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KKVKHHF SHOT SHOOTING
TOWAKDS ENTRANCE
In the b.g., approaching the booth,
are two attractive matrons, smart
ly dressed. They are MRS.
ARCHER, t'orllss' mother, accom
panied by MRS. PItlNGLE, Mil
dred's mother. They are still
some distance away, glancing
around vaguely, presumably try
ing to locate tliclr daughters'
booth. Raymond, in the I.g., has
not noticed them yot.
RAYMOND: (launching Into a
sales spiel) This way, ludies
and gentlemen! II I fall to guess
your weight
Hearing Raymond's voice, the two
women come forward and are
cordially greeted by the two boys
with ad lib "helios."
RAYMOND: HI, Mrs. Archer.
Say, Mom, how's about letting
me guess your weight? Only
two-bits.
MRS. PRINGLE: (smiling)
Maybe later, Raymond.
MRS. ARCHER: Where's Cor
liss' booth, Dexter?
DEXTER: (pointing) Just
around the corner, Mrs. Arch
er. Klnda early, aren't you?
MRS. PRINGLE: We hurried
through our shopping, Dexter,
(laughing) We have n little bet
as to which of our daughters
Is the best salesman,
SHOOTING TOWARDS
t'OKLISB' BOOTH
Raymond's booth is In the f.g. and
In the b.g. we see a growing line
' servicemen mound Corliss'
vooth.
Crocheted Runner
By MRS. ANNE CABOT
Crochet one square und use it
as u doily crochet three of the
handsome "pinonpple" eleven
inch squares and join them to
form one of the handsomest buf
fet or dining table runners you''
ever seen. Use either ecru or
white crochet thread.
To obtain complete crocheting
instructions for the pineapple
runner design (pattern No. 58115)
send 15 cents in coin, plus 1 cent
postage, your name, address and
the pattern number to Anne Ca
bot, La Grande Ewning Observ
er, 708 Mission St., San Fran
cisco, Calif.
Heads War Shipping
HORIZONTAL
1,6 Pictured
chairman of
U. S. Maritime
Commission
10 European
4 Regrets
5 Bark
fl Tardy
7 Cutting tools
8 Nickel
capital
(symbol)
11 Obvious truth 9 Dolphin
uti 10 Dance
14 Tell
16 Color
18 Hi Kb priest
(Hib.)
id r.llmmn
12 Deserve
13 Joke
15 Three-toed
sloth
17 Palm fruit
20 Constellation 22 Mmh
21 null 23 Mistake
23 Redact
24 Florida city
26 Penned
27 Railroad (ab.)
28 Area measure
25 Circle
26 He is also U.S.
, llflP
fill!
29 Invigorating
32 Dewy
36 Verbal
37 Nevada city
38 Rodent
89 Leaps
45 Caress
46 Greek letter
47 Guarantee
48 Anger
49 Make into
law
51 Official
53 Pedal digits
54 Cubic meter
VERTICAL
1 Rare m1'.tl
2 Paient
3 Monster
nuiniiiB
DEXTER: Gee whiz, lookl
Business seems to'vo picked up
for the girls! (happily) Maybe
I brought 'em luck.
A couple of grinning servicemen,
hurrying poet, pauBO for Informa
tion. SERVICEMAN: (to Dexter)
Hey, kid, where's the guest
towel booth?
DEXTER: (proudly pointing)
Right over there.
With a murmured "Thanks, kid,"
the two men hurry off to Join the
line in the b.g.
RAYMOND: (cynically) Guest
towels! What kind of an
Army've we got?
Mrs. Archer takes her friend's
arm.
MRS. ARCHER: Come on, Dor
othy I'll buy one from your
daughter and you buy one from
mine.
CORNER OF CORLISS' BOOTH
MEDIUM SHOT
Mrs. Archer and Mrs. Prlngle,
still chatting amiably, have in
nocently joined the waiting line
of servicemen. From the angle
at which WE ARE SHOOTING,
we cannot see the interior of the
booth, but distinctly, over the
murmur of voices and the slur of
footsteps, we hear every few mo
ments the merry tinkle of a cash
register and the unmistakable
sound of kissing followed Dy
much giggling and laughter.
There are possibly IS or 20 men
ahead of the two motners, ana
slowly the line moves up. THE
CAMERA PANS WITH the two
mothers'.
CORLISS: (O. S.) (brisk and
businesslike) All right, boys
who's next?
MRS. ARCHER: (smiling)
That's Corliss. She's so clH
cient. VOICES OF SERVICEMEN:
(O. S.) (ad lib) Mel I'm next!
No, I am! You're crazy!
I've been waiting five minutes!
Etc.
Deeds Filed
Doris Noe et vir to Thomas H.
Bonsor et ux, Lot 10, and Eli of
Lot 15, Blk. 15, Rynearson's addi
tion, La Grande city, $10.
City of La Grande to W. C.
Bruce et ux, Lots 12, 13, Blk. 15,
Grundy's second addition, La
Grande city, $150.
Mabel F. Anson et vir to Oscar
L. Rudd t ux, portion of Lot 4,
Blk. 3, C street, original town of
La Grande, $10 and other con
siderations. L. M. Hays et ux to John Phil
lips, Lots 17, 18, li), Blk. 18, Wil
liamson's addition, La Grande
city, $10 and other considerations.
J. 13. Cornell et ux to James A.
Cornell ft ux, SIC'i or NW'i, Sec.
21, Twp. 1 N, R. 311 E, $1 and
oilier considerations.
P. B. Saiisbuiy et ux to D. D.
Miller et ux, portion of Lot 2, all
of Lot 3, Blk. 110, Chaplin's addi
tion, La Grande city, $1 and other
considerations.
W. Ulain Trevey et ux to
George L. Curtis et ux, Lost 3, 4,
Blk. 27, Predmore's addition, La
Grande city, $1 and other consid
erations.
Herman Sicyiist et ul to city of
La GGrandc, Lot II, and portion
ol Lot 12, Blk. 100, Chaplin's ad
dition, La Grande city, $10 and
other considerations.
Peter L. Hcdgren et ux to Her
bert Jnhanson et ux, Lots 0 and
portion of Lot 10, Blk. 8, Grundy's
addition, La Grande city, $1 and
other considerations.
Laura McKeehan I" ""r t
Ridley ct ux, Lots 1, 2, 3, Blk. 24,
Riverside addition, 1
city, $1 and other considerations.
City of Lu Grande to rraiin o.
Jester, portion of Blk. 109, Chap
lin's addition to La Grande city,
$5.
A. L. Voelz to Lelah M. Voelz,
portion of SKVi, Sec. 32, Twp. 2 S,
H. 38 E, $1.
The mountains of the moon are
best seen at the time of the 'quar
ter plia.se, when they arc casting
long shadows.
AtiMWfr In Previous Piual
shipping 40 Insects
administrator 41 We
29 Ripped
42 Drags
43 Waste
allowance
44 Withered
50 Account of
(ab.)
52 Comparative
suffix
30 Declaim
31 Swimming
33 Iiment
34 Lifeless
35 Dove house
39 He is a
admiral
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INT. CORLISS' BOOTH
CLOSE SHOT
Mildred is in the f.g. Just ringlnn
up a sale on the cash register
with one hand, . while . with the
other she removes lipstick smears
with a piece of Kleenex. Corliss
is in the b.g. largely hidden by
the heads of laughing servicemen,
but such glimpses as we get of her
Indicate that she is making an
other sale. .
MILDRED: (laughing) No, I'm
sorry we only sell across the
counter. We . cannot deliver
merchandise to camp.
The delighted servicemen greet
this crack with a roar of laughter.
EXT. BOOTH
FAVOKINO MSB. AKCHEB
AND MRS. PRINGLE
Mrs. Pringle has recognized her
daughter's voice. Both mothers,
of course, are quite innocent of
what their daughters are selling.
MRS. PRINGLE:. That's Mil
dredbless her heart.
A somewhat puuled technical
sergeant ahead of the two ladle
in the line glances around at
them. '
MILDRED'S VOICE: O.S.)
All right who's next?
MRS. PRINGLE: (smiling at
technical sergeant) That's my
daughterl
The technical sergeant peers over
the shoulders of the men ahead
of him in the line towards the
girls and then looks back at the
proudly smiling mother. He is
clearly impressed by this broad
mindedness. TECHNICAL SERGEANT: No
kidding!
DIFFERENT ANGLE
WE ARE STIIX FAVORING the
two mothers who are rapidly
moving up in the line to a point
from which they can actually
observe what's happening inside
the booth. The tinkle of the cash
register, the sound of the kissing
and the laughter is growing in
volume. Suddenly, the two moth
ers simultaneously realize what
their daughters are doing. They
stand frozen In their tracks.
MRS. ARCHER: (a horrified
shriek) Corliss!
(To Be Continued)
Abbott-Herbert Corp.
Distributed NEA SERVICE. INC.
Date Frock
By SUE BURNETT
Lovely to look at and a delight
to wear a dtfmure summer
"date" frock for the teen-age miss
with flattering round neck and
pencil slim waist.
Pattern No. 8872 is designed for
sizes 11, 12, 13, 14, 18 and 18. Size
12, requires 2Va yurds of 35 or
311-inch material; 6 yurds ric rac
to trim; yard ribbon for bow.
For this pattern, sena au cents,
in coins, your name, address,
size desired and the pattern num
ber to Sue Burnett, La Grande
Evening Observer, 709 Mission
St., San Francisco, Calif.
Send for your cupy of the new
spring issue of Fashion just off
the press. Book full of smart,
up-to-the-minute styles. 15 cents.
Official Records
Water turned on, July 13:
L. E. Ingram, 2601 Spruce
street; Mrs. J. K. Furguson, 1308
Fifth avenue; Darrell De Borde,
807 Fourth avenue.
Hold Everything
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