Wednesday,' April 16, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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l SDCDn:Dy N1EWJT
1 the linniR of Miss muck's ulster, Mm. K van TlioimiH it ml Mr. tmd lick Mnrjorlo (Vohh, Rlemior J'rosjt,
Bess Foster Smith .. ,
Is Honor Guest Of
Neighborhood Club
When tin i-a Ciianilf NvlwUlmr-'
hood rlub met Tiifsduy nftfinooi
In tho ha 11 room if ttu- l,;i I ramie
hotel Hohh KitKtor Smith continual
the unimuiil trout f-.n Orandf poetry
In von have been wi joying the ptiht
two days In tho popnix rend ho
clmi-Miiiiffly by the itlnho poetess.
Mi's. Smith w.-iH pi-fKi'iihsi must
cniertntniiiKly. hy Mi-h. K. K. Ilur-'
ley, obatrnmn of the literature cuiii
intttoe which was tiirOrumt-Htnl in
bringing this program before tin1
members. I'ot-nm rend hy Mrs.
Smith won-: "Simplicity."" "KHi-heii
Magic. I'o Uerinido." ' Mother
hood," 'Tho lreum fhild.V "Honif
Tit'H," "Tho 'hrekifd Tithli-eoih."
"Tho IMttle Htrungo Town. 1'ho
Jlomls," "Social lU'ri:iiivnn-nts,"
'KaHlor I toad. I'lm St ran kit, a
"I'roof," ,"My Spicniini," ."When
Sally SrnlloH, I'usko." "Win to Do
You Wvti?," "The party," "Mother
ThlngM," "1 Have Uvoti in CltloH,"
'.M'retond Iiik," "i!:ippy Little
IIoumo," "I cedn. Voihiis Knou'l
ttige," "To One Who I.Uw.x Mo,"
VToii Grande," written especially
for the pooplo here in appreciation
of "tho delightful phiiiK made- for
her visit. . ' '
.1'roecdlng the reading tf her
6wu pOein.s UHH Foster Sniltli ivnd
li KI'oup of the best pccm. siilmiit
tod In the poetry conlest. In which
tliu children from all parts nf the'
city competed. The poems were
surprisingly gtQd achievements an.i
were most Interesting to club mem
bers. 'Those Mrs. Smith eiio.se
earlier in tho day for reading were:
two poems by alt the firal Bra.de
In t)u roum of Mrs. Heul
rlco Young, teacher at Greenwood
school, "I.lttln Pansy, " ,-nnd. "A
Jattlo IUmI ltOHo;" "Spring "la Mere,"
hy Hugh KumaKawa, fourth grade,
(Iroenwood school: ' "Spring" by
Jnme K. Urynnt, eighth grade, 11
vorta: "Not Mentioned in a Hook"
by Kthel iCvans, eighth grade, Iti-;
vorta; "My First Poem," by Keta
11. Koler, sevenih A, Central: "In J
Spring," by Lillie Itlcrhiw . ' eighth i
(Trade, Itivoria; "The Kreeze." by !
John Alas worth, sixth A. Green- !
wood; "The Pretty Tulip" .by Lor-;
ene Itohe.rtson; seventh A, (Vn-i
iral; "Clouds" iy .b-an Devino.
eighth A, Central: ."Vacation" by
Opal Conner, ighth A Central; and,
"A Poem" by Joanna Leslie, eighth
A, Central. .j
Onring (ho afternoon a i:iitrret,
mcmbera uf wjilrh wcrt-: Mrs.
Sherwood Williams, Mrs. W. W.
Kushaum. Miss Maliel Morton, ami
Mrs. A. V. Nelsoti. sang "Tho Son
uf (1ml In Mortal Love" and VIS wee:
and Low." tTho words of bath were
written by the Kuglish poet. Lord
Alfred Tennyson, loiter two'voeal
numbers weii given by Mrs.'Lcal
Kusset), the words of whitdh weiv
written by" the Annnlcan . Nejjrb
poet. Patil I jiwronco Du ihar. .riv.
II. T, Afdiby was accoinp"-st for
oa-h group.
J hiring tho brief business ses
sion the Neighborhood Literature
club, through tho chairman Mrs. M.
K. Hurley and Miss Ma bio Doty.
announced that this organization
had discontinued meetings for the
jvar,vlth plans already made for
some of-the fall meeting days.
Music week programs. May 5-11,
will be announced soon by the
chuirinan, Mrs. Ashby.
The Neighborhood Art club
meets Thursday afternoon at 2:16
with Mrs. Thompson in Ifi02 Sixth
street. The subject is "liennuis
a nee A ret Meet lire. Tho Cathedral
or St. IVIor will be especially dis
cussed. Mrs. II. K, Tyler, chairman of
tho girls committee, reported pro
gress made, especially with the
Camp 'ire work which Is sponsor
etl by the club. Those serving on
this busy committee are:' Mrs. If. S.
Hrowntoit, Mrs. W. 1L Homer, Mrs.
Walter C.uild, Mrs. (leorge ltirnio.
Mrs. II. 10. Coolidge, Mrs. .If. II.
llauna.
A farewell dinnv was given in
honor of Hess Kostor Smith by the
Neighborhood- club at the Ln
Grande hotel yesterday. The- honor
guest was presented with a lovely
ho(uet of spring flowers In appre
ciation of her kindness in coining
to La Grande to road her poems.
One member present, desert bed
them as '.'rhythmic, melodies from
the heart." Mrs. Smith and her
poems will always be a warm mem
ory to those who have met her
during the busy hours of her brief
stay in ai Grande.
Hess Poster Smith returned to
her home In Welser, Idaho this
morning. .
I
Engagement of Miss
Black is Announced
Mrs. Leal Uassell. The wedding
will be an event uf Ju te I.
, Hrltlge was enjoyed during the
evening with the announcement on
the score cards, Mrs. William Heu
Ifhan won first award, and Mrs.
Jack I'Yrr's received consolation
prine.
'Guests were: Miss Wlnoim Ly
man, Mis.i Pond a Hanks, Miss Ltl
Itun Sims, of Seattle; Mrs. Doyle
"fCimmermun, Mrs. Audnier Playle,
.Mrs. 1-leugltan, Mrs. John Uni
son, Mrs. M. L. I -arson. Mrs. Clark
PltXNerald, Mrs. Poster Sims; Mrs.
Penis, Mrs. Lester Stoddard, Mrs.
C. J. Hlaek, Mrs. David Pitzgerahi.
Mrs. Iluth Palmer. Si s. A. M.
Morc ami the honor guest.
s
Miss Dooley And
Mrs. Waymah Scott.
Hetty Arlene
f Hit kef.
Km men and Phyllis I
Name Chairman At ! Recital Will Be
Iris Camp Meeting
Given Thursday
Iris Camp No. 2S. Jioyal Neigh-
uorti oi America, nn'i in ua imut
esiing session Monday -evening in
the odd l-Vllows temple, with Mrs.
Itu'.b. Hoot presiding. Mrs;' Vol ma
V'edder has been appointed chair- i
man of the refreshment commit- !
tee for the
will be held on April L'S.
uplls of ILltta Anthony and Ida
MeMeeklu will be present d In pub
lic reclUil Thursday evening at 8
o'clock at the I -a Grande hotel, it
wum announced today,
.The. program follows:
xt meeting, which HuinmM. ThouKhta .....Spear
Moonlight on the Lugoon ....Kriml
j .Marguerite McGlennlng
Bridge Club Meets i ,c '!', wll!'lM H"nl''
k p , TT Sunlight I hrough the Leaves
AtPohrmanJioniei urMeu
, Lucille Thompson
1 TyT. T rrtV Ilni.v.mH I 'he A. O. I.
llridhe club met 1 Autumn
last night at the liotne of Mrs. Harvest Pestlvul Chenoweth
v Walter I'ohrman with spring flow- Hlrds of Passage i Hurlelgh
One of the prettiest spring wed-i era as decorations. - Mrs. Claude Autumn Chamluade
dings this scimhu took place last Mackoy won flint prUe and Mrs.- Mildred Standley
night when Miss Sarah Dooley, Will Howard received consolation.' Winter
daughter of Mr. and Mi's. Joe Nel- j Dainty refreshments were served. Call of Winter Harboah
son. became the bride of Kay j 'Hkaiing Krogmanu
Lynch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl I A . 1 -nA,, Tc, I Lucille Thaeker (
Lynch, at a ceremony at 8 o'clock , ucn xsililix November Sleigh Hide
Event of Evening
at the Lynch homo. The He v. J.
George Wuljt officiated. 'Vesterday
was the twenty-seventh wwdding
anniversary of Mr. and M.s, Karl
Lynch.'
Coasting
satin wearing a eorsagi
t he. vail ey a n d y el low
Mrs. Donald llohun.
,'l'schaikowsky
C, Hurlelgh
Eleanor Hicks
HPKALDS OP SPUINO
(Pupils of Miss Me.Meekln)
The Klrst Uohiti Hogois
' . Margaret Thomas
Tho Prog's Serenade AVrlghf ;
.1 In- tl.M-irln
Mnxlni' tilli.w rin -f!l.H-lnrf ir'.vla .... ' ..' . .
Iionur. war, yollow K,.o, B,.tl,. with , " ,,.. ..,.,.,, " ' ,,OM,,,"u"
a cormifr yrllow hiiiI whllo ,.tllllll.M wrvml: CUmIu H.irv.-y, ,,V...V ,,,, ' 1 Wl..,h,
lira iinri tiny Invenilnr'nirhlilH. Tin- ,.,....., , , ,' ,,"y ISIiishoiiis yilKiit
innld of Honor. Miss linoK.-ni! lint- f , V "" ""f
iiPllll l ui'ui' , inrin ijiiiJiuu, Ji nn li iti.liillntw
lilutn wni-o ..inlf u-.xtt'irM 1 1 inn) li . . . ..... lMndellon.s
- " " ;iirencn. verna tiicKtoru, dewei
corsage of pink rosebmls and HvwtiW(ia(tU a(1 M,hhV(1 (.ftm,
Mrs. Cyle Charlton presided as
The annual dinner' of the L. S. J
of H. of L. P. and 10. took nlace
l.lut llUrllt III iU.l I.' l till 11 Willi '
The hride was dressed in yellow I M0lU lt-(, ,n ntloll(Ilin'(M,. ilnner
uins wnf s,.,.v,.d tit li:3a o'clock at tables
tell I'OSi'S. ; ..;i,i ii.ti-l.iir liliuMfiniM Mini
peas. Haskets of daffodils and pin:;
tulips were-the floral arrangement ; t0nt m iKt roH with the
oi tne nome a coior Hcnemt ui
pink and yellow. George Harbeau
attended the bridegroom.
About two-score- relatives mul
Halston
. " Nancy Lftc Llndsey
Pain I'ltter-Pattors Dutton
Hobby Hogeusea
toasts presented: "Our Guests," hy
Mrs. Grace Streiff: 'l lome-Hrew
by Mrs. Alia Hickford; "Our,
following inr,ia ht the Hranchos.
..Uogors
Cooks,"
Wag
by Mrs. Nell Swan:
by Mrs. Muble Colemun;
friends witnessed the ceremony. A j
luncnoon was served alter inn "P" 1 "Hai-ting." by Mrs. C. Charlton.
Hal services with Mrs. Clnrles I t,u.(H W,n, R (,lvonslon llltt,,. ln
litnguer, .mis. lum uyncn. -irs. )(ho ovpnln(r w;Ul iMrH. NeIllo r)iiirl-
l-lldlietts, Mrs. Donald Hohan and
top and Harry Starr winning first
Miss Imogene Hutchison serving. , t ,noeIlltl nn(, MrH U:ith . ,tlli inslei
The newlyxveds left immediately ' mm UU) w. ..-Itool giving ' V:"" tl'U o .
after the reception for a short I consolation .lo SpHng
honeymoon. In about a week they
will ho at home at !I2 Thirteenth
street.
t
-Mrs. Chandler Is
. Datieeno Mlllerlng
Two Little Proggles (Inimiu
1 Hilly Hough
An April Shower lament
Marguerjte Miller
Spring
HUstle of Siiiing Binding
Chinese Spring Hong Cady
Ola Mac Hough
In
Grieg
Gehovlovo Ailler
....Ijivalleo
consolation.
Kutertainment was furnlsheti by ,,' .....
a four-piece orchestra Itohert Jhirk HnrU-"iii'
nwan, piaao: rani w.aiaer, sa.a-phone;-
David Hiatt and Halph
Glehel, ulceleles. Other program
itiil...i.u ii-nrn iirniinnliiil Uv I llilf
HOSteSS at Party Hiatt. Miss Uarhara Hiatt and Miss
Schuhert-LisKt
HaVhara Coniidgo
Alyee Cook
Committees in charge were: Mrs.
Aha Davles, Mrs. Judith Hoot, pro-
Announcements
The engagement, of Miss Lucille
Jilack, 'daughter of Mrs. (V J.
Hlaek, to ICdwaril Pltzgorald, son
of Mr. and Mrs. David PitzgeraUl,
was announced Monday evening at
.'Chapter 1 of P. K. O. will meet
at the home of Mrs, C. L, Kber
Honoring Mrs. Marlon Huffman
nf M-iwilto u-1it lu vlslliniv her sis
ter Mrs. C. S. Chandler this week. cominmee; jira. ana i.civ
.... . .1.. ford, ceneral chairman of the kit
.UTS, IIIIIIIIIIT W.IM NUmCM.S III il ur- , ' , ,, , . . . Jt-.lt. frt.. .. Innpli
tighiful afternoon Monday at her!,'t' commi uee wun am.. ....urea , ... . .
home at a birthday party. Daffodils j 'W,"V . .: . V ,
wore a pretty decoration of the lank DeKalb. Mrs. Clyde ( l.arl- Moo assisting. ;
a11i',f1.ui,mn- war, ton an:l Mi's. Claude Damerell. ;
HThe meeting of the lllveria Par
ent -Teacher aHSoelation which has
been iOHtponed until . Priday, April
will he hdd at the Initio Chapel.
homo... Dainty refreshments were
served featuring a birthday cake 1
covered with candles. T' j.-l Jl 0 -r . T) -,j.
Mrs. J. D. nivtctj x cij. jj
Krttts. M-s.i Af .CvanAn'M rTnmp -w
I ' Plans' are progressing
I Those present were
MeKentton. Mrs. H. G
J. K. Keynohls. airs. 1-1. li. Taylor.
Mrs. li. J. Hrnek and son, Jack.
"Mrs. Spencer Hurch. Mrs. W. H.
Hussell, Jlrs. Clara Allen. Mrs. L.
- Iluffnian nnd stm lioniiy,- Predurick
Jeunfson, the hostess and the hon
or guest.
for the
A Jolly birthday party was glvon benefit card puny to be given by
by Mrs. C. L. Cran'dall at her home tho women of the country club
on Plrst street Saturday aflernoon KasteV Monday, April 2 at the l-a
honoring' her small daughter. Km- , Gran do hotel. HeSfi-vallons can
ma Lorraine Cnmdall. Hoth In- he-maile by calling any of the rol
door and outdoor games were en-. lowing committee or any country
t t j joyed. Decorailons were In a col- club member: Mrs. it. M. Hay,
Club EniOVS Dinner I01 Hcheme of yellcw and white. chairman; Mi's. Norman Prees,
A 1 r 'J T 4- Delicious refreshments were Mrs. John Thelsen, MrsJ. P. Hav-
AnQ oriClg'e JT ai'ty (served featuring a birthday cake enscroft, Mrs. Harvey Matthews,
j with five pink candles. A number MVs. D. ' It. Tanner, Mrs. Pred
Members of the La Petite Hridge ! of gifts were received by the honor Spaeth, Mrs. If. L. Hull, Mrs. If,
guest, among hem a saving no,- N. Ashby.
count from hur mother.
. Those present were: Margaret1 l:Tho Degree of Honor Protective
McClure, Jennie Kicks,, Phyllis society is giving a benefit card
Lang, Inns Lang, Hruce Hray, Mar- party Prlilay ..veiling April 2fi at
club enjoyed a no-host dinner
bridge laH evening in the Saca
jawea Inn. This was the final
meet I ng of t ho season for the
group. Three tables were at play
PTJTMAN'S $
Special Values for
EASTER
Buy This Week! ! When Our
Stocks Are Most Complete
Exceptional Values for
Thursday Friday
Saturday
EASTER' COAT SPECIAL
$16
A wonderful coat value in the -smartest
new cloths, for street,
sports and dress wear. A good range
of sizes. See these values.
'TAILORED SUITS
Every one personally, selected, in '
new n 0 v e It y , t w e e d s " and co vevt
.cloths. -Reduced foivEastev selling.
l-5tol-4off
DRESSES'
' $15
New Spring and Summer dresses
in 5 p r in t s crepes and chiffon for-1
street and afternoon wear many
that are. copies of much higher
priced dresses. "
All ( oui- better grade coats for ;
Sport and Dress wear from 35 and H
m
Substantially Reduced
PUTMANS
Exclusive Ready "tq-W ear i arid
... Millinery "- : v.;
with prims awarded In .Mr. andgaret
The leg length is marked
IN INCHES on
Your Oivn Length
HOLEPROOF
HOSIERY
What length stocking do you wear 28,
29, 30, 3 1, 32, or 33? No matter which
we have it for you in Your Oivn
Length Holeproof Hosiery.-
Why is length so important? Why do
women now specify hosiery length just
as they do foot size? Because if the leg
length is right the stocking fits perfectly
the knit fabric conforms to the curves
of the leg. . The stockings have that
smooth, even appearance that gives the
assurance of smartness.
TKere's an extra degree of comfort, too,
in the freedom from stretching or hag-giness-i-and
the absence of strain makes
for longer wear.
Lrcii.K of Paris creates ensemble
harmonizing hosiery shades exclusively
for Your Own Length Holeproof Hosiery.
$1.00 TO $1.95
The Stopc For Every Man
Remember Spanish War Veterans Dance Tonight
WoiiiliM-IIrk llilllo Woncli-r- K .o'clock. Mr. l.iiura Ki-nm-ily IB
"J ; Konoral crlmlrnmn..
Smashing Proof
-S greatest value
The CryHbil ItehHiah lodge will
have the. anniversary program or
dinarily observed April L'fl, at the
regubtr lodge night, April till. The
eommlttoe hi charge Is Mrs. It. .1.
Kitchen, Mrs.- T. H. Calihcr and
Mrs. Fred f Hurt,-
Tho Past Ms irons club will meet
tonight in the Mnsonlc parlors wllh
M,rs. I'sta, Tyler and Mrs. K. r.
easslw as hostesses.
-
Koinlnattou of ' officers will In
held nt tlie meeting of the Tvidlen
nuxlllary of -th Katies lodgt.
Thursday night at 7::t(i o'clock In
the Kagtes' hall. Kvory meniber is
rcijuested to attend.
j .......
j Tho Art (Ifpnrtnii-nt nf tin
!NlKhlioi honil Hub - wtll lluld .H'H
int-HliiK ut tin. honii- of Mm. Ji-n-'nli-
Tlioiupsoii, 1 BUS Hlxth Hlri-t-t on
j'l'llurHiluy ufti-rnoon lit 2:tfi o'(?lork.
'rho, s(iuii-o. iuicliHheH ri; n. :du-i-ldcdly
nnw nolo am) cira put. out
1- it iloJlKnci-. or -authority.
Omvwny of flril8hlii(!.t)u ,tiiirfc
Hiifclm Ik with o nnrr-jn- Hilf liliml,
xlluMicil tint vllh ;ciii. loft .frog to
tit. In ft Iww' ln tli.t rimlor hitok.
'wlilor ibo of nwll naC: '(extern iK
vurl-i-olorod .feather'- cockade Oij
.two nv' three 8rnall quilts to goqM
yle' fur tho HprlnK.' elqthjhat tc)
d iTHHinn ke'r . beret. .
All motordom saw the amazing results of
Challenger week. The New Essex Challen
ger set outstanding marks in every locality.
It climbed hills seldom attempted by any
car. It set new marks for acceleration. It
established economy results never before
associated with such performance.
These feats were established not by just
a few handpicked specially tuned cars
but 5,000 Essex Challengers in all parts of
the country, many of them owner-driven.
.Results speak for what every New Essex
Challenger can do,
We continue our invitation, Ride Ride
Ride! Know yourself what this brilliant
New Essex Challenger can do. Then no.
lesser car can satisfy.
735
, o. b. Detroit
factory
For the Coupe
Seven other models as atfrac
tively priced. Wide color
choice at no extra cost.
BLUE MT. GARAGE
M. A. Harrison, Mgr. Opposite P. O.
I Builds
i Strength In 5
v Infants and 8
p Invalids c
sQi Aiti-; xr.cKuxi:
NI'.W Will ..l-'l CUNOOX
I -A If IH (Al'l llrlilsjr ili-eHWH.
iiIIiih iifli-inDon ri-oi-ks, havi- it. new
eli-ineilt Inji.-cti-il Into their di-KlKll
by dci'ii hcrlh.'i ciilljir iiiimIi-Ih with
Kitunre m-rktini-, hiiiii-i Iii lnu-k
iim well n m rrnnt.
rHATIIHII IX VOITIt II AT '.
SWANK l-XJt VMMKIl '.
I'A ICIh' (Al'l-wl-'tiitjiern, fine uuil
othei-wlHe. ftre iirnkhiK henilwuy In
1 li M nillllnery ; World. Y ' ' . '.'
Thei-o ore hvore'of theni iiMwd for
piu-lnx thuli lher,wej-H for- Winter,
whlt-h Jh I'eiiinrUv-lJli.' ' ennHlilw-lhif
tlie.fnt-t Ihut ;niHnliier('lK.eMHohtlitl
ly ..flower Heiixiin,
' Mxpej-tM )i-'okriolitleiile".'tliat:;)iiitH
for next full -w-lll niiike' an even
I'lQtIK AOOKKHOIUKS -.'
MOMX I'-KJI AW TOI'CIC ;
I-
I'AWH (Al') A'-.butlohhole:;nf
white- cotton pii'iue tn tlie'ullw' ot
ciLinellit or . cm-notloh ',! otieywily
of ..Botilnir rottdy. ror prln:.. '';'
Tailored llil : With - bloUiioi o t
whlti"pliU(nro;not.eoni.'nleteirltB
Ollt.-I
hole..
. Oyer here iuiHiie. f wplnon i wei"
Ureiwnmkei" (flo.ven of fttquf.-; Tlit'
itio kaiintlotil inailp orthe iprdlhaf r
lli--pliUe. nro -not.eonip.iete' -nu
I Ho plnUo, flower. lii lhL.buttlji
I'lin-K-t f ml IJver (HI
ono Pint i.nn
Keleirllrlenlly tented fur
tho hlKhent poietlhlc con
lent of henlth-KlvlnH vl
tamlnx. fllvo It to child
ren find lo thoxe recover
ing from winter niimenlH.
It In the oulckeMt wny of
retorinu full Htrcnuth.
Sold only ut Hexnll Stolen. S
GLASS DRUGS
Inc.
THE ItKXAIJi KTOHE
1a Grnntlt, Ore.
LAST 2 DAYS
.,f!
JAMrCROZt
COMINC-
ANNA
CHRISTIE
COOKS INTERESTED
IN FLAVOR NOW
The Use of Sugar Encourages
I , 'Art of Seasoning
variety, of (iotloh pltiue.:';
: jv.e-v;,::.;"'.. '' . . '
IIOItSKII.MIt l,ACK' UXtH
AHK lMAI OI-' lllllM
I..-.
' - .".iil
I'AltIS (A.V) Rrlmmed tiata.br
norn'ehulr lace tvhleh turn baok ab
ruptly off tho forohead but readlt
ii ImoHt lo the (houldcrH at the. xldes
unit Illicit promlxe to be ft phaas or '
Huniiner beuditear popular with tho
continental debutante. '
Modified forms of tho laco traw
tintW In liluek and"durk blue aia
shown for town wear. t
Old-time cook remember -when
moat of the day was spent in cook
ins end baking. Great pride wan
taken in the amount and variety of
hearty food that was prepared.
Today, however, there It new
departure in cookery. Attention la
directed to heightening the flavor
of simple, wholesome foods rather
than charming them with rich aaucei
and graviee. Strange as it may ap
pear, suitar Is an important in
gredient In this new seasoning.
In flavoring many vegetables,
lunar shows Its worth. This is
especially true regarding peas and
corn, which lose their original sugar
content between the time they are
picked and cooked. To restore this
flavor dash of sugar -to a pinch
of salt is a good rule to follow.
Sugar also modifies the flavor of
kharp fruits and improves the taste
of spinach, carrots and tomatoes.
And a dash of sugar to a pinch of
salt makes a simple meat stew much
more palalable and satisfying.
Doctors and dietitians approve
the use of sugar as a flavor because
it makes foods, which are carriers
of vitamins, mineral aalts and
roughage,' mora palatable. Good
food promotes good health! The
Sugar Institute. .
j THEATERS
"Great Gabbo" i
Now Showing At
The State
While JjimeH frim baa otivf
het'ii heavily Interented In t
AnitHpfl, pHWHlfina and Hollywood
rou I oatati hoMlnn, It bus bep
hi II To' ambition Co, own hltf on
tuilfo find lulionttory plant. Tlils
roHfrnes for n plnco to work with
out lntorfurenca hn ut last hoijn
ronlizcii. !
Hlmnltaripounly with the produt
tlon of "The Oroat "tlflbho," tit
flirM tnlkliitf picture, Mr. Crulto
nc)uirol one of the lnrjjeat talk
In ptctovo pluntH In the heart pf
Hnllywoml. When current tn
piovmrnt Jirp .-oonipleted ; tlia
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