La Grande evening observer., October 11, 1926, Image 3

? Monday, Octiilier 11, llM
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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ociErycNEws
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I TCih'lp HlflW fn u llk on "So.lnl l.lfo." The IU.V.
?rJ31Uie JIdtS LU . . I f, V. Dunn followocl with a ful It
' Resume Sessions-! ",;'' ''""
; j hrnnk Hjir.liiity was cliiilrmnn
4' : ! if this rununl.tpc li) eJiiirifO of ur-
Tlii' Women's MOIc Ptii.ly rlima. J rallKClliriim,
" wJilt-li will ! known in the fu-'j
tun. uh Hi.. I'oimminlty Womfir;rr T0V1rlqnn Will
IIII.H- class," will rosunio Ha L, Zlllr11 VY HI
.. Klona tomorrow iiftfrnooi), Oct. 1 S.'l Club's GllGSt
.1.1 2:30 o'clock. In the Nclnhhor-
linoil clnh rooms. ufiVr iiiijoiirn-1 -
incut .lining the suininer month..,! lnsteu.J of meetiiiK ut tlto homo
The subject uf lust your. "Tl.e-j J ' " IMeiuher. of the
l.lf.. of-llie l.or.l." will he cul. J "ti"ln cr society of the Hill
tin 1 l.y tnklnir "l " parahl,- ,:r"",'r",,'u ,lhm"h
, he new l' siumcH In u series. "j"" .n'Kh.-t.ie "
...iloltllni; not only' the lit il" ,"r "r Kr.
, . ...... ............ ..ii lhiw"",on Johnson, Cuclllc const
Mli-fiice, hut the tleeper spiritual
sense ;ilsu.
The t-ecrcntional hook folloH'lllf;
The Hlhlc1
the llll.le sillily will III
anil Common .Sense" hy Itusil
KlliK.
i'his class, i) iv i Dlrrlni:
nlitvly Informal. Nearly a. 1 1
churencH In tin- oily are ropir-j
iscntcd anionic Its im-inhcrs. The,
t.reHcnee of ir.any thoughtful. ntu-
(lloiiB women, prominent in eluu.
church ami community work, ha-M
always added nnioli to tin11 gone rut
ititt ri st of the elans. 'J
Ail -..in..n uli.1 r.nd.ir I Mm' lllli'l
of sillily are cordially Invito.!. ' " ' " -:wn.tH
an- welcome al all M.mv V'?'' I?B I"""10
HcHMinim aro kciiiI-
-monthly a n uV,
Hosp prompt ly at 4 , oVlock.
1 ' 7
WHh tho men of tho church "
chartfo inomhcrH of tho ,fi'it
'liristlaa cbniTh mot Krhlay
nliiB for tho reKiilar church nlKht
program. rhiirch nl'ht It oh-sorvf-fl
th- Korond Krhlay in each
inonih ami Htiirtintf with this
iiioiilirs nicotine tho men aii'l)
w o 1 11 on will h a vo 0 ha iro of t ho
nioitlnx allornatoly. I
Aftir a polluok diiim-r at (i:.r
n'olooU Friday owning
u short
Jlrs Jen-'
profit) in wiim rontlcrod,
nlo ltyorft kovo
roadliiff anl
.VIIhsoh l-'ranolH and Norma lav
oonKri..r
oacli tfiivo a romlfnK.. Thi'
Katioa .mints several sfinifs after
r. i.i,.! i,-,..,,!.- ii,,i. irnvo
, i hi fff,. mi i
'
fZirfo T H7)P JVPTM
KJlf lO jUUV
Wonderful Powder
You will not have a shiny nose now.
K very fine, pure, new French Process
?owder is all the rage. Keeps sliina
iway perspiration hardly affects it
.ines or porea wont show. Looks
ike.atural skin anil gives a beautiful
fimplexion. (let a lx today. It ia 1
calle.l M.-IIhkIo. Oluss PriiBS, Inc.
--A.lv. I
Women's
Handicap
is curbed this new way of
sol vingoldest hygienic prob
lem: aives true orotection
li discards like tissue
THERE is a new way in women's
hygiene that ends the insecurity
of oM-time "sanitury pads" and their
Unhappy days.
Right in 10 l)ctter-class women
now use "KOTKX."
fvDiscarils as easily as a piece of
tiwue. No laundry. No embar
rassment. Five times as absorbent as ordi
nary cotton pads.
Deodorizes, thus tinting A LI dan- J
fr ol ollcmlmg. j
Obtainable at all drug and de- ;
partmeut stores simply by saying I
'KOTF.X." You ask for it without
hesitancy.
Costs only a few cents. Prove
old way a needless risk. 12 in a pack
age. In fairness to yourself, try it.
KOT6X
No luunclry discard like tissue
Minerva
Says
We have more Twcedk
sho'-s In now und will be
gelling in n few new ones
every few days till the ship!
m nt is completed. Patent
with reptile trim in high and
medium heels. Now colo-s
and new styhs. made up
specially for Tho Hootery.
Inclusive agents
For Tweedte Shoes
Pay Vmt-U nnd P'
You can reach the pricia
from the ground. No high
stephnlder noi ii d when you
buy Twofdlofi
$.V(H m s;.:o
The B00TERY
hnitrti of forelKll lulssluils, of Sun
l.'lunelsco. Tile meelini;, to which
''veryone lnlereste.1 is luvlte.l, will
ij la-Kin ut 7:4ii o'clock.
The WeatminHler society will
furnish a musical pmgrun. In con-j
u part of which will ho the pipe
oigan n mi piuno duct, "Kuincn
iifiMi.it row," played hy Mm, J. A.
'IVdlord and Mi-h,
vnn UVltr it
at
yosU nlay momliiK i uorvlrea iM,'n"frn,ltM her dll- for lne "rly
tin J'toHhyloiliiH oh u rob,
Tin1 . proHhlont pf 'ibe nocioty.
llm. , G o p r if c;-; IML'huntaon,, aii-iioum-oti
' a hiitm-MM ntrtuiK' for
O CIOOK,
" v
I tho irt to he h-M to Mi Mi Hatcfi,
' in;lonary. wgi lvlhif hi Hian.
AIIhs i.ottlao Ilunilrup,. olomoh
tury dlivalor Qf'tho Onifon llap-
''' , ",u' nvcnllun1
Wlll urrivo
in i-u iirunnp ihim ovi nia roin f OIWi chopper. Season with Halt
her homo In- I'ortland and hnjnm pepper and add e:, unbeaten,
huro. most of thin wo U, ilurlnxj )x llioroiiRhly with a fork and
which . time. Mho will moot wllli ' fnrm in small flat oaken. Uoll In
various oi RanixatloiiM of the ini'ttt I
Itaptist chtireli here.
The first moftltiK which she
uiiriui hiii ut one hi inc cir-
n",,,,a,y '0'"ki'' of the chiircil
lulI,wri un '"n- -'i cuuom-
iiii) uinTiiuuii siii' kiii men ui
the church with the children to
" ;
-ht U(fht shu will be honor kuomI
at u party (riven by members of (
Hho World Wiilo tiulld of tin-
immonanr. -
I Thursday afternoon she will be
iiio truest oi ijio women a society
of the church, when a, mcc.Uiitf
will he hold at the homo of Mr..
I.ucy Urn hum, WasbinKtoa
avenue. This iiicMlntf Is for mis
sion study ami Mrs. H. A. Ko
Is cliairman of the committee in
charRi;. Mlus MundrilP will speak
as a principal part ot the pi o
Knun. UesidcH the mission study thorn
will be u iIIhIi Hioycr fqr tho
church. Special missionary offeo
in,' will bo called for at
lime also.
Miss Huinlrup will probably
leave i'iiijuy morning, mio wire
he lhe( house jruest of Mrs. W. P.
McAdory Willie hero.
Announcements
Social aiinnuimniietUs may
tm pilutitl In lliis uolmuii fri'U
nf I'lmrgr. Au.v nnnotiuctmrtnifs
Mffli4iUiig fu any fuaclluii siir.li
hh Hkit food kuJiss itc, nlU
Is refUsnl. AiiuouiicafUtmts, o
)h' ir1ot4t the sanitt day, mitI
Imi in sot'lely tdilur4 It suds by
9:00 oVtM'k. News .editor's
note.
The first meeting of .the newly
organized social eluh t- the l.ur
dies' auxiliary to tho llrotherhonj
of I tail way Trainiiu-n 'will be
Wednesday night of this week, Imv
ginning at, S o'llork, at the lionio
of Mrs, W. D. WurniT,-llju4 Washr
tnglon avenue.. Mrs. Warner ahd
Mrs. K. .c. Coughcnower will bj
hostesses. ' . .
The
will n
Louis
noon,
Alice) Indies' Aid .society
ci-t at t he Jioine of M rs.
St and ley Thumday after
net ' 14, at $ o'clock In
buslnfsri anl uncial sen-
regular
in
1
Sister Mary Says:
nUKAKFAST Jlartlett pears,
ready to serve cereal, thin cream,
liver and bacon, stewed tomatoes
crisp whole wheat toast, milk, cof
fee. JXNCIINON Cauliflower tin
gratln, rye bread, grape tapioca
pudding, milk, tea.
DIN N 13 1 1 Itralsed flank steak,
. mashed potatoes, buttered green
beans, beet ami cheese halt salad,
i whole wheat rolls, fresh pouch pie,
j milk, coffee.
i The responsibility of planning
j breakfasts that will adequately pre
) pare each member of the family
(for his daily work falls upnn the
Phic Handkerchief!
Har la a round raorgatt ttaaokarl
chlat with bajid-paJntad flower hordaaj
aal ajt-4lfa4 wtta kvoa.
Goat Skin
Cray gnat skin (o match tlie fur coat
In ..7 ... " i 'Vr " . "r 00111
fcray Wlting ribbon 'l.ea Villi 2m!
colorail U-li.
htllllorM of the hoiiHOwifo. Tho
problem of "HoniethlnK tllffereut"
innrniiitf appetite is often moi
ffokle, TMIk comhlnatlnn of lv?
ami hnoon . Is ml her unu.sual, but
very kooi.
IJvT untl Huron.
One-half yomiK calves liver, four
kMooh bacon, one-half tiniall onion,
one-half teaspoon wilt, oi)e-fnurth
tea.spnon pepper, one vhk, flour.
Cut the Jiver la thin sliees, cover
. , 7, " , ,,. i
about half cooked over a low fire.
I'm liver, hit con and onion through
flonr and saute In hnoon fat until I
a Koldeu brown with a crisp coat
Intf. Ho not use too hot n fire.
Hrled bread rriimbs and a few
inblesiinoufuls of milk can be
added to the mixture If "stretch
In" is necessary. (CnpyrlKht, 111 2(1,
NKA Service, inc.)
MOW VOIiiC David Wurk
Griffith offers some light on re
cent panning ol American movies
oy (leoriro lleriinrd Shaw. J)ave
refused an offer of. (J, II. H. to
write u scenario, timidly siiKest
lay that It mlpht not bo -so easy
as it Biiemod. Then G. JJ. B. bo
on mo a trifle n;irortriiic.
Over $2,00000 in additional awards!
A hundred and fifty more winners
Are
The contest for a name for this greatest of gasolines
is over. The winner of the thousand dollars in cash
has been announced.
But berc'i good news
Because of the widespread enthusiasm over the
new motor fuel and because of the effort and inter
est taken by motorist in a name for it, the execu
tives of the General Petroleum Corporation are mak
ing awards totaling in value more than $2,000.00
to a hundred and fifty persons.
Wherever you go motorists are talking about Gen
eral "Moto-crut" Gasoline. Letters are pouring in
telling of the wonderful results motorists arc getting
more gas-miles than ever before a noticeable in
crease in power less carbon lower transportation
cost.
In appreciation of the efforts of the hundreds of
3ITI H COLUMBIA
CENTRAL PARK B. Ilodklnxm, In-
man Av. I.rnt Tocher,' A..n.
NELSOM Mis. Freda llum.r, Drawer
VANCOUVER Kin. F.
Illtlthln,.,
M7.J - AV. W.
II. W. Anlill. 1404 Carolina St.
H. II. forilvetl. 22II Utn llrhe.
A. MuraatroyJ, 124J Tlurluw t.
WASHINGTON
ABERDEEN A. W. SnoJara.s, No. J
rloruict Apt.
ALBURN C.R.Smith. R.J. Ho. 110.
C. A. Cunningham, l-ln. See. H. uf F.
L. it U. No. t'li
r.E-LIN'Gl 1AM C. M. Mow. :joo U St.
U:EinRTON Mr.. W. . Foreman,
bJ4 Burwcll A.e.
CAMP LEWIS Mr.. K. B. Schlllin,
CENT.7ALIA Lor.lne Jone., H. F. D.
l,b.,. JJ
CllARLESTOV0:ar Moline,
Wabh.nloil St.
Ei.l.ENSbUKG Ceo. Stelti, Jr.
EVEinTT- J. Collman. JJII Pine St.
W. II. l cruMn, l'M)7 llut Ate.
IIOOIMAM Bob Brotherton, 1514 Ma
rion St.
LON;VILW A. B. Tllden. Boa U
M.r- (sc.cuni, ll&i - Uih Ave.
MT. VERNON Pen. W, Smith, 1 10
24th et.
OI.YMPIA Thus.
Ora..ae St.
F. Garden, l0S
PUYALLIIP Spencer C. Green.
Uor 5uA
R. 3,
RAV 'OND
Ellis St.
- Mary J. Nelson,
717;
RENTON -George A. Cllmore,' R. 1,
Uu l5
SEATTLE - Mrs. J. N. V.VJ. 725 East
Denny V oy
Ov.ni k. I'.il.benn. 2107 N. 57th St.
L. I-. Showalter. 411A 1th A.e. N.
Aimec li. .Sfiiuta, care ol Scars Roe
buck Mrs. Us C. Patrlquln, 4;il - 47lh Ave.
S. .
W. A. AnJerson, 22?6 Second Ave.
R. U. Miktmn, 21J0 N. VOtli St.
NAMED BY THE PUBLIC
RADIO
TI'KKIIAY. MT. 13.
Mimntulii Time Stations
IU , lonvor, Colo. , (SiaJlni
;tko), tt:a p. ni., itioivn I'alaee
HtrhiK orchestra; K:U(i, wit and
liuimir.
Pacific Time Km linn
lil-'l. I Am AnievUtu, Cul. (48imi
4k), 7K p. 111., Howard's Qual
ity screnader; Hi roea ArtUts
siting quartet, with Hubert I lurd,
tenor; 11 -lit, instrumental ensem
ble; 10-11, Packard Hadio club.
MAY II. Hollywood, t'nl. (25m
HttOkc), ii-7 p. m., rontlac diiuioi
hour; K-U, I Mil iiitlley, tenor; 1
Ashley Simem; 'J -in, itill Hatch
and his orchestra; 11.-1 1, AVarpe)'
Urnihorrt frolic.
K;V, I'oiMjmmJ, Ore. (I-5ni-flHtkc).
ii-7 p. in., dluiior concert:
Ki-1;', llernian lwnlu and his or-
chPHtra; t'urt Kramer, pianist. f
Kll.l. Us AiiL'clos. Cal. (lO.VSm-
lOkc), ti:3H-7:3( p. m., weekjy
visit, Jueon Titaula and the Sand
man ; K-l 0, Stewart -Warner quar
tet, Mono Content, pianist ; 10-11,
A, Hy. tin noo orchestra.
KN'X, Hollywood, fa I. (.t.Ul.ttin-
jHMtlkf), 7-7:40 p. in.. proKram.
Ifearilea s Kurniture company; K-!t.
proKi-ain, Itulldei-H' Finance Au
socia tion ; li -1 0, prorn m, Western
Auto Supply company; 1 (I-1 1, Am
bassador hotel dance orchestra.
Kl(, Man I'm tie Is co, 'til.
(4tIN.nu70lkc), U:30-7 p. . in
states 1 testa ura nt orchestra; 7
7:30, concert ori-hestni; K-il, Man
darin I'afe orchpHira: 9-ia. Kl0
trio; Cypsy and .Marta, harmony
tpam; lO-ll. dancu orchestra.
lil'SV I'liKjoh-nn. fa I. Ctl.l.ilm-
n.Uc). s-li p. in
ilames II, Shear
er, oi'KanlKt; tienrtfo l'roiiKer, tenor.
niti Mi:nii:it i'i.anm.d
HA I. KM, Ore, Oct. 11 (AP)
Definite action has been taken to
ward merger of the Oregon l'nlp
anu Taper company, Salem, Hie
Columbia Itiver J'aper Mills, Van
couver, Wash., and rulifornia
Oregon Paper Mills, I.os Angeles,
hy action of the directorates of tho
various: mills in approving the
merger. J.dtcrs arc going out to
all the stockholders of tho three
mills asking their approval.
No matter what you think you
can't do, you are right as lung ns
you think It.
Ill Hs brief lilellme the silk
worm spins about 4,(100 yards of
thread.
you one o
iMOTO -
SPOKANE
bia N.
-S. E. Smyth, 3416 Colum-
Matthew J. Smith, E. 107 La Crosse Av.
W. A. Cromer, N. 2M)4 Stevens St.
A.T. Nitholl, E. 1.111- 1.1th Ave.
TACOMA S. D, Van Valiah, 206 Presl-
UC.1t OIO,.
WAI.I.A WALLA Inel Tuttle, 427 Wash
ington St.
WENATC1IEE E. E. Leham, Maple St.
YAKIMA-GRANDVIEW Joe Hubbard,
102 N. ath St.
T. A. Ko,.rs, P. O. Bo, 392
OKEOON
ASI ILAND C. L. Swenson, Jr., 252 B St.
ASTORIA Frank C. I leese, R. F. D. 2
BEAVERTON II. D. Nave, Route 1
BEND Kata Rockwell, 231 Franklin
CARLTON J. M. Gibson, Bos 345
CORVALLIS-Carl W. Schloeman, Sher-
ui umce
" EDGEWOOD Mr.. J. T. Roblson, R. 3
I lll.LSBORO Mr,. B. E. Bentley, 1046 -
fin at. ,
HOOD RIVER A. M. Cannon. Supt.,
Rural Publia School District No. 3
LACOMB E. R. Farrell, cere of J. B.
Jennings
LA GRANDE Ed W. I lackman. Boi 7-15
Claude C. Pratt, 1802 Cove Ave.
MEDFORD Eva Evan, Anderson, 1501
rs. Meur Sbi
NORTH POWDER Mr.. Delmer Bell
PENDLETON Vlr.irti. II Tr.r. til
Cottonwood St.
PORTLAND AdolphX. Block, 46 East
Salmon St.
Mrs. Priscilla Schweltter. I.W E. 82d St.
A. O. Hunt. 64'l Skidmore St.
Benjamin A. Surd. I, 501 Montgomery
B. II. Miller, 645 E. 37th St.
John Zoss. .46 E. Tavlur St.
Manning O. Wiley, 256 E. Kuesett St.
ROSEBURG Mrs. P. A. Tull
SALEM J. E. Wright, O. S. Hospital
Mrs. Louie Anderson, 352 N. 12th St.
TIIF. DALLES Ben R. Lttfin
WILBUR C. O. Jenck, K. 1, Box 38
' Look for the Green
' ..The Party'll
(TW
) In wall Is siauliiK a hi juhileo nt Its territorial fair this fall. So. just io
i .lake the atlalr a success, the United Stutes is sending four of Its pret
tiest Kh ls as delegates. The delegates, pictured as they sailed from Sac
j'yiniisco. are. left to riht, the Misses Thclmu Lee, (vena Felix. Marl
lirsun und Alic i'ark jr Katli has Won ut least one beuuty conteal.-'
NORTH POWDER
PERSONALS
NORTH POWDKU (Special)
Thomas - Shoemaker's father , Is
here from Ilagle valley visiting
relatives and friends. .,
J. TO. Und ley returned from a
few days visit with friends and
rehrtlveM at linker last week.
Charles Hutchinson and family
moloi;cd to Portland and S.i!ein
last week, where they will he for a
few days, . '
1 (iay I lorlon has leen HUfrerliiy
from an Injured head.
Mrs. Clara Ma Harry and Mr.-. ,1,
tlllkison were I laker , visliors
Wednesday.
Mliis .losie liloklaud and MM Al
htiui of Haines, were here last
week viMiting friends.
School was closed 'Thursday and
Friday of laHt week because of (he
the lucky
CMAT
thousands of users of General "Moto-crat" Gasoline
who helped us to select a name, our executives hiivo
chosen from those names remaining after the win.
ning name was selected the entry that is in their
opinion the most worthy of commendation from
the four major territorial divisions in which we i'o
business. They have awarded $100.00 to each f
these contestants. The following are the lucky ones!
VANCOUVER, B. C. fBrill,h Columbi. T.rrllory)
Alex l-alcuncr, 754 Hfngwooil Ut,
WAI.I.A WAIXA, WASH, f Wmahingfun Territory)
Ralph Tuttlc, 427 Wiuliiiiniun Sc,
ASTORfA, ORR. fOrreon TwIlonO
L. G. Steven, on, M. D.f 1 64 - 4Hth St.
FRESNO, CALIF, (ftlifumh T.rrllnr,-)
Von C. Porter, 1927 Merced St.
In addition tlicy have awarded from $5.00lo $100.00 tn enrh
of the following one hundred und forly'ix propojer, uf meri
torious vuf4i;e&tionsl
CALIFORNIA
ANAHEIM Will Shea, 1 14 N. Lemon St.
AUBURN Mrs. V. E. H.tcllff.
BAKF.RSFIELD Fred E. I-I.h.rlng, Bui
HI
BERKELEY W. W. StclnmeU, 1704
Madera St.
CAI.WA J. J. Pipplg, 3301 West St.
COLTON Dkk 11. Creanhuw, care of
Glaser Bros.
COMPTON E. C. Olsten, 31 W. Tere
binth St.
EL MONTE Eva Malaise, 605 Califor
nia St.
FAKM1-RSVIL1.E John II. Munn
FRESNO D. W. Pelt 'John
U. J. Mattry, VIM Mariposa St.
FU1.I.ERTON John D. Steel., 320 N.
lialcom Ave.
GRASS VALLEY Mr. A. E. Smith,
!ew Drop Inn
IIANFOXD Mrs. O. E. Murr.y. 1224
Whit more St.
I IA YWARD Mr.-T. R .Gelid.., Gen. Del.
LODI Fred Mutton. R. D. 4. Bos 163
LONG BEACH John R. Pugh, Hotel
RallMon
Henry W. General, 345 St. Joseph St.
Hal Clark, 312 American Ave.
Maude C. Ellis, I6ln Stratlon PL
McKITTRICK L. C. Burrl.ht. Bos .115
MAR YSV1LLE P. M. Copeland, 616 C
St.
James II. Wilkle. 710 II St.
MERCED B. D. Llndskoog, 210 Colum
bia St.
MODESTO A. M. Gllstrap. Route C,
Bus 165, care of A. L. Ntal
OAKLAND C. A. Picket. 766 Walnut St.
Lester C. Uren. Prof. Pet. Lna., Mining
llldgM U. of C.
Myron L. Hadll, 1515 Market St.
Millie Johnuj.i, San Pahlo Ave.
lien Rcilz, 61.10 Colby St.
Mrs. Fred B. Aubert, 37A Grand Ave.
Joi-pli l.grn(erger. 391 - I2lh St.
H. I. Berry. 31H Llston Ave.
OROVII.LE Jame. P. l-oguc, I.S05
Brown St.
1'AI.O ALTO lmlse M. Mllbach, 651
Channing Ave.
POMONA CM. June, 425 K. Alvarado
SOLD BY INDEPENDENTS
and While Sign
Succeed Now
.eaebers' Institute al Iji ttraiulo.
C. 1). Mi-Curry is remodeling !!.
4ore here.
Clyde Dodson lias been ut Hut
Ijike wanatoriiiui for medical troal
meiit for several days.
J. l-:..J,lndley ami hl niece. Kthel
Mini ley, Audrey, Hud and Joan
l-'orsstrom returned from Salem
last Sunday. They at leaded the
stalo fair there.
Amy Phillips' bird dog was run
over hy a car and killed Uirt week.
Martha Harrison returned home
Thursday from 1 taker w ho re she
visited her sister.
Dr. Haiister, of Haines, called on
Mis. (1. F. liallanl last wek. Sho
has been suffering from several se
vere burns, which shn received
about two weeks ago.
Miss Samuelson Is hero visiting
her sister, Mrs. Chris K, J oh list n
The Chinese used floor cover
lugs, made of felted wool, before
I he eigh Icon Hi cent ury,
ones? p
REWARD James Cu'll.i.. I... .
Kern Co.
RICI IMOND U. F. Bowel, NVv
Ave.
J. S. LawM.n, Iinpurl.l II .1.1
HIVIillSIDE Louis b. Kc.-. 4 'I W. In
St.
SACRAMENTO Berna.d P. lno
lull U St.
Frank P. Tunning, M. D., Callfum!,
!-I.lc Life Ilia.;.
Edw. t:. t i-. i2 . r.h r.t.
Mrs. W. Boucher, 2524 M St.
SALINAS I llllu.i Mont jomerv, 1'
Capitol St.
SAN IIEI1NAUPINO C. G. Yrhlt. S. I
A jent
- lonier M. Parsons. 641 1 '.4hlnntl Ave
SAN l-'HANf IS: 0 Arthur I'. Kcpe-
Paramount Snrlnlc-S Saic (.c, S.
Main St.
P. li. Devil, 140 New M.mt---r.'?ry
corxe I-". Nl.ni.el, 4114 1 - I 'tit
t a.l A. Alden. On.t. . Sec. I urt .lMi
W. I). Johnson, 4 , Ul,,.( Si .
Frank Whitlwck, Vsr cM 'Ih-Mrc
t.has. F. Tiaunv. 9u2 lluttei- I-l.
II. Paclk, 610-Kth Ave.
W. A. l erUM.n. 1 140 l'i;1: Si.
SAN JOSE Mrs. A. ViUfu., IM ... i
I6lh St.
II. L. Alien, 36 S. iih Ft.
SAN PEDRO R. A. Lehr, 604 , W. 2t.t
St.
SAN RAPI IAEL J. I'itclii'i, .11 , A St.
SANTA ANA Oliver A.nlt, 101 V.
Pine St.
SANTA CJIUZ F. R. 11,01111.., cm
of Sentinel
SANTA ROSA W. C. Sul.I.e. S: . I lei.
J. F. Ferguson, 5th end II S;
SAUf. US Florence h. .'.I. .itih,:l. I
l.'5-A, 111. A
SON2:4A Arthur D. Rut-how
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YKEKA Geo. A. Umsvon, 1 . -.
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YUBA CITY E. H. Decrin- 131-li.J S
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Another "meanest man" Is the
fallow who kisses a girl against
her will, then lets her know that
ho knows ho didn't.
. '
I .Ife's darkest moment after
raining sand n the cafeteria tho
person you though! was a motor
man tuins out to bo u cop.'
.
rush km kcris says It takes n
yard iuuI u uarti't to pike t
iltvss rue a nuMlorn young woman.
Well. It may lul.e a yanl, all right,
hpl ll takes n tlarncil sight mom
tlinn n quHrler.
One man always con Tided hN
hiiMlncHS troiilth s to his wife
whi-ni'vor she- asks hlia for money.
' i
TvOuise, the Stenographer, says 1
her Idea of a diplomat is a woman
who can make a man believe that
hhe thinks he knows a lot more
than ho does.
: The Prince of Wales says he
likes . American typewriters,
Itlond 'K or brunettes?
"What animal slarls wllh C?"
"Kan'raroo."
"You're thinking of caliiKin. You
always find them in the seas."
, II being asked how railroad
crossing accidents can ho prevent
ed such inquirers aro respectfully
informed that, they can ho avoided
hy not crossing tho tracks ahead
of a train.
."Dan. what's a heifer Is it a
pig or sheep?" asked two sailors.
Dan paused reflectively. Then
lie said: "To tell you tho truth,
males 7 don't know much about
poultry."
Tho clothes that make tho wo.
What Are You Doing
For Your Puny Child?
Ono Hoy trained II Pounds In 7
Weeks nnd Is Now Strong
mid llenldiy
, For weak, frail, under-developed
children and especially those that
have rickets, and need a. sure
builder that promotes the growth
of teeth and hones, cod liver oil
Is the one medicine supreme,
nothing helps like It,
Hut It is nasly 'and repulsive
and evil smelling ami nearly al
ways upsets children's stomachs
so now up-to-date chemists ad
vise McCoy's Cod l.lver Oil Com
pound Tablets, sugar coated und
as easy to take as candy.
One boy gained 1 1 Vi pounds in
seven weeks, and Is now healthy
and happy - thousands of other
children, havo. wown strong und
robust.
Sixty (ablets for 00 cents at
(till Cross Drug More and ail
druggists, and money hack if nut
satisfied always Insist on McCoy's
-the original and genulno.-Adv.
Credit CARR'S
Interest
' ' .X I ' - T ' )' 3?
A Modern Method
o Cleanliness
Because it cleanses the mouth and
teeth, removes odors of dining or smok
Ing and renders the user acceptable In
any company, the use of '
Wrigley's Chewing Sweets
is a mark of refinement.
To use Wrigley's shows thought for
the feelings and the favor of your
companions.
Wrlgley'i U
also a delightful
refreshment en
joyed by people
of all ageis
It is an aid
to digestion a
guardian of
good health.
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In the new fall 1
shades of Blue Pox,.
Alesan, Evenglow .;'
Parehmcnt,
Sunset, Biscuit
$1.(55 and Up '
men aro the clothes that hnik
Hie men. .
."
As the blushing brido said to
Hit' li I till III , - PilO'CIMiiOi I H III
licils ari'Uill very - well, yl '.or
course there ls.no uso buying
thorn until we pet tho twins." '.' '
If H is true tho Prince of WaU-s
lias taken to chewing, gum, ho
siiouM put a nine oi ii on nis,
sad lie.
Someone kicked nut tho hot lorn
rungs of tho social ladder.
About all a rolling stone gath
ers is momentum.
Disabuse
your mind
of tli thoutht tfa.t ROHAN MKAIv
the "Happy Medium" in craU, U a
coiric brn product with merhjr m4l
cinal nnd regulativt proptrtict.
It Ii whole grain pradsct of irfcaat
and rye, Juat a little braq it uead tKV
and with it wonderful Plaao, apt
did food in itself and txtttliat lubri
cant for the bran,
Roman Meal (a a dellclotia food, ovr
iihlnR and refreshingly different, wheth
er aerved aa the chtldren'a trtabfaat
cereal, or In muffins or nut bread, or as
a luncheon treat which yaft wfl be
proud to serve your friends, . -
Because of the startling lack of uanev
uncooked foods in our diet something
more is necessary to keep the body in
that harmoniously vigorous, smoothly
functioning condition and that "some ,
thing mors" is Komao Meal I rry .
family abculd have it every day jbnb-w ,
way.
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