La Grande evening observer., June 19, 1928, Image 5

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(Tuesday, June 19, 1928
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Local News In Brief
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Itnlhow Improves!
pn Dolhow, of Island City, who
been ill for the Inst two
4hs, is reported to be much Im-
d. ' ' ...
k - . : V
'tvtfil Homo'
fcp Hiv. I.elf H. Aw oa Is ex
ind homo tomorrow morning
q Spokane on tropin No. 24 from
intended trip.
V
at Work ' .
jt&ri Shepherd has returned to
rk after being off for boihp time
use of a fractured wrist, Mr.
0hord Ik an O.-W. conductor.
nil ItcyiioldH itettcr
Mpm. J. K. Reynolds, w1u has
ill for several weeks, 1h stend
' Improving nnd will probably lie
to leave, her hod In n week.
On Vacation
MIm Klla Niedercr left last night
for Pocatollo, Idaho, where she will
visit for 'about a week, after which
she will return here and then -leave
Immediately for Portland where
she will spend the remainder of her
three weeks vacation from her
work at the puhlie library..
1(4111111 tO aKIglll
Miss Francis Utiles returned yes
terday to Klgtn ufter visiting here
for a few days. Miss Gates was the
guest of Miss Genevieve Adler dur
ing her stay.
M.iig nt duniuia
4rs. I.. Kaus ami her daughter,
trlfnc. have heen visiting for the
Hi days nt Jim turn wlllt M'.h.
is' slston They ore expected
go in n day qr no. Mrs. Khhh
I' leader In P.-T..A. noUvltles In
Cm rule.
Doctor Here- '
Ir. G. W. Gregg of Ashland,
formerly of Wallowa, at op pod in l.a
Grande today op his way to Wal
lowa, stopped .In l.n Grande today
on )ils way to Wallowa for a visit,
lie Is returning from a two-month
trip Kast.
Itcturii to Im GrniHli
.Mr. nnd Mrs. J. H. IMehl have
returned to J.a Grande after an
extensive trip In the eastern states.
They visited Charleston, W. Vn..
Pittsburg, Washington, 1. c.,' nnd
other points. They-were gone six
weeks anl report a very enjoyable
trip.
i -
Visiting I'Yom Spokane
Mr. and Mrs. K, J. McWilllnms
have as their guest Miss 'l.oulse
Gemlreau. of Spokane, .who arrived
giu nd Summer Here - there, lust Snndnv ovenlnir. Miss
fcrlyle Nibley. of Salt Lake Hly Oendrcnu. who Is Mrs. MrVYtllfniiiB
h'ed heron few t days ago to Hister, will be here ahout 1(1 days.
fad the summer wltfc his uncle The MeWillliinis residence is nt the
f aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Klmo corner of N avenue ami Ninth
g, t their home at 2010 Cove street. '
qiw. Mr. Nibley has just j ,
dilated from the I.. D. H. college. 1 -
4 . Home I'mm TtI
tun 11 tee Met Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Punting re-
4fhe rinnnco committee met with turned, home yesterday from a
advisory board of the llaptlst combined business and pleasure
rch last evening for a business trip to St-attlc. Portland and coast
ion that wns devoted to oullin- ottlns. They Were accompanied by
plans which will be later pre- ( Mr. nnd Mrs. H. Hobb, of Holse,
who is a salesman at the Holse of
fices of the Hunting Tractor com-
Vtt for Treatment- fpnny. The trip of about n week's
P. it. Tnal was hero yesterday , duration, was made by car.
yn near Hllgnrd to recelvo medl- I '
fe treatment. Mr. Tnal recently 1 tor-el ves Kail Xews
4 his foot . fractured In a con-j Mr. nnd M rs. - Claude Mnckey i Metzler has resumed
Hotumsto Work
Miss 'lola Kobertson returned to
work Monday after being 111 for
several days following a fall down
a basement stairway. Miss Kobert
son Is employed at the orric.es of K.
Hussoir Kcott, scout executive.
Hero for Conference
Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson nnd
(laughters. Velrna and SCehla, were
among the mnny out-of-town fam
ilies who attended the I.. U. S. con
ference Hunduy. They arc from
I'nion.
Iicave for 1ortlnml .
Mr. ami Mrs. A. Kllsworth. pas
tors nt the Assembly of God
church, left for Portland to Attend
a general council nnd camp meet
ing. Krom there they will go to
Walla Wutln to take ehnrgo of the
church during the months of July,
August nnd September, then -they
will return to l.n Grande. Kvnnxe
HhI Kelso? Priming uwom punted
them and will return here to be In i
i.
Illick Ht Work - Tnmniln Suinnno
Mrn. 1). N. Monliy. who has hern 1U11IUUU iJYYCV3
qun 111 lor 80volitl tltiys. uf auie;
to tic ut work uiciiln and la much
1
Iowa Area; Much
Damage Caused
seasoning til! thick, . .
Strawberry
1 (Like 8un Preserves)
1 quart large firm berries
4 cups sugar.
Pour holltg .water over the
IV'ro Xania ; cj strawberries, null, rut into largo
Mrs. I. R. Pepper and daughter.; Kettle Add z cups sugar, nrmg
Phyllis. Ann, are visiting here with j CRl-IHTON. Iown, June. 1! ( AP) quickly to boll. Moil h minutes.
w.-Anto M nnA .Ura Hniiri'd -...... ,.t .k.,,.,itn uinioHim ' Dnn't iillr. Add other U etins Slltfnn
K. Allen, at theil home on Cedar swept the farming section between Boll fi minute. Turn Into shallow was killed lust night nenr his home
street. They expert to stay two Cromwell and Hirlngiou. southwest I pan. Let stand 48 hours. Put into, when his automobile overturned on
weeksi ;of Creston. last night, demolishing glasses or jars. Para fine.'' , the seashore. .
Whlto tirniw I'nwrvw "J'nihj hm kumu -i
IRISH WRITER
LOSES LIFE IN
BAN DON WRECK
HANMON. Cork. Ireland, June
18 AP Don Hyrnnp, widely
known Irish writer and novelist
Hons, Much of tho biTslness' of
these latter associations was .cum
pleted yesterday. f.
Highlights of today Include ;a
trip through county health of Hew.
buildings, uprooting trees anil Kill
ing livestock. No one was Injured,
Vbiltinir Here
Mrs. C. S, Horden nnd daugh- j nir as reporis nvaname eariy in
ter. Alice, will arrive this evening -day Indicated, but crippled coin
on train No. IS from Portland muniontlon lines made an accurate
where they have been for the last check of the sturin damage lmpos
Iwn unokn nnd will visit here for slble.
a week or ten days at the home j Kvery building on the Clarence
of her brother, the Itev. K. W. .Hush farm, including the residence
Parker. Mrs. Horded! makes her was blown down and only two head
home In Shoshone, Ida.
KiuIm VUlt Hero
Joe "Sheet" Reynolds left yester
day by enr after visiting here for
nearly a week with his father. J. K.
Reynolds and brothers and sister.
He will attend the summer coach
ing school to be conducted nt O.
K. c. by Knute Rnchne and then
will return to California where he
now makes his home.
of llvestoek were alive after the
storm had passed. RuildlnKs were
tlamaifed at several other farms
near the Hush property. ,
COOKING SCHOOL
BEGINS TODAY IN
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1 tiuat't water in ,us cur along tno seaconst near
3 utips sugar j n'8 r',n residence, u cool coast
1 basket white grapes, n( ndon. Subsequently he
Iloll sugar und water five mln- w8 fon' nV "eeretary
utes. Add grapes cut In half and
Flowers from Clark's
puny, and
Flutists.
ICiniy Indications are that there
will be n lai'Ke number of entries
in the baklnK i-outest In connection
4tcd to tho church body.
charge of the church during tho j Visiting From Pnmeroy
pastor's nbsence. Usual services - Mrs. A. K. Henry nnd two daugh-,
will be held nt the mission Wed- ters. Jean -and Juno, are hero on
nesday evening with Mr. McCoy ofan oxtended vislt wllli Mrs.' Henry's
lmbler as speaker. Friday Mr. mother. Mrs. J. W. Stalcup. Mrs.
i in i! , i u h V ""T s a sisier ni vMm rge. .,,.oe. i(n Ul h( , Thl1.Hljy um, ,,V1.
ing will hold Sunday services - Kngene nnd Chester S.atcup of La ' A (111l.(1J( UWl vevviYVi
i : . 0'de She and her little daugh-. t Iho hl(.h w.hn(il ail(lhol.lum liv
Nlttmfc Hands With lreshlont Iters will remain for nbout two Thui.M,.iy lU 2 li cUtvk. Awards will
A visit to the White House when, more weeks before returning home. hc n,1M, j.yi,i:,v with. Mrs. MeLean
she shook hunds with President) ' .... . . . chief Judge.
coolidge was one of the pbsur--Ite'"ni o r,ugoiie ' Th,rp )iro K oI.18HPH , lfl ,mk.
able events of an Interesting trip i Mkh KlennorXJIass re urnod Snt- rnlPrit w nrMl W1(.mi(1 ,,,
Kust from which Mrs. Julia R. urday to Kngene nfter visiting here thll.tI ,.j.,os in CIM.n r!lKH
Metzler returned Inst weVk. Mrs. -for several days with friends. Miss ",,,.,.., niiriiiii.'
leiXier JWas - gone aiJOUt IWO umra KimiiiniiHMiwm ui . nun
months, visiting for the major part- month. Her plans for the coining
of the time in Ithacn, New York : year are Indefinite, Miss Glass ac
with her brother-in-law nnd sister. ompanled lr. A. 1.. Richardson.
i roiosHor anu Airs. i niroan.is nu.i .... -" - L.ialR nr anything else. The six
(Helen). Mr. Fairbanks Is a pro- . to Western Oregon. The doctor jc flnw: Angelfood. Sunshine
lessiir ai ( orneii. Ainong tno many "m iwioiuusuii.iire on vue.i-!m. HM),lwn rake, loaf cake, layer
Lorneii aenviiies .irv. leizjer wn-j1'""
nessed was the exciting Cornell- ..
Yale hout race. She also visited in Postpone Dinner
New York City, Detroit, Chicago, For various reasons Including the
and other Kastern cities. Mrs, event of warm weather, the
her
seeded. Add to syrup. Roil up.
Chicken Moiikko
1 cup' ground ehicken
(while preferred.)
.1 cup chicken broth ,- ' '
3 ogfy yulK
1 tablespoon gelatine
Vi teaspoon sjilt ':
1 cup Rlue Mountain cream,
whipped. "
Heat -i'olks of egg's nnd stir Into
briith. Add seasoning nnd cook In
H. S. AUDITORIUM double boiler till like custard. Add
gelatine, sonen in cup com
broth. Pour over ground chicken.
SHrover Ice water till It Ifeglns to
set. Fold In whipped cream. Turn
tnio mold. Let sot tinlll stiff.
Serves six.
Vanilla .Mousse
near the rood where his uutomo
bile which ho had recently pur
chased had overturned.
Mr. Ryrnno was born In 1859 j
nnd among his puhlieatlons were: j
!"Hlorles Without Women:" "Tho
! Si rn tiger's Ranquet:0 and "Rrother
Saul."
There are no other rules In ref
erence to t he baking. Anyone
Is eligible and there are no restric
tions as to the Kind of stove, mate-
cake, pie two-crusts, ple-oiie-crust-merlngue'.
and Parker. House rolls.
Scoring, on a basis of texture, flav
or, lightness, baking, nppearanre.
Mono- Knlhl3 of I'ythlax 1ocI1m1 not to ,; ,wo (th,.r ,,, ;, "
irtlon nccldont ncixr Hllitanl. Ho wcro notlflvd yostordnv of tho ' Ki'aplitral iiosltlou ut tlio J.-. or-.hnvn tho qorlnl niootlns which wfi
fn'ovorlliB troin tho injury vory.dcnth of Mrs. Mnnkcv'n l)rothor-ln. ' fl"". - whpilulpil for noxt Monilny pvonlng
iBlnctorlly. hnw. rtny Mlllnr, n' Portlnnd. Al- whon thoy mot in himlnom sofwion
jj itlioiiKh Mr. Mlllor had boon ill for ,. . (lnitt nlRht. A dlnnor wns to hnvo
triMlillV Xornuil . (about fivo mnnlha. lh(. n..u- .if hi- ,' n" ls,t l,cr" ! l)oi n n fontllro of tho BOOlnl lllBhL
.lrn. M. y. Grci.n (Mnrlo nollon) "iiiricy Mionc-Kinir.' cnnnooiior roni-
Kiss Dorothy Andorson Is tho ilonth ranio us u shock as his ill-I
M of Miss Mildred lloss wKIJc ncss had not boon considered ox-
n hi. nuindi-r. nrosidod nt tllo short ses-
H Is hero nttondlnic tho summer trrmoly serious.' rneilmoniu sot in ton) both of iluljth, Minnr. loft "lon Inst oveninK nt which npproxl-
nnai session. ns Anuerson is a tow days ueo nnd his weakonod Sunday night for Western Oroson """'" ""
primary iouciut near iniamooK constitution' wns unable to with- after vlsltlnir hero for three days ut
tendance.
re rtllSH ness icacnes scnooi. stand it. Mr. nnd Airs Miller anont - tlm him nt il...t.. w... n t
s Hess Is the daughter of the several weeks hero this spring re- ! Rolton, on Fourth street. Hoth are . llrro " XV,,y Hon"'
rtr. nnd Mrs. F. O. Kess, of tho turning just nbout n month niro to fnriner residents nr i n c.rn.io nnd A- l- 'hiistlanson. junior fores-
jjust cnurcn
'PJiey have been vis-
Portlnnd. At that. IfniA Mi Miller Ibnd v., ..i..nu,int vi.t n h t' or Wallowa county was in l.n
was much better. MVs. Mnckey friends here. Thev have been vis- l'nn,lt' lRl- po"H
v Fiwn Sncramcnio . left for Portland Inst nisrht nnd wilt ! uimr with thole ......nnt. Air nn, from the Uig Ifole country in Mon-
siiss jennio xic onneu, or aera- spend nbout l days with her sis- Mrs. S. M. Rolton in Rums, former
Aito, has been here since Satur- ter. who wns formerly . Gertrude ' prominent Ln Grande ciiizens.
jf looking after liuslness Interests Russard. Mr. Mackey will leave .They will visit , In Portland nnd
visiting with her mnny friends tonight, remaining until Thursday. Seattle before returning home.
tana where he lias been for a
month as one of tho foremen in a
5(Mt-man fight to destroy tree-damaging
insects in the forest regions
aw McConnell has been stonnliur Mr. Miller is n memher nf n ninnonr wiiito rav...mncr i, imin of t,lf country. Mr. Chrlstianson
r.w-ijrt nnc e.ei-ieu u lamny at Aiuauy, tne son or Mart gon. Mrs. Ureon and Mrs. Mason
, nu irom j'ortianu to join her .Miller, deceased, who crossed the chanced to meet Miss Margaret
OTe iooay nno wiey were to go on plains to come to Uregon. Three Anson of La Grandn o Omnlm.
foi htu of .ii ty si pii:r
I'AltTY
Itetl, While mid llluc
Chaud l-'rold of Tongue
Kgg Apples
German Tomato Salad
T'lttsburg Potatoes
Rolled Sandwiches
Angel Cake with Vuntlln Mousse
Preserved St ni wherries
Nuts, Preferred Stock
Coffee, or Iced Tea, Candies
1 teaspoon gelatine.
1 tablespoon water
2 teaspoons Harnett's vanilla.
Vi cup sugar-
1 cup Rlue Mountain milk
1 cup Rlue Mountain, cream,
whipped.
Soak gelatine In cold water. Pis
solve over hot water. Add '-cup
nf milk. Pour Into rest of milk,
'Add sugar, sprinkle salt, ndd
vanilla. Strain Into refrigerator
pan nnd put In chilling until it be
gins to stiffen. Then fold in
crebm whipped stiff. Freeze In
mould paeketl In lee and salt or
In electric refrigerator.
-
lOgg Ynlli Sponge Cnfce
1 egg yolks
1 cup sugar
cup boiling water - m
teaspoon salt
2 teaspoons K-c, baking powder
3 cups cake flour
1 teaspoon Rurnett'H flavoring.
' Rout egg yolks until light with
a Dover egg boater. Add sugar
gra d un 1 ly. Then hot wn t er. Rea t .
Add flour sifted with baking
powder nnd salt. Rent thorough
ly. Rake In nnget food pan 1
hour at :ifin F.
Tuberculosis Meet
Under Way Today
PpRTliAXD. Ore., June 13 (AP)
Deleuutes from all over the world
the largest group of white ploKitc j
fluhtors ever to gather In Portland i
opened the national tuberculosis
association today.
The convention embraces a num
ber of Joint sessions of olher health, j
medical and sanitation assocla-
WE BUY FOR T ESS
E SELL FOnJjESS
HEAVY WORK
. PANTS ;
In dark colors. Good
wearing and excep
tional values at
$1.95
Heavy Whip Cord
Work Pants in grey
and tan. Well made
and good fitting
$2.50
NEwYa'RkbToriit
Destroyers of Hisrh Prices
w. c.
FG-ELDS
TODAY
And Wednesday
CHESTER
ON N
A
PAWA MOUNT
P I C T U R E
And-
, ;"- Comedy
Also
"Models in Mud" '
"Say Uncle"
Father And Son
Both Sentenced
x Chaud I'Yohl of Tongue i
1 cohl cooked tongue.
1 quart medium white sauce.
I puekagit Knox gelatine
Parsley, paprika.
Skin and trim cooked tongue.
Cover with chaud fro Id sauce ninde father, was given three months In
ence was extremelv Interestlnir He "y "um,i,k - 'v"i inox Keia- .ian anu iineu on a minor
is absorbea in the forestry work ' w roarne,
pniiTI.ANI"), Ore.. Juno 10 (AP)
r'nther and son met In federnl
court here today, each drawing a
sentence for a different ofrense.
rederick . A. Haiiermann, . the,
Frederick N. Rauormann,
l.'7-,ll,. t nun r r-..., i. .i .i , . , 1 . . . . M, i nntm-n ttlmlv nnlln n to I CjUllll not inetllUUl Willie SllUCe. Hie SOU, WHS sentenced 10 A1CIN01I
' n;;;:,r V. 1 , V ; wnsontnesametmincn route - " -. ;y - 1 " ' Cool till hike warm. Decorate with island prison for Ah roe years for
before returning to the coast. Miss widow survive him. Mrs. Mil er homo from r-iitemrn Thov ii-nvni.i nonny. Air. t in isiinnson is Known ' , ,. .
f rw onnni nn ncr rntner. no ntn mmlr linr lmmn luo-n for n niiitKnx I tmOwn. na r,... no vnPtt n)
i .iipmnH MRi.onneii. have visitea of years and has n number of i Neb. and had a, pleasant visit ns a
iiOTe i requeni ly in prist years.
' frlemls in l.a Grande,
result of their unusual meeting.
German Tomato Salad
Pool uniform medium tomatoes.
Cut into fifths without severing
52SC
ANOTHER WEEK OF BIG VALUES!
All Previous Sales Over Shadowed
In the Wonderful Values
Remarkable Savings
at
Clint's Clothiery
to .a Crrande boy scouts, hnving VvnUy and paprika,
neen one of tno camp instructors
last year. Ho will be nt camp this
'yenr. with a "bagful" of new ideas
for the boys, says Mr. Scott, scout
exeeiitlv
with
-hero. Incidentally. Mr. Christian
son may claim the discovery of a
new plant species, heretofore nn-
recorder! in the 1 nlted States. The
plant discovery was made while
on the encampment hiHt year.
forging pay cheeks of Oregon Nu
tlomil' guardsmen. Rn, was a iser-
geant In the National guurd.
no uoys. says ii r. Mcott. scout ,4 t ., n w t
mivn who im.i a pu-nmM visit . """.,"'". " " Political Leader
'7!La.ron,,'h!M .mm.im... wi...ie . V.on,.h ,iro.:i Stabbed in Fiaht
Inn.
SUMMER SCHOOL s
AT COVE REARING
CLOSING SESSION
mm GIGANTIC Wl
E
(Cnntliuid from rage 1 )
Men's and Young Men's wearables of reliable quality at definite re
ductions. The Special Sale Trices in this great savings event will
appeal to all those who enjoy unusual savings as well as to those who
find it necessary to practice economy.
Michaels Stern and Other Fine Makes
SUITS FOR MEN
. GOING AT FRICES YOU CANNOT RESIST
mer wiionl went home for a couple
of days at the end of the week.
1 The Ven. P. W. Cre:isey left early
Kiidny morning for Walla Wallu
to bring home bis daughter, Mur
garel, who is a student at Wlilt
mo n. They reached here l-'rlday
evening, and Miss Margaret re
; turned .Monday ' to attend ctim
mencenient at Whitman,
Visitors at the summer "school
Kimd.-iy were Mr. and Jlrn. II. A.
Zurbrtek :i nd fbitdren, .Mr. and
At, I.'.n.l ........ t.... D..nU .....I
E Ul-il m V-.lt ,. V! v.. ill t(..u
I Pauline hederle and Mrs. Miller,
3 all of Im (iriflidp,
Pittsburg INilaloeM
1 quart cubed potatoes
1 onion
2 plmentoes
2 cups medium white snuce
lb. mild eheeso
teaspoon salt.
Cook potatoes nnd onions (out
fine) In boiling salted water five
minutes. Add pimentocs cut Jnto
small strips. Cook 7 minutes.
.,.'..,.. i , to protect him from nn outrage In
dish. Add wlnte snuce and cheesp. ,,. 'r,.,
Season. Pake at 350 fahrenhelt
SAN JUAN, TorlO Itloo, June 1!
(AP) Antonio Unreel o president
of tho Porto Ulcan senate,, was In
the hospital today with a four-Inch
wound In his side inflicted with a
sharpened chisel wielded by Josn
Mnteos.
Mnteos wns shot- In the sen f fin
which ensued nnd his condition
was critical. Tie was being held
today In prison under heavy guard
t hour or till potatoes are soft.
Angel Food Cake
1 oup fresh egg whites,
'AA teaspoon cream of tartar
1 eups HtiKar sifted
1 cup pastry flour sifted 4 times
after measuring
V teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon lturnel t s flavoring.
the populace.
Police were linnbln to establish
a motive for tho attempted assas-slnntlon.
piticK oAiifii;w Appnovr.n
NKW VOnK, June 1 ! (AP)
Tex Itlckard's proposed scale of
prices of $Ii to $40 for the heavy-
Kollow conventional melhod for weight championship fight between
One Lot Men's
Suits 23.65
Values to $37.50
One Lot Men's
Suits 37.75
Values to $52.50
One Lot Men's
Suits 27.25
Values to $42.50
One Lot Men's
Suits 7.50
Values to $42.50
One Lot Men's
Suits 32.45
Values to $49.75
One Lot Men's
Suits 15.09
Values to $37.50
WITHDRAWAL
OF RITCHIE
STIRS DEMOS
f Continued from Page 1)
tlons-. Henry . Donley, national
committeeman from Porto Itlco
predicted that the sis voles from
liis territory . r la fined by I teed
would go o Smith on the first ballot.
angel fund. I Jon't over-heat egg
Put into it cold oven.
Turn control to 32 R fahrenhelt.
Turn on lower element. I hike 1
hour.
Xondlc lUiig
. 1 package noodles
1' teaspoon salt
Vi. teaspoon pepper
3 OgKS
'v4 cup crated cheese
1 (Up Plun Mountain Cream
1 .quart creamed chicken or
crab.
Iloll noodles In salted water un
til tender. Dnifn and season with
pepper and . salt. Arid gin lei
cheese to beaten egg yolks. Add
cream mixed well with noodles.
Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites.
Turn Into n greased ring mold. Set
In n pnir of hot water. Pake at
350 K. one hour.
Turn from mold onto round
jehop plate, l-'ill center with cream-
(iene Tunney and Tom lleeney July
20 was npproved by the New York
state boxing commission nt Its
meeting today.
Last Day
Nite. Shows
Men Only
No One Under
Hi Admitted
Spec. Mat.
Ladioscnly
,: Girls , of the Underworld
3 pTRil it
if
Admission ...50c
8-in. Hi Tops
MlOKS
A dandy rnllrohd
shoe, s - Inch top,
heavy double soles,
tan calf a wonder
for wear. Here's a
real saving without
an equal. Our regu
lar $!J.Si, now, pair,
$6.95
smiiTs
y
One lot of Men's
Khiits, collar attach
ed, wide ran?e of
patterns to choose
from. Values to
$2,Itrt. Salo price
now, each
?1.9S
1MOX SUTS
Fine, athletic 1'nlon
Suits for men nnd
young men. Won
derful quality cross
bar materia! , extra
good weight 1 1.2 i
value. Kxtra special,
suit
87c
ii nt 5 Cloth i ei
WTHE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE'
Closing; Out
Ni-rm.KTOXN
niscontlnulng this,
fine high - grade
make footwear ror
men nnd young men.
known tho world
over for style and
quality, shown In
tnn and black, kid
and kantraroo. shoes
and oxfords. Latent
styles, reg. $ j 4, no,
extra special sale
price, p;ilr
$8.85
Sailor Straws
filOOHe from one en
tire stork of Sailor
Straw llatft.all new
goods, now for quick
disposal at junt
Yz Price
I MA.NWIKMJ, Ohio, June 1 7
i ( AP) I lenry I'm nner, eh;iirm;m
', of the state central demneralle
eommll tee, anuouneed today t hat
If Ohio s delegation to the democratic .! rr.,i, nr ereamert ehieken
i national convention will east ItH
;vote On the first ballot for Atlee
Ponierene, former senalr. As to
what we shall on that seeond bal
ilot. that will le derided after we
I hn ve en st the bu Not," I irun-
i nor said.
) WASHINGTON, June 1 ft fAP)
Senatfr Charles t'urtlsi republleiin
vice preidentijil nominee, arriving
i f n W;ishinmn early tudny pre
ftnred to phjnKe nt once Into earn
paltrn aelivitie. The Knnsan was
! met nt the railroad station by
iCeorgc Akerson. reprentlng Sec
retary Hoover, republican presl-
; dentin I nominee, who Invited him
to confer with Hoover nt noon and
to lunch with him at the Hoover
i home at 1 o'clock this arternonn.
. Senntor t'nrtls refused to discuss
orn and Chicken Ixiaf
MJarge Itetipe)
1 chlrken
1 liire onion
inch slice suit pork
cup conking oil
Vi pint ripe olives
1 No. 'IVi can Preferred Stock
tomatoes
1 can Preferreil Stock Corn
2 nips corn meal
3 et:KS
2 tablespoons butler, pepper,
salt.
Chili powder.
Iloll chlck'n. Put salt pork
through grinder. Cook onion, pork
and oil 10 minutes. Add coin
nnd tomatoes. Add corn merit
slowly. Cook 1 0 minutes. 'ool
fdltthtly. Add well beaten onus.
illl.V f-silllJilllKli plilllH until l.flcr llin h,, ,,llv. nn,l .hr.l.l,..l rhl. k
ml.lrljiy .onrori-iK-o. L ,,. ,.,. ,i,. .,. .,,., .
A Ufalhtic Perma
nent Wave is the
Ideal Wave.
The tulislic Meth
od is altogether
new a new way
of winding the hair,
from the ends to
ward the scalp a
new wave softer,
smoother and more
natural.
(Arrange todiy to
haveyour Rtalnttt
Permanent Wave 1
or Rtuuvt.
h n..mln.e mill that h. ha.) 'wnlPr s,w,n. PlIt )nlo wnM ,.
j Th
hurrl.-! I,, UM-hinKK.n In r.,frr tPrpll hkllm ,,n. CoI)k v hur.
Ulth 1r .Hoover. Hp n, W,h , .mcr.
ii'vu-o imu ni;my 01 i up rampaiKtl
BJ detaills would be settled Thursday
when the republican national
co ui in li t c lot.'t'U ht'i o.
Cook
grouml,
Tomato Knuce
tomatoes, sweet
chopped, onion.
pepper i
buttur,
REYNAUD'S
Beauty Shop
"Wo IMill Othcra Fnllair"
TODAY WEDNESDAY
BIG
DOUBLE PROGRAM
HEROES
of the
NIGHT
Cuilen Laiulis -- Marion Nixon
also
THE
PRICE OF A
PARTY
Starring
lope Hampton, Harrison Ford
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