753 LA GiTANDS EVENTNG OBSERVER
Friday.' February 27, 1985.
OUTLOOK GOOD
A MIKACLK WOULD COME IN MIGHTY HANDY A ROUT NOW
AT THE PARK
THE PARK. (Sprrial). The
ftnnw is moltinff faster than rt
ny previous known nronla ut
this lime of tlx- yr-ar. Although
liiirh waliT Is the result of this
fast melting, Hutu ur no grvnt
umounl of water lioles, Imlirat
Inic that moHt of it Is going into
the soil. Many uncovered spots
show that the grans lias In-cn
growing under the snow during
the winter, unci was not frozen
it & It was feuivil. Some ait? In
clined to fancy thut them will
!( - ilunffer' of n frost lumitglng
the crops that wilt be In too
early.
"t'nflo" Pan Fruit, nn old pio
neer, who whs In Old I-a tirande
In 1 KM, now residing In llnlse,
Idaho, hut formerly of this place,
Lower Powder and North Powder,
)iml an extended visit wllli hln
friends here last week. Mr. l-'rnll
Is 1U years young, horn in Illinois
tlifi year 1S4ti, r rowing thn plains
when 7 years old. He Is a man
Of r vreplloiHil vigor for his ad
vnnred iigc He Is nlo hrlghtly
endowed with a good inemorv,
nnd iiiueli praeiient cdiieatlou. lie
1s a free thinker of the full.Hl
type (hat In, he fully believes In
the ten eh hi h of ('hi 1st. In Ut
n-iuplilndis, lid is in poliiief
wlint one would rail a moderate
florin 1 1st hIioiik Tioosevell mini -now
for 7 .ft Knllftlp. ile Is, lis he
Alwnys was, n real good enter
tainer, lie In wll h t he kids al
ways and nil the time, A splen
did story teller, he ran kwp an
n idlenee merry fur months tellluc
Ids yarns wliieh are not of t he
boastful and hi at: Kind Hwhh. !(
knows the (lid Oregon Trail from
one end to the other. lie left
liere Satiirdiiy for Medical Springs
where lie will vlsll IiIh uhl Mend.
"Uncle" liiiiihiim VVrli;ht of the
(VHIngc (here.
fJeore. McOown Ih pi'epnrlng to
tililrhor several plgH soinellmo this
Meelc.
Hert Vnn 1ms been 1m tiling
wnoil every day for the past week.
, lln was at the Medical Spring)
Morn or buslneHs Hatunlny owning.
I.ydln Vnnoevanter spent the
nflcrnoon of Monday with "Aunt"
Maud Vanorder.
Kranlt Vlgglenwnrlh lias it new
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Clarenro Vunorder has II nice
UVVLUL1 mil
OPEN S
(Drastic Cut in. Swede
Armed Forces Planned
Mi
merva
Says
OiHmtscH on solo of your
feet tin produced by the un
even distribution of the body
wight, an undue portion be
In (f thrown forward upon
tho ball or the foot, thi-re-by
running coiiHlnnt ftictbm
nnd presHiire.
Other muses nre weaken
ing nnd preying down of
t he 1 1 a nsverae a reh. TIiphm
ran be relieved by calling at
The Hoolery where we ch'tv
n full tine of Dr. HehoM's
Arches and Kool Appliance,
Kxamlnatlun and Coiifiul
tntlorr free.
THE BOOTERY
fiAY IIAVI)l:, Alur.
Wo Out Servo Yon.
PO YOIT WI'TKIl FIIOM
HOIIK, TKNOKIt nit
JI!,i:i:)lN(l tll'.MH?
W. luivt' a remedy thrd i
Ouiiraiiteed. llfferent from
ony oi her ynu havn uved.
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Moon Drug Co.
i:er.Ylbliu; for tin
Sick ltiHiin
miom: .main nn
roof on his woodshed, beinpr reg
ular old-llni shakes nunlc out of
tamarack.
Clarenro Vanorder lias II nice
pigs ii Inmost ready fir nmiket.
They urn H'Jivly a good sight to
see, for they nre round, ejenn
ami sieeK.
rr. and Mrs. J. R Hunter hud
a threu-day visit with Mr. and
Mrs, (. Vanorder, honoring their
guest, Daniel I'Yiilt. of Itolse, Ida,
They report one of the granded
times of their lives. The good
stories told by Mr. Kruit and the
good eats spread out by "Aunt
Maud" will long remain In their
memories.
Coyote Kill Deer.
Jack Miinter, Jr., heard the
screams of a cougar between tho
two tunnels above the forks. He
was going tlw rounds of his trnps
for mink, weasels and martens on
Klk creek when the. heard the
animal rt cross the creek. Jack
uaw five or six buzzards circling
around over tho rim rocks north
of Thompson's place Saturday af
ternoon, lie went -ip to Invent!
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Woman Runs Training
Table for Washington
SKATTI.K, Wash. (AP) C::IIecl
in by Coach ( 'allow to pr scribe
and supervise a seientil'lc diet fur
oarsmen al the I'liiversity of Wash
ington, MIfs Horoihy Kii'-bl'T. as
sistant profesHor of nutrition, ju:;l
followed good hous -ho hi pnu ljre.
luring (he two s.-asons thut she
has been in charge, the husky cr- w
has won the inttircolleglate eh::m
pionsliip at Poughkeepsle. iniidXshe
is feeding Iht'iii up a's'ain lo d- i'-ud
lite title on tite Hmlson In June.
"We do not give the crew nu n a
special diet." Miss Kuebler says.
"They are served 11 well balanced
CAUSE LOSS
I,ONTJON'f (AP) Londoners
have tackled with renewed en
ergy this winter the problem of
reducing their fog bill which often
cullies u loss to the community of
f 5,000.000 a day.
Scientists huve concluded that
while It was Impossible altogether
lo uhollsh fogs, us provided by
nature, ii is- posidble to hnvo com
puratively cleaner ones by doing
away with the soft coal amoke
evil caused by some 4,0uo,0au to
5,ruio,(i(Hi sipoking clilmneys.
OfflclulH of the Coal Smoke
Abatement Society estimated re
cently that there were tlOO.OoO in
habited houscH in London marly
every room of which, including
the kitchen, has iis open fire
placet by which the homes am
he;iicd. These fires pour t heir
n, not a of dirt and soot Into the air
all day long and far into the night,
f irdiharlly Hie soot is carried off
by the element", but when a heavy
fog sets In the particles r.-rnain
suspended Jn l In al mopliere,
shulHiig out tho sun entirely and
turns daylight into darkness. Clean
foj;s could not do this.
Hurlnif a recent fog hern, which
lasi d the hHiei part of three
days, as most of litem do. scientists
estimated that there w-re from
2.n to :!uo tons of wool floating
about in Hie ntr wilhiri the I.ou
don ana. SI at 1st Un have been
compiled Khowicig thai . J iOitdnn's
annual soot-fri! amounts tit Honie
thin.T like 7f.oafi ions. .
Kvery individual in the elty la
a f feet (d, pi ore or K:).s. hy
heavy fofs anl .smoke -, nuisance.
Ti'ai tie somel iiili'S crimes a linoM
to a udsi ill, ami shop d-alei-.s
often elo.M- up their stores (m-eaiif-i
oi lark of business. Muring
1 lie fog season t his winh-r alone
it has been eslhnaied thai the omm
lo Hie com m unity lias been at
least $:irooo,oo(i.
I'-y a systiMit of ediicalion. pro
moters of the idea of cleaner fog
hope eventually lo do away with
l-ho open smoky coal fire place
for lieal ing. These' would be re
placed by gas. electricity, central
heating or the use of stoves burn
ing aulhraeitc Instead of the bitu
minous Cue) whlrh has caused so
(much of the trouble.
i Mr. John S. Owrna. who bas
taken a leading purr in, the smuk'
! uouieinent movement ror more . ,
I bun 30 years, suys thut within 10 i "
or 15 years virtually all the open , STOCKHOLM CAP) Drastic
fire places will huve been done J reductions in the personnel of the
avuy with. Jtroudly speaking l.on-; Swedish army have been proposed
don will then be virtually u smoke
less city, and when the fogs do
cuine, they will at least be clean.
took More for Npirllimlbdlc
by the government In line with a
general policy of economy. While
definite figures huv not been made
pyhiic It is regarded as probable
that a bill reducing the army from
civ tn fmii ii nn i I'nrna ti'l 1 1 bo In-
Uteraliirc QKnc,l by Doyle ; tr"oluWtI in ,mr,lament some time
-j during the coming sr-sslon. This
I.ONMOX (AP) Sir Arthur Co- j would result in the disappearance
nun Moyle not only writes books, of a number of historic regiments,
nowadays, but he sells them. Sirs:me of tjiem more thun 3u0 years
Arthur has opened a bookshop : old. The navy, under present plans
across Hie street from Westminster
Abbey and lias tuken over active
management of tho stock, which
consists entirely of psychic litera
ture. Not even i the "Sherlock
Holmes" best sellers will be stock
The shop has bee n called tlte
'Psychic Itookshop and . i.lbiury"
and will bo used prinrlpally as a
distributing hous.- for iKimp.b-iH
ami books dealing wilh spiritualism,
will not be affected.
The government plan Is to cut
down the number of infantry regi
ments from 30 to 18. unci artillery
regiments from six to three. Train
ing for the infantry would be du-
zreased from 265vdoys to 140 each
year and for the artillery and other
troops from 8ti0 to 240.
The plun it busod pon the the-,
ory that Sweden' military positiop
is greatly better now than in 19I4
and the fact tlKtt Sweden has no
common frontier with Russia. Op
ponents of the measure, however,
point to lb recent unsuccessful
revolt at Heval, Ksthonia. as a sign
of danger, and it is expected that
warm debates will result when tho
measure comes up for consideru- '
!ion in Parliament.
MEURALGIA
I X-3 or headache tub th
nb the forehead
:nelt and inhalo the vapors
' A PO RUB
Over 17 Million Jars Um4 Ymarly
or way Tires of Dmtlsli Xante
OLSw. x. Norway (AP). Since
Christian la. changed its najne to
Oslo for the purpose of wiping
cnt all suggestions of the time
vhen Norway was under Mui;ish
eon i rot, many oilti-r cities have
expressed a desire lo return to
I heir original ' Norwegian names.
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BTOfKHOf.M (AP). The tios
pltul warda of Kwedin will no
Iomkit lin liHM-o "Munllnry iIi-hpi-I.h"
unci I hi- cyi.H or lKitl.-iu.H will nol
lo' wpiirh'd ly nlurini ut I he d-so-luti!
fxpunuo of liun- walls, after
t?liTt(Hl work.s of net liuvd- bt'en
lilnci-il In th ilOKpllulH ua the rc
Biilt of it niovonii'iH, Juiit Ki'tti"!?
undor vvuy, which Ih onl IiusIiihiIc-
ully HiipiiortiMt hy dootoi-H, iuti-ntH nx-nu Ilia! all iicoplo should follow!
anil art exports. 'in order to U--c p h. altliy and In j
The Inltlallvo lla.i lien tal l.y K'K"1 f ""'I'llim. I'-n sh fnills :inii:
t'Kt'Hiiiii', niiiK, ('ooK'Mi nnu nry!
cori'alH, coolied noiits. ffporliil
that then- was n tnov.-monl to S"'"K "'l"'r wiioH'Mhiio looda
placo spodmons of fine art in '-onBlllut, th,. main part of the.
rcHta-iruntK, wroto to n leading- N" rll.'h '''"' r imatri.-fi !
Storliholm nuiM-r and aak,.l win- "r'd "td lilitlily s.-uaoif d
it nutnhi'r of pallcntM In Hoim Iiv ;
ounly hospital who. Iinvlne henrd
itato nnd found tin. carruss nfahn nania rpnld nut lie done for . lol-.ito.s and oilnrj
Sec the Kitchen Set
Special
$1.1
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F. L. LILLY
Hard war
I'hona Main 81
li'ir. nppari.ntly lillli'd liv pov.
otfM (toni(. time hi'Tor., for the
ini'al bus niurly nil Bono.
MIkh Ida lliinlpr ruturni'd homi.
Sunday after a two wpcUu' vlil
with friends of tho I'ailt.
The y. (1. and 1. (I, club nuM
at tho homo of Mr. and Alrn.
Olyiln lllnom of .Medlinl last
Thmnday nlk'ht. They all onlcijvd
tho ni'v radio rrriuitly lunlaili'il
at tha lllnom homo,
. Tho (lodsny hoy nro ruttlnrt
wno.l at i:d Ml Inn thin work. Wil
lard -MII.h tn hrlplnir lin m.
MIh I Mill Mlllrr. aohnol li arli
ir, wan proKent at tlir.i'luji pai'y
at the homo - of Mi-, and Mrn.
I'lydo lllnom of Mi-dli-al Mprlrm-H
la.st 'riiurnday. ,
Mln lllrdln Vanorder wnn n
Kiifnt of thn' lllnom family last
Thursday ovenlni;.
Mrs. V.vii Vanorder waft jiImo
it thf club . party In . Medical
Sprints Thursday eeenlni,-.
!eUK. Mellowe with lih lenill
tonli a pally from the I'ark to
Hie Spiliur-i, altcndlu,- the ,.M,
llieellnii there. Thiis.lny nlulil.
Kellllelli Vlllioider tells In II
letter Tioin lllehland Unit lie has
1 teillll Of milieu WldirlllllK 1 ?nii
apiece.
Trunk Whltten of l!l Cre k
was n iriiest of Mr. and Mrs. Jul
"lili I.ny reeinlly.
Clvde Ittomn, the forest rnmrer
of Medical Kprlnt-s district, was
eoiinlliiR thn cattle at Joseph
Ijiv'h ranch n few days iiko.
fecll AVolsi'V. tf,. from ();den.
I'tah, ft nephew of Joseph l.av,
whom Ihev linui;lit with then
on their return from riuli Is du
hiK exnerdlni-ly well. lie came
hero, especially for Ills' health and
the rllmale lure seems to fully
airree wll li lilm.
Miss riara lav Is still visiting
friend aiouiul Medical and llli;
'"reek.
I (Mlicllo t oy Is running the drac
wff n their ranch eiittlm- wood
, for tbe linns...
j riarence Vanonler will haul n
'nn.l of (,-rnln to lllir I'rcck in
the elieiniliiir mills lo make f 1
tor Ills pti-s.
Tranl; Wlirulcswoith lias lionit!,t
a traiv stack from ClcnrKe Me.
noive.
U l lliis-i,, t,i
In f'.i.Milfa-i l'."op.iuan,a
VOSi-ow (API Soviet n.issla
'MS time radio s.n.llnK sialinns. al
Mnwew. I., nitiarad nn. il,nl-
N'lVKorn.l. These are under tlie
. 'enliiil of ihe e.Miii.ils irl il of posts
leh urapli iih, tel. phnn. s,
! of the, dally pre, nam Is .1.--
i voted to talks of a political nature
! the ll.dsh. ,l,s take loKanlae. of
.lie o.-n.nii nt cmroll. d radio l.i
uriher th. ir party ptiip.eas -n,,.,,.
Is also the usual l.udK.-t of v,.. al
..ltd llistrttlii.'ntal iiillslc.
the liospllal where they were "' tru" Kieane are taboo.
shut off from naturo and forced "The men nre (;lven coffee In the!
to hiiv.c continually nt white j lllorniliK if tltcy ao wish,. Toward)
walls." Tho niiKKcstion led to In - j lln- end of the season the menu be-j
uulry ninonff hospital experts who'conies more simple, and is made up
endorsed the idea of hi'lnkink; nrljof foods more easily dlKi'st Ible.
to lioHpllnl patients, but miido cor- ( irenler iiuuntllles of fresh fi-uilsi
tain InterestlnK reservations. and vegetables then appeal, on the!
The pictures must bo selected , tallies." I
with (treat euro both with r..f..r-i
ence. to the colors used nnd tliej
subjects depleted. This Is par-!
tleularly Important, It was poinl
ed out, In the enso of wards for1
rover patients, whose ImiiKlnatlons
uiltrht lie nniliily sllinilated tiy
certaln types of paiuttuir. In ffen
ernl the' total elYeet of subject. I
color and design should be cheer-'
fill, nnd nt the same time sooth-'
Inn to llio nerves. Certain bos
pllals In Sweden liave already
been decnriited . UJlder this new
plan, both with. orlKlnal works by
ftweillah lullslll' and ! wll h printed
rep'rodiiclloiis of lualitrpl s, j
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jilaecil fii-st in the nrranfrenipfit
of funeral services hy this in
stitution. Tho same careful nttontinn is
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onie Manager'
Purchasing Aent
Art Director-Wife"
UST a slim girl, maybe, or a motherly woman with sweet
eyes and white hair but what a responsibility is hers!
She is the active partner in the business of running: a home.
Nhe buys most of the thinp-s which p,n to make home life happy,
healthful and beautiful. Tlirniifrh her slim, safe fingers poes
most of the family money.
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And wisely and well it is usually spent, loo far better than
the Hvornjfe man could spend it himself. For women are better
purch.-isinjr agents than men. They compare prices, weigh val
ues and shop carefully.
They rend advertisements regularly. Every day you'll find
tho wise little home manager searching the advertising columns
for, news that will add to the comfort, convenience and im
provement of her home. You will find the some clever pur
chasing agent studying the advertisements to find where and
when to buy, and what and how to buy most economically. The
advertisements, too, tell this responsive art director how she
can make her home more beautiful, more individual the kind
of home that a man appreciates but never knows how it is done I
Advertisements are the wise counsellors in the spending of
money that the clever housewife heeds daily.
liio F.ur.incss of Running n Home Is Made Easier
by Reading the Advertisements.
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