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Tiii-'wlav. May 17. 11)27. LA UKANllU EVUNINC; OllSKUVKU Tiitfe Three- a Society News Mrs. L. Kinzcl ' j :' Entertains At Bridye Luncheon j Mm. I ..'si it- Kin.cl culi'i tuiin I , Saturday afternoon with u lni.lp.ej lam h.-oii lit J it- homo ;it 1 M'-" ; l-oinlli ntiv.-t. I Tlii rnomn were att i act iwly -If-; oiith'ti w'.ij; cose nm! yellow till-, tIH. M 1 O'clock U t III ee-COUI'He ; luncheon was . rvi-il 1 t'l' Im-i tufW. ill iU'.-' ftil low d wl; )i lifK'i ( fir-ores li' inj; h.ad.- Iy Mi H. Winter l( Hl r aii'l Mis. Humid Ostein., t 'omnia, ion v.as mad.- ly M m. t:i.ii- Sett 1 ! t'NIi N. Oje. (Sieelnl. Mrs. Will iu in 1 1 nt chi nsi ii and Mis.! I torn M vrs were joint IiosIokju 8 , Thursday til'ternoon nt :in uUrnc-, ivv 1:15 oVImii luncheon at lit.'1 1 ninn hotel. Thirty p'l.-siH were hitv.-I at J one tun,,' (aide deem n t od in a eni nr Heheme of junk and KK-i'ii. A In We basket of pink ioia idt auncs 1 w ore uHcd as a centerpiece, wit li a wreen howl m' a ppN -hWinSonis fui -I pink Japoniea at each end ofj 1h- table C-v.ii calidl'-s tle-P wit It pink ma line hows. In iri ' n j candlesticks, wriv a!:m l.sed In tin titbie motif. ti. v.-a tahl.s of bride.,- were at j play in the lint. ! dininn ro fo!-' low im; hindu-un. Mis. W. W. St -veils made It tub Ci'iiiv t In -1 s.-coud pri..- went to Mis. ( ienrtf.' ! Ilaif.l. Mrs. Claude Itusiek re n i i .1 t In- c inundation pi iv.: limine the afternoon Mr::. M :-Ix-I Lanclilin .sin;; two yhrliin.s and Mrs. Hutchinson an. I M s. I.aunlilin sans several dm t. Mi.-sl .Ian.- Smith ami Mb l-Milit Oil-' ktnson play. d a pi;i no dn t an 1 I In- tatl . r also play -I a .solo. i i j (1 HANOK IIAi.t.. iiiv. tHpeclal) i M t'H. Arthur Oo.en was host' to tin- II. K. Hull wln n ii.s m-kii-1 lar H' ii i i- in out h I y im-elim wSj held I'riday ullernoen ul her lioim-. I hii'iiur t in bmiin SH H.-t simi com- j inttlii-rt win- appoiiUcl for ii tia-. .aar wlih-h tio- flnh i,-, t-.)i rtli.j j to ha- this tail. j Tin- ilal- of tn.' n. t rluh lin-t . lilK was m-l f.cwanl two days h -rum-? ul' tin- nHin'.y mani- i-o--.-j i-rnri-. II was aiiiioiim-'il that tt j roininltt.-.-, h--mli l hy Miss Vi ini.i ; M.i "alt will spons. ir a finnn unit y ' party at (.Iran:;- Mill l"ihlay - -1 ii. nt.. May l'h. i &'v n iit-w ni' iiili' i !. M m. Ma -1 ti.- tJol.l. n. Mm. K-litli (1. kH. r, Mis. i. K. I I-.lhia.l, Mis. Cruc.' Stii. )). M f. i I.. Cly.h-. Nhr. Kii.s ami Mrs. ( . r. Wl.-sl.man wi .hi mi tit .1 to 1 lit- ot Kiininii-. tlnil. (Sui'MH, l.rsi.hs the vv.h imnili'is. w.'ir Mrs. Kayo Vt-sk"- ii til tun llttlo sons, of Mawilh-., Mr. Kills Salisbury :iml small son,! of l.a (Iramh-. an-l Mrs. Williams.; of CraiiL-i Hail. l-'ollow inir t hi' a-ljotinnm at of , the hiislm ss si ssion t In- remain - j iter of t In alli-nioon wu.i spont ; .si-win::. 'I'lo- hosl.-:s. a.'sish'l I v-1 M i s. Hi 1 1 ( iron!, si-rv 1 r.-fi i-sji j tm-nls. I The n. t cluli m--- tins w ill h.' , Miv IT, at (;r;iin;r Hall, with M'S. MaMii' Col. l. ii as ho.-t.ss. rHN. Mj,-. Sp 'i;il I - M.-m-Im i s of 1 ti- I .a faint ( Illh llinl .Ul en joy a hit- III .it ill!-' Mon. lay w h. :1 Ihty moton'l to tin c.onit : y hoiif of Mis. V. Ii. I'iiilhps tor a 1 o'. l.H k pol l.a k ! i mi In on. I'.ri.lK was ptai.i foilowins hini h.oii. 'riio lit ! nif. t Ins nf I In- i 1 1 1 , will hi- in two wvkn whtn tin low sror.1 nit mb'-rs will .-lit' rlain t hi- hish scon- nii-tn' n-rs. 1'NlnV. i ):-,-. (HpiM-ial . Til.' Spin Isinrii's el ii 1 m o lis. was t h" si-cm- of a ilclishtfnl t-'a' In-l ine la .t Sun I a ' n; or ni as w ln-n 1 ho tin -m -hers of tin- I.U'ky Thirteen rtl.ii w-ie .-nt-'i'taine'l hy their hm;-han-ls at a eowhoy hreul; fast . Tin- hi.-aklast. rousihtins uf Sfiipe fruit, linn ami rsss. hoi ciiKih ami cof f. e, was s.'i . l at ' o'cloeU. Tho ni-ii Loth intparo'l alp I MiV.'l tin- Dl-.ll. Past Matrons Of 0. E. S. in Session Tim- Past Matron's rluh of (). K. K m. I at the Masonic pa rloi la-.t etiiins with Mrs. lloh.-rt KnUin ninl Mis. Colon Khorluinl aetl.ur HH hostesst s. Tlie rootl in W i re ;h-''-oiale.l wilh liouqii. ts of 'it'll tul ips :ml liiacs. A social hour was lolhtwil l.y a t w ri-cnur.-'i- lunrhi on. Anions H'n KUests were Mrs. I.ela Kldilh- Kails ami Mrs. Morion, uf C,ol,h mta. Wash. Kishii-i n pas! mations were ntsn piesi nt ' M'K. Ml'', f Hp- rial .- -( III)' r( th.i pliax;int i-in's of tin- past AG MEL Concentrated soap nf the inaguay plant contains neither alco hol nor drugs. l;i''-mi!tu'nilr'l In llifi li-f.n ini'iit ..r Fl'.in.i.'li -ft . . 1 1 1 . 1 - I'.iishl's I IliKh -i.'.-,.rn iiii,r " , i , . i ii.- -. - l-U Moon Dru Co The Itnijj Co. wt'-k wurt tin tnrornml nfternooi party given hy the Woman's rtim W-.iti'-s lay, May II. I'Iihih )itil hu-ii m.itht lor a Harden party to b h.'hl at Asi'. iifiuu k'O' h. 'cults.- of etihl weather, the pur.y was lo'lil In I'liiich hall. Knion, I'ai kdiile an. I I a. hi Can yon clubs were eptei tallied. A Hhnrt prosriiiu w presented, con siMtiiiK of music anil i'i adiuSH- Kn!--lowuiK thus, lunch wan served and a boiiul hour spent when thewoni- il IllUII he different ClllbS ttVC K'-ttiiiK acquainted. M i h. I '.. I'. Mnsiniian. of I .a Grande, w u.i honor Kiiest, and ot In r ;u sIn Wert. M rs. K. Mean-d-tte, Kva llowtty. Mm. H. AU-Mimli-r. Mm. 1. M. Shaf.-r. Mis. I.i-e Smith. Mrs. Miln Hlokland, Mi s. H. K. HaK'-y. Mt s. Cluii h : K. tlmnp, Mis. Thomas Slandhy, Mrs. Krank K. Wood. Mrs. John ni'tmelt. Mis. I'hil Thompson. Mrs. M. S. Carroll. Mrs. II. Youns. Mrs. Clyde W'tdih, Mrs. I.lny.l I'li.t'c. .Mis. C. M. Uid.tle. Mihs.s Cciieva Cole and Charlott" Sker-l, from I'aikdale club. Mrs. Kva Ih'alc, Ktla Pool. Mia I'eehh-r. Mury ColinseM. Mrs. .lam-'S McCllff, Itetll Counsel. Molli I'. -elder. Kiltie l-'uiKiisan and Nuney i irumstnilli. of Kadd Can yon. Mm. S. K. Miller, Cnrtl Tilli. I.illh crosi. Klla Holly. Kdithrhy. I.ela Sim-Kill. Kmlly Cock. Velm St-inke. ( ! oi fci.; una Joodhroad. Maix-I Cale Ihadshaw. Louisa Itnr-w.-ll. Minnie .. Itah.l. J.-nie sla ter, nf l iiion. SI 'MM Kit Vll.l.i:. Mr.'. (Special 1 --The Suinnn-rvith- Ladis Aid o ei. ty ni' t at I he home of M' s. Miliar-! choat.- Thuisday and Hie greater pail of t ne afternoon w is sp. nt s. wius. al'lor which ther. s- llar monthly busim ss s sslon was held. The loll call showed 2D o- I it i i s and iiieintiet'M pre.sei im-mbcis voted to .semi 'J M isslssippi flood refus'ei s. Mrs. (I.-orse Hardy. Mrs. Mlh s Woo.lell and Mrs. Allie Slack as sisted the liosl ess 111 H.-rvini,' r" t ft s 1 1 u i ' tl t n. KNTi:iEI'UISi:. Ore. (Special) -Tim M isoiiic io'dse enterlained th. L'astei n Siar Wednesday eveiiins at t he Masonic hail, which was .h curat ed tor the occasion w h soriiiL- flovM-is. A .sioiil program' and several amusinK Maims w.'io, i n joyed. I The social commit tec in. niheif! w.re: llaidie Tayhr. As;i lOssh-. son, 'art Miih-r. Kills Hope tiil-l A. i. Kornslrdt. I A lun.-heon. consigns of clih';-! eu salid, pickles, hot rolls tmd cut fee. Ire civil ill and cake. W eiv served hy tin in -n . t Mrs. Ralston Is Hostess to Club The Art lli-search, club no t at the home of Mrs. K. L. Ihilslo.i yi-st.-rday allenionn. A short pro- Si am al l anse.l hy Mrs. '. M. ; Hiimphtvyy was followed bv a bus-' in ess meet ins. H'ficers w.-re elee; e. tor the comlns ear. Mrs. Don ald 1 'ar.ue was elect oil pre.sideii ; Mrs C. M. 1 1 mnphroys. vice jiresi-j d.ni: Mrs. I-'. L. Ilumphrh-s. .- nn.l vie- presid. r.t: Mis. II. K. Wallis, Hcci'i'tftry, ami Mrs. C. S. Moon, tr.-nsiirer. Lisht fefresn meiiiM wi'ie served at the close of Ih ad" noon. 1 . The Kins'-s Heralds of the M. K. Church held a picnic Saturday nf-' ternoon at t he Kiverside pan;. Twenty-seven young people spent t he afternoon in sanies, w hich were follow I'd by a picnic lunch. Mrs. K. W. I., ishlnn, Mrs. (I. C. i H.adley, Mi'i. I!. K. Tyler and Mrs. H. C. Oriefel were in chaise of '.he affair. ! ' 1'NIO. Ore. (Special). The rr'snlar me- t ins f t he Women' Kcllef Corps, No. '22. was he'd Saturday afternoon nt tho K. hall with ;il imiubers present. j l'ollowfns The business s. ssion and initiation of two en ndi.latcs. n ' short pros" am as sivt-n. M 1 s. ' Asncs I'addoi k sno a readins en tilled ".lohnny's Whh" and read at paper in honor of Mother's day. f After the pros ram re fresh men' s were served by the committee ni chaise. ALAMOSA. Coin I'net. nolilica! baib r of woim-n and director of the nclivities of the Colorado fed- j era t ion of w o nun's ( clubs, Mrs. Millie Yelhusi'i! boastH that no variety of intercuts can make her i m-slect her home. i Mrs. Velhasen served four years as president of the hoard of edu cation of Alnniosa. and in head of th" stilt. republican club for wo im n. She Is a in ember of the Poetry Society ol Cr.-nt Hritnin. Sleeve Bracelet A special feature of the new fcljere bracelet ia lU enamel button lit different colon, which fastetic to r th reptilian coll of (old. ' '' 5 T OUT OUR WAY II ME.VJFR Bull Oog BRAlMS VORE -1 -.k $9 i v . . ' ! ,?': ntfi u t pat nrr. Announcements T)u wonic ton iost, No, uf the Oliver Mor :iT, nl' the .Northsid will tilt .1 I :i in iMi'MtlieiK uud li-b-iidi of t he South side division w it h .1 lea on ( Tiiursday. May I a. at '. o'clock at the home of Mrs. L. .1. (lutes on '2 1 f4 (ii-e.-nw ood street. Tlie Women's M issiona i y socio v of the l-.r.li.sh Lot In ran church , will iii.vl Wednesday aflernoon at L' o'clock, tn tin annex of th" church. ; The l.ndh ' society L. K. and K. will im nins at ?::tn o'clock i hall. There will b ICVei yone Is l eu Hosted int. of Ho- It. ct thin it the Vl -' I. . e initlatio to be pre A V f.- Salsify ni list be cleaned in water .stern of the Chris- that has been slishlly acktulaltiil ill meet Wedncsdiiy Uvlln viucjmr or U will discoior.baiU .':.'o o'clock at th('ly. This docs not niter its flavor. Nolan Skiff at 1 '? 7 hut makes it appear linappell'.itiu:. The LoMtl tian church aflernuon al home of Mis Oak sir with Mis. (I. W. linn- sol, Mrs. HI Claude Nash ke Shields ami M m. I as nssistant hostesses.! MENUS ty Si-tcr Mary IMIKAKKAST Caked rhuharl cereal, cream, crisp broiled bacon fried eornme.-il mush, maple sirup, milk coffee. HW'i "I I KM N Cream of water cress soup, toasted crackers, fin nan haddle au jjraliu. lettuce salad, sliced oranses, milk, tea. ' DINNKIi Ih olled porlei hnine, ! steak, new potatoes in parsley bin -t or. ei (-ii med ca rrot s. aspai a mis salad, whole wheat bread, prune whip, milk, coffee. ! Cream of watercress soup is dc-i licloiis for a spiins luncheon or Is, ipiile suitiilde for the first course, oT a fish dinner. If an elaborate; dessert were served in ;ilnee of the sliced oranee Miiuueslcd in Iho luncheon menu, the met 1 would nn.-wer admirably for a "cum-, pany" luueheun. ; renin of WiiUTcrc Soup j One bunch of waiereress. 2 cups. Water. 2 slices oliiop. . :i table- j spoiois flour. '2 cutis milk, 1 tea -' spoon nail. H teaspoon pepper. Wash cress, .shake dry and mince. Melt 1 ta bh-.poii butter! ill soup kettle, add onion cut in small pieces- and simmer without; eha nsl " c en h.r for five m i mil es. ' Add cress and (old water a lid i hi ins slowly to tlie hoilinu point, Simmer lia minutes. Itub thrnuch; a sieve. . Melt reinaliiius butter, 1 si ir iu flour a ud when bubbMnc, ; slowly, add milk, slhrltis con-j Kluntly. Add salt and pepper and cress puree. I'.rhis to the lnilill); point Had serve. A L-arnih of cress or stioor.ful of whipped i cieaiii sprinkled with minced, cress may top eaeh serviim. tCnpy--i-lslit. i:i.'7, NKA Seiviie. Ine.i j The Garden 11. NT NOW roll NI.XT MMtlNfi Plan! now for nevt spring's earli est crop out of the sard u p.irsnips and nvter plant of sal.-ify. These .two i ii. its are at t lo ir be-d d us (with a pickax b.fure the fro"! is i out of (he ground. They i( re all j sa son sro w ers a ml s hon Id be J planted In smne part of the parden where they will be out of the way !a nd left to m,. ke their year's jsrowth. Itnih like mellow, rleh soil and if pond roots are desired they must jhe (hlnni'd to let the .I. nils stand 1 si inches aim it in the rows. If the pat-snip- a:e left In it out. loots .f lim- en ).(. will recall, 1 fl"hie beitlp so sm.1 II t hat it fj. .h.iidly worth the ttotihie to pre pare them fi.r the l.thp. while nth-jCl-n will niaii.ie to i inu.l nut riv lis ; ti lid make si a bl" I on! s. ' Ity J.idn inns thiiinlns as Kin as (the phintN are farce enough t f haii , (II'-. th enliie low- of loot.s i.f ti nl . fo'-Hl ni'e is a Simple :ieennipltsh i !!'iit. The paitnip f.Nn f tit m-di' ll.ite fall crop, hut mo,t enuuni 'sfiir sny tt Is mt jii ts l"'t and I niofct, uaiy ittuto until nfter the LOOSE 0' -TM' HUI-4'LL LEAR Si T' Tketawavj I'M C0MWIMC6D om Acr uKEVone IS ALU IM WOW F EET ! ARE- I rrM- warn vwwrA&j SEMse, wintpr freezes. The salsify or oyster plant niakos small roots at best, so It must he thinned to develop h mi far as 'It will e,o, iih n root an Inch in (liam eter is a bin niic 'I'll in nine; and occasional hoelns to keep the wf'fii down are all these two vpye- tahU-M nerd. Oue pinnled and ! I hi n tied t hey tn ke care of t hem -'selves without much ftlssinu. Tiny I even form poitd roots when over j crow n with weeds, hut w ill do bel ter if jiivf-n the same wredins as the rest of tliP garden. he Mammoth Sandwich Islam) salsify jdves the hinest roots of , nnitorni size, heins twice the size f Ihe older while types. The idaek a Isifv. so called fi uin t he ciilnr- "'.inir of the roots, also Iokiwii as si-oi'Zonera, (s considered the finest ivne bv nimiv. hut Is tint as easv jto raise ns the white kinds and j needs more careful cultivation ami 1 feriillzlns to develop. WOMKN'S Cl.l liS SOI, i nrsii:ss I'icoitLiMs j WASIIINdTON l. c.-i'rohlcim ' whlcli sranduiothcr never drciinied of tire biHettins the women of to day, according to Mrs. Oeorso Thomas Palmer of Sprinsfield. III. i w ho as director of n committee of i the Cieneral I'Vdorat Ion of Wo inen'H cliil) on family finance an.) education in investments, lias established a department of liusi t nesw transactions for women. Mrs. Palmer is also president of thn wo men's club of Sprlnsllehl. Her department does not nt leinpt to train women lor business careers, but helps them solve everyday business problems. At ivsulnr merlins they disrusw such UesMoilK as w ills, lesul still H,h of women iu their slate, laws sovern Ins lier property, and many others. That wheal 4miu years i prow has been proved by Id will a New litll Wales farmer, who obtained from Key pi some of the urain whirh had been burled with mum mies. In ilue time sift or sowinu. reen blades appeared, prevv to e ceplioiinl heiplu and developed seven-cared w heat. Try Breakfasts that "stand by" you Say Business Meads If Draggy Mornings Mold You Back Quaker Oats Widely Urged RF-CEXT commrrciat invr stis-t-tions show that almost 7u' of tlie day's iiniortaiit work in omcLi, stores, etc., fall into four short, b-ore-ltnichcon hours. Likewise, &')' oi the day's important classes in nearly every school and college iii Amcrn..! fall, too, into the same period. Thus breakfasts of well-halanr d, rotnph-te foud food thai "stand hy" you throuwh the niorninK ari being urged widely today by expert. Quaker Oats, conlainhiK Ihe ex cellent food balance of protein, car bohydrates, minerals, vitamine "Ii" and tlie essential laxative "hull;'1 ut oats is ideal food for that purpose. No other cereal urown conitiarri in food balance. Dcliii.nis ami en 'if 'tiff. (Juaker OaM cotrccts tin: mistake of inadequate breakfast eating. Start now with Quaker breakfast!. Note then your mornings. Grocer have Quick Quaker fcook iu 2Vt tn 5 minutes) and regular Quaker Oahv Quaker Oatss By Williams "TWAf TT-iEV . - .VV-'' " it ... nx&M Cllll.i; I'LACI'S WOMAN t'ONsl I. IN s 0 L.U CI.ASOOW, Scolland -- Chile's first and only woman consul Is Miss Olsa de la Hurra whose faUn r has Nerved as cnn.Mil from Chile to Scotland for the pasl clht yearn. Willie Dr. de la liana is In his na tive land for a si month's holi day, the Chilc.-in uoverunit-nt lias olilch.lly appointed his " 1 - year-old dam-hter as consiil-ad-lnterlm. In full chaise of affairs In the office. She came in Scotland with him when she was 1 y.ara old and att. mh d the Laurel Hank schtinl in (ilassow. At Hk Hhe liecame her lather's Secretary in the on Kiihite, and during thi! hmt fivo t ars has several t lines 1 alien chaise of the consulate dtirins Ills brief absences from Scotland. j America Is a country where n ur nVr trials are covered by sports writers. Bid You Ever Taste a Cmm i i ! i It's De!iciiis! ! ihe world as is drmonslraSrd in this unusual rrriM from Mrs. Ida I5ai!(y Allan's ifilorrslin nw Hotdc (seii coupon hclow). i follow iuj; tli is ncijM! In-, hiirc (hat yon list; Mazola, tin, favorite vrj;oialhr oil of leading olnds, anl you will lie certain of hesl results : Chinese Onion Omelet ci Iwftiiril, ,'t ttiUivffuHUtn trf'it raw niititii r liitftmt' , UiUUmun hum, l.nihm-h I I l.tthft l'H.1 Mtlt U t it' I'inzitlit l fCflfMH fH'plUT Till the Maoltt in im Iiuut-'ied fryino jmn. ndil Ihe Karoainl onion ami cook until the onion is t IIomciI mid tender, nii i t in" often. Add llie -all, pi pper unl eorntiir. li. Ileal the vmm Ii ;hl. pour iti the hot onion mixture ami drop Us ;:eii rnn t.ihh -pooolult into a "oiMlicd frinj; pan con faiiiin enough In iiled Mjola to ban Iv rnw r llm bottom. I- ry lir-t on one nidi- and then the older, like pancake, and serc. The Perfect Oil for Frying Send Only IOC stamps or coin j toilli (hi- coupon inol ymi will rci voiiderfol in n Honk, tlra (m-lv IIIHIMIllI recipes. rile uIhi.m t.i l ot ll, A'onir Atldrrm . li .. i'i cmivss m rri.Ks I lllhl TOO M N V ( ltM s' MKLHMCHNK. Atitrall. - The Hiehem ol York is siilt.rlnK from: the " p vchnfoeunl ct!.-clw nt too many crowds,' u j, ,. (., a i;:'ee(i the I'oya pail nil tht'M' Australian tonr, it h,-'n b, . n de cided hy nieilical spi clu!i.-.ts. After a i::-iiiiis tnp in New X a-' land dunm;' which she caught tainbn.v t.;;;;: trailp!.M,;.-d fioin 'aliloi ni.in mount a In si 1 1 a ins, i ho diieti.-hi I,;;. lulls:! It is. I 'hyslrijilia pn scrihed rest afier her anlv , lic.e. 1-tir font months the duke, an-l duc'ie-is have been a.M.udlli a-verai fiincttnns daily, bat fiot;i now nr.; ii t heir d part tin no:l 1 month lor hmn.'. th- numl.-r of ; reception-; win i. ei i r 1 1; 1 le 1 1 in ol der to r.'ltccf th:- ' ind stiai-r w hit h l is ,(n. etc I lo r m i ui.s sii m. ( mi ii rtsn iioi'.n- i III t'MMI S lll'SIM-NK. A TTS. Cal. V 5n toot hack- ; yard Is a y,,i I ish 'f.iclory ' for' Mis. Anna ti. Cray, who on.-o kt pt a tew p'-ts in one t-h.ss how! an I since In T f;rsl e pertinent in loeedin:''. las hatll mi a inark-t-I or I V.'oiu r.ohtl eth. 1 :tn,iMni stniil.-i am) L'.foni uad-r liliet anni;all-. She has ih vel.iprd an iltfini'e. variety r fish drains ihi'.umh In- : Feminine Charm T ) look our 1" st and tn f. el your besl you innsl hav immaeiitalc n:;ils. well kept hair and a clean. fr sh com plesh n. I ei our expert mi t r.itoi s niv.- regular t n al ids to aid oll iu keepiis:; up your apP' ar.iliee o a hi :!i siami.u d. I 'noin- im an a ppoimnn-nl loda . GEIST MarincIIo Shop I'llOM. MAIN .',7 7 riv 11 copy ol' (da Maib bound, i oiilainiuf; 111! tf.idr !.t6 , aid, Utt. v Alb- plt'O-H . . Si.il. I i 1 1 PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive lleady - to teibl tlins. The ;'ls H.iinv of silvei ami Koid tones. tlripctl with black, otto-is spu Some a re tuiahy hlack w it ii Kiiiits of the ordinal sohl lot Tin ra tsl n X of sua Ha w a s a product of lo r I u .st ha: eh. ry. scum accumulated at the Im id tin- tanks is used tor 1l ir ! I and the snuils. in dun. sold to Ka i dehors its scavengers. no LWD ticks l-'iitvr WOMAN NI ICVI.YOIt ni'ULIN-- Thn first wonian tn shoulder n land Hurveyor'n IraiiHit with t h. sam-tlon of (lie Irish I .and Commission is Iris Cumiuins. who has unhiic Ideas about suilablc work tor w (linen, j Miss Cummins was Hie fliwl wo man to lake an etii-inet-riiu: desree tiom Hie l uiwiiiy of Dublin, t-oon nllir war was declared. Her LINK'S 'iijjr , : Anil si t III I VPI AL SCHOOL, p.oi-e. Idaho. Announics Its Summer Srhoal Opening1 Dates as Monday, Jane (f and Monday, Jiine ? New Cla.sscM in all t 'umni-'rcl,;! Subj. cts. ; . A Special Term Summer School lihcoiinl otf. rcd for ? j Kurolluieills Imiinr May. .' ' ' A, Wi lli- I s Kor fulfil . 'wi.naiiatmi.AjjjiwJ- Thp motor ih it-rit brudi (ili ki up "1 tin Iy TCI wAr--1 111- .i-l ul. mi .lip , '. 1 1". u,.l, it,- .,., .,.!. i , During May Only $4.50 Easy Monthly Payments Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. "SfeVrf, XV L ,.). . A" ' v'- P.v.irnnt -nch niRhl. June 13 t.i 17, at Krw Civic St aiJiuu.. (.11 it Of JUllO pC IMlII'i. Miimi: l.y Clii.rlus Wntdii Ul Cu.'iiu-n. Ctioi iil lit Hitil). 1 illiiinl I!nv.il inti'lc up uf wu i Oirhiniti. 7 fint v-v.-tariibr cpi-iotm i.f lirlit, r-.!.., iminc unil drmna ' Villi) l.VC Tlia.MVI- BlIMtr WllMlf.-. ! V t l I "1 HI. CyC, in if l- mVK, m tin' larj .-. t -' "" -. -l'.t i ,!"; w'"'1 " Tin- Nuiili.vc:,! Knatfii :,. iii.v.H" nt in mi .-IikuI.it pascoutry. OriIr Tickets Mow r.i-ml onto-, mil! ue . h.-rl.s m K -'i' F.stivnl. Orrgmi H.ul.lnn., -,.r-l;,i,.!. f : M ll.Ci.aic p'i )"i nm lii'i' i! ii.'l. IV y. my t.I ti.Vi.fl l.y ti-'t:;.!.!.! ... I.'i-i iUV.-.iki- til.plu.tic. Tl:a S?2.7 Kcsc 5;'csival mil t.- IV trinti-M Poitl.-in I h.n rvcr wl. Every ilny. Monday loSi.tui.l:.v.cru.ld will, l.i;- u. v ry. ' i in. lu. I.r.f. moniter thmn t..wu rui.tv.l. n.r rii.iK, ht t.ntl.-. 1 i ' t . I ul rust parade, rr.it Mipir KlriiyHiiinii iwr...'r "f n" ii!it..)m. iitirring military pjru.lr; i.i:t.l.- r i liil. !i rns p.nk j.-i: cii', t'c, ftc. Plan a Ftit UancJ Vacation EXCURSION KATES IKOM AU. NOl'TllWKST POINTS ' I Newest Store - Wcar and Millinery , I ! - -1 back, lot's d. :;ree. in her. poeki'-t. mh- donned overalls ami,hes;in iam ii ins t he time clock In I he f Htisvtu .to. .ur.s. N uiooal IT: .: I i..y: . Well,. We'll ' ; I lie o;''! fm.il'v have til j.au- , ' ! f-lOTHER GRAY S POWDERS ! BENEFIT MANY CHILDREN Thou ,am!s of mothers have founi j Mnlhcr liia's Swci't Powders an ex I ct'Mcnt n im-dy for childrciu'oniplain iicj : :sf liiutaclics, Cn'tls, l-cvenshiit'ssi Wuri'w. Sin:n h Troiihlts mid othe iricju Title; fnmi which children suf fer il.c?. 'lavs .mcl excellent results ai ( it'-ci'iiipMhcH by its u-. They break , up fokis, autl rtiiulale the bowcli. t'tt'if ti'iJ t icouunt-nded by Mother fo ;; -.)',' j -.-.-j w S)ld by UruKK' cvcrvwhcic. Trial package KKl-.r, i!dft::LS Moll-.erCiav Co I c Roy N Y ( 'nil hi I'oraiat Win Two kin ds of clean ing: Surface clean ing. An J Jeep clean in;,'. Both done at once and both thoroughly with the double action clcancrl' It !s ii ctt'ari- ' crof quality buih' hall bearing and never needing oil. !.,- jv IV1 jl3M' Mammoth o! the ; U'BS2 lycsiivai f ; fn iii in i'i a 'ufMuiul Symphony I r t I