by capturing the champion-!
ship in Iheir respecllve athlelic
iU .iieialinns.
Officials of the bureau of cdi'-
cation say thai Htese national con-'
tests have increased interest In '
baseball to, such an extent that
every public school of any size ir !
now represented by a. I earn.
NEW TODAY
xotici-:.
Hue to ililliciilly cvpcricnccd
fn collecting clmrcs for adver-llsln-
that is lifted under classi
fied adct lislim and tiudt r Hie
"new loday" betiding. Hie TAo
iiing Obscrcr will Itcrcnftci
lake no chl-slflcd ndvcrlNln or
advertising lo be run n "new
tcs lav" unless Hit nderi:n'.. in
accompanied by cash.
l-'f HE SALK Large e.'isl front b'l
on Oak Si., half block south of
Spring St . Km rnord inury I oca -t
ion. Pyra mid Land i 'o. -
4-a-llp
I'OU SAI.K At a sacrifice. I. c. S.
course in ert il ied Piddle Ac
counting. Write II care of Ob
server. -l-;;ii-tp
I'OU CKN'f - Furnished . room
modern house with garage. No
children. Phone :i2!i-j. 4-:i(i-llp
POP SALK (i-room bouse on fdh
st reel, n bed rooms, good base
ment, furnace heat, it in modern
in every respect. Wilt s-ll it fur
nished or unfurnished. Yon can't
beiti it for price in lown. Let
m- show von this property, and
if you want a home you will bu
il. C. Wilson. Pootu It West
.lambs lildg. -l-::u-iip
MA LKSL A 01 L'H ASH SOLICITOUS
WANTKM Iteauly work. I'ive
women to trav.d. .b-iooiisinite
and H.-ll dealers well known toil
el goods' $2 to jr.O per Week,
Itailrnnd paid. If not fro- In
travel ask about local represen
tative pt-nposil Ion. Kxp'srienc''
ilesirable but not tn cessaty as we
I rain oil. Write ipiick. (iood
rich Mrug Co., Omaha. Neb.
:tu- lt ,
, .
j 1-V1IE SAL1: Hi good young laying
white h ghorn hens. Pboue :!M1-J
; or imiuire ;it Tas N Ave. A ."in-2!
- .. ... .
POP SALK-One set I. C. S. Civil
Pugiiieering reference hooks; 1
t set .rawing InstrumentR: one
I 1 S20 Trail twine. Call at KH4 II
Jefforson. 4-30-?ip
IS POISQHED
Animal Eats : Doctored
Grain ..Meant for Squir
rels and Dies Shortly
Afterwards. ;
N kti i pi iwii:ii spvi iait - -
While Mr. find Mrs. AUv Johnson
w'i'' ol) lln-lr way home Hatui'dajr :
fv.-iiiii'; t4n'.y ot upiM'd jii 1 1 be bonn
of Mr. and Mrs. VIIIIh I'm' a nhor! ;
vill. They bad a toad of poiHtii) ;
.Vi-ain lor Mtulrrel piilMoiun-; in tbelr.
waivmi and while tin y wer. in Hit
house ,Mr.s. Millf' huity hniie'atid i
a naildte pony, which witc fei'.l
inx cIohc bv i-ame up to biv.-si i;a le
and ale Home of the Krai a. lu ;
.-'idle of all efforts lo HJiVi' fhem :
t hey HOttn died.
Mr. Smith, nslsiani wlaie super
intcudenl of hcIkkiIs, 'isited ' al i
North I'owder the Tlrsl ol' 1 1 1
we!;. Mr. Smilll In ntabint; his
annual lour and visii iiuv I be
HclioolN, He tit lies Mpec'ial Inieresl
in Die lencher I raining clip-st' and
eomdeini,tiled the live Klrl.s tak
itif? I hat cotirnc at Xorllt l'wder
niton their work it nil cf fich-iu-v.
IaIiiiosI every member of I he cJunm
! Ii;is
position its teacher for the
HitiriK school year.
i n,,i "''"''""i or isorm
'nu-. nn.l !i m.u t.o- mi l o
baseball diamond at North I'owder
reccnily. North I'owder 'won.
Several innings were played with
out ell her .tide scoring. Orvilte
Miller, pitcher, played a fkte gann
us Well us did other members of
I lie team. There was a good crowd
of rooters In attendance.
The North Powder baseball
leant met linker on the North Pnw-
1 tier field recently, the game end
: big in a victory for North Pow
. tier4, owing lo l he winilalonti l hern
I wtis not very many people lu at
tendance. , holder will play Norlli
Powder On May first. Although
hnbler litis a strong baseball nie
North I'owder is confident of a
victory.
j The Odd Pellows lodge nppoinl
ed James Wlckes ttnd I'harb-s
Hielll US delegates to Hie next
, meeting id' Hie grand lodge. Ilea
Kvatts was re-celecled as d'islriel
: depuly grand master, a place be
; has held for several yenps ami been
: ver competent.
The llehekuh lodge 'appointed
Mrs. W. A, 1 1 tidelson and .Mrs,
.Mabel Mttighlin as their delegales
j t o Hie meeting and Al i s. Jt. F.
i Wtltlams as candhhtte for the
' oroer of Chevair.v. T.he next nieet
1 ine, of t he grand lodge will be
held id Hood ICiver som lime In
; May.
Messrs. While. Wilson, Tally ami
Oraffe intended the Scol I ish Iciie
'reunion In linker lioti -week. Some
,uf .! lMi..JJWJJ.iieJ'.s.,.fl.lim.ln.'r ..d'-'r.
grei'N and all are enthusiastic ov.-r
I he work. Al Hie conclusion of the
work on I'rid.iy evening a dunce
: was given and many of the North
! i'owoer people alt ended. A good
'lime was enjoyed by all.
Klhel Wornslroni is haviuK a
1 new floor put into lor store mold
ing. She is planning more im
! provements In the near t'liUire.
(bin-ge Mybs is painting ihe
home of litis Taylor. Mr. Taylor l
i is Inivlug severiil improveineni '
made around his home.
Karl O'P.ryanl
lumber from He
moving hi.-.
lots rold lo the
school dislrlel
for
gymnasmiti.
ha rge of t ho
Mr. liaxler will h
huiidlng of I he gym
ind work will :
j
,-oo;i start.
Work has iiegnn o
iljtt Ion on t he highwa;
ern HI and Itefinlmv
building Ho- slaliott.
or and It. P. Williams
mot ers and owners o!
i a new oil
. The Wes1
ciiiii pa ny - is
I. W. Park
lire the pro
Ihc station
here.
This is one of the dryesl springs
t bat has been known in t his sec- j
lion for several years. Past urea ;
am grain are slow In coming on
because of the ground being so dry. -
Kveryone is wishing for a rain In
this vlcinll y. j
Mrs. Ployd Walk is very HI a!1
Ibe Paker hospital. , lny MaeOonabI is short ty to pub- j
Lou Mavis shipped some fat cal-f Msh a book In wlilch he will de. i
He from North Powder Sal unlay j ji er h Ik considered opinion, on Ihe;
to the Portland markets. In spite; niiiii'e of socialism. The book will t
of the low prices the sh Ipnu-nl s j ,e (-nlilled,. "SoelaMsni Critical1
from North powder
f 1 1 1 1 ' i
Mrs, l.illie Law, one of t he
teachers of North Powder will
leave lor Monmouth, Ore., nfter
June 1 to utlelid Ihe Oregon Stale
normal. She expects to be gone
six months. Mrs. Law expects to
lake ii) commercial work and pre
pare for a high school tejieher,
I anions (icrinnn War Aii inan
billed hi lb -I lcai- lllnlil
K1:SSI;L. Cermany AP) Idlo
! .bi(iel',ogel, t he l a nous w;ir pilot
who recently broke his m-clt In i
hill from a height of :m l--'t. iM1
pa really was a victim of nervous
eollaspe. I b- had not flown for
k! years, bul decided to lake on!
a in-w pilot's license and .bath
on his lirst flight.
Linnekogel wan extremely un
easy and showed himself io be
out of training wln-n .he entered
airplane. As the mnehino h ft Hi
v round sp.-et a tors were bo nil i-l
i ! -e him i ise from his f eat wh' ti
the Ciir Wits about lui f.-et in the
air ami Jump out.
LltltlekOgel was one of the pio
neer Herman Hier.i and created a
gi-.-al st nsalloii in pi M b fl in;:
lo an iillitinle ol :"',L'T; fe.t.
THM's(rics lii ing CoihI Prices,
i LONMON. (AP) High prices
u ere pa hi by Prcnch and KuglhUi
yolh rtors for tap-strb a. when th,
Inle link- of Prunsw t f: - Lniiebei
colbeilon riune up for a net ion at
Christ (. m. On. Kmrlish . i;:l.i.-eul h
leeiitury panel broight tl .,iomi a ii. J
three I'leinish paiP-ls Jt7,H"e. The
i duke's five, bits really. -d a total of
fiiS.aon. Piv.- Oobebn tai.-'fl ri.-s
rrom another collection brought
1 9.000.
mam
IS LEAD BOYS
fo'K Special l -The l!iis liairy
rlilh br:;i Hclccloil u their lender
Mrs. lOvu liuncnii. Mm, Inntean
ban ti fine Jersey herd and Iidh
made a st ndy of dairytniv and
milch cows. She Is fitted for the
pesit (on. The bnys ItelonrrlttTT lo
the t-tnb j.re Murwn Uaniel, t'bir-
dun MitlH. t'laire Smllli', Howard,
i:a.'LM.'ll. Kdward With'. llirencej
I !i-riseb, Arlie Itichardmin. l-ovl -.
and M civ in llavler and Kupene
Ca..t. i
Mayor J. I-:. Trlppeer In mil
aKJiin ai'ier a few days tllmw;,
Tin' iliphl herla case reported
lat we. k turned mil lo be a "' -
nd Miss h'lorence Hehtney be
r. covered and out again. .
ir. tivei hnl.se. of l.a (irande, win;:
busy in t'ove last week li)t(iie
I nbei-cttlar test 1 nil' of rows. '
The school will pn seni a pro-
;rnm Thursday morning, arieri"-"
nhieh the, day will be spcnl al a plHrrjt arc;
picnic iliitner and various sports, i Precind 2: city liall.
The swimming pool was .tltcl Precinct :t: L'i(7 Second street,
popular place Sunday. Hosides the! Precinct 4: Lane chapel,
home people there were many! Precinct 7: IXl. slots'.
from Pnion and oHu r lownft. j Precinct it: p r e.s b y t e r Ian
Miss Connie Pees of t ' nion. . church. '
spent the week-end the git cm! of I'rerllicl Jilt Methoilixl church.
Mrs. A. i. Conklln. . Precind II: Ctos.-fs Itiinse.
Mr. and Mis. Sydney linden and Precinct t -: Harris llall.
M rs. 1 1 it ml It on were visitors in j Precinct I :i ; I lerger's P a 1 u 1
Cove Sunday. 'shop-
'S. II. Weiuter. K. J. Slacklnndt r
and Mrs. Pay Duncan were- Hot
Lake and Klgin visitors Saturday,
Mr. and .Mrs. 'J . Hefly, and
their guests, Mr. and Mrs. YUhinl
Kniues, were 1'nion. visit oru Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. W. I . Korenutn ol
I lalfwtty. Oregon,
Sunday at Cove, th
and Mrs. P, W. Pe
Mr. and Mrs. Kd
spoilt KtiHter I
guests of Mr.
erman.
Hartley of Kl-
gin, spent The week-end In Cove.
There wns a fine display of mil
linery al Hallmark's slon- on
Thursday.
The sophomore elnss enieriniued
Ihe seniors at the residence of
John Pic hards Saturday evening. ;
Misses Kthel giiimhy, Tuudm
fiale and Josephine Ibiss we're Pa1
(irande visitors Saturday.
Jionfires Give Town Ap
pearance of "House of
a Thousand Candles."
. MAX VII. I. P, (Special). Mas-viiU---it;ui
a how ij jailing let'-. j,
Tin- big bill north of-, Mawille re- '
minds one of Ihe "House of a
Thousand Candles' 'these nights ,
as there are li tndreds of bon-;
flies, large and small, which light
up Hie surrounding count ry as
bright as day. The young pen ',
pic are having great fun wltV
t helj- "weinle" and inn rah mallow ,
roasts around these bonfires. !
"Punk" Milchell drove lido!
MnxvU!
nesclay.
Mrs.
with hlH new Pord Vd-
Pen Alcltae Is nhlr 1o h
out a git tn. after several days sp-ul
In bed wil h ti cold.
Mrs. Joe Kelsey htlN gone Id
I :n I et prise lo apply for her auto
and driver's license.
Talberi i 'oop.-r, of Wallowa, is
Iling his sisi
Mr
NauL",
! al Mawllie.
j I-;. Palrlek.- who has been em -'
ployed at Ihe Mawille hole) III
j pafd eight mouths, has h it for
i his home nt Yakima, Wash.
!' The traveling men
n'.ng to visit Maxvllle
The t raveling men are hi gin-
fn their
aiitomobUea.
The, mail will be brought into
Maxville every day beginning on
May L
1
V.'h l)ntmhl on Sm-laliMn
l.o.VluiN ( I S) Premier Ibim-
BRIGHT LIGHTS i
JTIILLE;
A V V l 0X NEWS:
HiMi,LK Slarts
I t "n:k ! Jf" v Thursday
1 Cl Att.-nd t h e en- ;
h-r lalnmeiits at Hi q' - .--. .,.
j jOl, Y. M. '. A. build- jfll
! W-i' tTUi 'ur'1 cNenin'-:. yir
'H: See our display. Jjj ' TODAY,
! fS ICI.-l.ar.b....'.H Art M; TOM MElOHAN IN
K I. Id' Klllll lAI
J ; "I'lCD-I'll'ER IM.f,).E"
I OOLIDGE IS -FAVORED
IN i
.1 STATES
(Continued from pair. 1
VOtC's
of hh
lo a
I WO i
ulh';
combined 7.1::: -ippnnonl
s, boi it pit
iNs'i'iti ii:i i tut '
SI'IM.VCI-'II-:!.!!, .Mo. lAI')
MOtll iVi d h f.al loll 10 ' I lie i
licatt naiiiinal cuti enliwi .
I .
! r
-I
, .il ucli-d
tdf;'e li
id.- for fhlvin
tlib nl ;ui.t ( Jo-
A. Al. Hyd
Ml:
ri tor t
president h I he
oineitiion here '
epnblican Mi; i
cndt:y nbvb.
You never can icll whether i
investij-allon will linn out In be
president (al bottin or ti boomer.t n
;
'( !. IJAVAN OF
Dnmtn' vriiiai
VIII IMCrt V In! I
SlUI(J SITK
1
(Continued from pa go 1)
I The reform movement irrohnldv
probably
i won't make It necessary
when you want oil at
! station.
j
Pf T Q fUr1 AI J
EXPERIENCES
(Conltnucd from pago 1)
( school. He had tie
! killing three of his
' a fence line dispute
j "Of nil Ihe Col
i hangei
ighboi'M
OVI'
minium
boOliiH the greatest In Ihe history
pf the state wits the one al bead
vllle. The lown was a. surging,
sect hlng mass of humanity, bteii
n ess ran each shift : wen I. v -four
hours, hay In Leadvllle was 1 'Jt.
u Ion."
A twenty-four hour day was the
rule in every town during Us boom
days, asserted Mr. Seildio. lb'
i W
MioiU'd hi proof of.-Ulii u descrip
tion of r fe, where "It Is day
a.if day in Hi.- dnytimr and I Hon
is nighl." II 'was at ' I'nn'dn
ihui lit.h Knid, who killed Jmh.'
.iiniHH, oanif In his own end when
m'hh' person i-iiU-rod his tent and
".: kllh.l him
! 1 -I
Hie
who nclnally ' live.l
i: Colorado iIu.vh he
ari' s. vetil e Htul tlio
cetittirj , 11 eet'tnlnly
we:,, the besl ever,"
i ihrotmh
! IUM II til.
I iwculleth
' y.eeinH th
Mr. S l!ibd ttMid-nl'tor itlalluif Ne-
al
atch itn i.lctiia. "They are it-'d
eer in b dit)dicaied ItfiHiU."
lielUr Moines Week Is
! Observed bv Luncheon
(rmiiinmwi from pap 1)
i, ;
j hiblilou now underway fit Hie fm
, mcr . M. .'. A. building, spoil
i sored by the Neighborhood club
;and Hie I .a ( Vrande (teally board
jointly,' am exphiliied how Hie sole
'object of ihe exhibit Is lo present
! ""' ,,H,,,U' 1 hr ,l,,,''l'N . dim
movement with no idea of nierccn-
! nry beltermcnt but rat her to "help
I the cause achieve success."
tjr;-. i.ynch's talk was highly up-
n-teclaied by those in aitetidanep
land muny of ihose who hettrd her
speech left the luncheon tiller-
wards with u much heller Idcu of
the Neighborhood club's exl remety
nnpot lani place In community ttf-
lait 'i.
Mr. l-iiidgreti stressed Ihe fact
filial lo have lite .rlglil kind of ;l
; roiumuntly Ihe people dwelling-ill
, 'he com in unity should own t heir
own homwa and also read excerpt
;credlied lo Herbert hoover,, see-
relarv
telary of comiucrce, who is an
y lo wink j ardent and enl huKlast lc backer of
ihe filling' ' the "own Your Own Moines" i-am-j
piilgti. He also 'urged everyone lo
juitetid the exhibit now in progress
1 at Ihe Y. M. C.A, building. ,
Severn! Solos
liming Ihe course of Hie meet
ing (I, S, llirule, .Mr, Cornwall,
Held secretary id' Ihe M. I. A.,
wllh headquarters at Salt Pake
City, and (). I., Pulion sang solos
appropriate. iM their meaning with
ihe spirit of ihe meeting. Mr.
Pulton Katig "Thank Hod for the
Summer' and us an encore 'M.ove
Sends n I aide (lift of Unsos.'; lie
was accompanied at Ihe piano by
KaHilcon Campbell. Mr. itlrnie
beautiful song and followed
with an encore. M.rs. Hirnlo pre
sided .it the piano. Mr.' Cornwall.
Willi Mrs. Pester Sloddlird us tic,
eompanisl, sang ''Out Where I he
Wefii peKins" and tts an encore "A
of 1,(
Come!
luink a
of life .
The spirit of yo till!
The cup t hot fro! lis,
Ihal sparkles Willi
bubbling bends nt
i and Joy,
Ayt drink I III 1h
bubble but-Klx.
l-'or Life Is sbdil
Ami l,nve Is Sweet
Featurinfi:
COLLIOEN MOORf:
iMILTON SILLS
i;lliott dexter
sylvia dreamer
myrtle stedman
DEN LYON
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: What
Sweater Styles are
the Newest?
S!ivo!itni'.y Kineo (bov liavol a y-A .fC
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riMiii; iniu . inMiiiMi.'iir(- uavi'
revealed very few , clianf(s.
.This so.'tson' it in sli)-mi-sleeveless
;i)il jacket styles.
All are Rood.
Priced from .$S.r0 to
French & Greene I
Sherwood Williams announced
the caravan of citizens to the San
derson springs at Suniiuerv lib- at
2 o'clock Tuesday .afternoon and
also Hte coining special election to
vote on the $;tn.niui bond issue
May I. Karl Iteynnlds announced
the tentative arrival here. Monday
of two aviators fly lug' In the Inter
esls of Hte CUlzens MlUlury train
ing cmnps and that Ihe chamber
of commerce board ol directors
would honor I hem wit h a lunch
eon Monday" at noon 'and also
staled thai the luncheon would he
open lo nil wdto made reservations
befoio Hulurilay evening.,
pr.'A. It. Sllton, pa si or of the
Plrst liuptist .church, rolurn.d
thanks, opening Hm meeting.
Made "a Hit With Him
"My wife him taken yoiir medi
cine, and has been wonderfully
li ill-filed. For over four yearn
nho has had trouble wilh hlonthp;
antl could scarcely cat any food,
because of this condition. Mot-tor' i
n dlclin-H did not help her and an
o er.itlon mih advised, Her broth
er, who Is' a druggist, sent her a
bottle of Mayr'M AVfvnderful item-
lidM',i'd''if'llhVII;tii.' bV alH lonoJ
I cannot. prnlKe your niedM'P.e
enough. ' It': is a simple, barm
less' prcparalinn thut rei'uoves the
cnlarrhiil iiiucuh from the tntes
Hi.al tract and "allays tin; Int lain -
Porch
SI;iniK'(l ' Dc'esHos in lilt tin- (U'siicd coldiM, mirh
l'i'iicli, ltost, Tun, Lavender, Mhi'm, llonna and . I Hue.,
Just the IliiiiK' Tor moiiiiiiK' slioppiiiK niul iil'lei nii(ii:j.
at lidine. f ; ., !
Art & Bab3" Shop
"Fveryltilnff for Hie ttnby"
STAR
STARTS
Onthcjaitmef of death o)mc men fought for Me
ogamM ihe M(i)olj pudis of ihe Jrttic : wiim
even the rating dements pitlal IMr pmtW ogainit
the strength of Human Hearts . j .
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m
.fl.tlO.
mat Urn w h Irlt ca uscn pi'iirt leal 'y
all sioinuch, liver and inleijlln.il
ai'inems, bid idinjr uppeh'drclH t.
One dose will con'ln,CL' or) ;moey
I'llUUded. Al ill! druggiuls. Ad .
We Have liislalicil Ailill
Honal pipiipnu'tif . t
lo ac onmmdalc our Lim li,
Cm-tonict-N, so ytai can ah
ways t ii ibmi'orliilih' k'
in im:i- clean, home-like pati
lor. Our ( ii fcl ei lii Siw Ice.
Is upon from 1 1 :'to ,,:in
!::() p. in., while yiMi!-tl;i
(i;-l well seasoned. McApi
pressure couKcd mels,""s
Well as it irl l,v of fredi
vrelahlcs, K it I U ii s ,
whdies and iHtries. , :'l7'-
Sonic Htiy i( Is .tin licM:!lp
town.) We Unow If you try
It oiici- you'll come nMHi;
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Dresses
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TODAY
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