La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 21, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, June 21, 102-1. 'HIE LA GRANOR EVENING OBSERVER PAGE IIITIET? To the Queen's Taste NEWS of S0CETY CHURCH NEWS El Social now a must be In the hands of Iho society editor by 9:30 o't'lot'k. l'uo to the fuct Hint tho social puro Is made up befortt noon, It Is practically tin potiKililo to ItiUL-rt stories ufter that hour, iloreal'tor, Hems, no mailer how Important they ure, thiil ure .delayed beyond that hour, will not bo printed until die rollou'lng day News Edi tor's Not". A Hpffiul iiH'flins uf t'tiiipUT J, 1 L-;. O. "iiH lnhi n-finlly at jsliind 'ity, with Mth. Itidwull itml jIi-h. Will lis us joinl liHi(sst-H. Tliis nK'tinfr was callt-d to hear UK? n-porl of the recent Slate e(n vriiUtni helrl in Albany. Mrs. Mur KWi lJunter! preaident and Mrs. KtiMte. past preshtenl of the chup-t.-r, attended this convention and ar his liH-eliiur the report was giv en ly Mrs. Hunter, being enjoyed by all present. Tliis meeting was also in the na ture of a farewell parly to Mrs. l-Mna Calmer, the retiring past pn-sid'-nt of 1 he chapter, who is having I .a (Inr.iile lo malu h-r Iwtinc In Seatt le for the present. She was presented with n token df esteem and love hy the mem I .em of Chapter J. I'. K. 'O. Mrs 1 'timer was also a charter mem ber of t lit chapter. I.nst Wednesday evenimr tho r,-t.st .Matron club of Hope Chapter Nil. I". Order of the K-istern Star, htid their final meeting of tin- year in the Masonic club - parlors, with Mrs. I. H. KusHell anil Mrs. Kng j;tlid ;is lnistesses. A' good attenrl iinee wiis present and an enjoyable lime was spent by ull. . - Stiinmerville. (Special) A birth day dinner was given Sunday at Hie home of- Mr. and Mrs. W. A. V st in honor of their daughter, l.nvi i na. Many fi'icnds and rela tives were invited, who enjuyed a pleasant day. Fashion Notes livening l-Yock Tkmii Spanish Shawl ; any other sort of claim that can Varis. More and more it Is be- be Hindu for any other candi j.ii; borne in upon us that Sjiain is date. a remarkable country. Take, foi instance, tin' way in which an eve- No s ich elaborate program of uiiitr frock is now evolved from u press-agenting ever was built 'ip :i;iiitsh shawl. Clothed in It. the (to popularize u theatrical star u.i i;n!y looks as (hough she had flunj the shawl about her just after coin ing from her bat h. Slippers .Mnstly Strops, Paris. The new ewning slippers today iJire- scarcely more than a soie and a series of straps. h' itiOtal ilol h or brocade, they are evuuisitely dainty, but so cut out aitjl cut. up I hat one marvels at IMvtr slaying on tlte foot at all. r New Idea for P.oh'bcd Hair. 1 ..hi i Inn. A new idea has oc curred to tin- girl with the bobbed hair, luslead of combing her short hair straight down In boyish fash ion', .she now swirts It lo one side. The hair wrapa her lo-ad as closely as a cap. but the swirl to one Hide gives it, lieyerl heless, a, fell) in I lie Intieh. I'laiil Silks llchi'j; Shown. New York. Plaid silks in nubile HbatMiigs and hrnlten patterns are on .display today in several smart whops. The. pljtbls an- large, but I'" broken- up that they are adapt able, even lb lirge .figures, while the coiois are soft and summer like. Victoria (imvn for Aftd-msm. New York. A little afternoon row n of dotted Swiss, worn here i today, looks like a pleasant throw bai'U In til" better Victorian Alyb'H The skirt is ratlu-r lull, the bodtc plain u it h a rounded neck. Tin Swiss its'-lf is mulberry in shade with whit'- dots. Head Dres-es for Shinnies. New York. Close fitting head dress.-s for Ihe Hhinirled head a"' tinning Die summer evening neces sities, one of these Is a scarf In .-iiti...-!i,,r .!.). u-hieh wrans m I the head liKhdy. crossing in I Ifoni. Wllt'l'l' 11 li'SieilB oo u ( n jewi-lb d brooch. . Many Clanking Orimnienls. i'aris. A great many clanklm: eli a in lets Mid (.ancles characterizes :.' Iiewi t'rn I' ll i' WelrV Some Jicautv Seekers Will .; Do Well to Try TUB M KINELL0 SHOP . Km. iii G, Sfiuiltirr llh). A l ty nl'I tor every neeil" i-iuim: biai.v r'J A'lCTOIJ DH. I'lNTO Violin Instructor i i:y niili Aim-null"''' l "iiscrv itlory liil'l Tri-I'lly H in iilitiny l lrclieslm. Limit. -il ninnl..-!" of riiplln lieeepleil. Studio: Eastern Orc ein Music Company the carrliiKS are shaped like a pa Bala, hunir with hells and almost piiBOda size. Hints for the Housewife r.iiulniient for 1-ivs4riht When th.' garden begins lo grow green, and fruit trees, berry bushes and the, like show protn isii of good things to come. Mien tho, housewife begins to propar- for harvesting these gifts of na ture. While her harvesting does not call for reapers and binders, mowing machines and other pon derous, if useful, inventions, it i-s noi without its mechanical si.r the utensils in which the fnuts and vegetables nru cooked, th. Implements used In handling them anil the containers In whie'i they arj finally atoted uway i all of great importance. The e perlenecd housewife knows wry well that she must have ntensiis which have a surface not affect ed by the -acids in the friit, and therefore she knows how invalu able Is her enameled ware pre serving kettle, with its suiUtai y. clean, arid-proof surface. if si:-' Is forehanded, she will hnv three sizes of preserving kettles in com mission. A medium- sized enalSi cled ware saucepan, which shou.d be kept entirely for use In the preserving process, is most, useful for boiling down syrups or mak ing small Uanlities of jams f rot i leftovers. Add to these an enam eled war- colander, enameled ware skimmer, ladle and sevei a! long - handled enameled . waie spoons, and thtt mechanical end of preserving is provided for. 'lo keep fruit after cooking, noihin-; is as good us glass para with light screw down tops. HUNT'S LETTER (Continued from png 1) -I, mass of mo ("-going voters then Is planned to "get across" the character of Coolidge. Tho effort is to be to create a, "Coolidge tradition," the effect of which will be to endow him. in the popular mind, with all th---wisdom ami virtues u.'-soclated in Itlie minds of Americans generally- with the New Kngland fore fathers. The opposition, naturally 3v pects to picturo this "(.'oolldir.' tradition" its a "1 'oolldgi' niyt;i' but tligy realize it will , be fine of the most difficult tmpresslo?i.i to counteract. The widespread and intensive pictiirizutlon of Coolidge was part of the consideration that entered into the permission given the four news reel movie concerns to sei up Klclg lights and make movies of the proceedings inside the Uc puhtican national convention. The old powers t hat wero in tho O. O. I. headed by John T. Adams and Oeorgn Lock wood in the arrangements for the con vention, frowned on t he propo sal to make movies of t he con vention show. It wouldn't be de corous and dtgnified, they held. Working together, throigh n representative speaking for tl' four news reels Pat he. Pox, Kil ograms and International Cm matter vvas put directly to the , (0otidg management. . "I'nhss we get those pictures, we will not turn a crank In t;i photographing of Coolidf-- lor ) , campaign.' 'hey thn-atened. That threat was enough. Adams it al were overruled. The pic tures were made. And from now on the Coolid-rv countenance is to be made a pan of virtually every reel of "news" films issued until after next No vember 4. CHRISTIAN S OF WORLD 'TO MEET IX STOCKHOLM ST O I1 K II O I. M (Al'). The mmn iriiue ef SweJen him l n n..m...l ehuil'iniin ( tile SWeillsIl 'i.cenliiltte- wliiell is ir-iuirlllir I" lenleruun im t " ' Ivera.il eliristUin ronfel'. li. ' life nil. I work. t I"' "''I'1 ' Sturkliolm In Aepist. Til" i.nnf.-r. ni e will h- I lie Bllenta vt tlie s.veillii natlen. The llll pnse of the Kilt il. Til;!,' i-t i.-rl:ir...l lo I"' nn atl.'lupt t.i emi.-.ntrnle tliomil.t n the "lirel f rhrist i.s r-v.iih-1 in the I'.ihl lowiir.l the irrenl Kiieinl. Imlil.nr.il im.l Inti-rniitiuliul .ii.sii..iiB .nim Itl.nt In ,..st-v.ar eiviiix.ati.in. Ill- Arlhnr '.I. liree-n e( '' v York: Arrlihishep of I 'allterlinry. Ihe AretlliiBlnip "' I'liwilu ;in'' i'lli iiiin niial I'atiiari 11 (it I - Lt.lllllll.ipl- " J"l" Preni.l-lll'l " Ithe lnternall'inal roinlMil l-e hi. il is ananmnir t'.r in'' i nr. '.. The K.iiop.an neeliuli at Kt.i.li tl.illil will haveIT5 iM.-pil.-. th" llritisil K"ill..n '":'. ".-'-,an sei-ILin 1511 nll'l til" l-.asl.'ll ...elh.ii SS. Allle.l f.iwilli;:alliin I!,.- Y. .M. : A.. ! V, Kvanu-.'liial Alllan.". S'. ,nl i'liitlan Mnv.-ineiit, Int-iiv-timial MifMl'iiin i-mimiUe-. the Sal vallen Army, an.l fhrimlan Kn .lia'vur iiieveinint will eaell hav. a repn-w nta'ive. No Dull Hours on Mpihim TiiiIuh ToKlo (AP) on the prim-lpal l-;xpre.m tr.dit tirs of 'the illl- perial K"v' 1 been cpupl paseimi'i-s. utneni ranw.i . n u.i--. with librarn s f'-r Hi view of he li"-:."' mm r.iM rs i. sot,, numb'-r f"" ''-"-lines, (he IiM-alicM Uiiglibh booka. will jiiLiad'- Is i 1st Fit .for a queen.' A perfect tit! . . ". i. i...... it... This unusuni pnuium .(! - . ,,,. robes-probably one of the moat intormul pictures lo be taken ot u mun , ber of Europe's royally.;.. TRAIL MEETING PLANS i o w V vim Boosters at Wallowa Lake on Tuesday, June 24th. : I RAKKlt, Ore. (Special) A pio 'neer and tUd Oregon Trail ronven tion will be held ut the bead of Wallowa hike, Wallowa counly, Tuesday, June 2-1. A holiday will be Uecliired hi the county and pio neer: from all points will galhur at the head of the lake for their annual meeting and at the same time Will co-upVrute with the Old ,( regon .Trail association in put ling over u hig program. U is customary to hold the pio neer meeting ft J jOMtinc, but this year an exception was made in deference to the Old Oregon Trail rissoclai ion. The meeting will be an outdoor affair and a good "I1 pioneer dinner will bo prepared and nerved by the women of the Wallowa country. Delegates from I biker, Union and I 'mat Ilia coun ties will be in a tendance, as well as from Walla Walla. J. NcitHou Harry of Portland, who is well vcri-ted In the history or the '"Oregon country," will be one of the principal .ipeakern, V. K ."iiriiim, president Of the Hd Oregon Trail association, will de liver his lecture on Iho history of the Old Oregon Trail. The tourist traffic this year over the trail has increased 511 per cent over thai of hist year. The otfi eials nf the Waliowa Lake park realise the Importance of the tour ist trafilc and have expressed a willingnef H to aid tho Old Oreg-ni Trad a.ssociaiion in bringing the westbound tourist to the coast over the hi.-toric trail. Mr. Mi at hum has gone to Deli ver to atleifl the Internalioual convntion of Kiwunis clubs and will boost for the convention to be held in Seattle in 1!. lb' w.ll diKtrlbiite to Ihe assembled dele gates n-at folders brb-fiy lelliug if the Old Oregon Trail ami of Se attle ami the northwest. His tdo gnn will be. "Uome to Seal 1 1" in l!t2.r. over the Old Oregon Trail, the road that won an empire." Slule Aspire.. Motorists Pure liter In Drink JIAHIMSISUKO, l'enn. (AP) Analysis of drinking water ulont; stale highways has been begun b officials of the State Depart men: of Ilea,llh. An ambulance convert ed into u field laboratory took to tie:: road at the extreme eastern 4-nd of the Lineolu highway, open ing the movement, designed to pro tect the health v( motorists who n.fo wayside drinking itor. As soon as the tests are made, the results )M be sent field engi neers who will poM the drlnkinu places. It is planned to post each soiirc" of water supply and, when the water is found lo be dangerous to the public health, warning slgiiK will be Kr t lip. Dr. Uharh-s . Mirier, secrelary of bea It !i. doe tared (In- movement ia the first of' Its kind on the part nf unv Klalc lo iirotei-t. motnrixlM frOOt iMIIIIII'n W ill..!'. . Heroic Mihan Wife Saed I'big itf Hii-baml's Henimcitt .TALAPA, Vera Crust. (AP)---Th" flag of the 2'ilh Inrantry has been restored lo that outfit through the courage and sacrifices of Senora j.-edeiico Herhinga. wife of the bat talion's commander. Win n Colon el It'-rlanga. h'ading the 2Mb. was fttirprised by tin- oncoming revolu tion here early last f (ecemher and'loiiad hiins-lf nilh ou) a do'i!- J en followers, li's first thought was i of the battalion's standard. Fcar-j or ny IlLJlLil . . 1...., .rwli: It . Queen .mmiic i "' " ' i-i.viil IjiiIV tlcclillllK Uixm ing caplure. he entrusted It to his"' wife who, despite solitary confine ment and (limits of execution, re fused to give up the banner. The revolution crushed, Jalapu again under control of the central K"verumcui and ner nusoanu P''o- moted to general, Senora iw-rlan ga produced the flag from its hid 1..B pl,,co unil turn..,! it v. r to her 'husband for presentation to th- president. He In .turn restored It la the rcoriranixwl 2.Mli which ! - Il,nllt. .....to,.-.!...) in i.,, !.. I.,. ties .on the vem cm?, from, had rcmatn l0' lo tl- Kuvemment. : l jiglaml Makes Itiisslmi Coins. I Sunday, Scltool U:45 a. m. Preuch-'stores publlshel recently. Of do- jlng 11 a. in. Tho Hev. W. O. Llv-iclded Influence in the business ol LONDON'. (AP) Dies are being j ingslone. pastor of the Christian , i23 were the steady decline of the cast ut tho Hoyal mini Tor r.tl kopek church of Heppner, Oregon, will be I mark and the occupation of the pieces for the Hussian Soviet gov-1 wit h us and bring the morning Ruhr, which upset conditions gi'n ernment by means of u machine messuge. Hrother Livingstone Is orally. Which was made in France. This 'attendlng tho Kastern Oregon con-1 White manufacturers endetivored fact, says the Fvenlng Standard, j ventlon of the Christian church1 tn adjust themselves to Ihe sllu wum elucidateiL In the course of njnow In session in our city and it utlon by emoting prices In dollars tour of the mini by a party of ' gives ub great pleasure to have him or pounds, and wholesalers Just ns oversea h visitors. The machines ure KiveH, us great pleasure to have thin ' rapidly followed sull, numerous Jim king Husslan coins' at the rale man or Ood come among us and new luws und divers regulaHbits of 4K,lin every eight Iiiuhh. breuk the bread of life. All our prevented Ihe retailers from joln- DODBE ERDTHER5 SPECIAL MOTOR CARS itk '.'."r 1 R KS 13 YTK HI A N CHUUCU No day In tho church culundar bus ntoro churm and beauty about it than Children's Day, which will bu observed tomorrow In our church at the 11 o'clock hour. Most of our Sunday school members ure. In their places every Sunday morning at 0:46. Come t oour special ser vice this Sunday unit perhaps you will join tho rest of us In studying tho Illttlo every Sunday. Music, exorcises and thought provoking ideas will bo your rewurd for futth till attendance. Our Sunday School is a vital part of our organization and Is Rett ins better all the time, with splendid equipment, faithful teachers and puod material In ad .lit ton to the textbook of the Illble I You will find a warm welcome to our sessions and a desire to enroll awuitins your presence. The roga lar study hour nt 9:45 td be fol lowed by our Chtldrujn's Huy exer cise bringing a special message. 10. at 7 for the young folks enlisted i a bet t er m eel Ins colli est and the union service at 8 In the Dis ciples rhurch. Win, Crosby Hoss, Minister, EPISCOPAL CHUUCH Holy Communion at 8:00. Sunday School at 9:45. Morning service at 11:00. Tho Hev Hermon Page of Yakima Wash., will be the preacher. Hev. S. W. Creasey, Hector. KIHHT MKTHOOICT KPISCO PAL CHCHCH Tho session uf the Sunday School opens ut 9:45 a. in. Superintended by Mrs. II. Leigh-1 ton. There ure classes for ull and efficient teachers for each class. The pustor will preach ut 11:00 u. in. This church will unite In the Union service under the uusplces. of the Ministers' 1'nion ut 8:00 p.rtM,...,,.,a m. Klmer Grant Keith, pustor. FIRST CHUUCH OF CHHIST SCIKNTISTS Corner of First and, Washington. Sunday morning ser-lwtll jvlco at II o'clock. Subject: "is the Universe, in- eluding Man Evolved by Atomic Force?" RiinHnv Bxhnnl at Q-iT. n m WnH- n(.s,,ny cvonln!r InoctB' at StOo'cuiuultti. o'clock Heading room open to the ntlh1fn nvr Mnni..,v Wn,lnB,iu ! . . . . . . . nnd Saturday from two to four, All are Invited. M. K. CHUUCH, SOUTH Cor- ner Fir St., and L! Ave. Hev. Floyd W. Dick, O. D pustor. Service' .Sunduy, June 22nd, us follows: I These cars represent Dodge Brothers finest achievement in the creation of genuine motor car beauty. Identical with the standard, product in fundamental design, they are individu alized by extensive extra equipment. . Thoy arc available in four popular 1fv;;:: The Touring Car, Roadster, 'I yxi-A iedan und 4-Passenger Coupe. I,. C. SMITH i.iuiiih, oil. Mr- K.-. t n a I 1 M HI ' people nro urged to attend. Teach- I er Training cIush will meet lit 4:00 p. m. .There will be a special mooting for tho men of our church ut 6 p. in. for tho purpose of or gunlsing a Methodist Men's club. Let our men conio out for this. Hp worth League -7 p. m. The I'nlun service will be with l(ev. Jones of tho Christian church. ; BAPTIST CHUEtCH The ser- I vices at the ltaptlst church will b as usual. Hev. W. 1. Meyers ot i Kiiffcnc, . who Ih jireaident of the I Young People's Union of Christian Kndeuvor will speak ut 1 1 o'clock.' Traffic, adio, Among Policcmens' Troubles DKTHOIT. (AP) Standardiza tion of truffle regulations, radio communication us a means -uf in creasing police efficiency, adoption of. a secret telegraphic code, and discussion of methods of checking tho promiscuous sale of flreurms. uru Iho prlnclpiil 8Ubji.cH furlliK ' the annual convention of the Inter national Association of Chiefs ol Police to be held ut Montreal July 14-17. William P. Hutledge, su perintendent of police of IH'trolt, is president. A report on tho work done by the IHvlslon of Crlmlnul Identifi cation and Police Information u( Washington, 1. C, ulso will In hcurd. This division Is a comb), nation of full police records of cities represented by members In the association, and records of the 13 urea u of Criminal Identification of tho United States Department oi Just lee, making available ut nil times to the police of the country -,, if.ttn ..n...Pi.tii criminals of tho world. President Hutledge has devoted considerable attention during the past yeur to truffle regulation, and the convention for Ihe first time be attended by representatives of leading automobile and traffic ussociulions who will present their .views on means for fuellltutlne prompt motorcar movement and .l.iii-.i.inlmr II,.. nilmlwip uf truffle J,. ..... ., u ' ' Worst Year hi Its History HKULI.V. (AP) Tho past yeur has been the worst In the history 'of the retull trudo in Germany, nc- cording to the nnnual report of the Association of German Depurtmenl CORSET SALE Discontinued Models in Kabo Corsets . " Coutil mid Fancy Brocades Sizes 21 to 32 . , " .. . Special ' : . . $1.19 LADIES READY-TO-WEAR log this procession of inflatine. 'ii.i-l.i.ia o.l ll..u w.c. t-lolfllv li.oo-iri ,.Mrn)W ,arKlir of proflm. ' The asKiH-lation officials contend I hut for the retail trade- of tin country. Ilt23 was worse I ban any period during the war. With the stabilization of tin rentcnniark however, retailers this year expect that business generally will get back to a pro-war basis. ' Son of Peer i:viclHl Ily Ortlcr of Irish Court IH'HL1N (AP) Dublin County lias seen tho unusual spectacle ot the eviction of the son of u peer. Tho 1 Ion. U anion Massey. son and heir of the seventh Huron Mas sey, occupied n picturesue man sion In the Dublin Hills, one of the beauty spots of-Ireland. He was evicted by the suit of a Dublin bank. Ills Illness had postponed the execution of the order, but when the doctors certified he could be moved, he was carried by the sheriff's officers to the public road where he remained for snme time, uf(erwards leaving with Ills wife In tt prlvute motor for u city hotel. Pi.rimttu'iitly whviiI, wavy op curly lialr slitiulit bu Wu'ur-Wlivcil Tho wntor-wavo la Boft nnd niitiiriil In uppciinino't. In no wlnu can It possibly harm tho ' hair. , MoU'8, wurlH. Hiipurriuo jii linir piirinnni..ntly rismowod wlttiout scar. . All Wurlc Ciinriiiiti'd AT TIIK r)l,OMAIi l'lionii G'il-J 180J Foirth Ut. Apt. B Fresh Peanut Clusters The Candy Shop, B2 Till KP. Tho Ilomo of Hun io Aladu Caudf CARR'S. Where Your Credit Is Good oiti:;o 'iii.Mi, hi.(;i:s I.a fniiiiln - .In-pli - Wallown I.nku l'nrk I. A. lloii'k. l-iiip. criiuno 3laln 77it l.i av.1 A. M. I'. M. I'. M. I-cuvo A. M. I'. M. I'. M. I.n (Iran. I.i .... !i:.m 1:no 6:0) Wulluwa l.ako 8:90 12:30 Imltlir -j : :tl 1:311 6:21 Jum pli 0:00 1:00 6:00 i;ik1ii ".i:r.ii l:r.o fi...o KiUitpi-Iho .... U.Ki 1:15 B:I5 Milium i:3ii 2:.10 0::i'l l.ontlno 0:45 1:45 6:43 Wulluwa 1 1 ; un :(;iiu 7:0.1 Wallowa 10:00 2:00 0:00 l.iiHtlii.. 1 1:15 3:15 7:15 Mlnain I0::io 2:30 0::i) Knl.-i -pi-lHo ....1 1:45 .1:45 7:45 Ktuin 11:10 3:10 7:10 .l.iH.ph 12:00 4:00 K;0i linliliir 1 1:30 3:30 7:30 Arrivf! Wnl- A r r I v .i l.a Iowa l.ak....l2:30 4:30 8:3) tliniulo 13:00 4:00 8:00 SI-;.M Sil'MAV AT WAI.I.OWA IiAKK I'AKK -liislll-ril Cllrrli-rs - 'ai-i-ritl DrlirrH - Hollllil '1'rlp Itatrfl Hliillil lit Kolcy lliit.l, Hiiininir llutol nn.l Havoy Until, Iji CI run. in. ANNOUNCEMENT . . ' -Mlsn Kutliryn !loin ol' Hi" K'ntlirin Ituiinu lli'illlty Hliuti, 1 2T. N'. iv I'nli.y lllilir., nnd Mih. N'. K. i:iiilii.-lt vt tho Mrllli!li'. (.jmn..li' Htmii. v.-t Jii.t'i.lifuin UlilK.. aiinoiiiir." tlm consull ilallnn ol' til.' two sliop.s an.l wilt liu Imul.'.l In tlm pri'sont liiiatioii of 111.. Katlnyn n.mno Hhop, 25 Now Kolry lllilK. The Marincllo System and Katluyn Boone K ili-iil or lloiuity I'tillun- Will luiili llo lri!llnil. T.lrilll)IH- Mlllll IJ". ; . AND MILLINERY . King or Italy Understands 1 Temperament uf His '. 'ctiplo HOME. ( AP) When King Vic- ; tor was on his way recently lo un- ; veil a war memorial in lite ancient " town of Oubblo, he found his auto mobile barred in the street of tho little village of Scheggia by vrowdH of peasants. They acclaimed the king, but explained to him that Shcggiu had beeii on - bud . terms with Oubblo for some seven or eight centuries and It was not to be borne that Oubblo should have the memento to her war heroes Inaugurated before that of Sheggia, which also hud Just been erected. Are you getting tired Of the Ordinary Ice Cream? ' TRY WEAT1IERLY Something Different und belter Weathcrly's Mystery Itrick' is. composed - of three flavors , Boston Cream, Maple Nut and Cherry Gold. Moon Drug Co. ' Prompt and 1'Vce ( Delivery