Monday, January 12, 1025. '
PAGE THREE
NEWS of sdciETYlsSPEEDliT
' MrH." ' Chase.- ttohn.tnkiimp wai
lxvitiHH 10 tin CHtt'Cluh Rimtity'.
afternoon in her 'hum 'on Hpring'j
Mfert. Only clnh moi.thim ,.'
lifi'fii'-ltl llllil lltlrlli -1 l.f iiflnpnnAn'u
111 V M 1-H. 'lrii'attl ivnii t,iV. I
score. 'Hit li'it wna ilernrut.Hl (it !
' i. t.,:ii(;f-i ...... .... i
m m 1MI.U- ill rt-ii mill
vvhilt. r-a 'r-iii-mtliniiff and n:irrIsM-
tisi h iiawl. Al on npprnprlali'!
hour ft ilalnty two com- luncheon
was Hcrveil. i-
'''
'The T.a (i ratine rotmtry rlnh
'ooliiinHto for the month nC Junu.
iiry consists of Air. and 'Mrs. l.ee.l
Pnui-y, rhalrrnnn; Mr. un1 Mrs. H.j
K. OMirlen. Mr. ;m.l Mrs. w. U. j
lieuter. .Mr." ami Mm." WunJ M.,,
Knwlrr. Mr. timl Mm. Hill IVmpie-i
thn, Or. nnd Mr' Vfnm .lolinum J
Mi iiikI Mrs. ('has.' A. Wngumnn,
Mr. and Mrs. K II. Norlon, Warren ;
K. ('iJlherl, Me. iin.l Mm. U. S. Kit-J
l;ln, Mr. unil 1 M rs. Jul hut Itoesch. j
O. t Hopkins. Mr. nnd Mrs. (.
I'liimur,., r. nml Mrs. J. I.. liiKle!
hwl Mr. ami Mis. 1 U, Ully.
' .., !
A Rmnll numher of members of
Ihe rtchknh Irwlii gathered at the
homo oC Mrs. Jumna Mobs last Fri
day tcvoiiinj? widi Miss I .yd (a Huff,
who will leave T.a. Grande In n
short I Imp for I'tnti, as their honor
fJUst. A- delightful feature of the
' oveiVtn. k as a.'hnnrtUerelil. show-,
jcr'rn'r MIh.1 Mill?.-'After "n very en
:jhy:illo ev ni:iir luncheon was serv
V I'd Iy thtt ltoHti &K. . .
' t ;......, , .
. "jiine Its Bession4;ijinorj'rodt ;(fter
, noon, -Tuesday; af BlK'jv'lioVik kf
- flic. Neighborhood tyjty .rooms, ijs
" rt-gnlar place of meeiln tjKpfrln
'jj'ini? with thlsoctinft 11) rN'ttl.&P
, Christ'' will bo taken up, land. tUjd-.
jou noin in intvwawyor me murai
jiarrutivc and the deep spiritual
fijeniflcanco. of evry word and
e.ve'it. The rw-Htei Una.!' poriotl' will
devoted to 'reading I(;sil Kind's
k"( 'oniiust of Kenr," u booktwhioht
-tll will prolmbly not ajtree ti)on.
btit will brinr out nmeli thouK'nlfut
disfUMaioii. Visitors are always wul-
"coiiKf to these meetings,
A.
The. Mission Rand of the Prosby
J riaiv ehureh met Saturday nfter
s'fiioon with Miss'l.lda May II fillister
jmh hostess. Aflur-the regular pro-
fyrum
k'"sel Ved
l.y II...
ihiiuty reh'esbnieiits , wertt
and a social hour enjoyed
Klvts pres-nt..
'Announcements .
Bootal anmnrneenw-nts may-
ii iirliitiMl in ihU coluniu free
A! I."! A U M i I tM i.'.U.UJ.M
iuai(;i'. an; wiuiuiiiil'u-
tiirnta pertaining to any funo
lif r as moWii frwd
uouiHienieutN. to be urlatvil tin
Mime . day,' miWt n;Wfei;t hi
Nevs fdi tor's uotut , i . 1 .
1 return
iMil'tlt hul W B.
jt A. im lK-m ror jftfHTUli laiJiutirm
r' ""lA WiVV'Oliw'ii'ivlpbc luifl it....th
K. of I'. li.il tomorrow 'evciiiriK' ti t'.
(traia 'and' relresiirnentR. "'
HmS.
The Young Women's KTuratirtiKil
'Auxiliary will meet tomorrow evj-
filiirf. January I :t, at the boiiie of
Mih. (.'. ('. Itunniiig, Kiln
iireet.
j
.Second
. Hope rhnpter. No. 13, O.. K. R..
jAWill have installation of officers
Wednesday evening. January 14. at
Hie t'hnpter rooms. After the in
stallation there will be a social
'Iiour.
Five pay days bath October In
vvbleh you must buy fall clothes.
WALLiNG'S
See Our Windows for
Plan fdr Securing
A Lovely House Dress
Or
Stylish Hat
WALLiNG'S
For 1 he
Ladies
Malre ft resolution now to
take betlfT care of your ap
pearance during the comlntf
twelve months.
Hfolve to mak Wi most
of your tod looks and re
solve to iijoy thf service
and satisfaction that work
at this shop assure.
CEIST MAKINELLO
SHOP
Room A. Summer ItMc
"A Beaut; AM fur
Etktt Keml."
rhone Main 577
: B ill Hinni ikirn
A Smart
' Outfit
j I
EMJGtliOlUBUY, iridescent bends
and pink Batin.inake this flock
what u la. and you must admit
11 1m ureiiv tfuod. Thu nurrow frunt
i oant-l and the vtde sula ones are ap
1 (jiied uo Hatty thui tiiey cun tribute
! to th general airalhtllhe silhouette
j' while the' wide band of embGidry
vff(Yem.i'rtfH,v1vt'I(Wk'
j ot a low K'r die. wide bead fringe
Koikes an Interesting hvmUne.
(' ( ,n r,'r ( R'MV"t1 hp I remeijd-H
oij! wojstff 0itHie iVNOUi-ceH or tttlH'
ijreui. eui.tui ry u . itw, neeij iohmu
necessary tora!dopl t'Ve' ifot'trine fif.
hi-en applied to mines, forests, va-
i.tT power
and- - our natur"!
fuypes Xt knsv.hce,nrc-xend to
Hog. tsnt(te bntialo nnf' viiuvUtH-
mals generally and now we nrft
proitfislng to apply it lo human life.
k'f,n i ,i,r below a reasonable stun-
iiuni to annual excellence ami nis
period of usefulness Is brief com
pared with thojimuher of his years.
Restricting marriage to the fit, and
hi Are Intelligent care, of the body
are two 'measures that are needed
Jo. conserve the health of the peo
ple. Sickness at the age of thirty
five to forty-four Is nearly double
the. rate at fifteen to twenty-four.
The economic loss from disease
and ill health is apalllng. Tho loss
from dis-ise and disability In Ore
feoii Is estimated to be over $40,
(00,000 annually at least 40 or
which is needless.
We must civo consideration to
any Known type of influence that
leuus io miorien iiiwiiiiu iiiu or iu
produce disability. Heredity is re
sponsible for a certain proportion
of physical deficiency, and suscep
tibility to disease. A family his
tory -of .tuberculosis Is Important;
not that this disease Is directly
transmitted, but a certain Inferior,
tight -weight type of, physUjua ap
puars to be frequent in those wltli
a tuberculosis family history and
offers a low resistance to this In
fection.. Lire insurance Investiga
tions have shown that among In
sured men who were at least twenty-five
pounds underweight and had
a brother or sister rile of tubercu
losis, of every (en deaths five wore
due to tuberculoses.
, The draft examinations show that
mental and nervous deficiency and
instability are n prevalent us tu
burculosis and as well worthy of
being combated la an organized
v.u y . A i )0 ii t two per cent of t h e
gemr;;! population are definitely
Snodgrass
, &
Zimmerman
l 'ndei takers
Ambubnce Service
riinnp Main C2
Coiner 4th and Penn
il vl
m
UV?A J TU
n 4 j.iijnti ill
I : iEt
Foreip:n Builders of ITeav-ier-Than-Air
Machines
Demand Heal "Flyers."
PARIS, (AP)-Speod. speed and
more speed, was the main object j
toward which airplane inanufae- i
turers htrlved dnVK" I'J'i. jndfeins:
bv the exhibits shown at .the Ninth
-'rench Aviation Salon In the
Grande Pulais. It seems as If the
1 rend toward mun.si ions maehlnes
with welKht lilting capacity ramr
ln from three to five ions, preva
lent ut lust year's siilon, bus been
tibandoned.
In onler to achieve speed, the
designers and muiiufnclurers have
reverted lo monoplanes and ses
tiUlplanes, oll-metul thick wings,
and powerful molorsrbuUt, us lii;ht
as possible..
"Thn manufacturer must build
whatever tho customer wants."
suld Monsieur K. Dewoitlnne. "In
our case tho customer is the slate
and the state wants fast planes,
so It is up to us to supply lliein."
There are orders for 300 of
thes fast planes now on file al
I he liewoltlnne plant for delivery
in They arc distributed am
ong tho following - governments:
Jugoslavia, Italy, CV.eeho-stnvakia.
liclgium And Japan. It Is under
"slood that the largest order conies
from theK;ir Kaslern country.
Nieuport present a sesinlplnrie
nrnied with four machine guns,
despite the fuel that It Is only-7.60
meters-in length and has a wing
spreail of only 12 meters. They
'say Its 4fit ttnrsftpowcr motor ejin
haul that )lane- at :a rate- of :toa
kilometers per hour for three sol
id honrS. H has a lifting capacity
flf fion kilos.
i . . J.?1?'7!-. R;i'maP.ni . . TTYIV't . . nm!
Caudron all turned . in "pursnil
iMntf'- '5YlNVd1innsion3 and llft
hig capacity similar to the Nieu
port. They lal claim to he able to
negotiate between 230 and Soft
kilometers an hour.
Karmnn alone exhibits, a huge
bombing biplane, equipped Avith
four ftoo horsepower motors which
weighs ll.WH) kilos when ready lo
take th air. This weight ineluiles
2,f0 kilos of bombs and 2,000
kilos of find.
The nrmament of this aii cruis
er consists of 32 bombs or f6 kilos
each, with seven to teii bombs of
100 and 200 kilos, all arrange))
with automatic, release. Provision
is made for bombs of fiOO kilos li
stead of the lighter bombs wheti
necessary. Two machine gun$,
one fore and another aft, complete
the m Hilary erjuipment. It eail-
rles a crew of seven men; two m;c
ehino gunners, two pilots, two inq-i
ehnnics and a navigating offlcef
wbojulH aiHjas'ii bombing expert.
Al alln.sfin'inoior caiwiblo i tl(i-
tveWVplnif Hsu 'i-hofbeporer mid
.weighing on.ly -ttJiih ekllos. was the
.NiihjepijMg'f jnnnh jucj'trtrty by Hy
Experts. ' " . j
-To- the-layman o.na-if-1.hn..moM
' po 1 i iTf i fl Ti r i" ci f T1i e ''salon" "haw
bern"TItlnfTgTiT-''imrTllH-vlth
wljiel (jipt,:.lii Pelet4lerj .jJ'QIsy
I'leiv -rrom lrj
Tiwni uniTgunT, n;ne
motor which propelled the plApi
from Paris lo llnnoi has been lak
en apart and the worn condition of
some of tile ple-ees just holding by
n thread has been giving the visit
ors a thrill ns they di.soms "w'hat
might have been."
menially defective, one-hair of
whom nre in m-ed of Institutional
care. There are in the Stale ol
Oregon at least Otmn persons who
are definitely mentally defective
and there nre over 3 000 In our
state Institutions.
The high proportion of peopW
coming under the classification ol
mentally deficient may well give us
concern and Is a factor to be con
sldered In relation to eugenics ns
well an to the Introduction of low
grade mental stock into this stair
by Immigration. Statist ies show
that the insane, pnupers. prosti
tutes, drunkards and criminals
come largely from the rank of the
mntnlly abnormal nnd unfortun
ately they are Increasing ut twice
the rate of the general population.
It Is plainly evident that a big har
den la Imposed by mental deficiency
and It is important to eradicate the
foci of crime and indigency. Heg
regation and sterlllzat4on are the
only ftolutionsto the problem. A
elded step must be taken to pre
vent the ever Increasing amount of
poverty, degenerncy, immorality,
insanity and crime.
From Bombay
rest i k
Copyrtcnt by Harris Kvrin
Mlrt Bspsy Iaiuur Curtjl f vry
daurhter of th Hih Pri-M of Mif
Prrn at Bombay i Whin(fton
visitor 8b in making iody f
riiftirttia and eduraiional int tuitions
w this country. Ming whom
script uraJ Un uaf
iff
' ''ARTICLE No. 8 . I
Thcro have been many hooks of the gumo. That tn ono reasohr
written, on unction,; telling thowby articles such us these are tfo-t
player what to Yibl or what to play . popular. They handle only ofto
under abmisC every coiicelvablrt principle at a ITme flrhil In a martf
sltuatlon. As a resuit, the reader. her: ahat is easity undtrslood.!
Is generally left fn a moat con
fused state of mind .ami applies
the wrong principle al the wrong -
time, s one of my correspon-t
dents expresses It, "after reading!
all
i no uuinoriiieH on auction, j
hiiA-it eo n el itletl . that the onlv safe
tiling to tlo with a big hap il Is to
pass it." Such a stale of affairs
ISrf of course, ft reflection on tlmihand was dealt at one of the
present dyle and complexity of ( well-kno'n New York clubs and
the luniks on a net Ion and 11m waywaH the cause of more or less
(hey handle the various problems tacrhmutiouM tllscursion;
ITearls A,
ChH J, 7,
litamunds
Spades 8.
Hearts fi, 4
Clubs K, 4. 3 -
Idanionds to, 7, R
Spades A, J. lo, 0
No' scorf;
first game,' Z' dealt
and t bid onit no-tramp. A and Yj
passed, and H bid .two' hearts.1. Si
and A passed and Y also should
have passed but forgetting that
ho. had only one stopper In .the
heart suit, bid two no-trump. All
passed and Z. went down four
irick
on
ic. i
ricks undoubted, a net loss of
points. If Y. had passed as
should have dope, Z would
have opened the new of diamonds
and then followed with the trey.
When Y ohlninrd the - h ad, he
could have returned the diamond
ind allowed A to trump. In this
way Y-7, coild hnvo saved
vamc, and A-H would have scored
t hree odd in hearts, wit h simple
honors, a net score of 40 points.
This hand and Y's bidding is a
fine example of "what not to do"
after partner has hid one no
trump and has been overbid. Don't
bid two no-trump unless you have
i siopper In the suit hid 1,1(1 lwu spades. It would not huvo,Brou1 , lh0 chamber of Deputies.
. ..'been double.! and 55 could have . ... ,in.,',nni ..ruvh
you. unless you should-jusl nm(U, Qu , R . (rf(ipi;nw I , ' 01 m"l"K. ''?Jt
a doniiie
against
happen
to. fmvVJ on eSceptloiiHliy
big outsijie hand Willi your single
stopper. ' y, , ; .
Answer o'
"Hearts -
J,
clubs Q :
lilainohds
Rpudes' Q
Hearts B ..11
Clubfl A, J, 07. 3
Diamonds 11, 8, it, ft, 3
Spades -- It, a
Henrla K.
Clubs 8, 3
Diamonds-!-
Hpades K.
A-
No scorn, first game. Z, dealt,
and hid one hearl und all passed, discard ot, his losing ciun on no
V opi ned the ace or clubs und good , spade and all of his other
il, ..n ,. I-Ilw, nine nf i..:m,1.-h llUllrliS .lie gOOll. I'll.ye.l In.HllS
won the trick with the nee or way Y-Y. lose only one club, one
spades and then led the five nfispiule and one heart Irick. flup
hearts. How should Z now piny I pose, however. Hint Z wins lhe
Die hand so that hs ran make ; first heart trick und trumps hlsi
lour odd ugninst unv defense? The losing cluh In Y's hand. If he!
point of pluy In this problem Is does, hn loses gnme for B can.
for Z,nnt lo trump his losing club ow mukn two trump tricks by
in .1 immy. On the lead of Ihe .-erusing lo win the second round
rive of hcnrls by H hn should ; r trumps. Tills Is u pretty proh
win Ihe trlrk and continue t lip j i.-m and sho lid be played over
heart lead for three rounds or tin-1 several times until thoroughly un
til II plays his ace. If B refuses I d.-rstood. The play of a club at
in iiluv Ills ace on Ihe third round.! trick four Is a fine enample of
". should slop the heart lead. No
matter whut ft then does, he can -
T"
' ' f I ' f'l p i ,-j
Communists Avet
Documents Were Falsified
lied Element Declares Authenticity of Paper Nil;
French Press Gave Much Pub-
liclty to Findings.
PARIS (AP) Supposedly secret
locuments that fell Into the Iinndn
of tho French press and provoked
Insistent demands that the govern
ment take repressive measures
against Unlshevlk agitators in
France have been declared to be
forgeries by the official Bolshevik
organ, llumnnlte, nut such papers
ns the Temps and Liberie, which
have published some of the docu
ments In detail, Insist that they ore
genuine. They appear in many re-
spects to accord perfectly with the
recently Increased activities of Bol
shevik organisations. I
The principal document, which!
s ts forth the general plan of pro
paganda and proselyting, begins
with a census blank that sir mem
bers of the party are railed upon to
fill out, sign and turn In to their
respprtlve groups; this slip gives
the ct-ntral organization means of j
immediately reaching every ni'm
Urr or th party nnd M watehlnts
nd controlling hts acta. 'I ben fol
lows an outline of the composition
of the "cellules dVntreprlw- or
"cells of Industries." Thw "celia"
are organizations s-t np In every
workshop wh'-re f'ommnnisis are
m ployed. Th-y are Intended to
erv as agents for coiivmion ot
th'ir fellow workman it the Hol
shevlk raiis, and to niHkf It pos
sible to obtain ltmnMhal setion In
very Indiis'ry and trade or proles
sion when the word Is given .y the
central organiziillon. I
The dutb-fi of Hit "eel's" nre to I
r port th
e inovenn-uli of all om-
tiiunisis; to obtain complete lufor- j
matlou us to th resources, liablts.j
i
"What not to do" is really a le-1
,tVr slogan than thosei adopted by!
the writers., of the solemn and
heavy hooks on the" game. It will;
at ' ; least give concrete exam plea
of i"whut not to do" and thero-
(ore help .a little when the samel
sitiiatl6ns, arise.4 . , ,
'ii;hf-; "other niglif Ibe followfn(p!
J, 9
6
if, S, 4 , s " ' "' " '.
7, ti. 3
Hearts K. Q, 10. 8, 2
clubs A, S
u
' niamonds K, J. 9. 2
Spades 11, 2
Hearts 7, 6, S .
flubs Q.,in, 9. f, 2 V :(
1 tlapiomts A, K. 4, 3 "'i '' , f. I
ppndes -h I; Q. 4 , .' it ' ,v ! j
Heru's'another hand held by the
same player: V ' t
Heaits i"U.Y,6:i:;;;!' j
., rinba K. S, 2 "
)iamonls K, j, fl
. Spades i J, JJ, 4. 2
Hul.her R.nne. no score, Z denlt
and hid one spade, A and Y pass
ed and It hid two .diamonds. 'A
and A passed and Y now decided
that two no-trump wns a icoud
hid, instead of Lidding. two spades.
He didn't stop, to realize that his
K. J, 9 at diamonds were in. the
wrontf position lo act as a do title
stopper. The Did was very hud
and a fine example of "what not
lo do." The bid was doubled nnd
defeated .10(1 points. If Y hud
llHt.Vjteir two odd In sondes
uni four, honors, or M points, and
losing Itiif) points. " . , . , .
VroMcm Xi.'
- 10, - S. 4 -
K.,Q. 10, q
8. 7.-4 :.. ,
T'lTearts A, 7,'0. Ti
('labs K', 10; 0, 6, 4
filumonds None
Spades A. .T.fi. 3 s '
Q. , 3
A. J. 7, 4
1".
not save game. v. can ooium u
hand.
weaknesses, politics and religion of
their employers; to locate all stocks
of arms and ammunition and gen
erally to supply Ihe central organ
ization with such Information as
will give It every possible hold on
thu bourgeois class.
Would KcorganlM.
There is provision for tho reor
gnnlwitlon of the psrty'by 3nnu-
SALE
NOW
ON
HIGH-CLASS SHOES
LOW PRICES
Tlipy ft-el right
They look right
And they are right.
Last, but not least
The Price is right.
THE BOOTERY
Wlter Wjle. YricK and
Vualilf Ara tiaal.
fiAT nAYDEJT. Ugf.
if ;': ::
ary, 1525. sn.l Iho i'flilillhiiiiit of
new Communist groups In Paris us
wt'll on In.ih. provinces. It is set
forth' aiBO tliul tln pnrly must tn
ti'lislfy an.l i.h've'liii. Us urtion
uiuoiiK tlielulMr. unions, and en
deavor to Hive .ii'-. iiioi- Importiii.t
pluee' to woin. In- (h r.-yuiution
ary. movement.-'. Work amons the t Slrirjtjjt'ljiiif Tlioinpson, preside
peasants is nol ln be neitlecte.l. and el rl Ul l(oMa) Society ol.McdU
Iho culiinit nt. a peasant Ooimnunlat. cnuvut'tt-rournt dinher; I
conRrcss Is -Wnr January. 1'iias- "It s curious ' the speaker de
unt Soviets are to.he organized. h-hp-ed.! Vthat tt-b-itinn.-r , speak
. The acllvltles of f 'pmniimlsls In il'lf islip.ild M a i-Dstom' vlth' a
the colonies are presertl.ed inr pra- .lieople! who spenkj us haciy as -wd
sraph which says "the twty will '": Nolle of 'liu' ' Jour nations
undertake u vliroraus prmanda whlidi composed our more or less
among the peoples oppressed ly I 'idled Kingdom can , claim great
I.'reneh li.inerlalism and will orrtin- clarity of expressioli.-l he continue
Ize them with u view to their llber-V'1- I'Tho Welshman Inlks a lun
alion: II will rnll toward the mid- j g""g" "f f"' "- which no one
die of 18
mtnfi'foRH nf rnlonlul
peoples to that effect.'
The detulls of organization pro
vide for ugllatlon among foreltrn
workers In Kranee, and In the ar
my, and Intensified revolutionary
agitation in the parliamentary
group of the party under the supei
yiston of a inemher of the party
wno ,10t a deputy and who will
aecrelurv for (he Communist
says
that the preiient political altuatton
In Kranee. iu extremely ravoruoin 10
Communist propaganda, tvndi also
icharges every member of the party
with the obligation ,of, .bringing in
one new member, ( ;
LOW, LIGHTLY BONED
LA CAM1LLE I
Comfort to the nth degree!
This I.a Camilla Is faohioaed
of dainty materials, hna low
top and back of. elastic web
bins'. "A - gurmdnf; '. that 'for
sheer loveliness und prucllcnl
Ity, cannot be equalled,
lie fitted to a Im Camtlle anil
know real corset comrort.
A full line of the dlffe.ent
models In Hrnsnieres and Cor
sets, alwuya on hand.
MRS. R0BT. PATTISON
Corsetlero
Phone Alitln MB . , .-
1010 4tl Hi.. West of P. O.
ELECTRIC
Curling Irons..52.00 up
Flut Irons J4.00 up
Percolators ..?7.00 up
Toasters , J6.50 up
Waffle lrons....?10.00 up
Crais ..$9.85 up
Hot Plates $4.65 up
Eoudoir Lmps. f2.00 up
Flash Lights 50c up
Electric Ranges$10.00
Electric Engines ..$12.00
La Grande
Electric Co.
rqdli)Don
House Dr
: Clearance Prices
BEAlJTIFt 1 L'N KW NKLLY DON HOUSE DRESSES
in Gingham, Percale or Satin a large, number of be-
coming styles to solcct front-at exceptionally . IcrtV;
prices. .. . ... , ,.
' ' ' LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
Self-Annt.v-.fs Kevenls Wijr
i:ufcliliiiieii Aro Touguctled
- LONDON. (Al") A. scientist
has made the discovery that the
"most silent ana luartlculatn ani
mals Jn, nntur are asses, owls, oy
W nn.4.1 rSii.-lishmen." iaitcordine
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If it U made, by Gwilliama Electric. Bakery you
'can-depend on it that it's the best. . .. . .
Wo use no substitutes in the manufacture of our,,
products.
"Home of the Golden Crust."
Gwilliatns' Electric Bakery
7; A CHOICE' ENTERraN'Si ENT:-;: ;
The Monday Musical Present The y
Meiropolitan Grand Quartet
Friday, January '. 16th.
8:00 p. m.
Presbyterian Church
" Got Tickets now (?1 Each) at Eastern Oregon
Music Company '
Credit
Attentive Service
Reliable merchandise
Real values .
Satisfaction assured.
CARR'S
Home Made Chews
T.i Mako Tlwm In Varkma FUtots.
KPCCIAIj Tins WEEK
2 So Lb.
The Candy Shop
217 Fir Street
"The nome of Home-Made Oind)
(Retail only)
at
else undersl.v,.: and" he therefore'
does not coui .; liie Irishman Isuf- .
fera from-' confusion- of thought; '
the Englishman Ii nfj'llcted -wUh
confusion of speech, and the Scots-.
man, when- he- goes -to - u- public .
dinner, especially is -wine Is In-
clujdeldralways hQpfs to,l(ftvtol the '
tableiscechless.r j - j .
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con-
.qeri hasbfn expri'isoil here i
since
tfio tliawl qer th bAnditioh,o
fruit. itrcM. ! JftJ, HlOleisoul ror
sovoral years manager of the Mil
ton Krult Growers' Co-operative
Union and an.; experienced -(nlt:
man. said, no damage wna. done lo
the- 1936 toherry 'and'-prnrie rop.
nr inn
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