La Grande evening observer., June 15, 1925, Image 3

Monday, June 15, 192o,
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three
NEWS of SOCIETY
To the 8'irpnr, of '.lu-lr many
frkmJB the niurriuirc of Minn OjmI
Ivie to Milton rrkv, bolh of Lu
(.Irunde, took plaee Huturduy even
ing, June 13. at six o'clock at the
lioiiii of Mr. and Mm. Sheldon,
J'rlee, brotlu-r of the groom, HHh-:
op ('. J. Cluck offlclutmg.
Both tlu' young people ar well
known tn l.a Grunde, Alias I vie wus
a member of the high school
yrudiiutiiiK class of Iftift. Mr. I'rt
( in foremun of the Observer Me
fhunlcal 1 (eparlment.
The happy couple 11 1 Saturday
DlKht tor Cortland to attend the
lion" t-Ystival. After upending- a
week In Portland and Aiorla they
Hill be at home to their La tirun
ile friends ut 1 1 1 Cedar street.
Mih. Herbert PattlBon entertutn
' ed with a delightful one o'clock
luncheon Sal unlay afternoon ut
her home at 1 H N Avenue. Th
home was urtisiicully decorated
wllh a. yellow and white color
scheme, u profusion of beautiful
yellow raw. -s being us-d. A delici
ous luncheon was served.
Following luncheon live tubleh
of bridge were at play with Mm.
Kred Spaei h winning hlifh scon
for the firm prize and the second
prize goiii); to Mm. J. T. Klchard
bon. Twenty members of Miss Huldn
Anderson's Sunday school class oi
the Pnshyierlan church enjoyed n
KwimmiiiK' taiiy at Cove Saturday.
They left l.a lirunde about ten o'
clock Saturday morning, by auto,
anil spent the entire day thert
swimming. At noon they had a
picnic luncheon.
Mrs. Marvin V. Ibaney gave n
birthday parly for her small son,
lllehard Kwin, I'riday afternoon at
her home on Tenth street. The
afternoon was spent ploying gam
es ond at four o'clock refreshments
were served. A Japanese inollf
was used in the decorations of the
home.
Those present wen. Margtfte
Johnson, Dorothy Johnson, Shail
eue HogeiB, Harriet Johnson and
Richard Heaney.
Miss Helen McDonald, whose
marriage will tie an event of this
month, was the Inspiration for un
attractive picnic break tast yester
day morning- at Klvcrside Park.
Miss Minna Ash and Miss Mae
Neill were hostesses. Twelv
friends of Miss McDonald were
present and at ten o'clock a deli
cious breakfast was served.
.Miss McDonald was presented
with a beautiful sliver server, by
those present.
For codling-moth in southern O
regon the growers find that a suc
cession of cover sprays ai about
two week Intervals is applied to
get best results in clean fruit. The
practice is continued through tht
early summer mouths with cover
sprays recommended in the experi
ment station spray program for O
regon.
Westerners
know what a
tite should be
ONE glimpse of Cali
fornia, or Oregon,
or Washington, or
any Western state proves
that the West is the motor
. ground of America!
California, for instance, leads
New York and every other
state in registration of pas
tenger automobiles!
A group of luccecsful Akron
tire engineers caught a vision
of the opportunities in the
West. Its vast resources and
possibilities for growth appeal
ed to them.
Digging Into the facts, they
learned that 30 per cent of the
nation's tires are used west of
the Mlsiissippi. And only 3
per cent were made there 1
They transferred their skill
and resources to the West.
Their C-T-C Cord today Is
regarded as one of the three or
- four really fine tires in America.
Nine western scutes give it a
remarkable sale. Farther East
Its good name is rapidly
spreading.
We shall be glad to give you
expert information about your
tires, and if you need them
put on C-T-C either bal
loons, semi -balloons, heavy
duty cords or oversize cords 1
"Quality will never be
sacrificed to meet a price"
President '
Columbia Tire Corporation
La Grande:
PLAYLE OIL CO.
Hllgaril:
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Imblrr:
A. Pnifc K Son
KlRln:
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l.osilno:
ljt'Koy I'ar-ons
Wnllona:
Wnllova
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Imp.
Co.
J'nlerpris':
II. s. Chapman
Covf :
elmr llrw.
Buili-byhand
HeaTy-Duty Pauenger - Full Balloon
1 Geml-Ballooa Heavy-Duty Commercial
j J A C-T-C Tub adds miea( I
I I (a glmctl any cmlnf
Cister (Mary's
v IQtcherui
BY SISTER MARY
HrcakfuBt Stewed prunes, cer
ul. thin cream, hour milk pan
akes, maple syrup, milk, i-olfee.
Luncheon Sniffed efus, with
beet greens, raisin it read sand
wiches, eurcot pudding, milk. ten.
Ilnner Hinothered chicken.
boiled rice, frozen eusturd. spong
cuke, wh'ule wheat breud. milk.
of fee.
Radishi 8 and celery milit lie
served with chicken. In this case
the salad should be st-rved as a
separate course accompanied by
ruekers of some sorl.
With the exception of the pan
cakes there are no dishes siik-
KtvMed on this day's menu that
may not bo nerved to a child of
four with discretion.
(at'i'ot Pud-, ling.
One buru-ti new carrots, 2 cups
bread cm nibs from hoi t part of
loaf, l-It cup butter, . cup miftar.
pound candled cherries, 2 0Kt&,
1 teuHpoon eiunamon, i teaspoon
salt.
WaMi and scrape carrots. Took
in sllnhtly waited boiling water un
til tender, " Hub through a fine
leve. Cream butler and beat in
sugar. Add well beaten yolks of
egs and beat mixture well. (Add
bread , crumbs, cinnamon, cherries
cut in iiuaiters, salt and carrot
pulp. Fold in the whites of the
eggs beaten until stirf and dry.
Turn into a well 'buttered -mold
and steam two and one-half hours,
Serve wllh lemon sauee. The ear
rots should have enough water in
which they are cooked to make
t he pudding moist. However. If
necessary, milk can be added to
make the pudding slightly moist.
RadL
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Tuesday. .It me 1(1
.Mountain Standard Time Station
CNitll. Uegina. ('an. 3:ti), s p. m.
bedtime travel tale; I'iu'b nov
elty orehetra.
Pacific Staiidniil Time Stations
Kl, Los Angeles. Calif. (4ti7). 5:-30-fi
p. , m., Kxuminer's matinee
muslcale; C, McDanlels' nightly
doings; C:45, radiotorlal talk; t,
Aeolian residence pipe organ re
recltal, Hon Mcl-'arland, organ -Isi
; S-9, Exuinincr; program.
Police Department Cliy of l.on
Angeles; . !-1 o, Indiun song hour
10-11. Packard ballad hour, A
shley sisiers, l!ud .Iitmleson.
filmland entertainer. Hilly and
Polly Hull. Marlon Hoogar ..ngd..
others.
KKOA, Seattle, Wash. (454.3). C:
4 5-S: 1 5 p. ni.. si udlo program;
S-'io-io. Times program: 10-11,'
Eddie Hurkn- sn and his orches
tra. KPWn. Hollywood. Calif. (2S2), 7-:45-9
p, m., program, WcHtorn
Super-service garage, H. Jack
son's Instrumental trio; Charles
iteauclmmp. tenor; Frank Hrald-I
wood, cowboy baritone; !)-IO,
program, I'nlon Oil company of j
Call torn lu, Union Oil orchestra,
Russian Gypsy trio, Frank
Hraldwood, burltone. Miller's In
ternational Hawaiian trio: 10-11,
Warner ltros. CroUc, direction
Charlie Wellnuin.
KGO. Oakland. Calif. (.101.2). C-7
p. in., dinner conceri. Sherman. 1
Cloy & company: X, mixed quar
tet : Claire Harsha I'pshur, so-'
prano; Kdni Fischer Hull, con-;
tralto; (leorge It. Hunter, tenor; '
Morton II, Oleason, bafts; Claire
McClure, accompanist ; instru
mental trio; Uobert Koorko, vi
olinist; Florl Gough, ct lllst; Kb
ert Cowan, harmonium soloist ;
William V. Carruth. pianist: Al
lan Wilson, tenor: l -l, Henry
Hnlslead's orcheslro.
KGW. Portland. Ore. C4AI.fi). 9-U
p. m Woolach ond Powell com
pany; 10-12, Herman Kenln's!
Multnomah hotel dance orches
tra. KHJ. I .or Angeles. Calif. (4or,.2.
5:30-0 p. m.. I.elghton's Arcade
Cafetrla orchestra. Jack ' Cron
shDw, leader: C-Q:3n, Art Hick
man's Blltmorc hotel concert or
chestra, Kdward Flt.patrlck, di
rector: 0:30-7:30, lltle stories A-
merlcan history. Prof.
Sylvester Hertzog. wiekly visit of
Queen Tltanla uid Sandman
Trom Fairyland. Louis V. Klein,
auto-harp and harmonica, f'has.
Leslie Hill.' readmits, 1'ncle
John: 7:30. riKiy WlKKly slrls
string trio; 8-1". p-oRram. l.os
Anpeles Income Properties com
pany, arranged by J. Howard
Johnson: lo-ll. Art Hickman's
Hill more hotel dance orchestra.
m THE-BRIPE-
Ht'NDltKIiS
Of lieailtiful and us-ful
t hlttgs for the June
llrlde, all suitable as
fc'ifts.
At
Richardson's
Art Si Gift Shop
1
Wear Necklace
Down the Back
V
IP you draw a V from shoulder
line to waistline, and then scoop
out the material Inside the V you
uncover quite an expanse of back.
If this bothers you at all, follow the
plan of Cannel layers and wear one
of the new back necklace of dia
monds and pearls just like the
pendant effects that were once worn
down the front. It breaks u the
deud "white of the shoulders and
offers some explanation for the cut
of the f rock. I tea I ly , it's a very
smart thing to do these days.
Karl Hurtnett, leader.
KNX. Hollywood, Calif.
CISC. fl).
5 ::(-: 1 r p. m W'urlitvter pipe
organ sluldo, Sid 'At'f'ti sports
talk; ti:16, travel talk. W, P. Al
der; G:o-7:3f, Don Clark and
J.a Monica hullroom syniphonic
dance orchestra: 7:;i0 style talk,
Myer 81egl. Junior; 7:45, health
talk. Dr. Iiobt. T. Williams; 8-9.
program, l-'lrst National Pacific-Southwest
Trust and Savings
bank; !t-iu. program. Indepen
dent Furniture Manufacturing
company: Hi-12, movie night at
the Ambmsador, Abe I. y man's
Cocoa nut Grove dance orches
t ra.
Kl). San Francisco Calif. (42S.:t),
C:15-G:3ti p. m biiseball; 6:30
6:40, Ye Towne Cryer; 6:40-7,
States Iteslaurant Orchestra: 7
7:30, Hudy Sieger's Fairmont
hotel orchestra; s-1 niunieiiKil
night on KPO; 10-1 1, Johnny
Uulek's Cabii-iuns.
Announcements
Social nnnoiinccmcnts may
bo printed In this column five
of charge. Any announcements
pertaining to any functions such
an cooked food sulcs, etc., will
lie -refused. AniuiunccmciUs, to
be prinlctl the same duy, must
be In society editor's hands by
11:00 o'clock. News, editor's
note.
The Hible Searchers Class of tht-j
I'resbyterian
Church will meet
Wednesday ufteriioon, June 1", al
the "homo of Mrs. W. H. l'ickens.
The Rons and daughters of pio
neers, will meet tomorrow after
noon at the city hall for election of
officers for the ensuing year.
The Neighbors of Woodcraft
will meet tomorrow nfternoon foi
a social meeting at the home of
Mrs. Ftiehurg In May Park. All
those having cars are asked la
inert at the l. und I.. Drug start
at two o'clock and they will be ta
ken to May Park.
Law 39 Years Old Is
Used Against 'Lcggers
TACOMA (AD. The vnlmlis-
tic words "thirty-four fifty" hnvo
strurk tt-rror into the lirnrtH of
many hootlik-gi rs In tills section,
and they have niuii! BiKnlflranrc
.1... -,nt,l nir f viitoiltil v I ll'l n
nil the clauses in the Volsteaf
law. j
"Thirty-four fifty" means sec
tion 34r.ll of the revised federal
Viilter!tatutes, and covers an not passed
by congress In 1SSG. It refers ;
to the transportation of artlelea
that hove not paid on Internal
revenue tax, unl provides that the:
vehicle used for b jeh trunsporta
llon shall In- conflnrated.
The Volstead lnv ban a some
what slmilur provision, but fed
eral proserin oi here found that
forfeitures undfr it were not suo
reHHi ul o n1 to conditional saies
of automobiii s.
So the government attorneys de-
cldt'd to use the power provided j
oy section 4ia". nu incy iiv(m
been employing It with preat ef-1
feel. Kvery few weeks the Knit-'
ed States marshal holds an auc
tion sale of autotnobllca confis
cated because they were hauling !
Itq-.or on which no federal tax.
was paid. In several cases a Jury
has found the operator of a rum
carrier Innocent, but his car hns
been libelled under section 346n
and ordered sold,
Wallace Mount, assistant I. 3.
dist rict attorney, says that tin
government has obtained the for
feit ure of every automobile or
truck libelled under section 845:'
in this district.
Mnndartl OH Company
Dnlers S at Hi Idaho
TWIN FALLS - The Htandnrd
nil Company of California hs de
cided to enter the southern Idaho
field mid has sent lis r-'pres.-ntu-Itv-H
in-re to arrange lor limnedi
Ble construction ef n d Is' rlbm ln
pioul in Twin Tall involving an
invest iiient of several Ihoui.nnd
dollars. It -ft as (earned Saturday.
England's Air
Dire Picture
CA-MllUn'UK. KllR. (AP) The
insertion by Air Marshal Sir Hugh :
Trenehard, chief of the lditish air
staff, that he would do wway with
aviation ultURether if he could, has
caused no end of romim-nt throngiu
out the country. Sir Hugh w as
speaking to i he 'umbrldge l"ni-
versily Aeronautical Society,
his contention was t hat all
i,n,t
good done through aviiiHon coin
mereially would not nu'ke up for
the reign of terror and death which
would be uccompliMicd through
this force (f there lu.uiil be an
other world win, when greet bombs
and poisonous nae;i wmihl be
strewn upon almost helpless cities.
Sir Hugh reieVeil the problem
of the air defense of the Uriilsli
cmp're und Its potentialities dur
ing the next ft u years, -speaking
very frankly and plainly indeed
upon the ui'tin principles yhlii
must guide the irition In its t i;;ht
and economical use of aviation.
'I do nt)t want you to think that
1 look upon the air us. a blessinj;
altoget her." asserted Sir 11 inch.
Continuing lie said, much to the
astonishment of his listeners; "It
may be more of a blessing for this
empire than for any other coun
try in the world, but 1 feel that all
the good it will do in civil life can
not balance I lie harm that may be
done in war by it, and if I had the
casting vote I would say abolish
the air."
This particular phrase of the air
chiefs remark eauai-d more news
paper comment than has any ut
terance of an tifleia of his stand
ing in ycfirs.
Itelalive to a European war in !
which KiiKland might be seriously j Local New-pMprrs lt lailaic
attacked, the air chief said: "The j When Melco Itcltttles i'riinc
great problem to be faced Is Ihalj MKXICU CITY (AP) Paired
in the first ehu-h of the opposing ' from police hi-idouarters liecause,
forces the casualties would be ver 'they ass rt. their papers published
hinh. ami Hie (iih-siion of leplacing irulh about crime in ihe eapi-
the reserves woubl be difficult. Injtal in April and May. police report -fact
they would be almost iiihiiper-lers oil the leading papers have dc-
able, not only f(tr this nation, but i
ulso for any other nation."
1 n l he nevl win- In n Hlnirle da v.
the speaker b: id h'' believed, more j
bombs could be dropped in this I
country than was done in the four 1
'a is of the last great conflict.
While the airplane was the most I
offensive weapon that -hud ever tl In;il jm. into cases are consigned
been invented. Sir Hugh averred.'..,...,,., , 1n.. ,,(.njli lollrts. Dur
it was a shock ingU had weapon
of defense, against I he a irplane H: ;
selt. Ht III. he believed, it was he
Ulll Will 1II.,V Jill II I ..1.11
cjvered, and, even in these days of
scientific Improvements and inven-
ie. ..v,.,,., ..........
any other weapon would tag
its
place for another lot) years.
"Itemember that nothing you can
do or suv will stop all ihe benefits
of aviation, or nil the horrors of
... 1 am sure ... 1 u.e e, p,.e ,
n . V ?; l70l il!i'
. The Itoyal Air I'orc
woirM not J
be made the great weapon It must j
be without the backing of the n.t-
lion, said the air chief, and be was
convinced that one of the most im
portant means was through the
larger seats of learning. Kor that
reason the government was eager
to start at Oxford and Cambridge
air force units as a beginning, ami
Uie officials. hoped to do the ."lime
at other universities at a later
date.
Doing a lot of work couldn't be
had if we eould do it iiulrKI'.,
vithout any effort.
A thins of beauty wants tee
cretin! sodlir forever.
B
ITES-STINGS
Apply wet bait inn soda or house
hold ammonia, followed by
V VapoRub
Oimr 17 Million Jar, U..J Yearly
Marcelling
Mrs. D. 15. Mosby
704 L Ave.
Summer Kitchen Comfort
Is made possible with a PKKFKCTION STOVK
with quick, good cookiiiK results. Soe various niodvls
here.
Furniture Exchange
Fir and Jefferson Phone 474-J
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE
If You
Bread - Cakes - Pies - Cookies
llu Sure It Is Mml lij (iwllllsm's Klwtrio Itnkerj Ijislcm
Oriiton's ladlnu lln s.l Bud r-.ry linkers
Gvviliiams' Eleciric Bakery
Home of the (J ilden Crust
Chief Draws
of Air Warfare
iS Ol't hWOSl IlKlUMld A(10rrt
Trihdl Graves in Tacoma
" 'r
TACOMA I AP) trailed, lawn-
ed and decorab d wltli suitable mo
nuin. tits, the eld Indian cemetery
adjoining the iisl;man
veterans'
! husjiit il here bus been completely J
transformed Mirough the et foils of;
local Indians. as'sted by a govei n-j
uietii appruprtation. j
Tile e meteiy cgniitins the re
mains of dome of the lending Indi
um: o! (he northwcMt, and about
Ot.ui aborigines have been burled
there since iiS established in
I S5:!.
tti'C of the graves especially fi
cred Ut the Indians is that ot Chief
l.esi lil. who was hanged in 1 fwti
on a ehariie of killing an American
army oitieer who was on his way
to a p:.rley with the Indians. The
Indians have alw;
considered I
l.eschi a marly
ind some Amcric-
an lii-Uoriaiis have d
lured that he !
was innocent of th
charge agaln-
st him.
Chiet Saltat, who ruled the In
dians of this region from ISM to
IS (Hi Is a!s ubvied lit the eetite
tery. lie was a great friend of lin
early uhi.' s- tlleis and was a con
vert to the ( Mtrisl lan rcliKiou. In
addition to Indian chiefs of the
N'is iiiaMy. Puy illnp and other tri
bes, the cemetery contains the
bom : of Tom Thompson, noted as
a great Indian judge. He handled
legal matters for the Indians for
mans years.
volt d their efforts to otiiside in-
ve;;lieuiion. As a result they claim1
in i... i.-,tni'u t l.nt dm tni I he ear-
y ,i;iys af May, the crime average
n hed 102 eases dally.
Investigation of records at the
prose
uting attorney's offio
has
disclosed, according to Kl Culvers.
ing the find trimesb r of Is24. it i
, j,,'.,. W).n. j . j (; 7 ,xlSes oi
, , ,.,.,.! t lug-ill injury, and Dfllornach
,7., ,...,,,.-
.S'.ati.-tics secun-d at the Federal
tti-ifriet ii.-nili-llll.'itv Ill'.d 'he lie -
. and miin clna li'.Hs. the same
paper asserts, show that , i,!M4
persons Were either di talm-d or
Imprisoned in Dies-
iiiMtiiutions
luring 1!'M
Nim ty-t'iv
percent of those held
f unA vi
ivH r,..K, is .I,!...,.!, B i,npun
The only thing y" run prove by ,
arguing e.ilh a . ir. linn you are
lanottn-r one.
Oil Stoves
Refrigerators
Gas Camp Stoves
Fishing Tackle
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
rhon Mjub 81
Want the Host
' (amlHUit wllh Hcui'y Klci'l
i .On ut hie at Seattle Wharf
SI'ATTI.K. (AP) The gunboat
Princeton, which was with Admtr
jHl (leorge pewey when he won (he
1 Hat lie of Manila May 27 years uko.
Is crumbling it u wharf on l.ukc
Washington opposite Seattle.
The Princeton cost $fto.unii in
I Jill? when she was launched at
!rl,l,' N'- J- A li,w"r
! bought her in lit Id for fHU.itmi and
j bus been trying ever since (O sell
her.
After the Spanish-American war
tli.i 1 i-ine..tit r.iTi-iiii. .1 in I (.! tii
iy W11B Ki.n1 ,(i
There she hit uticharted roelr,
end was about to sink when she
limped into Tutuihl. She was put
out of commission, und four yearn
t later was brought to the 1 'niver-.
i'Wv of Washington for a training
ship.
The lawyer boiiKht her when the
I'nivershy discontinued instruction
in navigation,
11(mmI Hit it l-'olk Coming.
HOOD HIV Kit, Or. Local In
terest in the Portland Itose Festi
val was Increased by an address
tlelivcred by Herbert C. Cut hbert,
publicity imtnngcr of the Portland
chamber of Commerc
to the
Hood Htver buslm ss women's club
nt the Columbia Horge hotel. Mr.
Cuthbert CHtne here to ' stlbst illlto
for Mrs. Doris Hmlth, iiulhor or the
Kosurla pageant, who had been
detained because of a dress rehear
sal. Mr. Cuthbert told of the Inten
sive work of the auihoi In studying
the development of the rose from
the days of cave men down to the
present.
Ihe Portland publicity
man was informed that a record
attendance to the Kose show would
be noted from here as a result of
the interest taken in the locul un
iformed marching organizations,
whose members will participate in
parades. !
Miss Rogers Gained
15 Pounds in Six Weeks
( .;..
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Pounds In HO Days or
Money hock
My dear Krlenda:
After my attack of flu I wis
thin, run-down and weak. I hud'
a sallow complexion, my eheehs
tvet-e suuU In and 1 was continu
illy troubled with gas on my
1 felt stuffy and h id ;
loKl
my appetite. I lunl rend
hiho it Mei'oy's Cod Liver (HI
' ,t,.l 'C..I. I.il. n,x.l .luolili.
give them a trial. At once, I be-!
gun to pick up tin appetite, my
cheeks filled out and my com
plexion became healthy looking
and I Kill tied 16 not) lids In six
wim.Uh aul a), v,.ry thankful fort
what McCoy's foil I Aver Oil (om-
pund Tablets did for me.
Miss A I bo n a Itogess, '1 fi 4 V ;
rro (lorda St., Decatur, 111. 1
vfrni1M tn flll ,.. ,",,';;,.
lows In cheek s and neck, try Mc
Coy's Cod I aver Oil Compound ,
Tablets for :ta days. (Hi Tablets
1 tin cents at Ited Cross lru
Store. Class Drugs, 1. & h. Drills
und live druggists everywhere, I f
they don't give yo i wonderful I
help In Itn days, get your money J
back you be the Judge, Hut be'
Nitre and ask for " McCoy's,
original and avltulne. Adv.
tin
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American Legion
Show
LA ;itANlE, ORBflON
June 18, 19 and 20
ROESCH MTILIHNfJ
DANCING
"The Pi-led Pipers" Orchestra direct from the campus of
IT. of (). at Eugene. New Dance Floor the largest in
Eastern Oregon.
ENTERTAINMENT
Mrs. Fred Wells will present a group of 25 La Grande girls
in 12 acts of ballet Dancing. $100(1 costumes and settings.
An original and entertaining act.
French Girls and French Cafe
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PUTMAN'S
Ready -To -Wear and Millinery
The Store Who Specializes
la Ladies' Ready-To-Wear and Millinery
Millionaire Leaves I'mul
To Ahiii'o Itelter ttiunU
trrocKHoliM (AP) In one of
the moKt - original wills ever XV
for probate In Sweden, a local mkl
llotTHilre named Cttrl Kmttt Ims di
rected that the bulk of his estate
lie devoted to the Improvement of
pullllo highways and to the discov
ery of belter methods of catching
fish.
The New
French
Curl
When you wish (lie rliarin
tiic rffect of a soft, natural
curl, the new l'rrnch paper
wave Is tlio only answer.
Oar fthop la admirably
equipped and trained to give
Clila new curl. You will be
more than pleased with the
results. I'houo now for an
appointment.
GEIST MARINELL0
SHOP
Room 6, Somnkf Dlili,
"A Iteauty Aid for
Every Necd.H
Thone Main 577
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HAVE YOU A HOME FURNISHING PROBLEM?
Bring It A TDDJC Better IIomM
To Our firVjLV O Expert
Delco Light Plants
110 Volt or 32 Volt
Willi or Without Storage' Batteries
$235 to $1705 Delivered
Jesse Koscnbaum, Agt., with
Benham Electric Co.
New Foley Hldg.
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GAMES AM) AMUSEMENTS
Admission r0c
The money to be spent for (lie
Improvement of roads is to ' Md
tuinlstered by Ihe Stockholm. Au
tomobile club and usd for Hitch
things as the construction of model
highways and atsts of paving ma
terials, as well uh for prize lu.eom
muntilcK with good roads.' The
fishing fund Is lo be spent fov the
bettering of fishing methods $o :s
to benefit the population of.j thfc
Swedish skerries. .
WALLING'S
COAT SPECIALS
Fifty New Spring Coals
to select from; sizes It
to 51. Every one a bar
gain. Priced from
$10.75 to $20.00 .
Hats Trimmed by us
and Patterns
?2.9.ri to $8.50
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