La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 26, 1930, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday,- Maith 2S,-1!)30 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDS, ORE. Page Three Delightful Bridge Luncheon Tuesday At Tanner Home M t-H. I a n It. Tn n tier - a ml M in. A. Killing w.Ti hoMti'SNi-H ai ti delightful hridtfc-hin-lirpn yi stur dily ufit'i'Muuii at Mih. Tanner's homo iu nit-nihers of the M1UI club. Attractive cineraria: ued as tltTorulUuiH. wed Three tabb-H of bridge wen- at play with Mrs, II. N. AHhby win- nintf club honor. .Mrs. I received conjoint Inn awanl, prb.0- was, presented tn .Mrs Tribe: (fiiesl 1 I,, It. ..woe. I Miss Roehm Is Tuesday Hostess At a charminir brhUe-lnneheon Miss Virginia Ituehm was hosiess Tuesday n I'tcrminn at her home, on O uvenne, Sweel peas wore pret . Illy arranged in a color xolienm of pink and orchid. Luncheon was served at l ::tn o'clock with rnVi'iM laid for twelve. Honors at cards were won by Miss Anno Hlange. Wistaria Club Is Entertained Tho Vistarla club members were piiests of Mr. and Mrs. Waller Mowlam! last night k! their home on Adams avenue with three liiblfs' of cards ar play. Lovely baskets of yellow Iris and tulips and yel low tapers feat'.irod a color scheme of yellow and white. Mr. and -Mi's. Harry .Hanson ro polvod high honors. diiest prixo was presenl'd lo .Mr. iind Mrs. AVillfaill Oablp. l-'ollnwing curds a dainty two-course luncheon was sorveti. . i ne next meeting win ite with Mr., and Mrs. li. A. Karnam. April S. ,. ; Eniov. Program i , . . 'chock on the requirements. UlVen at Meeting, Madeline Larson, Camp I'ir. S jeutlve, was a visitor. A plonsnnt potluok ilinnor fol- ' v lowt'd by a delighlful program was I it yi i enjoyed by the Women's ltenofit bWedenDOrg ClUD iir'-iji i;u i'.mi i ues'iiiy evening HI me; Odd l-'ellnu- hull with nhnii! :tf. pi-csent Including uuiio a nuinbe of tho fddosl members. I Hirin, din nor Miss l-Iloulse hnvls gave humorous reading and tittle Ku n.ce .Me.orum reoneu -nuiys an:i Johnnys Lunch. ! Mrs. Delia llarndon supervised and directed tin program present ed py the Juniors later In lhefc eve ning. Ainses lOlouiso and IIoreuce la vis sanj? n vocal duet. A piano solo was presented by Miss J .oil ore Me C'orkle. 1 A pretty Kcott-h daneir in complete Highland costume was ffive-n by Miss Kunice Meldrum. a pupil of Miss Clilda Asltby, Jliss Clocked Soc!s ARE COME! LOOK! GREAT VARIETY! We have a real Coopers! choice selected from thou-j sands of the season's finest colors anil tlesiyns in men's hosiery. Come in and see ' these Spring and Summer styles today. i Coopers clockings are Especially smart ! Also we're showing many tie:v designs ' in diamonds, checks and ver- tical stripes. For tuxedo or evening dress, Coopers lilack j silk hose with fancy white j clockings are the thing just inough contrast for smart i correctness. Prices from 50c j to$1.50. Inspect them today, j I.;ine ptayd piano Klvcn liy Mhw Phyllis I'otii r and Krederiek JfiiHHt-ii. Mis. David' Meldrtim who hr.s been a resident u f the I'niu-il Statt iw JiiU hix yearn, pies.-nted a iaT" i telling of Khi.l.uul ami Scot kind, At the business meeting plans for the rally in. .May were lUsi'llsseil hihI Ivvj uienJjt'i-s and .x juniors were accepted, .Mix. Hazel Jensen i wns elected rceordinj,' necrelury. The Wesiwjty club will uu-i af the homo of Mih. Herman tioeelt Friday evening- for -an "old-lash iuned" dreHij party. ; Mary-Elizabeth j Club Entertained At a pleasant afternoon Mrs. H. Nye was hoMiofs lo the Mury-Kllzu-lietli club yesterday at the home or her daughier, Mrs, Hurry Turner, on Washington avenue. Swept peas were i: lovely decoration . . Sewing and games were a pleas ant, diversion. Mra. T. 11. (lalther was a (.;ueHt of the cl:ib. A dainty Ihree-eourNc luncheon wan served. Mrs. William Mnrclay will be the next hostess at her home at li'it Spring stn e(. , Lai.g.e Attendance At Camp Fire Meet A. large attendance was present at the meeting of till' Tata pot lion j Camp l-'ire group Monday nt'ipr-.' noon in the Camp Kire room of the ' Lutheran church win, violet itog-' ors. ; president, tn cliarge. (iirlM from the Ackorman Training si hool I reported several dollars profit from - candy sales, ami plans were made to hold another. The gir!s from nlral school are making pivpura- iilllw rni. ii,, .ie i-in.lv Th,. Wo.-,igathcror rank, which j about 15 girls will take tn April, jwas diseus.-e.i witli Mi.--i Dora Hum !mi -MiH nHrn Hughes helping to M Is Organized Here . A now organisation known as tile Swedeiiborg chili has taken its ! I place- nip ling the study flubs ol La Grande. Us object is the study o' tl,,. reliirlous nhiloKonliv of Kman- m,i swodenhorir. nn P.ninnt Helena list, philosopher and theologian of iho eiyhioenih century "The Divine Providence" is the book now he'.iitf idudiod and is a iranmimon i roni tile iuin in wnicJ. all of .Swedetibnt'';'' voluminous, worlis were written. ' The next meeting of the group will be at o'clock Monday af- i ternonii, .March 31 at the home or t Mrs. . M. Kennetla at HIS Wash- iiiKton aven ie and every alternate Monday afterwards. Anyone in- nrdially invited. WED. - THUR. Two Days Only EWCW DIE Uonlintr I,ani:h lilt willr (.ii-at Oit uf t '-in nil v l'afirlts Frank Craven Kl'.MINS SAI.I.V III.AM-. mi (.11 Tiu;oi! oi.i r. ri.i.i, lllllils MICIX A SI. -,.111111 lil,, h,,,! h rHk l:yivl Slcik In the I 'iinuli-.l Mum1 i:,i-r Almlrl IMnM-HNl hv I'ltAVK l ltAVDV mill liK'HAIIIl ItclN.sON Also Comedy "The St. Louis Blues" IMi'ii Mn selt ctlnn. A skit j terested is c jSTATC I vl The University Dance j Will Be Tonight Kat-h year the younger net an ticipate with Ihi runtime of hpi'Iuk tin- annual eolh'g.' or univciniiy dmive thai is hdd vhtn the stii-lli-tty Hlundirn" was dents who urv away at school re- lurn honut for tin- Mpim,; holiday. This vacation" the rnlvershy or Orciron dance IuhIk'h t I lit SCMher hall 1 tin only hcIuioI dunce Kcheduted. It i a nilIW' affair and a benefit for the rareiKU Scholar runtl of I ho Associated Woliwn HtU- dentil. ,lMil."ii' will he flinched by tin Htar Nnvelty orehimru. Member of Iho rommitiee Ill .charge iii'p: Mts I.oIh Nelson, Mlnt Ib-lty Hantes. Larry Hay, Ken Hie- grist and Kddle Well. Unique Party At The Carnes Home: A novel party using tho olreuis; idea was enjoyed by tho So-No-llo: club Tuesday at tho homo of Mrs. j Jean fames witli Mrs. Kate Hed-: he,d and Mrs. Sarah Yu.mg assist- j ant hostesses. Klghtoen ineinliprs; were tiresent, cost u mod to ropi'o- sent the animals uf Iho circus. Mrs. Williifin Kuder received first prizo for ho best costume. Mrs. Hernial: i Yeske second ami Mrs. Lola Hut- j chison, third. Tho ho. to was dec-; oratod with bright colored stream- ! ers ami haltouits. j After the business meeting a I number of games were played and j refreshments In accordance with ( the motif were served. Mrs. drum and Mrs. Stayka liocato memhors j of Iho group. Mrs, Lend' Harmon j was a visitor. The next nieciing will he with Mrs. William Koeler. April S at ; her home at -'1 Tt Cedar street. j t Q) Organized , TT t i Tiei e 1 eSiei Clay A group f advanced 4-H club work, rs willi Mrs, U. C. Alexander as leader organized a club yester day afternoon at tho city library. Miss Frances Alexander was chosen president; Miss Virginia Campbell, vice president; Miss Zol la Twidwell. secretary; Miss (Geor gia na Lock wood, program chair man: Miss Krmel Hates, publicity officer. Tho project of home making has been selected as tho work of tho club. Royal Neighboi.s -. - , ti fr -t IVieet On MOnaay (sistonuy siressnu, is oxiiecieo (o 00 Iris Camp No, 2!st ltoyal(it pleasant ehmige to informality. eighbors ol Amorlcii mot in reg- .,1,.,. Uluin,. Mn...)M.' nvimimr in ibe J Aitn.. 1 1n business meeting a social hopr was enjoyed. Attractive rorreshinonta were served by a comnuueii 01 of Whi,.h lrs. Winifred Millorlnff was ehalnnan. Announcements 'I'he annual benefit silver tea given by St. Peter's (luild is an nounced for Wednesday. March , from 3:80 to 7 o'clock, at the homo or Mrs. II. N. Ashby. HUS O avenue ! Mope Chapter, No. 13, O. V.. H. f is celebrating lis X!Mh birthday an- nivei-sary ami honoring past offi- i cers at tin1 regular social meeting of the month held this evening at eight o'clock. A special program j has been arranged, yearbooks are j to be presented to each member ' present. j The Pa rent -Teacher association j of iho Aclterman Training school ; ,,-in ........ 'iM.in.iii ix.iiiiMir fit ;i ! oVlo-k 111 111.- Noi nml srhool. Mls i AUri' H. Murquiiffll, i-imnty Imaltli ..ii. ...... ...Ill I... u...,l..... A t,,n,.. I,,.,-' ,,'f ,sl,.l n-,n r.' will . I- : prcsclitt',1. ... Tho l..ullca AM of til,; l.iilln nin i llinc li will ini-i-l TIllirHiluy, M.UTIi j 27 with Mm. I':. HntiMcn it t 2r'2 X. ! .Second Mtret't. All iiu'IiiIm-i-h arol ur,-,l lo Ii" prcspnl. j We Are Receiving Daily CDiBC NEW DlRCIrS COME IN - TRY THEM ON SIC - - $2.5 We Arc Always (Had to Show You THE LITTLE SHOP :- MODEST Trmlo Mnrlio lt.'t Islrnlion "iri Mui-phv, "Half-Hitch" Evening Dress Is Latest lly niuna Mi-iuhi I AsHOdutt-tl I'rCHs l';iKl!lon Killlor) - I'Altlrt (AI1) Homethlnfr ni'W fur tlH' ilchiitaiUi Is Hu1' "hnlf lillflr evoiilHtf dri'ss wliich tloH iirumiil licr lU'i'k iintl affnln nrouiv! her wmIni. n omllicallon .r tlip i-h.Miiisi (Ito.Mf. lhi woman ilicssmalci-r ni launc-lHM Ri-.MiK-iricniiy cm noinoii many yi-niw airo, nrliilnnti-H tlic llo- on Irorlu Avhl. h fnsl.n aroun.l lh ni'ol: wllh knotK as romnlli-atcil a any tho yachtsman uses. After a backless winter In clo ning dresHos tho tie-on n-nec dross. I which provides aderpuilo coverage nor i no neon ana omck,- win i I coiiccaling the curves iow so in 1 1 noovorou Niioumors ami ui' - m-ni rlneolleie are stressed by the ' 1 irt.rt . ; They are made with, surplice fronts which extend into narrow carves. 1 nese m-unvw can ... scarves. ,n a variety of ways. i'hoir ilesignor prefers a series of . ornamental knots which, will not -slip. ,'a ,.(m! 110ppy known as lue Persian Art. to. skirts tho, chiffon dance lj0Unv dresses are cbtiservatlve. Most or them are unklo length witn irreR- nmiils Itn,i one, of the hardiest, ular hemlines, shaped godot panels t;io-S,. , tjleI11 in . lniportanco are or slushed circular skirls. Simplie- ; tho California popples which bot ily and gract tiro characteristic of anjranv IlPe KschollziaH. They 'are the tie-on frocks, ossenllally o siyje (lf,ht, fest of garden muter for the youthful-and slcndi-r. -tinlHanil from their original golden . Smoke gray Is the favored color for chiffon evening drosses at the house which designs the knot fas- felled dresses. Pale pink are also much used. ,uid white ' rVi;i:n COAT l)lir.ssKS . S.M.AIIT I'Olt SPltl.N'f: ; Horn Asia a new race of jioppieH I which so far have eluded American PAKIS (AP) 'Tweed or plain conditions are milking their way fabric coat dresses are an Import-j abroad. These are tl.j nieconopsls ant phase of town dross for spring. ; t i-(lit the huge blue M. Malloyll be Some of tho most smartly dress- tag favorite but It bus proved idl ed women In Paris are showing a practical ill American gardens to preference for black or-dark blui,iate, , '1-'!,SS"": !''"" '"rniK ' " Ituo do la Paix see many shoppers ! in one-piece dresses without coals. '"' dresses have capo'au upright California poppy with sleeves or over sleeves. ' I.OM; SKMITS ItltlNO , Sl.ll'I'l.lt M'Vl.i; I'll AMil) j I'AltlH ( A I ) Lnnw ldrlM linvi ininh. utrap t-vrnhij,- Kllpjirvs u ilrurf iniii . i, r ,,,,,, i,i,.i., i,,. - MAIDENS -:- Applied Tor II. S, l'uiont Office limv's iricks? ion tho market, shoo designers livrtf I report. I j Women want pumps wlt.h extra ! high hools for wear with in'osont -' styles. ,. j Whilo and blank cropc do chine ( sllpporu are- most In demand. THE GARDEN 'I'll VdlTIIOS ' ' r- ; T,1P ,,,,,,!,,.,' u,. ,,.,,1 0iic of Iho royal famllli'S of I III) BardiMl, COIl- . . . r ,.0,lau iiiiiivali il by ,iMJ. iilh(1. fulny- ,t , mH mlm. , rolJ) r.imj. u ,,. of llios,' , ,.,,,,., i,., .,,..,,,,, 1.. i ih ifanl.111 as there are only about 25. genuiM and about lift known species. liy fur tho most. Important. genus i llu, fam,ly is tho p0ppy Itself- liotanlcally, papavor. In tho true popples, we have the Hlilrley pop ; pU,Si thp HClirU.t p0ppy' or 1 j,-jani')irM poppy HH it has como to ho. known, tho opium popples, tlv '. i 1.. n,....t ..I.. ! ,. '., , ol,i(.nUlI(, n ()u, Peronnial border, ,,0 Mj(y, t;t,umi poppies and tiny . Alpine popples of tho rock garden. Other less known kinds are tho rullp poppy, papavor galucnm, and - -They are the'ciislest grown of yellow color we now have develop ed ii wide ranee of crimson, nink . , ,.,.,,,,, tvnes j T,ie lui;o wnU. .Matilija poppy or i romnoya of California soinetimes In favored localities in our colder gardens will consent to dwell and I'he bush escholllzla or llunne- mniiula Is a poppy, that deserves wide ac((tiaintance. It Is, In effect. fine stems for cutting and Is easily ! grown. The Callfornlas arc low ! growers of sproading habit. '' Tho prickly popples, argewoiies. are sometimes seen and have plenty Ol lOIIJIi: (is en ,iin iri , ii"n I'hey are. white with oocitsional rariations of pink ntid cream tones made attractive by a large mass or gonieil Hiuiucim in iMivnuin i.. i tu-j are well worth a trial as a novelty. ... i.. .i... .......... ritl,.... WHOLESOME DESSERTS IMPORTANT Especially in the Diet of , Growing Children Putlilincn mnile of rice, tnpioca or cornstarch; cumIiu'Oh and ice creani are appropriate (loHKertH for the cleviloinient of the (rowinf! child who la underweight, Such a dcHsort not only iiupplc ments the other food in the meal hut causes the child to leave the table RMlisl'ud. And if the desserts are presented in pleasing variety, there will be no fear of the child rejecting any of llirin, thereby miss ing their nourishing content of milk, ckrs and other essential foods. The part sugar plays in making these desserts appealing should be considered in relation to other foods. Those which arc carriers of vita mins, minerals and roughage can be made as inviting as desserts by the use of sugar as a flavor. Cab bage, onions, cauliflower, turnips, sweet potatoes, tomatoes, spinach, parsnips, peas and other vegetables canned or fresh are much im proved in appetizing qualities when seasoned with a dash of sugar to a pinch of salt. Likewise augar is ideal on fruit and cereals. Doctors and dietitians approve this use of sugar. For, when the flavor of a food is inviting to tho taste, the flow of gastric juices is increased, thus aiding digestion. Good food promotes good health, Th Sugar Institute. Prep Meet Will Be Held May 10 At Corvallis t OltKHdN STATK COl.l.KC.):, Corvnlii. Mai. ia High Schools iof Oregon will soon ivivlve entry bliinki- and Instruotloim regarding th fourth annual , Oregon state liitersehulasi lo track apd field mill which will bo held on the Oregon Htate outlogo cum pun May lo. Paul J. Mehlsslef, head ooaoH, Iiiik been named director of tho meet a in tills year. Mine than alhlotes fronv high Hohooli eoinpt'ted for hoii urn in tho meet In ft year ivnd ln dicatloitM . are that oven 11101' w ill lake part this year. 1'ant iio;Ih have hrUHlil out the fact (hat high school athlete all over Oro L'tiii iiiit tilinul nr nnllnl m! i'i1iii h i ,,,,,1 ll,l .. .,tlnt. n l',f Plv..n Oi kiIco. In iiiST vlion tho tlnit mo,.i w lic-1.1. Wiloin l.lKh school .alitmiM loam .Illinois. ' ! Tlio l.ot year ltonson took first and t Inst' year Kranklln. However,, 32oth er high schools from all parts f Oregon bioke into the scoring c.Ol umn last year.' AthUHos lo enler tho moot will bo reipilred at least to cquul tho following tlpioK ; and dlHtances; Hui-jard dash, 11 aeoomis; 220 yard dash, 25 seconds; 220. yard lew diurdh'K.; 30 seconds: l'20-yard hiwh hurdhs, 20 -second"!' 4-yartl run,- 40. seconds! KS-.vard rupi ' minutes io secondsr mllb.; run, $ minutes; hot put, fiifltr discus, loo feet; .javelin, Ho-.fveti' pol vault; lo foot; broiul Jiimp,'' H feet; IiIhIi jtmvV. &'fet -fneuius, Planet Pictured: ' By Prpf. Btanchi MILAN. Italyi Muf,211 (Al) 1'iot. Hatnclil, director .vt -'the Itreara observatory, has been able tu estahlUh the imago. of the new transneptuno planet rocontly dlR coveted tu the Lowell gbttervatoiy In Klagsiupy Arizona. As soon hk he heardof the Iov' ell observatory's discovery, . lrb'. Hituichi . itndertoo'lc special. M'e Kenrchos with the reut reflcotor lelosii(tie at the v Mormo Qbuerva tory, and during clear jiightu, cm 10 claliy of .March 21 und 22 lie was nh)c to take photographs showing the -planet. 1 . ; : NIJW YOUK Polle punrd Mnt. ropolltan opera houso during antli soviet, meeting because of homl) threats.. Health Talks WHAT AliV, TONSILS FOll? ; The nose, and throat -huvo,bi)efi iippniplalely termed tho gatewiiyn to the body. - ' . v : Kood and-iiir, 0e two great n. Honllals . tjf ' life- enter -the boUy .through ' these,', gates.,, ami t n(Uurft has provided that they bo 'aft guarded. particularly against germs. , . - Tho tonsils number- among Itlie guardians of tho gateways. Contrary to, the' common Im presslon, there urn more'thun two tonsils; in fact, there u re .four. Tlieso ' are ho difltributed (it the tliront. . (hat, they form, what ia called a tonslllnr. ring. 'Hie ton sils are principally formed uf lynit phold ' ti.-suo. that Is, of lyuiph cells. . ' . . , -" . , These cells, 'popularly known ins tho whlto corpuscles, serve in the capacity of. scavengers and police men. They literally pick up,' iwav low, difeo'st and get rid of Jn o varv I loly of w-oys tlie-foreign partloteH and bacterid. " " -; ' ' In this innnnor they ' tehd t protect tho body ngalhttt fnVudlng gcrnii',' , ' . . -; ' V Tlie.ionslls are . part of the lyfTi phold . writ c lit, of tho. body. lw oral, .there Is a relatively liitrtfer ilmonnt of this tissue In the young than In tho mature, body, Know I ni; the proclivity of" the yotinff to "taste, lire" by putting ovflrythlr,; Into tho iuouth. ono can apprncj ate the need Mr active und abun dant protection. , ., '. Ordinarily the cells ,of the Jon sils carry, op their . worl, 'In ft; pain' less fashion. When!1 however, ban teiHal ' Invasion bcoomen agt'(HHlvp the tonsils respond' by., becoming engorged that is, enlarged, red dened and swollen! L'Tider such clrniimsinnces tliey may ho pain ful. This state Indicates thfit the tonsllu and tho live tissues which they contain are waging tin in tensive warfare. Menus Of The Day liy Mn. Alonnder ijportfn A JtltlliK'N M .VOllXN Cupid's Cocktail Chicken Croquettes, hesrt Khupcd Buttered ivtin llearl Mlsciilt Currant Jelly Heart Tomato Oelatin KitlH Heart Cakes I'lnlc Fronting Coffee I'lnk and Whire Caidy Hearts CupldS Cocktail, Serving 1 cup needed whlto cherries, I cup needed red ch'Trlee, 1 cup diced peara 1 cup diced plneup.ilo. 4 tablespoon! lemon Juice. CONOT1PATZON RELIEVED ' . . . QUICKLY TO. ftrtlr V..t,U. pal will move the bowels without any pain and , . isbbiii i depressing after af- liTfjejT ksl I recu. hie Headachei, Indigestion, Biliousness and Rail Complexion quickly relieved. Children and Adult can easily swallow Dr. Carter's tiny, jugarroated pills They are fie from calomel and poisonous druajs. All Druggists 25c and 76c red pk(S. CARTER'S IEf PILLS canned, friilt JuIpoh. , . ' l3 cup HUtflll. j )io tho water mid miliar for 2i ptlnutos. Add the lemon julco. Cool. Adil the. rest gf tht HiffiedtontM and j chill, Xorvn in irlnsit oiipi which nav' ,,oon r,llpd on pink licinis . 0,1 rin plato-. j t Uttnrl Tiuuato tiolntlii Miluil I 1-8 cup cold water. 2 CUPH tUUUltOCH. cup boiling water. , t S jdlces onions. 4 celery leaves. 1 -I whole (do yen. . I '2 teaspiion salt. . i hay leaves. 13 ciii finely chopped celery. 14 cup chopped sweet pickloH. Slx the toiiuilocH, holllng wutor, i)nloiis, -.celery leaves, cloves, sa,lt lihd hay leaves. Cook slowly for V'1 minutes In a covered pan over it low. fire. Strain thoroughly und IWlt Ul III!) Iiollllllf liollll. I'lllir IIIIT 'I10 !iloh lia muikiMl tar I'llniitM with tlui I'olil wnlr. Hilr -'lllnil huh u hmoiv. aiiii Mini u niiiiv pan nieu ntin imvii riiiHod nut of cold. Tho golullu should lie, 1 Inch thick whun it Is til the pan. '. Hot In a cold plnoe. to Kllffon. wlicn culd use a heart pattern and cut out heart shapoH and phico on crisp lettuce. H.ir- ound with sauul dressing and ju-rve. - . - lMnk I'ctutlng - I Uiblespootis.ltQt urea m. '.J .tablespooiis Hulier. ''.lS-iehHpooii.Hait. , 1 teaspoun Vanilla. ; Hod frqit; coloring. 1 .2-3. cnjts gifted confectioner's mi gar. ' '." M.I. the cream, 'htiUor, salt and; ......in., 1 1,1.1 ..i- ti... 1 cplorln'g.', .Add the sugar and beat for ,2VlnlnutoH. v 'Jicrt Cakes . Ittlhetii,.whlo cake In a shallow pan." ii paper pattern or heart ITCHING ENDS WHEN : .: ZEH0 .TOUCHES SKIN thomamla tav. It'i wonderful the wy BOolliing, coailng Zemu brings i rauei to skid wuion nones ana Dunis. '.ven,in most severo cases, Itching rdbappearo xlmost us soon aa Zerno touclitx tlie tender und iiillamed sur- fact). J'o (Jruw ptit lociil infection unij i Help W clenp away unaigluly ulcm lahw, ve know of nothint; better thau 1 Invisible Zemo. Always keep this lamlly snlisopllo on liund. Uae It frevly. It'a vufe an cull be. 3iic, 00a and 51.00. AH dealers ONE DOSE SHOWS RESULTS Callitong pain yields to Frultola ?' Kd'r ioveV: twehty yenrs FUUIT OlV Una brought romurUnhlo re lief to tuiffcrom from gallHtono rutua, .HtomnjCiV dlHtresH, llglituefis around tiio Avulst and other similar atlnuuUs. -Many-people say their gulii sloriped nftor tho first doso oP IHUHTGlX .Tlwt'H tho wonderful thing ,uboit im't'lTOIjA It acts so (JiuqUly. No fdher medlclno can do morn. Tltd ItUITOLA fonnuhi Is tbo WnQ today as It always has Uoti and IJV you try it you too may aavi yotfrHOlf from a posslhlo op-j q'ratlon. Onodoso shows results.! For Kate, recommended nnd guar-j ijulord by .the Moon prug Co. and othnr .leudlngs druggtsts. Adv. j COMING WHITMAN ALL-COLLEGE i GLEE CLUB ?. High School -'Auditorium TONIGHT ,' - " .AUNpk'c , Ajwblalril Student", t'. If. K. "F.'eaturing a su perb Choral and Instrumental En 8enible Varsity Quartettes, Inter pretive Dance Specialties, Hum orous Skit 8 and College Pep, Tickets Now . On Sale ONH AUMIKSIOX I'lt.IC-i: ; 50c PLASTER WALL BOARD Flj up tin exli'ii i-oom in . your atlic with I'liLstcr Wall IVwud. The cost Ih Ktnull. VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. I'llOVB fAIN IM. "ooon sintviru qi'ick" . 1 cup water j shaped btiitor and out ' dut Hmnll j hourtH. t'ovfr with tho pink from--;' lug and urraiitfo each oako on iv paper dolly insert darts cut from; patjor. STATED C-O-M-I-N-G SUNDAY WONDER STAR IN A WONDER SHOW! Jack Oakie as n fty.luiiiK. wiho-craoUiinc ttr In tho iniislcal wuiiilcr show- , . Willi . - . f WAi.Kr.it ; mill a tliiiiisiiiut til ln'l HlllKI'I'H, . ilnm-prs mill lll-llllllrill Kll'IS ; inoAit :i HnlMlijKll" H mill rlwlil iiUict ,uii'kllitx: hoiik: hits Ulii'iili'it liy 1,1 I II IMV lll-.l'... J LOS AN0ELE8 Convenience Gomfort hospitality You iill npprccimo the excellent service and moderate rate.. The city'l most centrally located hotel. 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