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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. - Wednesday, October 28, l!)2'J. I Page Six Mrs. McGrath Of Union Passes On Saturday Night ll Mis. I i. Z. 'IVitiiII (ObHrl'V'T Corn-Hltoinh-iil ) 1'NION (H)ioclal) Mra. Mnl-y Mrdiuih 11.W1I it way nt li'T homo In North Cnlon Saturday rvt'tilnx nboit flvo o'clock nflor an llliin of I'lvo wccliH. She huil been I" lioor lleallll for Bevi rai i-nirn i.... ilhlll't Rive UP -.mill her luM iiohh which put her 10 hcil. m-i I11I1I wiih M years out. nmi nn ...... , to rent In the falholle peineiery i IhiM inornlntf, funeral tvrvlcr-H lie.- Mary llfhlrf wim ftcrn 7ili ilnv nf Kf'biiuirv, lK4t, iitc. "in fuimty l;ih( r land. ' Sho came HiIh cuiinlry wlwn IX yeiirM nf ime-niul avmh murrieil fn 18H7 at I-fi-atiii IIHiioIh, to I'at rirk .Mrdrath, They niiivo.J to Union In .July. JflO, ami HiIh hn f:imllv reslileiH-e hIih-p then. Mr. .MKlrulh pansod ;iwny in Fehmnry. ll'll. Who Ihih bwn ; Jn poor health for several yeiii-H and after on Mines of aliout flvo j week jmHHed nwny on Saliinlay j evening, Oeloher l!Uh. Mim. A1i OnUh is survived by three hoiih and four clauKhterw; Mrn. I-'. ! ronli'j of Spwiu'iI, Nnb.: M i n. A. II. I Jicmiip, of I'nion; Kilwiml Ma- I tlrnth of Deeiitur. III.: Ilrmw Mr- Oruth of Union; Mrs. Mao Carroll of Union; . Walter M.-Uralh. of. North '(.wilcr; nml -Mth. ('has. Tot. In of lrnlmi. Tho funeral servier woro rim iluetiM from the .riiiliH fluiH-h nf Ii Orumle, with i'allur nrrRldimr. Tuewilay forenoon at , )rt:30 Wltl) Interment in the aiJ)o- llo eemelery at Li Criunle. Ml, and Mrs. llarland Slewnrt who ramp to Union Krfdny 0:1 lniHlncM returned to New I'ly . mouth on Tuesday. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Krrd Fox onjoyod 'ft vlnlt with hi tiistor, Mrn. Krank Seal and hiiHhand from Windsor. Mo. thiH wofk. Thoy also vislicd lior hrothor, flay Kox at holder and loft Monday evening for Cal ifornia. Claudo Offfoor and son AvIh. hoopnion from ' Ilalfv:iy. viilioi) W. Shorm.in at the .1. V. IliiU'h Istm homo, rooontly. A dollKhtftil farewell p.irly wan plvon at (ho horn of Mim. Itell IVrlht Tuesday afleruoou Ity iho I.inllt;' Aid Sunday Krhofd oIiikm ami choir memlierH of the M. K. ehni-oh for M iK. Wrltiht and Mik. IMiy who fire to leave early in November for Ku?;onp a ml for M r. Hn ra h Hhappait who will loavn the lawt Of thin week for Marnhfielil. Ainuit 40 kiiohIh enjoyed tho afternoon vllllnc. Tho visitors served pump kin de with wtilpped rreum and oof foe. The "WomenH Hellef Torpn wel pomoil'MrH, Martha l-'nrd luiek nml hrtrlo Mra, Stiapjuitt fnrowell with 11 Utile, .Niirpriup pni'ty at their regu lar riHS'tiiiijf'on'wnuinlay aflornoon. Win TJnldtln of I'nlon, II, K. O'llrlen ami II. K. Coolldae of I.a tlrandp, spent Severn I days last week hunting in tho Imnatia ooun try . nnd on eh returned to their hnmoH with n deer. Mrs. Thaler Sinter find Mrs. Mary llurn came up from Portland to attend thn funornl of their Kfnml piolher. Mm. Modralh, on Titos Uuy. Mm. Ilaru returned Tiiesdny CVenlnK hdt Mrs. Slitter, will ro innln until the hint of the week. Mrs. Kd Wrluht of Salein Is a guest at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Hal IleoH this week. She aeeoni panled L. A. A'rinht homo Ti otn rorttand hist Tlmrsday. Mr. and Mrs. Alta I'littlips and pninll datiKhter of North iWiler wore Kuests of M and Mrs, Willis Mr. nnd Mrs. i Chimps Sunday Phillip PNpoct to move bnck I'nlon from Hon Valley soon. tn I i ; Mrs. Kdith Phy ixent to Lit ; Hrando Wednesdny to meet her : diniuhtor Marian, who Is toiultm ) the state with Hr. Arnold Itonm tt : Hall and his party, representatives ; of tho Oregon Mothers mtnetallnn. Sho will nreotnpany M Ism .Marian lo linker. j Hosu Otsen. who has spent the Hitntm-r wiih In r mother, at l.os- I lln. has been vlslilng with her sister. Mrs. Murk ( roslaml, since Friday. She will return to her ' work In Chicago on Tuesday. ' Alter spending evernl wel-ks in P. ndb ion. Mis. Winship end Anna Mae r turned home Sundny eveiilnK wilb Mr. WttiMblp. who went over after them on Saturday. Henry Pichel. of San Frauel(-o, made a short visit with his cous in, the J.evys on Frhlny. Norman romplou came up from Portland Thursday niht lor a huiitlnK trip. He returned homo on Sunday, accompanied Uy Aided OOstnnd. who tins spent Hie past week visiting with his folks nnd In hunting. The killer whs huc rewtrul in brinuiiiK In 11 buck. !r. T. M. (ilh-iore. ae( ompitniod Mr. Whfndpr, lim;iranr. man of I.a tlninde, on n business mid Pleasure trip to Hie Ontario nnd Head eonutrhs the past week. Mrs. W. II. HiMrinnNoii ,-..,inied from Coralis on t'riday and wH spend a couple f u,-, ks lo re and then return to CorvnllK I. Q. tillinore came o . r from MiHon-F'vcwiit.-r hist Wednesdny for a visit at the home of In par cuts. Mr. and Mrs. Hilmoie, re turning on Sundny. Among Dm hunters who liavc brought In deer from Ih- hill Hip past week mo trvlll Hess, Fu- gene Hut oh, Jim IVvoro, liny n,. von- aiul Ftiner Potter. The last three each secured a he(lr also. Mr. and Mrs, orr Chne and nier Hingham have sient the past week In Porllnnd. Wm. I'ohhiu I'.'Mn iietl Sunday from Hie luinaha country wliem m turn been for some time. lie brought home a deer. Mr. Htighoy of Pendleton drovo lo t nion to visit relatives on Sun. day. IUm dn-.igtiter, Mrs. Alfred Orosland, returned w ith him In Hie evening. JuIIuh Itn.senwn hi exproHseiJ t he ln-lp.r (hat ueoeK8 Ih !5 pei Cent tuck. Thut'ft a tough hionk lor (.ht 'wlll-inado" men. Tclocaset Man To Farm Near Union fly I'll Milt- (ObHerver t 'nrrcMpomlcnl ) IWTIIKlilNK cltKKIC (Hpeclal) John AHpef. or TeloeaMet, has fenteil the Arthur HiimIi-U ranch anil will Hhortly move IiIn family there. Italph HoilKer of rnlon vlHltwl with linrl Nwlk'cr Hatiinlay and Sunday. InvltiitlonK are nut for a dance 10 he Klven 011 WedneMday nlKhl Hlm'ltt the home ot .r. and Aim. l-.d : I' tcKle. I'll I .Miller and .kick Kitniiaii huve i-aell finished loKKlriff on t'k for this yr-ar, Mr, l('at)ierine on thol1'"1'1' wilt move hi family this at l.lm- ! w,,,,ti 1 HIkIi valley ln( Mr, Kim- 'ia" ,H 'irim eiijeu, as yi-i, wnere ! lie Will JOrate. j Airs. Itoy Hall and small son llnrold aerompauied tier fiilluT I Klmer Hwijrer to Halfway last t ward Christian Soldiers." assein I Saturday where they visited at i hly; readintf, "My Mother's Lost Mho home of Mr. Kwlprei 's daiitflt hrintfiriff them on ler, Mrs. J'erey Killer Mrs. Swiff pi Jiome with Sundny evenliiff- (laylord I'rather Ih feeling rpiiie proud of (lie two-point buck ho killed last Friday while lie and Hurl Hwlvor were out liuntlilff. A party wiih k;.1 at Hi" home ' of C. p. hdvalson 01. Monday eve- . 11I11K of HiIh week. Mr. Mitchell Kcems lo lie a vie-I lint of ill luck In Iryliiff to move J to his ranch In linker co inly 'as last Saturday wliib his son Wal-f ilon and Hlchanl Nonnery wert ' lakliiK a waffon loaded wltli 1 hoiiHehold effi etH ami leadiiiff j three horses behind Hie wiiffon, on i the road mar Hempc ranch, a j ear driven at a hind speed, struck i tint of I he horses crippling It so i badly Hint II had to be killed. I The driver of the ear being of Hie "lift and run" kind went on j without slopping to ascertain the 1 daimiKe done. Mr. Mitchell expects 1 lo move hii fatuity about Tliurs j day of this week. Kamela People Carrying Water From The Depot Ity .Mrs. CI in lies Thorn bmg (Observer Corrospomleni Iv'AMKI.A. Ore, (Speeial) Most of tho residents: of Katuela have had lo parry water from Hie depot lor soma time. Tins is caused by Hie exceedingly dry weal her. There have been a nil in tier of visitors In Knimhi during lite past weekend. Mr, and Mrs. William Pldeuek ami daughters, Joan and Mn if on. visited several friends hero. They lived here this sum mer. Hinco leaving Mr. Pldcoel: had I tie misfortune lo have his shoulder hurt nml has been off work for some, time, but has now almost recovered. Visiting at F, Thornbui'KH were Mrs, H, K. IJjJiUtifi-J JJlllLL-JJOllJ LUtllV I Thorn burg, of Joseph, a Iso M ih. Thoriihurg's fulher nnd sister Fni ny (jordon nad Mnbel Honlon, from Hrownlee. Mrs. M. K. Itoldnelto and fam ily also Mrs. J. M. Casey, both of Meachnm spent Saturday visiting Mis, Itoy Howes. CiUesIrt at- tile tcnclionige over Saturday night und Sunday were Fay Mclnlyro and Klmer Seotl, of KtKln. Mrs. Wlgglesworth's daugh ters, Mrs. V. T. Hrown and Miss Virginia, of I.a Oraude came homo to spend Sunday bringing their little sister, Alta who had spent Saturday night with litem. Vir ginia Is now going to high school In I, a (1 guide. Mrs. C. Iiauierell, of I.a Oraude spent Monitny nlghl vlsiiing Imp NlHter. Mrs. Kvans. Mr. and Mrs. Kvans are oniovlng a new radio. I. Ittli. misn I imu liiuoks went lo vlnlt ltd Knitiilimi'culM, Mr. unci Mm. fiiHcy lit .Mcachitm iIhi'Iiik thn weekend. There wild n community ilnncn here on Satiirilny nlfrht which wan en.tnyeil hy thii.se w ho nttcnilctt. The M'honl children, Miperv i.sc.I hy their lencher. Mrs. Cny Tmner in nt-riim;ei u iriKrnni which they Kave on I'YIclny nt'ternouu. They lire hoIhk in prepare Hevernl tlits winter. Thin one wiih very clever i-Hpeclnlly iih II w:im Ihe children' HAPPY HARMONY For Youthful Feet Happy, cari'-fi-ce, prowinp; feet find youthful harmony in these lonej-weuring yet smart-ap-pcaiinK shoes. Tliey are brimfull'of durability. Styles that girls and hoys like, with comfort that makes them life-lotiR friends. $1.08 to $3.50. One lot size 3 to S at $1.00 pair. NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP flr.st atlciiiit. There wait a good attendance. At noon on Monday John JIiiwh wiih Injured hy u mwIhk - which Htnick hlni on the month. The Not'deeu hullHeH near the depot have been Klven a coat of paint ri-eenlly. Cars Collide In Imbler; None I art Hy MIIS. l. ft timer ver ( 'orrespondent) I I M HI. Kit, Ure (Hpeeial) Two j cars eoiliiled mi the street west of ' town Suiulay evening. Jaek Mi-- : l-'alt was drivliiK one ear and 1'm fessor KUik the other. No oik- was iurt but it was necessary to take both cars into I.a (!,'-ande to a ! ffii I age for repairs. At tho pie social Klyon Inst i-'l'l-ilay evenfntf for the benefit of the. I'lijun Sunday sehon the following j program w;is Iven : sony, "On- , Poeketbook." ivy l.anman: duet, ! "My Mother'H Kyos, Vivian Me- i Cal. and Hitll.- McCoy; Honkey 1 Son by Verna Hardy, Verim t'ray- 1 ben I and 1 1 ill Ii 'on kiln; solik'. "Wediilipr Kells," Ja'k and Vivian Mcl'all and Pirdb. McCoy read- ; UK iy Vivian Mi h'all and loea ( (;rJiybe:i The pic wore auctioned ! rr lV j. .. Wesiei(kow. hriiiKlim l7.rft nnd the pie lirinf-'lim' lite hlyhest piieo sobl for It.SO. j Mr. and Mrs. Itoy liiiuu, of Kv- f nns, iiunorod lo I.a Hrande Hatur- day wliere they hpeut lit day re- , iiiriiiiiK lionio Sunday morniiiK- , Frank nnd Kdwfu W'atJ'inff eauic with tliein as fnr as Imliler. ko- j Jim on to Suiumerville, where they i spent the day with their brothers.; (lilibs, Frank and FdyHn spent the; eveninc lit hubbr wltn Hnlr wis- j I,.,, itmh. i Mrs. John Wiiffoner ami two sons j and F It. I.onir. of Siinunervll spent the evening visiting at the C. M. Hale homo. C. W. Fisher, of Wallowa, was in tow u Momlay. Mr. l-'islu r for merly was mail parr ler between I nitder and Suiumerville 1ml for Mivt.nil vears tins been delivering ...tin l.eiM-ei.n the towns of Wallowa i nml Mawille. Tuesday ami Wednesday of this j week C, M. Iln.v was ilellverltig : en:il at ttie school house. .1. F Woods ha- disposed of his I ,,1,1 ,.r nnd In now ilrlvlnif " new i inwinww vtsnc.r in i-eriy one day conpo. I1'"" u'"'l!- Kmicriil mci vIcch for ,Mrn. I. it- '"' lilnylock and fiinilly. nf rretlu Itnckinnn, known to nil her i Itiikcr, w ho hnvc heen vlsiUnt' hln iiciinnlntiinceH tin (Jrundmil Ituck- hroth nd family here have ro-1 niiin. wei held ul the rtiimnici'Vllle lllrned to their heme, chupel iSunday uf u-rnnon. ServiccM i tlernld I'lerrtnn nml finnlly who were conducted hy the minister of hnvc heen llvlnir nt upper flnl fori Ihe Hi, Mill .Mi'lhndlKt church ill l.njnhmit two yeiir.H are movlni; ,, ! (Ininili'. K. llni'lcy. I.a i l.nwor rial this week In m der tn i (innide, Htilllt. Tho lui'KC con-lhi. near kcIi.miI. , cnili-Hi of rrletidK who attended the MIhh Ada Sinclair Im nltMcnt from ' KcrvlccH and the many licaulil'ul whnnl tlil week on ace, unit nf III-; flow ciH ahowi'd the teltai d In w hich nesn. ' Mm. Itucklnun wiih held. Mih. I.yl(. Wwin who him licon 111 for Miime llinc. luut liffo taken to Ihe hnsullal In I.a C.raiido. PARK PERSONALS lly Klvn Viitmrdft' (Otiserver CnrrOHpnndenl ) TIIK I'AKK (Spncl;it)-.Mr. nml M r.H. l.eltti Ktino mottired to North l.iwdor Krbbiy wliero they uttontt etl the tlnnt'P. They repelled n very enjeynlilo time. MisH Huby Wiinlior, id rundown, visited with her sister, Mrs. Ken net Ii Vnnorder Saturdny. The .MInomh lnr:t .Mne nnd Heii tati Kline uceiuupnnleil by Lloyd Cos. attended the dunce lit IMiulnsa Snlurdiiy and report n very pious, ant time. I'rtuilt It. Kline nnorei to Halter Snlurdiiy to spend Hie week end. Mr. nud Mi'H, .lurk Klein nml Mrs. Klein's mother .Mm. Anderson attended the- thiiiee at Hondosn Sat urdny evening. I'cte Hogcnscil motored to Ii (iriimlf Siiturtl.iy evening In spend t lie wee ken tl with his wife nml children. Kolph. Hubert nnd Itandd Klein small sens of Mr. nnd Mrs. I.cllh Klein visited with l'loy-1 (Chuck) Ynnorder Saturday. M r. nnd M rs. 1 Intchcr nt I ended tho dance nt I'ondosn which wns given for Mrs. William famuli, widow f Hill CiiiitivH. who h:i left for I.a t rande.' Mr. ami Mrs. William Slmtz, of tho Wiliinuoito valley iici-onipnuied by Aliss Maxine Wnnker, of I'on dnsa, visited M iss Wanker's sister. M rs. K'-nnel Ii Vaurii der. Mrs. Shou is Mrs. V'anordnr's cousin. Mr. and .Mrs. Leonard Leslie ;uid three lailKlitors, Wiiinhi. I.eMi and I leal rice mntored to t'ninn Mon-d.-i' artercioou. Girl Is Injured Iji Kamela Accident Ity Mrs. Charles Tlininhurtr; j KAM KLA. Ore., (let. 2a l.llllan I the I J-yenr-nld daughter of lln- Ulneer it nd M i s. .. O. St hitbej-t, of Ivaimda, suffered a painful ne- eideiit Monday eyenln;,'. While I ilny I iitr with soino other children after Nchool, she fell a lid bro ki ller rlLTlit lew jiiM aliove the ankle. A I.a Gntndf doctor was called and she was taken to I he hupha I where I lie lame was sol. She fs j-ottint,' alontf nicely. Although 1 lie iiiKlits me iiilte eold liei'e, and remind the pupil lu ll n of vlulor, the days are warm and sunshiny. j There were not ho many deer as .. ' '.ii'iii, 1 ri iii iiiikm, 1 mi ie ' ia liien nd Arden J.otkeU liroiifh; in one j fine youuK buck and .Mr. Hudson another. Several others went ' hnatint: but wore uiiNueceisftii. PIJIRY COUPLE IS RECOVERING FROM INJURIES My Mm. Mary I. Kail ( Observer 1 'orrrapondenl ) "ie., i.peeiau .ir, ,,ni' MiH- !rei'n,iuh wlio w, lt' Injured in an antoniobile ac- mu ni roeemiy are roporteil to bo I gelling along as well mild he ' expeeled. j Mrs. Hilda Carlson Is having a jeelhir niado at her home hero this j week. Her son Vane and Joe ; Ileitis are doing the work. I Klmer Slotldnrd wns a business visitor in Perry one day the first of the week. -Mr. and Airs. T.. 1 1. Hallmark and Children wore palling on relatives In Cove th past weekend. -ur. e 1 enen, o i.a liramlo, was .Mr. lOlder, of I.a (Iriiiidc, vlslled j her children Knss and Hernlce the . , 1") l.PT. 1 W$jF Cash Purchase! Direct From A great example of cash buying power united with the extra savings which result from group .volume purchases. Real Sale Trices in Three Groups. Values to 8(5.50- Kayon Crepe Dresses This group includ es models that con form to the jacket dress mode with detachable jacket. Styles that, are smart for sport, street or office. Values from $.).J0 to $12.50. $7.95 Including fall and early winter "best sellers." Delightful models inter preting with grace and charm the newest silhouette of natural figure molding. A v' Baker Man Was Former Employe Of T. A, Edison II A K Kit. Ore.. Oct. 2:i Tho a 1 A. 1-Mif'on, w(:q was honored throughout, the nation yesterday op' Hie f,uth anniversary of hln invention of the inandesc.eit lamp, was described as u "com 11 1 on. ijuiei" 111:1 n by (Jeoi'c U. I.llJey of I laker, who was em ployed In NSt by Hie Oillo Kdl son Kieeltie niiiiuinnliin nouipauy, a brantii sales office of the l-Mi-hoii iftnrern. I:i l.sSf. jusl five yearn after Hie inc!ilion of Hit eJeelric litfht. Hie Fdison company wan enaffed chiefly in iiutnuiu't.irinf ilvnamos and lam j:k. M r. Lilb y, ho was ereelin;r engineer ' in the Ohio plant, wild Ii;-- he!ied Install Hi" larjist eieclrie IlKhtiuK plant" put in up to that time. The plant was iiiKia Hid in lb.- ' '- niral sta liop, in Cincinnati. At lhat time Mr, Kdlsnli op erated a smalt shop in New Vork, where he did h's expt iiih llt i UK He ii;h1 hut very tew men in his employ in the whop, ley, who is iinatde much about tU li'.th CharaciLiin Mr. said to re Mr. I.H Ilielllber factory. I'MIspii as plodder. Hie I taker man declared th;:t "he did not know when meal time came. He had a "col in Ms s'lOp on which to lie w lien lie be came sleepy." At the time of his wedding to ,liis se( mid wife. Mr. Fdison had ' told in his tdiop that it wan t ime for him to dress for the ceremony. M r, I. i I ley stated, ad ding that he was not certain that Hie .story was true. i Mr. i .ill. y concluded the Inter view by slating thai Mr. Kdison ! "is deserving of all they an do ing for him." past livin Flat weekend. The child n with Mrs. Walker at while attending ihe I'pper Perry school (iuy visitor Trlpji of Maker was a Sunday. When people owe you money, if you give Hiejn too much rope they are liable to skip. LARGEST SALE DELICIOUS- -ZCtf- 4 HEALTHFUL- 9 V l REFRESHING' (ir I t k si & si mm Sim ' m it I PROMISE PERSONALS Hy Mrs. Her Hut CarMr (i tbserver 'orresiondeni ) I'ltOM ISK, Ore. (Special) Mix Ftliih l.indscy. of I.a (iramle and Mr. and Mrs. Itoy Carper. Of Wal-, iov.a. eaiuo In Wednesday eve ning to Hp home of 1', P. Car per. Mr. and Mi. Carper re turned early Thursday morning but Mrs. l.indscy remained for a week's visit with her parents. Mr. and .Mm. C. 1'. Cantor. Mrs. Nellie Pleshmnn took Mrs. Susun Fleshman and Mrs. fundi Miller to their home In Wallowa l-'rlitay. Mrs. Julia Sannar went out with l hum also lo eonsuli a doctor. Mrs. Sannar and Mrs. Nellie FleshiiKin relumed home I' same evening. Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Carper, made a trip lo Wallowa Saturday. Mr. juitl .Mrs. Oho Swearlngen made a return trip to Knterprise Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Oho Swearingen went to Poww.iikn Sunday and vMled with Mr. and Mrs. Tru man Poulon. They returned homo In Hie evening. Mrs. Itt rtlia Carper spent Sat urday night with Mr. ami Mrs. Sannar. Curie Hill Sannar. look ill tiiite suddenly Wednesday and remained onPo 111 all night, but was considerably improved Hie next day. It is thought lhat h suffered a slight paralytic stroke, t'nele Hilly Is 7!i years od and .piile active for tiis age. Mr. ami Mrs. Will Heed, of Koeheslcr, Wash., are hero on business. Tin y expected to return home Monday. Mra, Fdlth l.indsey, of l.a Grande visited Thursday night ami Friday at Mr. and Mrs. William Sai i oar's. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fletdi mau, of Wallow a. came In Sun day to Tex Willhims on the old J. K, Carper place after fruit. They narrowly escaped having a serious accident when their ear turned Qvor. bat very little dam ago was done. Tho Howman iiic);s company lias been burning some of their slashings and in so doing burned out a bridge and In making a detour Hie ear turned Awarded Gold Mcduls nnd lirst 1'rizv, India and Ceylon, as l int st 'f eu (iiuwii. IN THE WORLD STORES Fifth Ave, Values to $7.50 $4.95 Jersey and Jersey Combinations Silk and silk com binations. Frocks which are the keynote to the seasons demand for silk and knitted wear. over but help ponn en hp- and tip ear was righted and they went on i heir way. , c onrad and (!a Wyss moved their sheep to the old Mia rib Henneit place on . the (iramle Hondo river. ltobert Carper who has been working in I.a (irande and Knter prise came in Friday for a few days visit wit li his parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Carper. Ie re. turned to I.a' llrande .Monday. , Mrs. Herlha Carper. Mrs. Kdith Undsey and Robert I 'arper visit ed at 1- S. Mil loitald's Sunday evening. David and "Ivan . (iitrrett left Sunday morning J'" Mates, Ore., where they expeel to saw timber. f;i:n.M. finds i:inn is soi.ii as hock to coin-: liFHIdN (API Hecenl experi ments, indicating that the center of the earth may be solid as a rock are announced by Prof. Franz Si mon of tho Physio-Chemical Insti Confidence is a requisite for your druggist. Years of ex perience have made us worthy of the confidence of you and your physi cian. 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Knormotis pressure, a million times that of the air, he thinks.; keeps Hie core of the earth hard even at its estimated temperature, of nearly lo.iHKi decrees FarenheiiJ professor Simon's experlmontsj auree with the beliefs of ju-ohijiists,1 many of whom hold that the oarih's core is not motion or gase ous. ; Simon heated helium to eight limes the temperature lhat turns It ! Into a gas and then reduced It wtiile still warm to a solid by ap plying pressure linon limes greater than that of air. You wonldn 't put a sack of flour , into one biscuit and expect success And coltee masted in bulk can ni'vcr taste like Millf, liros. Coffee. For by Con trolled Roastitvj;, Hills Bros.' continuous process that roasts only a fey pounds at a time, every berry is roasted evenly. The flavor is controlled, and what a flavor it is! HILLS BROS - COFFEE frrih from the orit Vdiuum pack. tiaiily optned wUk tl" tey. O 19: I'; -TON . 130" whciolbata (4-cyl.) 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