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Thursday, March 27, 1SJJJ0' LA GKANIJE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Seven I'fjiilily lie lioltx'tl ty lt finite Itiixtfr ami Hut h IV ,'tti wt-rc in m-lionlln uf tin fnriniil k ImlerKm- ntlfnilaiHw at. ih (Jultl and liivcn ton type. This, nhi thinks, would hull In X.u (Irani KYItiuy itlKhi Hthirtilati lilin and "taki hint mil j from tlit Ht I.ulu dtstrirt. uf himself." -M r. Mci'Mlaml ;iml daui,-ht r, Wuti'hlm? Teddy, however, one' M'"- NVllle Woods, and Imldr. feels that "1 need Is not ho mm h j Shirley and Don. w.tv viHllont lust fur the "dofinlte menial wtintuln- j vek from la li ramie at the John Most eidorfnl malil I've t;ver Keen. i Wlfey 1 hot U'h ntnv nmltcn! lint? ti load of .onivtn nvrr"1 lliihliy--VnH, bnt liuw ninny? j fiH.KIlometei' cuuihi- at MeirupyJ,y " tnu airport thin nurnin. tlun" whirh Ms mother thinks neeesMnry, as fur a vacation from that worthy and adoring nurne. 'Ill ItSDAV IMtfHiltAMS "o child Is her Joy and ner The National ItiMinh'ustiiiw eoin- Prirto and .she witnoiii iiuuiu ib ji.my piuxiiim for Tlmrrday ful-her h est hy nun. mu- nver flu: b to r. tiildy Vallce anil or- tw "" l" " vttn; (i. hI TiKrw; popular 1 wim iinyiiumr except ins own ..all -; 7, l.m-nv'.in, norl and j e:niliful, Khlny toys. idieHtra: 7::m. hvmphnny honr; Tho lovely Kruhhy exuurMons l, Amu and Andy; Johni"' P'oplr's hnek yards and d Ned: !. Memoiv Lane: !t::i. 1 KniHOH. the informal adventures lyinplans: lu to 11, National eon- 'iin oint'1 uimuirii. wi - riKni Ol. vvvry trim", .n m.iwn... to him. Nurse has never let him do anything that would tend to make him independent of her. The child's only possible escape from thin lovnts .and dominating woman has been In that withdrawal rroirf reality which no distresses his mother. What Teddy needs Is freedom and an opportunity to dis cover for himself the deliiihiful world nbntit him. 1 ...!. ..c h'lhe ('ohtinhln I'.ruadtviMilns sys tem prniiiam fur Tlmwday fil p; 1, Voice or Columbia; :HH, ii;V, onal for u m from Was hliruon; H " ll.M-i vim:i ltt.ru- U v:iii.t.Mii.- la tersoii home. .Mr. and Mrs. Gram W. A l.a (.ramie school teaehiT tells of a little boy whose coal wus so hard to unfaMen that she went to his assistance. As she tUKKed at the hook, she asked: t "Did your mother hook this coat WilIe ; for you?" "No," was the astonishing -"she bought It." drove to ImhhT last Sanday and vhihi-d at tin- rh;irh-s Kc mm houu ut lmbler and with At t . and .Mrs. Walter J. StrlnKhaui nt the city li'iiKT Hlorc at KlKin. Mrs. (irant Wil-Ie and Mrs. J. A. Atkinson were shoppi-rs in l.a (Ira nib- I'rlduy morn In w. Hoi Lake men have been haul- j intr hay and hi raw from the .1. W. j ANOTHER (M)OI) OO-KDIVA-Wilde farm to llm Lake duri:if? :TItf'Aii INSTITI'TION IS MAT the past w.-ok. jHIMOXV. The biKKest part of llio lanibin,fir ; down to wait for himself to return. Henry o ym and (0 ttr wife t8hare alike lu the work oirj Reeling j Men who dislike the new movies bivukfust ? t i 1 i because they can't sleep when; llurfjr- e hr bum tlio toanl , SKW Hll-:r.l IllXtHU ! stnuebody Is talking doubtless are',tml Hrt-npt It." j . i.os ANGKI.KS. Mar. J (AP) .W1IITK COAT DICl ssiCS bachelorn. j A- I- 1 official of Hit National Aeron-j ONK SI'MMKIt STVLI' Would 1a ttrnnde aj better Htitleul ttPMrteiittiun announeod ti PAItlS (Al) Kor summer on .Man tat restaurant) I w'ondw ov pooru- town If every od in It day thnt INit Klemlim, pllotliiK n (tf the most Important couturier .how this chicken could live with "as like you. trMnotored Haeh plane, net a new Htressi s all white coat dresses' of mi little meat on it. . ' world'H record of Hi.ilO inlleH per ; wool fabric trimmed with white i"y sid it here. didn't that'H why lt Clara Do you know what rlj;ld economy isV ! yarn No, what Is Htfid eonn omy? ; Clara A dead Scotchman. U' J dam e musu1 IS Itiioiii ; K V1 CCakr) 5: rush Is over and It will soon he time for the big herds to he on the move to i h lr feeding places in tho hills. a, Sei enadcrs: i. Army hand; CltS; 11 to 1, sil( lit 'UP. conceit: H':J I tft -Denver j' KOA (S:U)k(!) r., NUC; S, Ad yl'iitiirers; K:", NliC. f;f4 Sen tile Vi'iKJIt (i'7'Hic) , urn'!in, meledies; '7 Jilts of Veslerday; K, hour at lithe opera; it, novelty: Hi, sun Vhlno program: Jo::ii, trio; J J, ulnnce musJe, requests. f i I'oMiatKi r ?! K KX (UKO kt;) (I. concert ; 1, "'.novelty program; 1: I HOT LAKE fEKSOiSALS . wNOFHCE I l3tfS7 ' AO MAMN 010. 1 The abseiit-ntindi d professor went out to lunch and left pinned to his door a card which rud, "1'rofessor X will he back at 1 P. m." Koturnlmr nt 1l':30, he read tlte notice, looked at his watch and s;tt Unbhy my hand . tiuesH whrtt I t it for yMii I ave In hour for trl-moton d planes carry- shaved lamb. 1929 MODEL A SPORT ROADSTER ' EXCELLENT CONDITION S425 j PERKINS MOTOR CO UainBOO 4th and Aili mz Miss Majestic Contest VOTE COUPON Good for 100 votes tor credit of m r M , Address : , When properly filled out and deposit' ed in ballot box in H & S Electric Co., 107 Depot St. By Junius lti:'.V). dance mujde: 1 :y in. midniirht matliie. UAV (tiokc) r.. NIK 11:4(1 ' frffe:itures; la, t Veil and Sally.; 1U:1 ' t-dV'nce band; tl to 1-. or;pin. ; jt Spokane j lfi KHQ C.inikc) , CMS. Inspiration: ij, waltZmoIo(iics; S, Happy Time'; Vifji feature; 1 ; 4 f, wom;in's prO ' -itram; 11. seiiool bruadeaat (Ntic)': 'f.J:J:4r, o.i,'iin, feataru; :t, jym 'j'pli'jr.ies, Cecil and Sally: 5. NHC; J:H0, Nfiit In I'tirlK; 1 i, dance 1 'itmd; I I, re(JleStH. ; ! Sail Lake t'lly f KSh (lianke)' &. NI1C; C, JIkIi'i (Opera; U:!tM. NfV:; )i. Adventurers; j:?::tn, .KllC; :i. musical varieties: j 10: 1 5, ori lu'wtni; 1 1, Midnight iljnill'. !. v l.o-! AiiijcleM ft Kl'"l (ivMkc) li, Nlii.; R;o0, en semble; la, fyinphony; 11, news. lly SIi-h. J. Wlhlc (Observer Correspondent ) HOT J.AKti (Special) Laurel Lay whs operated TluirMdny at Hot like for trouble caused by :l horsn concert; i fulling on his U-k Home time. uro.. o. news; j KHdny morning he had his lonmls ' . ! fi-moved, . ft. .Mrs. Charles Tohin. of Vnion, is - I seriously III ut. the sanatorium. Mrs. Caroline Nff underwent a nrii. Mnn.l Irunsfusion early Krl- day inornim; for pernicious uiiciiu i. Uor ,lps n.e ,.td nir iiiis snuu n-ui It Is said to bo quite an Impos sibiUy for two musicians to live together in harmony. Of A prospeeliVQ Iniyer wenl out the other day to see what was adver tised as n "modern farm." He re turned very much disgusted, ami naid They have the same kind of a filling .station that was in use when liie pavnni'nt was flr.st built. Jlere hair is brown. 1 ler eyes are blue, :;tt). symphony; darn tm:sic; 1 : KKJ !Mike) grains; Ji, CHS; If. news; l n : Ofi, tt I. oiKau. ' 'i KN (intake) C. iuus!r.al pro Kiams; 10 to 1. dance music. i , San I'nnciscn improvement and i now able to be up and nfonna tne nosomu. will ko to her sister. M rs J. A. Atkinson, ut! fnion for it couple of weekH Sunday ami then return to her home in Sail Lake Ciiy In the near future. Mrs. 'Clifton Baxter and friends attended tho Woman's club dance at Union Thursday nltfht. Miss, Alico Wilde was chosen queen Of the Gold and Green ball held in the. U 1. S. Iteereuiiom.l hall Friday ni&ht. Miss Wilde rep resented I nion M. I. A. and com- .Mt. j Her cheeks nre too; Her aetlons dark. Yet she acts Kreun, musical pro-ij,oU,tl y,Mh queciiH from linker, ' j KI'O (Usukc) piqular niusU-; 'U-'i s : :t(. k: Cecil and Sally Glen, and I .a Grande First an-t Second Wards. KUna Allan and Lauranee ZauK'r. Mrs. .1. W. Wilde and son, ltoyal, t Velma lVu rsnn, .Mr. and M rs. Grant Wilde, .Mr. and Mrs. Clifton U, concert;) 7. , nvtslcal ' opt ion ,. orchestra ; V:lt, violin and jbarltnhe:') la. danc P KVIU' ' (filtike) 1 T. CMS; J ,H. Krank Watanabe; 'Hi;JU. Cl.3; 12 to 1. dance music. Oakland " ' '), KA.X (alic) 7. news; 7:30, 'musical program: !'. i;ospil hymns; iwaiians; It to r 1-, dance music. dance band; kin. H'ai HiLuyie. KGO (7:otJ;e) danco nnif-ir.l (!. XIV 11 to 12, Take Pepsin This New Way and End INDIGESTION Dellnhtiul Elixir With Heal Pepsin, 'ft Mtuitliol ami Oilier Supremely Good slonuifh Aids. Chats With Parents Ti;il)Y'S tkoi ijm-; Ity Alice dudson Pealo -L-i:ormiiK io ins moiner, ieuuy a bright, Kood child and a healthy one, (hut as she says "ln hibited.". He Is shy with other !; children, physicaJly inactive, .slow q'l .-.peecli and slis for hours silent ''(li h1 inwardly absorbed. ;ti; Ho has, It seems, and excellent "nurso who adore;) hlny and who vhas eared for hfm nil Hie five years - of his life. She has taught him to If you have a weak, bad noting, rebellious stomach it won't take but a couple of vc-ks to turn in into a si rung, healthy one, capable of digesting the heartiest meal without after distress. Your .stomach needs pepsin -needs It three times a day at every meal and the stomach remedy that you need is' Hare's Mentha Pepsin. H will do you more sood in two weeks than all the old time re lievers will do in a lifetime. That's just the reason that Its sales in good drug stores all over America are enormous that's why the lied C'rosH Drug store Is .selling dozens of bottles every week. Stop that acute indigestion in a few minutes with just one table spoonful of this grand stomach regulator. Take it regularly for two weeks Sometimes in earlier years. It comes when a certain gland grows weak. 1 hal is what modern authorities find. And physicians the world over now combai that cause. " The method they use is embodied in Marmola prescription tablets. People have used them for 22 yearsmillions oi boxes of them. Now in every circle you can see what slender figures, what health ana vigor that right method brings. And all without abnormal exercise or diet. Every box of Marmola contains the formula and facts. Users know the rea sons for all good effects. In fairness to yourself, go try Marmola. Watch the results. All druggists supply it at SI a box. 1 1 TfcT A nminn . WALL BOARD !Fix up an extra room in your attic with Plaster Wall Board. The cost is small. dress himself and brush his teeth to go to bed without a murmur and ;nm you.j )parn tnn Hrrr.t ot- J(0w ii. eat wnat is set neiore mm. to i .,... hnvH mid keen a strofiir lu-nllhv Htnm.-iph. Adv. nis snyncHa iad day dreaming, cmild most His mother fuels that his silence ml Helf-ahsorption, VANPETTEN LUMBER CO. 1'IIOXK MAI.V 732. "good srcnvicE quick" THOUSANDS OF . h CORNS REMOVED nowlftVe " remedy thnt really will vpmove ANY cora or callous quickly and "jVithout fain; we enn prove it. -3 If you are one of tho unfortunate on9 :'ho havo tricil many BO-cnlled "Cora cures' and still hitve your stubborn old ,!-orn or Callounoa- -rome in NOW and let . tis demonstrate "END-O-COKN." f II 4you live too fur nwaj- write tot FM-O-COltN LAHORATOKIKS. 4 Gar ' fx-ld iilvil.. Chiciito, who will ke that "uu receive a jar piomp;ly. Jloon Hrus Ca. Adv. Mothers . . .Watch j Children's colds f1iri0yI0N head co!J, often "settle" VJ in throat and chest where they may become danccrous. Don't take a chance at the first sniffle ruh on i hadrcn'ii Mwttcroleonce every hour for five Hours. 1 Children's Musterole is just food old "Mustcrole. you have known so long, in inildcf lorm. 'I Annouiscisig New Sefvi&s ':;. MOTOR COACH Pendleton WaMa WaMa Lewlstoa Spokane Yakima Bend FortJ and Baker Boise Twin FaISPocaleIo Salt Lake City S Trips Dally to Pendleton and Way Point 8 Trips Daily to Baker and Way Points. 2 Thru Trips Daily to Portland and Way Points. Thru Daily Service to Weiser, Ontario, Koi.se, Twin Falls, Pocatello, Salt Lake City and Way Points. Connections rs made t Pendleton to and from Spokane, Coeiir d'Alrmc, Colax, Ltwuton, Pullman, Moscow, Walla Walla and Way Points. Conncctipni are made at Umatilla to and from Kcnncwirk, Pnsco, bpokane, Yakima, Ellcnsburpr, Wenatchcc and all Yakima Valley Points. Connections are made at Arlington to nml from lloppner, Condon, Fossil and all John Day Volley Points. Connections are made at The Dalits to and from Princville, tend, Klamath Falls and all Central Orerjon Points. Connections are made at Portland to and from Tacoma, Feattlc, Vancouver, B. C, and Way Points North and Salem, Corvallir, Kutvnc, Roseburg, Medlord, Sacramento, San Francisco, Los Anpeks and all Way Points South. Connections art made at Salt Lake City to and from Denver. Omaha, Kansas City, St, Louis, Chicago, New York and all Kastt-rn Cities. Motor Coaches Leave Ia Grande 0n. n,, Pendleton 10:15 n. m.; 1:40 p. m.; 6:50 p. m. ?2.25 .1.10 I Walla Walla ....10:15 a. ni.; 1 : 10 p. m 3.75 5.05 j Lewiston 10:15 u. m.; 1:40 p. ni t 7.25 10.90 5xkane 10:15 a. m 8.75 1.1.15 ... 7.30 12.65 i;V r1. trnlnr-rl maMPIlr. f hit tVnk'imil 1 A - 1 fi O m f:,moushlendof,,dofmus.ard,campho p01.,nd 1 0 ! 1 i3 a. m';'(3 ':50 mZZZZ'Z'Z s!()0 lSioH I J menthol ami other ingredients brings pi.nl, ,n.,n ,,n' , , ,- , n Irliefnaturallv. It penetrate, and stimu- Makei 10.10 i. m. ; 3:.j0 p. m. ; 8:2: p. m... 1.80 2.(0 noise - iu:jua. m 7.i i).r Salt Lake City 10:10 a. m 19.15 31.30 Inquire at Stage Depot for rates and schedules to all points Express Shipments Carried on All Schedules Columbia Gorge Stage Depot Elm and Jefferson Sts. Phone Main 7119 COLUMBIA GORGE MOTOIi COACH SYSTEM Park arid Yamhill Portland, Oregoa jlarcj blood circulation, helps to draw out inkcrinn and pain. Keep full strength MnMerole on hand, f ir auiilts and the milder Children's Mustaolc for little tots. All druggists. CJllLIIRRS s I pjickage; over I' i j : pwsMtmsjati i I THE ,v"ORDS on the back of the package still mean what they say. No "extras," which do not contribute to the quality of the smoke, are included in the price of Camels. Just the utmost smoke-enjoyment that modern science can put into a cignrette. That statement was on the first package of Camels manufactured and has been on every one of the billions of Camel packages sold from that day to this. When it was first written, other cigarette manufacturers were giving away flags, pictures of actresses, pictures of ball players almost anything that would make the smoker think he was getting some thing extra for his money. The makers of Camels believed the smoker wanted a cigarette sold strictly on its merits, with all of its cost put into quality a cigarette made of such excellent tobaccos so perfectly blended so mellow so fragrant that it would win its own way. The vast popularity of Camels is a tribute to that four-square policy. AMELS for pleasure - 'X'.r. r jrxi- t'. ! ' i i&i TT li Don't look For premiums or coupons, as the cost of the tobaccos blended in hsbits the use of thern. H A M U lACT u R E d r R.J. REYNOLDS TOBACC CO. Y WINSTON -GAJ.EM. !CU,0?. 5 y 1 ,f fas i I v ii h ? m t U. J 1 x rt V:" ( 1a . 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