La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 08, 1927, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPage' Three Tuesday, March 8, 1927. LA GRANT)fl EVENING OBSERVED Society News "P T Cfliro frr. ' X A vUUHUl I Sponsor Series UnlU . Ul licauil A The regular meeting of the Tar- nt-Teueher Central council wua neld yesterday afternoon Mt the Neighborhood club rooms, pn-siil- d over by tht't risilcnt, Mrs. C. i Mcl'heiHon. . Itt' ' "' Vl" l. ' During the business sessionl UniOH ClUDWOnien plans were discussed for u joint meeting of all of the iurcm tcucher associations In th city Koitiftime in April wlun an Ore gon Agricultural college extension net-vice r prest ntittlve will be heie and will give a wrlcs of healtli talks. The dale for the. meeting Iiuh nol yet been set. K. A. Hayre, counly school sup erintendent, was present and dis cussed the nrgantxalion of Kour-lf HuI.h. lie nl.so rt'vii-wed thrsehoal hills, whicii come up hi'forn the Inst session of the .state k-ghdn lure, on', the heller teachers (min ing law, which was passed and two which were defeated. -. ' Members of the Art . Ilesenreii "' ... .-..,y i. ... .... i.t ,luln ,.,.1.ii,.f.iKftr A. (lucst and Mrs.. Frank yesterday al'lernoon at I he hor.ic of M rs, J.. I miiiii. A paper m "The Marvel of Tin- Honian Amphitheatre' was to huvv l,nn .l..-,n I.., l .-u 'I I, liTn.tH...; i. ni i,,,,,.. :, iv i- Mimi.i. tniii-,,rH' lend, this program was set llMl Utl H"te dnson; sang n due . Jim rrl,d the afternoon was sp. lit in -a ! " t'rcompany ng thorn a. round-table review and discussion lh Pno- lo a Childe.H of American artists. fn 0- accompanied hy Miss . The president of the class. Os. ) Juno fern It b. , -. . ... A. T. Illli. was called out of the" After the. program .the hosteiw-s city and was also unable, to rved refresh m-nt !; . there for the meeting. - . " f , . " i , . 1; 1 XltN (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Members of the Missionary so-;1 K. P.". Heuter entertained at adln cletv of the First iMesbyterinn -mr . at fl::iO o clock hursday eye church are planning a good titrnv th,f homn.hnrn honoring along with a good dinner, for nSli" hl.Hhday annlyers.uT of their who wish to enjoy It. ThurailnvJ rtouirhtPr. ' Knlle. Qiao .tlw h rl hday evening at the church, when they anniversaries of l.eona and Nona will give an old-fashioned noodl- Hprnjr and llon f router. . ( innPp I The table was decorated wl'h ' The'dlnner will be in the form Iiounuets of red and white carna- t..i.n.M . ,.n r tlons. J'ussywiUows and potted linn... Bn,.t..ii(.u nf ihf r hu rcli ! u. ,i ..it in.i hMnV ' .... .V.. rrt. i.f . . ,a imiitir ..An.1t.fi n.il' serving will start at 5:3n o'clock, to continue throughout the eve- nlnji. Mrs. t M. Humphreys 1b choir man of the committee In chifw nnd assistlns her ure Mrs. O. v Silverthorn. Mrs. H. It. ' Haun t, Mrs. O. K. Moran. Mis. Thil Thompson. Mrs. W. .IV I'lcltcns. Mrs. tleorpe Huker, Mrs, K. V. Mobsman, and other members qf the missionary society. The public is invited to itlcnd. Girls Hold Meet 4- T nuCATl TTatYIA ti,., .ni.iilni- weeltlv meellilg cf' 4i .nwlnirn camnflie glii group was bold last weel at the home, or Oiotta Larson. During u sbo:t business session iirriingeinenls we.rc made ror a popcorn sale lo be held sometime soon. -'Ariel- the business sesslnn three readings wore given by Ulmlru Hhliiey, The hosiers served re ni slinienls betoie udjouinnienl. UNION (Special) The Altarso-i Ry sister Mary rb ty of the fatholle church met j Hit KAKKAST Stewed rhubarb. Thursday afternoon at the home j rP(Hp hroiled bacon, creamed potu of Mrs. fhnrles Tobin In Nonh t0P8 Hhlrred egRs, brnn lnuft'ius, 1'nion. i milk, coffee. Durinpr the business session tne. ' .. . nlnntnil for I lOUOWmK oi ni-fin mi iv -- Hoap. erouiuns, hum iimi uiipie ihiiiki, the ensuintr year: Mist Kvn W''.ye bread, orange custard, milk. The Owl AMEROIL (Liquid IMholatlllll) (WHille Mineral Oil I'. f-) Is used by many peo ple in the treatment of constipation. 1 pt. . . . . 50c 1 (it 90c Equal, if not better to many kinds foi which you have paid $1.00 a pint. Moon Drug Co. Agents For The Owl Drag Co. EVERY woman buys her rirst pair or Ited Cro. Hhocs because they are strikingly good to look nt l-'roin there on she buys them boonilKo they are ma -velonsly good to walk In ns wll! The B00TERY . Wore $10.00 ow :..-o l:4-ltiNl-e rtopri-amisilve Red Gross Shoes son, prolIcnt; Mrs. Ohurloa To- btn. secretary, and Mrs; Mue Cu:-- twMiuw. . . , . ...... In behalf -of. tho society. Mm. Charles Tobin nreaented the i-o- tiring president, Mrs. K. fl. John son, with u set of sulftd plates. Following the ' nuttntc a b- clahle was enjoyed, when .the ho ietm served refreshments. Are Entertained UNION (Hpecml).-r The -Wom: en's eluh hiiil an Interesting meet ing Thursday afternoon at the lionie' of Mrs!' Mary llutehiiisoii wllh Mrs, H'iiU-Miihoii and Mrs. T. T, 4'ock ns, hostesses. ; In thp aiiaence of the preslden.'. Mr. Frank Hturglll. the vice presi dent, Mrs. Irank I'onner, preshh' 1 over the meeting. After tHe, usual routine of busi ness there was a program wit h Mrs. Viola Parker acting as,tchalr man. The subject was "I'oeine of Kdgnr A. (incut. " Mrs. Waller Conner. Mis. Itelle WMght, Mrs. Karl Pavin, M,r. Haymoml I'i'ts and Mrs. Mae- Hall caidi re:ul :i poem written by tho poet. Mrs. Kdith Thy sang u solo mm Mahlo Jjutghltn and Mrs. Nell P n ts were used uliotit the othr parts of the home. After dinner music and games made . up the evening's entertain-ii Announcements at , The Altnr society will meet thp home of Mi's, (lurry M. Turner Wednesday afternoon 2:30 o'clock. . . J. at The Ladles' aid of the l.utbe-n church will meet lit the home of Mrs. Frank Hunson,' 1708 .Second street. 'Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock . The Women's Foreign Mission- nry society ofthe Klrst Methodist Episcopal church will meet wen- nesduj afternoon at 2:30 .o cioea with Sirs. II. "W. Parker at the narsonaee. A good nttenrunee Is expected. ' MENUS i.i'NCH RON Cream of celery . ,i i i -i ;tea. ! DIXNKU- -Casserole of round steak lind onions, rlced potatoes. jollied cahlinge salad, granam rons, (p sumlm.r s succession. A row jewel Itooin would find themselves cornstarch prune pudding, milk. tomuto ,,nS ran bo set along one imnrlaoned by the mechanical clos coffce. edge or the plot anil trained to ng' of the doors which would con No cerenl Is suggested In tho sUlkl.a lm, single .stems to rurnish Vert the Jewel Room into a large breakfast menu, hut the meal Is ,..., (,ilco lor the Infant diet nenltenllary cell. Steel shutters. nourishing and well balanced with- out It. Children under school ago, may be served crisp grubuin toast in piuce oi ine iiiuimir. o.. ... Willi .ailulls. ' Casserole of Hound Slrnk and Onion One slice round steak cut Vi Inch llilck. IJi teaspoons salt. tea- spopn peppor, 1 cup boiling waler, onions, 4 thin slices fat salt pork. Mix suit and popper with 1 table- spoon flour and cover noth sides oi Islouk thoroughly with mixture. Place In a large casserolo or closuly covered baking dish. Cover sleak with a two.lneh layer of pooled and sllced onions. Cover onions with slices of salt pork and add boiling waler. Cover casserole nnd cook In a moderate, oven for three hours. This Is a savory and economical meat dish. Copyright, Ine.) 1927, NBA Service. Pirate Bag Revlral of Gilbert and Sullivan's "The Pirates of Penzance" probably Inspired this black suede envelops bag 'Willi a gold dagger fastener. Tlis, Interestingly cut edge of tbs flap Is piped with gold. The Garden vi;;i taiiu-s iiti:s umr:i I OH JfKAIril SptUHcli. carrots and string beans are, not only food for babies in these modern days, they are prea avs, -tuey are ores- Ininnt. Iieloro It Is ; i start nn a vee. crlptWma. The year old, must start on a vege tahle dint, whleh in all likelihood would 'have. throwij,our great - grandmothers Into fits. , The vegetable garden Tins be come a necessily for children, par- tlcnlarly baldcs who must have deti liiiek If th.v are to be raised In rolnist heulth nnd slrengthMind there is no place that, vegetables of the best uatity for'tlv :young- sters can bo secured except In tho home garden. Spinach, carrots and , string beans are u standard pre- scrlptlon because they have be-1 come prart irony. an-tne-year- market except o beets .around vegelaliles in tlio and can always be had. snlnach. which gives way to beets or other greens equally na.valuablo In Bummer, only to return. in the run ror an nll-wliuer stay. yrnese tnree ure ine easiest oi vegetables to raise and a tiny plot In the back yard will furnish an I nmple supply for the babies. The Biiinaeh Avlll havn first call, occupy- proof as human, ingenuity can ue- Jnjc u unlversily education. J no 1 mk most or the patch, with a row vise. Tho octagonal.. glass jewel school is under tho direct suporvl of carrots lo one side. 'As; tho case In which the Jewels are stored . slon of Miss Griffith, although It spinach Is pulled and used moro Is protected by slender steel bars 1 a pint of tho school district, plantings of carrots can bo put in five inches apart nnd looks com- Hero women may learn tho midl and as soon as the weather is suf- nion place enough;' It stands in tho ments of housekeeping, the Intri ficiently warm a few hills of string .center of tho Jewel Jtoom nnd is cades of making hats or the ro heans can go In for baby's gar- about ten , feet '.high.. The . jewels vamping of faces, while men may den. A plot 5 feet square will go are arranged urtistically on white study anything from tho three a long way towards providing the Batin tle.ra. ''r's" to bricklaying and nsseinbly- needed fresh vegetables for the In- - nn. mill UHU ten-foot square will provtde consKierame lor tne rest ou tho family. Carrots and spinach for tho ollr1(.st croII to K followed by hl.an, .,,, ,,. more carrots, gives m Sim,m(.P. j 'n,01.,, u i-nmn in nnv vard for a B,lr()l,n f01. t),e baby provided only ,t ll(H sujKht and tho rresn picked vegetables are far better than can be bought In the market. Swlss cbanl is a valuable addl- (011 to lnp i,ni,,.B' garden to follow- ,.,... fo. nii.soason greens. , wo.MKV SMOKK CKiAltS hhuun, March 8 Somo of the mr ,rinK and resourceful wo- en or llerlln's younger sot, dls- .i,,!,,.,,,, .n clt-aretle os the sold ,,, of paying tribute to King NlcoInUt i1UVo established a "Wo- m(.n.s Knioking club." where tho 1H(, D( stronK,.r stuff In tobacco fol.m , COInlisry. During tho 8..SMi01, n,,. oiub' the members strictly prohibited from smok-' ling anything but cigars. Prexy Angler Hero Is Hie only woman known to lie president of an Iraak Walton league. She Is Mrs. James I'. Kel ley t' White Cloud. Kss. Kite is president or the fishing league at that city on tho Missouri river. Crown Jewels Well American Gunmen Visit England I.ON'DON. Mar. f- (AVi The . ,, ; . . , " I frown Jewels or Unglund. valued III Iflllf Ul IIIII11U1IV UI. UUIIUIO, liuva hpen nlncrd1 under i rlctor- euard. ----- - "ln(!0 visiting ..American Bunmoi, ! were credited with pa.rtlolpatlii(r n . " 01 KHfanuc J lum.e.ic. rei-eniiy. , , . . , Tho jewels, spread out In glitter- ins array, are seen -by thousands - of American tourists every yeur lH ,he Tower of London. They Blm-'. ji.y iuy ihwii: aiAi-trm-v, uitv. mj i. guards aUlred;llke the rtibl 0,..-u utf .lllA- tho flihi. lliar nortralta of Henrv -.VII.' ..nnd stand and gush over thcjevels na long as they like. . Then they man " ? ' K-"Baa u!"-v Apparently they, are. under, very little supervision uqd. miiny .are bo to break the glass, and .helpioiportunlly school, stands as a one's gelt to u-'couplo ol: nilllloitioiinniunt id the llfetlrno effort of dollariwns a sceptre pivtalkllss ICmlly Orimih. whose work nmm m reurars, mm raw wvuiu dollar JHiowns or But the last serious attempt, to raid the Crown Jewels was. made . ny i,oionoi moon in in "" never reeoveren, . .. l'rwautlons Taken ' ' The Jewel Itooin In the Tower of London Ms-as neurly .burjjlar- Any attempt, however, to tamper with the case could set alarm bells. ringing an over urn lower, wimu outer gates Of tho fortress, started by William the Conqueror, woi.na automatically clang shut. . At the same Instant the occupanta or tlio ardinarlly bidden from view, would niitninniionllv descend over the Knss case containing tho Jewels, converting It Into a gigantic elgni- sided safe. Heforc the '- would-ho burglar hnew what was happening the rh,ances are he woHId find hlmseir at Scotlnnd Yard. - I'amoiis Jewels Among other jewels, the en se contains: The crown of England made ror chnrlcs II. " no Khfir'a Stato Crown made for Queen Victoria's coronation, containing a gigantic ruby given lo ,nB mnok Princo and worn by j(enry V. at Agineoutt, a portion ot ,10 Culllnnn diamond presented . Kdward VII. by Transvaal, tho stllart -sapphire" and 8,000 small- cr diamonds ot only a few carats ench. The Tnipnriul Stnto Grown, ninde tn explolti:rl by Knnral knowlc.K'M for KIiik George V. for tho DollH of tho. compli tn story. An expur Dnrhnr, rontntninff a lnr(?o finoral'l wvt ntlHIon will 1k wold for '. I MAKES BAKING EASIER BALES 2Vt TIMES THOSE OP ANY By Williams Guarded As i hnd more than 6.(100 diamonds. . ....... Uiie. n Mary s Hti.to crown, eon- j uiiiiiiiri un; iiiihuud iyuii-i-iiuwi uim- niond nresented lo Oueen Victoria - - - by tlio . KuBt Jnilla ( . oninnny nn.l the two other portions of the till- niiui. ...uu.u.... The Hoyal seeplre which has tin j litidi'ni vm iiiiiiiiuiiu in inv im for a nob. Mh -Hoyal VKoaad-dy-Dol 2 222 yhcn His Majesty needs any of tllVSH trlnKCtH tttCy are talten rrOlU ... . . . .. - ...... tlu'i Tower or .London lo Hacking. hirnV PoJueo. by. an ordlnnry utllo rn'obue without any speelal precuu tlohs other than secrecy. ' f OI'l"()HTI'NITY KCHOOFi STANDS AS MONr.MKNT .' tiwvuT.ni u.h iu-TK.nveis- as uu educator lias carried tier name abroad The . Opportunity scnooi is a nay nun iukiil m-uuui, wnere sluiii.-iii.w i-uukuik hi from J4 years "lo a century. If they want to enroll," can learn thoso trades and profeiwlons not reuulr- t hig a locomotive. Tho school has , become so famous that Miss urll- mn was requeHieu ny ine iinutm government lo visit Kngland and mart u similar inslllutlon. mxi.i: of iii.rixiitAss to iti:risi:si:xT statu KltANKKOliT, Ky.. March, S -A Kentucky belle or the HlllogrnsM who says she does not nsptre to rarnn n u million picture actress, inii biiR nosed for mngnKlnn covers. will represent the slato at the 8 711) annual reunion ol ironieiienim vei i eruns In Tanipii, I' la , In April. She is Miss I.ela Mae Htlles. or Krank- fort. Hh(i holds the appointment or the slarr loininander-lli-chiet or I tlm Confederate. Meiuorlal Dailies ror the slate. Hbe ulso lias tho n It or colonel on the governor's alnff. . l) llllll 11IU A HOOK NEW lyoltK Anybody who wants lo know all about "Iho seven niards of wisdom." must pay 20,- ooo. ll's n book by (Colonel 'I'homns Kilward Lawrence,. Kngllshluan, -rnerowned King of Ababla." Ten conies worn nut on sale but thorn 1 worn no buyers. The purpose of the high prion Is explained us the lanthor's lo prevent Jim heroinm ne- t THE WORLD'S BAKING give you double double security failure, beoause it is double acting con taint two leavening units one begins when the dough is mixed, the other waits for the heat of the oven, then both work together. And you one spoonful where you spoonfuls of many other HEALTH ii:.fni:ks ritoM tiik st.m-: lOIXT OF VUK i:TlOX. Ity I,, i:. Mt trUk, SI. !., j New York Cllj J Member (lorgas Memnrlai InslltutB DeafneKS frm the standpntnt of prcventlttu! That certainly is a fit-! ting subject tit he discussed, be-1 en tine a great deal can be done to- wards preventing this malady, and htu-nust deafness has surh an lm- portant . bearing upon the earning j capacity of the individual. ' Of the five special Henses, sight , ami lieariug Hre llie .most India I iPeiiMible. .The impairment or loss nf cither Is a great afflict ion, cut ting the unfortunate off from full e.intact with his fellow men. Much can he duno to prevent KUfh a trag edy by undei'stuudlug just n Utile about lis can my I'Himo iii-k iwu KiMionil ly)p nf j II i' known M ..i.. i,.ih,Ih. inul ll .ttmunoulv wf -..,1 I., hh -li.u-.lcii-l i ,,, ,i, ,. in ei.l..iili:il ilonfnoKH : Hint pnit .,f the mr Ih Involve.! whleh ,.). IwiH mill einnliieiM H.niiiil wiivph in I ho Inner ear. in nerve deafness the in ii of heariuK In (he Inner ear. up the nerve ilsidf, is Involved. 'Catarrhal dehf news orll nates miiHt commonly in the nose and' nasopharynx, bencn the preventive; Ireaimenl for this disease should hcKln cn"ly In life with ear newt ami strenuous efforts to correct all nas al and nasopharyngeal catarrahs. 'Din early renmvul of adenoids and dlNcased' loiiNfls. the early correc tion of nasal deformities,, etc., art) absolutely ImpeLlilive.' Nerve deafncNS may resull front nutuerous causes, hut moxi com monly from syphilis. Many occupa tional and ecnstituUonal diseases, such as typhoid, seaclet fever, measles, diphtheria, anemia, and Urlnht'H disease may affect the nerve, of hearing Many drugs like wine affect the nerve of hear ing, its, for example, quinine, the salicylates, mercury, lend, arsenic, tobacco, alcohol, and many others. in order that scientific treatment may be hisituted In the care of any deaf person, an absolutely diagnosis of the type of ilea fn ens must he inauo, i rciiiioi'iii uirtcuu i an if.(i( ,, ,llklllK ,,,. ,lf ln0 mad o, Trca t tn e n t d I rec t ed to an m i-iuicuioiih. Aiinieroun ciimch uuun ,,, , wlll(.h. ,,y (.,.pf, ,H. torv , kl . - .iifrerontW tory taking and " different!! dlnjinosls, patients have been re- lieved it their ti ouhle by no more COIlipill Oieil Ireillllieill lllllll inn I11H1 continuance of the use of tobaccft It is (inllo obvious from those few remarks that, before any treat- nimn nckiob. my iunt3 u vm' i..- iIm1,.,. Kfillmil'u i mirnnau h rln nl. tleulnr nntlont'M .deaf iiess be deter mined. II fillows, therefore, that any noHlritui or niecnaniclil eon- trivam e. advertised as a cure-all nieehanleiil eon- should be looked upon with sus picion, to say the least. . I Mechanical treatment, ns fre quently used in the .ease of catarrh- deafness, Is often harmful In the case nt neivo dciifness. A" " ''' 11 ,"' yon select f,,,. be Ireatn out of your In Kplt or tho ratiiHiorin liiHt cvcnliiK, (hit llt'V. NIhoii KniKlil. II"' 'ViinK'li"t, prnioh i to a hii-Ko niHlicnr'. 1 (Ih Hilhjrct wuh "Tin- ItcfiiKO of l.hM" that prnplo try lo hdlo bcMm!. In htn rcinui'Urj )io Kiild If u nttm can hide hohlnri 11 )iyporrih lie iniiKt ho nmtil lef than l ho hypocrllp or ho ronliln't titdo hohind htm. And on tho other hand, If tho hypon-lto. Ih aiandlnff hrtwocn liltn and tho Kurd tho hypon-lto Ih nearer to Mm Lord than ho Ih. Ho mild ho likod to bllHtor hypocrttoH. Ih Biiro and coino Out to nlKhl. Tho Hiihjiit't .will ho, "People That Cannot Kor glvo.H rhurnh of Clod chn pid.rornor X avonuo a'nd Vtr. tori Way. Moro Hpooial BiriK intf . Adv. GREATEST POWDER value - against to work units useonly use two brands. OTHER BRAND femi ! swiiai mm mniMk ' mma si. NEW THINGS FOR SPRING- Are now arriving almost daily. It will be a pleasure to PUTMAN'S ' La Grande's Exclusive Read y-to-W ear and Millinery 1MBLER PERSONALS w. Moiirt and son, I'orlillt, ruthur iind lirnthor or Mr. J.yniun Ku- - " ... ' .:''.. V,H 1 ,hn """""o '"lo val- ''7. n.n'' P," '"" much -tmprniwa Willi II. lie Is ii wheat farmer In ,,l'Pn'1 vulley. -. ' ; Mr. ami Mm; f. C. Wolh tiirneit I'rldny from I.om Anifeles. ' tal whero they havn been for about six weeks visiting: friends and relatives. They attended the Orange show nt Han Hcrnnrdino. 'I'hi'u nlMO -visit oil Itlllv Kcown. j- :; Mr. nml Mra William Wlggana ' and son. , .MarKln. wero -dinner .) flh-hoin or Mf. and Mra evrul, frotn-hrre at.'ended th.; old.tlmo .Uanro. nt Oove ,l:Tlday . . .. ....... . , . . . . Mrs. lloy lloily Ih on the alpk iw. Mrs. W.' W.Bmlth Is III of a ai'Ven cold.' .. . Vnlma ionklln wnu ahopplnff In l.a Ornndn Haturilny. , . Mrs. William 'WlRgana went to Wallowa Buturdny to look, at a new location. . . ' '. 'I Johnny MoKlnnls wnR a,hiislnes visitor In. l.n Orando Saturday. . I The I JUlles' Aid mot at the home ; of Mrs. Krnnk Martin Thursday. : Twenty-four were present.. ' Arter tho Uuslness nieP'.InK trie tlmo wna' spent aoelolly. ;- I AM1HICAN CflRIi ACTIiVK IN KOCICTV OK I.ONIKtnr ', LONDON, March! 8 Miss Mar oelle 'DnggnnV thil'Amerlean dft'ieh. ter or Mnrchioneas' Cunon. who has been oh the.' Htveria niuon of the winter, with her mother, Is one of the most beautiful, and at- j tractlva young women In tho Brit ish court circles. '. She 'made her . debut lust yedr,,and Bhe and her mother are planning affairs for the coming London season. MIbs . . i'""":"" - 1 1 conselentious. who a n careful nearness a pnysiciun oi repine, wno dlngnoatlelan,r and who has no cure- all. Noodle Supper At The ; ' PRESBYTERIAN CIRCH Thursday Evening March 10 Serving Starts at 5:30 Public invited 50c Plate Selling Out! CARR'S Closing Out! Our Big iIb Is th rilrJ tsMMttv tt urn ism io44 ftihuul touctUnsj. Tha rack ttoca not touch th u ' U vtMn tswervJ, ih frstt - sntftTMaU nd will nut msar tht tW. IMiU uukkly svnJ . tn) ltwg rtk iskVta full d rnrp with each toaster sold this month, a riEI"beautiful Westinghouse tray value $2.00 useful for many purposes catches emmbs from toaster. Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company y ' "Eat More Toast" i ' show you. ; ''n: DiiKt'un hn boon lirouKlitr jip In ' lt)lomutio clrclt'H In variouHiCiipl 1ut. Mot- mother in tho iluutilff of w lao J. Niitnrno Jllnrtii,- win DiiKlfnn. un Amei-lenn inlllloiiiiirt! lund nnil ealtle owner of llqenci? A Iron, . Ailrr hlH ili.ulli. Mrn.lniK. Kun niurrleil tlio lnle, Mnriilii: (Nir. ami or KeillfHtim. Ui'lllxh tlillllHl "r or roreiKn urriiirH. f " - .. IflM I HrK IlKAT A rllWIlrK.N BENEFIT MANY CHILOREA ThousflnHi rtf ninthora hav tVion.l ' Mother Gray's Sweet Powdera an esvi k' lnt remedy forchddrenconiolainuig Sj Headaches, Colds, reveuihnes. lVor,n,s "''l 1 roublea and -othec "ttFri IXJSl ?U W ft &Sfc i for over jv years. ' bold by Urufnjnri . BVervwhele J Tria, nark' everywhere. I A r n .." . ouuiraaiuuieruray i.e Koyvn. I WliyChildtgi Breakfasts that "Stand By 80 of the Day's Impor tant School Work Falls in 4 Morning Hours, Noted Educator Reveals!', ARE you letting listless mornlnKV I nn lrnAl.r h.l UI.AIIO . r n" iin,i:ntr MiiU'S break as s, handicap, your ...cli.ld s ""' '"- school work? Recent investigations, conducted in over 2,000 American schools and colleges, reveal 80 of the so-calleij "hard" studies as falling in the morning. This percentage is con firmed by Prof. Willard, of North western University, and other, lead ing educators. . v , V. Thus Quaker Oats breakfasts, providing the excellent food balance of protein, carbohydrates, vitamines and the "bulk" to make laxative seldom needed arc being urged as 3 duty of parents in protecting their children's most important working hours. No other cereal grown com pares in food balance .,. Serve every morning.' Their rich' Quaker flavor makes them savory and enticing ... delicious breakfasts that vet "stand bv" one. Get either I Quick Quaker, which cooks in 2'i ! to 5 minutes, or regular Quaker I Oals today at your grocer's,.,) Quaker Oats K 1 "6" Offer March Only $ooo ;; , westinghouse: Turnover Toaster Terms if desired $1.00 down, $1.00 per months for 5 months on your electric service bill.