THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Friday, Novemter 21. 1924.
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A Page of
Thanksgiving Suggestions
AT THE COVE
C'OVK. (.Special) Tho sellout H
board has ivntud tho MucuIhm- hull Hi
for tho boys and girls ullil.-HrH.jMj
The boys ore pructlclnff bnskL-tbu.ll
und tire developing some fast l!uy-'
i'ds- They have played one gaiiu; -with
the alumni. jlB
Past Worthy Grand Matron, j JJ
Minnie C. ietson, of Ontario, Ore-H
Kon. will viNit Cherry Chapter, No. H
23, thin week. During her visit i BjEj
hero she will bi; the guest of Mrs. Mj
J.,. E. Anderson.
Jack Fletcher has a large mini- kg
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ber of turkeys In this vtelnlly.
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Many of the in will be sold for
Thanksgiving.
)r. Jrwtn and fuiuity weru In ; B
i;ovo recently, kuusis ill nit; i
Jionie of Mr. and Mrs. I-. K. Andir-lMJ
son.- The radio concert they heard J ma
was so good Mr. und Mrs. Irwin
have ordered a radio of the same
liiuke.
J lev, H. Hamilton, presiding el
der for this district, was in Cov'
over the week-end. Tho regular
quarterly conlernce was held at
the Methodist church Saturday eve
ning and Sunday morning Uitv.
Hamilton talked at Die regular
church services.
Mrs. Smylle, wife of the Kev.
Smiley, minister of the Methodist
church, was in charge of tho Sun-j
day evening services;
A revival meeting, under the di
rection of Iti'Vrreud hum Joiirs.
evangelist, will hi gin at (lie 1 ini
tial church November 24.
The chamber of commerce will
give u 'dinner at the 1. U. O. K. hull
Wednesday evening, November 20.
The Subject of poultry will be dis
cussed. Mrs. J. ltolllns and Mrs. Alva
Murphy were .Lu C! run do visitors
Saturday.
Miss Kthel Quliuby spent the
week-end at I nlon at the home of
her uncle. 1. Chisham.
. Miss Ksther Saunders was absent
from school recently on account ol
illness.
Mr. and Mrs. ("has. Dellaas have
returned from a trip to Hend. Ore
gon, where they have been visiting
relatives and disposing of their ap
ple crop.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Whlsler enjoy
ed a visit with their daughter over
the week-end. Miss Whlsler is at
tending school In La tlrande.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Antics wcro din
ner guests at the home of Mr, und
Mrs. Geo. Anderson Sunday.
Attended Convent ion.
Several people from Cove attend
ed the Kpworth 1 ..cogue convention
at Island City Sunday. Those go
ing from here were Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Antics, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Anderson and family, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Leopard Towle arid family, Mr. and
M rs. F. Tow le, M rs. J y nn Chad -wick.
Oscar ltolllns and Uevcrend
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Roasters
The kind you want at the price
you want to pay. Every, size
and shape.
Blue Steel Roasters
G5c to $2.20
Aluminum Roasters
$1.23 to $7.75
Savory Enameled Roasters . ,
$3.00 to $4.95 ,
A mm was born lo Mr. ami Mra.
lli-nry, .M ulr November 14.
Mrs. l.ydiu M. I.untz la at Wiillu
Wullu. Wnsli., visiting 'liur duunli-
ter. Minn lless l.untz.
l,uf! McClnln Is enjoying tho cll
lmitt! of Culifornln. Ho Is now at
Kl Monti. Hie KHest ot Geo. forpe.
J. U, l.ove whs a dinner Kilest at
the homo ot IIi-v. J. W. Sujiun ro-oently.
Composer Says Cost
Of Lessons Hampers
U. S. Music Students
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KUANKPOIIT. A1" Nnlivv
musicians will never have a fair
opportunity in tho 1'nited States
until the cost of musical education
la reduced In America. accordlnB
lo Simon Hucharorr. the CIiIcuko
composer who la In Germany ar
ranging for tho production tir his
new grand opera, "Sakalira."
"We. should have government
and city support for music schools
r:id opera houses in tin l'pilcd
fates." said Mr. Ilucharoff. "and
I believe such public spirited citi
zens as General llawcs will evell
i it i.rtnf iilionl the establish
ment of schools or that diameter,
where poor, bill talented, young
Americans may get thorough mu
sical education at small coat. A
school, such aa the Merlin Mimi
cal High School, would be a boon
to hundreds of young Americans
who are struggling lo become ar
tist s.
"In the ISerlln school German
pupils have tuition for about '
a year, and foreigners pay about
twice that amount. Only young
sters who are well-rounded in mu
sic are taken, and the course In
the school is rr.!inarily three years.
Most of .the pupils have had at
leust five years of training before
ctliey enter the llerlin school.
"Think of the differenc in cost
for students In Germany and Amer
ica. Skilled teachers In the l ulled
fjjatm charge advanced pupils l'l.
or even STi'l a lesson. Win n
one considers that most reullyl
gifted pupils In the fulled Slates
cannot afford to pay even 2 a
I. sson nnd are often earning all
their educational funds It la little
wonde r that American students be
fimif. discouraged. We can edtl-
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stctans in the l nuiii r-iac-n :m
than It ran be done hen. and tiyjjjj
so lining we ran lay Hi" fnunilu-W
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music and divorre ourselves from B
Kuropean standards. '
"We can get all the Kurop an
teachers w e need In America j BvJ
ci-.ate achools just as good us tin- g
government maintains in Germany 'M
or any other European country." 'N
Electric Irons
An unusual assortment of Elec
tric Irons, including Betsy Ross,
Hot Point, Edison and Univer
sal. Complete with cord at
tachment. One year guarantee.
$4.50 to $6.75
Percolators
A variety from which you may
choose just the one you desire.
Electric Percolators, Stove Per
colators and Coffee Urn Sets.
The new and latest patterns
will be found in our stock.
Stove Percolators
$1.25 to $9.00
Electric Percolators
$7.50 to $20.00
Coffee Urn Sets
$32.50 to $15.00
ELECTRIC TABLE STOVES
Here is a convenience that you
cannot afford to be without.
Coqks an entire meal in a few
minutes. Complete with at
tachments .
$12.50
f ipf
scares
fm cj,
A Beautiful Set of Dishes for Your Thanksgiving Table
A WONDERFUL STOCK OP DINNERWARE WILL BE FOUND IN CARR'S BASEMENT STORE. THERE ARE
15 OPEN STOCK PATTERNS TO CHOOSE FROM INCLUDING AMERICAN AND ENGLISH SEMI-PORCELAIN,
NIPPON, BAVARIAN AND HAV1LAND CHINA. SETS RANGE FROM $4.00 TO $50.00. $1.00 DOWN DELIVERS
ANY SET YOU MAY CHOOSE.
Extraordinary Offer
Down
Brings s
This
Beautiful
26
Piece Set and
Chest to Your
Home
THE FAMOUS
Stratford Silver
ware with
Harding True
Blue Chest
CONSISTS OF
6 Teaspoons
6 Tablespoons
1 Sugar Shell
6 Dinner Forks
6 Dinner Knives
1 Butter Knife
UNIVERSAL
lleai- Vr-lflnv OniianK
Mil. I. CITY. Ore. Hugh Mnt-'gg
thews caught a small black bear In
h trap near bis ranch l Mliilo II"
latter piirt of last w.-k. A num- H
b. r of bears have been killed H
ground here this fall, and reports
.ft.ic In almost dally of bears hav
tig b. en wi n by dltfen nt persons.
Electric Toaster
Finished in poliJicd nicklc
sturdy constiuclion: toasts two
large slices at a time
$9.00
Value
Ranges
Illustrated nlmvc is a Range with
smooth polished lop, white enamel
doors with nicklc trim. The baking
and cooking qualities of this range
'.nrry a full guarantee for satisfac
tion. $1.00 DOWN DELIVERS THIS
RANGE TO YOUR HOME
Guarantee Bond With
Every Set
These goods are carefully made, well plated
with pure silver on 18 nickle silver base,
carefully finished and are guaranteed to
give satisfaction.
Three distinctive patterns lo choose from
Shakespeare, Betsy Ross and Rosemary.
Do.cns who have purchased (he Harding
True Blue set have stamped it with its un
questioned popularity.
down delivers this 26-Picce
.Set and Chest. Pay the bal
ance nt $1.00 per week until
the full amount of $15 is paid
$1
ADIO
What could he better than a Radio
Set in your home this Thanksgiving?
Ix.'t us give you a free demonstration.
$5 Down
Delivers
to Your
H ome
Hoosier
Cabinets
Choose while these lilterul terms pre
vail The Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet
brings not only a new system of
efficiency, but a complete, inviting
look. With The Hoosier your kitchen
really is furnished. Everything at
hand ready to begin. Think of the
countless steps saved!
$1.00 DOWN BRINGS THE HOOS
IER CABINET TO YOUR HOME
Make
Your Own
Terms
On Balance
Special Thanksgiving Offer - 6 Pieces
Here is a handsome Walnut Dining Set at a remarkably low price. What a feeling of pride you will have on Thanks
giving Day if this beautiful dining suite graces your home. -Includes 6-ft. extension table, ! chairs, finished in beauti
ful two-tone effect with blue leather seals, l.tilfet has 51-inch top, two lined silver drawers,, two linen compartments..
All pieces are carver with niolims. An extraordinary bargain at Sil.'f.OO.
Fine Glassware
Your choice of 10 open stock
patterns. A large assortment
of thin glassware at Carr's
Lower Prices.
Tea Kettles
Your choice of Aluminum,
Granite and Copper Tea Kettles
all sizes
$1.25 to $7.50
ALUMINUM STEW KETTLES
Here is an excellent value in a
heavy Viko Aluminum Kettle
that will give years of service.
$1.25 to $3.25 ; 1
CAST IRON SKILLETS
Heavy quality Cast Iron Skil
letsthe kind every woman de
sires. Last a lifetime V i
$1.25 to $1.75
CARVING SET
pieces Knife, J3 '
-wi4h niatr rinn
Consists of 3
Fork and Steel-
dies. Made of very fine ma
terial $5.25
BREAD BOX
Famous Savory Bread Box in
white. Keeps the bread fresh.
Size 10x13x9. A big value
$1.00 to $3.00
j ROLLED DISH PAN
ALUMINUM and GRANITE
DISH PANS
Aluminum Dish Pans made with
roll edge, of good guage alum
inum. White enamel Dish Pans
double coated. Various sizes
$1.25 to $3.00
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