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Page Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Thursday, April 14, 1932 Lostine Church To Be Rebuilt ; In Near Future . Ily Mrs. Win. Vlf(Kt"iK jl; (Observer Correspondent) tOSTINE (Spoclal) It Is quite certain that the Christian church which was destroyed by fire recently will bo replaced. Many have ex pressed their desire to donate work and time and with the lnsurnncr money, they hope to be able to build r. very neat Ifttle church. Mrs. C. L. Allen, and daughter. Nell, leU this week for Portland where they will visit for a week or two with friends. Mrs. O. J. Poley entertained the bridge club at her home Wednesday. vith three tables at play. Mrs. Harry Wade made high score and Mrs. Roy Haun, second. The club voted to discontinue tho weekly meetings un til after the busy season. Mrs. Poley was assisted In serving refreshments by Mrs. Edgar Hook. Earl Pleenor, who spent the past three weeks In the Veterans hospital In Walla Walla, Is visiting friends In Lcstine. Miss Edna Hall, of Wallowa, was tho guest last week of Mrs. O. J Poley. Mrs. W. H, McFotridge has had her home redecorated recently. Mrs. Rosa Owens, of Dayton, Wash.. arrived here Monday to remain indef initely. She owns property In Los tine. The Robekah lodge of Wallowa came to Lostine Wednesday evening and the Lostine lodge put on the Initiatory work for some of the Wal lowa members. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. Mr. Dale, who Is working on the section at Elgin, was home to spend Sunday. He expects to move next week. Mrs. Lesllo Reppllnger and her father, Earl Alien, spent Saturday In La Grande. They met Mrs. Ernest Shipley, of Iowa and brought her and her son In for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crow, of Hurricane creek, have returned home from Claflronia where they spent tho winter. Van Ossmnn who has been staying on their farm returned home last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Clark, and eon. Leonard, and Ocorge Rohan, of Un ion, Mrs. Virginia Chandler and Mrs. Mary Sturglll, of Elgin, drove ovor Tlntrndny and visited with Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Wlggans. There was only a fair-sized crowd at the dnnce Saturday night, but nil report a very good time. Mi, and Mrs. O. J. Poley enjoye:! a weekend visit with Mrs. Corncllson, of I'endlcton. who touches at tho Wil low Spring school. Mis. Albert Bra is, ot Enterprise, fipfmfc tho week with her mother, Mrs. Anna Nolan, who has been lit. A number of friends gathered at tho Iiumc of Mr. and Mrs. 8am Migct Tuesday and gave a miscellaneous shevcr in honor of Mrs. Howard Kini'lttcrry, a recent bride, Mr. and Mis. Mageu's daughter. She received many useful and beautiful gifts. Mrs. Magec served refreshments at the close of the afternoon. Apricot and peach trees are In full bloom on the Imnaha and prospects for an excellent crop are good, bar ring frosts. Foster Wise, of Smith Mountain, camo In after his sister, Velma Wise, and took her home for a weekend visit. She attends school here. j Jlmmlo Leonard 100 per cent, Victor Tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Orval Crow 94 per cent, Cleta Garret 02 McOrtcr, which has been under quar- per cent, Mike Bold lor 84 per cent, antlno for so long because of scarlet Eileen Bradley 80 per cent, fever, Is again released. This Is the Tho students, Jewel and Myona second siege of scarlet fever they have Olsen and Jlmmlc Leonard will re had this season. : ocive special certificates for their Mrs. Roy Cook who went to Union perfect scores. ' last week to visit her mother, Mrs. Supt. Williams explained that the Pnrrlsh, has not returned home as smaller schools are handicapped In was expected, as her mother was their report of the contest average taken very 111 and was removed to duo to the fact that the five high Hot Lake. scores for each grade as reported Tho hr!r"f across tho Lostine river represent all the pupils in that grade, fi being raised three feet as the high whereas In larger class rooms the vater is undermining the bridge, five highest scores represent only Traffic is permlssable only at night the best out of each grade, when the men are not at work. ! Tho winners of the oral contest George Wart made another trip and the ones who will represent Los- j to Standfleld after hay. Mrs. Mary wno in me imais at Enterprise are: Downs went with him to visit the tilth grade, Maurice (Pat) Harris; Ronald Downs family. ' ; 8lth grade. Jewel Olsen: peventh Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Graham and "' Myona oison; eigntn grade, Mr. and Mrs. Audus Golden, of Im placed third except In speed In which. 'i;- ' Mrthrwo A v Piwri& HMl stood mrernid. iuuivwo Steiwer To Offer lUdron vlelted In Union Monday on guest, making up thr tables of Elizabeth Puj: " Lady With a ineirwayto woiser to visit nis moui. caraa. ugn -;r"5 bv Bcrta Buck: "Ml sys CI . r. Mrs. Ida. Couner. Thev hav been' worn Mr. and Mrs. Walter vokoi u -j UlVen sentences , v.-,!. r, " w ir. .nH Mn. 'rov Glraon. IW!eM y riungin; . Tho different Sunday school classes i hostess served a lunch at midnight. i"Her .11 ,k. n.n frl b I- ! TTw. I 'rt T Ua.. nhirtl.ri WMneSdaV : ' and Heroines of the Prairies," by Sheba reaves. Tho next meeting ii; A j , . Ti'n oAitwunisniu, uai.,- pr. it vn or an me waras jn xne union staxe a. i. Hess retumeu ;uj d tn two weeks Am.ftTin.mPnt tO Hill. Pleas of guilty to an indictment of the L. D. S. church are Dractlc-; rriornlne from Salem where he ex-i"" charging conspiracy to counterfeit lng their dances and games for tho 'tended the Monday convocation of ; . . ..... . . I money that were made by four men May festival to be held In the La! the Roval Aroh Masons. He went rUKXUnnV, Apr. Id im OenatOr n thn federal Court here WedneSdAV nm-nri. nnrlr nn Anril AO Atninv llu nni ThitnHnu nvnnine. DHsiwer, nwniinis 10 mraungion, resulted ln Judge A. P. St. Sure sen- exhibitions will bo the Maypole dance, i m ttnd Mn will Baxter and son, D. O., dispatch to the Journal, said tenclng three of the men and post- pirate and butterfly dances nna spe-1 fievnoMs Mrs Will Kirk and Norlne today he will offer his amendment ponlng sentence of the (ourth until cial features by the primary depart- Kofford returned late Wednesday af for a tax on lumber imports, in tho Saturday. . ', iment. . ternoon from Salt Lake City where shapo of an excise duty Instead of Melbourne Dunn of Yreka was Ben- i memberB of the j. j. club wereitriey had been attending the seml- an amendment to the tariff act. tenced to serve five years In prison, 'entertained by Mrs. Fred Brown Wed-i annual conference of the L. D. S. This statement was made following "' t nosday afternoon. Tho afternoon was church. They remained over Monday . .... n .J. years in prison and his father. Prank .., i. ,n.,mv .nn . i.i;f. nth hlrthrinv a conference with President Hoover, O. Jennings, was sentenced to serve attended by Btolwer and H. B. Van one year. The Jennings are prospec bier, visited recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen. Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Allen celebrated their birthdays the Bame day. H. S. Williams, who has been very 111 at the homo of his daughter, Mrs. Hook, for many weeks, was in tovn last week for the first time. Ho Is greatly Improved. Word has been received of the death of Mrs. B. T. Worstcll at Cald well, Ohio, following a stroke of par alysis. Sho is a sister to M. S., M. and S. P. Crow and Mrs. Stewart Hamblcton. She formerly lived hero. R. O. Harris who has been an in valid for more than a year was in town Monday. He Is so much im proved that ho can get around with tho old of crutches. Ho has been having rheumatism. . Whllo Mrs. Edgar Hook has boen In La Orande with Mr. Hook who has been having a tonsllectomy, Mrs. Berkley Caudle has been staying at the Hook home, Jlmmlo Leonard, In tho typing contest held In Wal lowa, Saturday April 2, Lostine was Duzer and Prank B. Ransom, Oregon tors and Bald the- have lumbermen. Lumber duties'as an ex- claim ln Southern Oregon, else tax on the same basis as oil and Benjamin W Batten of Medford, noon coai wero vne budjcci. oi a onei ais- v--.ut.. uiuuc d.iuhk jj.co, ,ui cusslon. batlon and his remarks to the court soent In needlework and games and to help celebrate the 74th birthday the first and second prizes for tho ; anniversary of Mrs. Baxter's mother, mining to Mrs. Ida Cline and Mrs. Ellis Hess. A Dusv evening was spent by the A luncn was served late m the after, members of the reading club at their rheetlng which was held at tne notei Mr. and Mrs. Ab Glpson were hosts : Tuesday evening. Among the book re- The William and Mary football Sure pODtponed until Saturday any team will meet tho Army and West ,, ,., , Point next fall. Th men '""o'ved ln (;luiii.ci icibiiig in ,wi inc. u vniuuiiuu, wr'.. to imnrpMuv. thnt. .Tnrio-n at. to the pinochle club Monday evening, views Were: "Mourning Becomes Elec- a T. j i Mr. and Mrs. rlnrfc Mnrtn. warn t.ro ' iw RiieranA OWpSll plvpn bv Miss WAKE UP YOUR TTY FREWl by JANE ABBOTT principally around Yreka. UNION PERSONALS ? RYXOt'818: rjlsttyrcemcnt cn tmiih'8 Kitty Frew and her hUn muittVa knlf-bt'iithnt. UavUl, (or , lavUl Sanl9 her to lloo her otcil life and Kttttf fiUhun to her hus band. Oar. Iter onlf demand of (Jar. that he must not live on his timther'H vwneji, causes n tern porarft separation, but make Oar agrca to support her. ftli, throat did not move I avid instant denial. For a mo- Chapter 25 AN OVER-STUFFED APARTMENT i mcnt ho . eemed to consider what ' ansv;cr he would make, hfs eyes I lovoled on t spot boyond Kitty's Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson have head, his brows drawn toaethor. moved on A small farm which he j "i haven't thought of offending has rented near Wallowa. j you that It made any difference Notices aro out for dean up day j one way ol. anotnor wl,at Bad. 6t wmuu i UB IU. I cour80 , don.t want yon t0 g0 aW8JI T,,e zz;Vy wm, ,; i!? rvu,a Won tl" is to be given on Friday I M mle 1 ue" He kept his evening. April 22. j ,oll;B "" The report cards camo out on Wed- "Oh, that a nice, that you vo n'jsday. Only 0110 more six weoks missed me! David, because Oar's a prrloS remains of this school year , nme woh prejudiced', Is not going which will conclude on May 13. j t0 nlako bi, 0, norence ln the way I foel. Do you think I can over Tho commercial goography class was given a very Interesting report of Soviet Russia by Bcmlcc Wlnlngs. It tock the students on an Imaginary Journey through the factories, farms, etc., which are all regulated and own ed by the government. Bernlco also told of the operations of the "Five-' Year Plan" that Russia Is working with. Soveral students ln the economics clans hod an Informnl debate Frl- j wrote it!" forgot how kind you've been to me? And I'm going to see you often. You must tell me things about what you're doing. You can't throw your manuscript away; you'vo got to finish It so that I can read It. Why, David, think how thrilled I'll be when 1 hold a book In my hands and know that my brother David Lost 20 Lbs. of Fat In Just 4 Weeks Mrs. Mno West or St. Louis, Mo., writes: Tm only 2B years old and weighed 170 lbs. until taking one box of your Kruschen Suits just 4 wicks ago. I now weigh 160 lbs. I also have more energy and further more I've never had a hungry mo ment." Fat folks should take one halt f-nspoonful of Kruschen Salts ln a glass of hot water ln tho morning be fore breakfast It's the SAFE, harm . leas way to reduce as tens of thou sands of men and women know. For your henlth's snko ask for and got Kruschen at lied Cross Drug Store, L & L. Drug Co., Moon Drug Co., Glass Drugs, inc. or any drug storethe cost for a bottlo thnt lasts tiny, 'ino (juGfuion debated was "Hriolvod that the Unitrd States hould have a protective tariff policy." Thavi of the affirmative were: Frrda Hall. Helen Leonard. Mnrifiuet Poley and Kenneth Bright. T1iojo of the ne(ntlve wore Martha Fischer, IJprnice Wlnlmjs, Lou In Crow. and Iko Colo. The negative were win- I1CIH. MI.hr Tilta Wurnock, of Enterprise, whs nt the High school Friday after noon and gavo a short recital. Tho mimbero'sho played were: "Well Tem pered Clnvlchord" by Bach, "Whims" iy Ilobcrt Schumann, "Why" also by Robert Schumann, "A. D. 1020" by Ho laughed at her genuine excite ment. "Kven if 1 flnlsh it 1 may not II nd a publisher who wants It," "Of course you will! You mustn't hold that thought. It's your old ear ot ridicule, David! I know it'a good Dorcas believes It is " "Oh Dorcas. She's believed other things of me that haven't turned out so well!" "David!" Kitty yielded to an lin pulse. "David, why don't you marry Dorcns?" She (lushed a little at her daring. "Why? What have 1 to offer her? MncDowell, "Tho Little White Don- i thlrly, more or less dlsogree- key" by JactU03 Ibert and "Weiner Tano" by Frjcdman-Gartncr. The -Uudonts groatly enjoyed these pieces. Tho county nnrso was at Loatlno school on Monday examining tho pu pils ln the grade school. Tho. preliminary spelling contest for the grades took place Inst Friday. Tho following patrons acted as Judges for the oral portion of the event: seventh and eighth, Mis. Frank Bradley, Mrs. M, Crow, and Mrs. 1". W. Hammack: for tho fifth and sixth grades. Mrs. 8. M. Crow, Mrs. Jnmcs H. Leonard, and Mrs. Harry Wade. In tho wrltton portion of tho con test the following p.ro tho fivo high est, worm for each competing grade. In the fifth grade: Bcmlcc Wisdom pi'i- cent, itiiili Woods 01) per cent, Mario Harris 00 per cent, Dorothy Miles. 08 per cent. Maurlco (Pat) Harrhi 00 per cent. In the sixth grade: Jewel Olsen 100 per cent. Hil- mti Leonard 00 per cent, Clayton Mofflt 01 per cent, Edwin Emmons H5 nor cent, Charles Knousc tiii per cent. In tho seventh grade: Myona Ol able, earn in? a paltry amount a week, writing stuff that anyone could write, -hat she callB dribble" "nut Dorcas" "Tou know hor well enough your self to understand that compromise Is tho Inst thing Dorcas would con sider." , "Then stand upl" Kitty cried, 4 weeks Is but a trifle and if after th first bottlo you are not Joyfully i Ben 100 V0T co"t- Orvillo Fischor 06 satisfied with results money back. Pftr Cent- Rof" Hammock 00 per cent, Adv. 13111,1 Allen 05 por cent, Reed Wade r 70 per cent. In the eighth grade: NEW AND LATEST SERVEL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR Carries Factory Guarantee 1 lermotically Sealed Latest Typo CLOSE-OUT PRICK $179.00 Tcnm II llrslml ADLER'S MUSIC CO. "La Grande Work Promotion Plan" Let us help you with your spring-remodeling- program. Estimates on Electrical Work gladly furnished with out obligation. We repair all makes of Electric Motors and Vacuum Cleaners H. & S. ELECTRIC CO. 107ciotSt. Phone Main 127 borrowing Dorcas' words ami mmv nor. "Finish that book." j llo amlloil lit hor. "It you talk to aar like tlmt 1 lmvo hopos for tho boy." ' lint ho had put hor Interest In himself aside; Kitty folt slloncod. And when she loft him, a block or two from tho Tudor Arms, ho did not say anything nbout hoping to sue hor soon. Sho would, though shu told hoisclC as she went on ! She'd soo Dorcas, too. 1 She and Car had sub let the apartment In tho Tudor Anns the ! day after Gar had met her outsldo I ot Stratton'i. It was an over- I gorgeous thing of three rooms and ; a bnth, n, cubicle ot a living-room ! handled In black and green and hung with orange silk drniiorios j and seemingly puddid with soft Tnt ; orange nud black pillows scnttored ovur tho chairs and tho floor and I the legless divan. YVhoro thoro was i spaco In tho cluttor of orange and black pillows wero big and Utile tables and lamps on standards and lnmps without stnndnrds. An Italian ; table and buffet, doslgnod for a . stnto dinlug-ronm, wero crowded Into tho limited dimensions of the ( dinette nnd the tiny bedroom was : smothered In green and orchid i pleatlngs. "Tho agen. said wo could move In today." That settled tbolr choice. ! "Did you ovor soo such a llttlo i stove, Car? I'll cook our supper on j It tonight. It'll just about cook enough for two" "When wo got settled wo'll have the crowd ln. Kit." It hadn't been possible to settle quickly Ur Kitty ha I to puzzle and scheme and pack and repack to stow away even their personal belong ings. Tho crowd hadn't waited. They'd come In a tow ovonlngs after Kitty and liar look possession of tho place. Marge and Diana and Isohel Peters and Hod and Tubby and Sewnll Duck, and, a little Inter, l'nul Somerset. They'd been riotously gay. Rod had brought a satchel lilled with tho I makings tor cocktails and ho and liar had .nised them, shaker after shaker, until Kitty's neat kitchen was cluttered with p ellnps and bot tlo tops and empty bottles. Kitty had nssembled sandwiches and cakes nnd olives nnd coffeo. At halt-past ono tho operator at tho desk in tho lobby culled to say that a complaint iad conio in about' the noise nud everyono had shrieked at that everyone except Kitty. The party n-us a succossl They went at three o'clock, leaving tho living room In a sorry mess of tumbled pillows and empty glasses and plates and cigarette stubs with a pall of stalo cigarette smoke hang ing over everything. "Now that's the kind of evening I like I hope the crowd sort ot makes our placo a headquarters," Onr had declared with immenso satisfaction. "I don't like Paul Somerset, Gar." "Oh, lion's all right for his kind. Marge Is Just having a little tun I've talked It oVor with her." Oar's friends had seemed more frlondly. Or perhaps, Kitty had thought As she fussed in the kitchen 'over the refreshments, It was that she felt different toward them, now, in her role as hostess. Tubby had seized a chance to squeeze her hand and ask her It he wasn't Mr. Plxit? "You can count on me, Kit. I'm not golna to breathe a word about it." She'd wished she could tell him that she wasn't ashamed of working ln Strntton'a but there had been no time, then. Tubby thought ot 11 as Gar did. She'd hated having Paul Somer set come; she'd caught herself watching him with Margery Crosby ana tuinKing ol uaroi ing Carol now' Or had their junr- r'el at the Hoffman that d:y ended their acquaintance? It had taken her the greater part of the next day to rostoro order to their doll's house: nut she had worked cheerfully; Gbr had ili:cd his evening. Pleasing Gar gave glamor to hei every thought, every task. Hor pride In Gar. her belief that He could do nnythlug, was wholly restored. She shared his Impor tance K'hcn he talked about Mi work. His fnthor lad transferred to his olllct one Jonathan Drew who, In one capacity or another. h:( served Dalton and Winters tor lit; teen years. Gar called hfm Old John. Gar snld he was as faith Till as un old hound dog. He hed laughed at Kitty's dismay one morii lng when they both overslept. "Old John can talk to that man who was cohiing In at ton o'clock'. What have .1 got him tor?" And she had Jost her alarm In a llttlo rush ol priuo mat uar nnu important con., lercncos nnd Old John under him to take enro ot them until he goi around: Gar wan tho lover of those llrst weeks of their marriage. Sh felt no jealousy when tho Players" de manded ' his time. Frequently ho telephoned thnt he'd bo late for dinner, ho had to seo Decker, or someone else, sometimes Margery Crosby. Now nnd then a committee met In the ovonhig. I3ut she had not toll left out, as sho had at his mother's house; there was always hlai homecoming, a moment apart frdm all others in Its ocstssy cf closeness. Oh, It David could only know hall how happy she w::s, she thought ns she oponud her door, returning from having tea with David. Gar had telephoned earlier In tho day that ho would be late, to, night. Thoro was some trouble with the lighting at tho Llttlo Theater. She mustn't wait dinner for him. Sho wouldn't cook anything fof herself. When Gar camo she'd make a mushroom omelette. And ns sho stitched on a handher chlof sho was limiting for her fathor's Chrls'mas box sho thought of David and tho pleasantness of hor encounter with him. He'd tried very hard tc be disagreeable. Al most ns It ho weren't glad things j nnu straigntcncd out with her nnd flnr. But It was silly to think he reillly telt that way. he'd sain fo often that ho wanted her to ho , happy, he'd only seemed halt- ' hearted becnuso ho was in low j spirits, discouraged. j "I'm glad I talked straight from tho shoulder to him," Kitty mused. smiling down nt her busy lingers. "And I'll di I, every cbanco I get!" ( Her own rosy security made her the more compasslouato for David. , She'd seen 111 i.. often. She'd Invite j David and Dorcas up to tho apart- i mcnt for supper some night. j Of courso David was too proud I to ask Dorcas to marry him. He'd said Dorcas wouldn't compromise. Thnt's all ho knew about women . But nt this point In her thoughts Kitty felt n sharp prick of memory. ' Thnt day out ln tho llttlo house. ' David had said to her; "Tho most ' yon can do Is compromise nnd thou f you won't bo anywhere." That was David's foel.ngs, now, Ihnt she'd, compromised, with her self-respect,"' porhops ho thought, or with her ' anibltlnns. 1 Copii-ight, Jane AbtiotO 3 3 $ $& j By Sirs. 1,. '.. Terra II j UNION, Ore. (Special) J. B. Klck ; er. superintendent of schools at Mll j tcn-Frcewater, and Mrs. Kicker drovft ! over Friday to spend the weekend I with their daughter, Mrs. J. Q. Gll more. Their sen, Roy, who had spent the week at the Gllmore's, returned ' rflth them, and . went back to hli ! Behoof work at Whitman college, j Miss Margaret Campbell was host ess to a -lew friends Saturday evo ning nt the homp of Mr. and Mrs. ;Wlli Campbsll.. After an evening ot. pinochle, hearts and fan-tan, a tasty lunch was served. Those who attend ed were Frieda Brown, Wythel Ackley, Kathryn Green, Gladys Wortman, Earl cock. Roy conklln, chet Baum ana Ferrln Woll. j Mrs. J. W. King and two children 1 and Jean Hamrick, of Imbler, were i dinner guests of Mrs. Will Campbell ' and Margaret Monday evening. Mr. King and Mr. Campbell attendee, the Schoolmasters' meeting ln North Pow der. j Mrs. Vernon Allen returned Sun day from Hot Lake where she spent several days following a tonsil opera , tlon. j Mrs. Edith Phy ahd Mrs. Mark Ph 1 drove to Baker Monday to attend a bridge luncheon at the home of tho latter's mother, Mrs. J. K. Romlg. i Mr. and Mrs. John Ros3, of Baker, Iwcre Union visitors Tuesday. Mrs. Ross visited. - Miss Georgia Wright ; while her husband attended to busl- Was he see- i'esn matters. I cjiub ni-aa uiiu w . n, muuru, oi ci- gln, made a business trip to Port land Sunday night returning home Tuesday morning. P. M. Littler left Wednesday morn ing for Idaho where he will visit sev eral towns Including Twin Falls and Boise before his return the first of tho week. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Keen and sen left this woe!: ror Elgin to visit for a time before going to Washington. Ho was suffering the effects of some se vere bums sustained Sunday morning when an oven door fell nnd caused Mm to lose Ills balance, throwing him against the stove. Mrs. Keen Is ft sister of Mrs. Giles VanHeusen. Miss Dorothy Crawford, home eco nomics teacher In the High achcol. enjoyed a visit from her mother the past ;week. Mrs. Crawford returned to her Home In Oregon City Tuesday eve ning. jir. and Mrs. Sidney Couper and THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LA GRANDE Sound CAPITAL & SURPLUS 5150,000.00 WITHOUT CALOMEL And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the Morning Rarin to Go If you feel Bour and Bunk and the world looks punk, don't swallow a lot of salu, mineral water, oil, laxative randy or chewing gum and expect thcra to make you nuddonty ewect and buoyant and full of sunshine. For they can't do it. They only move tho bowels and a mero movement doesn't get at i tho cause. The reason for your down-and-out i fit-linn is your liver. It should pour out two ' pounds of liquid bile into your bowels daily. If this hllo Is not Mowing freely, your food i doesn't digedt. It just decays in the boweltt. ! Gas bloats up your stomach. You have a i thick, bad tasto and your breath is foul, : skin often breaks out in blemishes. Your head achea nnd you feci down and out. Your wholo system is poisoned. I It takes thoso good, old CARTER'S ' IJTTLB LIVE K TILLS to set theso two IKiuiida of bile flowing freely and maka you eel "up and up." They contain wonderful, j harmless, Rentlo vegetable extracts, amazing j when it comes to making tho bflo How freely. Hut don't ask for liver pills. Ask for Carter's I Little Liver Pills. Look fur tho name Carter's I Little Liver Pills on the red !aM Resent a lubstitute. 25c at all stores. 11131 C. M. Co. Kitty tees an untrotiblstt life Ahead. Eut Marge Crosby chows hjr detarnunatlort to capture Car's Interest, tomorrow Sport Wear Knit Suits Sweaters Skirts Dresses Knit Suits in the smart est shades of Maize, Popyglow, Green, White Sweaters Smart Slipon Sweater in the latest shade, $1.95 TAMS 59 cents DORA vrs SMART SHOP SAVE Our Prices are Always LOW iiPinii .-wn-r-.pjrt 'fVmii iiirmMifl $1 ! Ilul f5,WHK IlSpi Friday & Saturday, Apr. 15-16 Red & White Super Specials HEi) wiiiTE Pears 2 No: 2V. cAiw 53c Theflf? are fancy Large White Hnlves In rich syrup Delicious for Salads or Dessert Gelatine Dessert .ICED & WiiiTE 49c Better In Flavor Imd Color. 12 Different Flavors. One Can of Tomato Soup RED & WIIITE for one cent with a can at our regular price. Both for lie MAZOLA Salad Oil Also Perfect for Shortening or Frying 39c Quarts Albers Prepared Hot-Cake Flour. Ready ln a Jiffy. Large Pkg. 21c Puritan Malt HOP FLAVORED FULL STRENGTH 43c No. 2'2 Can Peanut Butter School Boy -Lb. Cans 25c Baking Powder Iilil) t WHITE Pound Cans 23c Thoroughly Tested and Approved. Sugar Lbs. 49c Borax Chips Large 9 Package for tC Softens Water and Cleans. Easy on the Hands Oxydol Washing Powder New Large Package ill tegs? & Ls S0 more suds means 47 less worh Breakfast Bacon Sugar c Pure Lard Whole or Half Slab Sugar cured and smoked Light weight Plenty Lean. 4-LB. CARTONS 39c Asparagus Strawberries Kennowlck All Green Ripe and Fresh 2 lbs. 27c 2 box 33c Lettuce Celery Solid Heads Fresh and Crisp 2roRl9C 2m-x. 19c 1 The Sign of a Dependable Store
