La Grande evening observer., March 03, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, 6RE. '
Page Three" ;,
I. jr-N m Br
II fl )f II r- II
Legion Auxiliary
Hostess at Cards .
And Kensington
. A siUM-essful and delightful nf
let n. -ton of cart Ik and kensingiou '
wan enjoyed Riitinlay when Hie
American Lesion auxiliary '' ;
tnhiedwlth a benefit at the. Kuca-:
' Jnwi-a Inn. Funds win go to' tin?
scholarship loan fuud. Mrs, Hugh
Jtrudy wus general chairman,
" Thirty tallies of onrds were at
!:.. lourteeu of ' which wero
bridge. .lr.i. Mi-lvhi Larson won
first prize tit bridge, .Mrs, hate Cox
second and M.s. Anilrew Loio-y
thlnl. '
High tally at pinochle wan made
liy Jlra. MhinU- Hniitn. THo uward
fur .kuilHlnKton WIIM trim l.y MM.
l,olii'it I ilxim . wll h nliout leii wo
rn. mi liarlliliiaiin- m,h. J. T:
Itichardon w:im In chitrm. . - ,
nainty rerrcsliineiitH were served 1
later in the afiernoon. Those :ui
NiHtiiiK" were Mm. rSrady. Mrs. OU Mainly rifreKhnieiils wer
Palmer, .Mrs. .Merlin . Hat icy. .Mrs. ;latr in the ufternoo..
JS'oriiiau lie.sllia and .Mrs. O. tt.'ii '. ' ' ;
V
; '?
Mrs. Anderson Is'
1 Hostess "to Clubi 7"" l';1""," M:,T1':1
., Khm held another of their ;twlcc-
' " .-nionthlv s(cial evenings- at the
Mrs. ItosH Anderson, was hoste(is .l0ni(. tt( ani, A,,.K- ,M.,iH w)lu.
to her club in
lelittntl'ul nftci--
noon of bridge at her home Friday.
'L'htve. taldes w ere ai piny. Mrs.
tlark Wcbl) won the award lor
hlifll tally, second prize was pre
wnled to' Mrs; Will 1'idcoel; and
" ;trom am Kenneth Keiicrhclm.
' Mrs. Htne assisted by M.r.s..thaiies
Z TCimXTT A T m sPlvil' nii hostess served delicious
I ; KUolONlAN Jr' ".".'
, i " I hose present' ; were: . Mr. and
i V t f - 5i
H
O
E
The New Spring
Styles Are In.
We have a big t
showing of dif-
f event styles both
iii oxfords and
shoes. .1
NOW
With
Bessie Love
Charles King
&
Many Other
Big Stars
STATE Theatre
Tijffii&C AUTAIKIMC cn-w
t Hear all the latest
Also
METRO'S LATEST
MOVIETONE NEWS
few I a '
W JPsJ lr- WA fl
Mrs. J. J', JVanom
gUeKf pl'.Me.
ItrtMelnuh formed
elved
priMty dec-
oriitlon fee, thy tables when n (wo.
eo-irs( luncheon was served follow
Ing cards. The club will uwi-t
again March 1 with Miu Illuiu-h
Orice.
'
R vmo VlClffYV
-DUI XUcl V lillH fc
Guest Of Honor
MIhh ItiiKalu, of .Itunaa, wilh a
tcih-Ht ut tlu lut'mtnK: of ll MIkmIuu
Stuily ftiiHK of tllo Wouw.'ll'H mirii'ty
ut tin' 1-tapti.st rhtirch. Irrltluy nl'l'!--iiouii
ut llt, liuitH! uf .Mrs. Syiln-y
IlnitpiTHflt. Slit lolil u( lir worlc
an a inlsmoiiiiiy In Imlhi, ri-kitms ;
.s.iiiin tf hrr L'iitfi'li'iii'1!. M'Ihh Itn-;...i
'iBll ,i a Bulil.- In Mih. W. P.
Mi.Aihn v ni hi i- I'm., t lrll ui'Ollllil' I
Ihi' worlil, unci whllo Ihti- mix
.Mm. MrAiiiM'y'8 housu ttui-sl. .Mi.
imx UIlli xVH. .Moore Imd chuw
of the pnoK-rnm due to- 111 new In
'.Airs. t'ollord'H home.
served
;SociaI Evening: 1
At C Sill Home
" . ., .
jon Jefferson nventre with members '
of the Moose, lodtftv nnl friends
present Kriihiy nitfht .vith pinochle
as a dtA'ersion.
Mr. and Mrs. .!. W. Kellojrj? won
hiffh honors. - Consolatitm awards
were presented to .trs. II.. X Ohs-
M''f.I 1L '. I'rovnst,: Mr., and .Mrs.
I'L'J. Omstroin; Mr. and Mrs. H
K.-. I'euerhelm
chiln.cn Kenneth
:uid Verda: Mr. and Mrs. L. V.
Z'way, Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Kelloue
and ilaushier. Cirace; Mr. andMtv,
Joe St-llers, Mrs. Harry KitlerT M rs.
Wn line iv Cass, I'hilllp Van - Kvern,
Mt:., and M rs, rharlos Spi.vey, .Mi'
and Mrs. f'ui'tls Mine nnd tla:is"hUM,
Ma riruerile. - . .
WISDiM
1
Wisdom demands that you
secure the sei-vices of ex
pert morticians who know j-j
the science ana ethics 01
their-, profession and who.
have demonstrated their
capacity and ability. '
.' We Understand '
: Snodgrass
' & Zimmerman
Phone Main 62. .
PLAYING
Kcnjr hits in th
l)i(f technicolor.
'Enjoy Dancing:
-"Jv ""v"l
I'artV AtbChOOl
nil Jlly hours of dancing
were enjoyed hy I ho Ricrvd If cart
Hi.'h....!...... t.!..K u .li.t..! i-lwi Ihrt
junior class wan host find hostess "
Friday night at the sebool irom t
to i
u u'chtck. . - t .
P.-T. Association
HPJirS Ml'. Eaklll t
To.' piu-t-iLt-liuii-licr luwoi-iiitlon
luel .-rl.luy aflornoun at Crlllral
iwliuuk T!ii fcnluin of llu- niocllliB
was a l..fluiv Blvoii hy Itol.i'it
lO'iikln i, in, in, .v whn furiiKTlv was
I ti";Z iin,: "i1,:::; boanu
Tlw Ih. nu. 01 HIk HPi'.vh was
A.m-rl.-.o.lxntkm nnrf HUU.'nhH.. i
Mr, iililo in u. nuiJv who ha ;i
broad vision of what education
hoii,i n-ully nii-an to ihn people,
i,iu ....nt,...i u-lih
thv fMll, c flirMion un.l Bchool
...,.i i... i i. .-in...i.
,IR lrf ,hn iiuMiituiii prollim. Il
,iis,..u,so,l Bcn. njly ilto l ontrlhutiun
(lf nu .ur ..v m.. 101 0
pr.tent ediucuitiMi. gnotlnj?
e l.u se from one of the Hl:ki e cttU-
HtHutions. he saitl, "Itclitfion. mon-
ality and.' knoxyliedwc
itecexsury
to any siuic, and school ami uduca-
' litoii sluill fore voir he encouraged.
.Mr. Kakln circ.Vileir tin? Orc-Ktinimt's
.standard and popubtrity us ait
int'ormuiLon ncwspiipcr to the fact
It sponsorcl many educational poli-
eies and publishes the rijdit type
gt suljcct maiter to bt placed
lore the public; thus helpLiift- mold "wu". mis. ion k.. h, npny mm .uarcn i ai. o-triocit in ine -m. w.
nnhiie iininton in the i-iirht dire.- M '". KlUabetli Haitcy .uro the char- church hiLScment. All members are
tan
. . ; , ,
. ,, ,,, . ; the on y one who s st II a member
sense ot vnliies, Mr. Waliln coin- . . . ,
.... , I of the corps.
mcnieil. Lhe question is, do wo 1
pbuv pioper empluLsis on the tm-I deliKhUnl program wus pr
portant thiuKH Ui lite and educ- sfiuoil, beKun with tlw- Kioup sbiK
tion? The modern y.ith's hero- ist1'' tbe "Sine SpanBle.l Huuuer."
"Mabc" Rutlu He i- the ffreat
"Homer of the present day world.'
The speaker woniLerdtl, whether tlie
position of .a coIIckw. athletic coach j
was not m-nifT iwc'r emphasiy.tMl, to
the dimlnishinir creiltt of the col-
t"ht t"1""1'- ""77 '7
11011, u i.iu, ai u we .uiriunK oui
our pioneers
ut considerlnK -.the many educa A,ae Mrs, u Xytf. Mrs.,
(tionnl facilities we possess- now? Ijt1. h Hunk and Mrs. Kl lit liy-;
lour naticm prOKi'essln. or has it lnili""Hon served thy Luuchoou. ;
Ircacbe.l its y.enhh and rtrtroj?rad- ' Th lisbiess , uieetlji following
WuisV Wilh all the lack oli respect ,
tor law itntl other iKople's rlfchtn,
I wo pause,
debatable.
und find the question Is ;
he adtle.L
( The last part f the speech con
'sisttfd of a description, of Lorn!
iSbaftsbury who wus the oiltsland
I iiiK man in Knland durbif,' th-. ,
nineieeni 11 ceniiiry.
OA
on are iiwilctt to '.men
Miss flattie M. Ford
DOROTHy CRAY
SALON
OA-,, QU (';,, '
Wed. & Thurs.
Mar. 5&6
.S7i is especially tutilijiril through her hmt experi
ence, in A'cu1 J r.- to piee you tt vperl tul-u;e uu the
hest riit'thotfs ufkfepinss ottr fare ami. throat, hrttit
tif'iitfryoHttg. There, is no nharpt Jiaf her services.
Toilet (hiots Department .
" The L &L Drug Co,"
- went to the Canned Goods Fair, r.
The prunes and the tunes were there "
MAVI'. yiu. I no, lictrrl hr Can-n-ry
ra -kt tl:e liul tin-eliol
"Si-iind" iKrnn and J;i:.z mini
bia, n -nliilly w-l-niiiil ht-ro by
tltP (b-lieatt . B' I '-'
To r.niA tli.itr intf-tfetii Hits Is
a In .trt-warmi." i-lann-ir. It tie-aos
-i.itiiniy f'-r tli-ni, h'-tt' . k f :u-r
pr('fitn.
To pTS'ins t.f otiintd mifl':il
lajtlH, It Is lodicroiiR h:i'1 bai'iMlf in
nn Hfrront In the lni ili( ii' f und
,f l (if tlH-alrf-aolliif piibllr.
Thy ft in Hi t:tlVp tm rxt-tnn
(or X4nrtri to Canned Alarir,
If jwi. A nr r.Kr. ar on nf
tliO toito itunic Dial tiiiohinc-
THE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF MUSICIANS
(Cmthini 1-10,000 pftrttiomt muitirt$ in tU Unlttt Stwtti md Cmn4m)
JOSfcPH N. WEBER, frttMtnt, 1444- Droadway, New York, N. Y.
"Ituddy" Iteynolds played (hive
(urvordlon sol whit It were urtis-
,,I,all mdered-ami well received.
io A ml row acomimnlcd the
ploy "'the (lift booivrH." lu whirl! imbed to attend, the evening to
OikiI Connor and a number of oih- start ,al 7:4" o'clock. Uefi eith
er students of the tinner tVntrni menis w III he nerved.
W. R. C. Observes
37th Anniversary
Tl"' tlilriy-wwnth l.rnh.l:iy mi-
, iim rjdiiry or mp wuiihtim isruri
ii vrjin hi r.n Tinimii' witir oiin"rrii
si,t,lr,y , t livlr- rpunliir noon
1 iw-l. . mix rarn wnn nrt'iili-
z,.,l .Maivh . 1 wlfll ill-Mlnn,-r
,..hn, .
'
'n",,,!,,,
'""'"""'I l orminlwitlou Willi a
hlr '"'""''' "-nr:.tll
finu i"ii"i i.iiit
a candle for each member of the
orlKlmtr irroitp. Mr Joiwh? N'I-
hoii Kfivt u brief hislm-y of tin W.
It. i'. and n she cr.b-d rho roll
call of the charter mcmbcrH, .M vis !
I .mini Itraden lighter it candle for 1
each nteniber. , Mrs. Hay ll:teli,
yit,fottt Instructor of the dnntrh
!ers ma.ic rne ennc. ,
Mm, Anna. Henry. Mrs. Mary C
itt-Olclhuitl, . .Mrs Kittle Uiay.. Mr.
Anna oiuihhi. Airs, iianna itoKrb,
.urn. iMnry w. itcexes, sirs, ssn.snn
Zuber,, .Mi-h, Atia L. 1'Irlcmnu Mrs
WHa Klichcii, Mrs. .lonule t llok-
M -Miry l.
I'fcscoit, 'Mrs. ;
itiian'e, ..Mrs. a run
Aurllla IV KcMfer.:
I'-H'-aDdii i eai, . .i rs.
LyJLa
ii'Hntiy. .Mrs. Laura t uuiver, .Mrs
t'lurit C. Urowu, ALrs. Uora H.
iter men bees, only five of whom are
living, una .Mrs. r.yiriu crnndy is
' ruuees uyneaison ksivo-u rvmiuiff.
: Vivian and Ma. Lei ine btoyle pru-
Iseutctl a musical rcadbiw,. "Aiwcci-
na." acL.mpanie,d by Mrs. I'liui.lc
Wllcock at the
piano, responding
with un. encore
The I'Ljiir sulute
-Mrs., MbLiiitv
Must Try SniUinif.!
was Klvon,
Lupeir. M.rs. lllc
M rs. Jcsstw isetsou, iirs. j
".."-..run wu presnuMu over n
Mrs. tirade a.
Announcements
A lii-iicllt rnril pnrly will li hi lil j
III in i-venlng l.y lhe si. "-ti-rH TOplK-
111 t
niiittc KfninJ eitnnot tl: p'ut-
(if livinit on-hi"Ftr;i nful origin 11
in tlin t iittP'-, TKK.U' vot:p.si;i.i-'
TO A MCII OF liKLlKF. SKIN
Till: COl.TON 1W:L0V. Then
mud u:
A MC RICA N rCDCRATlON f
4 UtlCi ANI
1410 IrudMr, Ntw YwL H. V.
fit.itiMncn: Wlfhctt fvrtlitr 'Hintin
ci t.ij plra rurMt nn rum tt II r
Hti-i tx-t'tti Umtur . ..! U w
.'m (i t),r pllruiiitll'.ii tA IJili.Z llu Ic
1 1 t in U.f Tl'ftti.
Alrti
litj., "u
ienpt.1 guilt Mils evening lit the Lit
Utmndc holW. The cards, both plti-
nehle and h.ldo, will he progres-
siv. ItoHi men nml women are
1.
'tfhe Fa ri; dale club' will meet
Wednesday, .March 5 at the- home
'of Mrs. Clyde Webb with a pailucft
;ll,,M,,M,on ut '::t, o;t,,i,iUv
I'll.' Uixul Will tluli nf III.. Wo-
I4ull..f ll'tw will III :
... . , ..... , lh i.t.,. c(w
Mill i h t. ,
. ., , . ,,,,,,.,.,.,, I
Uu' "'''": NulnhUorlloo.1
xlitb will nit ul IU m. ufuiiiU' ,
howl Tlliwly ..,,,. .
Til pluiciiim will lw nlvi'n by .Mik
,. MomMon ..Ar, ,a lUo ,,. i
deli.-- mvh, .MK.mnii wm wnow i
,,mub-r of Hd-B of home and Kar-
,en in the ntato of VVushlnKtotu1
ThcfO hUW have JujL been re- I.
Ceivcd rrom the Valilnlnn Statu 1
Vtlcrn.tloiv ot: U'omwn's ulubH, ami I
tVcco.wdlns to Mih. .Mo.smait. aire
Ver uotd.
The Xwlirbborhood Literatim?
club will meel this evening at 7:;i0
o'clock at the homo of Or. Mar-
ifarei jimtro. .wr.h vi, towier
win kwq a .iu.uiur.iic talk o nm
riuc USa. A iIIhimihsUhi on hohlcs
recently road by the club mem.
uers wm ioiiow.
National pmlts will be the subject
oi in vouiik Vvomeus Kilucttttoual
uiuslllury meeting Ttiestlay event iir,
requested, to be present.
.
Phint in Amerie
IMieasanls were hromrlit ro Anter
nbout !t(Hi yenrs ntro. Oregon alone
now has about L'.'.t) pleitsnnt farms
Take Lonfiot Vcationa
The next, world prohleut will he
what to do with the time we stive
every . yen r lliroimli l'jitei' slilpn mid,
plnties Ann Arbor hally News,
The Kiffht Side
It there are two sides to ever
stHry lakit a uhiuce at llitf otilside,
but uet the Insiile, IT you ran. Lou
Angeles 'I line..
,Workin-n and Praying
Witrlt h If you were tn live 1M
yi'Hi's. pray inc If yoif wero to dte
tinnHTw I'liinliHn.
Truth at Ditadvantag-a
Triilb Ih 11 L-ein rhul Ih found st
11 jf rent ileptli; whilst mi the sur
face of this world all thltis;s are
welched hy I fie Calve scutes of
eitSl i,HII I'.Vfnli
: - - drove Ci mil there to I ji (Jinndc
1 1 . 1 i!lst Moiiiday anil Mrs. llroslns will
- E" N U S remain at Hot Lake for two weeks
I . or more where she- will take a
' " --- ' I' 1 , 1 course id' treatments.
-fty SlNter Mnry I M-. I'. I'". Weiss is spending a
Many - housekeepers regard ' the week at her borne here. M-rs. '..
nrticrwket which I'enlly f n'TlowM' V. Witty is stayfn- with their par
fiulle beyond the nverajfe pocket- r,nl' M'p 1111,1 A,M' J'WPh Scott,
book ami the ordinary sltill to pre- -Meiint I'leasant, while Mrs.
pare. 1 Weiss- Is at home.
There are two common varieties, 1 J"' Women's club's next tueet
the.j;lohe or French and the Jem- lntf wln '" iu'ti Thursday ut .f.iM.
salm. The Jerusalem Is a tuber r- Hazen's . hotiiv. This will lie
nnd very tlffferent frnni the French nn espectiitly intervstlnK" nieuMns
artichedfe, which renly Is n flower i it It Is to be an heirloom after
bud. ' 1 - ! noon when everyone Is expected
French artichokes are usually ,n "Wntf " heirloom and Rlvo Its
most plentiful- in market when history.
other fresh vegetables are scarce- A hirire number of KIkIu relu
and Mk)u They oCeu a delicious "ves attemled the funeral of Mrs.
variety at a niosf oiportune time., 'Itillu Tenbiook at Ninth I'owtl r
for they are very simple to pre-' Sunday. Among those who went
pare nml serrc and often take the from here were .Mr. and Mrs. Jo
place of a ffreen salad. : HalJwartb. APr. and Mrs. Carl
One artichoke Is usually calcu-. '"tV -M'". I'amelia Lonjf, M'r. and
lated as a "serving", nlthoii(,'li the -M'. Harry Clawtth, of Cricket
Khiltes may he halved or even I'lul. Afr. and Mrs. Itoy l''lnher. jr
quartered. They should be cooked Indian creek, Airs. Herbert Duron'
iwhole and divided Just before and Air. and .Mrs. Saui HallKarth. '
serving. j KK'ln has had two automobile
j The center or "choke" ts always accidents ' lhe last week. Lust
.removed before servlnir but Is listi- 'Wednesday Itnlph .Miller hud a
ally left In while coking, for after
it Is cooked tl pulls out eafdly. If
removed before cooking, cut awny
vith a sharp knife and tie arti
choke with a cord to keep its
vhape.
f chouse fresh green glolies from
j which a leaf will pull easily when
: marketing for artichokes, for they
I will be more tender and dellcntely
I flavored.
j To prepare for cooking, wash
(stem close to leaves. Pull off hard
-oilier leaves nnd cut off top about
.1-4 Inch down. Let stum! In cold
water to cover after vinegar In the
proportion of one tablespoon vine-
jgar tti one fjuart water has been
) added. Let stand one hour. Drain
jand cook In bolting salted water
for .'Ml to. 4 -minutes, Drain and
ii-erve with HollandalHo sauce,
j melted but lei- or u hot ma yon-
naicc.
FiLch left is pulled off with tho
fingers anl dipped into tlie saime
; nnd the soft part Is eaten. The
sauce is served in a separate in
dividual dish or n thick sauce can
be served on the side of the plate.
The Italians cook ortlctudtes
' wllli cheese and olive oil,
HulUiii Ntylit Artichoke
I Four mull glolies, 4 tablespoons
(grated cheese, 4 tablespoons oiled
: butter or olive oil.
j I'repnn- artichokes hy the rule
'given today and parlHdl fifteen
j minute. Drain and arrange hi a
j single layer in n buttered baking
' dU-h. I'our ovr th oil anl
sprlnklft with chse Cer ami
bake in ft moderate own for fifteen
minutes. Serve from baking tllsh
with segments of lemon.
A. F. KERR TO
AGAIN OCCUPY
BAKER POST
MAKI'iK. Ore., Alar. 3 Offlcis
of tu Haker county chauilxr of
commerce were re-eU-cti tl with
out opposition at a meeting of
the din-dors in the chnmbt?r of
i-crmmercn rooms In the Hole)
Maker. ( if fleers n-Herfed were:
A. F. K-rr, presitl'-ntr A. A.
Huilth. vief presiilent: tJorge H.
Fontr, tresurr, and O. tl.
1 1 iiuhson. secretary.
Tho direct f.rs took slepn to
Abe Martin
Now tbcu. In tl euc like that
tUics the Kovcrnuii'iit iisiiiiio the wan substitute teacher during the ;
vot c" niniuitiit' the sit II flh. or day..
thu's trw- frcsl(hut bavv to tgn Mv.- and Nnrs. C. R. Ilcan urw
tUiutt lu hH own pocket." akcit building an Improvement to their;
Art: MAk when la rcml Hint l'rc.-u lioino in the way of a remndclct
Ideat, IIiUMcr wo, ill Lull Key, porch. This will ' adtl matci ially
Fl"vhlu. Svw Haven buutlit botlv to the contTort ,nnd convenl
hr"h Kltl.tmi woitli u" llnxctlc ,.U-ei of the home,
in' or aped on a hicyclo. j IV K. Kntb wlw' has been Irnln-
" " r iny lhc chori'.ses for the cantata
work out nn effective- linker
' rotiniy orRanboitloiv tbroiiKb chw
. or contact with oullytmr sections.
t'ha in her of: eonimerce
lucettntfs
! will be held in the various com
munities from ttm to - time to
consider- loenl problems.
W I llia'm I a ly re purled- on the
nieetttik af tlovcrnor Norldutl's'
public doma-Ia committee lu I'ort-
I hind llils week. The directors
' took ih action in the matter.
Cold Weather Is
Preventing Too
Early Budding
itv yt. 1., Hiii 1
(Observer' Correspondent) 1
M 1.(1 IN', Ore. tSpecial) A snow
stnir'm. beK'an Tuesilay evenliiH: and
continued iluritiK 1 lie nlg'ltt nnd
practically ull , d.'iy Wednesday.
There has been nn wind and it
has not been unusually cold so it
'and may hvlp by i-etiirdlnx the too
' taily tleveloHueut of f r 11 It buds.
j I c. 11 ml Mrs. V. M n isi ns, of
fuml', were nuesls at the Lynn
TMH home on Wednesday evening.
Dr. Mrosins practiced in KnU for
several year leavliiK here fop
Sandy nbiiul- three years a (to. They
head-on col1lnln V it h another car
( on the hlKhway east of lhe Jap
Chandler farm,. Moth Hie cars
wcifo demolished. On Satiidnv
nioinfnii In the very early hours a
; coupe containing youhj? peopiiv 1
turning from n dance in Wallowa1
county ran into a cnlvcrl at tle
Andrew Knight road turning off
the- hlirh wa v west of IMuhland-
I school house. The coupe wus'dnm-
aged beyontl possibilliy of repair
In escaping serious Injury. I
. Paul Hailler lias accepted a po
sltlon ut the local .Mac.Marr store
j Mr. and MJrs. S. I'. Foster luvc j
returned from a trip !o SMttlbeasi
ent fregtm and Caldwell and 1
Welser, Idaho. The h'oslers plan
A smooti
triidle-cake hatter
de funds upon adding
the mlllt to Ut flour ,
A Little
at a time
Likewise the mooth rich flavor
of HilU Bros. Co (fee is the re mi It ,
of Controlled Koastinn the pat- I
ented, continuous procem which I
roanti only a levt pounds at a
time iiwtead of in built. No other
procesi can roast coffee o
evenly.
Freth from the original vacuum
pack. Easily opened with the key.
HILLS
BROS
Coffee
C15J0
'to ;iciivc" Kljfln t
home clHCwherc. '
Mrs. 1'lank (llltnvr ami . sotij j
Ulclmrd. b 11 Mttuday for Lewis- -
ion. kuiuo. m spenq a wceu or ten
dayn with her pn rents. HVr fatbci'
mn been 111 til lUv St. ,MHpb bos- .
plinb nt liCWlHton. The youiiKur
sou. t'url, will upend tho time of
his motlu-r's absence with lit aunt,'
M!i. Uttrvoy (tilltner InLu tJrandtf.
Mtis. K. . tretttnKs has bet n
having an 'cxlrt?niey unplanant j
oxperlence with an IniecHon In her
thumb. She lm hail- to have it'
l:rncd lwieo iLii'tnic Inst week and
he W Muffcrlnf; tpiitc a Koot d'enf1
with it yir. ;
Mj. and Mrs. A. K. Witherspnon ;
and M.V. find' Mrs. Kcrna.) Huk at-
j leililcd the Joint mo.eliliK of all tlw
1 a;n luultural imimitteeu from the '
eoliivty jri'anHes that was h.t'bl ttfc
, I'oiuity A Kent Avery' ofiflce tasi
J Thursday. They were very welt
j Impressed with tho poxsibiUtitfit
i that may he attained by such a
council us was ortfaniy.eil at th ;
meeciui;'. 1 .
! MIks (Ivetrhen I.eiiitin ri'th i
Krmlc ten cber, was 111 on TuesiUiy ,
of this week. Mrs. J. VV. Itrow n
"Knlier." Ih still tn a serious con
dition. He suffered a slight para
lytio stroke. It has been reported.
tin. I- MlM1ni11.l1 tihlit l.i In. mi .x
" ;
mj- 110 iinvinis rrcijvert'u nom iim.1
HlnesH. . 1
Mrs. h, l.ienlian wn in TUkIi
last Thursday uud l'riUay supvr
lnlendlni; the pricking nnd moving
of the hoiischo-ld ko(Ih to "the
Denham's new home In La Ornnde.
Wiles Woodell was In KIkIii on
but-iness from his home in Hum
niervllle APoiidny of this week.
. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne I'ark came
to KlKln lust Saturday tiftr-rnoon.
While .hero they culled on' a few
friends fni.i a, short time, .
' Arleixh Thompson was brouwht
EC
5A
Rain or Storm Coats, age 4 to 14
Shaker Sweaters, size 32 to 36
Jersey Dresses, age 2 to 6
Velvet Dresses, age 7 & 8
Jersey Suits, age 2 to 8
Package & Stamped Goods
And Several Othev Bargains in
Close Outs at x2 Price
NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES
' ; NORTON'S
KIDDY SHOP
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! rSr? 'J " llli ROOMS EN SUITE
i R fwiAV "om"0M 1
I i V ! !'1?' - 'tf-' 1 t :,
,1 MMi&JkA AH
HERE you will find delmhtful homines! and comfort.
600 outside rooms, each wilh tub and shower balh(
servidor, radio, and many o'her conveniences, that will
make your stay enjoyable and long to be remembered.
, PKIVAI! OARAGE IH HOTEL OUILDINO
, ' LHUCKINS,M)Mlns Director
itT i 'I-., I,
1927 CHRYSLER SEDAN
Reconditioned Throughout With
New Paint & Tires ,
1930 License - $550
PERKINS MOTOR CO
Mam r00 4th and ufam
I PUTMAN'S i!
TIIK HOMIWtV StlU, r i
i .VKt'MlM'tt rti'llulilv IhiiinU hUy ,
Onyx "Pointex" tj
bomam
Gold Stripe
Phoenix
Gordon
1.50-1.65
1.95
r to U. r. Burlow's on last Sunday.
' He hud been -ut the Grande Flo ml e
hospital where he submitted to .ni
i appendixx operntion. Ho has rt-.
j covered and may" return shortly to
: his home iii Cricket Knit. , ,
Mri. Jonathan Cireen hns . rn
i tir nt.-d to her home In Cricket
; Kbit. She kocs to La (Irnnd"
! about three times it week to hnye
1 btr hand tli'ttteil. Hive Is ma-kln-w
'. siLtlsfaetory proKi''ss towartl tecov-;
; crlm; the nue of' her hand.
iU. 'and Irs. Vera Thorn-ptwrn
i of Hllard. spent Sunday visiting
rt latlves' in KlKln. They hnrf rtln
' ner with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Siwel
: lei ami in the afternoon they all
i druvv out to the Jnnathan (Ireeii
I homo for a visit. -
Mr. and Mrs; nick Qwhorne. and
1 Dick Junior spout lhe weekend:
! with tho V. A. Ilerry family Ui iln.-
! terprist?.
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