La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 28, 1930, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text1 X Yiday, March 28,'iyL'O LA GRANDE L.'ENlNO OBSERVER, LA URANUE, ORE. Page Five it or Honor Pustoncd -the Hoy Scout court of honor j$ f. been postponed duo to tin pre jk flat inn of the hluU school tiper J A "Pickles" April 8 ami 4, until ((! tolluvviim week. The executive trd of the Kustern Oregon P.uy Jt'tittH will meet for a dinner meet ini at Hot iJike. At a district filiMMintf of tin Ma); ft hoy scout loitiiitteo Wednesday niMht ur- twite cnu-nts. were completed for a ipuiol leader conforejieo to he mdd J" Hint city early in .May, to jfhtii'-li patrol leaders both from this 'enjJ adjoiniiiK councils, are to be inyitod, 'I'ltcy plan to laiiueh the rve for the collection of pledges jEtnil eompleted It in one tiny, April jut Kltno Stevenson, acting scuill extSutivo, attended the liaker meet. ?Is evening. Dr. W. T. Phy, II. K. Jjflidgo and' Walter U'i using, of fMkci'. will he In Knterprlse to at t0il the court of honor, rally and father's and son's hum) not (jlvcn thfro tonight hy the Hoy Scouts. AfcllllUN Continue jW tendance at the me otiuKH at th Church of tiie Xuzareno con ttifncH In Kiowth Willi much interest dtfdnycd. It Ik reported. The Hoy. Alii- Sanner and Carl .VIschko are cqgidtictiiitf the revivals. .Morning prifuclum; Sunday i.s .at 11 o'cloek ad X. V. I. S. at ti::io with Miss Kbox. of the K. (. X., as loader. i pj$e -opening part of the service ' I wgjl he a debute: "Resolved, per-. wtfi.il evangelism is more effective fojT soul winning than revival ef fois." Kveninn preaching is at i 3iLd(iinr,v Merc I -I'lie Kev. Judson T. Perkins, ac .C'4iiipaiiied hy his wifo a ml their j ffljiir children. Judsou Jr., .lay, , 11 f ford and Naomi, have arrived iul Iu (Iraiulo and are spending a ffF weeks visiting with his brother. I missionary ior i ne ,i ei uooimi j church In India, having spent ojfchleen and a. ; half years there. ' TJiis is his second furlough.. - He expects to continue east when the rb:idH are in hetter condition tor. IVlllg. t 1 Vrivo This Morning V. Allen, of MinneapoUs. h i mi., Mrs. Ij. iiniey and iiuo. Illen, of Portland, arrived in I,a raiid this morning to visit over veekend with their niece, Mrs. Lawrence --Hull, 17":: t e.iar siree. .... ......... . . yesterday inai sonic mic . ihki ieen Hlealln gasoline from his ear lien parked ?n Second streei;.. Sample Case Stolen tMr. Hunt, of ixi3 Kotirth street, eported his snmWle case stolen Viroin his pa rked car yesterday. "Later the police found the contents ijf the case in an alhy llack of :.f:aj;les hall and Mr. Hunt found I&he empty case on a lot at I-'ouvth Mind WasTimmoii. "r ' ' Move to Hollywood Claude Cooper, city tnifi'ic of-vfi.-er. Is resign ln to accept a posi tion in Hollywood in the record -ln depsfi'tnient of the Warner (Brothers' studio. Mr. Cooper's brother Is at present in that de hartmunt. Mr. Cooper expeets to leave for California , Sunday, his family to follow him south at a Inter time. . RHiirned Home Jlr. and Mrv. (. M. Holmes ro 'vtiiraed tills weeti from Im AiircIob Whero tlio.v silent two weelid witll 'Mr. Ilnlnies' Klster. Mrs.. Krmn f'.ll "Jtinn. Tliey returned hy Sail Ijike Cily Mainline there with a lu-nther. A., Holmes for a shnrt visit. Prove lo lltiker j Mr. and .Mrs. Orvillo l)o:in ami RUdio Kheehnn drove to Haker itvfciltiPMlnr nlu-lit to mi end Ihe nicetltlK of Ihe I laker aerie of Ihe KjKles. 1 ii. btHiriUHl lloim I p.. S. Ward has retlil-neo jioine Ifrdni a. two-day. trip to Ivliterprise 1 huslness. hi1 on Husluc-is k I.lovil. nf lOnteniiise, was 4n It ('.ramie Thursday on-'luiid- I i 'i:icc(ion of Officers f. The election of.ufficcrs at ihe Moose. lodKC will he held April li ' atia meeting in the .Mnose temple. To I'ulon jr. Ti. Parker drove to Tubm yes tefday afternoon on a business trip. SipMul Sntuiilny Mr. and Mrs. Holier! Quinn will spend Saturday in Pendleton visit ing friends. i.ast year they were rcHldeiHs of Hint city. Illness Mrs. Claude T'ueked has ben sick of the flu for several days at her home Iteturncd llmiic Dallas (Jrrrii returned home Wednesday front Portland where fhe has been a patient at the Vet erans hospital for several weeks. ifriiim Joseph ' Mr. and Mrs. U. It. Knapper. of Joseph, are visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Colon Kberhard. They arrived yesterday and are re turning home today. To Portland George T. Cochran left last night for Portland where he will spend a few days transacting legal busi ness. Marrhio License Hoy Delaney and Vcnnle Ilrown. of I'nion. received a marriacc license yesterday afternoon at the office of the county clerk. Hemmed I Ionic Klmer Harnden, after spending 0, few days in Portland, has ro- turned to his work at tho Hwl Cross Drug store. At Hie Hold KeRistercd ut local holes nre: Mr. and .Mrs. linger Deal, Numjmcr ville: i. M. ltubcrfcld, Portland; JSoyil Sparke and wife,- Portland; 1. S. Homes, liaise; .Mr. and Airs. J. I-. Agillng, Spokane: V. II. Hehroeder, Walla Wbllu: J. A. Itus sell, Portland; K. C, l.uons, Port land; ii. u Powers, i'orthind; C. Crosthwalt, Portland; J. M. Sohmltx II. C. West, Walla Walla; Karl K. Shreves. I'ortland: C. ('. 'lmd wick. liaker; Mr. and Mrs. K. 11. Ileaston. Seattle; It. K. Hroh, Doie; (I. II Irsehinnu, .Memphis; M rs. M c." Jx-onurd, Vancouver; Mis. Katherlne Calwell, Seattle; It. Htiddleston, Jewistnn; William V. Jtelcone, ChicaKo; P. A. Piper, San Francisco; Lee Wilenx, Spokane; Peter Oheiie. Portland; !.. P. Thorton, Spokane; II. P. Hoile, Port la ml ; . V, ii. ICIenKensmlth, Colse; K. fi. Iloyson, Walla Walla; A. 10. Schrjider, Port land; James Hack, Idaho Kalis; Mr. and Mrs. iirtice Moreheud, llilKard ; It. , It4iherts, (). Mrs. Val Jensen, Wrtlla Walin: . Mr. Maeklopfer, lloise; T .1.; Westcnlt, Twin Kails; I.yn Church and wife, Hoise., Tonsils lteinoved , ' ' Miss Laura Hayes underwent an openitlon Ihls ipornin for the. re-, moval of her tonsils and Is at the home of yfrs. .1. 1. MeKennon to recuperate. Miss Hayes who" left her work' in Uuktr Jast .'fall is semlljiK several-month roslinfr t. Hie home of her parents in Wal lowa, came to I Jitimnde-Wednes day and spent the pat two days with Mi-s. H. f!. l-'iitts, with whom she made- her homo for a number of years, while she was a nurse Jn this city,' ; - . dolnt Mtvtlntr A Joint j)eujin of the Wallowa Kinsman lode. No. K7 and JCn terprfso -lodne. No. ' 14 of the Knights .of Pythias Wednesday nii;ht was attended by a." largo (Towd Inciudlnil. K. Dixon, srand chancellor, Ralph II. liyers, J. II. Kceney, lrvin Mqss, Knnik Thoj'pe, Alt'. Shire," of I-a (liande, and Ken aior -CharlcH Hall, membei of tlio .Myrtle I4odre 'o. 30, of Marshfield. Work in the rank of pne was ex emplified hy the Kinsman lode. Taik.s were nyidc by Mr. Uixon, Senator Hall and W."li. (loodnouii of frauntlett lodKC 'of Haker. tl. H. .(Jailey and lien Wenthers re ceived veteran jewels for 25 yearn of service and said .a, few words in appreciation. ' A buffet luncheon vvuk- served. . .. Visiting l'Vom Portland 'Mrs. W. II. Kwin, of Portland, is visiting with , her daughter Mrs. Clarence (Jreen. Another visitor at the (Jreen home is MIna Mar garet Dobbin, of Portland, who canto to Iji (irande with Mrs. Kwin and is also visiting her brother, 1. !.' Dobbin. . Story Hour Tomorrow , , Tho children's Hlory hour will be held tomorrow morniiiK hcKitir niiiK at 10 o'clock, at the children's library with Miss Ciertrudo Warner telling the stories. She announces the following titles for the stories; "1 tlue lionnclt.' ''lbinny Klvea," "Mr. Kind's Ki-jOk" und "CroKs at School." alvaliou Army I Kei-viees at the Salvation Army hall Kunilny follow: Sunday sehool !1:45 a. nr., Holiness meeting . 11 a. m.. YomiK Peoples j.ei;lon 2 p. ni. and salvation nuetillK S p. in. All aro invited. " ' " Hemmed Home lie! Alien, loeal nuclllst. -returned home lawt niKht from Hoisn where he defeated Johnny Sharp last Friday In the clKlitli round. VisllliiK Here Miss Lnvonn. Kelly, of Portlijiiid, Is vlsltlnK Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cornell for a few weeks. Iteturncd lo Porlliiiid - Jlrs. Herman Sipple has return ed to lier home in Portland after htiemliuK several weekH with hpr parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Slilll- Ininrovlnir Slowly Mrs. l S. Ivanhoe is Improving Mowly and 1h able to he up for u short time each day. VMted Here Airs.- 11. 1 Cogburn returned to her home in Tacoma today after visiting here with her husband for a few days. To llakoi I Mrs. .1. K. Cunliffe went to liaker this morning where she spent a 'few days visiting her mother, MrH. 'Mario Knburg. j , Went Home i Mrs. Iten HettH returned home j f rom the (irande Romle hospital ;the first of tho week after npend ; ing about ten day there following an operation. Kntcml Ihe IIoplul Mrs, T. A. Doxjc entered the flrnnde Itonde hospital Wednesday to receive treatment preparatory for an operation. Uciu rued Home Mr. and Airs. Donald Uohun and Mrs. Walter Palmer returned home last night from Portland win-re they uttended the flower show and convention and visited relatives. IIIHAM PIT AShi;S IIAKKIt." Ore.. Mar. 2 (AP) Iliranf Nutt, resident ut Eastern firegon fince U&S. died toduy fol lowing an extended Illness. Nutt was horn In Vet mvnt I cc. 2 H, tfkfl. He came wet in 1"' and located in the Grande Iton-le :il ley. He ns m farrtier und miner. Letters Are Awarded At H, S, Assembly llaskethall letters, were awarded at a special assembly heh) Uiis uiornliiK in the Ui .Irande Hih school, with this taklnj? up mtieh Of the lime. TleUeis for the Whit ! mini l1 concert to ho lvcn M;ii. ;u were also ulst illiu t d to ! studi ti's for Half. I In eonnectlou with spring Kihl ; praetice. coaeh Ira Woodte no-, : iiounred today that tv scrlinjiiae ! this afternoon shortly after 4 ' o'floek would wind Up the fortnight 1 of work, j'nnsi pf w hich )iiis bej-:i J of the liultvldual sort, Mr. Woodio finds the football material fairly , , l" t ' AJiout o men nave im"h mmm: out for practice nun some linve been prevented because of operetta practice. Ten lettermen will ' ita.K iii'ai tit 1 1. Some -work has been done on track but because of -the w etither. only preliminary workouts hnvo oeeu possioie. rscxi-w ., wuinm-i j NexPwc. :, weather in hi. if ik. v ii i mil i earnest. The first -meet will he a dual one at Pendleton on Apr. l!i. land, hy thut tlnio the coach expects I to have his so, mid cut - down to about ?a t 3 u pien. Prospects ap pear fairly good,;.. MILK SURVEY ; ; FINISHED IN v LA GRANDE ' . (Continued from Pace On) . ' . . . - i . l conducted 'iiT.nlaiiy.-: and ": when- Hoop I ever any; ehanve'fn prude -is- ots- . pan men t reeenti are: i: ; j eoveid. It iw promptly pstod, With .1.- What w ill Seluticlintf do lo j un A Ki-iidenaturaily tho mast at- - Shyrkey? ' . " ' I tractive to all dairymen, the erd- 2. Can Curneni really fiRht? . finance y. actually enforced by co-' . Will Dempsey fiKht' ufaiii? j opeiatlon of the dairymen, the in-I -The unswvrs lo each of these per tors and (he (fciicra) public. happen to belong in the "if and' i Naturall.v . Hie most people de- hjH"- oinss. The Kent Avho can iui i iniinl A. Kt'ude, Mr. Hlller said, and ravel them in advance'' not only wherever Hilt-- ordinance fs in op- 'could clean up finuuciully b:it win j d'alion', it hi found that the re- the Tumicy-Muldouii awartl for tailers. the producers ami the con- something or other. -', . ' , ?t(mers all strive to fell, produce If Sharkey 'doesn't -show' any. I anil buy the best, irspertlvely. A ' uioi'r atfuin Schuiellm; .than -lie did frrade costs the most and the price, (a the balmy affair with Scott, tlie ; ! drops with each urnule. The in- Herman .cloutcr stands ut le.it an pector doesn't worry ; about', ihe milk, merely labeling it in , Uh sailor completely out of the picture, proper grade and the puhllc doeJ Sehmelinjf- will knoelr. Sitttrkey's tho rcst, usually reiusiiiK to iuiy onrs off. if Jack comes tearing- in,, Inferior milk and fotctiiK the pro- wide open and wild, 'the tvm iu diieer to itKprcve the Krade. " ' : t did jiKuiost the fnitfile. Pfilllp Suf uiinicH r jopeuilc fltnp.Max, It is .sale to assuine. The dairymen themselves are j,llH no vulnerubility iti the sciatic anxious for Inspections under this nerve or the Achilles -heel. ''Ho can ordinance. Mr. Miller KfHd. In punch, which Is sonielhUiK Shark Portland, with several inspect o ey failed to do atiinst Ken It an-l working from onrl ymornlntf to. j niifhv, it wu: difficult to answer j all of tho cuils ftm dairymen aH (lUlckJy as umy uesireti, nu iwyn- ed out as proof of liis assertion, , . Tlie duties of the inspector end Willi tlie KHIdlHtf or toe IIUiiv nou a inun'lF not put out of business If hit: milk falls la the lowest cnulu at least, not hy fpector. t'Hualiy, however, the public refuses to buy I Kmdc milk' ami Hie producer loses little ipu In Unptovinjf it. How Milk Is Griiiulcd The milk Is graded on the phys ical condition of the cows, ,l,n comiiuon l ino uuiry Kami", in.: onv Kn ,,LVy n, 110t much I lie. cllln'i- itn-nxolp op onnlc car milk nioinw, mljari'lit tiiiMlni of 'v. pinn-lior, laid ('anic.ra on dm liollr. arid HiivuhmI Willi Kluwr. i and their ttinltalKn. tlie water j HUpply. tlio nlen.sils and their handling, the HiiJkillK process It Kelf, the cooling, hotllinjf and cap ping and the health of . employes. l here mo 5 poinm it) the Kd Int; Hywtcni and if a defect 1m dis covered In any one of these. It uteanH a. drop In the Krade corre tpoiKilns ui the importance :f the defect; A i)iiii ' miiht ' hove nn ollu.'rwlHo perfwt-'Ki-artiMK: hut, lor example. If hi." Vm'ployes do not submit lo a health certiiicnte once each yi hiH milk ; would he K railed lover than A. SAO t'itlcs . IVc Ot'diuiiiiee- .. MV; Miliei says'thal the stand ard, oi-dinance h;l its .inception In Alabama ri yeor ni?o, ' after which, it was Involifc'-'iUd und ru vHed by 14 national orKunl?.uT tionfi mid iheu submitted .jOv tho nation. . A. I present it la operat ing in 'ia slates and a fiO cities, with the work of introduction eon linuiuK ihroiiKhout the country. "flood milk Is a health builder. Dirty milk may spread disease. It hi to make the public sine of a rare supply that the 1'nited States public health service has prepared the standard milk ordinance, which molten It easy for .lhc buying pub lie to tell the safest and hesi fnilk by the label on the bottle," Mr Afillcr concluded. i Mrs oi ix.ii itms PO KTIjAND, (tre.. Mar. 2fi AP Airs, i: I n ma Nelson, ti:t, Port land, died in a hospital here of Injurhvs she received when she was struck by an automobile driven by W. I. Waggoner, Van couver, Wash., who was not held by pollee. Mrs. Nelson darted (rom the sidewalk Into the path of the machine, police said. i:xvv or social kkt j PALM UKACIf, Fin., Mar. 2s i (AP) Grace Arnoty. I'u. ami her j 12-year-old brother. Charles Mlnot i Amory Jr., jtre the envy of some ! of the social set, young and old. They landed a 2 1 1'-pouml tarpon, tho prize catch of a three-day j cruise In which their dad and oth- ( r grown folks took part. Pltnj ssin kii.i.i;i M.UIHON, Win.. Mar. 2 8 fAP) Pro. Griffith IClthatds, U. s soelate piofeyor uf sulls ut the I'niversity of Wiscjni"Jn sine: l!U.i found sh"t to death In his office on Hit agricultural eutupus tide morning. Ife wjb Imlleved to have phot hlniflf through the heart with a hotyuu. tip arihthitl: POKTLANI. Ore.. AL-ir. 2S fAP) i A board of arbitration will en ! deavnr to splve the Maye problem enn.'rofiilnif MiiploycH of tlie I'a--j i-ifli- N..rthwest public PtllMles cijinpany. former Portland Electric ( Power eoiitpauy. ai)( nftMut. of the concern, It was ilcciiled lst nit: lit Hfter un all-day waxv Jv j forenco hetween eippltyen and of- fielnU fulU, IUvk a.oiiii:u nwa POItTJ.AND, Ore., Mftr. 28 (AP) I'lireluuu' of the bapk of Ore gon city by the railed Stai-s N'u lionul eorpnratiou wa iniuoMiiciHl j 'here today. Thfs Is ihe eleyeuta ; bank in the l'uitel States uuthnml inr financial fortunes may have trrmip. In a di al closed hud fct- rhuim'd his view. The old mauler unlay the corporation aco,irel lln i knows better than anyone else the Wosi ('twist Nallonul hunk aii lk , difficulties of k ttiiij? Into eondllion ovnr Hie Wcji Coast Jlaneorjtora- j nfer r throe-year layoff. He knows j lion's eontrolllnif sioeit in a fliln that nRainst a yoan. sharp of cJhIh luiukx. , . J punrher of the Tunuej type he ) , - j niiKht suffer yeiiotiM Injury to hi J III:.iI'OI.VT tV l-J ;AT-:s i.luw They cumc out of tlie two SAIJJM, Ore., March 2H AP C. 13. fiales of .Ah'dfoid, was today ( n appoiiiLed by Hoveruor Noi'Jd.id 1 as a member X the slate hljihway , in mission, dates was first ap- ' pointed by Hovernnr Patterson ' j jc, jla,onp' u'uj to succeed Wade 11. und his term will expire next Monday. The new term Is for four yearn. . , I Alan J.Gould The. most- f icq ue nl fist hi mt cries , that nave been tossed'.iit this de- even' ciiunce,. to belt the -Itoston ,u few others. On the other hand, Sharkey may decide to iiave one of his food niKhts. lr,so, he should outpoini Her Maxie bandlly, If not jLoluuHy knock hlnj out. Sharkey :j(lwaM has had chainpiohship Rtuff In hlnv but manifcHLs it only, now nn,i then. CjirncKii in hUH th liiK inyHtt'ry man of lh rtfiK. 'I'liowc who tiavi Hfon liini clthor n;nriir(l him lis a froak ami no flhu-r Hi all-or-a nittulor who han tho sjtrcd, iimr)i and Hizo 10 heal unyihiiifr In hcavy wi'iL'ht ro.fliniH'. Wlllto Htrllillnu llilnlm r'iirncra ran flirhl lull WIIIU-. floor. 'I'll. U'Ktlmoiiy of Hit; liny' I'elersnii, Karmor lodfie and a few others who have collapsed lit approach of the ta,t . eia t'lout can he ruled out oh prejudiced. There will ! no answer to th- I-'rimo puzzle until he stvps-liitu it ; legitimate match with wine . cap-'1 able fighter such as ('ampolo, who Is dearly a, mulch In -si.e for the! Italian and ii terrific " rlgiii-hand hlttrr. - Johnny ' Itisko, hnV'invr i ARCADE NOW PLAYING Spopt W T0DAY : T I aim ' iv. .4'' ' "TARZANTHK ' g TIGER" ' I ' 5B i HRANADA Jkt k uiuuuiiii m 'v imp ..t Mickey Af'Hi I Sound apwi tV 1 ileuionst rated 'am polo wum not too hlc for him us the New York' coin -misitlun feared, would he only too p-:d to work on Camera, At the moment, probably Jack Deinpsey hliuseti t-uanot say whether or not ho will don the If loves ajfaln lor uhyOiltitf more Kiu-lous thiin tjio movie. A year uj;u, Demic coiiJdercd his fiKht lf career definitely over but shift r('uuney battles badly ilunittjretl. 'I ho proper fimiiuial . Induce- ments may );. tlu eompcllluK fac or ta a Hciiipscy coine-lunii hut it is doubtful hi will uticiupt to liKht unless he feels he can el hack Into condition. COMMISSION . PREPARED TO v MATCH FUNDS (Continued from Page One) ; iniler: probably will be awarded ' and this will red ace the uuflnlt-h-!d t-rap to I'.i mfles. This unfin- i ished wot k conslitts of 1 S.!t utiles ip l.tine county and 4.4 miles in -Jiotiilas county. ', : ' The Mia tin ii county court nffer ed iho couiiulssion $(io,aau -fn ((operallon for work on the North .s'antlam hlKhwoy. The commit---siou explalnctl thai the South Snu t.'iaiH' hilivwiy is a part l" toe stated highway system and the road has been constructed on this side as far as Caseudlu. isDUCATORS WILL GATHER HERE IN SPRING SESSION Continued from Pago One) '. The speakers will include K. S. KulKht. - of Hood Itlver; Austin l.andreth, of. Pendleton; V.. O. Towicr, uf La Clrande; President H. I'!. Inlow-. of the normal school, und C A. Howard, of Salem, super intendent of public Instruct ion in Oregon. . Superintendents and principals are .urged to come lo l.a Hrandv on I'Viday so that they may visit the' normal school' and become acquainted with Hie school and its students. Track schedules will be drawn up during the meeting und a s1te for the Kastern Oregon meet, which -probably will be held on May 3, will be decided on. The stale meet at Corvallls will be op May 10, this usually determining the dale for the .Haste rn Oregon event. PARALYSIS IS . SAID CAUSED BY "COCKTAIL" (Continued from I'affe'une) anil'S, he conlliuied, had iieon ' t'Kaliiined and were dim'ovei eit to (Ti'in liirci- fnin-Mt In ki-vimi I'lN LOVE?" oui c i uu jitr. I'lnlsli Vuia Wedding IhdniU )ty I '.slug jMir new style (cream) nuoujuyiiicntH. . N K fi K X I H I N T I X (I I eUththa of Hie solid In the mix ture wan eivocote 'or cifboJle jict I, lior.in itssi rlcil. ; . "Slucp Dip Cirklall" Di Inking the 'sheep dip cock tail," the commissioner nald, would seriously uifeet anyone uiul kiui ple;( anal,vKel Judicijitd that It hud U-en icspiitif lhe for many, cases of part paruly!. Hnrar. said apparently some threwd hootk'y-cr had devlt-ed a ; wehemo to Ket "rle); iiulck" and j har dlsli Ihuleii ;ut'kre am uuls of j the concoction, He said It uas i put up In the sumo sort of holtlea ; as .lanvtica txliw' and that tlio firs' lite va; likt Jamaica ulu Knr but after another one or two, Hie iluvor uuld be of nirhoHe ua'IiI w ei coyote, . IK said there wa Just enough Klnei In it to nivo it .a predoinixant nJiiiter, flavor. SO to (Ml Per Cent Th e ixinmlsslojter sn Id I here' were three focal taiints of dJslriloi- Stor Xo. Jm iimiilo. Oro, Sturdy Footwear $2,98 Chocolate retan upper leather well, and .outside or ' eiidiirjn .f "no mark" iiimpnsltinn. . Coin fort and dui-ultllliy nsurei. '' SPECIALS FOR CANNED A ll Gold Peaches Fancy Pack : No. 2'2 can. 25c 1 - - - ' DEPT. yi- - ! H I Nl.lj ' j I 'l J . I . ' t I ' 1 c i lit.. . . m Curfpw Hrand liroken Slice Pineapple s No. 2 cans , . , . 20c 3 for.,.. 58c Fancy Yellow Del Maiz Corn No. 2 Can 3 for 44c Van Camp's Hominy Large Size Can 10c HONEY MAID GRAHAM CRACKERS 2-Pound Caddy ... . . 32c " OUR REGULAR EVERY DAY PRICES ' Citrus Soap lOBars.. .. .. .....'37c White King Granulated Large Pkg. 44c Home-Owned 1408 A dams, Roesch t tioii for the, concoction und that : I " of them eonleied la Ht. Louis and Cincinnati. i A IlkliiK for a' 'hot, bitinn j drink." Ixiran said, tpode the 1 'shcep dip coektalLN a fnvorlte n ,oie. southern und etmth western jitCulef'. He salil that the tesj of jsaiuple Indicated there was an much' j un Sft to, fln pee x"ejl .alcohol in some of, the lot. , f, ( : SH.K MAM KTIMi f. KKWAIHC. N. .1., Mar. IS (AJ' i : -Kcderal pohilitlon OK'ents were busy today Uis mailt Unf u flAO.uflU i still with a daily capacity of in,- nou malleus of alcohol (tetv.ed . 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