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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Friday, June 20, 193d Pay e Fourteen ' "Pi Many Children Have Defective Eyesight, Claim lly l)r. Ircilrrlck I. Strliker TosU made upon. thousands of children or nil ages In ihe United Htatoa.have demonstrated that, of tho 34,1)110,1100 ohllilron In the I c -. mehlar am! secondary' schools on enormous percentage have ih.'fuc Hvp pyesjiflit. , - Many 'chlldron are- bo handlrap-pi-d hy their defective vision that normul, montal development Is Im possible and ronifort nnd liealili nufl"er. ' H hau been proven over und over again that many ens of harkwurdncsH, nnd what has seem ed, stupidity and lazlneps In grow ing children, httvn been dun en,. Ilivly to poor eyesight and poor hearing. . ' . ' ' Of all part" of tho body under voluntary 'control tho i'yH urn thn hardest worked. liven "itille small children have tanks both at home and ut Heliool thut di mand much work of the eyi-H at close range, Thn eyes lire more suhjeel to Im perfection In structure than are most purtH of the body. Hue- most eyes can he made to provide per fect vision for all purposes hy sup plying them With correcting lenses placed' In .fript of ' th" lens of tho cyi .;Hiift)i correcting lenses count oruervrhe -refractive errors 'produc ed. i'y. a- faulty sliope of Ihe eye it self... . .... . , Observation of the following; six ritlt's:,wlll inalulaln good vision! 1. no not hold ohjecis too near the '. cjes . to Inrreaso visibility. Twelve' to fourteen Inches Is tho proper'dlstnnce. . Do . not read wllh tho head lient;J.-firvard. Hooks should be lior,fa)iilfll to the eyes. :i: rpo not look loo union at rnp Idly ;'i'ipvii(f objects. Reading small piinjon h. moving train may cause -lieaihiejio' and' dizziness; 4. Iio not rcud In a recumbent position for a long lime. This causMi' f-yo strain nnd redness of tho oven,;,- Gfy pot nsc the eyes for near work excessively. Variety In the use of tltc. oyes Is beneficial. -a. iio not work In n glnrlng light. The. tlirltt'Hhould fall over the left Rfinuldif. ' f 'lihorfi.'ls no objection tO'iislnif 4tm Mij,ii".-,siiicMpnllv all one's wak ing. United iriven for close work If I A thn ooildltloins milder which "" How . enh-I eyes are ;iisednrn favorable. Only 'power of a car?' ? COLORADO GRIDDER ON HONEYMOON i ;..,' J$ WBlf V f ?1 ,1 f I ' ' Auonatrd Prtu Phut Earl "Dutch" Clark, former All. American football player, and the former Dorothy Qchrader were married the day he wai graduated from Colorado College, After a trip eatt they will return west, Clark becom ing assistant football coach f hlo air mater. Q. How long, should you - conk spaghetti? . f ". '' ,. About ton Inches. , tell , tho -horso- a 'fctv. Individuals need to limit thclr'.work out of consideration for their eyes: and most of these need not' havo had to do so had they been particular to avoid definite abuse, to their eyes. OFFICE CAT 'THAOt MAN K (TIO. By Junius A. Uft up thn liood nnd count Q. Where Jn tho host plnce to pot nuto pnrtB? A. At-the rnllrond oroflHlnff, 0. What i tho hnnloHt joh you know of 7 A. Trying to sell Inipgy whips to Ford. . f Q. Nhould a.-womnn run for OongrotiH? ' . . , A. Yon! IVomnn enn lnlroduco moro IiIIIn thnn men.'. . Q. I Low often do tho rnllronrtH kill a mnn? A. JiiBt onco. Q. Where In the "nsleat plnre to ii'flt Aotroflfl Vn, -wien I enme on tho HtiiKo tho nurticmco nlmply siit there npen-mouthed. . Hcrond ActreHH Oh, jionsenBo! They'd never yawn nil ut onco. IT it': trnp Hint Hi ( irirls drexHnnrl viwmhh? to p lei we tho men, It taken a mighty j A, Jn the dictionary, lltlleijto plenne 'cm. -; rAtS.tU pont offlco wln'dow, the Kji'l'V'fiHittnformod Ihat l)nr letter iihe;rirntod to "jn till nofdtxl nnolhel Q. Wh( 1h tho happiest man at n modern wnddlnK? A. Tho hrl(k'" father., '.';: A dear old; lady of my acqualnt anea. htiR found '.-.a hho for orowH- word ' piinisU'H outMldo, of , that, of . Pontal Cleric rlt'B too heavy for , llI.11H,.intr . n ilpP. knnwliMiL-n: nf one. Mamp. I lanKUfWe When who hooh a par- Olrl.itdejvlpff Into her pni He) J ucularly .eiiKffliiK deslKn nhe .clips i nai may ne an riKin, mn i snomu jU out. foi. .fl ,lUl,ni Ihlnkf nhother slanip would make mU'hwiirk qutltM. ii nciivier. KATTHDAY lHOf!ItAMK ' S-'iitioiuil lipoadt'oling 't4: 0. popular tiiUHlr; 7, Voice of Van; flity, AmuK ami Andy; 7:30, fent ure; ti, circus; 8:S0, Melody Mem nrlcw; it, oreln'stra nnd clmriiH; Good-Bye Tired Stomach . . . .. ; Question and Answers Q'. -What 1h Ihe llffiironfo ho tweenikolf and motniinK? A. In wolf you hit nothing, and lnriubtoi'liiR you hit verythliiK. - Q.-i What wa tho Hpoed rraukH InxT-tnithruI Htatemcnt? A.V-Now watch the ppoedomoli-r Jt-(lxty, Q. AVhat Is tho heHt way tn pre vent' the diseases ciiukimI )y hltlng injects?' w A.-Dn not llte the tnspctn. Wien your Htmpiich halks at di gesting .such foodw as juicy Htenks. gravy, potatoes, heans, onions, Jn nniklng hrend, coffee and :iich : pastry do the sane thing use .MK-RA! UK HA neutralizes the condltlnn duo to "Man In Pcnllsfs Chair Whew, 1 f,,'mpn,,MK fooilB and whips your my. hend aches terrlhly. jstonuieh back to normal action. The Yt'S yCS I'll (JUH-K, MUL WIl UUIIl vimi'iice. v iinm ten minutes you will fu-.: snnthlmr relief and voii'll iio ready ;'lo say "(inod-hyo" tired iiU I , ..I. DcntiKt absently) fill U In: Just a moment. Htomati.h, Thousands of stomach HulTerors follow this formula with Joxtrlo a gind five cent cigar tho country needs an umbrella that i ouiun i. I.im.v mw,L i.im.d novo W(m,orr., HUCceSM. Try M K-KA you aro at tho office. yoiirseir! Alll-HA 1b sold under an Ironclad The word alimony, (lladys dear, t Kuarantco of satisfaction or your In merely a contraction of 'all his ; money back hy the Moon Drug (Jo. money." iVrh-e r,n. nnd $1.00. Adv. . . another expert cliooses Crisco for all frying and shortening purposes Hundreds of womon who attondud the rocont CooWiik Scltool in this city saw how Ci isco helped Mrs. Mcl,cun to jel better results to make lietter-tastinp; friud ami baked foods. Wo were interested to learn Hint most other cooking experts use mul prefer this shorteninj,' for all purposes, too. Since the school, many of our customers have been using Crisco and have told ns how much they like it. This so impressed us that we have decided to feature Crisco this week, in order that all of you nitty learn of its many superior (nudities. Special for this week only The progressive dealers listed below are offering Criseo at a special price this week. Take advantage of it. In ill ww ir-ltfht ran. tUy it u UiJe, Huffy an t'frmy Ml ny Itli lirli tnuprrn. tttrc. Pallison liros. Grande Ronde Meat Co. Economy Grocery Fir Street Market Pigyly Wiggly Stores MacMarr Stores Vay'n Takit McClay Grocery ios. 1 and 2 Safeway Stores Inc. Joel's Grocert W. W. Rhine D:30, Golden ICsends; 10 to 18, HpotllBht review. Northwest Droadcastln? system: 8. male quartet; 8:30, soloists; 9, (londollers and soloists; 11:30, Rev ellers. Columbia Broadcasting syetemt 8, musical feature; 8:30, Musical Cocktails; 9, Chasln' the Dlues. i. Salt iJike U) - KSI, fllSO): 7:30, NilC: 8. fea ture; 0, NI1C; 10, dance mimic; 11, VaKahond of Air. I'ortluiHl ;KOW (C20): 6, NHC; 0:30, mu sical progrnm: 10, Cecil and Sally; 10:15, NBC: 11 to IS, HI Jinks. KBX (1180): 9, community chest program; 9:30, NHS; 10. records; 10:30, orchestra; 11:30, NIJS, news. TaconiA v KVI (790): 8, CBS; 9, popular music; 10, dance music. . Kpokuno ' ' iarQ (800); o, Nnc; 10, coiles lans; I:30, vaudeville frolic. JjOH AiikcIcm KVI (B40); 8, NWI! 8:30, con cert; 9, N1IC; 9:30, variety; 10:30, dance music: 1 a, MidniKht frolic. KNX (I0S0): 7,' ensemble; 7:J5, orK'in; 8, niusicnt comedy nour; o, musical program: 10 to 12, dance music. ' ' Oakland KOO (790): 7:30, NBC; 8, sym phonic perns;. 8: JO, NBC. ICIX (880): 8, soloists: 9 to 10, dance music. Ponvfr ,'KOA (830): - 7:30, 'NP; 7:4n; Hhidlo, -Hnndny school lesson; 0 to San Francisco 'KFRC (010): 8,. CBS;. 10, Frank Wntanabe; 10:10, news, dance mu sic. ' ' : KPO (680): 8, NDC; 8:80, -con cert; 10 to 12. dance music. i" Tho bell "which sounded ' tho alarm in the Chicago fire has been plnced in: a .museum, Vor 55 years it announced - the opening and closing of the exchange, in Chi cago Moiird tof Trndo. 1 '" Clara Bow Says Hospitality Was Cause of Visit DALLAS, Tex.. June 19 (AP) Denying fiiondshlp for a Dallas j professional mnn brought her hero, -Clara Bow, tho "it" giii of the movleu, today told the AKOcthud j i'reBs aturf men tulen of mnithern lioHpitallty had lured her to Texas. MImh Bow naid nhe sounht a quiet Iilace where he . could Kvt away from Hollywood. - "I'm tired of It all. "We had so many friends here who had begged to us to try Houthern hospitality, we decided on n nioment'H notice to to come to DnlliiH and many of our cloHUHt friends didn't know It." HeferrinK- to published reports she had made a 1110000 settlement of a threatened $lSO,qoo alienation of affections suit by a Dallas , woman, wife of the profensional i man figuring In the stoiy, Miss 15ow declared: "I didn't even have the money to pay such a thing. My money is lied up In n bonus trust fund which the studio 'Inaugurated nnd It can't be touched by anybody." Miss now said reports of a mor ality clause In her contrnct pro viding forfeiture of money were wholly fiitHP. She exhibited n telegram received lat night from a Hollywood man with whom she said she was in love nnd wuh "thinking of marry ing." "This terrible thing- hnd to come along, and might 'blow up my romance In Collfornin." "We had planned to stay until the 29th, but If they keep bother ing me,' wo mny leave in -two or three days. The studioovired mo liiHt night to lenve at once but that Ik ImpOHslble." ' MIhs Row and her Hecretory, MIhs Dullsy Devoe, arrived In Dallas Sunday afternoon from Hollywood, unannounced, und registered at a hotel under assumed names. The population of the non t'hristlnn urea of the Philippine archipelago is estimated hy the provincial government at 1.-G5,-785. "... Health Talks POISOX IVY Poiwon ivy is the most common and' best known of u group of plants helonirinff to the sumac clays whose resinous sap produces a characteristic inflammation when coming in contact with the skin of a susceptible individual. In this group of poisonous plants thero are at least CO or 70 mem be iv. The moro common are poison ' Ivy, (distinguished from other suh j peoted creepers f a similar np , peorunce by its possession of three . leaflets Jnuead of five), poison oak. a shrub or small tree eum i nion to ihe western part of the t I nlted States, and poison sumac. puison doftwaod or poison elder which K''ovs in this country In i swnmpy places, . It Is tho resinous sap of thewe j pn'nts that Is responsible for tho so-called poisoning, , C-ontiaiy to (he common- im pression Ihe sap Is not volatile, does not pass through the nil. To be affected, one must come In con tact with It. f However, this contact need not i lie direct. The sap may first come In contact with clothes, tools, in sects, etc., nnd, tlien .be transferred to tho sltin of a person, many miles distant from the plant. The sap, vhen coining in con tact with tho skin, causes an In tense Irrltiitton. There is an In flammation of the affected parts, frequently beginning between the fingers, swelling and the forma tion of bleb, or blisters. The person affected not Infre quently suffers fever, loss of appe tite and cumtipution. When one suspects having come in contact with poinon ivy. the exposed part of the body, hands and face should be freely washed with an ulltaltho soap and water. Kxternal application of alcohol or gasoline will sometimes overt the poisoning. nothing suspected ' of having come In contact with the Irritating pap, should be discarded for a while, and exposed to Ihe sun. Such exposure tends o destroy the. Irritating suhtftunce, ' ; " ' L SUGAR IMPROVES FLAVOR OF MANY FAMILIAR MEATS1 Lamb, Beef and Ham are Drir licious Seasoned With ' Sugar and Suit 1 Insulation BALSAM WOOL install ;d over your ceiling joists will make your home cooler in summer and warmer in winter. 60 of your heat loss . is through your ceiling. Ask us about it. VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. PHONE MAIN 73a. . . "GOOD SERVICE .QUICK" The popularity of baked ham lies to a great extent in Its glazed sugar coating. But many cooks use sugar.'; in boiling ham. By adding a half to i u cup of sugar to the water, also, a half cup of vinegar, the mea(:i.. "picks up" a savory-sweet fiuvoi ... during the cooking that is most-., pleasing. ii Sugar also improves the flavor..., of lamb chops when that meat i' , allowed to stand before frying inj the following mixture 1 teaspoon!., sugar, Va teaspoon salt, 1 or 2 tea--spoons vinegar or lemon juice auc, 5 tablespoons palad oil. The sugai ' , blends deliciously with all the otlu'i '. ingredients and the meat juices, f. ,. Beef stews composed solely o(-'M meat, or in combination witli vegov," tables, are also most taste. pleasine;', when a dash of sugar is added with--'" ihe salt and pepper. , . vr Aside from using sugar to season;' meat, it can be used successfully,, in the preparation of most cannei'' and fresh vegetables, Sugar eiii!"1' phnsizes tho mild taste of spinach " mellows the tartness of tomatoei. and combines in a surprisingl;?"" pleasing way with the flavor ok peas, carrots, corn, cabbage, bean and other' vegetables. Most food,?." are more delicious with sugar. ThAn Sugar Institute. . 'J The Painting and Interior Decoratins Done By Lynch & Leighton 1 he Mastering and ofu ceo Work "Of Course" Done by Harry Hoffman THE General Contract for the Entire Job Handled by W. Vedder We Arc Proud of Our Pari in the Building of the Perkins - Firestone One-Stop -Station Corner Adams & Hemlock THIS MOST MODERN SERVICE STATION IN EASTERN OREGON OPENS TOMORROW THE Electric Wiring and Lighting Fixtures from the II. & S. ELECTRIC Modern Steam Heat and an Oil Burner Installed by Nate Zweifel The Architect Chas. B. Miller La Grande, Ore. A LOCAL ARCHITECT -LOCAL LABOR USING LOCAL MATERIALS PLANNED AND BUILT THIS STATION I lake this opportunity to express my sincere thanks to the contractors nnd their men whose skill and energy made possihle the quick completion of this modern filling station. I can heartily recommend each and every one of tjhem as workmen of the highest type. W. C. PERKINS fy.
