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VOLUME XXIV.
SECOND SECTION
LA GRANDE, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1926.
NUMBER 209
CHAUTAUQUA
OUT OUR WAY
WILLIAMS
PROGRAM GU
T
KNTKJU'iM
I'ronraniH or 1
WB. On. Juno 11.
I'roKraniH or 1 Jin JMitiw,trt8e Chau
liLttii'ia arrived lliu first or tho
Mt-i k nml u committee mooting was
U-ll Munduy nlffht to preparo for
m (In- cntertahiinentH.' It was decid
ed not to miiuo it :m ou right free
i-htiutautia. but (o soil tickets auN
lieinii lo pajuxpensea, and to re
Hcrvi' Hi" central part of tho lent
lor the ticket liolderH, kfivina tho
rt'iRainder of t ho suta free. Chulrs
will l ust'd to sut tho reserved
sec lion and benches "! for tho. free
Hi-etion. ' , t
As 1 ho chautau'enu corts $1100,
jiIuh local expens tt will be nec
issitry to sell , tho equivalent of
niort! than 440 season tickets at
$:fu lo pay tho hi Hi Those who
wish to attend ono performance
only wilt pay tho usual admission
price lor scats in tho reserved sec
tion, p i
Automobiles will not bo permit
led on the grounds near the tout,
us tin y havo been a KTe.it annoy
' mice in years past. Curs havo been
run up a?uinat tho Hint Is, -in the
.way of persons coming and goliitf,
and tho drivers havo not hesitated
to tart. their uachlncs and pull
out In tho mldHt of a program.
, t'huutuutiuu dated an; Juno 23
to 27, five days, and tho Cadmoaii
luireuu will put on tho program.
This Is tho same bureau which hue
furnished the. program nt all previ
ous chaiitauquns In Enterprise,, and j
is the only organization In tho i
field In tho northwest. Ellison &
While, who formerly operated hflrc
sold out to the C'admeun early this
year, and retired from tho field.
The daily program follows:
' Wvdivreriny, Juno S3
Afternoon : organisation of juni
or:. ,
livening: Happy harmony, Do
Willp Concert ieis.
'Jiuirsdiiy, . Juno 24
Afternoon; Mixer Concert, com
pany. Kvenlng: concert by Charles S.
Mixer and assisting artists; ad
dress, "Six Cylinder Living," by
Jr. Frank Klwood Gordon.
J'Hdnv, June 2.'.
Afternoon: prelude concert For-
... v By
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iliW .I'lPi A1 1 s".itoTEtofwf ms we-b-AN'He: "Von wais'
1 I i 4 ' W SHOP 'Ml6wM WAO Pufe FuUUV luro. (n .T L iHCt
m, J'pl.mi;:!, made a-8ic i Ve vmorw.ioo. ;au whuv"
wU m l M:' Aureaow : n' she. shoue him coXuh mcnT
;!; j U tim, Ij! SOPPRl-SIM' HOW . MAKE. MO VM6AK A . flOUMO
'! ' 2! 'SHE. KiM CHANGE. NOfui POIMfe STamO Oof. vNlTrA-- AH
;:t' Vi;1;!;: i! MOUU LOOKS M OWE MesSUH-HER SMI.E Bua. P i3 .
-A'i: Irli' I OPERATION. ITS ALL O' MASSAGE l'3 K-H.V l-.-W
,1' H :i-'V HANO VNORK TOO. A COLORFUL " M-M
Jf?VAI.Ll.PiM5
Oi92d ar nc wnvicc wc. ,
guson's operatic singers: "looliirc,
tho Mark Twain of tin! Orient, No
Wong Pttrk. ,
Kveniirg: concert by yerguson's
light opera singers.
, i
: " fiat unlay, June 0
Afternoon: Broadway concert,
Luetic Klmoro company
Kvcnlng: - bits irom "Stepping
Stones," l-uclle Klmoro company:
lecture, , "Tho Wuy Out," by J.
Franklin Uabb.
K Sunday. June 11
Afternoon: ptaygound festival
by punlors, "How Actors Act' by
Mlsner players,
Tho Mixer company is of parti
cular local Interest becauso Mrs.
Mixer was Luetic Iiunbur, and Is a
daughter of Mrs. K. 1). McCully.
She Is pianist and rcitder. The
Ferguson light opera singers are
four In number, and havo their
own accompanist. There are six
members of tho dramatic company
which gives the play "New
Brooms" tho closing night.
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out Sacrificing Quality
Interests Modern Women
"ITH many thousands of
modern housewives
Mazola has proved to be
as rich as expensive butter
for shortening it makes
better-crained and lighter
cakes. To prove this, follow your
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Mazola than the quantity of but
ter specified. Remember Mazola
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Why not try Mazola with this
recipe for
NUT CAKE
1 cup Sifted Pastry
Flour
1 cup Sugar
1 teaspoon Baking
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MtaVi cup milk
4 teaspoon Salt
1 cup Chopped
Walnuts
i cup Mazola i -
2EkB' -.1
1 teaspoon Vanilla
Sift flour, ugar, baking powder and salt three
times and add walnuts. Take i cup Mazola,
break in eggs, add enough milk to fill cup and
mix with dry ingredients, beating thoroughly.
Add flavoring and bake in moderate oven
about hour.
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PERRY PERSONALS
1'EHRY (Special) Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Trlppo wens shopping in Ii
Grande Saturday. .
juvrenco Itoberlson and his
nephew Italph Hobertson, motored
lo lu Grande ono day la.st weuk.
Kurt Stoddard Is ut Salt like
City tht week.
A. H. Kelly was -calling uion
Perry people recently.
Jola Itobert.son and somo friends
visited tho Cove - swimming 'pool
last Saturday ufternoon.
Mr. iind Mrs. Nephl Combs, of
Iai Grande, called' upon Mrs. Uilrt
Kail Friday. m . ; .
Mrs. Mary Murray and daughter
Pearl departed for The Jhilles lust
Saturday to visit Mrs. Murray's
brother. (
Frank Parson wnd Jacob Murray
spent Saturday afternoon on Cath
erine creek fishing for salmon.
S. A. Itobertson called upon Mrs.
George Itobertson one day last
wevk to call a school meeting. Mr!
Kohert.son is clerk of the sellout
board here. J
Goldm- Pohrman of T-y. Grande
was a Perry visitor last Monday.
The St mum; brothers' ' of J,a
Grande, visited at tho Walt p
Thompson home Monday evening.
Miss Verla Dean, visited Mr. und
Mrs. Gene IJonham recently.
Mrs. J.eonard Norlhcott called
upon Mrs, Ij. W. Itobertson re
cently. Kllwibelh Johtmsen and Tora
Murray called upon Mrs. George
Decorated
Belckel one day the first or tho
week.
Victor Combs was a Ia Grande
visitor ono eHiy last week.
Mrs. Ole Mathson was shopping
In ai Grandn Saturday. .
Miss Virginia Gitiy is UBstsling
Mrs, J. K. Jensen with her house
work.
The Crown Prince of Sweden
bane visiting the United States. -
1
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vill be in effect during the season, June 18 to
September I. You can spend your entire
vacation there or make it as a short side trip on
pour way eait.
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information and make your reservations.
PACEHTIC
VACATION ROUTE
u. II. KKHNKY,
Agent
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L R. Hrrnrt of Dakersncld. Calif..
uvH th llf of a Japanese baby in
a fire at Bakernld fast winter Now
he ha received the rterration of th
Scarlet Ribbon from the emperor of
Japan. In addition, many Japanese
aocleties in this country have
into expressions of tribute
Most
Women
Have stopped old hygi
enic methods to assure
real immaculacy. NEW
way gives true proteo
tion discards like tissue
FEW modern women but
employ a new and different
way in hyRicnc. A way that
supplant (lie old-time "sani
tary pad" with true protection.
Wear filmy frocks and liRlit
tilings . . . any time. Dance,
motor (or hours without doubt
or fear.
It is called "KOTEX" . ; .
five times as absorbent as the
ordinary cotton padl
ThorouRbly deodorizes , . .
thus ending ALL fear of of
fending.
S Discards as easily as a
r piece of tissue. No laundry.
No embarrassment.
You ask for it without hesi
tancy at any drug or depart
ment store siniplv bv saying
"KOTKX." Costs only a few
cents. Proves old ways an
unnecessary risk.
ore x
No laundry discard like tissue
WALLOWA
PERSONALS
WALLOWA. Ore. Special) Hoy
ClHsttn wont to Iiowta Vnlley1 tho
first of tho wook to help II. C.
llel-KB with his haying,
John t'ouch, ot Leap, was haul
ing liiinhor from hero the first or
tho week to usu In finishing his
new barn, '. ,
J. 11. Hnun, ot Bviina, him hud n
crew of men busy tho post week
rebuilding fence, around part of his
hill ranches. Ho Was . also busy
part of tho week cleaning out wu
tor holes for his stock. Htock wa
ter Is short In many parts of the
county, and wells which have held
up well in past year, are showing
xlgns of failing. Glenn English nnd
Kliiier Oshorne, who aro , plowing
Hiimmerfallow at the Hnun ranch
es, state that water Is scarce, and
are hauling water . for a distance
of several miles to wuter their
work horses. i ,
George Cuaslns h:td the misfor
tune to get one of his work horses
badly cut In a wins fence recently.
Mrs. H. W. Meek and sons and
Mrs. J. H. aaslln attended ths
Memorial day services hero Mou
day afternoon.
Kugeuo Oustln finished work
for Al Bnyder. of Middle Valley,
tho Inst of the week.
Dee Gitalin returned home' the
first ot the week front Lostlne,
where ho spent several days, ho Is
busy at present helping II. C.
HeggH. with his haying, v ,
Tl' Hev. a. H. I'Vcso and Chus.
rhoinpson. returned home Krlday
evening rnom Duker whero they at
tended tho stnto grnngn conven
tion. They -repori a Inrgo . atten
dance at tho meeting, with somo
lively discussion on soiio of tho
questions brought up. A class or
five hundred persons were given
the sixth degree. T. O. Johnson,
A. W. Johnson, H. M. l'liclffer and
II. II. Oliver also attended the
moellug from here, returning
homo Saturday.
The funeral of Edward Geobel
was nttended by a lurge number
of people, hero Muturday after
noon. The mill, was closed down
during tho afternoon In order that
fellow workinon could attend the
asTiiese
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STUDENTS HAN l'AS
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. No smok
ing for RudcllffQ college students.
Tho student body h is votod almost
unanimously to ban tho uso of fugs
everywhere, whether In or out of
Cambridge. Heretoforo ' smoking
had been forbidden only In dormi
tories und . tho olty of Cambridge.
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fish. Custom men will pour thun
10.000 gallons of alcohol into
Now York harbor today. The aU
cohol was seized on tho H. 8. EUor
last April. . ' ' . ' ' ' .
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14 bars Crcmc Oif Soap 79c
, 5 bars Crystal White
1 pkg. Peets Washing Powder t
3 bars Crcmc Oil .........................
...69c
3 pkgs. Peets Soap Powder.........:.. $1.18
(1 pkg. free)
VEGETABLES FRESH EVERY DAY
Green Peas, 4 lbs ............ 25c
3 Large Heads Lcttuce....:..;.............25c
Walla Walla Hothouse Tomatoes, lb..35c
Elgin Tomatoes, lb .................45c
2 bunches Carrots :.-.....:.,..15c
New Solid Cabbage, lb..........J.............. 5c
Stringlcss Green Pod Beans, 2 Ibs.....:...35c
3 bunches Green Onions......... ;..;...:....10c
New Potatoes 5c lb.
Large Imperial Cantaloups, each ..15c
Turnips, 2 bunches......... ; ....15c ,
Strawberries - Raspberries and
Loganberries
'
Set of Glass Mixing Bowls...:.- 79c