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1-u ..ramie niusicl'in .who Is now-lo-
rated In P.-todiniot,' writes the Ob
server ilit she ns nilei-taken I lie
,-..... iii.jii oi leopow uodowsky at
lie Ort-L'on theatre in Pendleton on
April lSih ana uslts mV. who delinhts
in hearing the famous player to take
aiiiainuxe of the opportunity of vis
i'ii;n Pendleton on Mini date. Itonurd
Inf.' the event' the Pendleton Eastern
Oroponian has the following to say:
A note or frrea; interest ia thai
Leopold Clodowsky, who is to appeir
at the Oiefcon theater a week from
toninht Ik not only a great pianist
hut. a noted composer as -well. His
remarkable talent asserted Itself
when he was only th'co years old and
at seveil he composed some pieces of
much oriKiuality. H. made his Uehnt
"at nine yearn of age in his home
town in Russian Poland and for three
years toured Hussin and Germany.
At fourteen he lotiivd America, later
returning to Franc;) to study with
Suint suens and nl'-T several years
toured Trance and visited London.
Playlns at Queen Victoria's Golden
cen. ,a diandc peoife rejoice in ttjp
'niirnnife or these young- people and
yj-ish them the greatest hifyuiness in
their- now 'home, which w ill beelul
Ithaca street, .Klmhurst, L. l.f New
York, after u shifVt honeyiuAun at
Atlantic City.
0.. Mabel Setlemler. Grand Worthy
Matron of the isordr of the Oastern
Star, and u member also of the l
iLnusi.ind when
his house was
the I'n&ft-d States
the war canto on
tea over biQIly hy
LM1 irn lilenV uivltie
K. O. ills. Soiiluinelr is snemllmri .v. liulik a long rest lor he Cos
the .wei-ineud visiting fiiexds In the I nut the li;'iug ane. JV has a
a ieriesof vlls t' I'umtwr of iritnds who are ulw.iys
aiwu mi ntQius wnniosomo remarKs
city, following
chanters of the O. 0. !? at vatioiiK
4)oifrts inTliis part of the stai, which
....-t.utm imii ,ivrnn-ta cnapiet
night. Covers were laid for
sixieen at the Jlniu r X color
jseliemer yliur and white as eni-
Pyiil In the deeoi-atioiis. Those
liresunl were Mrs. 'Mabel Selj,lenii .
Mrs. -K.K. Kldille, Mrs. F. V. Whit
ing. Dr. Dora l'ido: wood, Mrs. Vin
cent Palmer, Mrs. Wm. Wade, Mrs.
J. K Wright. Miss Kthcl Wright.
Mrs. H. H. Hug, .Mrs. Lee. Wainick.
Mrs. Gei. Curre)Mrs. .1.. 11. Mow,
Mrs I''ivd Clirrey. Mrs, II. S. Ilrown-
ton, Mrs. F. G. Schilke and Mrs. AN
bert 11 unlet'.
. Mrs. Charlit E. Cochran preside at
one of the smart early-week festivi
ties on. Tuesday, when she enter'ained
at fl Uincheon c.t the R,'ntt, in
plinmnt to her sister-in-law, -Mrs I "c "f lhP Ppns!''K social affair
George T. Cochran of La Griwidc. Mr- i 1 1""it WOCR 38 " "i"",y C(""
Cochran ,hae lvn,l,. ...t n. , . I'llmeivtary to Mr. and Mrs. A. H
the blossoms that udorned her table,
nnrl these frnfant blooms she kail
artistically arranged in a basket cen
tering the board
I'rlnce, held at the limine of .Dr. Mar
garet Ingle by the learners of the
Central school. The pjty was in the
n.uu'e. of a farewill or Mr 1'iir.ce.
who at the end or tin present school
term is leaving his position as prin
cipal or the Central school. The
everting was very pleasantly spent, a
' iu'okci in nf mi, :ii ,i.a l,i,,,
theatre party at the!,.,,rriwl ,,t nrt mv r..a ,
Orpheum for her guests. Those who, the recipient of a handsome club
shared the pleasures of the double so-'jbng the aitt or ih. i. ,,, in i,i
cial event were. Mrs. Goorp;c T. Coch-ischool. Appropria .3 renmrks ac-
lan. mis. uusinv eruere, Mrs. Kaipn jcouipnled the presentation, reveal
At each place were dainty printed
place cards in lavender and pink col
oring. Luncheon was served at 12:30 !
o clock and in the afternoon. Mrs.
Cochran had
about Hie development, of this part
oft the liu and to shake his hand cards. Mrs. I K. linuc? won the
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Jubilee" at Marlb-irouPh House InjRo'binson, Mrs. Kdward Strong, Mrs.iing the high esteem in which Mr
1SD7, where the Princess of Wales
accented the dedication of his Valse
Hchorzo. Gowodsky also has appear
ed ill concerts and recitals through
out this coountry -trul Canada. Ho is
placed amonu; the greatest living
pianists, even being declared by De
Pachnuinn and Olivers as having the
most wonderful technique of any.
JHis repertoire Is immense and his
style broad and brilliant.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Arbucklc re
ceived word by wire today from New
York stating their dautrhter. Miss
Nora, was wedded yesterday to V. H.
Pabst, formerly of La Grande, who
had just returned from oversens ser
'vice in France. The bride is one of
'La Grande's' own girls having been
raised in this city and is- well known
ami very popular with all. She holds
the distinction of ' having been the
first 'lady city treasurer of this city
'ami when the war came on and .the
government was short of clerica'l arid
stenographic) help she went to Wash
ington, D. C, where she has worked
faithfully in one of the governmental
departments since. Mr. Pabst was a
citizen here several years ago
anil was engaged in civil engineering.
Lie is a student of Columbia Univer
sity, of New York City and is an ex
cellent young man in every way. Be
fore enlisting in his country's service
he was employed by the New York
Intel urban Traction company and
upon his return froiri France he re
sumed his old position with that con-'
Louis Wocrner, Mrs. O. L. Price, Mrs. Prince has come .o be held by hu
'J. B. Waters. Mrs. li. A. Stewart, Mrs. (associates by reason of the fine
W. D. McWaters and the hostess. Mrs. i work he has done during the venri
when he elunVos this way.
e
Miss Janat J6a.'S enterinineda
uumbiw of her friend.! Friday even
ing, the guests beln.s principally elisr
Joaeseassncialos In the teaching pro
fession In the city. ?'rogrcssfve look
provided tho chief part of te even
ing's entertainment, four tables tak
lug part. Diffoilils, prettily arrang
ed, were used for decorations, and
refreshments were served, Mps. Mr
Kachrau was tho v.lnner.itf the ev
ening's Jionors at cards
t
Complimentary "o Mrs. C. F. Short
on the occasion of he birthday, i
churmhig dinner pa ty wa s held a'
the Foiey 'liesd;'y iwening, wltl
Misses Mary . Kirkv.ood and Thelma
LeH'ol and Mr. Win. Short as hosTl -.
esses and host. Covers wer laid for
fourteen. The gnosis wore Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. Short and Harold Short.
Mr. 3ul Mrs. Willla'ii lllllnnn, Mr
and Mrs. A. Larson, Mrs. Harbor,
Miss Anna Soil, of linker, and Miss
Genevieve McLaren.
Fred B. Currey, well known La
Grande ni:in formerly city manager.
has accepted .a portion with the
Portland Journal and will begin his
work wit-h that newsparer tomor
row. Mr. Currey in one of the old
time newspapermen, of the state and
will be aceontnaO'Ml under ton nim
by ber fonr-;ar-(( son..
Mm. T7 J. ScroiIn entertained
The TVwuesd.-.y llri.li' Club lucinhora
at hex home lasl week. LunclieorM
was served at 1 o'Oock 113) t be
balance of the !ii'riioon H .sstal at
The Thursday Bridge Club met
last week witfi Mrs. W. a. Alliusun,
, . ,
finUFRT !1laR
I I III IIIIIBII
VICTORY LDAN
I I'l ltl-K IJJT III .WKI T Tt SPHFAl)
I THU KTATK.
Fourth street, whe'i
was pleasantly surnt
cai.d tWes. Mrs. F. S.
1 . winner uf honoia.
Ivauhoe Ms ,
George Cochran, who is the chairman ; he has been in L11 Grande, am'lhn work he has selected will take
ii cne victory loan committee 111 Union juiougn tne evening passed merrily,
county, came to Portland to attend the 11 was apparent that I hero is genuine
state conference and left for her home 1 'egret felt by tho teachers of Cea
in La Grande on Wednesday. While'"'"' r"d of the other city schools
here she was entertained at several ovt'r "'e loss which the school and
attractive gatherings. Oregonian. iUl' 8la'f wlil soon sustain. Those
jWho were present were Mr. and Mrs
. Mabel Douglas, who for some llmei;V.C' Hl,.w"t0?; Ml'- t!,",.Mr- A;. 11
! Prince,
Stella
Dr. Mar:
Ingle, Mrs.
;aret Ingl
McKacheru
was the jiopolar pin organist at tho
Arcnflp tllCllll'n IlilSI ,;t,l ftxill nflnr j !
prolonged absenco and will make I J"0""- Mi,ss
ihis ,-iiv l,,'i,n,,, i ,i,- r,,.. :Mary Klrkwood, M.ss 1
She has opened a simile la the New 'No" ibaffey. Miss Genevieve Mr
Foley bnlKlhw in the room forme, ly ?n; J."ss Wo!u Metty. Miss
Mrs
Mrn,
Deal. Ml.s
.el'i l-lociM.
occupied by t ho RoJ Cross shop and
intends. ,to devote her energies to
musical Instruction. Miss Douglas
was a student at 'lie Northwostern
CoDservatory of Mmlfi and the Miu
11 iapol is School of Muic und is rec
ognized as one, of tin. hish class In
sti'uctorH of the Pacific coast. Her
work in La Grande as pipe ortfiinist
recommends Uer to every homo and
undoubtedly she will meet with ex
cellent success in her venture. The
social circles of h, f! ramie are de
lightful with tUe.rett.ru of this young
Miss Mollio SnliLsr. Miss munch
Clarke aud Miss Juik1'. Joneg.
'
The regular nioi.tlily social meet
ing or the Ladles' Aid or -the Al. I?,
church met with Mrs. S. C. Smllli,
1 702 1-2 Washington uveue , on
Wednesday faU-enoon. April !Mh. Dur
ing the devotional exercises Rev.
N. Sherman Hawk song a boaulirul
solo, "Shall the Circle be Unbrok
en." 'which wan appiedated by all.
Mrs. 11. W. Leighlon, chaniwin of the
ludy and general rejoicing among (entertainment committee had arrang
muHical people is being experienced. etl tett.rc hand to have nn-ei. fA
1 11 r!H pinneu up ai ouieieni piuues
In the room, representing that many
business firms or gtods advertised
In the Evening Observer, .the one
guessing correclly the largest num
ber of firms or oodH represented
received a prize. Mrs J. K. Kwit.er
was the beat guesser. After the
contest a dainty luacheon was serv
ed. All present greatly enjoyed the
afternoon's program.
One of ihe most important, of the
week's social affairs was it charming
dinner given by members of the 1'.
K. O. Sisterhood last evening' at
Ihe Foley in honor of the visit or
ARCADE
TODAY
Clara Kimball Young
-In
"The Reason Why"
A romance ol' liili so
ciety su)ci l)y ' acted
and iririreoitslv pro
duce!. .
i --Also j
Harold tloyd Comedy
"SHE LOES &IE NOT
SPECIAL
. " CARELES AMERICA "
Presented under tha auspices of the secre
taries of states and the police department.
A spectacular film thp.t teaches some things
YOU are- interested '
. . COMING .
'MONDAY AND TUESDAY .
Pauline Frederick ; :
"Resurrection
0 . o t" o 0 O
Tli double stanaard 1 $cals lo scathingfy x
xaigneii bf, Count Leo Tol.i4.oy, greatest f th;
0 Jtuscias dramatiste, 4n this po-eriiii' 'tenia,,
- The Walla Walla Union of recent
date contains the following: "An en
joyable party was given by Miss llur'
riett White at her home, 815 W. Main,
in honor of her sister, Mrs. Ben Miller
of La (irutule, Ore. The evening was
spent in dancing and cards. liecita
tions and solos were given by 'the
guests, Misa Juunita White giving an
exhibition of her latest fancy dancing.
A four-course luncheon was served.
I 'ecorations were in green and white.
The guests present were: Mrs. Mriler,
Misses Velma and Helen Reiser, Mil
:drcd Jiiekerson, Julia 'Williams.
Mu'nnitn and Pearl White, Messrs. Ken
neth Williams, Glenn Bean, Jack I.o-
liini to every city and hamlet In
Orc.mui. Ho has a wide stale ac
quaintance and wJll be a viiluablo
hiHli to Hie Journil TiM'ce. ,
, it
Miss Ma'iorio Silvertli'ora eater
tained a number of I': lends at cards at
ber home on l-'irst street Wednes
day eveninK. Klve Hundred wis
played, -with four tables 'arranged,
and ono ol the ntosl pleasant eveu
Icks which this va'il club has en
joyed resulted. Miss Janet .lonet re
ceived I lie prize Tor tho highest score,
and Dr. Verne Johnson won the sec
ond prize. Dilnty lefresltmenls -were
served alter the cauls.
Miss Alma laidd was tendered u
surprise parly by a unnber or her
dassnntes at her boipe, 3 4 05 Y av
enue, ycsteri'.y, Hie 'occasion belnK
her tlilrtenth birthday. Those Who
were present wero Oorgette John
ston, Alice and Huth Scott, Ornce
Kobrts, A4ma and Veia Iadd. and
Eunice II err. Alter Ramos and
oilier forms ol' o.:tertiiliiment had
buen fully enjoyed, lunch was served
by Mrs. John LadJ.
Mr. nail Mrs. llert Hanoy, of
Portland, spent vaslerday with S.
1). Crowe and family ol Ua (iraiule.
Having been pnimlnnit In Oregon
affairs for many years Mr. Hanoy l)as
many friends In La-Grande who were
pleased to see' hlni. He was at one
time chair man of tho sta.t democrat
ic central committee and he is now
United Stales District Attorney for
this stale.
A beautiful horn? wedding look
place at Ihe M. IS. palronage In Ui
(Irando the ti I'tei n jon of Wednes-
(lay. April lllll, when Miss Nellie Hill,
or Klgln. and Harold Hug, of the
same town, were united in marriage.
Itev. N,S. Hawk, pastor or the:
church, perl'ornied th') ceremony. The I
bride and groom veto accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. John Metcall'.
the aflcetioua ,
aund iJte ,1'oniaiicl Man Will t oflli llinle S.-siiim)
tu au'.opeal to tile I'atrliit Isi'i
, "f Oreni,
Miss Imoaene Ku'iscl Is homefiomj . .
Walla Walla, visiting over'khe week-1 . .,, , '
end at the home of jier par s..Mr.J A Vtrlry liu advertising blan-
aBd Mis. J. A. llusaell. Misa llu.i-! k0' "" tl" ""'1 "vor U11 OtVgotl.
sell.is an insnncior in Hie St. rani's! w- s- Klrlipatrlcli, mnnagor of tho
scliuol al Walla Wrlla.
, cputiibui?d W0tUo aaverl.la.Uig .fund
jsiil'hciout for one of the most dlH-
Oiuctive i:Ol publicity efforts ever
made inany etata In aid of the gov
ernment. It will bo launched Just
preceding the drive in Orogon. Ev
ery dall.Pound weekiy newspaper In
Oregon will receive for simultaneous
publication an advertisement almost
0 full page in.sUe,., Tbla .will Jineaii '
lSif advertisements, lOU'Uluinn Inch
es each, or 1G.00U tiiclies of adver
tising at i cost of $6,0110. It Is Mr.
Kiherlde's idea If) make this ap
peal tint only, from a patriotic stand
point, but for the jiufpoHe . of acr
Muaiuting Oregon people .with lliu
true worth of a government bond as
a sale, fane, and ii-ofitnble Invest
ment. The puliliciit'an date sqlectetl
la April 17th. t ( ,
The contribution is expocted to
serve not alono in' carrying Oregon
Vivur the nip" but as a stlmuiuajo
the ndvci Usuig fiiiul cauipulun la
advertising buieau. has received in
formation that J. U. Klheridgo, pres-
i : q.,,. i.,. .,:.u ,..i ... Idem of Morris llioiheis, Inc.. J'ort-
tera. Judith and Lola Marlon. Intend!1"1"1' "ld of ""' Vi'l".v ''"" huseacb conuuii.iity of Hie glativ
leaving Moniray tu: l.os Angeles, 1
Calif., lo spend some time there Tin 1 wBt4hjHSH0l0$fHlfmHtftto ItiWltfllaUflllflitiulliairto
ithig Mrs. Snodgrass s mother, Mre
lliirrows.
Mro. Rlelln Ingle, et the Central
school teaching stuff, Is n week-end
vUllor In Baker. Rile left for that
city Krlday afternoon and will re
turn today.
Easter
Flowers
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.On Si.de NexJl',ri'!;iy and 'Sitturdiiy.
FOLEY HOTEL BUILDING
FANSY PLANTS, CABBAGE
PLANTS ,
READY NOW AT GREENHOUSES
Mrs. V. S. ivnnhoo loft ynstonlay )
inorninK for Denver, Col., and Knn-!
sis City, whore slio will wpond snv-1
eml weeks enjoyhm i visit with rel-'
ativea. j
Mtr. Kllen linker, of Pendleton, '
is puent for a few days of her daitfcU- j
tor, Mrs. Hal. Uohnonkanip. ' Mrs.
Haker arrived Friday evening.
Mrs, R. M,- Lust has doparted for!
V;illa Walla and, LewiHtoir wliere
slie will vIhiI rolalivpH and f riemH !
for the next ten day j
I
V. 11. Ilulinenkai'ip and wife, who1
hwv boon tuklnjr a .rtp through cwnt 1
ities for nonie Utile lime, have re- i
I ii r i km I home.
Miss Clmr.lotle HurrHinn visHed-ia)
Baker Friday ttfternotin, and waa one1
who enjoyed the play, '"Mutt, ami ;
Jeff, allowing In, Haker CUy tlio: (lay. ;
Mrs. ft. I'oliick returned to La
Grande litis muinlng after upending
several days It: l'orthind..
Mrs. II. II. Olvoy
Ilellh, nre vIsIIoih ai
mid Mrs. John Lad I.
and Bon, of
the liomavM'', 1
Grease on Leather.
Itub the stain lightly Willi cthcr.and
then If 'there tire tiny marks left spuuge
away with a weak solution of oxalic
acid. If you' lire afraid lo trust your
own ability to remove the stain take
the grip to a leather store where bags
nre sold.
A WANT A P win do It
Mrs. .1. N. Chandler, or Elgin, Who
spent a few days la I. a Grande last
week visiting her naugliler. Miss
Myrtle Chandler, and other rela-,
lives, left yesterday nioiuing fori
l',,,.il,,,l in v:mIi her niotber. Mrs. !
nan, Ned Vanderpool, Paul Williams i M, A(.,oy. Mrs. Mrllroy had
and Theodore Lotian. The hostess was
assisted uy Miss Julia Williams."
j
The members of the Parkdale club
were most pleasantly entertained on
been Uilo ill of late, bill friends
will be pleased to heaJ' that she Is
Improving.
'
Mr.' and Mrs. C. D. I'lilm in left
Wednesday afternoon at the home of ; yonti?nluy morning t r a six weeks'
Mrs. .V. S. Carroll in May Park. Mrs. I j,,,,,. r eastern and muthern points.
Carroll was assisted by Mrs. (.'. Cj'nw.y will go by way of Kpokano lo
Appreciation
of all society and lodo
printing and at the
s n m o time lowest
prices and best work
manship will bo tfiven
' by us. Our job office in
. . thoroughly equipped. ,
Our printem nre union
men, receiving proper
compensation. Uy en
trusting your- work
here you nre sure of
satisfaction.
Observer Job Department
SAUCE
; HAVE YOU TRIED IT? ( ft? ,
It is delicious with Macaroni, Spaghetti, Baked
Beans and Meatsf' Only 10c per can. . -.
..llcinzo Tniiiati) Kiini'c, )(r btit.tlo ..25
I'l't'ldU'cd Mustard, pur bottle 15
I'l'iipiircijl Horseradish, jier lottl 15 '
Oalsnp (lai'KC hyttlf) - - 35
Scko Mill; .......'..'...1 : 15
Clicfso, h J....:.. L : 40
Duck l'l(iiiliiig' oii) 5.
. Silk Soap.4 '.....I 5
Crt'iiif ()il'flon , 10
Toili'l. I'apcV;, iir roll .'. 5,4
Now. is the time to get you garden seeds. . We
have a very fine assortment.
Hug's Modern Grocery
. "A Store of Quality and flood RcTvifc."
FARMERS 451
Chicago .and then lo southern I own,
to visit home rolln. On .their re
Unn lllnera.ry will include Denver,
l.os A'naeles and Sin Francisco.' I.a
('.Hindi'' friends wll'i lueni a pleasant
Jouiney.
Members I the .ms Souci Club
were eie sis- Wedncday I'venlnK ol
C'oolide;e. A literary and musical prcl
Kiani of unusual mei'it and' enjoyment
:Was presented and the remainder of
the time was occupied' in a social way,
including participation in a satisfying
course of refreshments. There was a
larjre attendance of the membership.
The next meeting of flu club .will he
two weeks hence at the home of Mrs.
Knl,ln .lw. l, .,.;.,.! ;.. .1... il,. inul Mis. I,. K. 1)111)11. al their
i entertainment by Mrs. George Uvncal-iboiHe'. 502 Main slree.1. Five Hun'
I son. ' jdi'. d was Hi" pi oar.iin foi he even
I .',.' jK, witli liv) tables playing. Tin
The Retail Clerln' Union Is to ui ve ' bonoi-s Weill to .Mr.' L. II. Moe. lie
another of their nopular evening : Iresbtnein's served l.n.' In . the eve
entertainments on April 2Sth' a' mini-- '01 d.idwl a :n"sl enjojabp
Hex ball. The ovvniiii; will be devot-laallii rini: ' '
ed to danclnR and social fejtnres. and i , .
ih. ,,.,,,niii,. in . Mrs. I!. A. Hodil of Keitb is a visi
everyone that renetltlon of the re- i tor in I.a t.rande 'and is a l?uet of
cent successful event is'j-iiaraniee,l. .Mis. IV'te tliver. One of the objects
.The Clerks'- union -Is- r.-ist . becomin'-' of Mrs. Uudil' visit at thul Mine is to
ore or the orKaiiiifions of the clly 'attend the nicctuig of the Kastewi
:ihat Is huportbnf 'q the .social lif-' Slsr-.. Mr. li-uiid has chaiyf of the me
if I.a flrandii. Bo successfully has'hanical dcpartmefcit of the M.-W. K
all of tlicir undeitakliiKs been that V. at iTeith.
now anuounceinentA fioin their com-1 ' '
inittee" is a .nua'rantee of a 'ood i ' J.unes'A. Tiuxk, fofuini iifI.ii
time. . , , ifirnnihi but now of fontand;' is
" . ' .upenilin-.' -a few days here. He say
Mrs. Parker's- claisw cf clrls or' tlic 1 hif -fjinlly-lik.-B ('intom! very much
Tjir'istlan church HunrUiy sclitiil ild !',( while ih.'Jr le ir ts ai still In
'their rlafti tlinaer ,ilfnday vnme. l,a fiianil" lie Rofi 'My "r
pitl 7th. at the tnino of Mis. tira' iir, aitra' tions that are delightful
McAllister. .1104 M atnt. An ex- - '
(, client chicken dinner .s served,) ut;rtr'V. -f. l.ill'K' .tt.fl ilauiriiter.
'with a pleasant social hour enjoyed ,fis. Lf- ecile T-tiiplet'n, who 'j i'
altcrrard.ra Covers were laid for ten. loui-Kevine in irllae seuit wom tf
Hie (curat ''mini? Irene 'Muss. ilr-.- ,ir fr'avidg p t. ' tha t !!
Nai'h, Vltla .Ueli)n,, Lena M' Cully. nai'.nfc lllhtll '''
Flora Char, Doiils Jackson. Borlhn jc1:if lb lnt country's ftimaf
j Pelaon. B'-ijie MtsAlisier.' Mrs. I'uijt-.V ,,(( 3n,- ttia' 'i-ins t a ''
'r, and rs. Grace Mc.vjjster. ; 0 "
I O O I .r,.,...l If'iiUMr, e,.iui'M-
i E. C. Qufrfc. ill knownWr'9ll-. as In t. in J'tift . ie-
;of Portland. Is in I-araniJc for mtuT t Wave8 ie- eli-ning :.n an
In Our Gustom
railoringiDept
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