La Grande evening observer., January 27, 1926, Image 3

Wednesday, January 27, l!)2(.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three
ill
NEWS of SOCIETY
Shower Compliments
Mrs. Tetzlaff
. Mrs. George, McVcy. Mi Gladys
Miller, Mlw Mabel Kennett uiul
Mbw Isabella Miller entertained at
attractive party lust evening at
"the homo of Mia. MeVey, compli
4 .mooting Mrs. Krank Tetzliuf, re
f cent brldo. Mrs. Tetzlaff la known
' ly her many friends hero us Miss
' ivilee Dennett. She has been a
teacher in the Greenwood school
)ieroxfor several yean, but has re-
tdgned that position and will leave
i In nlbut a week for rortlaml to
make her home.
; - The party lasU evening whs in
( the lorin of a niisceH:inou8 show-
er:' Twenty-throe friends of iho
honor guest were present and tin
enjoyable evening was .spent tit
game. Klrst prize for the even-
j lug went to Minn Anna Davis. Mrs.
Scott won aecond prize and Mrs.
JVtKlaff third. Consolation prizes
were awarded lo Miss Alice Hunok
: and Mm. O. W. l'amplrll.
At an appropriate hour a dainty
' two-cour-o- luneheon was served by
the hostesses.
; .
Laupch Vanishing
Chain Luncheons
Tho first or Iho series of "van
ishing eli-.ln" luncheons to 1
b-Iho n,o.nbor of ll,o U,.li,.s- A..
n....j .m-."".... i.iui.u,..i
Clliucn win uiae puice utiinimiw
i i tii """".""" -
lortainUlls week, having r gnosis
"".Nlr's. Sherwood Williams ,! Mm.
, ,, . .,, , . , . . .
l.ydlu. Clrandy will on ertali joint-
I,- at tho homo or Mrs Williams
tomorrow ntlornoon hving us
their goes s .Mrs. H. . Inxon. Mrs.
"" .
J. I). McKcnnon, Mrs. Kmniii, Hani
inf, Mrs. J. H. (Mark. Mrs. Herbert
Hpeekhart. Mrs. laiclen Whealy
All's. J. II. iSush and Mrs. H.' S,
ISrowuton. - . -.
Mrs. tleors-e llaars, Mrs. G. M.
Vierce and Mrs. . K. Sttnj; will
also have their luncheons tomor
row afternoon, and Mrs. S. C. Smith
WAUING'S
A number of
. WINTER COATS
At a Bargain,
1-3 TO 1-2 PRICH
i
Rememlier ve cari'y
STANDARD makes of
coats' La Voijue and
"piiiiner---TnEY.' WEAIt."
WALL! NO'S
mm
Woman's Glory
To Votaill Its bounty, tho hair nn 1
Hldn nooiiR oonstant attontion.
A wookly shampoo, a littlo onto,
uiul a liooomiiiK ooirrnro niaki' It
what it s h o ii I il I" Woman a
f'rownlnff Glory.
I'hiinn Main MS for nppninrtnoiK
i
Colonial Beauty
Shop
MINERVA SAYS:
We have sold lots or chil
dren's nnd misses' KulihOM
In the Inst nook. Why'.' .VS'
and (UK- (lull's what soulidi
good to parents who have
lo buy rubbers.
Hoys' Overshoes, sizes 3
to 0 nt sum.
Hoys' good Well So!"
Khois. 2.7r..
Children's nnd misses' I' i.
Slippers at 7.V nl'd Xl.l'-
Ladies' close out line Slin
pers. tl.no. tl.-V. l.3 nd
1.9i. Wo sell a fi p.ii '
every day. Tin- pair you
want may bo her. . Come
in, lot's see.
Io not forget tho Splint x
Silk Oiiarantiod lliw. l.".
tl.2.. II. AO unl !.n.
Just 30 pair or ohildren's
Shoos nnd Slippers loft lo
close II. .VI; sije-s CJ .lo II:
II) to 13. The price is a
more trifle for this lot.
lied Cross, and Aroh-Aid
fhoea for ladies. Areh i'r -servers
for men. Onee wo;n
always worn.
THE B00TERY
;.Y IIAVIH.N. lgr.
Sport Sandals
Snnd'.U for spnrf wear of black and
wiiiie r.jlf n;ln with the hilr un
touched, trimmed l.t patent leather,
li ivo jiidt been shown in New York
'iluy were introduced at the rates in
Pun.
jw .. rteronn.
,.,,.,.... Ku,.ls wll ,JO Mrs.
(Veil liolton
Mrs. Hay Korester;
j,.
Thomas Wilson, Mrs. Kouls
Wetzel anil .Mrs. Webber: Mrs.
, wi ,.., ,
i '"Va1 n, v''',',U,'1' .'"'r'TV
ill- Headloy, Mrs. A- K. Kininan
I -(i ' '
J( Hamuid-raml
Mp!l J
Mrs. R f. Umith'und Mrs. -IT. ..HI
Griffin. Mrs. Will Adh-r, .Mrs. S.
G. I'oleman, Mrs. Ititchuy and Mrs.
i M. Itosainond will be enterlain
id at thu K. Stins home. "
The Buests (liis wCek will be
hostesses for thf iilncheons next
week. ; ' - '
Mrs. Van -Valkenburg;
Entertains
Mrs. A J. Vun . Vnlkenburgr de-liK-httully
entertained the mem
bers oflthe Y. O. elub yesterday af
ternoon al her home on Spring
'treet. Two tables of bl-idjrc were
it play ilur)nr the afternoon with
hifflj sctire uuioni? the club nipm-
iers Koiiiff to Mrs. Gilbert Ilunler.
Mrs. Charles Uln-ner r'ccdved the
Sliest prize.
Ilouum'ts of lovely, spring flow-
'r,s wen ariruifred in,, the dining
room, where a two-course lunch
on was served following the
.janu'N. ' -
4
Mrs, Pearson Hostess
At Bridge Party
Pretty bouquets of swool peas ill
pink and while were nsed to 1ec-
ointe -IHi-tiom of- M'H. .Iv- J. Po.ar--son
yesli-rday afternoon when she
was hostess lo the meuilers of the
Tm-Hlav Uridtfo club. Three lablcK
wi r' at play with Mrs. W. C
Crews wimdnfr hivh score.
Afler (he play a diiinty two
course luncheon was -served.
Entertains Friends
At Dinner Party
Mrs. It. W. l-nniihlin ontortainoil
ton Wonils at ilinni r ut 1 o'olook.
S. unlay ariornoon. Covors' wiro
laid for Mr. anil .Mrs. 11. H. Huron
Mr. an.l .Mrs. H. Ci. Avoiy, sir. ami
M-rs. H. U ItiookSr Anna ltrooks.
I.uov Wndo mill tho hostoss.
Allor illnnor tho artorniion was
sin-ill visltinK-
, , .
Four-M Club Meets
With Miss Bergcr
Klitoon nioinliorH nail throo (snosts
woro pri-sonl 'rhllsku, ovonlnir
whi n Miss lli rtha IliTKor was host
.ss lo tho Kour-M olnli. Tho ovon
injr was spout Kowinrr nnd visiting
o.ll-r wliloh Iho hioloss vorvod
As? V Ji
, , , ri ,v t vAVirturJ 1 f 'i'lSf!? . I'm ia
t -tit. S r I r' 'icf J 7rV Aft irr--rJ i m-r, . II
dainty wfrwhrncnl", assisted
her mother.
Announcements "
Social uiiiuuiiUM'inenls may lo
printed In t Itlsi rul-iiim fivv of
charge. Any unnoiuut'iiients per
taining any f unci inns Midi a
cooked ft mm I vnlcM, etc., will Ik
n-riiMod. Aunoimeeineiit to ho
printed the stum day, must Ik
in sodoty etlltor's ban. Is hj 0:10
oYloek. News editor's noli.
..The I jh Ills' Aid of the Lutheran
chureh wilt iihh t at the homo of
Mrs. Vt. IXavzin, 4HI Iteinloek street.
Tliursday afternoon, Jan tin ry 2K.
All inembera art' requested to "bo
pnwnt.
' - -
The Deffretj of Honor will bnve
a business meeting this evonint? ut
S o'clock at the K. I', hall. Mem
bers are iirKd to attend.
,
Th MLsslonary society of the
Baptist ohureh will meet -tomorrow
afternoon at 1W o'clock u!
the church. ' luipm'lnut business
will come before the meeting "t
lllis time. All members are ored
to 1 present. r
Sister Mary
Says:
. (y Sister Mnry)
Ureal; fast Grapefruit section;:.
cereal, thin cream, , omelet with
cream sauce, fciuluun , muf f.iu,
milk, Coffee. '
Uuneheon halted Hpujfhelt! with
cheese, ; stewed tomatoes, toasl 'd
muffins, spice rake, ml!k, tpa.
Dinner Casserole. of vfhick."in
and rie, -baked siiuash. cabbage
and pineapple salad, whole whc-it
rolls, .lemon.' iiiMrinK'"' pb'. milk.
coffee. ,
Split left-over muffins and toast
In 'a very hot oven.' Mutter and
serve.' hot. These toasted muffins
ait as delicious with afternoon tea
any "erumpel" or "scone"
served in a fashionable tea "room.
The muffins must be toasted even
ly brown ami quite crisp and must
he iteuerouHly buttered.
Spice cakes are particularly ap
pealing in culd weather.' The foS
lowing cake is an adequate ties -
Hert in itself.
i Spin Cuke.
Yolks 3 esBS, I whole epg. 1
cups brown sJK-ir, 3 teaspoons
baking- powder, 2 J cups flour, 5 1
cup butler. 1 inp sweet milk, 1 ;
teaspoon cinnamon, 1 teaspoon smIi'
Cream butter and bent in sufMr.
Adil i'kbs well' bi-aten. Mix and
sift flour, baking powder, salt an 1
cinnamon. Add about of the
dry ingredients to first mixture.
Mix thoroughly and ail. I l-:t milk.
Conl in lie adding dry Ingredients
and milk alternately until all is
ascd. Turn Into an 'oiled and
floured dripping pan and bake 3u
minutes In a moderate oven. r,.t
cool slightly after removing from
the oven and cover ullli (lie fol
low lug fronting.
Fmsdifij.
White :t i-g'rs, li cups brown
.sugar.
The frogling uses the whiles of
the eggs lel'l from the cake.
Poll -figar on molding board to
remove lumps. Iti-at whites of
eggs on a large plotter with a wire
whisk until slit f and dry. Heat
s-igar Into whiles gradually. PI li
on cake and put Into a hot oven
for eight minutes to puff and
brown I he tui'i ingue.
A pan of cold water placed Jn
der the cak will prevent too
hard baking on bottom while the
meringue is browning.
TIU'ltSDAV, JA.M'.VIIV 2N.
Mountain Time Stnlinns.
'M:', CalKary,, rim.. ( 1:1 1.Sm-
Otlllki)
10 p. m.. .Vargaret King, violin-
1st; Cweiillhin I'.Iuu-m. colllsl : Kilvthe
WITH r.AUf.WI)
Radio
I
if ills, J V. r"'f-i, .T1- 9 "'iff 1 r f
m 1 . .. -. .i - .1 ssMOir
.'aa 1 - '- a
A now-born baby died nt April Farm, near Allonlown, I'n. Charles Cinrlnml (I'fl) tnllllonnlrn
radical, signed certiricalos to the effect that ho was father and physician to the child. He was ar
rested on slatiltoiy charges. lieltlna llovey, mother of the child, -w:is niililod in the warrant, lull,
she fled. Two other men nll-1 women lived on the farm a strange love rolony, authorities be
lieve. Garland has a wife nnd two children In Massachusetts. fine of the cojony's houses on
the farm is shown above, (lailand wns photographed near his rami.
VU'Tfo ApiMiiniM Tan Vmni
HA I. KM. Ore. Minn Anne Uinp
Of The Dalles and Mrs. S'nionr
Jones of 10 Were a O'tol of i r by
I'.overnor I'ierro to fi-prefw-nt tin
8t:tlr of On-ifoii on the women'x
board of the s-Hiilr4-ntf-niii:ii at
I'hiladelphia. Itoth y I,ati ani
Mrn Joins are promio-nt in the
lls'urhlt rs of the AliHTirnn l.evo
luirn In Oregon.
He rry Cnltttm 1'rjttMl.
nOSEDCItO, Ore. Production
Garland and Blother of His Child
i "".-K Tt-j '
i.l W W.f! t.-,X'-
If
jp ilri
Aliovc' is ftottlna Iliucy. nmilior of riiui-los' nrlanrs llhscill
male rltllil. iiliol'jai'aphi'.l ns slit' loft the dislHol nltfirnoy'tt nrrkw .
arioo Im'Iiik .oIo.ih'iI or ii'spoiislhilily- ror llu. oliilirs -tl.ntlu ' ami
;arlninl liliuso! f. .oiironlric nillilt.nairt'. who fnoos chargm .in iiiii
lii'i'lhiu Willi Ills n'llll Inns wllll Miss llnioy. Ciulaiul WHK pluiln.
, :iaailust loa.ln tho bunk al t'laiporsxlllo. I'a., whoro lie ilM'wj
inonoy fur hnil.' j . ' , i ,: ;.' '- ' . t ;
Soolt, pianist; Miss f'liostorriold.
Miss SVhili hoiid, Ciornld I'-llzuorald.
KIWI'. lloLso, -111111111. (JSll.Jiu
. 107l)ko) . .
8-8:l0.). in.. ."llankinK." Jinltro
Itiohards; '8:lo-l.u. prourain, Twin
Kails chamber of; oomniorco.
lil'WA. OkiU'II, '' l lall. (2(11111
I lftOke)
4-6 p. m.. orjran rooltal. lara
niount Ihoator; ;a-ll. dKilon Itadlo
lioalors' program.
K l-'X I-'. Cnltirtulo Sprinirs, t'ohi.
(2.-om-limlio)
P-tO: :lo p. m.. - Kosoiu;'.iry tiar
ilons ilanoo program.
KOAllouvor. fnlo. (:!22.4lll-!l:l()ko)
12:15 p. m., Uialto thoator nin
sioalo: H : 1 5. rolaxinjr and eorrocttvo
oxorolsos, :i:ai). matlnoo ,ror house
wives; 4. culinary hints; '4: 1 a. rash.
Ion review; li:oO, . dtnnor ciiucorl,
llrown F'aiaco striliK or(ohostfa,
Howard 'I'illotson, director.
Pacific 'Hum Staliiins.
KIT. lxis Alljiolos, fill. ( IIIS.,-1111-
1.IK.' .
5:30-C p. m., Norman ilarvoy'B special liilernalloinal radio woeg
orohostru; 0. nightly ilnlngH; 11:10. pnuirani; 11-11. prognini, l.os Altos
Kl''l's Keoing California: 11:30, vest lipailnionl liousoB. " ,.
pocket prOBram; 11:45, Itadlotoi'liVl KMTIi, lliillywnoil, Cnl.- (28m
pei ioil; 7-8. progruni by MikImiIo. f I'.'OdkcV ' " '
Cnlvcrslly or Houllioin 1'alll'oiiila; 0-0 p. in., home hour, Mamihy
S-9, program. Hoxull stores; tl-l o, Simmons and naliorliood-children!
nrogiam. (.'hioUerlng Ivill; la-l l,
program. King rolllns.
liltlN, liong lleaob, t'al. "(2,t:!iii
isnukc) -
4:3(1-0 p..- in., aniusomenl bulle
tin; i,-o::io, org:in. li'rnylon's (hea
ter; 7:30-0, Long ltoaoh Municipal
band.
hi AMI. llnllywiKiil, Cnl. (2r,'2in
lllloko) 7:30 p. m.. Microphone brevities;
8:40-0, special program for Inter
national Tests; 9-10, program, lam
I'. Smith. Inc., Ilk inn-Moon orches
tra, Ashley Sisters, Sol lloopii'n lia-
jwaiians; 10-11, Warner Ill-others
frolic, direction Charlie AVclhiKili,
with 'Charley llch and his Sunset
C.01111I ry club dance orchestra.
Ki.o. (lakliiinl, 'al. (:sI.U,,i-M:Iiik-)
7:10-7:30 a. ni., health irtiililng
exercises, Hugh Hirrell liohbs:
7:40, "I 'op Class," Hugh ilarrell
llolihs; 8:10-8:30, dally training
exercises, Hugh llarri'tt llobhs;
8:30, dally strength; 4-r,:30. con
. cert oiohosl la, Holel SI. rranclfl.
' Vlnlon Hi. -'orrorn. eoiulncliif:
AT t.OVE FARM
of berries nnd small crop for
canning purpose is advised by a
com mil be on mirlrultur.il and
marketing of the llowbtiig rhani-b-r
of fniimiTfp,
A c:tr f ul Investlntion . r:ni'i i
the coinmltlee to le-lieve tlwit then
would be an almost unlimited an I
profitable market for the growing .(H happ'nd here In many
of evergreen hlarklvrrh a. i'.r.t liM-ntb.i. The man had entered
r:iiilerri.- ond nt ra berrleji aluo th- hole twice Jist nrtpf he ex
are ruennt mender! for greater p-o- il-.-mn. hut linmedhitety after
duction in lHugl:m county. Tho coming out tho neronil Um col
rommittee li planning expt-rlmentn lnr"d nnd died at the hoipltal.
!1 -' JL-.i
i'K , Nff$sj-'r
C:"fl-G:::il. ' Cioorpc; V., Uudlow.'
''l'-rleiiil lo Hoys," assisted hyjiine
isabol l-urtls, sea Hlories;;li:"5ri,:.'nows
Items; 9. pliiy "The li'ederal i'Ja'Klc,'1
Wilda Wilson churoli. 'dlroctov; nnl-
slo, Arlon trio; 11-12. divneo tnusic,
lliilol St. l'ranols. ' Olrvili-Doucl'B
Callfbi iila coltoKluna. ; ; '' " ' '
K(;V. l'iirllllllil,Ot'i'. " (10 1. 5111-
lillll.O) "''"'"'''..
' ln:;t0 a. ni., Town'-Crlor; music,
ni'ira iloius and shopping Kiildo;
12::tn-l ::in. concorl; iiroffon Itmlio
Trades assoeiutlon; il-7, 'dinner' coii
oerl, .Olds, Wort man & ICihjr com
puny; 7::io-7 :4fi, news , items ' and
spot'ting results; 7:40-8, locturo.
Cutliollc Triitli society.
Kll.l. I,iis Amsolos, ('ill. (4r..2lll
7Hlko) i;-i;:;to p. in., l.eishlnii's Arcade
onl'olocia. Olllc.lla.' Jack f'roil
jthaw. loaiior; l'.::lll-7:30..' HlckKi
Itranilnu, sroen Juvenile, Hiinny
Jane liuKlies, Joyce' Coail, .leuline
do Itard and l!licle John; liiulor)F
Mlni-v. l'rnf. I lirl Moir:. "7r4fi. liCnlth
Italic Dr. I'hllllii M. 1 .1 vol I : ' K : 4 r.-H.
i ii-i, riiurr riaim compuny siiimu;
SMO-O. 'special inlornatlnnal radio
week progiiun; 0-11, K.MTII C0I1.
rt lioitr, Turner oroliestrn, direc
tion l.oren I'owell.
KNX, llnllyuniMl, Cnl. (.1.Din-
Hllllko) .
0-0:30 p. in.. Sunny Jim's Blory;
5:30-0:10. Wurlllzer pipe organ
sliiillo: Town Tattler; (i:15, travel
talk. W. I'-. Alder; 11:30-7, Atwutor
Kent concert oroliestra; 7-8, pro
grain, II. I,. Crockett, Jlyo. Uron
son, conceii 'cellist; Corinne Hedd,
iiopraiio: II. 1.. Crockell, baritone;
S:4fi-!i, liiteinatliuial lest program;
0-10. program, Willys-pvorlund
dialers;' 10-11. program, M. Weln-
slelli, presenting It'-iy West's Alex
andria hotel dunce orchoslrn.
M O, snu l iaiu'lvi'o, cal, (tK.:ini
7(Hko) r
10 a. m.. talk on ilornostlc. sci
ence, Virginia Tappau; 1-2 p. in.,
Iludy Solger's l-'alrnioht hoieli or
eliesira: :30-3:3O, matinee 'pro
irr.'iin; :!:30-4:3n. Cyrus ' Trobho'fl
Talai'o luilet ooncert circhostra;
in crowing tabh beetn.
INmiler -o-( Kills Mhnt-rr.
(AKt'A.H-: IK'KH. Ore. Uorol-j.-tm
Malalj:i, a laborer on tho
North Hank high why m-nr Tape
Horn. w.t killed bv powder n.
li Ih the first road arcident which
V
t
r 1 d-f :8, children's hour: 7-7:80,
Itildyi'lfloiwr's. lv.ilrmont liotul or-
ohoatra: , 9-U), . , pi'OKram, Itndio
l:lrlit Hyiuphouy orohostru. Gcorjro
von-HuRol, Uirootor; 10-11. Juok
roaklc:' fnclrlana.
K T A l; v Oaklaiult . t'nl. : (SMOni-8-D:aO
a. iri.v prnyor srrvioo, Rev.
a. W.'. PhlllipH:lS-t p; m... lunch
con concert program; 9-11. sludio
proirrnni.' : r , v
From "soup to nuts, "servo crack
ers! This 1 Cracker. .Week when
all good honsckeeporn may look
to Iho cracker box ' for culinary
Inspirations. t ".
Tho iiewoat.slylnln cracker box
ob U tile, family lo In wu-vrap
pod form.' Keep ilm.cruckcrH in
the wurniluir oven-or near tho rail
iutor.und they will stay, crisp. .
' CrnokertMieoil no fancy -touches
when Borveil. Mitt h the ooup, but In
the Interests of lubop, hiivIiik
crackers may bo used aa,tlie found
ation for olive curlar or sardine
cuntines. T'ut-a packaBK'.ot pre
miri'd .'pimento, -, or .Krecn . clilU
oheosivlnMlie pastry. tube, force
nut on salted crackerM Ji:slarB und
roses nd leaves and you have
ipilck but tempting- tUlblt to s-rve
with nalail or. with end or tho uin
nor coffoe;: . . r
Saltnti' crnckera are tlin. Ideal
background' for ull sortB of fancy
icings, . Next time you have umiii
of boiled Icing- left from a cake,
use It oii Baited cnickers, tliislinK
ib top-with finely : chopped nul
or fine' .-coeoantil.. ond there arc
llttlq (i'QBUHl.c4iH.:tL lor (ifter school
lunch und ufler, Bowing leu.
A , mixture 'pf ngur.' butter and
vanilla or. lemon. Jultfo tun through
the pastry tulm .or spreua wnn i
snatuht.on '-icmokiirH is, quick t
seivn wllll Ice cream... My coloring:
pink and grnen hud yellow' you can
get rosen mid leaves nlro . enough'
to servo at ypur. party.,
Mollt'd chocolalo is ciuick . ip
spreud on crackers. . Kor fanr loy-,
or Hundveho8 Bprond melted Choi'
cohitn and a half wuniui anil aorve
wltli toa'. or,, doBserl. : , , "
. I'euiiuC butler Milixed wllll can
ned mlk.. a PHich of suit nnd con
fectlOMerB sugar tq (hake a flrin
fronting. lmikoa Crocker, snnilwlrhos
that pleaso' the children especlully.
Iliose'iire Junt the thing for a tea
party because a,,IIIUo jrlrl cun make
Ihoni herself. . : .".',-
Mr: I'ntU'i'iim- Talks foi" llnails. '
"HKEIBrpiT, "' "Otf, Holding
that Oregon's highway - system is
one' of I ha most, important factors
In development, of the slute, Hen.
ator i'attei'sen,. cunuldale for tho
1 At,itl,llrfi 1. tinmltinl inn fni Irnver.
nor, lold;voterB here that he would
sen thut'. the rosd-hulliling pro
gram, wiw'' not dropped . in the
event 'he ..was , elected " governor'.'
Hnator- Patterson wusvttin gueut
of tleoi'ge'W. HtaplcB. The. rnn-C
lliuuil! , 101 1. . aL iiuuii - lur ; i.iuian
field. , . ' .
1
Women
Secure
aninat loat charm, this new
way of solving oldest hygienic
problem offers true protec
- lion; discards lilte tissue
I OHEER gowns and ill-timed so.
I- :.. n l,,,.... Mn.ni br.M
no terror . for the modern woman.
The insecurity of the old-titm
"sanitary pad" has been ended.
' VKOTEX," a new and remarkable
way, is now used by 8 in 111 better
class women.
It't five timet at obtorbent at ordi
nary (ollvn pads
You dine, dance, motor for hours
in sheerest frocks without a sec
ond s doubt or fear.
It deodorizes, too. And thus (tops
ALL danger of offending.
, Discards as easily as a piece of
r tissue. No laundry. No embar
rassment.
You ask for it at any drug or
department store, without hesitancy,
simply by issuing "KOTEX."
Do as millions are doing. End
old, insecure ways. Enjoy lite every
day. Package of twelve costs only a
few cents.
KOTGX
No laundry diicard likt tlssu
SPECIAL
Another White Enamel
DIRH PAN HALE
14 and 17-Quart
Round and Oval
$1.00
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
' Phone M-M
Hints for the , '
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JUST ARRIVED
NEWEST HAND BAGS
Moderately priced . . . $.1.50 to $5..r0
: PUTMAN'S,
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Two lnlnnUis Xasti. ApiM-or.
KLAMATH TATJ.S, Ore. Two
m&ro cases of spinal inenlnffills
wcrrt reported to county health of
riccrB1 after unolhep jn.day Inter
val. Oni. caan Is the small son
of a proiiilnent Ingeil valley
family wllb. the other Is a 21-
ar-old mill vorker at Algoma.
Don't ask for
SB
Credit CARR'S No Interest
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WHY
You are welcome to have a FREE
demonstration of the FREED-EISE-
MANN Radio in your own home with- ; '
out .obligating yourself in any way.
We will demonstrate against any set ; '
- on the market, regardless of price.
Let us explain our service which goes
with Freed-Eisemann sets.
Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co.
TRIED OIL; RETURN TO COAL
. WAHIIINOTON. n. C, Jan. II. (Special News
nulletln.) Owing lo Hie high cost of the oll
biinilng operation which heats the Navy, Muni
tions and several other government buildings in
Washington, a change has Just licon miulo. Tho
small boilers, which originally were used for coal
buinlng and Inler chnngeil to oil. are now bnck
In a conl-liurnlng operation. These small boilers
curry lb night load. Only a smull outluy of
funds in material and labor was required to nial.o
this change, and It can he safely stuted that only
a lack of fundB for capital Investment delays tho
completo conversion of the I'otomac plant to a
coal-burning operation. The government Is ia
tabling a heuvy loss through the use or f iel oil.
This hos been determined l.y tests which havu
been reported lo General Lord, director of h
budget bureau.
.-Taken from The IILACK 1 11 A MONO, Chicago, III.
Sawyer-Holmes
Merc. Co,
Phone Main 17
Tho boy's condition Is not consid
ered crltlcnl, but tho other Va
imported ns being in a sertouH,
condition. . ;. ; ;
It Is Sidd there is a small sect in
Tennessee trying to have a bill
udopied prohibiting the teach-ins
Mint the earth is round.
Ste the new
wax-wrapped Family Packaga
at your grocers!
crackers sav
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