La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 25, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text..M6nda'; Fei:uali-.v.:25, ,1920, . .LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER r fISociety: News UNION OBSERVES WASHINGTON DAY MrsCochrari Is Hostess To The wlt itntl MlHt IllCI'tllttf will of" The year folluwfnif she TalU " A this was tniployfil im office tgiv nt tire hit; nftor it vui'uilon htich ttrlmnl. - l-nter ihe went to a tiro h cMjttM'lnlly ilenti'tnl, I'Orllimil wlirr Kim now m:iktt hl uaugnters 01 -Nuejlioi,ic'. . th mph sdumi uir.N musion- . Jury nH'l ty of th MollioitUi church ' Ten nwml.'-i.s or, the )uui;htett-. j A ki on,, of Sucujnwea rump .Mr will md Tucil:iy evening at apt. of SMUT-mt Suturtlny nfternriori ut!'rt ltl :U ti.yt.renk Halurduy 4, Melville tipurtinentH. lot lurk the home nf-dlr. tSrorin T. cvJeli-. iIomIIih-.i for I'llie i'lino sn-iper at five o'clock. Ylicre Ik run. 'The wunien 'slient thWr tim- 11,1,1 14 hrenUfiist which they cook'! Important htittincfut nil. I hIko li'tterH HPwtnir on hni.ill t-iiirisi foe ni'nl Mjilcl. con rflM-'.l of hucon, Shrlnorfi ,-lionp!tilt, ''vMlirco Kat'stsj Iin,l I'WiNt, und tt was u hrcukfithl Loulm (JtMKivy, Thi- i' from North I'tnv-li-r wore In uUen-1- iMlcioun than tluy nati ever hi- ovt-r ly o clin k. uiwmv .Tin y wen.; Mm. llHi nian i 1 I"!., hrforc, th y fnt h.ihutlcully ' " " " , liile. Mrs. KoisMtiom an. I Mi-?, j i'tnrt. The Sup-vine. I-Viresl Woodmen Mnu.t:iy. . Tlif (rirlK fnnuil puw.y willowy I'lrelc will mhm tonight In rejriilHi ami five of tin irioiii l-lcnliru-at ncatoti nt 7:30 o clock at Moohp (ri-'i-H liy tliA bark to win a nal.in: hall. All nicinlicrtt are ukUim! to at honor, Tin Irls wi-rv; l-Miia Jen- tend. Initiation ami a program hoii. Katie Keller. HHi-n JcitHfii, will lc hehl. - The coinmlttoo In Joan Fiem-h ami Myrtle lniHr pimli-s the followiuff: I lira Oliver. MIkm HImcIc, ot Kiimmirvlllt lYil- j Uhoila Ka, Anna l-Vrnv ami Kvm lle tlehrtni;, Marian icln hiK. HH-. Olson. t en IIiikIu'h ami Mrs. Kretl (lehrinl all In atlenlaneu. u the fir m- Girls League of ' H i g h on ti full attend- 0 . , rpuA?.. ocituui iiiiriuui men Mothers, Colonial Tea Mr. Hiott Bpokti about the "Dulles of Ooud Hcout' and Mr. Htoil-! dunl fruv0 a tajk on "Knowlnc the Woodn.'. HpeoehOH rrt mIho nmU by Frank H. ionnei and llev. Itobert It wan reported at the meellnK that the kcoiiin would I'hurciu a j Compliment In; thir iIjiiikIiIit. Mix Walter Hite, of poluine. Mr. ami Mix. II. It. O.stl.'iml entertained ftuiiray ni-iit with a dillflitiul dinner parly at their home at 20l Adidnft u veil m v i :. . 1'iiiK ami w ane Kweei peiiH ro rm- j wpl. I'd tho c'iitt-rpit-ee on the uttruv lively del-orated hilile. The eve liitm was Hpfiit playhiK KUiwsinj KniifoK and with tir.uie. : TiiOKt who ailiiided wei'e; MtKfo.i ,)leltfii and Thelimt Itray. Minn Vlr liiu Wiitl. Mi km AtfueK tilMn.i. Mr.i I. Ij. i See and I lie : honor . KnVt. " , j lly lr. IteH Kalhl (Olmervpr ('"orrespondent) I'MON. Ore,. (Speelal) In conunemorntlon of the birthday annlverwiry of Oeoriro Wafthliiffton, the (llrhi' J.eaKue .01' lh. local hiffh Kchnyl entertained their mothers I' rid ay afternoon at a colonial tea at the hlKh school. Invitations was k! veil by Mrs. Fox. Mlsa KtUh ryn Ureeii gave two delightful routl Inirs "A l.lttle Olrls View of Hotel I At"" and "Truthful .lamps." Miss Louene Hutchinson gave an acro batic dance and responded to an encore with n tan dnnrp. aeeom- punled at the piano by Miss Nellie; use the fret-bytei-lnn GeerlHpn. Little Mary Hutchinson , headquarter. tanff two very p leaning nuinbrs, I About-SS mcmhors of the roin j Miss tieerlMen as piano aeooinpan- nu-icliit club met Monday for their Hn. Itefore adjournment the' host-J r.yular weekly noon luncheon al I esses, Mrs, T. T. Adams. Mrs. S. tbv Tnlon hottd. Tho eluh decided ' K. Miller. Mrs. Walter rock and (0 stage anialier Uenefll .Imskotball iMv. K K. IMirsel served Refresh- icnme sometime following the tour-. i inenlH, nament for the .purpose of raising t 1 The T. . club met Wednesday runds with which to assist the local hm.Mllllw .;.. .1 nf Mi nnd Unv Keool trOlin 111 f lirillshlUIT tllCll'i : V- : ,;;:;PUtmans ; .-r , I FOR YOUR HOSIERY N EEDS v :J Reliable Brands Only Are Carried . t', -'. Onyx "Pointex" Gothama -r GoldBtripe :-. : , -. and Gordon. ;, ' . ;, . ; ; : ovonlnic l the luimo of Mr. and Wojr Hcoul Iroun W furrtumin ineir, r .:, 'i,L, xi..r ni. Mm. CiMrKo WhiKhlu. four (nhh-a ii.-wly urqiiln-rt moollnir pliicn. Mnv n.TM'. Mr. Murk Thy of brlvlm. al pl.-.y durlnit th( Th rom. I ant )lr. U l HlW'r, alU.f Hot ..v.'iiliw Willi hlKh mire auiom )any Mi a1llla B,.m0,.y n'nitr lJ'. attwoVd . Xh Womuft' cluU tlin wfliimn pluyi'in solnx lo Mrn. .. .. 'Weilnemluy olKht nii'Vllnit hrr Thin wloy uflrmoon. i- i 1...- ...i.k n. vv..ut.lv. t . . . . Willi Major t . ai.uiirB ui rtir. una ...... ... n " lint' 'moil H priw UIIH t:wiliiniiwi. tun Mrtlnlny iiintlr. n ho inwmlily i u rB M.t KniKlX- inn Willi the. .Iiiy fin. follnwInK ' K nm. ray i-oiiipllni.-iitwl Iho ron.any on wlIh Kmrprliw with a eor Krrh Iji Vein,, clin k- vl.iliii I fl"""",t"' ',,-h Wwln.'mluy r... Th.i i-oinpiiny liai. now hnd ,.alllM v,.r taken 10 the hlgli olo. Iii.rotliy Monril.f: plnno "-nMiu In Hi.- 1.hk room of HtrnlKit pprfwl drill ul- ,.hoo ner, refronhnifnui wit Wanlln Ktllrcil! mid Kiviln ," """ ii'iiiiuiii-in. rirni i.iruiiii.n. ,.VriI In thw domrMIC ili'nrr Major i". M. Mi'Miirrajr or Mr. and Mm. Hoy Hord Ktr ,u" Vancouver hannrkB an Inpoollnn I.a (jrando vlHltom WednpiMloy, lLl"T orriivr. hwlmpd liy I'apluln K. W. '.It),, l0l,j Kr)8. iwHrtliull I loam ilui'i. Itrown: ronklin: lnunlinl ivildlnir. tmiftleii! riwdinir. laili'r)'ii 1 Tin1 find iiu-liiiK of Uh1 Itlvi.i-la 'whool Htu.ly i-laSM was lii-M Krltluy iafli'i-iiooil with l.r in altcntlam-o .it x t It.. Kl-llOnlllOllK.-. Till- ll-NllMtllk. j ; "I'Hyi'lHvlotry of . V.hiIIi," I.- la-lnit': tlhliiMl with Ali'M. I1. M. . K.'lllloily t ai: l.'adi'r. , t Tho. IffKonii . art i-oinliictfil onct- a1 i ' I . , wt'vk ii'ihI ai't.'i- thin will lit' ht'ltl on ; .Gf Intfl-TOt ta.,imino: i In l.'l I Sallinla.yB. II was aiiniiiini'i'.l. Thf fiiiunili' In (ho f.niioiiiii i'iiu'iit. of tho inliitly .iMmrs.' Ib a pioiiff lipliroaohlns iiiarliliK.. of Miss Kll- j 1,1 '' 'iniinlf Uliioni; tilt' paifllt y Mao UalKi nmn to I icilalli ti ,.'il j I'-ai'llt r iiFsot laliolis anil It Ih Kmfr-v. . riin . wt..l.!iiiif will, ho an : pwlftl that annoi-iallmn In ollior I Tho Homo MiKBlunai-y Knoli'ty of (Iroon: violin nolo. Iormiilo Whet' tin' Molho.liHl l-)t.lsropal ohnrrn I of; dant'o. I.onoiio HtitrhiiiHon Kthol "",'s", 1,1 iilifiitlani'o, , In tho ub- tloodhrod la ooiiipany roiiiinantlor raaln hy ln( tnrh,t Iorku. hoih-o ui i up pioxiiiont. ..ii i.., , ' on llm iwrvlna- roinmlttoo' Mliaiiptlt. .I1H. I'. 11. Villi lllMlt.-ll, ' '. vlfo in-oBltlont, iirosltlot! ovor tint will moot wllll Mrs. Ilanfor.1 at o't-took WitlnoNilay aflorntmn. MENUS lll!KAKl''AS'- t-oroal, civani ui'llviiy Bni, ro.a.ii,s. t.imrt milk, i orioo. l.t'NCIIKlIN I'nrrnlH and poos mi Knitin. caliUiito. mid poiinnt sal fvont of Manh. -- !'"""' "'"'I" " l"' Mi. - rutm I'linll I.Unalias, Miss It.ilK. iii.in lias ni.inv frl. niH I'Ollsl.lorc.t woll wort liwlllh Tho (,oot(lii. n),k (l;u In llili. vlly. -Slio'll'intlilnt.! lit ., ICivorla. class Is sponsoro.l liy tho. , , ; . , lt . parpiH-ioat-iior nsstM-iuin.n oi i.io . . - i l-rotno, i.vit-o I'ano.i st.f.-i (ii-aiitlo HIkA si hool Willi Hit, class j ' Ki'llOOl. Announcements lanoo. Nan Williams; tlalit'o, Tlltl- 1 inn Iru-ln; romlliiK. lOtlith t 'honey; jiiuaii.i, Valllo anil Nolllo (ioi'ii Json, I'tKKy VYVavor anil . J.oonii ( Spray: skit (on YVushiMKtoti anil 1 .1 it . nliio Kills from tho South (Sriioot: i-oatlliiK', V'awn (ioorlson; ' j (lut't. " I' awn t.oorlsoii antl Liuiloit, MalaKa (t:ratw. Wouvor. Anothol foatlivo'of tho (1-0111110.1 tlrioti io"i 1 alltg-noon s program was 11 lasnion liiarinalatli'.tl tihow. whirh was Ki-oally t'lijtiyoil. i l.iiiii'hoon was nerved ly n coniinli- too followiim the iiominin: . Tho IteailliiB eliih met Kiitluy nf-tol-lloon at Hie hoino of Mrs. I.. V.. Torrall In North I'nlon. A i-overed-ilish lllllt'heon was sorvetl lit 1 oYhirk with rovers plaiotl for Mrs. Horn Myers. Mrs. W. H. . Voiffl. I Mrs. tioi.lKo Siihlltl, Miss Dora Hiili'hiiisoii. Miss a'uriie Williams, Mm. Cyrus Williams, .Mrs. Mark; I'hy 11111I tho hostess, Mrs. Terrall. The aili'i-noon's iiioKrniil consisted or anecdotes of Washinnton. Tho DOUBLE ACTION rint In the atoagh : Than In tba ran Same Price for over 38 years 25 ounces for 25; Use less than of high priced braint IV wtwt MILLIONS OF P00NDS U3BO, BY OUR QOVERNMENT . will serve . nt a sllv iiomo' of Mrs. Kranli N Mivt'lllle, toniorrow ! from li'unlll (i o'clock. cei'tls .from -ilic tea will ko inm the -cliuroli fuitil. Kveryono Is in Ml.-, I In attend. business mootiiiK. Mrs. e'rod Urown had charKo of the afternoon's pro Kinm. .Thi'lma Van Houten playml a piano solo. 1'Veila Hrown Kave a tiiaiioloKiie. . Hht was nccoin piinh .l at the piano liy Dora Crou iw. Oihelln liehiliey (rave a very enjoyable rentliiiK. HclreHllllients were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Jennie Delauey, Mis. H. 11. Van Honleu ntlil Mrs. Cecil CSi-Ikks. . HolloriliK his foui-toenth birth day anntveriuiry, Vernon . (Htli! Jory elilertallloil Hi Kliesls Krliliiy evelliliK at Ills iiomo 111 Hoillll l:ll iou.' Hamos. music ami tlantiiiK llla.le up tin- evenlllK's elltertalll iiient. Al mi titipi-oprialo hour re froslimonts were served Mrs. lien jory anil ilaiiRiilor,' Vivian. The Aliar Smioly of the Catho lic church met Wednesday after noon nt the church. Hurinir tho business session. Miss Hva Wilson was re-elected president. Mrs. Mm. fin-roll was elected secretary Mm. l4lke. Those were Wiley ltlanctiott; of Hot Mlsa i.oIh 4'onley, Mlsa Kdnn was Bliiippinic In I'nlon Cheney, and Mlsa Amaryllis Knight. World". Largo.1 Diamond The. Iiire.it dliimniiil ever funnd la rnllt'il ilioiCiillliinii, mid was ill covered In. fniiiiiiry, intKV. l tlie.Vtnv Premier mine near Pretoria, Stnuih Afrlci. It weltheil over Sjfcrt rtirata or I.S7 p.iliint avolrdupnla In sroalest lenuih wu. ahoul 4 Indie ii mi lis height nliout 2Vi Indies Entraviaf Fnau .' : An nqniitlnt'ls n proresa of eloh Ing on copper or ateel plntea liy menna nf nitric ncld, pnxluclni an rfecf reaembllnis n line drawing In water colora, aepln or India Ink. I Miss Mima rnoper and Miss l''lor- ence Williams will entertain the (vw lyomiK .women of ! the MelhotllHt icniii-cii who tutfiioii mi for itictn- wut .tevoral hours and will cook in ..III mlnulcs. Tin. .salad takes -but -i iniliiitos to.p:lt loKelher an.l the iitulilinif is reheatoil over hoi Willie the. tl III nor Is beinu luncheon and motilliK was held ill ,.,,,. t,. i.,.Hioe Ulster celebration of tl.-oiKo WashiiiKton a 0,.(!1,nlNl ,, Habbath school teach-! birthday anniversary. . I or. ' A social' hour followed tho, Mrs. l-:ilr.abi'lli Taylor returned imsiiuss ineetlnif. Thursday from I'ortland whero I Members of tho Hoy Rcoiils here she- has been siienillluf the past Wl,,. u,,, inspiration for a drlluht loo, htlltcrod callllflouer, sluffol apple salad, raielll puff liu.ldint;. Illilli., coii'ei-. . I Htuci! the pork chops must bakt 'ultt-li- r II. I.e.ii'M. III., htittso. , ' - inn mi o'-" .was rcolootoil presuieni. airs., tu-ifo..i.n toil I lout lit lite ovoll will! r .. ...,n.J..i..u ..r tl'nw . intrl ntl. iiui .. ... . Tlin wonu.o of Hie lLti.ilsl church ' . . I . . - - ,Mae I arroll Was I'lectt'il socreiary-. i .ae wonirn 01 mi iMpnsi i nun a . f ifnl.tf , oaves for the i..M,.iw.nII mii.I meet na- was le d ill , . u........ I ton al the mti'inoiin. The sweet potatoes call Jester. l:lllu, II... I,, rirsl baklntr. mashlllic artornoon uml g,.UBillK ,( M. ,,( ilu., j I he Pl'-; t.ir ahells ready lo lelloot fur half an hour ul dinner lime. The caul iflower can be trimmed ami al-'throe weeks. Hhn was accoinpiinlod r,.l baniiuot Tuesday evenlilK when ! lowed to slaiul 111 colli wiuor lor , homo by her dailKhler, l.uclle. wno iiiolr inollieia eiilerlainetl at tho Is l-eeuporallliK from an appeiitllx Woman's dull house. At :S1I opei-atioii. I .I'ciock tho boys anil their fatliera Mr. and Mrs. I.ylc Klililli'.'of l.a were sealed at two ions'' table", j nrantle. were (cucst of Mr. and Mrs. wht;re a delicious three course tlin- j 'c.v K'nlel.f Htiii.liiv afiertioon. nor was aervotl. There were fo . Iiership in the Ida llelle l,e(viH ureuared ind Huryiul. ...Tills, tuak-s . .,. .....t m. h'l'iiiilt llurllet and persons present. Dr. OeoiKe lloff-l 'circle, tomorrow evi nliiK at Mist ,,u excellent ilinner lor Ihn house-1 nn, Marvin of Ijv Oinnilo nro man. locaV scout master, ncletl a iCooper's homo on Ko-.u-lh slreel. wire on club day or any lime when j house KUeata of . her paiellls, Mr. toast muster and cull. -d liion aever-I j An- Inlercsllntt cvcninif has lioonsh). nnl , itH nlartliiK her meal. , nii.l Mrs. D. M. Hools. They were at of the boys for speeches. Auionir' ! planned.. Those who wish lo. ri.io lork (imps a la Cnido I called here last week by Ihe seii- tlietil were Itartoli Conner, who I to.. Miss .Cooper's and have no Kt.nr pork chops. I onion, ' i ous illness of Mr. Huots. who is stinko about the tlilties of a lire llieanRor trallsiiortatinn ure lisked Meet ereen lit ppcr, 2 cups canned sllll in n critical condition. scout. Ocoibo (llUilnmin, Kniflo to .moot ,nt the poslorrico where i toiua'loes, 1 louspoon sail, Vi ti-"-i Mrs. lleoi Ke Winshlp and ihniKll- scout: Dale liaxler. Plar scout; and : tears w-lll call until eiijhl; oclock. i 'spnojv silKi'ir,' ij teaspoon pepper, lor. Anna Mae loft Thursday morn- (Men Miller, second class scout. . - : -. ' "I ti... k.'.L'l,-.'i ...... i..i. ii.i.i, 'in fur I'endleton where they will ;. Itussell Hcnlt. scout executive nf The community Women's HlhM Tiiui and broVn ipilekly in u hot P"nd a couple of weeks vlaltin l.a C.iande and lllinor modoi.i-d of class will . ..eel 'l'o..l,.v i.rit.enonn fi-vlnu- nan. Tli-sl on one aide' an I 'Uh .MIS. Winamp a .parems, u-. naKer wero Km sis III i.ie out, al 5:1 f, o'clock at Hie home fAlr...l I 111 I OKI ill,'.., on ii,-.;.,ii I 'st. Ill e fat -mid Mrs. O. J. .. Mct.'onnell. slreet.lt rim Hied from I He, 4dtowr, t" trawn Mrs. Nell Morrison, aii-h. iieraiti I .m-il'.t 1 1 hem In. I'oel ami Hliet. onion. Hiiencpr and Mrs. Waller Stl-iUK- ll'rayer as a Continuation or Hlanley Discard Irwin ami pith of peppe,' liain all of l.a tlrandp. wero I'nlon 'Jones' book. 'Christ at the Itiuind and slircil Hesb. Hub tomutoos visitors Thursday aflurnoiin and 'llii-i.neli .. oo.iise sieve lo lelllov.' altellilod the lUCotlnK Of lllo worn- and each nave an Inlei-esiliiic talk. How subject ut 0ii2 Main will be "The f(t- Coats for Spring In a bevy of ultra fashionable styles that denote the very newest trend for the coming Spring season. Coats so liiannLshly tailored featuring new collars, new silhouettes, new colois and new patterns in high quality materials. ALLEX A SILK HOSIERY IN THE NEW SHADES to remoe.- Add t noufh hnl waler, !o an s cum. mi, ami iim. H. ji (Irande were C. MrClay of 'nlon vlsltom through a coarse sievi Keeils. inuko two cups. Season wild salt, ncitiwi :mil uiii;ur niitl titltl ill' pared- onion ..ml pepper. IMacu n . S""1.ll,J' '";oon- , 1M day to his homo hero after spend ing u few days at Imnaha where he owns a lttriro sheep ranch. j Mr. ami Mrs. K. H. Jnluison of j St Itril S llhH WIIJj UK f.lVKV a (Irande were calling on Mends j AWAV ItV .tVi:iMi:T l- Hundny afternoon. . r j A pi p program on portsmnn- the National snip was given imiiwi.-iy uiiniimm casserole hake- in hours. add chops, i , rtlmv oven; cove for and' tin. ' Surplus elk from Itison Range tire being offered" by the Itintogleitt Survey or the United Slates epartment of Agriculture lo anyone who will remove them without cost to the government. The National Hi son Itutmo Is In western Montana near the towns ff lnli-un ii ntl IllYiin ' Riiiiiki tlin elk. there have increased beyond , H'ndont Hoy Conklln. K. I'. Cobnrii. Ihe carrylnii capacity of the i-aimo. ; roach. J. W. liaxler and several It Ih necessary further to reduce IB the general , assi'mbty of tho high school. The opening number ; was n stunt act given by Hob fox, Hay Hclii p. Alfred Htondahl, Oay lord iTulher, Harton Conner, Hon 'uld CroMlnml, Kugeiio I'arent, VVIn fred Mires, ami (Men Miller. Speeches were given by Kuperln- their lurjnheis. even though some of the itorjdus animals have already been disposed of by '.lc. , 1 . ; .5 i Frisnd Natur : ? If nature Is m willing to- help when. rca trouble ftiees its. up call surely count on her when minor eares nml disnppointmenU come. Aiiierlciiii Al:in.ine. Friendly Creditwear as you pay 1 CINDERELLA Frock Shop TO EAT WITHOUT BECOMING FAT Avoid Too Much of Any Food and Too Little Exercise, Say Authorities Some people seem to think that all tV-ey need to do to reduce ia to Lop ratint; sugar. That isn't true. As a matter of fact, as a prominent medical authority says, "hvery food that has any food value at all is fatteninK if taken in large enough quantities." "Reducing weight," he goes on to say. "means to eat lem, keeping the diet halanced and at tractive' , Medical authorities are alarmed at the national "craie for reduc ing." "The experience of centuries lias shown," nays a celebrated doc tor, "that a poorly nourished body becomes much more quickly subject to such disorders as anemia, tuber culosis, the common cold, or various types of infection, than does one properly upholstered. . . . The crate for thinness is an attempt to modify the process of nature." How much more wise and sane it is to eat moderately of all foods rather than omit the one ingredient that adds to much lo the enjoyment of eating. Sweetness is nature's ideal flavor. And no other food is so pure or so cheap as sugar. Eat plenty of such healthful foods as cereals, apple saute, grajief ruil and fresh and canned fruits and vege tables of all kinds sweetened to taste. Sweetening- makes it easy to eat the healthful foods regularly and daily. Iion't overeat, but. ra member it it dnnffefoo to-umlereat. The towart . happy Way. llm tuur litslUula, members of the basketball loam. Hongs by Ihe student body. "Dear (lid I'nion HlKh" was sung by. n mixed chorus. The regular 'meeting of Ihe Woman's club was hold Thursday afternoon at the club house with Ml members In iiltendaiice. During the business session, rouorls were given on the play. "An (lld-Klish-loned Mother," presented here by Ihe members of the club, at which S97.00 was realized. The play was given at North I'owder. Wednes day evening und Ihe treasury was Increased 173.0(1 more. Mrs. ()r vol Jensen, manager of tho play itiinoiiiirci! that tlio ploy would be given at Inibler next Wednesday evening I'Vb. 27. sponsored by Ihe liarelit-telich'er association there. Mrs. It. II. Honney presonled the club with $10.15 as the result of Ihe fiance glvi-n Valentine IllKht by Mr. and Mrs. Honney at the Hports mon'a club house fur the benefit of Ihe Woman's club. At tho closa of the business session, the meet ing vas turned ovor lo the pro gram committee consisting of Mrs. Kred I'ox and Mm. J. I' Hutchin son. The subject was "I Kill Cen tury Literature." Tho lire and history of Joseph Itudyard Kipling The Sugar may urn a you try to boil too big a kettle of Jelly A smam. quantity of jelly i'j easier to control. Likewise the roasting of coffee is perfectly controlled by Hills Bios, be cause they roast only a few pounds nt tt time by their ex clusive, continuous process. Every berry is roasted evenly and a wonderful, uniform flavor is obtained in every pound. HILLS BROS COFFEE Free Delivery .Ask Me Another Q. ' What real help is offered anyone suffering from DIAHIiTBHY A. A complete diet of satisfy hue foods pri'imml In I lie Ratlin t'nt'k laooruturlcff liy skilled die lllluus. y. Are theso fiitlda dependable? A. Ye. Tho quality ami analy sis never vary, i'hey an guaran teed by tin. Ilalllo Creek IVMJtl com. ian, original manufacturer of finals at Hat lie Creek. , Q. Whero can I secure lllera-, ture and mialysea to offer my phy-' slelan? ASK ME ANOTHER Q. Is there a mil mill, easy way In prevent and relieve constipation, and Its ultelidanl Ills? , ' . A. 'Vox Hulk ami luhrleatloii art needed to oveeoome Intestinal In milvlly. Hiice I be hotret niuselo regains It tone, natural elimination vrlli result; ' '..'.-.. Q. Are tlrpKH neetleilT '' ' ' ' ' A. No. iMsnilve fmHls viiili luKural luhrii-ants, not habit forming, la (lie Ih'si and surest way. ). ' Where can .1 learn more ohonl these foods? . Ask Me Another - Q. -What dot ypu suggest (for 'Unit '. ' .'. .1. A. , Several of Hie Battle Creek Health Pooda are especially ap inniate. . U. Which foods? . Prutoao, tho vcgeahln meat, '. can bo prepantl In any way that meat In i pared. Delk'lotis and . Imahhfiil.. Also Navlla. the vitamin Hiasl entrant whk'h malan aipe llalng brotlw, gravleM ami aand uiifc'liea wllh a mealy flavor. Q. Where can 1 secure them? v Pattison Bros. The Pioneer Service Store Call Main 80 mm a : '- i i " . i IS t ftttk tram tht orit- .MaU VmlJUm fgfk. teUy vPtMtd with Ike key. O 1929 UK? '''Ci k i'v 1 TWO-SKIN fox scarfs nro en. Joucd , ii)-. tha couturiers (of iprlng. S. V. E. Co. Mofi Adams, Ti flrtind-. Ore,, Qrncw Bldif. SPRING STYLE HINTS This Ming-filling Lleige Calf, four eyelet leather oxford la very f-omfoiiable for street wear K churn-Inn ontfitrap vltpper ot ulurk pairnt lo(hr, for lh u'hnnl, irlH. f MM They Speak Your Language There was -a time when you had to take an interpreter into the tore; with yoi when you went shopping, a few .hundred miles from home. The things they had for "sale were hard to recognize. Even familiar products were sold in strange forms, and under queer names. It was one of the disadvantages of travel that had to be taken along with the pleasures. Nowadays the millions of Americans who go visiting their neighbors North, South, East and West, encoun ter no such difficulty. The picturesque beauty, the quaint customs that make other sections of the coun try different and delightful have all their old appeal. You can still hear mellow mission bells in California. ' You can eat terrapin in Baltimore, or sleep in a Ver mont farm-house under an Ethan Allen quilt. But in any of these localities you can buy your favorite toilet soap, or breakfast cereal, or automobile tires as read ily as in your own town. . The trade-marks and the packages speak your lan guage. National advertising has made good brands of merchandise uniformly known from coast to coast. If you read the advertisements and use advertised goods, you are at home in any store in America. 'A