La Grande evening observer., July 10, 1928, Image 3

Tuesday, July 10, 1928
Society
Campfire Guardians
iovlioo yauip VVeeK Mra. , Herman. Skala wan del.
. ' . (tati'il laat evening to rind a Camp.
. " ' . ", '-'".'lr,lrt .yrho ' could ' us camp
. dlwumilon of thq approaching.! bugler. " ,,.
WWk-Vilipflw -,jf,l iiiiniwr! Mm I.eif Awes, chairman of tho
i amp. iv miii i-iiy. a u-iiRt T7.in
tffltllrcil a lllllty fuuutlnn nf.
f'nmiriiB Ouurdlan'H last' evening
nt thd huy bcoui exiioutlvo'a office,
which Ib to ho the regular meeting
place. Announcement of a. new
I'ninprirc group In tho city was a
plcn8un(hlo part of the. evening.
A lottor from Camp Director
MIsh Helen Mclmeat, of Senttle
wan dlacuiwcd and the guardian
ixpresHed thcnmelvea an unnnlm
oimly pleaacd with tho prospect of
having UIhh Malsniwt,. who Is par
ticularly well nualiried .in all de
pnrtmcnts of camp activities, in
churgi'.
. j
" " .ia .wyrne;" n ion eiuu ycaicrnay nr-
Ilnyt from the office of vice chair- ternon at her apartments at the
man at, the .association was ac-! l.andla Court. Might club mem
ncpteil. Ilecnime of conflicting ' h(,rs enjoyed the social afternoon,
illltleil Miss Hnyt has been compel!-jut flower were atractlvely used
M to give up her campfire group. I In bouquets ahout the apartment.
A' successor guardian has-not ye.t j a appropriate hour the hostess
henn secured. Mrs. Oeorgn lllrnl'e (served refreshments. Mrs. Pilaris
was elected to the office of vice Heilillngfleld will be-hostess to the
chairman. v . . I club nt ' Its next- afternoon. July
. j i i .in eierieo .see- .
retary pro tent In the ''absence of
IIhs :Arta Verity. , .
Mrsi Kred Ciehrlng was enrolled
ns a incmhcr'of the gunrdiau's uif
socl.lon. Mrs. Cehrlng-has Just
s
Modern Food Stores
'.' ; For.
Canning ...
APRICOTS
Fancy large fruit
fc
lb.
; W . .
' In Apple Boxes
it itnhr a bomb "
WITHOUT A TEUPMMS
Jane is ten years old today.
Last night she asked Mother
for a "birthday party"
and Mother quickly
agreed. v
Jane wanted little Helen
Adams there. But Mother
found that the Adams
home had no Telephone.
So Helen missed the Ice
cream, the cake and the
fun!
Home
Independent
V Telephone
" ' Co.
AND YOU CAN HAVE ONE
WOn A IIW CENT A DAT1
Stone
Cookies
Most Any Flavor You Want
WEDNESDAY SPECIAL
16'
!c Per
G Williams' Electric Bakery
The Home of "Golden Crust"
Opposite Observer on Adams
organised n now ("ampfire group
BHHnrtatinn mni.lnH
Of the lllnnv nlenuilnt ntinlna
Ithut took placa about the nmmu
nunday .one was eniMreil hv hip
and Mrs. Kverett Rosennanm ami
daughter, Jean, Mr. ami Mrs. Mil
ton trice, and son,-Wesley Dale,
Mr. and llrs. Everett Keswn ami
their sons ' Everett mil Jav
The three . families spent part of
me any on tne urande Ramie river
this side of Meacham and enjoyed
an afternoon, of games and a pic
nic lunch. ' , ..' ,
,
min. union j, tiraniit waa noatesi
Mrs. Orson J, Brandt was hostess
Entertain Ladies' .
' Guild at Cove
COVB .(Special) Mm. J. , ft.
Flptrlier iind.-Mr. J. H. Willis wero
IhoKleHspf, to the iiriifH' fiulld at
th home of Mm. Fletcher on I'ri
Jday hfternnon. After a Jthort htixt
!nenH meetinp. when It was decided'
.to have their pari ten In the.Awen
nlon flrove during the summer, the
afternoon wns Hpent In plnylnn
IhridRe. Mm, T, R. Conk II n won
jlilnh Koore; Three tahleH were nt
piny. The suphIh were MIh Vlrlnln
JlnlneH nnd Miss Bemde Blber, both,
of HtiMltnRH, Neb., Minn Muhel
iMntz, of Ames, In., Mi-h. 8. W.
Creasey, Miss Mnrparet Crenspy,
.MiHw A. O. Cnnklln. Mrs. T. U.
Oonklliti Mrs. V, J. Ilullmark, Mrs.
S..Thomn, Mrs. R. S. Rrench, Mtb.
n. K. Barker, Mrn. R. I. Bnrker,
Mrs. T..G, Hefty. Mr. L. M. Lnnlx
nnd MIkh Ijola Martin. -
:.
I . COVR! (Hpeclal) The Cnmpflre
glrlH held their council ftre at the
home of their guardian, MrH.'J. R,
Trice,; at Camp Yew Bow Thurmlny
evening.; MIm fnrmen Dnnlel had
won lier ceremonial rowii, with
whlch Hhe woft InHled In q pretty
ceremony. The plrlfl present Were
Miss Merle lnrson, asslwtanl, kuuhI-
lan. Carmen and .Inne Pnnlel, Mnr-
Ian flelHH, 'Dorothy Rnrker,
JMIl
Kllen
Welrner,' JoIh Conley,- lee K
RreHhenrK, Lonu Nelda' IMice and
their ' puardlan. ;
,'
' COVE '(Hpeclal) Mirs Xv. J,
Chmlwlck pntprtnlnnd the Kim nnd
Joy. Bridge club, at her home on
iHntunduy nfiernoon. Three tnhlea
were nt piny. The puet were Mrs;
Margery Miller, Mrs. T. C. Hefty,
Mm. .O. R. Bnrkei. Mm. W. J. Mall
mark.' Mm. T. R. Conklln, Mm. A.
Orton MIhk ;,BeHH Kelly,;. Mm.
!ank Miller and MIkh Vina Cnn
lify. -! ';. ; : . - '
Mm. Orion mnde high wore nt
Third T
Liberty Loan Bonds
Th Trenury olfert t new
3V4 ; per ctnt. 12-15 yr
Treuury bead in exching
for Third Librty Loin Bondt. ,
- Thi new bond, will bear
Int.rnt from Jnlr 1.
Interest on . Third Liberty
Loin Bond surrendered for -exchange
will be paid in full
to September 15, 1928.
Holder! thould coniult their
banks at once for further de
' tails of this offering. : " ,
. Third Liberty Loan Bonds -mature,
on September IS,
1928, and will cease to
. bear interest on that dale.
F " A. W. MELLON,
) Secretary of the Treasury.
Washington, July 5, 192. i'
Dozen
i talttaa v 14, i 1 1 IV t
NEWS
bridge. Following pluy a delicious
twu-course lunrheun watt served. .
: COVR (Hpeclal) The Baptlat
Sunday Hchool enjoyed a fine out
ing; on Friday on u . picnic up the
canyon rf.Tnere were .between 40
and' 50, old and yuting, who spent
a delightful day near the power
plant. Several made the trip to
the Korhny. Tho huckleberries
were found tn he ripening, which
ddded xeat to (he trip,
Announcements
The Kverymnn' filble claw nnd
the Inyul Women'M cIukm of the
Christian church will meet nt the
church tomorrow evening between
6 and 7 o'clwrk and from there
they will pro on a picnic to the Dr.
J. L. McPherson farm. Kvery
member of these clashes Ir urged
to he there nnd thoHe who have no
meant of going wllUhe provided
with tranHportatlon. ;
' . i
Chapter I of V. R. O. will hnvo
a special meeting tomorrow af
ternoon at 2:1 G o'clock at the home
of Mm. A. L. Ulchardson.
The Homo department of the
Klmt 'Presbyterian church will tio
Lentertained by Mm. (1. 11. Baker
and Mlw Nancy Young nt the home
of MIkh Young at DIM! D avenue
Wednesday fternoon nt.
o'clock. , Al members nre ui'Ked
to be present. J
. f ; -
The Alice! ladles' Aid will
meet nt- the home. of Mm. Rv
rett Wallsltiger Thui'sdiiy nfter
noop nt 2 o'clock for a regular social-
meeting and tea, !la'rlcnds of
aid memhem nre cordially jlnvltud.
The Wnvoklye cnmpflre group,
of wdiieh Mm. W. T. Phy is gtiard
ian, flnd the Oixiho cnmpflre group,
of which MbH Aria Verily Is guard-
Inn, are to meet tomorrow after-
noon nt 2 o'clock at the high school
grounds for a business meeting.
MENUS
' lly Sister Mary
mtRAKKAKP V berries,
real, cream, sort, cooked -eggs,
crisp, brotled bacon, - oVen lortst,
milk, coffee. - ' lags. Nebr..- a sister of Mrs. Klet-
1ATNCHKON Orcon pen Bonp,iehor; Hwnt: tt wei.k visiting reta
il ot mittered rolls, cross. and or- tiVos nt Weisnr Idaho,
ango salad, baked cup custards j Mr nnd MrH Kb'rt Williams
grapo juice. land three children of Glelchen. Al-
DINNKU Hfolled porterhouse (iortnt- who have been guests of
steuk( Krench fried, potatoes, thpP parnnts. loft Friday for Cor
crcand onionfi, lettuce, radish VI!ii1h to visit oiher cIjiIIvms bo
und green pepper salad, chilled
wniernieion. nniK, coiii'o. c
Always consider a custard des-I
sort a definite part of a meal,,
never an nccessory. And 1 reineni-
her thnt tho more lavish ono can
he In the use of eggs the mora
dclfcatn and superior In flavor the
custtrrd wilt bo... Also tho more
eggs the more nourishing tho des -
sen. ror mis renson n cusmru is ,innblng business, is taking a va
idenl to servo with a vegetublo ration for a few weeks,
meal. Logan Anderson left this morn-
fireen Pen Soup tlK f(ll. Pnmp y,. now, whe.ro he
One quart groen peas. 2 cups wm Hpend a week,
milk, 1 tablespoon butter. 1 table-j i-Mward liloom Is employed ns
spoon flour, teaspoon salt, V4 iri.f Ilt cninp Yew Dow and is not
teaspoon pepper, 1 teaspoon onion only eliciting the praise of every-julce-,
1 egg. onu nI j,H ,)mi cooking, but he Is
Wash pens thoroughly nnd shell, enjoying the work Immensely, he
Tut pods on to cook in cold wnter reports.
to cover nnn nnng 10 ino noinngi
point. Simmer for' 15 minutes.'
Drain nnd use the water to cook
the pons In. Cook pens until ten
dor. Hub through a colander and
add milk. Melt butter, stir In flour
and slowly add 'pea puree ind
milk. Season, with salt, pepper
nnd onion juice nnd bring to tho
boiling poirit. Stir constantly.
When mixture bolls, remove from
fire and stir in beaten egg. Servo
at once. .
TKACHKRS RrTPTKU
JIti;PAlti;i -
SAI.KM, July 10 (AP) Tturnl
school teachers In Oregon nre bet- Kred White nnd wife,
ter prepared for their work than) Mr. nnd Mrs. Joo Delhi, of La
nre the teachers of most other (Grande, spent Sunday at Cove ns
states represented at the recent the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
rural school conference held in Muir.
Los Angeles, according to W. M. Miss Itcatrlce Wardell who Is nt
Snilth. assistant state superintend- pending summer normal at La
ent of schools, who wns one of the Grande, Vas the overnight guest of
Oregon
representatives at the
meeting.
THFS OF MF.NIXGITIS
PORTLAND, July 10- (AP) A
victim of cerebral spinal men
ingitis. W. T. Fletcher, &3. died
here late yesterduy. He had suf
fered from a severe h en d ach e
since Thursday, July 5.
Fletcher -was principle of Grant
high school here and for 18 years
had been an executive of the Port
land school system.
KID LACINGS are an Important
Item In fall gloves. This pull-on
mede has the slashed side and tup
Lacsd la two tones of kid.
iJiiit't ' n i
.
LA GRANDE
PRETTY SPRUCY
-
"Sirure up with sMrnro; in thet
jhattlu cry aninnd Hnriuiatn,
'ah., this hu miner, fur veneer
made t.ure fi-tifn isitku Hirnce
can he trausfurmed. Into mighty,
fetrhlng Hiiinnier lionnet. Here's
MIkh Agnn .U 11.se n wearing une
of the, wxmhWmi mtllluery crea
tions. COVE PERSONALS
COVK (Special) A benr mndo a.
scattering In a band of sheep on the
hillside a few days ngo. ' The sheep
belonged to Fletcher, Murphy nnd
iHiikor, und were In Mi Alurphy'ii
'care. A few sheep were found
killed and tho rest wore catlored
nil over tho mountain side,
i Mr. nnd Mrs.' Lewis Adams nnd
(three children, of Wendell, Jduho,
nnd Lewis Adnms Sr.. of La Grande
wero guests nl th Fletcher hoiiHV
.Thnrminv
Miss Virginia Haines, of Kast.
f(),,:,maklnK 'n W'in tp.i.Crnur
ijjake.' " '.- t
I ' a. fientnor. who left a counlo
of w.m(r nen in viir fii..niH i
Cannda. iina now gone to Hoston,
Mass.. to make his homo with u
iuuKhter.
; W. Petermnn, who lias been
making dally trips to J.a Grande
';wllor, Jlo 1U8 hpftn (.nRUged In the
K. Anderson, postmaster here.
celebrated his birthday July fi.
Miss Violet Wells, of Alice, has
been the guest of Miss Derla Mar
ker for the past week.
Mrs. Jack Delnncy, of Porttand,
Is a guest nt the homes of Mrs. If.
W Petermnn nnd Mrs. Olive. Alex
ander. I Mr. nnd M rs. W. P I e rso n nnd
;Wr nm! MrH .T- Arnold and two
tcnmiren, or Aicotcal springs, were
guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. j Squire
Thomas Saturday. .
Mrs. John Wuidirlan and child
ren, of Baker, have been guests nt
thi liniiin nr 1irr mirointi Me unit
'."Mrs. F. K. Whlli nnd nor lirnther.
Mrs. Kthel Delfass on Sunday, go
ing to Inland City with Mrs. De
Hass, who had been the weekend
guest of Mrs. Cora Hloom.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wells, of
Imbler, spent Sunday at the Bnr
ker home. ,
The Hev. Mr. Fox. of Wlngville,
held tho morning service at the
M. E. church on Sunduy.
Chas. Hancock held services bth
moraine and ovtninir nt thn Hnntlst
church Sunday.
Mrs. S, W. Creasey read morn
ing service nt the Ascension Epis
copal church Sunday morning. Two
boys from the Sunday school read
the lessons, David Arnott reading
the first lesson and Logan Ander
son reading the second lesson.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Harris and
five daughters, of Woiia Walla, are
spending their vacation here.
camping on the ranch of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Itny -Duncan. Mr. Harris Is
a son of the Hev. Henry Harris,
who lived nt Cove nearly 30 years
ago.-
L. G. Lantz, accompanied by his
mother Mrs. L. M. Lantis, and sis
ter Miss Mabel Ln n t z, and M rs.
Cora Bloom spent Sunday nt Pen
dleton.
Miss Ethel DcKaas, of Island
City, has charge or the telephone
in Mrs. Bloom's, absence.
DEEPEN SEINE CHANNEL
HAVRE (AP) "LUnlon des
('sapors dil I'ort de Houen," or
"Users of the Port of Douen" are
fkmg to have the Seine channel
deepened so that lO.ooo-ton ships
may proceed direct to the port of
Kouen.
Ml II f
1 1 t . i ; . , i- v.
EVENING OBSERVER
WKINKKIAV riMHIHAMK v
Tne .'atiuiml ilrofult'ukitlnK enm
pnny iiniKnnn fr Wrtlnwirtny nlKht
jfolldWH: . .Inck iiml lorhyl; 8:30 tn
Jntmh with Immn; li u lo.'oon-
icert : l) tn 11: twheiitrii.,it- '
K(IO (llllihuul (3K l.4m-7l0).
Xli(. '
K I'M ft Portln lid (2TR.1 iii-IOliO-
ik1), x.'.evpnlng Htury: t 10, Kl-
wanlH rroIU'. J.
KYA iin Krnnolwn ( sr.S.Tm
sr.iikc). 8, hiMiuly talk; 8:03. Iiilkip.
Alt(? chnln; to to H. ilatu-p tmipic
KO.MO Scatlle (30ir.iiu-870k').
8, NIK.'; 12 to 12:30, nmv, iiro-
.yriim.
I Kl'O San Fr;ilK-lco (-IL'S.Sm-710k!-).
8, NHl'.
KMX I'nrtlunil ' ( 27T:Cm-1 08ft
jk'c). 8. stuilln iirnKrain: II. AHO
Lchalu; 10 tn 12. dttnro munlc.
,Klly iiiikalie I370.2in-80kc).
8. NI1C.
K!''KO Han KranclKro (4.301
otlOko), 8, tnltiHtrpIrt; 9, roKrani;
10 tn 12. nrchCHtrn. I
KIIJ tM AliKdM f30!l.8m-7ril-
he), 8, program
9, concert; 1 to
12, dance music ,
, KJlt Seattle ( 34a.Cm-86ftkc). S.
stringed trio; tt, AltC chain: in to
1 1, orchestra.
KKI-r-UiH Angeles (4iS.fVm-n40-kc),
8. NliC; 8:30,.Mtndln irogrnm;
it. a nr.. - . '
Ktnr J'ortlund (49lm-niokc),
R, NBC; 31 to 12, dane ptogram..
KOIK Ptirlland : 31 9m-H4iikc),
8, sludio )iHigroni; in: 10 plnnlHt;
1 11:20 to 11!, .dance music-
KOA Denver , (S2ri.9m-8X(lkc),
8, mixed quartet;- 8:30 to 9, nr-
'cliestra, , . .; . v- .
HEALTH
lXPKIllOltlTY COMPLEX
Hy Alex C llersbrield. M, J.
Chicago
The t,prm "Inferiority complex"
nas come to be of such common
use by those Who do - not under- '
; stand Its meaning that It Is either a
.catch phrase, uu Insulting epithet,
for a facetious ilppllcattou to those
j who disagree In an argument. In
'any event Indiscriminate use of the
Iterm Is dangerous In so far as It
lu .l..t..irlr . Iho mnt.tiil linnlrh
(of the unfortunate who has a feel-j
Ing of Inferiority. Pointing out the
.weakness often Ieads,ithe sufferer,
tij permanent dest'lr. ; j
The basis of the Inferiority com- j
,plex Is nothing more than timidity
ami luck of self confidence to face ;
a given situation that Is more or i
less easily met by the normal aver
age person. The result Is an at
tempt on the part of the sufferer
either to escape from unpleasant
situations by evading, them or to
.build up alibis as a defense for In
jatleifiiftl'V'in fjltAdlng Iftdinary prob
lems of life. Therefore, those suf
fering from Inferiority complex are
;commonly bullies, boasters, or day
dreamers iii;thelr wish to be con- j
l(uernrs, or else they pretend HI- I
ness or weakness to exctle sym- '
pathy und consideration for their
Inadequacies. . In any event we
must treat these persons with the
same consideration that we give
any other illness, nnd help give
them the courage they need to over
come their trouble. - ' ;
This seems proper adjustment lo
a suitable environment, fitting the
work ,and social conditions to the
mental capabilities of tho so-called
I "Inferior" Individual. It goes with
out saying that tho physical eomjl- !
lion of such u person needs care- i
ful medical scrutiny to find and
eradicate body defects, ,Physlonl
Inadequacy is not Infrequently the
basis for n condition of Inferiority
complex.
JINX ON HIS (IHIAIi
MOUNT PLEASANT, Pa., July
JO (AP) III luck today continued
to pursue M. H. (Dinger) Daugh
' orly, one-armed and logical uvla-
tor enrouto from New Mnrtins
Ivllle, W. Vn., to New York, on the
I first leg of a trans-Atlantic hop.
; Attempting to take off from a field
at Jlecla, Dnughorty's plane struck
'a fence and ripped off a wing. . Ho
wns uninjured.
Tho OliMM-vcr girl Just onlled up
and caught ine with a big sweat
up. Cum ti)ii tors nil nnminl me and
material wring out. 1 would like
to haV time to tell you a little onirc
alKMit the f Wt pure Monarch
(paint, but f just haven't the time
to express iiiyelf. It Is hard to
'get my thoughts together Mnee so
j many are hanging oil my eonl tail.
I don't juxt mean my root tall the
I weather Is too warm Iti tvr a eonl.
: Ono Inmdml rodn of field fencing
Is leaving the yunl, IlkewbM! 41 ixills
jof barb wire. We blew otic or our
big tlrew out yodcnlay. That in
one reason why I inn fcelfng kind
of fainthearted tislay, Itig tires
cost big iiHMiey. Almost as iiiim-Ii
Tor a little moil.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
' Wo Roll l-'or Owh
The Foor Man J'Tlcnd"
Near Foundry I'lama Mala 318
No bundaj Biialueaa
Hn;ir n Mi'Hnmtiiiinw4iMuMuiuiMiiiiMMii(tiiiit.t
Bridge
Pointers
By MlltoD O. Work
For the Make of vnrlnty wo will
decUrfi a recess for the series or
htddlnir fiuestloiiH which hnve been
iippeurlnir on Tuomdaya, VVt)mH
duy and Thnrndaya, and take up
playing situations this week.
. In today hand. Houlh in De
clarer contmot, one No.Tnnnp.
score love-nil (nothing-nothing).
;rh hnnds of Onniniy nnd Declur
er ure given, Wct leads the Queen
of Clubs to tho first trick and KnHt
plays thu Trey. Tho question la
how Declurer should plan tlto pluy
of his Closed (Hon tli) hand. Make,
up your mind after looking nt tho
liui.ds, before you rend the explan
ation that follows
"(fin Khali 1st nlnv ft Rill fill '.
N MHW
'"" Tito drrrot Vlay ' 1
(Sub on trick 1: he should not win coats during the winter when there
the trick. Psuully there is no ob- ls.alsu a demand for knitted scarfs.
Ject In- ducking: : the first: trick l - L! ; - "
when able to wlii, ft an atllt have f.-ft is not enough to teach child
the suit stopped;' but In; this case.n restraint in I lie use of. moneyr
It Is Important that Houthe shoultl 'Uchf lessons alon Would tend o
duck. He hatffour Clubs in his own i develop a generation of misers,
hand and Dummy had three, a to-'The. possession of money . entails
till of sevtn. Therefore Kast had real responsibility. Children must
one if West led from five, or two learn that monay represents effort,
If W.wt led from four. If South strength, and a portion of the life
ducks the first trick and wins the Qt the person who earned It. They
aeiond (West surely will lead a muttt be taught that money should
second Club), East will have no be used to Obtain values at least
Clubs left lifter the second trick, enml to the effort of earning. They
When South wIim the second Club need also to reullme 'that it should
trick, he will lend. Diamonds and provide not only for personal and
try the double finesse (I. o., lead family necessities, .but for the
the,-Nino and, pluy small from -
Dummy unless . West cover). If
this finesse lose (putting Kast In
the lead). East, being - without. a
Club, will bo forced to lend up to
cither a Spade or n Heart, or J)la-
niond up to Dummy's tennce.
Declarer must, lose at least, onn
on Kast every time he wins a trick
Bargain
Week
ALL DISCONTINUED STOCK
Iking Closed Out at Special
REDUCED PRICES
One Ix)t values to $1 for................15 and 25
'One lot values to $2 for....u. ..50 and ?1.00
, - ; .i ;'' -. f-; - .,
' NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
f ,
(TREE TEA
ORANGE PEKOE
it
July Clearance
Sale
Of '
COATS - SUITS - DRESSES and HATS ;
v Buy nov at' these low prices , ; ;
, i and save. ' j
PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Exclusive Ready-to Wunr and Millinery '
thereafter. Bhoutd the douhlo In
cuse In Diamonds succeed (I. e. If
West have both tho King und Jack
of Diamonds), Declarer can repent
nnd later on try either tho Hpado or
Heart finesse, leading from two
Closed Hand und finessing lntDum
my, knowing that Kast will not bo
I :;iub trick, and losing the first one
win lorce an enioarrassing leau up
In position to lead an embarrassing
Club. '
. ' Ho today's hand shows why Pe
clurcr. should plan his campaign
before ho rushes into what may
seem to be th obvloua play to the
first trick. , ,. .
CAIRO (AP)' -Modern sportft
clothes ure popular tn Kgypt, espe
cially knitted sweaters, vests and
onnla . 1?n nnu tnlttAl uaala abI,.a
meds of others, and , for civic do-
velonment. , J .,!
K ... -. I.-.-.:., ...
Couples , miirrled 5(1. years, or
.longer held a picnic at Mount Vori
nun, HI., the other day. A good
time was had ly all and at a late
, fiour thft counles departed for homo
m a Fqrd roadster. '
( Sf
a cool
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, Whether you wield a rac
quet outdoors, or sit astnJe
a swivel indoors, the heated
question of the hour is
"How can I keep cool?" The
answer is Tree Tea Iced!
To make really good iced tea,
you must use a tea of full
flavor with strength enough
to withstand the dilution
caused by pouring over ice.
Tree T ea Orange Peo
"f is that kind of tea.
. CCWII'F.TITION. IN TFJRIA
HOMIJAY (A1J) Perl mer
chants have expressed concern
over thn Introduction of cultured
penrls Into world markets, , Pro
tective legislation has been aoufht
In favor of tho genuine pearl.
Victoria . . . Vancou- '
. ver;.'. Banff ...Lake
' Louise s .' . the Bunga
low Camps ... Cal
gary . . . Spokane . . .
home again! All one .
trip - moderate in coat -
with maximum
pleasure for every
, member 6f the family. '
It's the Circle Tour,
by water and rail
through the world's
f inest v a c a t i o n .lo
cates irw Stanmir:
Fares y are effective;
;et literature now and .
plan this summer.
tour!
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