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THE T,A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Wednesday, January SO, 102-1.
PAGE SIX
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Personal Mention
the clly council. Kvery preenutinn jlni; ihe player In thin play. iHood lllvt-r. !ifldinl- of-1 he rhtip-
is )iolnif taken to mump nut tliln Tim lnt number of I hi Lyceum 1 iir. Mr. Irvine wan on Ihe nunpim
dread .IlK.-nar. Thin (lift people ofmnre will he put on Krtdny, 've-(to nit mil the .iKrir-ulturnl economic
rwirtn j'owtirr do noi ifei. efted I nlnt- by Kmrnn l. Kendle. Mm-vronrerenpi
i
Ponrttolon wur rcprcHcnfril nt lln-
roley Inst oy.nintf li; c, Hubert
'!J J. M. Awhley or lVndlclnn, ihihh
ril tliroiiKl) on inn wiiy to Holm-,
..'i Jdftho, on a fdinrt IiuhIiichh trip.
Mm. . M. bay of Oakland, t'nll
fornla, returned In her homo niter
n Nhort jvlnit la Hayer.
Mm. John Hacker of Hummer
vlllo, in jt vlHltor In .u Grande for
a few daya.
Mm. 8. liye Tjf Porllund, re-
lnrntMl bourn nfier u ttlioil visit In
Wallow.
Mm jL fliinlck of .a Onnde.
returned; from Itaker, where nlie
hint liccQ vlfdllutc for u hIioi-i time.
NoiiTir i'Owi'?-:ie. iHperini)
Mum Helen f'ov.ftlll vlnlfed Hie lo
cal Reboot recently In the Intercm
of llje state clubs. Two el ill were
organize), one fur sfwinjc "nil an
other for roohiiiff. Minn ( 'oivvlll
ffave IjiIKk to the prii!,jecuv nun
niMiiljerfi ami Hhoucd Hevernl prixc
article In Hewing. Mr. Itiulanen
will have charge of the wwiuu club
a iil MrH. O'llryanl 11m cool; In K
chid. The parent ft of Ihc children
llrt fll. WIH'li lllnltHfl t( lll..ll (IB II
of Hummerville. rdtirn-il to their wlM nmI;i. lh(. M-or)i ,,.
homo aCtT tpernllnji Ihc week-end for the club lender. Thin work In
In l,ft (jnmde vifsltlnK relatives, I dom. ,iy i,..),,.,.,, wil101((
I cm m pay. isorin j'owUer In noted
as a sinck producing center and
for Hm fine Htnck tin well. TjiIh
.T. H. 'Murray or Nainpii, Idaho,
woh reKjah red ut the Kominep I:iki
fllvann of linker, wrm reg
jil Die ttomnier lunt eve
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Mm. loe Zweifid and da itchier
.1. H.
iHlered
STATE CLUBS
ME POilEO
North Powder Children
Join the Organizations
Formed by Miss Helen
Cowgill.
Ororf T. Holllfl. of Halt Ijikc.
pBHHcd 3 hrotih I. a it nude l.iHt
cvenlngon kin way to Seattle on
ItUHlnr-Hri;
l-'rnnl lilrh-- returned MiIh
mornlnff from linker, when lie Mac
boen Hpndlng the pat! Ni-vcral daya
wilh frlrnda and rclallveti.
Karl Jlnnna and A. O. Hull' r
flld wwrn aiiioiiK' the I'.'ntcrprlH"
KlleNtH nfc-tho l-'olcy I nut evellhlt.
Ilp-y nrcjn the ciiy on l)iitlii h.h.
i-Mr. nnd Mrs. Jaw. W. riodgera
ore dowrt from KnlcrprlHe today on
touillncwnnd 'Plonaiirn nnd while
Ihtb ar( Hloppinti' ut tlic Koley.
fih o u d !.' n ferHIo fl Id for Block
cltih work,
A dou lielotiKlng to Mike forrel)
wuh ohHi'i'vcd acting mail unl wan
killed. The hear wri Helll. to the
Mlate hoard of health, of Portland,
and a telegram received ly fir.
Tenhrook Htated llie ruct Dial Hie
dog had raldiH. Thcrt ha been no
reporiH tn the pnHl few day of uny
new devHopmeniH In I hia. dlHoiiKe.
Mih. 1'enruon and her little daugh
ter are taking the nertnn irentiuerit,
A more titrlct order for Ihc mmi-
idlng of doH Iwih been ImhuciI by liny were very good. She la coach-
HeeniM Bt range to vlaltoiH bill li In
known that the nuthorlilrjt hay
Hie situation well In homl and
there In no raunc for excitement
A. It. Hunter nnd H. O. Avery
wcro in (own thf find of Hto week
lining up I ho lariner with a plan
for the wheal grower nnd a num
ber were out to benr them. What
ever promlKCB relief lo lite wheat
grower will prove welcome lo
them.
Mr. and Mr. 'hrl K, JohiiHon
wn called to I 'on la ml by the
death of a HlMler. Mrn. .fohnwon
returned home mi Saturday.
Mi, and Mr. John MWheo nnd
daughter, l.eono, liuvo reiurned lo
their homo from a trip lo Port
land. They have be- n away for cv-
oral day. '
0fr JarobKon ha nhlppcd out I
four ihoiiBand head of idicep lo hln
ranch ut Jluntlngion for lauibln".
and early piiHliire. ,
l-co Sloan huj moved hta flock of
line breed heep into bla lamb'.ng
Khed for the lambing lime.
Koho OilkliiHon. one of the incm
Ihth of ihi leucherH It-uinlng clawt
of North I'owder high ludiool, ub-
Biltulcd for Mr. Ted Klahcr In the
Wolf creek school two dnyn laKt
week on account of HlcttmKN of
Mr. riMher.
.lunuary ('hinool-- struck North
Powder on thi inornitu; of Janti-
ary 271 h and tin nov h dlitiip-
pearmg very faM.
The pupil of ino North Powder
high Hchool will give Hie play en
titled "When a Keller Need- u
friend" on Thursday evening. Thlw
l a Ihree act conii dy und promi.HCH
lo givo nil who Hiteind an evening
Of full and lauirhter. Tlw. uti..i.niu
wero divided Into twn HvlHinnM fnJ
the purpoHe of Helling tlcketw and
the IhIChI report nay thut nearly
nil ticket h have been Hop. Tin
lotdng Hide wilt have lo i;lve u feed
lo lln- winning Hide. m. Myrib
Mullen, who ha charge- f tin
play, ha been In charge of other
olayn )ul on by the pupflH of ihe
North Powder IiIkIi kcIiouI and
Itcndle come well recommended
and I hero i no doubt but uhat nho
wHUbc greeted by n large nuilleiicc.
The nil in hern of I he lyceiiiu that
lyiv been prcHcnted were very
IfOOd,
North Powder hnnkHball lenm ,,lf" Wl'Hl '-'"n union high hcIiooI
met the uln-H learn on the floor
Xi'w (iyiii u lMtllcfto(,
tUi;0(N riTY. Or. More tlmn
sen crowded into ihe niidllorlum of
i he new :M.imh gymnunium. The
aaditoriuin wna far too hi nail to
hold ilie crowd during ihe prn.
graiuino.
Hev. It. Rchaeffer of Wllliiinede
i-Midere,! ihc Invocation. Ddlca-
of Hie lltingalnw Thenlr' on Fri
day evening. The North Powder
team had u little the advantage In
nivM and weight. The Unlaw: tenia
was out-dayed and out-cla:ied In
every way. One of the North Pow
der boy wa knocked out for ainon aourcK wan deilevered bv
few minute tin I Boon recovered j Ibeiiton Veddcr, county school sti-
froin I tin accidental blow und wiih perinienuent.
ready to play to Ihe enl of the
game. Ihe HaincH team took their
drubbing in good purl, nnd were
luviied to have lunch with t h
in ino iiuHiwihull game .which
f"'iowed (he mimical programme
Nort 1 1
game.
Powder boy followlnit th
i:dltor Im IiiIHhiciI.
POIt VAI.ldrt H. K. Irvine, ed
itor of the Oregon Journal, wan
initialed Into Oregon Htate r ha li
ter of Sigma )eltu Chi, national,
lirori'HHionui Journal Ihiii rrau-rnny.
here. The new ritual wuh ued for
Ihe rirnl time. The ceremony wuh
conducted by Und Key Spfght of
ILIOUSNESS
lck liendnche, soar utomncb,
uonatliktliou, easily nvohlvtL
An ectivt f'ujrr witftoef calomel, f
CHAMBERLAIN'S
TABLETS
Nevr ticked or grtpe only 25c
v: Kf-VmYMn, who niuhis hli:
lioinr uf.3n!hlr, Ii:ih Imtii Hpfnilfn:
w-v.thI ;tjity In l.u (IriiiKlf triinii-
IlrtlnV IIUHlni'HH. Ill' llllH IM'I'II hi 011- U
MllK llljjiliii Hlivny. ! H
Silver Grilli
MONEY,
On Improved f
Union CountyyEand
Write J CyPalmer,
225 mm-y Bldg.
Portland - Ore.
STOVE
BARGAINS
Coul Stoves
$40.00, Now, $27.00
AVood Stoves
$2(5.00, Now $17.00 .
Oil IleaUrs
. iu.., ivow $9.ou yt
Cl.l 11 1 I
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any
tVUtyfc Main 33
sen iJuikling
Hill Mllllnry arailiniy hoys ilirinl
i'i l lie I'nlon liiKh I. 'li in ly III in
K'. Two Rli-lft' li'iuns, rlioMi-n from
tho pttiliMlo rlnwi hy Mifw'MnrFrnrt
I'lnrk, nlno ilnyi-i1 n rooiI riuiii.
fifr
Eating and Savinj
iitiiw
dcr to llvo.
each day t .
Kverybody realist It Ih noccwiaiy lo
Mori everybody reallxog the fact to mvo
the besl wov to provide, for tnn ruiltr
Save that little ly t-aiing irr. r.nuiy i roouciH,
whole, ib. a.v
loz,
Hams, one-half 01
C.nniT.nteeil I-Ipg illlc
doze
The GanJeRonde Meat Co.
Take cl
KODAK
With You
Winte sports set the
stuge for pictures worth
the making.
And a Kodak way is
the easy way and onpt
fun from Jme
HLrfart. .
III .Tilyf. Kn vnil'Ur lnnw
for I'ourself hfw simple
KoiMik . photography is,
drirn in he and let us
exhlainr
(jylBaks ?6.50 Up
Red Cross
Drug Store
! fide to move quickly
wm?.
Blue Mountain Oregon
LUMBER
Do You Like Bargain Sales?
We,have 2(1,000 feet of Flooring we will sacri-'j
Splendid for rough floor'
Do you need it?
TELEPHONE MAIN 8
Bowman - jiicks Lj
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For Mill and Bo
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Jhone Main 547
.hull
HIRAM JOHNSON'S
MANAGER TAKES A
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La (irandc, Ore,
The Best Thought of and Most Talked of
Hi Chum Grill in Eastern OregoiV
NICWtVyoitK (Al1). "Tho Ti'll-ig
pol lloiili iininiliil linu miuli' Cnl.lW
j vln riioll.lr.c mi linnoimliilniy mn'M
ii iii'inimirnii p:i iiinililli, IHTIari'll m
fiforffn (inry Pnyniy pnlirn rntn-.ui
ruiKii iuiiuiKi-r ior Ki'iiulor 1 1 Irani m
In a Htii(iniinl Ih-:1"
lay nlfilil nrii-r ln r-j
liut npt''t Iwo ilaya In ronfi-rcnco '
wiiii ninatii v . .toniinon..
; ruilln tuiiuiKi-r
J W. .lolitwon. I
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' lilrncil In Wn
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Dftjvnlnd To inH ,H,,t
RAr.HMi' Or., Henry HownlniT.
K that he will rclinuulHlt hi pol- jJ
tlon n rhntrmnn of tho Marlon r
j couniy oeiuorratir central coinnill-;
,) Ino nt K meeting of (he leiulingiH
(lemori-plii'or llii' county tn be heldjBI
j bnre. i ftl
l !r. 1owning lias nerved Ihree Iffl
lorma 6:Chnlrmnn of tho demo- m
HI
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cratlc onlral comuiltteo In Marlon
county.j He served In thlH capacity j
during tho two rampalgn preceed-'
Ing tho; pleollon of Ueorge K
(hnmbrlnn a governor, mid dur
ing Ihoj oftmpalgn resulting in the
ci mi n ni viovernor l'le
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u ru , wmm r
fciilllllfcllli M II It
Under-'' new nuinagemei!
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American Place
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Delicious Coffee h
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TRY US
On
Delicious Apples
Potatoes
Onions
.eason
We serve the host the market affords
At Popular Prices
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Quick Service Allf-
MERCIIANTS' LUNCH
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Grande Ronde Hospital
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g'A nonsectarian and ethical institution that does not
fi'LjITlltn Jo ri'eeS -iuons' l)Ut glves yu service ecl"al to any institution
Tlo ?in the Northwest.
S lliiiunublle A Cli rrlanil Abis. c I
Don't Say "Bread"
SAY
SUPERFINE
MADE WITH MILK
For SaW at All Grocer
La Grdnde'Bakery
Formerly McPherson Bakery
Grande, Ore.
H jo 'on ji-rriTnoD
Mala Ma'l
Wc employ only graduated nurses
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DETROIT
SPRINGS
For Replacement
BUILT TO THE
CAR MAKERS
SPECIFICATIONS
Grill)
iiiiiiiiiI.
For Infanta,
Invalid t,
mtdren,
'km A I
Rich Milk, Mnltrd Ornii ciln powder
I j form.mnkctThe Food-Dkiifor All Agt.
) DlgesHble Wo rooklngNft llBht Lunch
iwoyi at nana, nuo in Tablet form.
Aik for 'iHorlick'o," at nil Fountalna.
810? Aoid lipllnh'onii Suhctituttf
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! tj or bale
A nrw moilirn ulllivn 4-rniim
, homo, pin liawnnnl, reiilrnt floor
Willi ijraln, liirnaro, Imp' lot
liOxllll.jluwn mm alirulihory. This
: In nn A-xri-lli'lil buy I,, n n.'iv
mnnll Ifo Tor ) prion Ih only
2,7r.ll.(Jl.' Ti-rma.
' Mvo-room' inoibu n )inim, Im-iii.
eel on I'-lrol Hlri'i t 01111 blocU nnilh
of Ailnm iivi-inii', I'llci- $l'.4hii.
Torin.i: -WW' r.lHli nnd linlnnii. nt
2fi pot ninnlll. Iiiiliiillnir im,.,-
iinnr:
old urfter in
ash Mil I,:in
luxu'tt run be
illi-iiiite.
m nil H'jj ii i.n i iii e iii a nil ronitj
hotiHo Qidi n mouthly lu,i,h
pir-montu unci more. Fi. ain
t bent nnd hot and
v every rpom. $::,nun
v illo thlj mid the I
u paid fiTim the m
R, lllM'Stlmih- thb.
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ft Modern ri-rooin . bonn lor:it.',
4 JllHt lw bliirlin weal of bli;li
L' Holiool tin M iiviMliii'. Tho hump
.in iiowiy rrl nlsln-il ltirot!:hoiil on
1lln In j.lo, h.nl a lull basrni, :il,
1 ronionl floor, 8lnlloii:uv u;i-;h
, ntnnd. rl'rir,- $4. '.'.Ml.
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G.H.Currey
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and
'Answered
Uhat is going to he worn this Spring?" is
tin; 'question most often asked of ns And we
that many women are wondernrr wilhnnr
Asking. .
There arp iiwnv nnw idn lO III ltfitllt n. I . .1
. "in-no ill rruini in lUIILJllt'll
pumps; lieairtiful new stra) A'ffects, now de
signs in sports shoes and oirfords.
Pictured is one of lie new strap
effects one I of niny, many vari
ations. Coines yin black ' suede,
'lack satin, log cahin and tan hark
Come in and see these, new shoes in our win
dowsin our store. You don't hesitate to visit
stores to see the new garments, and hats. A
Knowledge of shoes is quite as important. Come
The Bootery Inc.
206 llrimt Street , Phone Main US
"A Paradise for Tired Feet"
Home of the Arch-Aid Shoe
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OPEND all you make and
J thing every jay day anc
The decision is yours.
Plodding A long or
long, ur save some-
lead you're bound to.
This decision save some or spend all is as important
as any you'll ever make. For if you spend all, your
chance for continued happiness is just one in ten.
Make the right derision today
United States National Bank
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You will find the one for your car at -
Leighton's Welding &
Machine Works
(Automotive pai'ts)
SUPPOSE
You try two-party service if you are dissatisfied
with four. S
On two-party service you hear noring except your
own and avoid much of the incyrfvenience of waiting
for a busy line.
Although it costs the Comp.yfy much more to furnish
two-party than fouVpurty Service, yet the rate has
been made only 25chiglr so that the subscribers
could avail themselves tff this much more satisfac
tory service.
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
The New
Gwilliams' Eledri
Bakery
In Roesch Building On Fir
Wholesale Manufacuren
SUPEPJOR QUALITYI3
TKODUCTS
Our Pride "Gold Crust Bread"
For Sale by All Leading Grocers
Street
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