Page Five
Friday, November 20, 1925.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ;
Local News In Brief
On IVhsIim-sb Trip
A. W. Pearly, of the O-W. R. &
N., la hero from Portland on busi
ness connected with the railroad.
Mrs y.urbrlclr linproviiiji
Mrs. lrnnkllnSSurbrtck, who bna
born very 411 for some time, is re
ported to be better today.
YMlim; Mother Hero -
Mm. C. K. Spencer lsvlsltinB
in J.u Oriihile for a few days with
her mother, Mrs. Hough.
lu'mnl .Mori l.aU Today
' The advisory board of the Hal-
Vution Army will have a meeting
the bull at 4:30 p. m. today.
VIsilliiK at Hnkcn
Mrs. Mason Uy",on of Porry.
is vlsitinf? friends and relatives in
linker this week. Shu expects to
r.imn to her home in a tVw days,
j .
Hero from Idaho
Mr. Iioyle and son, of iiiacKroot,
Idaho, are Hpendinp a few days at
j lul l-ake and vlsiiinff friends in
J.a (Irande.
Hiw on Itii-.nesa -
C, It. Kdvalson, who owns a
ranch on Catherine Creek out or
rnlon. was a IhihHimhs visitor to J.n
Crande yesterday afternoon.
funeral of Mrs, Cora Kathertne Mc
Kenzie at the Suminervillc chapel
this afternoon.
Called to Coi-valU
, Called-to Corvallls to act ns wife
.ness lu a trial bt-tween O. A. C. and
the S. A brums Tailoriitfr company
of Pittsburg. I'a., H. J.' MuthcrsV
baiiRh left Hot Lake Thursday
nitfht to be koihj for two dnys.
MutherMbaiiKh Is the tailor at the
sanatorium.
Visiting in CJIy
M r. a n d M rs. 1 1 u pert Aescb 1 1
nu-.n, of Colfav, Washington have
b e n v is i 1 i n w h ere v It ti Mr. an d
Mrs. I.ynn Wright. '.Mr. Aeschli
man Is Mrs. Wright's brother. Mr.
and Mrs. I,. I'. Ae.se hit man and Mr.
and Mrs. S. K. AeMchliinan, of Col
fax, will arrive in I .a Urande t
niKht to ta nd the week end hero.
FIXAL HOME I
GRID BATTLE x !
is on today;
(Continued from Pag. One.)
In t'lly 'lilts MonilllK .
II. McMny, ol the rnlon Cimh
Kioccry, unil l.on llnvls, a. prom-
nt rnncher nenr union, w
On Wily lo I'orllllnil ,
Mr. uml Mm. II. rK. f'hupnmll, of
Knleriiii.se, arc vlsitlnff In lm
(IruiNle at the home of -Mr. anil
.Mrs. (). M. Heacoeli. They are on
thi'ir way lo I'orllailil, where tlioy
will Hlieml two or. three inoirlhs lie
fore rrturninic to Ihi'lr home lit
KnlerjiiiKe. They exiiecL lo leave
litre Monday.
Will' Atlenil lliiitilivt
I.. .1. Allen', UKSintuut state clnl
lender, was in l.a Urullilc yester-
dav. lie went lo Halter, where ho
will Hpi-nd today und tomorrow in
liiinlncss visitors U Lit Grando tills ! the Interest of cluli work und ro
iiinrninK.
l'ntsnl TlirouKh Oily
Mrs. John K. Montfromcry. whoso
homo is in Portland, passed through
i n ("Sianiln this niornini? on her
Wwuy to Illlblcr, where she will visit
Vith her mother, Mrs. Osborne.
Knilio ConKM TonlRlit
A radio concert will ho held ut
tl,e Salvation Army liall tonlKht for
the hoys clnl) members and their
parents. lieKlnninfj at 7 o'clock.
Tim entertainment will he famish
ed' by the Hcacock company.
Hi-turned from l'ortland
.Mrs. T. J. ScroBlfin and dailKh
t..r Miss Alladeen Seroggln, return
ed to their home in l.a Grande litis
morning after a trip to rorllanu
Smith Is Better
Miss Wanda Smith, who has been
seriously ill for a month at the
home of her parents, at 3104 North
First street, is showing Improve
ment today.
In City Last NlRlit
A. W. Kehatipp. attorney of Kla
math Falls, was in lM Grande last
evening en .route, to his home alter
a business trip to Enterprise. He
J.nttciiilcu the session 01 inn m
i. ...... n;,iiV circuit court ot En
terprise.
railed hy Illness
I ir. and Mrs. W. P. McAdory left
l.a Grande last night for Portland,
called by Iho illness of Mrs. Mc
A.lorv's sister. Mrs. Quinn. Tlioy
expert to return to ,La Grande lo- j i,nle
morrow.
turn to l.a Grande lomorrow i-vit
nlng in time to attend the boys club
banquet at the 1 nlon hotel tomor
row evening.
Visits Mother In I'orllnnil
Mrs. IT. U.couoh has returned
from Albany, where she accom
panied her aunt home after the
hitler's visit In Iji Grande. Mrs.
l-oiich' stopped In Porlland for a
visll with her mother, Mrs. S. K.
Mcl-all, and her sister Mrs. Kan
Wilson.
Hcttti-neil to T,a (ii-nnile
' G. K. Hibbard, formerly man
ager of the skating rink here, has
returned to l.a Grande after sev
eral months absence, and expects
to start- the skating rink here
again sometime soon. He has been
in Knnsas City. Heaver and Mod-
ford since leaving here. He was
accompanied to l.a Grande by Sid
ney Olson, who will assist at the
skating rink.
ELK MEMORIAL
TO BE DEC. 6
Continued from P"ge n6'-.-.-nonnci
d at the regular meeting ot
the. order last evening.
fol. Frank ('. McCulloch, a
linker lawyer whose eloquence is
celebrated throughout Ko-stern
Oregon, has been Invited to make
the address. The eulogy will he
given bv It. 3. Green, u. post ex
ulted ruler or the l.a Grande lodge.
In addition lo the memorial rites
that will lie exemplified by the
Klks. the program will-include sev,
eral musical numbers. It. O. Wil
liams will sing. I.. .1. T.indsuy will
play a violin duet, and other mu
sicians will contribute selections.
Several names on the, necrology
this year recall men who -were
nroininent th the work of the Klks
Lie. They Incluue loose ol m.
It. lior.olnie. a past exanea nuer.
who was chairman ot the building
committed when the present, tem
ple was erected; Nolan Skiff, lin
Other'past ealted ruler, and W. U.
.lonen, a partner In the W. IT.
llolinenkamp company.
The services am in charge of a
committee composed or chair offi
cers and II. .1. Killer, representing
Hie membership at large..
bm thi-tr big contest of the sched
ule. v i .
Earlier In the season Union held
Baker, ligured a stronger team !
than the tot Grande eleven, to two
touchdowns. With several weeks!
practice und competition since!
then. 1'nlon hopes today to win. j
' Kxim-t Hard llutlle.
Heforo the game. Coat-h G. I..
Dutton stated that he expected a
hard fought battle und would bu
entirely satisfied If l.a Grande
wins, no mailer how small the
margin. With MeKennon, star
halfback, on criitchcH, l.a Grande's
offensive power is weakened con
siderable. A liackfleld switch was
made nocosasry when MeKennon
went out and whether the revump
ed offense will hnvu the power
Mlimvn bv the former one cannot be
positively told until alter today's
game.
The line, from end to omi, is ,n
good shape and much faith is be
ing placed upon II to avert possum-
defeat. ,
The game today Is started iiiioui
2:46 o'clock Willi fampbelt, nr Jo
seph, oiriclatlng. .
I'llOI'lUTTIC (?) SKIT KTAGI.O
PltlOll 'It) 1'tMITHAI.I, GAMl'.
ll Grande trounced t'nlon lo a
finish for flirting with Miss Vic
tory In what the blue and white
boosters hope was a-prophetic sktt.
given (is lb" annual soplminore
stunt before a special football as
sembly at Iho high school audito
rium this morning. .
Tom llrneo gave un acceptable
Impersonation of l.a Grande, while
Marlon Crowd in shlelc uttlre.
represented the opponents. Miss
Hanoi Deal played the partf Miss
Victory.
After the Blunt, there were foot
ball talks by Couch G. 1..- Dutton
and Floyd MeKennon, as well as
several of the players. The yell
leaders' stirred plenty of excitement
with yell pructlec and school songi.
Announcement was made of the
awarding of prizes for the sale of
tickets to the junior Class, piu,
naming Ann Stange, Lawrence
Gray and ltobert Mohr, a fresh
man, as winners. The classes won
the following points to be applied
on their scores for the annual pep
contest conducted to promote
friendly rivalry among the four
groups: seniors, 5: juniors, ;
freshmen. 2: sophomores, 1.
ONE AT NIGHT
NEXT DAY ;
BRIGHT
ORDERLIES .
are an easy relief for con
stipation. A never falling j laxative,
pent I e in action and ubso
lately S'iro.
Never necessary to In
crease the done.
They work naturally nml
form no hahit.
21 Doses 25c
Glass Drugs
lac
La Grande, Oregon
AGGIE ELEVEN
IEA
ST
America Makes Real
Progress in Businesc
- (Continued from Pape One.)
deM problem, the president re
affirmed hi conviction that loans I
Hhotild not he made- hy tho 1'nlted
States or hy . American bunkers,
when the money advanced In uned
for maintenance of jfreat armies
and navlea, j -
"l.oanB," he contended, when
the luluence of business, he added,
The O. A. C. football team parsed jthe tendency U to develop an ad
through Im llrande on their way
a lloiac without eo much as a
the executive expressed the opin
ion that "each oURht lo he Hover
elBit in its own sphere." When used "In wnya that are not produc.
government cornea unduly under tlve. llko the mulntenanee of fcrreat
military pstaldlshnvents .or to meet
munteliwl expenditure which !
should either be eliminated by
whoop or a handshake, from local
supporters.
Tlut that was because their train
Icnme in at 2:80 a. m. and tho
-alumni wrc nil too loyal to risk
! waklnjr them, according to Charles
j II. IteVnohK
I They expect to make it up' lu
! shouting tamorrow, though. Homo
of the foils who will po from Iji
jtlrando nro Mr. und Mrs. J. I.
jliohhin, Mr. and Thlrs. Klmer Stod
jdnrtl, Mr. and Mrs, C. II. He'iiolds.
i Mlmcr McManus, Harry Bnodnrass,
tltay Price. Allyn rlunter, (loien
lOertsen. Mervln Stephenson, tSeo.
' Mrl'Onalil, ltaymontt Puyton, Judy
I Ash, Speed Mcserve. Hay AllstottH
iMr. and Mrs. l.yle Kiddle ofliuh
llrr and Mr. and Mrs. David Stod
Idard of Haker.
Markets
AH of that number who repre
Bcnt the nlmmil nssoclation of O.
A. O, will remain for the O. A. (
mlnlslrutton which "eloses the door
of opportunity; becomes narrow
and frirish In Its outlook, und re
sults In an ollarehy.'
Heal I'rojiress Made
With a declaration that real nnd
solid progress lias been made In
the development of American busi
ness, particularly In Its relation
Kovernment economy or, supplied
hy tuxatton. do not appeur to serve
u useful purpose und ought to be
dlseourajtrctl."
"Our bankers." ho continued,
"have a irreut dea4 of responsibil
ity In relation to the soumlncss of
these lnuiiN when tlieV undeitake To
with tho government, the president , . (. Mvinm of our country
.said there was need for runner . , r should reurot vorv-much
1 111 pi l 1111111 III IHlll-iiliiuiiiuii lO I
waterways; need for railroad con
solidations; need for improvement
of railroad terminals for more
economical distribution of com
modities in congested ci-ntcrs; need
for itlll greater extension of elec
trification; need ror reorganisation
of government, nd need Tor fur
the reffort against "all cateKorie.n
of waste which the department of
rommcrcc has enumerated and bo
actively attacked."
The American policy toward
husliK-ss, Mr. Coolldne assorted, has
dinner at the Owyhee hotel at it ! been to cherish the K- m'ral struc-
lOHTIiANI MAUKKTS
"POUTI-AND, Ore. (AP) Uve
sloek, Mcady. -
JirTSS, butler, butterfat, fiteody.
o'clock tomorrow evening.
PHY POINTS
OUT FAULTS
OF SCHOOLS
(Pontlmmd- from Vngv One.)
hco our possession of resources
which are available to meet needs
in other ttHintrie bo the cause of
any sentiment of envy or un
friendliness toward us."
fathers, sons
dine at un Ion
(Continued from Pace. One.)
POHTI,ANI CHAIN MARK ITT
POUTl.AM. Ore. (AP) Wheat
lilin, hard white, November
$l.5ti, iecember $1.67; hard white,
November and December, $1.64;
soft white, weslern white, Novem
ber and December, $1.11 ; hard
winter, November $1.40, December
$1.50; northern sprlnfr, November
and December, $1.49; western red,
November $1.47. December $1.48.
Corn No. 3 E. Y. shipment, No
vember $37, December $34.75.
MAHKKTS AT A GI,ANCE
NKW YORK (AP) Stocks,
strong; Ohesupeake & Ohio leada
rally In rails.
Ponds, irregular; convertible rail
issueB Active.
Foreign exchanges, mlxcd; lira
I strengthened hy Italian loan.
Cotton, lower; disappointing ca
hles. Sugar, higher; unfavorable Cu
ban crop news.
Coffee, ensy; commission house
selling.
concluded, "I nm heartily In fa
vor of every Grando Hondo valley
Tcsident getting behind a move
ment to bring a normal school
here."
Preceding the address of Dr.
Phy. tho Uev. W. O, Uoss led the
meeting in a short prayer for the
futuro of education.. Community
singing was under the. leadership
of Klmer Stoddard, Mrs. Don Mey
ers, at the pianos and Dick Lind
say, with violin, supplied accom
paniment. The chamber of com
merco quartet pleased wllh three
numbers: "Moonlight and Hoses
"Mnrcheta" und a nygro spiritual.
Mrs. Helen M. Geddt-s sang "A
Flag Without a Stain," accompani-.
A.i nn ih. iilnnn liv her diLiurhtcr.
Miss Fern Geddes. I
The concluding numbers were a j
reading, "Tho Message of tho Flag"
(Franklin K. Lane) by Miss Flor-
ence Thompson. Mrs. Ann Vlck-j
ers, substituting for H. J. Ham-1
mer. sang "Ut'cause." Miss Geddes
was her accompanist. I
ture of business while holding it
avenues open to the widest coin
pel It Ion so lis opportunities and
Iheneflis might he given the broad-
st possible participation. .
'While it Is hue that the gov
ernment ought not to tie ni is noi
committed to eerlain met hods of
aeul.sll)on which, while partaking
of the, nature of unfair practices,
try to masquerade under the guise
of business," he added, "tho gov
ernment Is anil ought to bo, thor- J
oughly com mil ted to every en-
deavor of production nnd distribu
tion which is entitled to be destg-
naled as true business. Those who I
are bo engaged, instead of regard
ing tho government as their op
ponent nnd enemy, ought to regard
it as' their vigilant supporter and
friend."
In his discussion of the foreign
D1KAIU.1J) CHAKKR DOCKS
ASTOHIA, Ore. The coastguard
rum'chnHer Smith wan towed into
the local harbor in a. badly dls
abletf condition as a result of tho
gale which prevailed Sunday off
Capo Hlanco.
Tho Smith wns hndly battered by
Ihe high wind and finally her cn
glno room waa flooded. She wus
picked up while drifting helplessly
off Cape Hlnnco by tho steam
schooner OUlo, northbound, nnd
whh towed until the Colllo met the
revenue cutter Snohomish, whinn
BOYS' DRESS :
SHOES
$2.49 TO $3.49
Brown or black calfskin,
oak. tan sole, rubber
heels, solid leather cotin-.
tcrs, full vamp; service
able and dressy.
GO storks;
C.J.BREIER & CO.
THE HUB
Iiit Into UK" Astoria linrlior. ; Thn
Smilh In I'oiiiniiinilod liy Kiislun M.
A. Jtunnum una ouiilia a cn'w nf
15 iiiimi. .
At li'ii.st lon.iuio.otin niri'8 of
runco anil iiKrlmltiirul Innilx iiurri-r
from 111" ih'viiMlutlni! iiollvllliB ot
liinliio iIoks wlilrli llvt"in Uio most
took llio Mmllh In tow uml lirmiitlit iiroiluntlvo valli ys und lunoh luiuls;
rHICAGO (AD Wlii-nt, lilifh
r: iinfnvornblo Arifrntlno ni'ws.
Corn, sti'aily; . niuia(liy with
AMi'iiil 1'iini'ral-
Mr. ami Mrs. ,lains Tlass, Mr.
nnil Jin. lionnlil MrKon.ii Itay
MrKiBnln anil Vern MrKi'lulo. nil
or Wiillowa, nm rrttisli-ri'il ut llm
SoliMMiT linti'l. 1'hi'V ii1tinU'il in
V:il-riiii-Ionn. wlilrb -wfri fn
lovi -.1 ImiB lii'lun- tlw Cluisllan era.
anil oriKimilly w-ro iiriiiluri'd only
In warm I'llinali s. am now ralHPil
i.i i vi rv fIiiip in 11m Union oxpi pt Urhnnl hoys.
Mnino an'l Nrw 1 lumps III rp.
hit? puckers 1 11 -
toRcthPr wllh a number of sonus wlirat.
by tln hlirli ai'hool boys' chorus, Cutllo. wrak.
comiilftod the main part of the IIokx. lower;
proBiani.
A short llmo was then ulven 1o ... ..t r,
the foolliall team ami Hs coach. I Rl y ERI A PUPILS
! Obituary .
loastlllK Ihe hoys of the team. 11s-
iiliie lo the crisp remarks ol ineir
coach. Itiiymond I'llls, and to Hie
encoiiniKenieiils of many of the
dads, to nil of which Ihe students
responded with cheers and prom
ises to do Ihelr best.
Invited to Theater i
About Ihls lime word was re-I
ceivc from Mrs. Webb ot Ihe C,o.
theater Unit all the suns nnd fath
ers were Invited to be 11m KueslK
of the theater nt the lust perform
ance. Neurly ull of them accepted
the Invitation and the evenlnK'H
entertainment wns finished up hy
this visit to the movie.
rnlon citizens are InkliiK a deep
interest. In Ihls annual banquet,
which has crown to-such propor
tions In a fiw years, and plan lor
at litist 2.MI ut the ltll'il niielinif.
lne of Ihe finest lliintts about the
event this veur was the nut lire of
the short talks by the llireo hllih
They showed a deep
inslKhl Inlo Ihe problems of II fo
und their remarks were or such n
nallire as to appeal to the best in
bolh boys and fathers.
RE-ENACT HISTORY
tContlmied from' Pae One.)
H - -i
For Thaiiksdivino ! Both win
tJ I nortc i-n ,nTIIVT II ftr .
H u . , ' ----- nr tv -
U l II fe A . h
t I MICHAEL STERN CLOTHES j vifi 1
HI ' . BEUG HATS I AM !
11 I ' APT7DW ST T I UTS AND COLLARS x " VWW$teifl$$A
CHENEY NECKWEAR lM
SCHOL-WIL CAPS . 7i?
SPORTCRAFT SWEATERS '
PENDLETON BLAZERS . SSP
ALLEN A HOSIERY
NETTLET0N SHOES I 1W V
" A'lJUAA
j Moderate Trices ror "i mines 01 viuamj 1 ' Jll
U.8NT jbjllHiEr T Y
j "THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE" i
hislory or liberty: tieruld Kvnns,
VlMi:im the Conqueror; Haymond
Osborne. Henry 1; Charles Hunt,
Henry II: Kohimt Pieree. Uichard
.the Uon-lleiirted: Kninrls I.ewls,
Kimr John; Alvln Wulls, Charles I;
ltobert Orlmore, William III; Amy
Kiullh, Thomns Jefferson; Vera
ItedMies. John Atlnms; Yellve Conl
weli. Henjnmin l-VunUlln; Myrtle
Ward. HoRer Shermnn; I-uellc
(l.-iblles. ltobert l.lvineHlon; Kath
nryn Aiuierson.- tieoro Wahin
lon; Alvln WiiIIm. Ijifayotln; Cler
iild lOvuns, C.ornwulllK; -uell Ued
diea, Jiimi'H MiifliMon; J-Yed-rlf kn.
T:inl, Alexnnrler Jliimlllnn; Vera
Hi -ddies. M'li-rffj nihil Wallsey; Vera
'I'ilfnny. Amy Hitillh nnd Yetive
Cuiilwi-H. eotinelliiHn; ltobert Clltl-
m ore, ( 'hulrniuu WriKht; Alvln
WnM.v. Myrtle Wmnl and 1-ueile
lleildles, rounellnion. '
m hi w. at sr.Mii:nviMiE j
Kutherlue MeKenzlo, who died at
the Crninde Hondo hospltnl early
Tluirndny mornhm. were condueted
ul the 8iMiimerillo thnjiel at 2
p, m. this afternoon. Uurlul was
( 1110 Mmiifmervllle eemeterv.
HnndKrawi Imnnu'inan -were Ihe"
funeral directors in rhnrK",
We Buy for Less
We Sell for Less
Some more men's very
fine grade, fleece - lined
Union Suits .... 1.25
Children's, boys and
Misses' Union Suits, very
high grade, wool process
and fleece" lined. Sizes
6 to 16 . . 7."c to 95c
New York Store
DESTROYERS OF
HIGH "PRICES
Boys' Caps
Rl'l-CIAti OX HOYS' CAI'S
In ClHVks, I'lnlils . ir 1'lnlii Colors
. lor l.00 KKturilay Only.
Art & Baby Shop
ncmstitclilng
1304 Ailanis Avenue.
"F.wrtlilii(t I'Vir llio Hnlij"
Stamping - lluUnns Covered -
I). M. C. TlircmlB
wr
Asms $Mb$)
ARCADE
oxn xiciiiT om.v, ' NOV. 28
s.vrritDAV
The Play the Whole Country Is Talking About!
Hurry Cert and Barney Mawani prennt
EARL CARROLL'S SNAL
CLUBMEN HEAR
OF FISH PLAN
(Continued from Thro On.)
thousand dollars in expense onn
he saved to the pa me fund," the
letter rads. "Therefore, your rec
ommendations n to the eloslnp of
mv Htreums or seasons, either
hnntlnff or rishinsr. should reach
this orrieo heroro .lanunry 1, as no
seasons will he voted rlosed after
the meeting thnt will he called for
that purpose early In the year."
The state pame warden expresses
the opinion that "the nmall trihu-
torlea or ull the prlneliMil anKllnfr
trenms In the state should be per
manently rlosed in order that good
r.nhinsr in the mnln streams may be
perpetuated."
Ml I
DirtO from
i YEARS la NEW YORK
t YEARS in LONDON
1 YEAR In CHICAGO
A vivid play of Ive nnd Passion in the Tropics
. ...,,., . i !.. I u 'l'II
A rMNriAllUI IjecitUrie ll in mc nn'i"
unaffected, undisguised
A DRAMATIC THlMllimiOIr A WIIIRI.WINIl!
Thli Im llm Oriirlnnl New York I'nil illiii t frwii lis : yemr
run at l)- TIh-mii;. Wo H-iiNinlly Kiinranliit Hip merits
of Oils attraction. ' I
SIKYKItS & IXIItl), Mirr. Awnile.
Don't Miss It and Be Sorry After It's Gone
SIAlIi OltDKIW I'ltK'IlK: IrfiWer lliMir. .IMI Uml 2.0
NOW lllllcmiy, HI.IMI nnil il.00; Ixwn, 2.M.
RF.('i:iVi:i) ""
A ttYimtiit of Iron
nnil n girl (if steel,
liolll flfclttliiK for the
love, of the girl'?
new liushHiifl, lmtli
IlKlillria for the
,w . m n n 1 r.y ot Ihilt
j) wives and g I r I
oreniiiini; or mar
I'Iok: iiiiist thin
niiMorhiujr iiiclui'n.
w i I h a! cluu-actt'
linrtrnyiil hy Mnry
Allien that yon will
never fowl.
From the famous novel by
Samuel Hojikins Adams
STAR
TODAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY
ARCADE
The Talk of the Town '
REGINALD DENNY In
"CALIFORNIA STRAIGHT AHEAD"
Now Last Time Arcade
VACU
TIBE
Jennings & Shumate
Dnk-k Pairs ntl .SrrTlcc
1'KNlI,KTO.V, Ore. A number
of Pendleton men will attend the
noon luncheon to he Riven Novem
ber 24 under the auspices of the
l'ortland chamber of commerce
wlion tiwnilwrn nf thp Itnnrd nf all.
rectors of the 1'matllta Itnplds as- I
noci.it ion will be Invited ruests. !
The Invitation was extended by the
board of directors of the chamber
and llje land settlement committee.
Interest In thn proposed project
from the point of view of Improv
ing transportation facilities on (he
i'oluniMs, und reclaiming depert
land has been displayed by the
Portland chamber, according to
(leorKe ItajT. sttcntu ry of the
Itnpids association.
The Basket Grocery and Groceteria --We Sell For
Less- Real Money Savers
I.Ike' father. 1ik nn! Chnrlt
rrnnpr, iilmv. h.-i ltn 3u ;tl- of
the ieace in rr'Killyn. O.. lowntiili
for J! rears. Thlt f ill t'.vo jii-tK-ts
were lo he eWf'1. Ilrt urel hi fti
WlllAm F. Brenner, !otr, rT ni'I
' taV1 er !. "I.
W'oiHlehnpper'n Jaw llntlien.
HOOIl HIVF.lt. lire. J. Tel.
mult, troo(i'Jiofp-r. uffer..i a he.
ciillnr Injury while trimming np
llnip'. tine of the siniilt treea,
eiiiifrht hy a fallen tree, when re
.au hy n blow from Mr. Tet
mult's ax. flew hack mill atruck
the riuin on the sWle of ttie far.
Ills Jaw wan fnictiirt-d. The hlow
wan ao havy an to loo.' n the en-
tir' pulfite.
4 large cans Tomutoes ... 49c
41-H). packajfes Sun Maid Puffed
Raisins - - 47c
4-lb. "Market Day Special" Seed
loss Raisins 43c
1 lb. Gold Bar Seeded or Seedless
Raisins - 12c
3 lbs - 35c
1 lb. Preferred Stock Seeded or
Seedless Raisins ...12c
3 11. for 35c
Extra Wisconsin Sugar Peas
per can - ...15c
Bull's Eye Sugar Peas, per can 15c
Basket Groceteria
AND MARKET
Next to Arcade Theater
OUR SATURDAY
SPECIAL
Shoulder Veal Stk.....20c
Veal Loin 23c
Veal Round 25c
Veal Roast .....18c
Veal Stews JOc
Let's Go!
TWO STORES
The same Roods at
the same prices.
6Vi lbs. Sweet Potatoes, smooth
and uniform 45c
2 lbs. Fresh Bulk Dates 29c
25-oz. K. C. Baking Powder 21c
Laundry Soap, Polar White, per bar 3c
Laundry Crystal White, 10 for 45c
You will find in the Store Beautiful,
a superfine assortment of tempting
foods in season
Morris Supreme Mince Meat, Florida
Blue. Goose Large Heart Grape Fruit,
Candied I,cmon, Orange. Citi-on and
Grape Fruit Peel, New Crop Soft Shell
Walnuts, Jmpoiled Cheese. i
La Grande Groceteria
ANH MARKET
ISext to Ulark Oat
rvopb- Main" you for g'Hinf
Into ft vit. Vet, Hlonir" om road i
Hit lut k-4 ou out of tlic ditch.