White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1927-05-06

lew Gays business and pleasure trip.
A number of friends and neighbors
gathered at the Emil Cords home
Wednesday evening to bid farewell to
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schlicker, who
are leaving for the summer.
F.. G. Coleman and family arrived
in White Bluffs from Seattle Wednes-
day evening for short vacation Wis
it in the valley. They are staying in
the McGraw house on the Bleakley
Fruit company property, where they
lived before moving to Seattle.
There will be service at the Pres
byterian church next Sunday at IL
a. m. The Sunnyside Gospel Team,
which has been holding services in
the different towns of the Yakima
valley. will be here and all are invited
to attend this service, which will be
inspiring.
Arthur Belknap returned Tuesday
evening from Kirkland, bringing with
him his family and has moved into
the house on the Kelly tract east of
town that he recently purchased.
Fire Saturday evening, April %, des-
troyed the large hotel building in
Beverly and two smaller buildings di-
rectly south Of it. The fire, the origin
OF which is unknown, was discovered
about $3.50 in the evening and in three
hours the buildings were only a heap
OF ashes. "A part of the furnishings in
the hotel were saved
1t will probably be two months or
more before the hearing on the need
TOR reducing the rates of the Pacific
Power & Light company in the Yaki-
tna-Walla Walla district can be held.
according to F. o. Hagie, secretary Of
the Yakima Walla Walla Commission.
says the Yakima. Republic. AS
result OF the conference between
officials OF the state department. of
public works and representatives of
the district, held in the chamber
rooms yesterday, it was determined
that accountants will need nearly
that length of time to catch up with
the things which have transpired in
the past two years, including reduc-
tons already made.
"A good recipe for a spring tonic
Take daily dose of sunshine mixed
with a brisk walk. Follow with a
square meal of wholesome food con-
tanning at least one green vegetable.
On going to bed give to the tired
body at least eight hours sleep. Battle
the lungs plentifully in fresh air dur
ing the process. On arising in the
morning, apply aqua pura ad ibiturn,
externally. internally and eternally;
or in plain English, pure water, and
plenty Of it, inside and out.
This prescription replaces the old
time so-called spring tonics. The old
er boys will remember how after
those first games Of marbles, all the
fun suddenly disappeared as they
turned toward home and thought of
that nauseous dose of sulphur and
molasses awaiting them. Like spring
cleaning, it was a. household rite
which had to be observed. If you
didn't take sulphur and rnolasses you
probably were introduced to a bottle
of somebody's Sarsaparilla 400 doses
for $1.0O" and forced to take it re-
gularly until the entire dollars worth
had disappeared.
If you are really ill, the family
physician should. Of course be con-
suited, but if Won simply have that
tired feeling, which comes from pro-
longed indoor life. insufficient sun
shine. lack of fresh vegetables and
fruit, try the recipe recommended. 1t
is good for everyone and within the
A. E. STUNT, M. d. Director Of
Health. 84
Bad eggs give other eggs sold
with them bad reputation. That gets
egg eaters war; of all eers in the
summer time. That cuts down the
demand. The decreased demand low
ers the price of all the eggs.
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St. Paul's Evangelical
Lutheran Church
900 a. m. German service.
10 a. m. English Sunday School
HOO a. m. English Service.
500 PM. Bible Study