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x"7cdncs(hyv Fcln uary, 3, lf)2G. LA' GRAkDE EVENING 01WEKVER Page Thr J r i NEWS of Art Work Endorsed By George Innes3 Jiv- KniJorst'iiH-nt oj' Gi'orjvc lnner:u Jr., who U iMiuiliii int,' his lIluMtrottii father in tlm AnVrW-un ?rhr (.". art.s. of the picture lllr;iry and :irt nu'inon- ontcsu'. -nhlch urlKimiteil In (ir.imii- ari'l h;tv hein t t in niHJiion throuj-iiout Or-'tfon, n laj t i by Mrs. K. 1 Mo:siiiiin tn an iimiHiially lur'" ;it irmlumy or meriihern an the surpiiHc 1V: hire Tit the .stinlin tea. with-, which. " tin NVIchlK.rhoo.l, rlijli hernt'h'fl !t mniiiiK art wi'-lt Tin-Mlny nl'ler lUK'H nt the C:i'.10iJlS. , ..Mtn, Mosiinun, its rhnirin;m of tin still tifpari intnt of :ut, h:ul writ I t Inni'iL-i si bout materia In fiir tliu ri'iiti-nniul i-i li braiioii of ,liin fath(;r, and in U-v letter men tioned the movoment hy uhicli Or' (trn Is Browing" into intlinsu-y with .thf1 ui.-mtiTH. Tie' artijt re.spontlod with' enthusiast?! rnionn'tuhilinri o; 'the state rlinirmati 0:1 hep work in romieetiou with ihe picture HJiiJirv .nnd art ronlesls. A short lime later rimy a letter i'roni his wife, saying ;that hep hitshnnd w:ts h'sviiif: a print hanil-niadi: from his talent liictiire, "The Only Hope." for Mrs. Mossiiain. The print, nulotvmphod hy Inne.-fs, win displayed yesterday when the announc no nl wan male. Mure than 7U roph-s of'nia-iter-! pieces dined the clnhroom for Ihe studio tin. The program w.i In ichai-trc of Mis. Prank it. Apphhy, Who kuvo the opening talk. i?ho ih'iill with Italian, Spanish and l-'rench schools of palniin.t,-. AVrs. lU'y MmVli.V explained thi chViraoleri-lieH of 111111' imteh. Knlish, Swedish, lim-rfhin and Norwegian schools. Tip AnieU-ih was treated hy Mrs, (I. H. M-av.-i;. Mrs. .1. 1. Slater ami Mrs. X-. An-' 1 Jinny presided over the . lea pots. The serving was done by a commit. ' tec of nienihers costumed in smocks land tains to carry out ihe studio motif of the occasion. .5A.t a short hu;n'ies sersjon prje cedinff the, pl Mgrnni, Mrs. . J I. SeranJon, president, ' cnllciK upon Mrs. (reorfre T. Cochran, Matt a mi ll op. for a report of the exerntlve meeliiijj oT the Oregon Federation lot' Women's clubs which rlie at -.tended hist month at Portland. One hundrod sixty-five women's iclnbs In the stale are planning to have ileh'jrat'-s here f(Jp tip. twentv sixtli annnal conv- niinn of Hie fed deration, V. rs. t 'uehran tohl the mcmbei'-s. ' p HAT. 'Glearaiice'( Sale ALL" WIXTEtt HATS 1 .00, ?'l.l." :ind ?:!.).- 200 NKW COATS 1 St:inil:nt niaKcs thai ! ve;tr. fmLUNB'S ! Retain Your Youth ftnr mod'-rn m, -thuds of HeauJy Ciiitme can wor'c woiuPms with n ne!ifcH-ted aUn or hair that is not S' 1 d;-e: s ! beeo!liin:!!y. Xpert operators in attendance. Colonial Beauty Shop Xew Foley Ithli;. Main IIcMr M1NKRVA RAYS: PKI CIIOSS Pl.!PPi:p.S are more Ckiu giving natls fact inn to those- w earing theni. They comb! bo" h eomfort and style. The ;ire;i tone jihanti and fOmlatiMinn li.-i-l is w hat nuikes t hen fed difiVn-nt from otl" r makes Of HhfW-. S-'e W lei ! Tl." Silmday livening Po -t has to say fnr theui. T'h-y pre sold nnd wein by ttle people in nar'y every eity in th. r. s. Till-; ItOMTKItY rsn i-rn. vide rn with these. THE B00TERY Merc 7ipp-f (i. SOCIETY Auxiliary Entertained At February Frolic $ On lust evening meinbors nnd rrlends of the Ynnj Womeiivs Kdu-i- itionui auxiliary w'ert eiitcrtalned at tho homo of Mrs. herwood Willliims, ut a '"Kebruary pYolics" party. Tho program wils opened with a .selection by 11 quartet. conilK.st'd of Mr. ' and Mrs. Williams, 1'aul Knuutz and Mrs. A. V. NVIson, foU lowed by u second numhe- in wlilch the quartet va.i auslKtcd by Mrs; f'lamle cooper, .Mrs. K. O. i'ayton nnd Mrs. Will Adhr. After a brif Imsineas meeilng, the ho.st issen for, the evening presented a review of the important events that have transpired during the month of l'Ybriiavy, Thv tlatcs em pluisi.ed were. Viilcntine's .. day, WiiHliiugt oil's birthday, hlncolu'H birthday, Clroundhog day, tho hirth l!ts of some niembers of the aitx- I' iliHiy, and tho wctldinw annivers-' ary of Mr. nnd Mrs. Williams. Kor tin: latter, date, a wedding party j was arranged. In the. costumes of I tin- ilnln it Mi. u.n.l.liviif M iuu lUily then gave a. reading1, .entitled "Itats." r-xeniplll irtd by living mod els of what not to wear. A fler the program, appropriate S inies were played, prise iH'tng awardt d to Mrs. O. 1. l llllclp n. Ad's. II. S.' Ib-owttton. Ml.s Lois Nelson, Miss . Mleatinr Vf-rnon anil Mrs. It. I-:. Jtichey. Itefreslttiicuts wern served hy tho , com m it tee in charge of tho eve ning, which c.onsihtctl of Mrs.' Will iams, chairman, Mrs. K. 1. Towler, Mr:;. I- V. .Iidmson. Mrs. K. liucilie j;aly, Kdythe I oan, Kfiie Snyder, t Mrs."'K. K')llca.Hslt;r, . Mrs. F. J. iHmitli. :ltl:iclie;J Clark ami Mrs. Chester Thompson. Assistitig the- committco wcrt Mima Oouper, Mrs, Itoy Currey, Lois Nelson, Murjorte Wnlsinger, .bsm WitliuiKKt Jtirqiinlfim O'ltrien, j llarbarn and Cleraldine O'iirlen. Elizabeth I'ayton, Muriel Wilson, Sar:i VVilllam.son aml.Mm, CJ.f M. I'ierce'. . ! ' : .. Academy Will Present Miss Cooper in Recital Sacred Heart academy' will prc ant Alice J can net to Cooper in a violin recital at tho ' Trosbytorian Iinrch I'YSd.iy evening. I'Vbrunry Ti, nt S o'clock. . Miss C paper 1k j accomplished in seventeen months! a hat the average student would not be able to master, in teh years, it is said. This Is the opinion nd vanced by a competent violin criti' who was present (it her recent con-rr-rl in Pendleton. M Iss t'ooper also played, at' linker lust week and nt both places Hie audience pronounced her a genius. Although only ten years of ,age she has proved herself technically eapalJe of executing sonte of the inosl ' difficult aelectiohs in violin iileraliire. Among" Ihe humbers on he, pkmh tuui u J'-1 J d 1 1 hxl) j,.M,i IPT ! -pe:u "I la I lade ft Polonaise" by Vieuteiup.s; a ftronp of 'negro ..plritunhf; ' "Cnticerlo in it. Minor" try do 1 Scroll ami two of her own eornpfudlions. Mrs.,C. S. Moore, soprano, pupil of Mrs. Jessie I losbins will assist ,i.s Cooper. . " T.his event promisf'H to liff one of the inosl pleasing exhibitions of musical talent of Ihe season. The public is cordially invited. Engagement is Announced Miss Mildred liradfnrd. il teacher in tlie Ureenwond school here, ha announcel her engagement lo Vir gil Cavnnaugh, piano jazz tencmor for tho Waterman Piano prhool or Portland, who Is located here. The wedding will take place .sometime in June. Miss Itradford'n homo Is nt Ttell highatn, Washington. She came to La (Irande last fall lo accept a po sition in tin- schools here. Ladies' Auxiliary In Session With about twenty members present, the Ijidles Auxiliary to the Drolherhood of TttiHwa- Train men met last evening ut Kaglerf hall. After a short but interesting business session presided over hy the president of the society, Mrs. John Ailskim. the remainder or the evening was spent socially. I :inty refreshments were served by the committee in charge. Announcements Social nnnoimcemeiits may 1m printc in lb 1.4 coliinm fti'c of cluirue. Any nnnoiiiicriiM'nts pcr tainiiig tn any functions sneli oi itHikcd food sales, vtrt, will lio refute!. AnnotiiM-emenis, to Imt prinlcil the1 santp lay, niut.t lw In society editor's Imnds bj 0:00 o'i hick. -.Sim s cilitor's notr. The KlvcrHide IhIIch Aid society will meet nt the home of Mrs. Clyde Iiavi.i. 2Mfi Second Blr-et. tomor row afternoon, Iehrunr" 4- Thr Ladies of Mnowhenrt f.e(rion will meet ftt thf I. O. (t. P. hall Thursday nfternoon nt 2 oct' K. !is. II. r. IVovost will 1e hostewt. Chapter T. 1. VI. O.. will meet Vrlday n f lernoon at 2:30 o'rlock nt the homo of Mr. C H. Kc(tt. Mrs. Kdward Holme will he nii KLstinif hoHlewt. The I.adieV Aid of the naptWt chnrrh will met-t with Ir. Otiiry K. Marr nt 1 K 1 1 Cedar street nt 2 odnek Thursday afternoon. Fe. rnury fi. There in.iy he ftnfpty In nnmrtf-rn. hut not In nuinbcrs of hill. Fomf mn plfljr th races; others et workm. i. . Misw In ? Now the luiR and iflovua come under the vn.iemlile ftishlim The kIi.v.b nre of .Mark nuede with a turneil down tulfT of hlnIe tnllle embroidered with 11 realistic pray of mignonette The tag nuiKj.es tho cuB In cialcjrlpl and design. Sister, Mary . Says: (Ity Sister Miiiyl . llreiikfasl Apples rerenl cook ed, with, dntes", thill vreani, ; uineil buckwheat ' pancrikcs, piapt: slriipj crisp ffriihatn' 'toil st;' rnitt(, ;ctiffe.- Luncheon . Scalloped codfish, cornbread, carrot siilad. canned peaches, cookies, milk, lea., ' I tinner ltroih-d 'halibut' steak, baked mncaroni hud tomatoes, beet salad, "raisin " c ream pudding, brim bread, milk; coffee.- No potatoes or .- miyjTestvd. lin ibis dinner innil, mf'icaronl sup plying the necessary starch npil tonmtoes the vitamins and mineral salts. Tk( often we think :of . u potato fc-ub.stUiiie'ns being a' 'food merely rich in starch and"-forget to take euro or Ihu mineral salts' ' : V Do l-or . - ' ..' and ether properties when plan-j erica." glanced into 'Ihu mirrow nlng Ihe iltsli 10 be used in placo'ngain and then shrugged ' her of the- valuable tuber. v "shoulders.'. Scalloped OhlfMt i . , , , 1 . Piffle, said Bhe. "Pm not so , One pound salt codfish, 4 good- homely as Louis .Jacobs would sized potatoes, 'i tablespoons olive have you think." . or cooking 011, z iamepoons min ced onion, " cups canned toma toes, paprika. r,rtv..-Tioi. tt-ifi. nnt,r ,,.0 - nn.i '. ei niium inie noui. uraiu aim rinse wrtll In Traill w.'tliT. Cover . . will. t-oll wul.-r and I. I Btun.l ov. r'V''"" y "'" If-I nxmiulls or nlvhl. lllnin i.mlMliviil.- IiHo lour, imriH. 'M.-..I. oil V.0rrli. ii.M', minced onion and c(tift: -I'Jx'e minn tea without letting nniVn brown. Uemove casnernle from fin ami add onc-fouith of the fishi" "Cover with L po't.ito' pared and cut' In virry'thin slices. Adl- Vi Ihe loma loes. ' Continue' layer' fv layM until all is used. The' last layer will Ite'oi' loinrfioes.. 1 ll the1 jouui tocs nn itnt Wry "jificyMiM V -nup or water. Sprinkle with paprika and cover casserole. Pake one and one half hours in a moderate wv"h-. -v '" " V IMOSOM'.lt ItCKAKS JAIL Mi:itKOl:i, ore. : Morris White. ;!f, narcotica peddler and aiiegi-u, ex-cmvici- w;io was arrest - ed here with sevral complete hypo- lermlo s. t.s. narctics ami a still- .-n-li!i)0kc), 11-10:30 p. in., Jtose tfo, escaped from the city jail n,..rv fi:ir((M1R ,inee nrmrn..... this afternoon. It'is thought he I was helped by a confederate who) is believd to have unlocked the! -II .loor will, a :,,.. olal k. y. - l.'M,.om..,ivn nxl'.rclw..s: 3:3IP, ,..,. eiiMT uii.i ihu . iiineiivi i en imiii some timo later. White was arrested hero three mouths ago for bad cheek opera tions nnd . was released several vm ls later alter re ceiving treat ments in t he county jail to cure the dope habit and had not he heard of again until his arrest. Com let I.OS4VS Pnifd'. HAf.KM, (be. C.overnor Pierce revoked Ihe pa rob; issued to l'r'd T. I temlricks, who, was Kcrviui a term of one year in the peniten tiary lu-re on fv charge of larceny committed In M nit noma It co in! y. He was paroled in August, with Ihe understanding t hat he would report to the officials each) month. Instead of compiylng with the teriiis of his parole. If was said that Hendricks went ' to Seal! If. where ho was arrested yesterday. A peniteiitlary guard left .p,. for Seattle in quest of the prisoner, M 'M:i';f ! Th.it . .'i r,: vm-nv. I . Ic tjvor f t I lapj ikgets h-Jtlie to y-ntr 1.. t cifcc appetite jiut! KV rf-r at if it wcrt oayin, "Station i I.'.io.. .he air!" Ks a (l.:vcr, a ti:te-r.cnsution, th:it'l el; -.I' tlicridfiTent from everyday hot c.ik'.s; a fl .vor F! ip.ick gcU from the way it's bietidcJ. A;id it is this same flator ti ff ircncc tli.it has made Flapjack the Iarg.it sclluig hot cake flour in the Weft! "Albert NOT EVEN 3 V. lTtJTH'J . - 1 .SWIV;' " v - ft -. i J M..yrin von & ti'M - 1T-"'AYI'; : . v. I F ' 'i nn TiiiNiis 1 OAKLAND, Calif., "Miss Am Hereupon .uiss iaye i.anpinor hired an attorney uml took n trnin'RrK -.boiu lur measurements ami for New Vnrk vht-n. l ln,u ... .. ..... .... . . . . incuiricai engagement. The nt ini-mw ' mimi .i.,r.,iwi loi'l.cy ' . Hu Rl.ru , , , ,. 5 M''V "iy .' 1 "ol M'm ' nl '"''''cn- ' Jlit wa.il.s $rnnu hair of what TII('KNlAV( I'llltlil'Alt V Mountain Time- Slat loos, CFAC. Calgary,, nn. ( Ltr. Km- (IShkc), 7 p. m.. bedtime story; o. H. f'NU orchestra. - KIAVA. (Kleii, l lali. (riaini- tl.okr). -1-!1 p. m., organ recital , purnmount theater; 5-fi, Ogden mtidlo Oealei-s' progrum. ' KXIV o lorn do KiirluifS. Colo. KOA, Itenver, CHi, (;pji!.lhi- lOUOke), 12:10 p. m Hinlto thea- ' I llT JIlllNimtlit' ''If. ml.ivtllir , ..! ror housewives; 4, culinary hlnls; . 4:1ft, fashion review; G:30, dinner j concert, Prown Pnlaee string or-! chustra, Howard THIoMoh. diieclor. Parlflc '1 line Stadoiw. j KIT. Id Angeles Cat. ( ItlH.r.iu- ! fllOkc), f:30.ft p. in., Pamhoo Cbir- ; dns dance Orchestra; fi, nlghlly-; doings; 6:1.1, KTn Seeing- Call- 1 fornia; fi:S0, vest pocket program; :4 r. Jtndiotorial period; 7-S. pro-' gram. 1 students, Cnlverslty of , Southern California; K-y, program. ! Clurabelle. Patten Wallace, con-j trnlto; 9-10, program, ('bickering; hall; I'l-n. Mabellc J -in and her' Pine lilrd band. j KION, Ihik Ilench, Col. (2:Uin- ' I -i0U). 6-7 p. in., KKON gosnlp I jand amusement in format Inn; 7-K. .Investors hour; X8:K, JlewiM'rt I chat for book lovers; 8:1ft-'), Long; Peach municipal band. 1 Kl'WIt, Hollywood, Cul. (a.lin-: j 1 HlOkc), 8-fl p. rn., PHI Plake, tenor; Hy Kanch nnd his dance or- I I r ! Radio ; mm IP' FLAVOR. tells you tueyie - ww Flai Cf c 'ou just know uiKomniDt. llrv stands for Better BreaiJiUli SKIN I)EEP?t! I G PIMN'T KNOW LANPitlKU IS iMlv AT ALL U ALLKCKIl Pl'HLlCITY MAN SAYS AKK WltOKI.; AMOI T , ViK SAIO lll'lt SMILK ANIi HIS A 1(1 LIT Y OYI-IUCAMK TUKSK I l-;ii:i ''IS. ho aiys Mins Lnuphfer lias rnrned since winning the UtK "Why." said Jacobs In effect, "how could she have won Ihe title without my help when her hips are out of line, her .nostrils aren't I males, her shoulders are loo boy-' ish, and Iter teeth overlap." ; i ifif1.,,v,... ui,,, 11. -i 1.. n.. in.i. men tiiiz.ii-d in.Mii w.Tu ner smne: so thf-y luiKul to chi'i'U lip." 'I-'Klillr.sHi-U.s." ;ltiHviMMl Mf A.,.;,., p,.,.,,,,, , ...i,.,,,,. ukmIii. "(ll riilliw. I Mi.llr.l K. 111.- Jii'lB-.-s. Imt I- .Ihln't II- lU.oiit my ui.tfiisur'iii-'iils iii.t, what n innrr I lll.lin.ianl. 1 m.viT hir.'.l .IncnliM n ll.y in.l.ilti'ily iiki-uI. . cliestra; I oit Parker, billatls 0- 10, program, lion' P. Sinith.1 I initii.i lye. ie;.tra; Sol Cian:j-M(i(ni dance orclu lloopll's Mawaitnns; Ashley sinters; Jn-iL Warner itrothers frolic, fea turing 'Charley" Il';'li'. 'juni'el Can yon Country club dance orchestra. K;o, Oiililnnd, Cab (UlU.Uni S;:ul.c), 7:1 -".-7::o a. in., luahh t raining- ierci.-.es, 1 1 iikIi Parrel Ilobbs; 3; Iff. a p cla.'.s; S ; :t 0, "aiy Slreiigth"; l: '.i'-t p. m., Jihermau, ( 'lay and company luncheon con carl; 4 -ft: .'10,. concert orcherslra. Ho tel St. Yiim:is, Vinton i,a I'Vr rera. comluetor; f::ni-iJ::bi, C.eorge We Try To; Serve Every- body 1ml nut villi infor mation regarding tho othnr fellow's lniri inoss.v i ' UNITED STATES SUM Flafy&e&s f ( A- A ! W, Ludlow and Juno, Isabel Curtis, sek -storied; ! "Thirty nitu Kast," coinctly in thrVo acts, KtlO player WHda Wilson Church, director; music, Arlon trio; 10-1 1, dance 11111 Me. Hotel st. Krancis, Cilrvin-1 leu el's (illfornla t.'ollegiana Ul IMrtlaml, Oiv. ( HMm (Moke), I2::tn-::i(t p. m., concert, Oregon Itudio Trade., association: ri-7, dinner conct-rl, Oldft, Wortmau and King company; 7:r,-!i, lee tori'. Catholic Truth society. Kll.l. Nis Angeles, t al. (-jn.im-Tlbkc). -rt : m p. m., LelKhlon's Arcaile ftiifeleria orcheNtra. ' Jack Cronshawy leader; :!rtl-7:ao, his tory story,. Prof, llertjog: Dickie Hramlon.i screen starlel; 'haflotte Palen Jeanne de liuiil, Joyce t?oad, Helen , I'Vances Levy with Undo John; '7:t5; talk on hen HI), l-r. Phillip M. Love!!; K-, program, 'level In Healty company. KM IIt, llnll.wuMKl, ( itl. (2:tfini liilttkcL n-tf p. m., homo hour. Mammy Hlmnioits and pupils of Carter Weaver In continuity pro gram; tf-lt Starr Piano company studio; S-in. Turner orchestra, ai red Ion Loren. Powell. ' K N X, tiollxwiHMl, cat. (lUH.ttm KlMIKe), 6-fi::tU p. in., Sunny Jim's story; T.;S0, Plrst Presbyterian church organ; 5:5ri, Town Tattler; ti:lfi. travel talk, W. K. Abler; tli:m 7, Alwater Kent concert orchestra; 7-Ji, program, U.' L. Crockett, with llya ItronHon, cellist. May Melion uld 1 lope, pianist, (1oriune Uedd, supra 11 n, ami II. L.'Croekett, bari lone; s-11, program. Willys-Overland den lent; D-1 (1, program, M. Welnsteln company, icay West's Alexandria hotel dance orchestra; lii-ll, Amhusii'ador bote) dance or-' ehcstva. , , ' h K ti,' San l'Van'ls4Hi, Tal. (li;H.;tiu-7(Mkc). t-l! p. m., Itmly fcHger's '.ifrmonl hotel orchestra ; .i::n-3::b) matinee program j 3:10-.-t::in, Cyrus Trob'T's Palace hotel 'Oiioert orchestra; r.': I fi-l: 1 ft,! chil dren's hour stories; G:n-7. Walde mnr I Jnd uml States Hestauraiit orchestra; 7-7; ;ia, Hudy Selger's Fairmont hotel oreliestrn; S-!i, pro KTum, ,le Moltiy glee eltd), Clayton I Lorn, . dir.eclor; ft -in, prpgrain, Avon string ipi inlet, K. S. l-'lynn, director;. Hl.-l t, 'ablrla cafe or chestra. Jack Conkley .director. KPSN, Pasadena, a. (itlfi.din or.dke), S-u p. m., Star-News pro- Women Danger Of offending under the oldest hygienic handicap now ended.. ' New way provides true protec tion discards like tissue WITH tlic old-time' "sani- lufy pail" women realize their constant tlatiRer -of' ol fnse, plus the embarrassment of disposal. And thus spend unhappy days. "KOTliX," a new and rc iiturkaMc way, is now used by 8 in 1U better elass women. V in times as absorbent as ordinary vuttun futj! You iline, dance, motor for hours in sheerest frocks with out a second's doubt or fear. It deodorizes, too. And thus stops A 1.1. danger of ofTend iiiK. Discards as easily as a V piece of tissue. No laundry. No embarrassment. You ask for it at any drtiR or department store, without hesitancy, simply by saying "KOTKX." Do as millions are doing. F.nd old, insecure ways. Knjoy life every day. Packafts of twelve costs only a few cents. No laundry discard like tijjue IF YOU WANT A r.rUJSII for any housc liold use, I have thorn the 0l)omo make. Electric Light Globes . 2,rc F, L LILLY Hardware Main 85 Cleaning Sale TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS Wonderful Opportunity DIG REDUCTIONS IN PRICES Standard Laundry Co. rhone Main 56 Dry Cleaners Phone Main K jtTST ARRIVED!-- New Spring Hats ' $7.75 to ?i2.r,o PVTMAN'S Ladies' Keady-To-Wear and Millinery gram, rHatli-na diainber of 00m-; nieree. 1 '. ' ; . ' UTAH. 6nklnml... CM. (2-lot.i-li:r0kc), 9-!:30 a- m., prayer m-rv-Ice. hev. 0. W. Phillips; 12-1 p. m., limeheon f oouct rl; S-1 o. pro gram. Oaklund fire dopu.it ment. ' Lin fleh I Diivo IV-ltiin. McMINNVILLK, Ore. Petitions bearltiK the immeu of mom thau MX) locuL voters who ubk the ad- Ottlon of tho Linfleltl collegu cam. pus to the property within tlut city limits, wero finished here to day und will he submitted to the city council nt its meeting. - Following the incorporation of THE BIGGEST MONEY-SAVING EVENT IN YEARS. " : WATCH! ! :C ARK'S HIM! rjnnouncing Complete ivith Cabinet JESSE ROSENBAUM ELECTRIC SHOP Opposite rostoffice. Main 104 Bil s FREE DEMONSTRATION EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER CO. ? - the icolb ge into the city, If b-jcH be aircci'Ksfnl, community teudeit plan to petition for a $50,000 hont election to nmkft good a pledge mnde last July by the chamhr at cotnmciei to the $500,000 . tarn paiivn fur buiidima for th cam. 1'1. ' ' 3 " " - RALKM", Oro.-r- Protest affainst tho proponed abandonment of th VVlllameilo Valley Sou thorn rail road from Kaylor ututlon to Mount Angel, a distance of 11 miles, wa4 nmdo befow the public nervlcft rcmmisslon hero hy a delegation of dllKcna from Mount Angel and Monitor. - .' : rripiaoire. P. o.h. Da.Tjtoa.0- '' ' : Or Make your ovn ice box a Frigidahe for $190. 1 ? ' v ;4fS3f Out-r' mffm standing--; Advantages No wear on clothes; Simple easy to under stand; Quiet; All-metal wringer; Wash nnd wring at same time; No heavy parts to lift; Washes heaviest and most delicate clothing equal ly well. P m. m w ffif .t. E
