La Grande evening observer., July 05, 1929, Image 11

Friday, July 5, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Eleven
Caterpillars Are
Causing Damage
In Mill Creek
are two young Harvard freshmen t
and are out for a glimpse of the j
west. They were two weeks on the
way, coming in a roadster. They I
will work on a ranch in Med ford
j Mr. npd Mrs. Tt. I. Barker. Pox
I othy and Berta Barker spent Sun
Kan., nrrived on the early train
Saturday. They are guests of Mr.
ami Mrs. T. C. Hefty and will stay
through cherry season.
Mrs. Wesley Smith, who hns
been at the home of his son, Clark,
in Boise, Idaho, Is at home again.
Iter daughter and little grand
daughter, Mrs. Clark Sharp and
daughter Barabara. are with her.
Archdeacon ami Mrs. S. V.
Creasey, of Pendleton, ami the ltev.
M. (.1. Tennyson, of Lalceview. were
luncsheon guests of Mrs. A. (1.
Conklin Saturday.
Prof, ami Mrs. Boy ronklln, of
Fnion, ami . Mr. anfl Mrs. T. R.
Conklin were dinner guests of Mrs.
A. U. Conklln Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C Hees, of Un
ion, were visiting Mrs. A. (1. Conk
lin Sunday evening.
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Wells, at Imhler.
A meeting of the bishops com
mittee of the Kplscopal church and
a meeting of the daughters of the
K i ng will bo hehl at the rec t ory
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
j where Bishop Remington has found (
work Tor them. i
Mr. ami Mrs. Ray Baker left!
Sunday for a month's camping on'
Iho Minam. They are both teach-
era at Hermiston and they usually;
spend a part of each summer in'
f liy Mis. A. G, Cnnklhi
f (OltsfM-vtT 'orrespondfiit )
f'dVl-:, Oif. (Special) An army
of ciiifrpillars is inarching tip Mill
('i-.'t'k eating all tin Icafaso on the
fruit trees, the alilrrs ami tiie
Itiiisli hy tin roatiili'. Tln-y are
i nu ml in other localities, hut in
fewer numbers and liave been
iiiucli less (laniahif; except where
they hav-p been fmiml on t lie fruit
lives. Thest trees have been
prayed but they have attained
such proportions in this particular
Brieve It or Not!!
ttUe paper fs not made from
rice. CniL'Ut is from sheep, and
nor from cats. Irish sow Is nit
American invention. Must linen
collars are cotton. Anil there you
are. Farm .journal.
tiie lllue mountains. j
, Mrs. it. I. Barker gave a dinner,
j Friday evening honoring the birth
jday anniversary of her son's wife, j
Mis. G. Barker. !
j L. G. J.antx has been elected;
! season's manager of the Coopera
j tive Cherry association. 1
j Mrs. Itegula Hefty and Mr. nnd
Mrs. Kd M. Hefty, of Valley Falls,.
I
1 A town In Kansas recently oele
' brated "Tonsil Hay." I io you sup
j pose the residents felt their necks?
sect inn that spraying wouhfr not
help. They have been seen here
in former years, hut never beforo
have they seemed to injure any
thing. Mr. and Mrs. K. K. foad and
if m fly have returned from the
western part, of the state where
they went at. the close of school.
.Irs. Coad will retain her position
iji the rove school and Mr. ('oud,
who lias been principal at Kruit
llind, Jdalfo, for the last two years,
w ill go to Athena.
'-. Mrs. Cora Itloom was called to
Jtaker Friday because of the ser
iqus illness of her son's wife, Mrs.
Haskell llloom. Mrs. Itlomu has a
small daughter born June 22 and
both mother and infant are ser
iously ill.
Mrs. CJeorge Gray, assisted ' by
Viva, Kriic.si (J ray, entertainef tho
i)orcas society Tliursday afternoon
?t her lioino in lower Cove. The
liome was beautifully decorated
with syringa and roses. Thero
wr-re ( present including vl.sli.or3
and the nfternoon was spent social
ly. A bountiful lunch was served
ottering taken.
: Mrs. It. 1. Harker was hostess to
the Ladies (iuild at her home north
of town Saturday afternoon. After
iW.- business meeting, bridge was
Hayed at three tables, Mrs. J. K.
JUiUs winning high score. Those
present were Mrs. M. T. Hrown, ot
Portland, Mrs. Cieorgo Miller and
Mrs. Stewart l-'rench. who were
visitors, and Mrs. L. 10. Anderson.
Mrs. C. K. Itarker, Mrs. I J. Chad
wick. Mrs. T. It. Conklln. Mrs. A.
U Conklin. Mrs. .1. ,1. Conh y. Mrs.
I loyal con ley. -Mrs. It. II. Daniel,
Mrs. It. K. French. Mrs. John Mil
ler, Mrs. j. M. I.aird and Mrs.
Louis Presto. I.unch was servetl
after the games. Mrs. It. H. l-'reneh
will entertain the (luild Thursday,
July 1 1.
W. J. Hallmark, K. MeO'oul, bar
rel l-'ulp, Leonard Cox, Hert I Worn
and Cecil Itlchards, who went to
Marten's 1 (ridge on Kagle
for the forestry school last week,
r t urneil Friday.
At the Woma n's club meeting
last week, Mrs. J. It. Price, who Is
guardian for tin? eiintp fire girls
in Cove, asked the Woman's club
to sponsor the urgani.allon and
jflher some discussion on the nmt
liJd benefits to be derived Mm club
decided to do so. Mrs, Kenneth
La Violctte, the wife of the new
tencher in ttie high school, will as
sume the "guardianship of ihe camp
fire girls on her arrival this fall.
Mr. La Viuleite Hikes Mr. Price's
place in the high school and Mrs.
La. Vlolette will take Mrs. Price's
place with the camp tire girls. The
1 'rices will leave Sept. 1 to lake up
their new duties at Crane.
The directors of Shanghai school
have purchased a new piano for
the use of the school. They are
also making some repairs and im
provements to the school building.
Mrs. Charles Hlbbert. of La (irando
has been engaged to teach this
school for the coming year.
Mrs. Fverott Powell, who hns
been teaching there for the last
t w o yea rs, will go to Wa rre n t o n
and resume the position she held
before coining here.
Mr. and .Mrs. lesmond l-'ulp. who
were married June H at Forest
C.rovc, are visiting at the homo
'if Mrs. Amy Valentine. Mr. Fulp's
mother. Mr. Fulp, who has been
a teacher in Junior high at Salem,
has given up teaching and will en
ter the hardware business at Wald-
Mrs. I,. U. Lay's class in music,
will give a recital Saturday even
ing at the French hall.
The Uev. Ira Aldrlch. of La
f I ramie, gave the sermon at the
M. K. church Sunday morning.
Ie Wolfe Perry, of 1 'rovfdence,
H. J., son of Itlshop IV Wolfe Per
ry, and James Xicholls. of Short
hills, X. .1., arrived in ( 'ove Sun
day morning in time for morning
service at the Ascension Kplscopal
church and to visit for a day with
the Itev. P. F. St urges. They were
on their way to Med ford where
tln-y will spend the summer. They
Recent Discoveries by Medical Science Prove Conclu
sively that Constipation Indigestion Dyspepsia
Biliousness Hyperacidity Auto-Intoxicatioil
Disturbed Heart Action Overloading of Kid-i
neys with Consequent Excess of Uric Acid in the I
Blood Headaches Nervousness Sleeplessness j
Mental Depression Dizziness Bad Breath j
Coaled Tongue Sallow Complexion Slug-:
gishness Sour Stomach Loss of Weight Loss j
of Vitality Loss of Appetite Rheumatic Pains i
Due to Toxic Poisoning and Mental and Physical I
Inefficiency Can be Traced, in most Caces, to One j
of Three Things, a Sluggish Liver. Impoverished
Blood or Improper Glandular Activity. i
If These Vital Organs and
Fluids Are Not Performing
Their Proper Functions
SicknessSuffering and 111
Health are the Inevitable Re
sults. The commonest and greatest curse of any of these
is constipation. It is man's greatest enemy. It poisons
him, slows him up mentally and physically, breaks
down youthful strcnth and vigor, ages him prema
turely, and leaves him an easy victim to the attack
of almost countless diseases.
Ever since the dawn of civilization, mankind has been
searching for drugs and medicines that would give relief
from these common ills.
Two thousands years ago, Hippocrates, history's first
physician, was trying to cure constipation by using purga
tives. And until recently, millions of people throughout the
civilized world have been trying to do'the 'siime thing with I
the same lack of success that Hippocrates had.
I'urgatives and laxative drugs have never cured
constipation and never will. ,
Within the past few years Medical Science has made
some amazing discoveries discoveries that will have a far- j
reach in ir effect uijon the health and well-being of mankind. I
These discoveries absolutely disprove many of the beliefs,
practices and theories that we have known for a life-time.
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In Hlect daily to Sept. 30
Return limit Oct. 31 . 1929
4 CLATSOP BEACHES
NORTH BEACH
TILLAMOOK
BEACHES
NEWPORT
Healthful tonic for
kiddies and grown
ups. Fishing, ocean
bathing, golfing.
hiking, horseback
riding, clam digging.
Good hotels, cot
tages, tent houses.
m i ni v.
Aurni.
(.ramie, rr.
For (vnttirli's v have ho-lit-vt'd
(hat I'Hf was a liuiuilul
iintiMJidiiy: MiliMantv dial mailt'
lis sU U. or bilious. .Medical scl
i'iicc lias now pi-oven nmlul vcly
(hat Mir is In tv-Hlty and In fart,
a rllahle lieiiKh-KivIn and
lirc-siistalninu; fluid with many
all-Jitipnriatii runrlimis mid
thai hilltiiini'ss Is not due to too
much liile, hut to a lack of M.
hi attempting to stimulate the
liver and inereiise ihe bile flow,
Calomel is the tlrujr that has been
most widely uyed tlirnilhmit tile
world tor many years. And now
scieiiee has proven 1 iiat Ibis poi
sonous. naus.tifuiK chemical has no
iietinn whiitewr on tiie liver or bile
(low and lhat H eonl'tiies its action
to the InteMttiml tract. It Is a pur
gative and nothing else.
H'-re is what an i-mim-nl inllior
fty has to say about ('aloim-l:
"Contiai'.v to (he belief adhered
to Tor many years, Oilomcl has
no act if. n on Ilu- liver or bile
flow. 'I his 'heller evicted and
hi-ed on (In color of the stools
alter the ndiuhtftmiiru of Calo
mel. It hns, howccr, hern thor
oughly delimits! rated that (ho
eharaclcrtsHc greenish stools are
colored by the Calomel Itself,
and does not indicate (he pres
ence of bile.
"Calomel is a mercury compound
which eNerts a cathartic action
tlirouKli the irritating effects of
small iuantiibs of metcury which
are liberated from it. l-aifjo doses
of Calomel probably favor bacter
ial increase by lessening Inlcsiinal
i-4sisttmce. It is not suil'd to loti
use because of lis systemic action. "
Having made this discovery scl
ent 1st h t hen bi-Kaii u w oi ld-wide
sea n il for sninet hhiK t hat would
stimulate and invigorate a sliiKKish
liver to actitm.
This search has hecii reward
ed. They bae found a sulNlaiic4r
vihich, according to (he hluhesl
authoiitfes Is the ni(-l powerful
slluiutanl to the secret oiy. or bile
prod net n4, ali ity of (he lier
Know ii to materia medica.
Cnlilie Cjilonn i. u does not shock
or upset the system, cause nausea
or any other ill effects so common
to calomel. on nH. other hand, it
is designed to stimulate a shnruislr
liver to the normal production of?
bile demanded by nature for good
health. j
Neither is this subslance In any I
by the simple method of causing
ihe liver lo secrete and deliver into
t he gasiro-intesllnal tract a nor
mal flow of bile which is a more
natural and effective laxative than
can ever he devised hy man.
This ii ttJ iic suhstancH' Is one
of the principal Ingredients In
Silicon, (he new and revolution
ary im-uutln which is lil lint; (ens
of thousands out of (he throes of
ill health, despondency um( in
efficiency into timorous, cvubcr
ant hcJtlth.
This unia.ing su bat a nee, which
dot-s tin) one thing that Calomel I
Was supposed to do that Is, stimu
late the liver and increase tho flow
of. bile wit bout purging or up
setting the system, isj contained In
greater concent rut ion in Hargon ;
Soft Mass Tills which are a neces
sary and integral part of Ihe Sar
gon treatment.
Another ureal discovery that
litis hcen made hy iucdicil sci
ence Is (he astounding fact that
(here is no ding or incdii'ine
which is an effective "hlood puri
fier." All hough millions uimhi
millions of dolhtrs have been
spejit for flings ami metliclnes In
ihe heller that (hey were eflcc
lle "hload purifiers."
One of the three basic Ingredi
ents contained in Saigon is design
ed to build up tho vigor and rich-ne.s-s
of the hlood .stream by aiding
Nature lo increase the amount (if
haemoglobin which the red blood
corpuscles contain and thus enable
the blood to purify Itself.
Saigon is also designed to stimu
late thi- secret ions of Hie gtandillar
sysieiu" which forms a n.efW6ik
throughout the body. It is now rec
ognized that our out look on life is
largely governed by the chemicals )
which these glands distill and pour)
Into our blond.
In other words, gland score- j
lotos make its either uert and j
ambitions or doll and depressed. I
The t tfleleiK'y at every cell oft he
oody is apparently either directly,
or indirectly, supervised by the se
cretions of these glands,
s argon also contains other In
gredients or recognized therapeu
tic value which Impart tone and
strength to the entire system ami
urn valuable for their Influence
upait (he appetite, digestion mid
assimilation.
Saigon is fulfilling Us great mis
sion. It's doing It in a new and
revolutionary way the way that
the men of science, who labored for
yeam to perfect this new and epoch
making formula. Intended it lo be
done.
l-'roni all sections of the country
where Sargon Is available, reports
arn pouring in to leading druggists
telling of the iima.lng powers of
this new and epoch-making form
ula. This mass or evidence verifies
t be claim of science t hat good
health is largely maintained hy the
three vital organs and fluids of the
body which are Ktimulated and In
vigorated by t he basic piemen m
contained In Sargon,
S;iri;on can now be obtained in
I.a C ramie, from tb? lied Cross
I 'rug Store.
14 Astounding Facts!
As a result of world-wide medical research, Science has learned the following
important facts:
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That Calomel has no effect whatever on the
liver or bile flow and confines lis action to
the intesiinal tract.
That the cause of t-iulW out of Jen ea-s of
stomach trouble lias nothing whatever lo do
with the stomach itself.
I That Indigestion, dyspcpshi and CMiiMipa'ion
lain due, in the gre;ii majority of cases, to an
insitffii ient flow of bile caused by it sluttish
liver.
That biliousness is not due to tiw much Idle.
: hut to ii lack of it.
'That to injoy pnod health, the livr must
inanufnetur" an averse1 of thiee pinis of bile
every tuMU.v-four hours.
' That bile, in place of being a h-M infol sub
) stance which makes us siek, has many :ilt
Importaut functions.
f That bile is n wmerful digcinul w 1 1 lion I
which food ciinnoi he properly iis-,mll,-iltil.
I Thai hlle Is NiHurr'n oun hixatHc, so certain
tin Its net ion thill eoplc with a normal flow
of hlle are practically immune to cfii-lipa
lion.
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That bile Is nil jiuliceplic mid loscns bacter
ial growth In be llile-llnes and com bats put
refaction and the formation of giis, h is ul-o
an alkaline and counteracts In pcnicJdh.v.
Thai bile l. In short, a veritable llfe-Hjsf uln
iug fluid. If we lack it, the proccs or diges
tion, nlmllatiou and diuiliiatioii Ik-oiuc
dci-iingcd. caiisiui; nuniy giisit'o-iiileslhial
disinrbanccs.
Thai seicii out or every ten eople pas) the
nte of thirty suffer fi-om nn Insufficient flow
of Idle caused h u sluggish liver.
Thai there Is no dmi; or medicine which Is
mi effeciln "hhHHl purifier.' alihongli mlj
lifuis ii m ti millions ir ilollars htie iMfii sieut
for medicines in ihe belief Hull tlu'j were
"blooil purifiers."
That the secretions of the endocryne glands
:ife,-t liemal ;n well as physical efficiency
and tint ll)y make us either ambitious nnd
alert or dull and depressed.
'I'b. it pood he ip h is largely maintained by
rhre" vital firmans and fluid' of the human
body, which can be stimulated and invigor
ated by certain basic elements.
Science has succeeded in combining Ihcsp elements in (he new and revolutionary for
mula called Sartfon, which may well be considered the greatest health-giving remedy of I
the ape. In all leading cities where Sargon his been introduced, dealers are buying it in
solid carload lots to supply the phenomenal and overwhelming demand.
Rundown and debilitated people by the thousands are reporting prompt recovery of!
health and bodily vigor through methods un li earned of a few years ago... Never before
has any medicine aroused such widespread interest an Sargon which may now be obtained j
in La (Iraude from the Ked Cross Drug Store. (Copyright, 1029, by (j. F. WilliH, Inc.) Adv.
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rst Dutch
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eady To Serve You
Soon there will be move one in your district. One right near youf
home. But tomorrow, if you seek the BEST in Bakery, Dandy Hairy
products, at the low prices that always go. with efficient vcJumn, pro
duction, it will pay you to visit the Dutch Shop located at 3 Hep,ot St.
Across rrora bmith s uavagc. 4 . t k 4 j
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OPENING DAY SPECIALS ' j.Y
Toasted MarshmaUow Cakes filled with liuttcr Cream,
yegulav price 25c, Special .: 20c
To introduce our Coacoanut Jumble Cookies,
regular price 15c, Special per doz, 10c
Dutch Maid Butler Horns, regular price 8c, '
Special tomorrow 5c
Dainty Dutch Maid Pastries, regular price 8c,
Special tomorrow 5c
Our Walnut loaf is an attractive purchase at 20c
Ice cream of the famous Dutch Maid formula will be made right in
the Dutch Shop before your eyes. This cream will be retailed at y
the Special Price of per quart 50c
We have engaged the services of Mr. Keith, a high class pastry man
who has been at the head of the pastry department of such concerns
as Davenports, Spokane Bakery, Makers of the Hostess Cakes, Dutch
Shop at Spokane, Bake Kite at Seattle. When in doubt, for something
attractive for that exclusive luncheon or party, call our Pastry De
partment, Main 730, and ask for Dave Keith, whose suggestions will
help you. Let our Baker Artist work for you.
Ow ned and operated hy
K. J. McWilliams
"Wind up at the Windmill."