La Grande evening observer., June 23, 1925, Image 3

Tuesday, Juno 23, 1925:
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pai4 Three
NEWS of SOCIETY
The tii 8t Junior Country club
dunce of Hit season whlrh was .o
take place tomorrow evening, June
4, has been postponed until Tues
day, June 30. Invitations out urn
Ifood for the dunce to he kIvi-ii ut
that tiiii'-.
., Mrs. H. J. Kitchen lu chairman
of the uffuir und the 'committee lu
charge lor tin- month cons.sts of
Mm. K. I.. Holmes. Mrs. H. J i.
i 'roue. ,l rH. Wllliitiu Hicgrist and
Win. A. W. Nelson.
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CO VK. (Special) T)u Ladies
Cuild spent Thursday afternoon in
iln- (irovc ut the luuiic of Mrs. ('.
Iit-i-im-h. A picnic lunch wiim serv
ed uiter which "&oii" huh '.it play.
Mrs. a. H. Orton won high honors.
t Those present wi'i'c : .M rs. 10. i
ltees, Mrs. T. r. .Hi fly, Mrs. A. (i.
Conklin, .Mi'H. 'I'. K. Conltlin. Mrs.
J. .1. Conley. Mrs. llulil, M in. 1 1 : i y
Goodnotlgh, Mrs. J. It. Price, Mrs.
1.. M. Laird, Mi-h. J. Kleteher, Mrs.
Williain llnllniark, Mrs. A. II. Or
ion, MlfiH HeHS Kelly, MiH, Lvil le-
mlllard, Mrs. c, HeriHch, -Mia. O,
Heryt'ord, Mih. Kulph ( 'oiu stork,
M rH. l-'runk Miller ami Mrs. H. ii.
Daniels.
f'OVH, (Special) t - Mrs. Alfrei
Hunlrl was hosiers at a dinner iv
cently honoring Mr. huniei'M rifih
ty-third bt rt htl-.i y anniversary. ,. .
niODK Hie gUestH peS"tlt were: Mr.
ami Mrs. I.. It. Lay, Mr. ami Mm.
It. H. haniel, Carmen and .Jane
Hani"! and Mis. I.ou Payne.
COVE, (Special) Mia. A. O.
Con kiln was hostess at a luncheon
Friday. Covers wen- laid for
vlght. The guests Included lit. Re
verend and Mra. V. 1. Ueiniugfon,
Keven ml uiid M rs. William Mur
ity Ilrarlner, Mr. und Airs. T. C
Conklln, A. C. Conklin and the
hOSll'SH.
' COVE. ( Special ) M 'H. ChUdelH
cm ri allied l he Ladies Aid at her
liome Wednesday all iTilooll, There
was a large attendant" and the af
ternoon was spviu in social conver
sation. A delirious two course
lunch was served.
Elaborate and
. Festive
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Announcements
Soolal aniioiinfvnieniH nmjr
be priiilitl In this column riii'
of t'hartte. Any atiit)iiiiiiMiK-nll
IKTIalninu (o an)- niiii tluiu mi.'Ii
ns I'onkol rMl link's, vu, will
bo ri'ruMHl. Aiiiuiuni-onii'iiis. to
be primed tliu samu ilujr, miut
bo In WKliiy elltr' liaiuls by
:0U o'clock. .News cilltor's
ooto.
Preserving
Time
Is Here
Tin- Wooilnun of tli World will
hol( (i bi.','lul lll.-4'tiliii this I'vclitiiK
il ciKht o'clock nl I he hull.
The l.uilh All villi, r y to Hie Itro
liicrhoo.l ol Itallvviiy Triuniiii-n
will nicct tonioi'i-ow cvciiIhk ui
7:3ii o'clock til KulK'-s Hull.
Puitins up fruit Ii rather an oiU
ixpiowion when one romea to
think of II. What would an In
lelllKent rori'licner think of It?
Would they think thut wo wero
..ii.nniH UI ...lailKlUK ITllll Ull IIIKII
helv,a, or iiiitlinit up fruit where
it could not he easily reuched hy
Kreedy hitntln? Kven to tut funilliar
with our own iilioni.s, It lu not a
very ilefinito Httllemeiil, IMltlinK
till 111, tl . llN a oilltler nf fuel !
Tile Women's llollle Ati.HttlolKlrv ' nieim enlmlnir nn.Hirllii. tl...
toclcty of the Kiral Methodist K- imikillK of Ju iiih lind jclllc'a. full-
piscoimi ciiuicn Kill meet ui -llM.ir.inK in l.loiierly oieaervinir the
Iruit tin wiiole uh possible and lis.
fet'rj'.tiO
hottie of Mrs. Lesley iMincan, Jiiu:i
N Avenue, Wt-dnesduy afternoon ut
' t. t f-
Fniuily ui .MolliciN Itahy 1 tirs
KATn.K tAI') - Sm.w.-all, a
rat. owned by (.J. H. Jcns -n, tt the
Silver Fox Farm near Tacoma, is
playing the role of muilnv to two
baby foxes. When tin- iiue'iet of
i In foxes nhowed u !a-k of ma
ternal luterej! ami . ft them, snow
ball adopted the twin with nood
snccta.
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Monuinent Will Picture
Mark Twain Characters
HANMIiAl,, Mo. Al).- At thft
btwe ot CanlilT Hill, whent fore,
tfulhermi Tom Sawyer, iiuclt Finn
and Turn's tfan, will ri.se a mon
ument to (he immortal Tom and
Huck, flKiireH in the books of
Mark Twain thai. bear their
nanus.
Frederick C. Hibbard, Cliicao
sculptor, ih at work upon the me
morial which will br i reeled l.y
(bfOJKC A. Mahuil, a local uftm--tuy,
:iii.t his wile and .ion, 1m
lany Malian. In the momtm.it
the sculptor hopes to set forth
those qualities thai lmve appealed
to multitudes who have read and
jnderstood the humor and pat hi.s
uf American youth exemplified m
the boy characters.
The itculptor will represent Tom
Sawyer as about lo have the
ImiihU of his childhood lo take
up the mure serious btistiu-sM nf
a inan-H lite. He Ui biddii: lln-.k
! inn farewell.
iuk as tilth ufcar in the process as
will unmet to keep the fruit from
Npollintf. Preserving fruit means
rooking the fruit with much more
Miliar and makiiiK a much richer
delieuey of p. Jains are often nmde
of fruit which i,H not perfecl eiimmh
for either running' or preserving,
but, these, jit ma may he often the
most uHeful und uviilrnhle uddltlon
to the pantry shelves.
As to meihodn or canning fruit
I here has rome up, of late yeurs, a
diversity of opinion. Home house
wlve.s use u method by which the
fruit is parked raw In Klass Jars
and cooked without further Juind-
liiiK. This method Is naturally sat
isfactory to the rook who is will
ing lo lake Infinite pains that all
the operations shall be curried on
at specified rates of temperature
and exact lengths of time. It may
be rft lied a laboratory method.
Hut probably the majority of wo
men still adhere to the old estab-
Ju-died procedure which calls for di
rect cooking before placing in the
jars. Hrrservlng can only be done
in this method, und jams the same
only mure so.
He Prepared uhli the High!
t irnsll-..
It Is well to be prcpured for the
summer campaign of putting up
i v. t v . J
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plcklen, w'utermiMoii rind, mokes I
very rich and delicate sweet pickle.
Cut the rind Into pieces conveni
ent for packing In jars. Prepare
Hie vinegar us for the ph-kh-d
pearlies, except add to the sugar
two tublespoonsfnl uf clove, two
or three micks of cinnamon, a few
allspice and a tablespoonf nl tr
mure. When all this hat bollet) to
gether udd the watermelon rlml
anil cook KMilly until thoroughly
soft. All these sweet pickles keep
better If he are brought lo a
bull for n final lime jimi before
phiring in the jars.
Thtve SugKeSlioDH lit lug the
housewife along to the latter end
of the summer, and pears ar.d
quinces, green tomatoes and other--,
are still to be ,.all with, but these
are. as Kipling would say, "another
story" for another day.
SMART AMI POFl'LAK. too
MUs Angola .lolinston nil
ratfo. hlie Inu Jus( been lwt.
el president of the' under
IfraduaH asMH-latUm of Urvn
rVf tn-r f ?
Radii
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WALLING'S
CLOSING OUT
50 MORNING FROCKS
Tor SI. 19 .
TRIMMED HATS
$2.9-, to $8.50
FELT. HATS
New styles to select
from.
Japanese
PARASOLS
!15c to $1.95
WALLING'S
l-l n.i.- "fuwNt nave oeen
orkuin 'oward more elalvorute
uno riniihisiirated 'vi1 at evening
frock, suet. thlM ono.' It is of
white Hailn -ni in 'older td with pearls
ami i;od lipids a shoulder txw of
sattn in e-iuuht in rhf renter with n
whltts fanielin Mod thf tnnp ends irlvo
tie iAjei"-)inee ol u sieee drapery
Sister Mary
Says:
The New
French
Curl
Wlien you wi.h Hie charm
lug effect of a soft, naliiriii
curl, the new Irnrh panr
vrnve Is the only answer.
Oar Bbop Is admirably
equipped and trained to give
Uils new curl. You will be
more than pleased with Hie
results. Phone now, for an
appointment.
GEIST MARIN ELLO
SHOP
Room , Sommer llldf .
"A Itcauty Aid (or
Krerji Need."
Phone Main 577
LOOKS FINE
To have your pictures en
larged and Ijeantliiilly tint
ed hv Hichnrdtion, "Tlio Art
Man."
Developing
Printinp;
Copying
Enlurginf;
Tinting
FraniinR
ALWAYS
At
Richardson's
Art & Gifl Shop
lirerililnst .. (irntiRA juice, cere,
ul, Ihin freum. crlst) hroiled hucon
i:n.l loiipt aandwlcliis, mill;, rof.
Luncheon ("hoes" fondnr,
liroivn broad and butter sund
wIchcB, sniffed tomato sulad, eng--er
bread, milk, tea.
Dinner VeKe-ihle and mil lonf,
M-niiope.l polatoec, enillvft solnd,
oarainel custard, whole wheat
ureuu. mill:, coffee.
A leaf or two of crisp lettuce
adds much to the bacon sandwich
es sueKcsted for breakfast. Tho
lettuce Is heuhlifiil and looks rool.
I'. i!K s-jon r.s the Veelobies
"onie from the market the lettuco
is put into a large pan of water and
allowed to stand for half an hour.
Ihcn i-nrh leaf washed under run
nine water and shaken lo remove
the Hiili-r, le.ti iulo o. inn or coil
lainer with a li'-ht-iittinn cover
and finally placed In the refrii-eru-'or.
there is no mad rushInK nt tho
last minute to wash and dry let
'uce for a special purpose.
A'clK'tablc mid Xnl I,oar
Three-rourths cup dried bread
crumbs, 1 cup pea pulp, y4 cup
'Inely chopped nut incuts, 1 ciot,
I tablespoons melted butler, milk,
to malie moist, 1 tables). oon snp-ar,
I scant teaspoon salt, ' teaspoon
oepp, r.
-Mix dry ingredients and seasnn-
mt;. Add melted butter and ckk
sIlKhlly beaten. Htlr In mil Ic. nb-
ul j cup, and turn Into a brlck
ihaped pan lined with waxed pap
i'. finer with bullered iper and
hake In a moderaU' oven for 4ft
ninutt-s. rtub canned or cooked
resh peas tlmnich a sieve to make
I Me p, a pulp. 'I'liere should be one
'up after sltUt'i!-.
Tho monument will be of
lionze on a pe.hslal of red Mis- rrult so that when a bar-rain ap
.u""e. ,i , expecu a to pears In the market it can be ittll
coiiipieieo i.y tjctoner of thls'lzed at once. Thren sizes of en
pear. II will be on Ilill street, J atm'lod ware preservlnir kettles
auproMinaieiy one block from will be found not only useful, but
..iau, i,ains ooynood home, I more economical. A larife size for
I which also was pin chased and 1 1 he larKe fruit, n medium size for
.presented to Hannibal by Mr. berries, and a smaller size for the
una .Mrs. Mahan. It will stand I apices conservi s, or for makltiR
only a few feet from the former! frnlt Juices. An enameled ware
site of the old stone jail where I ladle, skimmer ami two lonfr spoons
Muff Totter of Tom Sawyer was! are Indispensable udjuncls. An
confined. The Mnhans recently ctiumeled ware colander will nlao
purchased the site to eliminate a he found to be most useful. ICll
dnngerous traffic corner. amelcd ware has, of course, very
Looking from the mon'iinent ' obvious advnnlaBes In preserving
about two blocks down lalniwork- forci-luln-IIkH surface
street one mav see the ,,,,1,",,, , makes dainty cooking easy ond It8
In which Mark Twain started JHs ! !",,!ul f'""'""1'"' makes II possible
career as a nrlntefs devil ! lo k,,"" ""' frillt C0l,l""K !"
Among the earlier fruits which
should receive nttenllon ure cher
ries. Ttiese make a very pretty
as well as u delicious preserve. Two
varieties of cherries are most fre
uuently used. Perhaps the most
populur Is the add .Morello cherry,
which comes ralher bite In the
cherry season. To preserve these
cherries, stein them, wash careful-I
ly. then put in an enameled ware!
preserving kettle und let litem
. Irrespective of Its size, c
man's mirror Is always . a
glass.
wo-peer
Wedding Bells
A self-made man is one who has
lone II all with the help of a moth
r, s s'.ers and s wife.
H
I' Ik '
pis p A
one reai-nn why others don't
overlook oiir faulis Is because you
never overlook I heirs.
! Cherries
Ynti rnniml nfford
To let the blnls
ll.tu theni this
Year.
Me an going to
Hi in I he maiket
J'ur Itl.AI Ks and
ItOYAI, A.WS. We
t'nniiot ipiole a
li ire as yei hut
It Will pay you
'In Mf us before
You sell,
La (Jrande
Warehouse &
Slorae Co.
I'lioao aiAin 711
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A
hr
irhert C. Hoover Jr., son of the
tecretary of cornm'Tce. and Miss
.1 .r;irpt Watson of San Krancisto
rill Ik rnnrrlrd Jun" 5 at Mernon.il
.'hureh. Stanford V nlv-rBi!y. Tho
vedding is the outgtowth of n col
go romance. Secretary and Mis.
Hoover will attend the wedding,-
uh u filling for tarts or fruit pies
In winter.
Plums make a very delicious pre-
servu and should be utilized if pos
.sihle. The purple plum makes an
excellent jam. l'nt on the fruit in
an ciiamaled ware prcKervhig ket
tle with a very Hinall umoum of
water, t ool; unlll the jilums are
thoroughly .toll, then rub the Jam
through an enameled ware colan
der, thus removing the stones and
any very tough bit of skin. Tut the
fruit back on the stove with sugur
in iho proportion of three-fourth.H
of a cup of sugar to one of the
fruit and rook until alt Is rich and
smooth. The yellow plum, which
is not really yellow, but a drllrtlte
green, and the right mime for
which is the green gage, makes a
very attractive preserve rooked ,
whole. Mere is a secret by whlrh!
this beautiful color ran be kept.
Line the bottom of the preserving
kettle with grape leaves, put on
the green gages with enough water
lo keep them from scorching and
cook until soft. Add sugar in the
proportion of one cup of sugar to
each half pint of the plums. He-
move plums carefully with an en
ameled wart; ladle and puck close
ly in jars, .sealing while very hot.
Peaches are, of course. regu
lar standby. Peaches preserved
whole or rut in half are a very
rommon form of fruit preparation.
Peaches In jam or sweet plcltle are
not as universal. In buying peaches
by, the basket a certain proportion
of the fruit will alwuys be found
which is not sufficiently perfect
for cunning or preserving whole.
Take this fruit, removing the stone,
but not pa ring the peach, rut In
stand over night. In the morning quarters or Mnailer pieces, put in
enough .iniee will have collected in t'"amf,U,,i wim' I''i'vlng
in in t- uiiii iuus mini an is perieci
ly soft. Then rub through an en
ameled ware colander, whlrh will
Light
1
Airy Dresses
Jor
Summer Days
Wednesday, .luitc
Mountain Kiuudnrd Time Slat Ions
KI-'WA, Ogden. Hull. Citil), !i-ll,
p. nt.. old time iiiumc, KPWA
trio; 1 1-12. Whonpus club.
iCOA, Denver, Colo. (32.4), S p.
in., Fred Hchmllt and his ttlnito
theater orchestra; ti-io. "The
t'hlld and the Htute," .ludgt Hi n
H. Lliulsey; "Wedding HellH.'
KOA players; 111-1 ', lave tlins
berg nml his Argonaul orchestra.
Pncllic Standanl Time Slallmm
KI'Al-:, Pullman, Wash. (;t4S,C).
7:R0-l p. m., program, Knuith
Annual fonference of Hoys' und
(ilrln clubs of Washington: mes
sages, stories, songi-i, lustrutnent
nl. KKI. Ior Angeles, f'alif. ( 4 1 ? . 5:S0
-II p. m., Kvuminer's matinee
program; ti-ii: I f, Mcliaiilets'
nightly doings; t : -4 r. .musical
. appreciation talk; 7, detective
story hy Nick llarri.'t; 7:2u; talk
on psychology; 7::iu-s. dinner
dance inu.ilc: S-'i. program, Ven
tura He tining company; It-1 0,
program by the' KvumiIiht irirls.
Madelvn Hardy and Jean .lae-! :
ones; lit-n. Patrick-Marsh dan
ce orchestra, Hetty Patrick, solo
ist. KKWH, Hollywood. Calif. 2f2). fi
7 p. m.. Children's hour. Hi
Hrother of Kl-'WH; 7-K. pro
gram, Heverly ridge company,,
Hcverlyrhtge cdteghtns dance or
chestra ; K-ii, program. Arrow
head Hpriugn Witer corn pit ny:
Lake Arrowhead string quartet;
Hilt Hatch's dance orchestra;
9-10. popular song hour, music
al novelty, Trunk Pierre, piunist:
Vie Heal, tenor; in-li, Warner
Hroa. movie frolic, ur ranged and
presenied by charlh Wellman.
K(H1, Ikiland, Calif. ;iG1.2), 0-7
p. m,, Hen Hlack's orchestrn.
K(iW. Portland, Ore. (i'H.f.), 0-7
p. in., dunce music, Jackie Ron
tier's orchestra; 7:;iu-s, baseball;
K-fl. eonrert. Who's Your Hoser;
Kl-ll, concert, Sheriiiun, Clay &
company studio,
KM.!, Los Angeles, Calif. (4U&.2),
f ::ill-fi p. m., Leigh Ion's Arcade
rufeteria orchestra, Jack Cron
slvaw, leailer; fi-:Hh, Art l.iick-
inan's Hiltmorr hotel eonuvrti iO'
chest ra, l-alward l-'llzpat rick, di
rect or; G ; :i tl - 7 : :; i). little si ories ,
A inericun history, Pt of. Waller j
Hylvesier Ilerl.og. Iick vitiu4
Delightfully cool, channiiig,
in style nnd attractive of shtuk,
the many dresses we are now
showing offer easy selection '
You'll appreciate these ,
' ' values' at .
$5.50 to $27.5(1
Pretty Summer
Hats
Cool, Attractive Models
$3.50 to $ 12.50
LADIESJ5JADY-T0-WEAR
AND MILUNErrT1
low, juvenile reporter, and Un- fiOVI'HNOU W'NIKS
rle John; S, 1 ir. Mars Humgtrdt ItKyi'KST Op l"I.Ki
sclent if le lerturer: S;;iii-10:.hii, "
program. Parlfie Kbu'trle eom.l RaIjKM (Hy the Associated
Puny, arranged by J. Howard Press)-HoldinK that the declara
Johnson: I Art Mick- tlon of a ,.,Kal hoUliay ,8 ft w.r
mans Hlltmore hotel danee or- motter to the business Interests of
rhesira. Lul Hurincit, leader. ,e atate. tlovernor . Wulter M.
KN. Hollywood, Calif. Ct.'lti.f)), Pierce has refused to comply wltl
fi;:tiL-i:iri p. m., Wurlltzer pipe the request of the Klks lodge that
organ studio, Sid tiff's sports bo set aside July IB as a legal boll
talk; G:lf. travel talk, V. n'- If such a concession was
Alder; ii::iu, talk on Insect life, made to the Klks. the same prlv
Harry W. Mr.spadden; 7-8, Am- Hegti should be extended to the
bassadnr hotel concert orchestra, other lodges and organizations
Josef Hosenfeid. director; 8-10, which will hold eon vein Ions In
program, Kcxull drug stores of Portlnnd this summer, some of nu
Callfornlu ami Arizona: 18-11. tlnnal importance, the governor
program, Hercules HI eoinapny, "n'd.
which the cherries may be trusted I
to cook themselves wllhout Heorrh
ing. In enameled ware the cherries
will not be darkened by any action
of the acid on the kettle. Cook the
cherries until thoroughly soft and
then add granulated sugar in the
proportion of one scant cup of sug
ar to one heaping cup of cooked
cherries. Let all cook up again,
coming to a quick boil, and put at
once Into jars. If tbe dark cherries
are used instead of the Morello,
use the same method, but half the
amount of sugar will be sufficient.
Kor cherry jam, stone the cherries
and cook very slowly In an en
ameled w;tre preserving kettle un
til all is a smooth paste. Add sugar
in proportion to half a cup of sug
ar to one cup of tho cooked fruit.
One good thing about jam Is that
different flnvors may be combined.
Hnspberrfes and cherries come at
the same time nd n Jain half rasp
berries and half cherries will be
found vry nice nnd quite n
change.
Raspberry Jam by Itself Is an
old standby, put the raspberries,
well sprinkled wll h granulated
Mignr. In a preserving kettle over
night. Cook slowly tho next day
until the jam is thick. Add flu gar
In the proportion of half a rup to
a rup of berries. If currants are
added to raspberry Jain, Increase
the quantity of sugar used.
Pplred currants make a pry ac
ceptable relish with meat, Stem
and wash the currants and rook
quickly. Let boll up and skim
with an enameled ware skimmer.
Keplace on the stove, ndd sugar in
the proportion of one-fourth of a
cup of augur to my of tho cooked
fruit, add also a tnhlespoonf ul of
whole cloves, n couple of slicks of
broken cinnamon, and n few all
spice, to each quart of the spired
currants. Let alt cook gently fur
fifteen minutes, pour into Jn is
and seal while very hot.
Hlnrkberrlos mdke a very good
Jnm. thoiiRh some people object to
the seeds. Try mixing, in equal
parts, bluckberries and blueberries.
Put the berries Into an enamaled
ware preserving kettle, cover with
sugnr and let stand all night. After
the berries are heutd through on
the stove, so much Juice will eol
lect that It Is well to remove some
of It. Skim carefully, take out
juice, leaving enough to keep the
fruit from scorching. Thin Julep
should be put Into the smallest
enameled ware preserving kettle,
brought to a boil, skimmed care
fully, bolbd again und sugar u'bbd
in the proportion of one cup of
migar to one of the Juice. Let ul!
boll again nnd put In either jurs
or bottle. This juice will be found 1
cry nice for pudding sauce nnd enn'
I no be u"d to color (chins and
.nch like derorutiw- objects. When I
tli- blackberries itnd blueberries
eook-d into a thick jam. odd
Mir;ar lu the proportion of luilfj
a eup of sugar to a cup of rooked
fruit. This Jsm Is particularly good
remove any particularly rough and
coarse bits of skin. Put buck on
the siove and cook with sugur in
the proportion of one-quarter of
a cup of sugar to one of the cooked
peach. This is presuming that the
peaches are thoroughly ripe and
.sweet. If not, u larger pioportiuiij
of sugar must be used. A good
method for making spiced peaches
quickly is to take the peaches, wipe'
them carefully, ?tick Into t hem
whole cloves. Kor good nized
peaches four or five cloves to a
peach. Have ready on the stove In
a smull sized enameled wnr' pre
serving kettle ,one quart of white
wine vinegar and let this -?otne to
u boll. Skim carefully und add
sugar, one cupful of sugar to each
cupful of vinegar. Put lu the
peaches. Cover the kettle am) bd
all cook slowly null! ih peucIu-K
are soft. Then bring to a quick
boil ami while still very hot pack
in the jars and Heal lit once.
Delirious Watermelon c fpe
While on the subject of .sweet
4
Is paid here on savings,
and you may add to or
withdraw at any time.
A Safe Investment.
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Bread - Cakes - Pies - Cookies
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Owi-Hams' Electric Bakery
Home of the Gulden Crust
"Check Seal" Retail Dealers
We Sell
GENERAL ELECTRIC FANS
II. & S. ELECTRIC
Kommer Hotel Uldf. Phone 393-W.
The Salad Bowl
Prepared Hy
1! E S T FOODS
For Use With
Gold Medal and Thousand Island
These small booklets are artistically prepared
for the users of Cold Medal and Thousand Island ,
They will lie in slock in a few days. Only u
limited number.
CALL THE UNION CREAMERY, MAIN 122
And have a copy mailed your address.
Union Creamery Co,
MAIN 122