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Us: “Sorry 1 was la te , Miaterl Archeologists digging in the
Mrs. Frank Stanley »pent the
nave unearthed
unearinea a
ruins of Assyria have
F o r m e r
W a s c o
Rogers,
1*11 be here bright and rums
week end, visiting Mrs. Eliza Din
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lot of 1____
broken
pottery, which goe<
early
tomorrow
morning,**.
gle at- Camp Sherman.
to prove that marriage is, after
Boas:
“Don’t
promise
the
irn-.
Mi. and Mrs. Alvin Miles have
all, a very ancient institution.
possible—just be here early.**
G ir l M a r r ie d
moved into the apartm ent on the
, This is the way the -editor of a
Charles E verett place.
Billy W illiams is visiting in Wes tern country newspaper wrote
up a wedding ceremony in his
A t C o r v a llis
The Dalles this week.
native town: “Would th at our
pen had been plucked from some
Mias Mignon
Wall,
e ld e s t^
fh p p rfu l
bird of paradise and dipped in the
(laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer , I t C E p V l l C C n U l
eye of a rainbow, th at we m ight
Wali was united in m arriage to I .
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fittingly describe the m arriage
George Philip Newton of C o r v a l- |A n C l
scene enacted a t the residence of
¡is Sunday, July
I t 0 be comfortable during hot M and Mrs. A. C. Davis. J u s t as
make their home m Corvallis. -
the day god, clothed in m ajesty
Mrs. Gail Holzapfel of ’ Th. I weather, live sensibly, form reg- sublime, had started on his down
No scientist can m ake bones by ing infancy and early childhood
Dalles visited here recently a t vlar habits of living, get plenty ward course toward the western shaking up a m ixture of calcium these soft structures are becoming
the Bill Andrews home where her cf , est, and aixive all try to ac- sea, shedding his galaxy of quiv and phosphorus in a te st tube., firm, hard bones, grow .ng thicker
mother, Mrs. Elwood M cPherson,, m i|e # cheerfui and philoso-ph,- ering, golden beams o er .the re But in the body,- through some and longer and demanding more
has been helpmgt during halves
t a , outlook on life. Such is thr.l jecting earth—it was then th a t the complicated processes, these two building m aterial;
Andrews was one of the h rst
* leaflet
cords of confidence, hope and love m inerals are combined to m ake up ! w hen the child does not get
farm ers in this district to fin,sh »Comfort D uring ' Hot W eather” binding the hearts of Eli Fred a large proportion of the rigid > enough calcium> phosphorus, and
jn D
disease known as
cutting.
which was issued recently by the erick Guernsey and Beatrice Davis structure of the bones and teetn. vitam
vitam in D a disease known as
Of course, other substances are rickets is likely to develop. Rick-
iprtsy and Billy Edwards were p n ^ e(j state?- Public Health Ser- were indelible traced upon the
se-oll of life, and the sacred sedi needed for the building of bones. cts may show up in the unlucky
dir.r.er greats Monday at the home I v;ce
One oK
m ost im portant is vi
oN the
t
of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McCluie.
w eather comfort and eflfc- of m atrim ony placed thereon.”
chila in bow legs, a flat chest, and
M i» Mildred Butler of C
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by follow. Oregon W riters’ Project, WPA. taniin D. Although this vitamin other misformed bones for the
does not actually go into the rest of his life.
Wn., was in Wasco to vi.
a
simple procedures re
structure of the bones, it m ust be
mother over the week end.
grading food, drink, clothing, ex
Best way to fight a woman is pi esent to help-the body in absorb
The wise m other checks to make
Mrs. Leonard Lutje is employed crcis£> sieeP( and exposure to sun. with your h a t—grab it and run.
H ü H
is gettng
ing the calcium and phosphorus. sure th a t her a child
at the Wm. Clothier home.
The recommendations of the
¡As children grow they build en tugh of the m aterials needed
Mrs. Alvin W est and two chi’l- p ublic Health Service are as fol-
An enslaved press is ~ doubly ' bores a t a rapid rate. This means for building sound bones. Daily
Q-en left for her home a t Rock j0WSJ
fatal; it not only takes away th e , that a supply of calcium and phos- sun baths and out-of-door play
C .tek after visiting for some time
Food. The influence of a
will supply some vitam in D. But
with her mother, Mrs. Lee HlneSt I warm climate on the am ount ol tiu e light, fo r in th a t case we phorus and vitam in D is particu- foods rich in vitam in D, especial
m ight stand still, but it sets up a U rly im portant for them. Even
M>. W est came for her Sunday.
ftoi) rtfqujred by an individual is
false one th a t decoys us. to our before a child is born, his bones ly the fish liver oils or, Vitam in
Mr. and Mrs. G rant Arm swor-i cclnnioniy exaggel ated. The tem - cwu destruction.—Colton. ~ ~
ana teeth are form ing. Then dur- D enriched milk, are a more de
thy and Charles Siscel visited in p«.ra ture of the body is adjusted
3 he Dalles Tuesday.
. not so much by increasing or dim-
Mr
and Mrs.. Bruce Grady 1 inching the amount of heat w<
matured to Walla Walla Sunday i produce, as by regulating the
for a visit with their son artd amount of heat lost. It is there-
MiJ wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Grady, fore desirable during hot weath-
Their son, Nyal and wife, of Cr to increase the intake of fluid»
Spokane, joned the party a t WqJ- which will promote sweating, a
'l a W alla.'
mechanism by w^hich the skin is
m
«J Mrs Fd McKee, Mr. cooled. Fresh fru its and vegeta-
f w r , b “ cc G r.dy and Mr Lie- are excellent rourcea of Hulu
r i d Mrs Charles , E v erett were and in addition contain food ele.
dinner guests Friday evening at ments much needed by the body
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Frank Lambom home.
during hot weather.- As a gen-
F
. (.raj consideration fried foods and
Mrs. James Dunn and two ch -
astrics should be curtailed
dicn are visiting her P»” n • . as food of these types tends to In
and M r,. Harley Dutton. coming,
production
from her home in Fossil.
AUentjon has
Outstanding features of this deluxe model: six-way cold
D aLuxa
Bob Collins came S s t u r d » j C l . e i i d y been called to the necessity .
Mozags with
humidiif • glass-topped hi humid
» Visit at the F r a n k K n o ^ i w - ¿ i n k i n g ad S S fflR rx iiW U n p ra r-
ity compartment to keep fruits and vegetables fresh and
r,tu rn in g to Pasco Sunday
«¡_g Eiasses a day) to in-
crisp • vacuum sealed thriftmaster • pop ice trays
,„ E h i, sister. Dorothy, a , a guest j
Ft.uit^ uices av.
• 7-piece set of ovenproof pottery.
OTHIR MODUS
of the Knox girls.
I excellent hot w eather drinks, be-
; FROM M19.95
Pill Lockhart of Goldendale ,
paia table and effective in
acific ower
ight ompany
spent several days of the past qLenching thirst,
week at the Knox home.
Exposure to sun. It is best
Always at Your Serv/ca
Mr. and Mrs. Overtholts were ,
begin with brief exposure each
overnight guests Tuesday at *the
until the skin becomes light-
heme of her mother, Mrs. Louise
ta^ ned, a fte r which the body
Thomas.
rnay b ^ x p o s e d to the rays of »he
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Henderson gun
longer periods. Person»
of Portland visited friends here w,th sensitive skins should be es-
Sunday.
1 pecially careful as over exposure
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Shelton of to direct sun rays may cause se-
llood River were here Sunday.
v ert bum s.
Mr. and Mrs. P at O’Meara vis- | According to the Public Healtn
ited in Portland Sunday.
Seivice, the observance of these
Louise Detheliss of Kelso and recommended procedures will do
M.ss Vivian Trounce of Moro i much to lessen the dicom fort ordi-
vi sited this week end at the G. A. I r.arily experienced during the hot
season.
Sai gent home.
And They Lived
Happily Ever After
pendable source • of ail the , year
around.
arounu. The beet way to give a
child his daily supply of calciu m
!~ in the form of a “ « quart
n # a . ©f
is
of milk
r. day? In addition, this milk fur
nishes a generous amount of pho3
s, the
ether bone building
phorus,
t
material.
Even a fte r a person is fully
grown he needs a supply of bone
building m aterials. Although the
bones are no longer growing larg-
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“ 1 get ’wonderful recipes over
the radio,” gushed the bride wno
was entertaining her fam ily for
thc firgt t¡m<? „j got one for
E
tian stew
and one
never
E gyptian
stew and
one for
for a a never
fail spot rem over this m orning.”
‘ Which is th is ? ” asked little
Willie, tastin g the stew which he
H<1 ju s t been served.
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an inventory
n
of your bus-
iness stationery?
FOLIES EVE
Check on your supply of letterheads, envelopes and billheads
then see us for an economical, quality printing job.
. you come home from your vacation.
more
Pint
Tasty Salad Dressing
Have some new stationery to w rite
“My D2
10c
Full 14 ox. Bottle
$21450
Mrs. Jean Hull of Portland is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Law
rence Funk.
Mrs. Augusta Huckin, Mrs.
I'hrrie Morrow and Mrs. .Andrew
Shearer visited friends in The
Dalles Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hansen of
Ftesno, Cal., and Harold A nder
son of Portland,' grandson of Mrs.
Roy Belshee, are visitors a t the
F.ilshee home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Johnson of
Willamina came to Wasco Friday
and are visiting relatives.
John M atthias of Sunnyside,
Wn., came to Wasco Sunday a:-
companied by his daughter, Doro
thy. She is employed at the home
of Mrs. Grace Medler.
er, they must he maintained and
kept hi good condition. A pint of
milk a day will supply the adutt a
need for calcium.
This milk can he used as a bev-
1 cvage, w
be used in cooked
f . ’ Cheese
( foods.
Cheese jg
is alg0
also an
an ioipot-
wnpor-
! to nt source of calcium'. But it is
, well to rem ember th a t unless a
person takes milk In some form
it is alm ost impossible to. get a
liberal supply of this m ineral
does
0
work
the fuel cost“
says: Norman L. E rnst
St. Paul, Oregon
“ My ‘C aterpillar’ D2 is doing 50
percent more work in a 10-hour
H ere’s p etite M arie of Clifford C.
cay at J the fuel cost of my fo r F isc h e r ’s New F o lies Berger© ap-
iieurlng behind a giant “elephant
mer gasoline tractor.
“In addition to fuel savings, e a r ” lea f from a palm plant grow n
on T reasure Island. She m akes a
this means th at I can finish my ch arm in g “ m odern E ve,” at the
regular work quicker than before
G olden G ate International Expos!
and have plenty of time loft to
lio n , d on ’t you think?
earn money doing custom fa rm
ing:”
Many a ‘1C«terpillar” owner
says:
“These extra income hours
plus economy, help con
aiderably in paying for mv W n.dcnarger, For Lights & Power
tractor.”
0.62’ Deluxe Ref/ $129.50: 9’
«kilghtly higher; Its a Copeland,
Since 1918- 110 or 32v, Delivered
Eye It and Buy It.
DeMoss A Son
O’MEARA
Supply & Imp. Co
DeMoss Springs a n d . Moro, Ore.
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