La Grande evening observer., June 16, 1925, Image 8

Tuesday, June lfi, 1025.
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THE LA GRANDE EVENING ORSERVER
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Sale Prices
MKN'S WKAR IS NOTUI) IOU ITS
ItKCl'LAK LOW I'KK'KS
Athletic Underweiir l!'c
U:ilii ift'K'aii Underwear ., Kile
Work Shirts B!'c
Cotton Dross I lose 15c
Cut Silk and Knit Ties !i!le
Pure Wool Pants $2.!).".
Army Officer Shoes $:!.!).",
Overalls SI"')
MEN'S WEAR
1309 Adams Ave.
Grant JJean, Mr.
Livestock Show Awards
In 3 Divisions (iven
onUnuTi from Piir bfx.)
(H'i'.; WIHIh IMiilHpn, I'liinn, Or'.
CIums 2, lot 4;i. Junior hHlrr
tair. Willis J'hillipH.
Senior ehiimplnn f'-iuuU; - I lT
IjitI ( Miami hr, i;ikr, (hi.
Junior champion fniiiih'- ll r-ln-rl
( 'liuiicJIrr, linker, Urn.
(inind chum pion' female."! (er-ln-rt
Chumlh'r, Jluln-r, Ore.
,' Chun it, lot 41). (Jrndrd licrd.
llerherl ChitmJh-r,; J taker. Ore.;
WIIIIh rhllllpf. rnion, ore.
Mass 2, lot fin. Vi-itrtiiiK hwd.
Herherl ('Handler, lisiker. ore.
first and sicond; Willis Phillips,
1'nlun, Ore., third.
Class 2. lol 51. Culf herd. U r
liert (Minndh r, Maker, Ore.
(Mass 2, loL fi2. Cet of aire, four
animals. Herbert i Mm ml It-r, tlr.it
mid second; Willis tMillllps.
Shorthorn t a tile,
' Class 1, lot 1. M'hn-e bulls owned
ly rxhlhilnr. V. J- 'I'nwnt-v. H"t
l,:ke. Ore; '. K. (Jre.-n, I'lilmi,
tt
V. J. 'I'nwllle.v, lint J.k'
CI..:., I, of 2. MV bulls Invd
;i'hl fiWlP-i) ,y ehlll!nr. - V. .1.
Tovwiley. Hot l,;i;e, on-.; ,. It.
Iuuh, North i'owd'-r, Cue.; V. K.
(in en. I jiioii. i iiv,
f 'i:sn i, lot :;. I lull lour ycnia
:i ml fi er, V. J. Town ley. Hot
Lntte, (He.; V. .1. Tmvnl.y, J lot
l,uke, (ire.; A. J J. Oa vis, .North
I'nwder, die,
i, lot -1- Hull three ;niO
under lour. V. 10. (in en, I 'nion,
Ore.
( M.ts.s 1 . lot I, ,) niiior em lim;
bull. - (1. v. (ie.!iy, .Sublimity.
( H e.
Cl.i.n ), lot .S. Senior bull calf.
-;. W. Ie,ii. Snbliuiity. Ore.;
V. Ore. -ii l iiion. (ire.; V. K.
Oreeti, I nion. oi - .; ( 'has. lii'Tii,
I'llioil, I Ire.
CI. ins I. b.t !. junior huM ralf.
WIM.i !vaihin (ineii. I'liion.
ore.; A. It. I u is. Nort h I 'owib r.
(! W. Or. en. 1 'nion. Ore. :
1 1 utehlnoii jind Sin i num. l iiion,
ore.; Mms. Ore. n, t nion, )! .;
V. !: I nion. ore.
Announcement
La Grande Is
To Have A
Commercial
College
YOU NO LONG Kit IIAVK TO GO TO rOKTLAM)
TO SKCl 'KK A III SINKSS INDICATION.
We have leased adequate quai'le rs in
. the 1. O. O. K. Huildhitf lor the school,
which will open August .'In!.
Our Secretary will he al our olTieo in
that building from this date on, to ac
cept em tillntents and ;rive yon any infor
mation you may wish.
KNUOLLMKNTS LLMITKI)--A(T NOW
AND ill' ASSl'RKI) 01- GKTTING IN
ON Til K OI'KTNING CLASS.
Inter-Mountain Commercial
College
10;i i;im Street
I a Grande, Ore.
) (Mass I , lot In. Henior cham
pion bull. W. J. 'I'owulej, Jlot
Lake, nr-.
I Ma km I, lot II. Junior rhuin'
pion bull. O. W. Oeljiv, Kubliin-
iiy-
i ( "la.'H I , lot 1 2. fit and cham
pion bull. W. J. Townley, Hot
liike, ore.
Chiu 1. I t l.i. Cow three y rs
old and over with own calf by wide,
raked utter Jan. I, Iti2fi. W. K.
(Irren. t'nlon. (ire.; Jlutehinson and
Sheriuan. 1'nlon, Ore.; Hutchinson
and Hhermau, (iiilun. Ore,
(Mass 1. lot 14. Cow three ye;ir
old and oer.-S J. M'ownley. Hot
I. (ike, ore.; Hnlehinson and .Sher
man, I'nion. ore.; V. J, M'ownley,
Hoi Lake, Ore.
(Mush t, lot 15. H'-ifer two years
:ld and under three. A. 11. Davis.
North I'o-.vder, ore.; A. Ii. Oavis.
North 1'itwder, Ore,; Chaw. On-en,
rnion, ( ire.; Chas. (jreen, Cnion,
Oje.
j 1'iutin 1. lot Hi. Senior yeurlinif
belter.- - Hutehiiison ami Sherman,
I nlon, Ore.; w. j. M'ownley. Hot
: l.ak". ( ire.; A. It. I ;i vIk, Norlh
i'OWd' i, (He.; V. i-'.. (iie.-ll, I'nlOU.
( tf'.', V. .1. M'ownley. I lot Lake,
Ore.; V. I-.', fire.-n, I'nion, Ore.
Mass 1, loi l s. i :i2,i senior
heifer eall. Hutchinson and Klier
iiian. I nion, ( M e. ; (i. w. I n-I.ay,
Sublimity, ore.; W. K. (ireeii. 'n
ion, (He.; (Mias. fireen, I'nion,
Ore.; V. J. M'ownley. Jlot Jik
( ire.
Chiss 1, lot t'j. Junior ln-ifer
calf. Hutchinson and Sherman
fiiU'D. (ire.; Hutchi'ison am) Sher
man, t 'nion. Ore. ; v. K. (ireeu
I "nion, ( ire. ; W nd. ll '. (in en
I nion. Ore, ; ( iale I e,a . I nion.
ore. ; V. (I ree ii. I 'nion. Ore
Cla: :1 I. lot 2. Senior ebainploil
enial . -VV. J. M'owub , Hot l.nke,
( lie.
CI. ism 1, hit 21. Junior cham
pion b nijile. hitchiiiHtm and
.Sherman, I'nion, Ore.
Clas. 1 . Jot 2 2. (Jrn nd chum
pion female, ". J. M'ownley, Hot
l.akc, ( irr,
( M. is-- I, Inf 2rt. Oraded herd.
V. J- M'ownley. 1 1 of l.alce, Ore.; A.
Ii, Ivivis. 'North I'owder. ore.:
chas. On-en. I'nion. ore; W. J.
M'ownley. Hot Lake, Ore.
Class I , lot 2a. Yvarlln lterd.
V. J. Townley. Hot Lake. On.
class 1, lot 2;"i. I'air of eulves
bred by exhibitor.- Hutchinson and
, .-".'.erioa-'i. I nion. Ore.; i;, '. la-.
Lay, Sublimity, ore.; W. K. O.re.-n,
Cn Ion, ( uc; (Mini, (ire.-n. In ion.
( ire.
(Mass 1. lot 2ii. fi' t of uie sire.
Tour animals. Hutchinson and
Sherman, rnion. Ore.; A. II. Oavis.
orth Powder. ( lie.; Hutchinson
and Sherman, I'nion, Ore.; Chas.
(ireeii, I'nion. Ore.
Pal Steer 'In-.
(Mass 3. lot Mt. Steer, spayed or
Man in h-ifer. Herbert Chandler.
Maker, ore.; Hoy Wheeler, rnion,
( H e.
Spech;! premium: X2Ti in pold
awarded by the IMrst National bunk
of I'nlou, Oregon. Tor best fitted
animal In entile division. In this
class, flnlstejn cow. nwiici by Dr.
W. M TMiy. of Hot Lake, and lb-re-ford
bull, owned by Herbert Chand
ler, wen- t led for first place. A
coin waji flipped to decide, and
Or. V. T. lMiy was uwucded the
premium.
swim-; 1MVISIOV.
DtniH' h 'I'm ..
Class 1. lot I. Hour two years
(dd and over. Alfred (Monti r, I'n
ion, ( ire.
Olas.s I. lot 2. Hoar t months
and under two years. --C. P. I-M-valdson,
I'nion. Ore.
class I. lot to. Sow IS months
and under two years. M'oni Conk
1 i ii, I'nion, Ore.
(Mass l . ht r. Hoar under h!
uH-nths. M'oni Coiikltn, t'nion,
t ire.
Oliim 1. lot S.w under six
pie.nl lif - - M'opi Cm k lin, t 'nion.
s-h.e-r9ry:s
last snow toniciit
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The greatest romance in American History
Ccmiedy,
"Meet (hp Missus"
Matinees Only Wednesday and Thuisda
"IDAHO"
End those
foot pains
at their source
Arc yon utterly tired out ly
the slightest exertion? Or tor
mented ly nchins feet, weak
ankles, crooked toes, corns,
callouses, bunions? You can
end these troubles at their
source by the use of
DsSckolls
Foot Comfort jtipplianccf
wlii.lt h.v.'C brought relief to thou
font's. W'c have these famous devices
n our ftxit com but department.
Come in and hmn how they can
help you, too.
The Bootery
Ore.
I 'hum I, lot 20. Youtitf Herd.
M'oni conklin, I'nion. ore.
CIhhs J, lot 21. Oct of one Hire.
Tom Conklin, I'nion, Ore.
CIhsh 1, lot 22. Produce of one
sow, four unltuulH. Mom Conklin,
(.'nion, Ore.
Senior (ham pion boar. Alfred
Crouter, I nlon. Ore,
Junior champion boar. Tom
Conklin, I'nion, Or.
Senior champion sow. Tom
Conklin, I'nion, Dip.
Junior champion how. Mom
Conklin, I'nion, orr.
Poland Chinas,
class I, lot 3. Hoar one year
and under IS monthn. Kukm-II ,M
Ivennon, lmhler, ore.
( Mass , lot fi. Hoar under six
months. Norman Wooden, intbh-r.
ire.; Russell MeK'ennon, Imbh-r.
ore.; ltuMsell McKennon, Jmbhr,
ore.
Class J. lot !i. Sow two years
old it ml aver, Kuhki McKennon.
Imbler, ore.
(Mass 1. lot 1 1. Sow one year obi
and under IK months. liusst II
.McKennon. Imbler. Ore.
Class I, lot 12. How six months
ami uder one ear. Alva ( h ton.
I 'nion. ( re.
(Maya 1, lot is. Sow under six
monthH. Klford Smith, Imbler,
Ore.; Mussel! McKennon, Imbler.
Ore.; J. ll. I'Mlzwell. Alice), Ore.
( MasH I, lot 21. (Jet of sire.
Russell McKennon.
Class I. lot 22. Prnrodurr of
one how. Mussi-h McKennon. Imb
ler, Ore.
Senior champion boar.- Mussi II
McKennon, Imbler. Ore.
Orand champion boar. ltussell
McKennon. Imbler, ire.
Junior champion how. Alva Or
ion. I'nion. Ore.
Senior champion how.- ltusel
MeK'ennon. Imbler, Ore.
Chester Unites. i
' Mass 1. lot . Hoar two years
old and over, John Williams.
( 'ove, Ore.
ClasH 1, lot Ti. Moar under six
months Clifford Conrad, Alleel,
Ore. ; John WillianiH, ( 'ove, ue. ;
C. C. Conrad. Allc-el. Ore.
(Mass 1 , lot It. Sow two years
old or over. John WilHaniH. Cove,
ore.; Clifford Conrad. Alleel, ore
(Mass 1, lot la. Sow IS months
and under two ears. Clifford
Conrad. Alice), Ore.
Class ), tot 11. Sow one ear
and under IK months. John Will
iams, Cove, Ore,; C. C. Conrad,
Ahcel. Ore.; John Williams, Cove,
Ore.
Class 1, lot 12. Sow nIx months
md under one year. John Will-
lla iiih, ( "ove. Ore. ; Howard (las
set t. Cove, Ore.: C. C. Conrad, Ali-
I, Ore.
Class , lot 1 3. Sow under six
months. Klsen Souihwisk, Cove,
ore.; Prank Mitchell. Cove. Ore.;
Clifford Conrad, Alleel, Ore.
Class I, lot l!i. Affed herd.
John Williams. Cove, Ore.
Class I . lot 2U. Younff herd.
Clifford Conrad, Alleel. Ore.; John
Williams, Cove. Ore.;
(Mass 1. lot 21. (Jet of one sire.
John Williams. Cove. Ore.; Clif
ford Conrad, Alice), Ore.; (', C.
Conrad, Alleel. Ore.
Class 1. Produce of one sow.
John Williams, Cove. Ore.; Clif
ford Conrad, Alicel, Ore.; C C.
Conrad. Alicel. ore.
Junior champion boar. Clifford
Conrad. Alicel, Ore.
Senior champion boar John
Williams. Cave, ( re.
Orand champion boar. John
Williams, Cove. Ore.
Senior champion sow. (M if ford
Conrad, Alicel, Ore.
Junior champion sow. John
Williams. Cove, Ore.
Orand champion sow. ( M if ford
Conrad. Alicel, ore.
Spotted Poland China.
Kodney Miller, Cninn. Or
made as safe us man could make
it.
Should Amundsen really bo lost
lie has died a martyr to his tre
mendous sen ho of public duly and.
judging from our utnnpolnt, thin
would be but u poor reward for his
a m ait I us determination and pretM-r-verance.
While Amundsen was tremen
dously interested In aviation, lie
personally diHliked to fly. Jlia avi
ation experiences in the past liave
been most unfortunate.
With a few exceptions every air
plane Might on which he hud em
barked had ended disastrously.
live ii in J'.M4, at the occasion of
IiIh examination fllrht In Oslo
Norwuy, where he earned his idiot
certificate, (hat very flight almost
proved fatal and the school mach
ine in which lie flew was wrecked.
In U22 Amundsen started out to
fly his airpSuie from New York
to Seatle, but crashed in Pennsyl
vania ud since then until now in
HpiUherKen lie absolutely declined
to Het foot aboard an airplane.
Mut in spite of his personal dis-l
inclination for flying and in spite;
of iiiH full consciousness of his
"jinx," he did not hesitate to at- ,.
tempt h,H north pole flight. He!, lr,1,t- Wash-
had atopic excuses to withdraw. ln1Bl""' N'w York, every-
!. in ."J hi inn utK JUhl US 111
winter at K or U o'clock.
ItiKht throuKh the holiest part
of the day lie inciters, bathed in
sweat, swiilintr iced drinks, iruln-
coin-.i,,,, ,,llt.ri,.,, ,
I "mn "" ill' fe.l.-.i.l.il.
Tor nil- Al lit t.. m I it ! i . I,.,
is a man of undaunted courage ,,-,,
Paraguayans even resent a cork
helmet on a foreigners head. "He
must think lie's in the wilderness,
instead of a highly civilized, up-to-date
country, to wear that
thing," they Hay.
All the name, the nordie could,
though lie wonM, learn a tot about
hot weather comfort, from the
equalorial, M'lie latter works dur
ing the hours when exert Ion is
tolerable and rests when it isn't.
He's up ami about by G or ii a. in.
M'he bulk of his day's business is
transacted In the cool of the morn
ing. M'oward lu to 1 1 he knocks
off.
His principal meal breakfast or
almuery.a" follows; afterward
four or five hours' Mclu in a dark
ened room.
He oouldn't sleep thus tu the
temperate zone. II in job wouldn't
let him. Jn Our tropics lie can.
At 4 or 5 he reappears. M'hrce
or four hours' work remains lo lie
done; then a late dinner, a tew
hours' recreation under the stars,
the balance of ))jH daily rest and
he's ready for another round, in
pretty good .shape.
his previous failures, his bankrup
tcy, but in spite of it all he carried
on.
A Man of Honor
Why? Mecause he stood
mitlcd to tiit world and because In
Kicking, thrashing ami cussing
tin- weather, he rolls around sb-ep-
h'H.sjy, only, at livglli to fall into
and determination.
Amundsen m-ver allowed himself
to forget that he was a world lig-
1U wm a troubled slumber ;, r, w minutes
"a man is a man ami u woid a 'before ,m. f(,r thousands of
word" was more than a mere J vwling auto horns, clumping d-
j livery men and factory whistles to
in l!i22 lie announced to the wake ,lm up, untreshened, to go
in. n ne wouiu aienipL a po- at tt again
utr iiigni ami nun meant tiial only
death would prevent him from
keeping his promise.
Wit el her Amundsen rel urns or
' MMie equatorial has learned the
lesson of adapt Ing human a I M'ain(
to natural condil ions. M'he nordie
not, Amundtjen will never die. ills sticks to his old system or pai-mnff
spirit will hover over coming ages laws requiring natural conditions
na an everlasting inspiration tow- to ndajit them.selves to human uf-
ard true manhood. fairs.
Kdiloirs Not Haakon Jl.' Ham
mer is one of the few men living
who have flown over the arctic re
gions. He has been a partner and close
personal friend of itaold Amundsen
lor fifteen years, and known not
only the perils of polar flying but
the principal in the daring expedi
tion probably better than any oth
er man in America.
In i:i2:i-2-l, he accompanied Am
undsen on the hitter's expeditions
north of Alaska. MMien he took a
plane to Spitzbergeii and prepar
ed lo fly across the top of the
world to Amundsen's relief, doing
considerable valuable reconnaisan
ce lying in that locality when lie
learned an accident had caused
Amundsen to call of his trip.
dipt. Hammer is now living In
Hollywood. Calif.
FIND
IT
HERE
1 1 iBiiys
y-WL 5H DEPAKrHENTST0IUfS
108 Depot St., La Grande, Ore,
Women's Undergarments
AT A NEW LOW PIUCK
(iOWNS
STEP-INS
COMBINATIONS
BLOOMERS
98c
This is indeed an op
portunity, not to be
missed. Every woman
will surely want two or
more of these dainty
underthings at a price
so low.
All riiiMllliiils litirWiltSf. liy
nnr a s I v r ti liuycrs has
made tlir l' inlitrs iiisihlt.
Our iillnliiii-nt litis just hcvii
i-citIkiI. oine in mill mv
liiriil.
SEE OVR WINDOW DISPLAY
Silk Hosiery
In Leading Colors
98c
A new shipment lias just
been received our stock is
i$ now again complete in this
Ujfe- fast-selling, popular priced
Oopj for this eoh 1 mn ninsl bo
In by 9:U0 a. m.
AMUNDSEN
HAS 10 TONS
(iAS HIDDEN
((-'tntlnued from Thko One.)
Tropical Son Dislikes
North American Heat
MONEY
At I',", on deposit hero
is far more satis I'aetorv
than twice that amount
in shady stocks and
lmiids.
l:i-llli'n (tf rrinripiil
unit I11I.11-1 l ( , r
tain! UNITED STATES
s would mean nothing etiionlin
iry in present day uviatioti.
And then again, the north pole
.as already been discovered
Many years have passed since Ad
miral I Vary planted the Stars and
rlpes on t lie ul most top of t he
l- orld.
Not even I he achievement of
liseovery w 011 Id be A mud mien's.
W hat th'-n could be his real ob
ject ?
In searching for an answer It is
u t crest nig to review a stale men I
ulveii out by A 111 11 nd S'U in .May.
.'i. Amundsen s.ild:
"I am not the bits! interested In
the north pole, but I elm to solve
worhi's last g ogra ph ical prnb-
1 and discover just w hut is (n j
fnund within tti- uiieplnred re-
timis li'lvuTii the north pole and!
Vlaska."
In view ot ii all on. cannot but I
lo-tp making c-rt.ilii d d net loiin.
Was il likely that be bad eiitir.--
!y changed bis mind within the
pace ot 1 short months, ur can It
pessitde that w In n he took oft I
rum SpltKbTgt'n his real go il ,
(us still Alaska and esplnrattoU of I
parts unknow n '.'
1 be lcon of late
lb- carried sutlieieiit gasoline
in the two plan-s combined to en
able him to follow hl.s old plan oi
aiiandmiing oin- "Ship" tn tl.e vic
inity or the pule, traustt-rrtug fuel
ami endeavoring lo r-aeli the Al
iisU in coast and I tie hidden depos
its of gasoline.
The possibility exists and affords
a raj of hope.
It would be irony 01 fate of Up
most cruel variety should Amund
sen have been caugM by the arctic
ice packs, never to be heard from
again.
In H'J- and Amundsen was
in Alaska all retidy to aiiempt a
MiKht Itvm Alaska oxer the 1101th
pule t Sptibergen and his total
equipment was one small all metal
nninoplaiie iMiuipped w it h o:Ve I
hoisepower motor. Hut tale Inter
vened mid minor acchh ills preven
ted his hop off.
This ear he had the most care
fully selected and prepared equip
ment which money could buy, T.i
old to the S.ifety of the . p, dlttoll
t fn -motored planes had b. i-n s--.
hctei). each e.)iiippi, with two Uiirt
horwepower imoUis.
The attempt of a thfrht from
pjul-vrucu W lUo roiv had I, n
(Ity hmles 1". Stewart)
WASH I NOM'ON ( N K A Special )
-"Caramba !"
It was during the recent torrid
spell.
"This weather!" Fanning him
self weakly, my visitor mopped Ids
dripping brow.
A member of the Washington
ill pi oma tic cor is. he represents a
republic almost wholly within the
tropics. His home town is but
a few miles off the equator. Never
theless, our summer climate had
him going.
I'roppin'g in on a news matter,
he sat stickily, gasping, reluctant
10 venture nut again, con in the
;diad: of the umbrella be carried.
' Hi. es." he admitted pant
ingly, "in my country we hae
more heat, but spread out oer
t he ear never concentrated like
1 his."
l'rom black -dyed st raw hut to
patent leather jdiues, he was clad
all in Hie same raven hue, like a
t rue son of t he t roplcs.
South of the Caribbean H' tfen
erally contend. -d that black affords
best protection against the ardent
rays of the sun. Foreigners affect
white there, but the native: de
clare it a mistake.
fpper class equatorlals are .ry
punctilious as to appearances.
Not much is cpected oT com
mon toilers, to be sure. A Mother
1 1 ubba rd will do for a working
v. oman. i'li undershirt and a pa ir
of trousers for a working man.
Children do with still less, down to
not hing.
Hut these folk aren't admitted lo
any company which is the least
bit exclusive.
In llio de Jatierio, for instance,
no male passenger is permitted on
a "tirst-cla-ss" street car except
fully dressed. Including coat and
now ou'll see 1 he point shoes.
They have to be particular.
H tierw ise 1 here's no know ing. In
that country, to what c.xtrenie
undress might go.
No need of having Handcuff or
Itching Scalp or Falling out of
your hair, when you can buy of
Silvert horn-Wrights Family I rug
Store for nc a bottle of Germa-
cide ami Dandruff Kradlctor. It
stops Dandruff in f days, and will
stop falling out of the hair in a
month. G-I3-tf.
1 Ni-UV 3
11 1 u var tv
I SEE
I'
hose.
A splendid range of colors are
featured Windsor Tan, Meigc,
I M-ach, Horn bay, Aztec, ltuss -t
Kroun and many others so popu
lar this season.
Our USc Hose is justly famous
for its appearance anil service
try a v.lv mid he com tared.
OUR WINDOW DISPLAY -
town Fiid'.iy evening, Juno 1 !. f in boxes or in bulk, or by the
Anyone wanting hair marcelled call ! pound, ns well as tablets and en-
sold a. especially
before that time
inson. 521 J.
erneal Hob-1 velopes w ill be
O-lU-lt
Astrologer.
Mrs. F. A. Halines. Jefferson
Avenue, corner Willow. I Mi one
(1(12 J. . (i-2-lm
At our Soda Fountain every day
Our hot J aim lies at our Soda
fountain nerved from 11 o'clock to
1:110, will please you. Silverthnin
Wrights Faintly Drug Store. 0-Hi-tf
Jap Farasols in handsome de
signs. Fine quality. our cholc.
at ysc. Newlin Hook ,x- Stafy. Co,
C-l-;:t
Something for eious I'eoph
A new prescription of a nerve
tonic and builder. H will put p-
into you. Will make you feel you
are full of lied Itlood and lite. K
qual for any and nil conditions. II
acts quickly and iuereasrs the up
petite. Sidd only by Silvert horn -
Wrights Family Drug Store for 7.V
- bottle. g-i:;-u
M'he best make of Fishing Tack
le at Newlin Hook Store. C-lii-2t
Call the Wardrobe toi pressing,
cleaning and alterations. Main 72
During these approaching sum-o-r
days, all itrttch-.s of stationery
low prices. We will offer nothing
but new and latest stvles of all
such Roods. Si I ve-rl horn -Wrights
l-'amlly Drug Store. fi-i:i-tf
Your Health
is affected by wrong hygienic habits
This NEW way in solving woman's oldest
hygienic problem will mean much to you
Tllr!-i' In iki n,-t',l of Imviu I'.r-Z'-inu
nr liny lotni nf it, i. Tli"
ilfiv lOci'iua pifiit'rip! in .sol,! un
ity by Sllvfi'ili(,rn-Vri'.;hts l.-iiutly
lrtl Sttdf tor $!.(,, ;i hotll-'. IT
nvitl .stop all sin ti tiontit- s itui( lily.
j li-ia-in
j I Icnifitlu-liInK, iiu-tilliu:, tiulton
Iholog, etc ortmi'8 Klililf Shop.
10-14-K
l-'or ifualily JUKI v:r:, ty 111:- I'i
sliini; 'l'alt'- :il th., N',lin l;,i,,k
Sloit' Ii.ir 1111 Mil p.rior. i, ltl-t
!-'nrm I.o;ins l.iw run,?.
Mon.-y to lon on linproypa
fnrnm. Low iiitis: iHompt. 8,'rvico
H. Ii. Dixon, l.u (.iriinilii, Uniinn.
4-V'J-tt
SIXTY per rent of many
women's disorders, doc
tors now point out, arc ofien
traceable to wrong livgicnic
methods.
Now there is a new way . . .
a way that supplants the' dan
gers and uncertainties of the
old-time sanitary pad.
rhysicians urRc it. Women's
doctors have adopted it. Hy- '
gicnic authorities employ it.
And your own peace of mind
demands it. Kor it offers
charm and immaculacy under
any and all circumstances.
The name is Kotrx ... a
method scientifically right.
It absorbs 5 times the niois
lure of the ordinary cotton
pad. And that means great
protection.
It is as easily disposed of as
a piece of tissue that endj
an old-time embarrassment.
It is deodorized. And that
prevents danger of offense.
You can get it at any drug
or department store, just by
saying "Kotex." And that ban
ishes the embarrassment of
ashing for a "sanitary pad."
Ei:ht in every ten w.imen in
the better walks of life have
adopted it. Which proves its
benefits.
It will mean much to you in
hcahh, in daintiness and pro
tection. It proves old ways a
needless folly.
KOT8X
DEODORIZED
MTll'LK.
M'o my patrons: 1 am h-.tving
jirhc nl an miton pvln
Ahjinrt.s IK tl-n-fi its own
nf-iKht fn rvoUtiir nm)
irlt-ntift. ,iy dfKlnric.i.
2 No t'iri'trv. IMnmr-l m
easily us a ptce of tisu.
VO I.Al .MUlV-
3 Kipy to hny, anrwher.
Vnu nuk for them by nam.
Many storF kopp them
rontly-irrapprrl hlp
? "iirwrlf. pay the clerk.
th.it lu all.
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