Wednesday, November 3, lite
Page Two
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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. . - Children's
SCHOOL, SWEA TERS
A wide variety of colorful sweaters
especially practical for school and play.
Moderately priced. ' , .
.cptndab!e TT'11 9 Dependable
Values . lllll S ' Quality
LIVE AND LET LIVE, THAT'S HIS MOTTO
1
AtJ AOV.WLUAM
. Be Kwp 7b AX UVMQ
1 Them ffc Wr"
CONFIDENCE VOTE
PLEASES 0. N. GJ
Iln'or R. "R. Huron and
lien in His Command
Appreciate Stand. '
WALLOWA
PERSONALS
"- II "-stf J
i . Tha?J R7fefrv good iJtwWfV I I 1
; em? .Sihseawts' , y mpm XUm & A1? I
I V5 cents w ; li ft YtfMrfiVl V ML C '
MO S:2.
3 &Q-
Phu Will Spsak-
At The. Dalits,
Early this niorntnjr, When suffi-eb-nt
rrttirns'liad been received by
The Observer lo assure paunA of
the armory bonding bill, llajor Jt.
li, Huron, In charge of the second
battalion, 1 HCtU Infantry, Oregon
r.nt! nnal jruard. impressed, Appro
ri.tinn nn tiohutf of tho eunrdiunfa
In liin af-a for the aupport glv.-n ,h"n 'or r"n V"- ,
WALLOWA. Ore. .Fpwlal)
WV-rt MoOinnts. of Powwatka, wa:
In thts community the first of the
ww.'lt KMlprtnr ioiw rattle whirn
had strayed out from the rung''
H. C. Bergs ree-nily bo 14 iwmc
betf cot (If lo J. U Muiw.ll h
Many of th rutiT tariff In
ho pajitun li viiU-y urf in
fin condition now. With Hih
thJ n com In )f r I y w li i P t h
w-athr wan warm. Krutw on Ihf
mnf- irot nifely mart d and tMad
escllfrnt fall fcd. A niMiib4- of
lUoc-kffia vfutc thai run rondi-
ttons- hav Ix-i-n lf-tt'T tdlu fall
lh bill In thf rity; ! ' '
"T!w l.ull'imff of an armory In
T.a f;raml will m-an a K-at deal
to tli- iw-rond baitatlon." he ftnid.
"It would a-rve an battalion hAd
quarters and all five roranici In
my conunondrnlon. Hakir. Pn
dlcton. Thf Ia11iB and la Orande
will b-n-flt ffra(jy from urh an
InMitutlon. If (u-ani a frout
to the bcya to le (rla auoli a -rlnriT?
vol of ronfidfue by the
c'tii-nii of th la rity." . " j
; .V
Sow I'p To IxrWature f
IOHllrw;
or the
buinH trlcttor the first
wt'k.
t'har)'- KlJnKhomnHr and w1f-.
of lap, were vl tt I Lor a hn fhr
last of the
iioyd Hra, nova b-en busy tht
part few days bailing hay for T. G.
Johnson at thf; t V. Mum ford
farm mat of town.
M. A. JVI'tsoq, who baa ban-d
thft t-W. M urn ford fa nil, baa bad
two. tum buay ulowinf tht-re the
past wffk.
T. O.' Johnwon and ifp were via
Illnv Hundav at the John Couch
The paa.iaKf of the msaur here home at, lap.
pbdK'B the rlfy to bond ta;f to lM.e unA Gaatln wvr
thr-.i-xv-nt of I2S.000 to add to j,etpiny Ham Mk bank out wood
already on hand to match wek-. . -..
i:n expected approprtailon pf $40.- Mayo Walker, who U 'attend
UUD from the afte lf1aiatur. ' iug hijrn ttt Knterprtae.
ft-ntliijent here la that with 0.O00 UVpL tha wk end with hia par
nt hand hirr, the atata (ffflala- enlB u'j iap,
tur'r will not heaitate- tn, approve i j w Ch'jerai of Enterprise,
an urrnory for I -a Grande and will WM a vulUor hvrfl tpe hi9L ot the
take atipa nereaaary to secure its y.
conatrurtlon., ; ih.'v Moore ha leased the C. H.
Tti" bonus will not be sold it the Thorpe furin west of tow n, w hich
Flat- should fall to make an appro- baa been operated by G. U. Mar
prfation and the question pf wbelb- tJn the past two years,
t r I. a Grande Kts an armory now Wayne J'rince, of, i'owwatka.
rrs entirely upon th leiflalature, was a buiiR visitor here the laid
whb-h will
January ut
convene
Halem.
the first of
Fruitvale Wins .
In Apple Exhibit
or tlx H'erk, 1r. 1'rince atalrs
hat- much log cutllDK unl other
UiHlmr work Im U-lng 4oiui nuw.
until sirr faii-s
U AUdVA.Kii a (iuo.ooe
llbpl nult rilrd by Mauri Narinand
1 of lh fUnui hu ben ijiMnliiaet.
KUEEWATER, Or., Nor. 3 ulonit with hw pli. for Inli-rven-Thf
tjili unuuat Mlltoa-Frevwatur don in a dlvorcv sull filed by Mr
lippli' shov opened hero villi ox- Georgia W. i'hurrh. ilra. i'hurrh
a -llent di)la- of appln, anwJi rlaima in her aull that Bliaa Nor
fr iira and yt-Ktablea, Many fin- niand visited her hunband In nigbl
trie uit! tmide in tho poultry ill- Ar-m whll they were both In the
l!i i and wuiueii'a departutania. m im. UfVIPUW'a. w ,
rrulti'alo won the honors In thai
Olat.-ut OUplay. the H. 8. IJonl- r OI T r71F!7MT .V THAWIff
aon booth flrat for ahipiwra, and
Art Koon flrat for the growaa
boot I). C. I- !.ODg of O. A, :.,
judged frutta and vegeuba; W.
i lialdv.ln o( Walla Walla col-l-re.
poultry: . Mra . J.' E. Jonea,
i.ttitc elrj U-nder, cannad vefu
tablea And fruits- Tha largo build
U K n:ia crowded when surround-lib-
coinmunltiea anil Wall Walla
pul ou a projcrunif
two
aul
(lil.
.'IXrJtV Hllll'I'f.ll
IIHklii.iKK, Nov. I, Will)
tr 'tu points. Uulnably
KiooK'j. worktnr overtltne,
r'ir J eclery have gone out
r -un with nbout oa tnueh more
to r'H. They rultlnK waaon will
en I :iout th.' middle of llerrm
b . ' iiMhouBJi' nirru ieql will w
)( pt in eolij tttorage o supply
the linllduy deinund.
A duck hunter In New Jersey
kllb-'t u leoiiurd w tlleh had il
l.id from n coo. If a leopard
lun't ";ile In the woods, w h..t
eh:in'e lias a poor row
Colds
Ended overnight
There's a way to m rolds ao
mlil( mid effirb-nt that we paid
I crMi,ijMii tor 11. That way U
HJI.I.'H. It stops rolds In 2 hours.
llKrks river, opens the bowel.,
linn toned the entiiv sem. Mil
lions itnploy it beruuse It brltiK
nn- ti prompt, roinpli te results, (lo
1 ry finw, " t
HtXLS airt-BfoaQuinkw
IU wirevMi HILL'S, tm Hmmj lu..
waw svMaw n aa4
Adv.
Minerva
Savs
sleii wImi wcw Arh Vt-wi-wr
Mnm aiul OKfonl
utar me of M tnut Hiajlr
sIm., on th market. Hi
bai tlwaj in hla.it and
Itrnwu ttibwH. Ikrtli hImmw
ami mronlt will, built-in
mt'Ii stlikHi irently Mippurt
t Im an -li and air perf im
itmi titrt ti I Ik fotrf. Tim
litcle ! nutlileU htsTher on
tlM- ltibk' Ihaa tlir wit u
a to .liMrtlMitn the sHrlit
n tlm tMrtium tf Utc fu-d
tfiily. Tlii pmtnu raj-
lolfaMK the txtf lUOJ Of lltO
fotM and iMelHa Itvr foot In
normal Mltlon. ThiUV wtiy
llM-y arr ilirrerrnt fruai ouai
ni in mail nimmn.
The B00TERY
ftw wiim, always arom.
I'sdon Maila,
1
i iii
I
. v.. .:f
a
Iuvld Holiertwin. Keeund Mew
uid on the Leviathan, and the
fcold wutrh bearlhK the Itnnmun
iau erent tind pmw n, given him
by tjneen Mnrte In uppreebillon
of IliM iillenlloiiM lo her vi'tKe
to the I'nltvd Hlate-i.
NO AMATEUR NOW
n
r re
JjSBT- - : 'i '
j Aaothar Krsnrb Unnl star hsa
j turned profeaonsl to play for
, f 'bsrlsa C. "Cash Carry ' IMa.
1 1 mis urns it ui rerat. wbo soon
j nlll be seen In a sritm of matches
HOT -IAKK.Xov. HpeclaJ)
Dr. W. T. Thy haa arcepted an
invitation to address Kiwanlana of '
Tke iJaJiata Thursday noon. Fol- ;
lowing this he will po down to '
Portland to preside that evening ;
at a meeting of the state board of
health and Friday he will oct as
chairman at three sessions of the
stitle uu--nit?a bard of a.hiru (
?roup he is also president. Tne
tuKnics ima-ting is to be in Salvm
but Jr. Fby willaeUirn to Fort- ,
land to attend the hors show an 1 i.
the Facitic Inirnational Live
stock alios that eveidns.
SiwUI brrlrt put in by farm-, At a wine tastlnc contea
n .nrinsr for the , Wi.-abadwi. (erinany. it Hast
I(urke company. . While a f air j thai. "
volume of tnese Derrus nw-- -
xen Uu spring. It 1. natural that yond 60 year, a arge numb,
The yield in the first year .hould eholee wine, had retained
1 Ught" i lualt"" ovcr a I,unlr(5 ear
Urge Increase in ;
Strawberry Acreage
ASTOIUA. Ore.. Nov. 3 Re- j
newinff Its proxrujn for the devel- (
Gprrtent of a strawberry crop atjil- ;
able for proceaslnif by frerin. ;
th IJurke Facklns company i -again
encouraging; the puuitinx :
of strawlfrr' aereaa to the Mar-
shall variety, 'which is the accept- t
etl type for this proci-ss. . r
A considerable acreage of Alar- !
Women's
Health
Is protected and charm as
sured this NEW way of
solving their oldest hygi
enic problem; true protec
tion; discards like tissue
Your Stationer
A store, equipped to supply your
office with everything from a Pencil
to a Filing Cabinet
Your private desk with the best in
Correspondence Paper, Pens, Inks,
etc.
Your party with Favors, Cards, and
prizes
Yourself with the. famous Water
man and Parker Fountain Pens-r-and
Refilling Pencils with their famous
guarantee.
Let Us Be Your Stationer.
Newlin Book & Stationery Co.
Marshfield Budget
Is Set at $89255
tivflles and general supervision
here. Religious work Is self -support
in&.
- i
County Offices
Are Discontinued
MARSH FIELD, Ore.. Nov. 3
bud ret of !f.25A.St to cover
he exprnea of the city of slarsb-
field for 1 V27 was prepared re-
en tly by the budget committee
which includes the tnx councilman
and six taxpayers, and following a
liscusslon of the various items the
stlmate was adopted by the coun-
The total budKt for IV26 was
fss.THS.OO. .
JSalariea of the chief of police.
fire chief and secretary of the fire i
Jepartinent wer lncreaatd by the
ominlttee. Tho salary of Chief
Jack Carter, wbo baa been on the
pollt-a force for 25 years, was
aised from $U& to 1&U a month
or from H&ou to' lttou a year.
hat of the fire chief from $5 to
135 a month, and that of the sec
vtary of the. fire departno-nt from
$0 to f 1 SO a year. The $10 a
PurtsJnMrj oPYhaMa-Vrvtary. IVorm
ohnson, was set lu years ago and
be increase In work necessitate
.he boost, the committee believed.
SAYS KKCKKTS IIOSIC
ROCHESTER. X. V. Houdini
did not have any s-crets as far as
his fellow magician nvnre con
cerned. In the opinion of Thurston,
the magician. "It is a mistake to
tell the general public that Houd
ini carried his secrets with him
to tha grave," says Thurston. "Hut
Of course. tb se secrets arc not
bold Lo the public."
FRIKXDS HOLD KIX'lUrTS
CHICAGO The secrets o!
Houdint's magic live In the mem
ory of four friends, a friend here
believes. Leonard Hicks. hotel
operator and lifelong friend of the
magician says the secrets were re
vealed to him. to Houdini's broth
er and to two astfstant mnglctanH.
DALLAS, Ore., Nov. 3. In an
order signed Tuesday by County")
j co,it;m.sionera li IxieU and Gard- J
ner, the a i vices of the county
engineer ar.l surveyor are d;s-
i penscd witb until Jan. 1,
ynd all surveys discontinued for
j the present The order stated
tfrnt luck of funds made the ac
tion necessary. It was not signed
by Judge. Huwl;ins, third member
of tb' court.
. The British government has.
granted temporary settlement i.i
I .anIon to 1 7u Rursian Jt wh w:io
'have been trying for three years
; to enter the t'ntt"l States.
2 ways of making hot cakes
Q CORES of women's disorders
U are largely traced today to old
time "sanitary pads," insecure and
unsanitary.
Eight in 10 better-class women
today employ "KOTEX."
Wear lightest gowns and frocks
without a second thought, any day,
anywhere.
NO LAUNDRY i
S Discards as easily as a piece of
r tissue. No laundry.
Five times as absorbent as ordi
nary cotton pads!
Deodorizes. Endj ALL fear of
offending.
You get it at any drug or depart
ment store simply by saying
KOTEX." No embarrassment.
In fairness to yourself, try this
new way. Costs only a few cents.
Twelve in a package.
KOT
No laundry discard like tissue
Bohnenkamp's Mortuary
Fifth and Spring St.
CMain42
"1
Salvation Army
Fund Drive On
WE.VATCHKK, Wash.. Nov. 2 -after
fixing the total campaign
mdget at fG&uu, ifcilvation Army
ampalgn workers, coimlsiing o'
romlnent local people, swing Into
ctlon on S drive for runds on
fonday nud will continue for n
eek. Minard Anthony of t.i j
K-aJ advisory board of the St
ation Army directs tit cait
tign. One of the main objects of the
rlv wlil be to provide funds so
le army may have a home tier
nth funds to rarry on Its tvel
te, social ami educational work
luring th year. The rainpahrn
mdget constats of two main
U-n is, one Ire log $;kjmi fur the
t u rc h a s- of a lot for the f u I u re
tome of the army, uud MT'hi io
apeoded Tor rents, welfare
ind twiul work, educational sc-
The Ancient Way
First you measure, mix
and sift the dry ingre
dients the flour, the
salt, the baking pow
der, the sugar. Then
you beat the eggs thor
oughly, add required
miuc and stir tins mix
ture slowly in to the
dry ingredients. Add
the melted butter and
beat the mixture to a
smooth batter. Then
bake the hot rakes
made without Flapjack,
IheFkpjacklVay
Justaddaljtdf millc
to Flapjack, stir and
bake that's all! '
PIA7VO STl'DKNTS
Learn the "style used by Radio
Records and I'layer Roll 'Art
tsts. Sheet Music lemontratr.
Dance and VaudeviHe Pianists,
Theater 1'innlnts and Organists.
Unwritten music will increase
your popularity. Taught only :it
DON'T READ THIS
and
YOU MAY LOSE MONEY
Closing Out Entire Stock of '
Hardware, Stoves, Ranges, Harness,
Builders' Hardware, Etc.
Fixtures for Sale.
Nov. 4 to Nov. 18.
ELGIN HDWE. CO.
Elgin, Ore.
94!ben rtamJf for
Wetter Break faitt"
YE THIS
in your kitchen today
p mo
I kU'.l i Maf --a. .T". X
then multiply this
coffee saving
by 40
Actual liuhco Uborjlory tests
have rrovud bevood ouesuoii ttut
M I B has more bods, more Urtnah,
more coffee tubitdrvrc It's concentrated
that's whv! But we wouU like you to
prove this in your own kitchen. We would
like vou to ace for yourself how you can use
less of M J B to the spoonful snd still enjoy a
6ne. full bodied cup of coffee. Then
Consider that the average family uses 40
cups of toffee per week and you begin to see
the real codec sjvuig you get in M J B-
M'J-B Coffee
there's Economy in its Strength
in
I v.ti:rma i-iaxo scnoor. h
II Phone Otf'J-W. 17U3 Ad.'itns I H
I WfiMM ! .1 r '
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m rri
--M PLAIN
NS5 Pie Crust
If you think good pie crasr is hard to mik: try making it
with Snowdrift Use your own recipe or try this very good
pie crust recipe from Kate Brew Vaughn.
4
1 Cup! F.'i:r
,'4 Tin'pmn Si.'l
s Cup S::ou Jr:j't
Sift ihe flour and salr. and cue in the Sn.iwdnft quietly ss roj.
$-.blc . Cutting iq ,th two silver Ln:y injures the rr.o-t unilorm
cistribuuoo. Do not ute 100 grej! ctrc Id hive th:, shonrmr.
thorough! miiri h flikicM paf -T ihc most cuickly made
Ajd tne ux water a hole at a lira, ilukine ,n vi:h a tpoon, and
use 11 little as posiiblt. Div.de the piste 11 hilvct and ru j
roll out to m the pins. Should be biked u 4:3 decrees ! until
Uainaina to bioao. then rtaiuce to j,.- degrees until done
Um rcsultsare secured bt thoroughly chilling all irSredients
H.v..i. in. icvirr mikes sumacnt crust 1
pie or two open UceJ pies.
t lot 0:1c tworust
a r
Snowdrift
ich creamy shortening that makes excellent pie
crust