La Grande evening observer., January 09, 1930, Page 7, Image 7

Thursday, January !), IU'50
LA GRANDE EVENING OuSERVEK, LA GRANDE, ORE. '
fcige 'Seven
Damaging Wind
I Storm Sweeps, wl
j Wallowa tountv
JhUmv hi-nv wjih broken In hy the fniumimily
force oi liif wind, wind. Many
la rift hav shod nt th. Willlntu blown iluwa i
otiinok farm on Hear crook wai
un-roovil by the heavy jralo. May
was belli; loaded out of t hi barn'
s , , , ut tho time and when the roof wan
I (observer rorrespondent) carried away a loam hitched tu Un
WAI.I.OWA. Ore, (Special) - twauoa became frightened ami ran
(iih of Hi- inoHt dnmuKintf wind wy, fortunately mo out- wuh
Honiiri which him boon experienced iJrcl In llto runaway ami hut litilo
iH this section i.i' th.; t o:mlry. in ,damn;;e . wna done to tin waon ;
stmio time Miriick lino narly tfitur- horses.
lhy niornliif. Itoporls of dnmnife ! ' Krom Middle valley coni'-s tin-
Ip nillHllIlKH III
led In some l;h
Oil Hlllli' ot ll;o
to t!if io:iii'r
ally til )( si-i-
l.lllKllfi.' U b 111
ami it expr
li-u-i.
county to make (fa vol with unto
nmi..Lr. jhi.smIiI.-. Ueapiio l ho in rite
..itiKiinl m' storm of tin- pant- fow
w. ..I the inoKt ir tho dirt road
uv Milhl ami smooth.
(ills I'lass hum busy btitrhorlntf
!io( llio lallw part of tho week.
Moiu I'.t yuolilH of Kiitorprlwn has conUnt(H
la-.-a vidliny recently" at tho homo (VnturoH,
iltiun v.iiii- :nf his iii atitliiiiiHior. Mrs, Hollo 1 on
ti.i-.-'. s'hm of upper Leap.
minor tlma-ro to ' 'I. o. I'oauliis ami wlfo who livo popular
;n.i .lit Vt arc r - in i h- north wuimIk wore visitors in ,
iultril frvm ill''
i s Iho puirH In ln:r
I w jf-s badly 1;lm:,-v.'iru-
v t:.;tK.rilil.
-I mi,- In-
io f" .11 loinpnr'.
o. howi ver, Hit'
r. i'.tir.tl rapidly
i thai nil llllifl
Mill
In-nrri from many : report of considerable damage
HirLs of tho community, A laro'tho Liberty school house which In
njub; Khifs window in tho front of a brick structure. A poivh on tho
tho Kast Oregon .Moroanlllo Co. front of tho huihllnj,' was blown
"?"-- 1 " " : 1 " s? : down ami tho IuiiiImt portion of
iho upper porllon of tin- Itulldia't
was t'l-iisliod In hy t ho wind. A
crow or tnon wotv h-.isy Humlay i"
j pairing tho iIiiiiiiik in ordor th ir
'tho hulldltiK would ho in shap- for
! romimptlon of sohool .Monday
: morning. A fluo at tho (1. I'. !to--l
farm on tho kouIIi side of iho v.-il-jloy
wh blown off hy tho wind.
KUKSH COLUMBIA
RIVIOU SMELT
$..(10 per f)0-ll). box
f.o.b. Kelso
At peak of soason. 'about
l- bruary. Writo for prcfint
prlooH. Coltniihia Itlvor KniPlt
t'o. Kst. Hmmi. Kt-Uo, Wash.
will li.- In wo
;n luo in- iti
l;-io:-::;
:nriM lui!ill!
porli il from
and many It. :ivy j
down during 1 );
wimly sj-i'lt. ( ii
Dry cr.-.'k dhnii-
on lio- sin-iKt'l of f'i w h.vw.
ill i!!l worsi m tld 1 1 1 ' i '. l o . a.", a I -
ho;vH lain
toni pro(?rtiih for Krhlay folluwN: otxuii;. C:;in, orfort; 7. foaiuros;
:t:Ku( or.iht Hliii; il::ii', (ihiirhn 9. I, ion l'nim rs; !t:lfi, fh;hi bnmd
llunip; H to N:5n, IliiHtor attl TIk ; ohhI; 1i to 1. dumv mu.sio.
'.i to in, Mtory hour; 1l:ia to 1:'., K f 1,1 ('.hmi;c) it, 'organ; ti:3o,
dmioo Miiinip, ; 'US; 7. symphony; 7::iu. ciw. U,
I'rtcoinu ' inos; lH.nt, dunoo muHt 1- 10 l
KVI (7C"ko 7 lo'S:30 h. in., rt- i'ii;an. ;
to ;;ia. musUul ! sm J(:uihikn
tulliH! 8::it. t'llS: 4::iu, I Uimmipj a, rntiuivn'H miur;
soprano ami piano; 4:lli to l',
sllonl; y, I'I'.S; in, S ronaitoirt: II,
onoort; J l;n to 1', t'ltS.
I'oitlanil
. t:i 1 n'.hor
I..I'11M
r.;iuif !
blown i
of t'.v i
;it miu
binpiiiiir loud ?
n wagon iiinl ('- I i
dllfliutl ln:'!i, !-..- :
ltons Wfro -hiv.n i'
t hoy. Woro blown mil
W nihi l- i oinU:iin
iho Hi-Mtr n -. tb!1-;. '
u . I;m. '".' u; :i '- r
liifht snow wliti h
A largo amount of uainngo lo ,i o, , f,,, i .,,-(,, ...
th.
:o n
w-;
in.
tdt!phono llnoH In all parts of Hu
; Announcing New Service
MOTOR COACH
Pendleton Walla Walla Lewiston
Spokane Yakima Bend Portland
; BakerBoise Twin Falls Pocatello
Salt Lake City
! 8 Trips Daily to Pendleton and Wav Pointr
,3 Trips Daily to Baker and W.-iy Points.
s.2 Thru Trips Daily to Portland and Way Points.
Thru Daily Service to Weiscr, Ontario, Boise, Twin Falls,
Pocalello, Salt Lake City and Way Pointw.
Connections ure maile i Pendleton to am! from Spokane, Coeur d'Alene,
I Colfax, Lewiston, l'ullmuir, Moscow, Wnllsi Walla and Way Points.
Connections are mmle at Umatilla to and from Kennewick, Pasco,
.Spokane, Yakima, Kllcnsburj;, Wenatchcc and all Yakima Valley Points.
Connections are made at Arlington to and from Ileppner.vCondon, Fossil
,r and all John Day Valley Points.
Connections are made at The TJalleR to nnd from Prineville, Bend,
; Klamath Falls and all Central Oregon Points.
Connections aro made at Portland to and' frqm Tacoma, Seattle,.
.!Vanconver, B. C, and Way Points North and Salem, Corvaliis, Eugene,
.iPosehurg, Medford, Sacramento, Snn Francisco, Ios Antreles and all
;i . 'ay Points South.
Connections are made at Rait Lake City to and from Denver, Omaha,
y Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago, New York and all Kastcrn Cities.
j . Motor Coaches Leave La Grande o,n i'.,im.i
ff'endleton 9 :20 a. m. ; 1 :00 p. m. ; G :50 p. m...$2.y. S:j'ifl
iWalla Walla 9 :20 a; m. : 1 :00 p. m :!.7r a.fia
-Lewiston ........9 :20 a. m. ; 1 :U0 p. m.
fiSpol(ane..-........9:20 a. m r :
iYiikima .....'.......9:20 a. m
Tori land .....'...9 :20 a. m. ; 6 :50 p. m.
r!aker...'...'..........l 0:10 a. m. ; 3 :30 p. m. ; 8 :25 p. m
oise ..LI :....10:10 a. m
(Knit Lake Citjv-10:10 a. m.
25 HU!()
... s.7;" i:ur
.. 7.:i0 J2.fi5
S.00 12.05
.. 1.80 2.70
7.10 10.65
..19.15 :J1.!MI
Inquiro at Stage IVpot for rales and schedules to all points
T Kxpress Shipments Carried on AH Schedules
C""11?: Gore Stage Depot
Kim and Jefferson St.i. I'hone Main 71)0
it;ii-j- il--;. i
p ; M two
II of llto
v n il t:..-
inns of I ii-1
ro:inty h:is ni'lb-l aw;.y d':r:n-; 1
mild woatlit i' of tin- pmmi low iJay.-'.
, V. i. (b ithi;;.s i;. I .! hnVo
bo. mi busy i'1-f-ridiy ii'tldi'r lliin.i
in ro;:diio. s-M lo h:u:oiiT lo :;i
fiom their io."-i;iiit: can 10 in tho
Whislioy or-'t-U .ns!:!'t. I mciji'? tin
past low ;:y 'u y h.u.- li i-ib-d ir.
:i U w loads of lo?ra ; r.,I o(. ol lo
islari hauling with inon- inttiits t!v
hirst of tl.o w.'i!;. "": y l:avo no
trit-.i i do nii'di haMiin.'T y I b.--ciuiHc
of tlio ro.ids b-iiu: sol"! In
pine s,
I Kud It.iy of r.osMl-t1 wrt'i a vi-utoi
j in luwii tho lalt. !- 1.
! (MHs 'hi."s and
' torpl is.- i'i'o: -: 1 h
itlo- wi'fk. Mi:-. l'!:;-s r.
, KutiTprisf for a iVw
: w ii h lo r son, l.ciuj.s
' fa m My. ;
j II. r. Hearing jiml Y. ;f
'itct-oniptinh'd by ! rn
l.oa, rolurne-I hoim
t ho work I nun a w
w i(h .Mr. and Mis. I :,v
; l'M'ov:ib r. M r. and .M Ib ai 'nr
;'!. braii d tbolr fifi.oiii wedding
; simih'i-i;irv jeo nti- .-'i:d all tin-ir
. (diifiij-on won- In.ni for iho o;t''
!Kbin." Thoso pr-s.-nt b. shb ; II. f.
'and l-'reil lieniiii;- from this county j
.Wore: Miv. .fo!ui I i :loi-tM of Ibir. i
rah. Wa.sh., Alr.v. il. 1:. Kh'maiT-r'
lot Toppi-nlsh. Vah.. .Mis. Alvin :
I Mc!-'t diridi.'.- of Kiib rpi iso and j
.Mrs. WHItnni W-mHo is of Kr. I
I water. 'rh' Ile it ji- iViinily weivj
1 former re.slib-t.'': oi tills ootimj
.having liv d I'vi' t.i'any y. ;rn on 't
:f;irin'in tin- l.e.ip conutni'iiiy. 'I h'-y
moved lo their pivrent' homo ne:ir
! Fret 'Wiitor ai.ua; len v::rn it'o.
1 I-. '. I .at hrup and John 'ouch
;of l.o.wi were d.'Hvoi ip.K frit hof,'s t
JOvans Janu;i ry ! for :-lili'i;i-iif w i' Ii
. t ho Wallowa County k Marko(.
1 inu iisk i it ion. 'i'io :o!-'j'-iatl'iji' hiid
I'orlland Ii -1 tho oar
, sent (ml lb." mii!(i!" it!'
; ( 'a s an r'i in n-.
ally all iho 10 , ok in '
' tiy. l-;i:nec j:on!;u :, ;
.11 tho lam of th we..!;. .Mr. K(;V (tliniic) ?, Nib; i)t news;
mtn.i rojmrls that then l nut noohlm,- m hool; in, xiit'j 12,
Know In the timbered ttoi- lirKan. i:su. niurk.its: ntmllu:
NIU'; 4, inusioal proKiam; a,
Nlh' 7:.10, conoort; S;il, Nlii': .
H.udlu; iu:;ti) to U. Ilooi Owls.
1CKX (llfit'Uo) il. mimical pro
ttram: Jti, dnnco iiiukIo; 11:30,
HOW (.
Spokano
K'MQ (utinke) t:4Ct a. Hi.; opon
tii rxorclHo; 7. Nlh; '.t, iiiiihIu;
la. SIM'.: 1I:JM, furnietrt proKpram:
12. mnnic; 4, conoort orohentra; fi,
it: '-! snow In the timbered ttoc-tion;-
yet, and thai mail i-olidltloiis
are Mito tiood.
. t ttnshlorablo atnoun!: of ulel;
iirs," is n portorl from varluuH parM
of fin- i uinmtiulty ni thl.s linio. A
numb r of families haVo lioon mIo'
1. rt-ntly. snfiorLtii? from attaohn of
v. r.' (olds and Tin.' Tin- John
(Couili and I.. V. tJithrop fainlllon
of i.oap havo boon sh-k iluiliir? th"
;.!st week, tin most of them arn
ft:.1!).' uowh: it, nalon oroliohtiHi: 1.
pojiiilar in ash; fi, hioxraphloul
.skeiehe; it. t'ooil and Hally: !:lh
r-ntuiv: Hi to rj. ihtaoo music,
Ul-'lil' (lilMiio) f.:iia, tlanco
music; , sports; (l::p, ril: T.
tt'atures; y, t'ltS; H:lit to 1, dance
music, soloist.
salt IjiKo ( lly
KHL. (Ultiilicl fi, nim;: T:.
Hlinllo; N:;td, NHO; .10. vamlevlilo
fioltc: U. romiostH.
St'aulo
KJU (!i?0ke) fi. loaturoH; 7. or.
ohestrti; in, noIoUim and orchoa-a;
I It duiuv iniiMic.
KO.MO (iil'iiko) f.. NltC; 10:30.
malo qnariot; 10: in. news; 11,
I'J, 0 rtf an.
tvpuriod to bo considerably itupiov- NU,. () Npor,B; ;,:So. loujth MoyHijMtt
rd at tins tune. A conKiooramo J(, Nlt.. J2 ,D lt popular conoort. ;
atimbor of porsons aro onnfinotl in f IHmivoi '
l,o.l at llto local hosplbtl at thlM K0A (553, 4:,r Kronoh len- fURjS REFUSE
v. """ m -" sons; ;;ni, hiopkh, iicwh. m:
-i'''al ! ihIIi.iih. t:ivln I !(! 11. Vi'tiiilnliT cIiIiiiuh; 6. NHC; s:4r. j
Hi- viill.-y wns oii.mti-.l on mr w .. M,.M., i,i.,,.s Minir.-i-: u. nr- ,
i-lioslra; 'J::io, NBC. j
Onkliiiut i
.-mlicills Ihc- ilny afl-l- Christ-
TO TURN OUT
SAVE MD WOT
At Our Reduced Price S,ale on, !
All Rubber Overshoes & Ziijpers "
Infant Knit Sets Age 1 to 3 ; : " :;.
Sweaters Age 3 to 16 .' -
Boys jersey Suits Age 2 to 8
Wool Dresses Age 2 to 16
Storm Rain Coats Age 4 to-14
Boys Winters Coats Age 1 to 8
Pur Trimmed Coats Age 2 to 16
ALL TIIK AHOVK MKRCIIANDISE REDUCED
10 TO :.') PER CENT
Norton1
Kiddy Shop
ions mid Is reported to hi wtliiiK'
'" . Hie ly at thiH time. K(0 (730ko) 4.W. NIK; 7:110.
" tuHo: 8 to J2. Nl
'I-... (hroo laiK- st ivIIkIouk or- K, C8RHlw) 6;at piano; . C.
i-anivitlonn in American Samoa aro ronct,rl lrlo. 7t ,UlWft; !0 jn; HI
iho l.omb.n .Misslomiry sooloty. Jl(iH. J0 ,0 1( ft,Vh,.Mtr,lt
i-.nhnlio I'hur-.'hoK of Anicrlca u i Ijv AnucU'S
...I nuj
"i i s r kt w a m f Xr yt
P tJtt iJrjtS I till . ho Hit hi, "is woniun'K unchallonKPil 'wXtn't havo a
. k- pn'foKiitive." I.teain thiH year.
III., Jan. R (Al') la'H, however, have c6me ami
women's
dohntlnft
f ! ho wool:.
, ,,,,,
I Jb-arliur. of
U'o first of
lay: visit
e:ir;m of
OFFICE-
CAT
Kl-'l (il-l"l:c) f. : 4 r. . stoi-k innr-
kils: 0, NHC; -7:3(1, musical ;iro-
Kriuns; in, conciM-l orchi'Slia; ii.
news.
in-AVsTnV
:Tlu-ri is an old Chllmse saylim Hint iKimi'. anil not oho woman lwVt HP- I " Ml'CK TIMIUOIt - fl'T ' . :
(women talk too much. lt. itoi-sn'l j praiKil tu aocf-pt tho chance not-j KlTll-INR. Oi-e. (AI').S llonrd
Imiply at - Northwestern university, only In talk ImLtn he. eneoitruKCd .feptof tlmlior out In' tlie: C'as'cailo
il'roi". f. C. Ciinnlnnhnm has learn- to talk. . ,. , ;V ' .'; nntlbtinl .tore ;in 1!(I9 'nmoijntM
ed. much- in his diHiiiiointnient.- ."lam mystified," said l'roC.C.'un. ,tti 4r,Ct),ri4n hoard feijt or -!l,y7,T;
I l'rof, cnnnliiblmm eoaoiies the iilnchnin.- "Never , has there 'heea -'tSQ;inAra than In l!l2Saiiil a.'illE
Woincn's ih'lifttinir teams, lie i;nve !a shorniKo of wonien's tniiKitus' he-., fer-ehee In -value of llS.OTl.SD.'.Thp
out . his call for women itemm-in ,iore
'tlin .,ilini. il-iv iinil'. Iliin k.-il tilnk
KXX (lil.Mike) 6:15, kiiMh-s: It, -nnil waheil for the rush: "Speei'li." to talk ilotly sniili, NiirtlUvestelh
tlmher ctit In ltlS!) wasivaliteiliut :'
rules someone illsplnvH a deslrn 1 IIJ,(iV1.'.i 7 . , . The Kreatcr i part ' or
.RAO. MAMH IIIO.
Ho "So you (lon'l waul lo mar
iy mo. Doris?"
.m, hat's difforont! You said
sonu'thinu' tibout bolus: yours forever,"
on
COLUMBIA GORGE MOTOR COACH SYSTEM
i'-'-k and Yamhill - Portland, Orepon
i w oil into t i'i
j hero is villi il'
j trips wlili his
. j SfitSOU Of I he ;
".'o.T
hi!l f
Sllii
Mo- hi
which was
h. W- ell.
on prae
s coii'inoa
n:r:tl e,u
eh o:.id-.
. ions o.isi o'
lii:-ko his dady
l':-:::s. lly at Ibis
i, -re is to niuoh
KM i ju'lM ot t ll '
American
Are The Cleane
Homes In The
World
and yet housewives in America
have much more leisure
than elsewhere
'I'ho wealthy old lady wurt very (
ill ami font no- her lawyer lo nuiko
tier w ill. "1 w ish to explain b .
you." alio said, weakly, "about din-
posintr of my properly."
The lawyer wuh sympathetic.
"I hero, there, dull'l worry about j
it." ho snbl sttothimily. "just leave j
it to me,"
(h. well." said the old lady, re- I
hhrnodiy. "1 suppose I tnteht us (
w ill. You'll ot it anywuy." . '
Sin-: "So Mill i married." )
lb-: "Yes inarrl'ib on the 2uh t
of last Korbuury. Smart Kiiy.
i;lll!"
Shi" "What's smart about lhat ?"
!!; : "lie r:i n't foruet. hiit wetlilln-t
:;nniversary more than onoo every
four years."
I .on I: "U lull dr;to llio statis
tician rrayV"
tti (pus; "'I'ryinir m iTiiin uM
Avhai tii!:i-i'wli'' tllil with lertovcv.
lo tho i cfrluri-ator before iho
taldi siilail was InvonP'il."
I;i n who was e rented a Utile
lower thiin the aiiKids has man
a.. d lo yet a Rood de:i I lowei'.
o
( )pport unity is always present.
Itlejit now. for exaui)lo, tho time
ir. ripo for somebody to open n bar
in r simp for men.
49
If oollonns should itiHcard foot
h;i 1 1 l he buildings won hi hao to
ho rented to ' couples for llK'lll
I(tii::eUeepln.
ho-
She: "I always think twice
ii-.' 1 h t anyom kiss me,"
I'-o; ".Hi, nil i-Ivht. Inil malic 11
PP'-'
o
Kniuht of tho lload: "S:iy. boy.
i -.y do bit nio on the anhlo."
Hoy: "Well, that's H llffU as he
o'.il-I reaeh. You wouldn't epecl
little pup like that to bile you on
ho nook, would you'.'"
("usionier (eiiteriin,- store) -
'.My,
Do you smell It
The reason is plain.
American women take
advantage of the sci
entific household ap
pliances.of this age in
which they live.
M a c h i n e s do the
hard work of house
keeping. These won
derful electric house
hold machines not
only eliminate child-;'
gery but do the work
more thoroughly ana
much more quicKiy.
Today, with a vacu
um cleaner, a woman
can make a room
spick and span in no
time. Rugs, carpets,
draperies, upholster
ed chairs, out of the
. way c o r4i e r s all
must yield whatever
I UNltMliei' " Y-::,
.Mel-i-liant -llie
i.lu II."
vh:.l Is It
hllsi news.
-11
dirt has accumulated
to tho i'ov.x-1- of the
vacuum. And its so
easy to run a J'rcmior
Duplex vaciU:!'.i cl'.'an-
Premier - D up 1 ex
Vacuum C'l.'anri ;:. are
kcejiing millions t)f
American hi tines the
cleanest in tho v.'orld. .
They jjermit house
wives -to enjoy many
hours of: lei.uire that
otherwise would lie
spciit in hi;r-i;t".'lcan-Ing.
Let us bi'irn; one to
your home. We'll do it
gladly. You just try
it, yourself. No obli
gation. Jvf telejihonc
us.
Mrs. ll':innnon.l-l-:KKs: "I fllal
;vl K.- hln:!P-lllnU. linll't yOll ?"
V-.. Illnli: ''fill, no. tho thini?
i;tt ImoihI.-iis tin- most Js liolu-
't.-:i(:lir-r -"( !iv.' in- a sftitrnee
roTit-ilnlntf the ivfirit analyze."
---ininy "My iKU-r Anna ' says
h'ii- n-'rr pr.ln'.M, lull, oh. hoiv lina-
lyi-..-."
'1'uo wiMiii-M m (: si-ati-il In a
v,,-i-! t-.ir .llM-iiS-!n;r th'-ir favorlti.
i.h r:i--. ;iinl as ill" coniliii'loi- ail--.iinc-il
I-- t:-l" tti'lr rari-s. one or
tlM i.i. ii:inilin Iiiitl hi-r fare, re-ni:,i-I:'
-I: "I slinjily ailiu-,- '( 'a rinen'."
Mlavhin-r t" th" roots of his hah,
il.-t- . nitiiii r.'tssi-il i-onitnctni- i-'-plli-il.
Try tin- iMotni-m:! n, Miss, he's a
EASTERN OREGON
LIGHT & POWER CO.
: hi';
:i II.
UAi'fu nnxiiKD
rnm.w pitot.itA.Ms
Tin Natlon.'il Itro.ide.'ifdiisif coin-p-my
prociani for I-'riday foHoM-:
7 to h a. in., Mjifcliitt Merry: S to f.
Ilapl-y Time; tu, beai(y talk:
l'i::pi to );'a. Woman's ,ar'i'!ln,:
I lo 1'. couc(-rt onheslrj; ;t.:i0 to
t. world h;ippet;!ni;n; 4:4fi to t,
muvio; f., concert nrchestru: 6.
Ulll.v ,r.ne and Krille Hare; C'flO
lo 7, n-piere orcheMira; 7 to 7:n,
ff.nf.-n: a to S:X, KootllKhtH; S:Sn.
Amos and Andy; VAU, -John and
Ned; 3 to S;30, piuno pictureH; in
10 10:30, -in the Pnrlor;" 10:3".
Nomads; 11 to 12, dunce niupie.
Tin, Columbia Urondcaatlitf nyn
Itho timber cut was Douglas .fir. t- ,
1 .."ll11.1 ,
I'.v risky to cook a
lot of doughmits af: r Y
once . . . cook o)
A
:. . mum.
rr'i-.f'' .coVrjirX.:"., ,; V': vAiV-i; .7: :'. '
Yavor, is risked ivhcn cojfee
, is 'roasted in luU.:';!XaA'i
' ioity Hills, h-os roast' otily I
a few poiihds fat atlrne
( : by a continuous' process -r-'
If you put too many doughnuts in the hot fat at once, they will be
soggy and greasy. When colTee is roasted in bulk, invariably some
of the berries are roasted too much and sonic tot) little.
No wonder Hills I'ros.' continuous process Controlled Roasting
produces the better flavored collec. 5Jy this method, only a few pounds
at a time pass through the roasters and every berry is rousted evenly.
No other Coffee has the same matchless aroma and flavor of Mills Hros.
Coffee because none is roasted the same way. Controlled Roasting is
Hills liros.' process exclusively.
Hills liros. Coffee in vacuum tins is sold by grocers everywhere.
Every bit of the aroma nnd rich strength produced by Controlled
Roasting comes to you complete. Ask for 1 lills liros. Codec by name
and look for the Arab the trade-murk - on the can
HILLS BROS COFFEE
Frtlh from Ihi original tacuum pailc. l.iitily ouiuJ uilh tin hy
10 Of. tOt, TUB ARAB ON TUB CAt