WEDNESDAY. JULY tT. lttl.
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CAP T I7TVIO nt and most to Th Jwuatl bra the social
of Portland
tage Screen feoctetp Clubs
WUmWl O leltog of the aetjvtttos of the fair
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of
threeshset the entire Tiaras! ftst iltucy Clue
The Journal, daily and Sunday, up-to-date, pithy and readable as is used
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The Journal society news is
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. UKKOON
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June Bride Will
Be Honor Guest
At Bridge Tea
By Helen Bttekton
MISS NANCY HOLT, daughter of Mr.
W. A. Holt, witt be hostess for
Midge tea Thursday honoring Mrs.
?e Allen Lawrence, who was
JBlsabeth Peacock before her mar
in June. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
only recently returned from their
honeymoon trip. Guests to make up four
tables of bridge have been invited for
the afternoon and a few additional
guests will be called for the tea hours.
Mrs; Willis 8. Ashley and Mrs. Oerrfll
Swigert will preside at the tea table.
V The Woman of Rotary will give a
nlcnic for the diss hied veterans and
their families Sunday on the barge
wan. The use of the boat , has been
donated by Mr. R. J. Belland and of the
few boat by Graham brothers fori the
las'. The Swan will leave the foot of
Jamhill street at 1 o'clock and return
t 6 o'clock. Music and refreshments
Will be furnished during the day.
j Dr. and Mrs. Fred A. Kiehle will en
tertain this evenine at a dancinar nartv
tor their guests, the Misses dare and
Catherine sbenehon of Minneapolis,
who are visitors here this summer. Thurs
day they will be guests at a dinner for
Which Mrs. Estes Snedecor will be host-
Ass, and Friday Mrs. Preston W. Smith
nill entertain for them.
r CENE from "Desperate Trail,' in which admirers of Harry
Carey's portrayal of rugged Western types are finding much
of interest at the Star theatre
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Miss Dorothy B. Miller and Mr. Mar-
eld Stevenson were married at Halsey
Sunday at the home of the bride's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Miller. The
bridegroom Is a pharmacist and a re
cent graduate of Oregon Agricultural
college. Mrs. Stevenson was graduated
from the University of Oregon and has
een teaching high school at Cottage
Grove during the past year.
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Miss Flo Irwin of the Irene company.
Which appeared last week at the Heilig
8eatre, was the guest of Mrs. Mable S.
mway for several 'day a During her
Stay in the city she was much entertain
ed. Mrs. .Otis Aikin gave a picnic party
at Eagle Creek Friday, the party motor
ing up for the occasion.
Mrs. C. M. Wonacot of New York
city is a visitor in Portland at the home
of Her sister, Mrs. J. A. Dilg, at 333 Bast
Forty-secor.d street. Mrs. Wonacot is
accompanied by her two children, Ruth
and Paul. Last Friday Mrs. Dilg gave a
bridge party of eight tables for her sister.
-!. The Misses Vida and Margueretta
Marshall, who have been absent from
the city nearly a year, during which
: time they have been visitors in New
York city, have returned to Portland
and are again making their home at
Alexandra court.
' Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Bargelt and
little daughter Dorothy have come to
Sortland from Marsh field 'to make their
me. They are at present guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Watson
in Irvlngton.
: Miss Loretta Hussey of Spokane,
Wash., who is the house guest of Miss
Sadinc Caswell, will be honored Friday
at a tea for which Miss Caswell and Miss
Marion Howe will entertain at the home
of the former.
;Mr. and Mrs. John Farrington spent
a short time in Eugene on their way to
crater Lake where they are enjoying an
outing. In Eugene they were guests at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Span
tier, who are cousins of Mrs. Farrington
i Mrs. Laura E Irvine spent a few days
in Salem as the guest of Mrs. W. Carlton
Smith, Mrs. Irvine also visited her
sesther, Mrs. E J. Harding IB Gervais
for a short time.
I Centralla. Wash., Jury 87. 'Miss Grace
C. Carpenter of Centralis and C C. Hay
of Chehalis were united in marriage
. suncay oy Rev. E. Burton in this city.
Miss Dorothy Tingman of San Fran
Pisco, is a visitor in the city at the
Some of Miss Dorothy Logan for
short time. . .
VAUDEVILLE
PANTAGES Broadway at Alder. Hich-claas
Taudenlle and photoplay features. Afternoon
and (.renin. Program chance Monday afternoon.
LOEWS HIPPODROME Broadway St Yam-
hilL Direction Ackerman A llama. Vaude
ville. Afternoon and night.
STOCK
r.TRIP Brmilint inH UorraolL f.TTt- Mil
TraTty company tn "uoooeye, a.Tery
" sUtiaee daily. S:3S; ertoinc. 8.20.
PHOTOPLAYS
COLUMBIA SUth at Stark.
is "Plaything of Destiny"
11 p. m.
LIBERTY Broadway at Stark.
MacDonald in "Trust lour WHS.
m to 11 p, m.
RIVOLI Washington at Park. .Hay McAroy
tn A Prirate Scandal." il a, a W 11
p. m.
MAJESTIC Washington at Park. D.
Turin Changes Name
Of Wilson Avenue
Turin, July 27. (L N. S The mu
nicipality has changed the name of Wil
eon avenue to Flume avenue. It i
named Wilson avenue in honor of the
lormer American president during his
jvtsii to Rome while the peace confer
ence was on.
11
aa. to
11 a
"Dream Street.' 11 S
to 11
FRATERNAL
Griffith',
d am.
PEOPLES West Park at Alder. Mary Milea
Minter in "Jem." 11 L n. to 11 n. n
STAR Washington at Park. Bam Carey is
"Dej, Derate Trails." 11 a. S. to 11 V. m
CIRCLE Fourth near Waahtseton. Edgar
Lewis' "Lahoma. " 9 a. m. to 4 o clock the
next morning.
PARKS AND RESORTS
OAKS AM1SEMENT PABJt "The Winter
Gardes Girl. Afte.noon at 3 o clock and
etening at 9. Skating, concessions.
WINDEML'TH Boas Ulaad. Dancing, swim
ming. Erery day.
,
Daughter of Song
TTT a . T-i a
writer m roverty
Seeks Accounting
New York. July 2. (I. N. S.) Al
though the royalties accruing to the es
tate of the late Hart P. Banks from his
popular classic. "Silver Threads Among
the Gold," have amounted to Between
$40,000 and $50,000, the composer's daugh
ter. Miss Gertrude Danks, is in such
poverty that she can't buy a pair Of
shoes.
The statement was made to Surrogate
Cohalan by Miss Danks' lawyer to sup
port of a motion to declare Albert V.
Danks, the composer's son, in contempt
of court for disregarding court orders to
account for the royalties.
Surrogate Cohalan reserved decision.
A number of prominent members of
the Knights of Pythias of this city left
for' Marshf ield Tuesday night to attend
the dedication of the new Pythian tem
ple building, the ceremonial of which will
be held Thursday. Friday they will
unite with a stream fo Knights of Pyth
ias to attend the Pythian jubilee at Ban
don. which will continue Friday. Sat
urday and Sunday. The Dramatic Or
der, Knights of Korassan, the sunny
smile order of the K. of P.. will stage a
ceremonial Friday at Bandon with 150
neophytes seeking admission to Abd-
TJhl-Atef temple, which "will have the
divan, patrol and the Hood River. K. of
P. band. Knights of Pythias and Pyth
ian Sisters from many parts of the state
and some from Northern California wilt
be in attendance. All of Bandon is
seeking to make the affair the most at
tractive Pythian Jubilee ever held on
the shores of the Pacific ocean.
Mrs. Julia Bilyeu of Scion, Or.
grand chief of the Pythian Sisters, Is
now visiting temples in the vicinity of
Portland. She will be the official guest
Thursday night of Orphta temple at
the Pythian building. Saturday evening
Phalena Temple on the east side w
visited, and last Thursday evening Rose
temple of St. Johns received her. Mrs.
Bilyeu will visit every temple of the
Pythian Sisters in this state before her
term of office expires. She is much
pleased with the growth and develop
ment of the order, which is enjoying one
of the most prosperous years in its existence.
Faithful Wife
Portrays
Moral
ItW.aW.
TTiRAUOHT with dramatic situations
J? that border the grim field of tragedy,
'Trust Your Wife." now playtng at the
Liberty, pats across its moral, as in
dicated by the title. In a manner that
leaves It indelibly on the mind of the
spectator.
The story tells of the triumph of ideals
against the wolf-like methods of New
York business, and how Mrs. Dick Hast
lngs (Kstherine McDonald) plays a lone
hand and wins a long sought contract
from a big financier by pitting her high
ideals sgatrrt his.
Coming to New York from the Middle
West, the young couple meet with dis
appointment and almost disaster, only
to be saved by tactics that threaten to
wreck both the home and Uvea or the
two. The moral of trusting a good and
faithful wife is strongly brought out In
the story as It unfolds on the screen.
Besides the news feature and a com
edy, the Liberty offers as a delightful
specialty operatic selections by mem
bers of the Sonora Grand Opera com
pany, who sing favorite bits from the
big operas.
Lip Sticks Needed .
To Keep Husbands
At Home, Is Advice
Harold Hurlbut,
Tenor, in Portland,
After Stay in Italy
HaroM Hurlbut. Portland toner, who
now makes his home In New York, ar
rived la Portland Monday for a stay
of three weeks and is registered at the
Multnomah. Mrs, Hurlbut and baby are
spending the summer at -Chair rails. N.
J., with her parents.
Mr. Hurlbut left Portland about a year
ago to study with Jean de Resske. and
since his return to the States fed has de
live-red many lectures before vocal teach
ers and students on the technique meth
ods employed by the famous and emi
nent Italian tenor. After his stay la
Portland: Mr. Hurlbut will lecture tn
Seattle. Yakima. Duluth. Minn.: Kvas
ton. IlL. and East Aurora. N. Y.. before
reaching his home in New York Au
gust 31. a
Conditions are still bad in both Italy
and France, Mr. Hurlbut explains.
Portland chapter, Order Sastern Star,
will join with Mount Hood Lodge. A.
F. and A. M., to have a midsummer o til
ing at Peninsula park Saturday after
noon and evening. All members and
their friends are invited and ail mem
bers of the fraternities will be welcome.
An enjoyable time is anticipated.
Adrift 12 Days in
Motorboat; Rescued
Rockland, Maine, July 27. A. B. Tun
ning Of Nantucket was rescued by fisher
men Monday night off Metinlc island
after he had been adrift at i sea In a
disabled 42-foot motor boat for 12 days.
It was learned here Tuesday, a When
picked up. Tunning was nearly starved
and told his rescuers that in another
day he had planned to cut off a toe and
use it tor bait in an attempt to catch
some fish.
REICHSTAG LEADER BIBS
Berlin. July 17. (I. N. S.) Karl Trim
born. Centrist leader and member of
the reichstag, died today, aged M. He
was secretary of state under the old
Hohensollern regime and was floor
leader of the coalition in the present
reichstag.
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A DIARY
(Best Is stall,
meet win as-
i this
J sty tl)
July 15th. EACH DAY IS MORE BEAUTI
FUL.! I put away the soft, fleecy ntghties and
two warm robes with the bath supplies, under
thinrs and bedding. Tom could scarcely believe
that I did all the needlework, on them myself.
"I haven't seen any muss or cutting or any
thing!" he exclaimed. "Well," I said wisely,
"There isn't any, when one knows how to buy!"
I wish 1 could tell every expectant mother how
I bought my baby's layette, all cat, stamped and
ready to finish 5 1 of the 78 pieces ready for
use: Two packages contained nainsook Ger
trudes, stamped, to embroider even cotton and
buttons provided. They button over the shoul
der in the cunningest way! There are also two
soft flannel Gertrudes, one stamped for em
broidery, and one for crochet work, with both
embroidery and crochet cotton and the buttons.
Four dresses have been provided for my baby!
Three envelopes each contain a simple nain
sook dayslir, ready to finish, with tying tape,
lace edging for neck and sleeves, and buttons.
Tiny cluster tucks will be the only trimming.
The fourth dress a for "best" with cluster
tucks at the neck and shoulder sleeves, neck
and front of dress stamped, and even embroid
ery cotton and ribbon for the sleeves Included.
During the last few months, all I have to do is
iuc cmcroiaery wors. i now tag It with me
wnerever i go.
Chicago, Jury 27. (TJ. P.) A wire's
failure to use a Up stick has wrecked
many a happy home.
The 6000 members of the American
Cosmetician society. In convention here
this week, .are converts to the doctrine
that curbing the male instinct to wander
is part of their Job.
"Men don't want to admit it. but they
Won't be good unless their wives make
them," declared Mrs. M. F. Balrd of
Champaign. 111., president of the society.
'and when a man wanders there s gen
erally one answer: His wife has let
herself become dowdy.
"The man who declares he won t let
his wife do things to make herself at
tractive Is generally looking over his
shoulder st some woman who la" the
president continued.
When reminded that the recent world's
convention of Christian Endeavorers had
severely and especially criticised the
use of rouge, Mrs. Balrd countered
sharply :
Why does goodness have to be ugly?
"It IS deplorable that virtue should
often be unattractive. When the
really good women pay more attention
to making themselves beautiful they will
have done much toward getting a better
hold on the boys and girls who are grow
ing up."
Greatest War Hero
Prefers Poverty to
.Capitalizing Fame
Nineteep Students
From 0. A. C. Attain
High Bank at Camp
Oregon Agricultural College, Corvaills.
July 27. Distinguished students at the
R. O. T. C. camp at Camp Lewi. Wash.
include two men from the infantry unit
of the Oregon Agricultural college. Sev
enteen O. A. C. men have been named
as honor students.
Ralph W. Miller. Corvaills, and Wal
lace K. KUes, Grants Pasa are rated
as distinguished. The following O. A
C men are rated as honor students
Paul W. Scea, Milton ; W. L. Van Allen.
Redmond ; F. E. Hartung, Eugene ; Don
Swarthout, San Bernadino, CaL ; J. S.
Bixby, Freewater; R W. Miller, Corvai
lls : EL C. Anderson. C re swell ! W. H.
Denlinger, Independence; F. R Cartln
Corvaills; A. R Kirk, Milton ; E. U
Larson. Ewer : C. T. Ornsdork. Battle
Ground, Wash. ; H. E. Sherfy. Corvaills
E. V. Abbott. Ashland ; U P. Lind, Port
land : H. L. Wilson. Hornet. CsX, and
M. W. Buxton. Corvaills.
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The Vogue
Pattern
show, on thin page tor sale
tn Portland only at
Portland Hotel C
wa
Talcum
While the stisaehtlmsd silhouette predominates, in spits of the many period to
fluent as, there are usdsnlsbls signs of a departure from the regulation chemise
frock which has as tone held sway. For Instance, the serge frock Illustrated at
the left retains the slender outlines of the chemise frock, but baa a broad, lew
girdle which frankly defines the hips and suppoits the fine side pteau mat
the new fullness. Shallow side pleats also suggest s waistcoat in the long
Mail Thief Suspect
Saws Bars, Escapes
Yakima. Wash.. July 17. Harry Payne,
negro federal prisoner held for mail rob
bery, escaped from the county Jell Mon
day night by sawing his way througB
the bare He wss In the hospital ward
suffering from s gunshot wound In the
which extends slightly below the normal waistline The manner to which the
neckline complements the airdle is noteworthy, and the long bell sleeves may be
cut above tne elbow . tf desired. This latter asset is eiso true or tne rroca at tne
right, which Is more truly chemise-like in Its conception. The sleeve detail la
perhaps, the most interesting, although the set-in side pie
diagonal nipune. are wormy or con side rauon.
make an unusually smart trimming.
(Coawrisai, 1S21 by The V
Is so sonftifnej god tooting
baby's tsAder skin after b
Wrtiw tarOCUafea SChs
pleat, which fall from a
ends of black otre ribbon
AMUSEMENTS
Oa. Mew Tori)
leg' and could only hobble about oa
crutches. The fact that ha left his
crutches and has made a clean getaway
Indicates he had help from the outside.
Hs was held for robbing mall sacks st
Toppenlsh last winter.
CBEBBT PAC KKB tBatCBBB
Bonne Jury : Frank lUkiluut fett
from a cherry tree while per slag sher
ries Saturday and suffered several
broken ribs and other injuries. He Is at
Good Samaritan hospital at Portland.
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Carnation
Conduct exd by
essons
HonieCookinq
Mrs-M.rBUke QJ
122.50 Up
388 Morrison St, Near Park
Willamette tribe, Improved Order or
Red Men, has passed Its forty-sixth an
niversary and a committee Is sashing to
arrange some social celebration of the
event
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Ivanhoe Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
enjoyed a lively social closed session
Tuesday evening. Chancellor Commander
Alfred O. Jones presiding. Speeches
were made by visiting and new mem
bers and final arrangements announced
for the Crystal tasks park celebration
Saturday, and for the Jubilee trip to
Bandon for the week end.
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State Manager Esell of Denver is to
be received Wednesday evening by Ivan
hoe homestead of the Brotherhood of
American Yeomen, meeting at Neigh
bora of Woodcraft hall. An totsrsstlng
session is expected. Thursday evening
he will be the guest of Portland Star
Homestead st 255 Thirteenth street.
Portland Tent of the Maccabees wants
large attendance Thursday night at
its regular meeting In its hall at SSStt
Washington street. The entertainment
committee has a report to make on s
proposed outing.
Portland aerie. Brotherhood of Eagles.
Tuesday night enjoyed a lively session
at Pacific States hall. An effort is be
ing made to start a building fund and
erect a hall and dub building.
Anchor council. Security Benefit As
sociation, gave another of its summer
lies of dances at the W. O. W. tem
ple Tuesday night that was much en-
Joyed.
(By bnWasjal Berrlee)
Pall Mall. Term.. July 17 Althougn
Sergeant Calvin York, the outstanding
hero of the Argonne, is likely to lo
his farm by foreclosure, he Is sticking
to his refusal to exhibit himself fof
money.
The drop in the prices of farm prod
ucts leaves the man who single handed
captured 1SS Germans, facing the al
ternative of raising $12,500 this fan
or losing his homestead.
Tork's religious scruples prevent his
acquiring wealth through what be calls
'an act of Providence." He has been
offered generous pay for lectures, news
paper articles, appearing; in the films
and msgaslne stories, but has refused.
"I would rather lose my farm and go
back to work as a common laborer," he
says, "than to commercialise the fame
which was only incidental to an act of
Providence."
Contract Marriage
Unites Instructor
To Brooklyn Woman
Seattle. July 27. (U. P.) Dr. Ieslie
Spier, teacher of anthropology In the
department of sociology at the University
of Washington, has entered into a marriage-contract
by which he has been
married to Miss Erna Ounther of Brook
lyn tn a New York Justice court. The
stoning'' of the marriage contract by the
Couple constituted the ceremony. A
marriage of this kind is legal in New
York state but very unusual. Dr. Spier
and his bride will return to Seattle in
the fall. There has been some question
as to their status on reaching the state
or Washington.
Hanging Will Be No
'Pink Tea' Affair,
Declares Sheriff
Chicago. July 27. (U. P.) Plans to
make a "pink tea" affair out of a hang
ing bee were thwarted by Sheriff Peters
today.
The Sheriff stated he hsd turned down
many society women and other promi
nent Chteagoans who asked trim for an
Invitation to witness, the hanging of Carl
O. Wanderer who killed his girl wife
and a ragged stranger be hired to stage
a fake holdup.
"Only the usual number of invitations
will be issued." said the sheriff.
Dak to s rieh
tw SB rich
for Sprains
and Strains
Liniment
Spirit of 'Honest
Abe' Aids Judge in
Giving Decision
Springfield. 111.. July 27. U. P.) The
spirit of "Honest Abe" Lincoln, zealous
exponent of the majesty of the law, per
vaded the drama. ic proceedings In San
gamon county courthouse here yesterday.
involving issuance of warrants for the
arrest of Governor Small on charges of
embesslsment.
Behind Judge Smith's head, as he read
his momentous decision holding that
governor mast bow to the law, was an
inscription, a testimonial to that great
Illinois son who held the law dearer
perhaps than anything else, save liberty.
The inscription read :
"This room is memorable as the scene
of Important events in the life of Abra
ham Lincoln. Here he delivered his tm- I
mortal house divided against It
speech. June IS. 185. Here his resM
lay tn state when brought to Springfield
for burial May 4. ISM."
Judge Smith psnsed In his reading
once and glanced at the tablet,
though for inspiration.
Tl,.. L.... tn.Zic ennkrr will avvear weekly. Mr. BUke't
will be helpful mmd tUmuUting, became of Bar frmtMmi etperieuee im
home cooking. She will muwer any quettion On cookery hod by her
rfiert. Addree Mrs. Mmrt Bloke, tort Carnation Milk ProdmeU Cb.
6t Railway Exchange Bldg., Portland.
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Some Breakfast Suggestions
BREAKFAST is perhaps the bugaboo
of housewives, the most perplexing
meal to plan and prepare. With appe
tites often finicky in the morning, with
the early rush ta school, business or may
be only to play, the question of what to
serve for breakfast somethisg that may
he prepared quickly, yet is wholesome
and has the touch of variety, becomes s
daily morning problem.
Many women depend upon the con
venient cereal and the soft-boiled egg
until the breakfast is rob bod of the ele
ment of surprise a valuable aid to di
gestion. Cereals are, of course, s perfect
breakfast food. Carnation Milk is espe
cislly useful for serring with them. For
yon don't worry shout whether you have
cream and will it keep sweet over night.
Cama tjon's Richness
When serving Carnation with cereals,
yon can afford to be liberal, for this rich,
pure milk sdda flavor and wholesomemca.
to the breakfast food. The "baby" size
can is very handy for table use.
Even the universal favorite, toast,
sometimes fails to tempt, if served every
morning. Serve French Toast made with
Carnation, form different and satisfying
flavor.
French Toast with
and nutmeg, and 3 beaten 0SBB. Boat the
mixture until light, and try.
Carnation Popov ers
Probably nothing is SB
sMsaltag to the delicate
morning appetite as Sot
muffins, or popover bust
Ins with the hint of tsser
goodness. Made with Car
nation Milk, popovers WtO
rlossy brown crust and will ho
as when made with ordinary mUk.
2 cups flour, 1 ens Carnation Milk. 1 rup
water, 2 eggs. 1 tablespoonfni butter. 1 tea
iful salt Beat the egga. as add the
in the hatter as thoy are. Add the Son r . salt
and Carnattoa Max diluted with the water.
la a bnttar-greasod gem pan IB asaftek
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Team Waat to Bee
"A CHINESE FESTIVAL"
The Hew Revue Presented by the
r abisia n rOLLtse CO,
Afternoons at I. Srvenmgs at I.
Sect Reserved Seats Hew in.
oaty (to War Tax) IV6
SPECIAL BBBB ATTBACTIOBT
The Great BeXebta is Their Stair
ef Beats Asa,
Aftsrassas aad Krsatetn.
Admission to nark free unut t P.
M , except Sundays, holidays ana
Special da ye. Cars at rst and
Alder. Pare Sc.
seesse.eeeaeee.se.
PANTAGES
add
salt aad
Vh cn
V4 cup
of
the
Two New
set look
aad salt. Mix
ind water,
wait. Dip
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Fraser Hirer Fanners
Object to Orientals
Vancouver, a C July 17. L K. & I
Seventy-five farmers who Bve on thai
delta lands at the mouth of the Fra
ser river, have organised against the
leasing of lands to Orientate, having
signed an agrsssatnt which wUl be at-
festive tor five years.
Q. Dott Conmtim MUk kooe the tame
food value oa froth otdkt Mrt. AT C. C.
A. The beat food authorities agree that
the beating proeess necessary in the ean
ning of pure cow's milk ta make Carna
tion brand milk does net change its nour
ishing and growth-promoting qualities.
But perfect sterilization is effected, and
you ean count en finding in Carnation
Milk the same health-giving bslsaeed
ration that milk has always supplied.
Carnation ia just pure cow's milk, evap
orated, sealed in sir-tight cans, and steril
ised to preserve its wholesomeneea.
Q. Wky mutt I tometimet pay more for
at saw Neiokkorhood ttortt
Mrt. H. 8. R.
It is explained ta Me that retail
vary between certain kinds of
stores because the expense of doing busi
ness varies, The store that allows credit
and delivers feeds ta your heme renders
elements of service that yea de not even
expect from the stores who do business
on the "cash and carry" plan. It is to
he expected therefore that when you as
sume the east ef delivery, the cash stars
should be able to sell at a slightly lower
price.
-a ear littvi mows.
SPXClAl'. ATTSASTTO?
Dance Tonight!
BROADWAY HALL
4CMMV sYsVTalar J " Son s rrma
CIRCLE
at W SI.
'The Gilded Lily"
axo tux vox saws
DANCE TONIGHT 25c
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a jeraass pox twov. a eers a mr
WAL TT AWAIT TOM ST
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