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Ha (irani JEiiMtng (ilwrur VALLEY NEWS GENERAL NEWS VOLUME XXV-. LA GRANDE, ORESON; FRIDAY, JANUARY 1928. NUMBER 123 1 Over The Valley r - Muliul E, Morton, Valley News Editor Mother Very 111 Mrs. MeKenzle, mother of Mrs. I Frunk McKttinfs, of Jmuler, ilea cry low at the. home, oC her daughter, with whom she liuir lived fitr u numher of ycm-H. Her condi tion lms-4jen very critical tor bcy- ltuI duyn. . . : O ' Moves To Tiillcnt IMuw Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gannett mve moved onto the. homo place of the lute John H. urtd Mrs. Tnl- Iont near, Cove. Mrs.1 Tallt'nt will continue to reside there with them; o Funeral of Mrs. Hycv 1 '', The funeral of Mm. Mlke'Itoyce, of Summerville, held Wednesday at j the cliupel in the HuhimorvHIc ccmetery was very largely attend- ed, attesting to the respect which the community hadfor the dr ceased, lie v. J.elf Awes of I A Grande had charge, of the' hitpros slvo service, music having been furnished byr'Mr.. and Mrs. I-rank WoodeD, Mrs. Waym Purk.- Mr and Mrs. T.oo Nelderor. Mrs. Irene , Conrad and Mr. Starncs. Mrs, Hoyve came to the' . HujnmervSJlts community, a bride, about six years -go. her home having been li Cleveland, Ohio. Shcwas very tal ented, of a friendly dlsnOBitlon and very soon made for herself a large, ! nlacc Id commtmlty affairs.. Her 4 uin,.cu fitituJ luwk tn Inst snmrnriv , and during all the intervening ( monlhs her condition had been re-, gurded as very serious. She was ot Hot t.ake for d month.and was , later taken to a Portland hospital where her death occurred the first--' of this week. Ilesides Jfer husband,' two fp-ns and one step-daugh-t, ter, Mrs. Koyce is survived by a sistor and brothers in Ohio. . o - lletunts to Monmouth . ; Miss Thelma Anderson, a fresh- j man at Monmouth normal, return- . ed Sunday to her school work af- ter having spent her vacation ut the hofne of her parents, Mr; and Mrs. Logan Anderson at the Cove, Gire Splemlhl laneing Vnvty in spite of the weather, the members of the Kebekah and Odd Fellows club at Suinmervllle urn exceedingly well pleased over the resulls of the danctng.party which they g.-(ve ut the Masonic hall at SummerviUe. on New Year's eve. The parly was a benefit for tho piano fund, and something over - M) was reall.ed. A. fine supper ; yas also served by-tho-, ladies.- Mlu-:L "iic was by the Stuart orchestra of La Gratjde. 0 J'.-T. A. .Meets Monday Tlie first regular meeting of tho pnreni-ieacner asHoeiaiion ui wp nierville will be held at the school house on. next Monday evening Cod Livfer PUNIS Lucky Kids of today need no coaxing to take their daily cod liver oil! U -This Nexa kind Coco Cod tastes so good that babies call it "Y;eji-Yum and beg1 for more! Full strength and pure, Coco Cod has all the vital life-gi-'ing vitamins that build surg ing robust athletic health into growing little bodies. js Yours a Lucky Kid? Give your children Coco Cod, and watch their bodies grow" daily with vigorous, ath letic strength and vibrant energy 1 Seethe bloom cf health redden in their cheeks! The Only Oil with ALL FOUR Vitamins Demand Coco Cod to be sure nf getting all four cf the necessary vitamins. Other cod liver oils have Vitamins "A" and "D -but Coco Cod has all four 'A", "B", "C" and "D". ,;, V The Cod Liver Oil (hat Tas tes Is being nrruijBod and i. Is ex- ! . 7. . .... pectcd that there uiil uu a lurjre. attendancc. The Invitation has gone out to patrons of nearby schools, sticf i as Dry Creels i'ifas ant Grove, etc., who have no sneh ..organization, to join wilh the Sum nicrviito people. Itcliirn.H 1 'ron i likc , Charles Hnrnunn, who has boon at the Lake for some time reeelv- Inff troutmont for rheumatism has returned to his home on the Covo highway. l- o Sew Vcar's I'aity , ' Members of the -Country Worn- en's cluh and tlielr families partir- inated in a watch night parly Sat uruay evening at. the home of Mrs. C. : I). ' Huffman, on Covo avenue and .it was u very happy party, In deed. The evening was devoted to games of different kinds, and I lo enjoying -the excellent New Year's programs which we rn nom- lng In from all the radio HtaHpns. A delicious luncheon was served ! during the evening, . j . O . l'mtfa Also Daiiuutct! ' In the collision which took p)nr, on the highway between I-;'nnd City and Coniey, New Yoi Kvv mo I'onuao sport roadster ttr also suf- fei'ed serious damacren as well nt the Dodge sedan .as previously ' mentioned in these columns. The car. which .belonged to Mr; and ! Mrs. Ivan Payne, of Hrownsville, Oregon, visltlnj? at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ott. at Sum- morVille, was also thrown Into the ditch following the collision. Mrs. Payne's sister. Miss Leila Ott, a student at the Imblcr high school was on of the passu ngera in the car, and sustained some injuries about her fuce and head." Hl I'umlly (Withering 1 liiiiiiMKiitilo i-niolu nu1fi. if tni- po.sslble to gather all the over the valley pews at present, and we are j lute lnjiearing of the large family reunion 'and Cbrlslmas 1 dinner. held at the home of Pioneer and Mrs. George Gray on lower -Covo 1 road.- Die company of children, grandchildren and relatives assem- bled numbered about forty-four and If was one of "the most enjoy- able Chrltmus diunera of which mention has been made, ', - J o , install Tomurron Mew: officers of -ML , V'annte grange will be Installed a I the retf- Ular meeting to be held at their hall in the Cove tomorrow. 0 Accepts Position ah Ai.ujuni' imiiniprv, iiit-nii- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wall- singer, of.Vak'Ha neighborhood, mi i i Oil Once a $ -w xmm m ...mi I a i rs Like Chocolate I lias Receptee a att-notfriiphlc posl- '(Hon in tli! offiit! or tjiu (nitwi Grande '. . . t " f I : Mov to Walla Wnlln . , ; I .Mm. l'Yiuu-lsi,('arliinii and ram ify liuvv moved from (licir former 1 homo In pYumUle to Walla VM f.ul"-, Ml' "r " ? "''i the Veterans hoaottivl nt Unit ulueo the Veterans' hospital at that pluco j and the move was made that the family iiiiglit be nearer to him. ., WVtl ClirL-stmas KveX- .. -Cr I ho ' announciment ims been matte of iho marriage, on Christ -mas eve, of Vernon Sherwood, son of Afr. and Mrs. W. O. Khurwood of the foothill road and Miss Mad eline -Owsley, daughter of the lute B. Owstey. They art! making their homo for the present aV the W. O. Sherwood home. o-- - i V t Open Cow Utwul , , ' The highway from Island (lf to (,ove was compieteiy opened Wednesday niter having been eios- whwit t lio li tin vie I- gnniv utO''"tw IntH this time. tiH-roud was com pleiely bloekel from the. .loltn Hw mann place up to the Tuck (Jgnley I corner. ' ; . - r' ' j O-r- V .' ' '. ':fi ..'it' The regular meeting of thclto- hekiili lodu-e nf Snminervlllu .wns jld WMhwaday uvejng. Thrf in- hliLlmy disriu wure i-On.ft:red Ou two candidates, part. Lunmuli and Mrs. 33. B, 1,on&. VoVowlnif Ihe regular-work, a saciat was hclrf and rcfreKhments consisting o-C hot mince, pie, sandu'iches una colu-oJ u'on uitvciI ' i v b ' t " FiiHerv'.l' - Tit"iit Members of .tha . Odd :; Keltowa lodge, of which luV was a member. ol fh iiiled Hi t)w funeral of John It. Tallent, held Tuesday morning! ut Ihc Methodist r(hm-en v in the I Covo. Her. Alhp Payne. Ih ft pas- tory delivered the sermon. -Inter-I ment was made in the Cove'ceme- iery., . ' - To Isnt' iialn, Clul ... 'Die reguiar jneeilng' of i Die Women's" club, of ImbUtr will be I held next Wednesday, Jan. Itth. at the home of Mrs. Halph ) Mor- gan. 0-r' -- . ilfr J-Voir Trl - , County superintendent of schools h. A. Sayre. has returned trom a . trip over tlie W!i)awnUe valiey. 1 During his absence, Mr, SuyrO ut- . ' tended the annual .meeting of the 'Mate Teachers association in )orl land and also the county auperln- ! ten dents' . convention held in Sa- Jem. -ab V.,VI A llumt l,,sMtulb llem.elt, wbu leuebes ""' ",r,'"r '""y0" i!1 ,..,t th0-;chrltntu vaaltou at ber Ho, at Independenee. ro- turning to. ;La trrande on .Monday. run; n i'ijv ii vhuihib iw some time-1 because .the roads ro ! her boarding, place, (he , Albert i .'! "" ; ." " 1 " .y . .-J i srs. pa 1 6 ' A SEASONABLE RECIPE : ' Viieooketl Mincemeat Mix wells " ' - - ; . S.iHUU'ts I'OaVied itut . 1 quart suet 1 quart batted cider r ' of a. nall can ov dftvU Kavo 6 quarts of apples , S quarts of augittt" ' , ? . pound seedless raisins 2 pounds si-eded raisins Juive of 4 K'ftions . Illnd of 1 lemon - I'ut ull these through the grinder '4 pound citron " -t , pound candied orange peel Vt pound candled plneupple . 1 pound walnuts 2 tablespoons cinnamon .2 Mi tablespoons cloves t hi tubtcspoous aiispice 1 tablespoon, nutmeg 5 tablespoons salt. llasHe home, blocked. The were completely j trip was i many ide on the inxttiiintvnl pln, tmo sled taking her part way where she was met by a second which coinphrlvd Iho trill. OjH'idiuf I'p Itoud.s j UrsUiea voitnty etipmeni a itieh j could be used for th purpuae, the . big slate rotary has been in op- f oration this week opening up sonut of the market roads over the val- ley. whirl, have been Impassable. evei since (he last fall of snow and the wlud of Saturday night iand Sunday morning, .. . -,0-" Haw Surprlst, Party- lars of 31c. and Mr. lived Taylor look them by Surprise, Monday evening at tht; Taylor home In Ali ce), Hliortly after their arrival from thetv honey mooft trip to Portland. A variety of games were arranged for (he entertainment during the, evening, and twvely re freshments were served by tho guests. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, who were married the week previous. will soon go to housekeeping in the home of Mr, Taylor's uncle, K. it. Muvpuy, in Alice i. o j Mr. Hurt Oliver, or Dry Creole,: Suituwnjlh' AiJ )anr Mrs, l'rank Woodell of Hum- The. ladles Aid society of Smu- mevvlUe, spt-ut Tuewluy in Liv nierville will be eitertalned next Grande with Utcfr brother, Slow TUursduy at tho home, of Mrs. J.art Sanderson, who Is III with J. Wtigonwr lu SuinmevvUle. Act- in(T hostessfrs will be the Misses 1 aetuiva Hityrv; Lottiv Ittuck and J MaUvil Morton. o I j flf. Tlte liftke . J w, O. Sherwood, oC the rooUUU road - is a patient al Mot. I.ak w hero he submrtted (o an opera tion for Uevuta uhuut a ssevli ajso. 1 He is recoverlnK ntov. .Party ' l"vitall.... are a0; t be iss 1 . ,,., tlalw;v r. (l, on ; . ,. . . . . . Ifbckh eltlhs of ,. .......v iv i,. MuS0Ille j,,,,, an(, imiHt(. will ,r frn(.fhed hy the Stuart orchestra of La Grande. , llctnrii.s To Walla Walla Miss Dorothy Mills, of near Cove, has relumed i her schoid yrnvii ut Walla Walla, nfler having en.io'Nd a fine vacation with hor parw.ds, Mr and Mw, J. ?i. Mlll.s 1 1 iid wilh her many friends amont; the young people 'hi Cove. Her 1 father aild Krnest JieK Arov over wilh her lo Walla Walla on Mou nt; y. o Suffers Stroke M i. i'ut man, who makes bin hot no with his sister. Mrs. Churh.4 Cazleher In the Grange ludguhur , hood, .suffered a stroke of paralysis j ,Vt -eeii. 'i'ii is is lite second stroke and his condition W m ilte precuv'.- f 01IS. ft - Observe (iuUh'u VeUlUiK (Quietly Mr. and Mrs. Cyr.us Williams I living in Sotlh t'niott. oiiservfd the parsing of tueir 'ilden wedding j very iiiietlv iceieJv at their home ? e special e. '"'.: .(,;t was ln 'ot, ther than that Mr. and Mm. WtU-t-ims received calls Iiom ie::oy of their friends v.ho dropp-I In tlielr fellclUubi tH. 1 T'Mts-rs llgt SclKtfd Peter Menegut. of Lakeside, (v -gon. a brother of Prof. Menegal of the Imldet high school aeroou pauled bis brother to Inibb v fol lowing I he Christmas ree Kb and enrolhd u.i a student there, thts week. ' o f Vwttttry Honten's i'ttttt- Mrs. IWvt Gvwd will lie Vb- bnst- ess to Ihe members of the Cuiiufry Women 'a club at Us next regnfar meeUng, Jannty 1 '.Hb. o - . f .Yen O. II. S. fHT.ee r Cbuvry 'baptr, . V,. R. oi' Cnv. recently ciiose tnetr new on lee r mm mm y-ui ii n iuiiun. "uniiy matron.-'" Mm Ma fib Cwnby. eon pa I ron, 1 1 . M uslck : a ssocla t e pit f ron. Mrs. Satfie Confey; cou- dnelreiw. Mrs. Vera Wnln. aswd isle conductress, , Mrs. Klsie Col lins: secretary,- Mr. f-Uetfn Laird, treasnrtT, Mv. Mwa Urevip' ttv inner uriiriTH un; uppuiuiive. O In Vbe Wreck Mr. and Mrs. Mie Woodell. of Suinmervifle, have received a mf mijte from their daughter, Mbm Si. saying I hut slip reach i d her dt s (fuatfon. Ashfand. Monday night. .bist about 21 bonm law Vbn b v1hh I In Mwh nod ya-a vblblled had aiitleljmted. MImh Woodell wha and won prize uith her Hamp on train No. 1 wlib h was wroeft- shire nheep and Grternw y vuttie ed near The Dalles early Snnnny tvtn Cblvo lo Pmtland." morning, and occupied one of Hie 1 ' two coaches which went off the j f tout ft Tarkingfun snyn ffie mas- j track, Komw time after lb wreck ' enUn uhlrt will dlwppnwr Ubln ccurrfd. the pussenKern were! fd years. Kilhcr ho Is a whale of' 1 taken back to Th Dalles wher-j ' Xiivy vrvT sivtJi lio Pj'pprtuuity ) to send messages to their people 'and aso to secure fonf. They (hen i followed the novlbaldtt lino to ; .Vancouver and 'down , to l'ort- i rumi. . v , . i - ' O - ' " ' , llluo .Ml. (iiaiie 'Hit reguiar meeting, of the ftfuo Ml. vnns was held Wednesday at the hall the business session open fug in the morning.' At noon, a re eess was de,ehw-d ind those jm cut partook ot the lovely chicken dinner served by the. proper com mittee caft'ierla style. W hen the hum ting uag n Hinued the newly elected officers were inducted into their respective offices, Mrs W, Sherwood, a past master, acting as installing officer andIrs. Char feu Spencer, nciinjf a her nssteiunt, with Mrs. Redhead as musician. L'nder the lecturer's, hour tu.er was )utl. roll m) to whlrh mm burs responded by making some wish for tfio grange or voicing bdwi' )'CJJolnlDn, wnd dlsuujwrioM of inuslti, ,in which there was a very generous participation." The He vv )nni u ) Jj 'd iuwtlw, ) i )i ) . t, tl.i11(r ., . ,.u rurt,u JJfW; l,eonomh;fl vollllll)llmy Mr ' u lllfflmint a. 1. Davlsv Mrs. Carrie Spencer, Mrs, John liunninn, Mrs. V Wright. Agri cultural I'omniltteo; S, 'l HaUey, Mrs. Oi-ace Grout, V, O. Shor wooi), 3ft-ri Uiw. isfttiiahitiYQ an) (Tvlo committee: Kd Jasper,,, Mrs, V. h Gekeler, Mrs. W. O. Sher- HoUimd.Vlnun.-e: Mia. J. l. KUuU sey, Mrs. Rue Wllllamsoin Mi's. Kutiitfrine liftHumfl. Jtt'th'f: JVJw. I Jl. A. UlllKlei-ion. Mm W. 11 Sher- I wood. MiV- William Taylor. Krt j.;,,,,,,, ,.?.. )iiim. ' Kekley Kd Uuuiv, Mrs, Jesnle Mas lerton, L. 1-V Wright and W. It. , llflioier. O ran go inxttrnticit agent, ' l HuCfmau. Grange musician, ; Mrs. Katherine Itedhead. In Tuwn 'VemyrfvnriVv Mrs. Tom WallsliiHer. of Ailed, has taken an apartment in fa J nde to mnho n home for her two sons, high school students, during the ineienient weather. Visit Tlielr itrtiLher rheuuiatistu. Xow Ifotsl Matmx'ep ' Mr. and Mrs. John UuvrwU, incNy of the Kugeno hotel, at Ku- gwrte, have arrived in Union and tut U f lest of the yeiu usHuiwed wv duties as managers of the. Union hotel. ViTHt -tinmw The I mbler high .school basket ball team bus (Is first real game Ibis evening, when Ibey go tu Wal lowa lo meet the high school bam from that cf(y. ' , ui Nave ,ev Son ' Mr. and" Mrs. J. t' Hinder, of Catherine Creek road, bave 1 re ceived work of the birth of a baby son to Mr. and Mrs. Itobert Millit er nt their home bj Han KraucJwp a couple of weeks ago. Tho babe u"n ighed seven pounds. , o- Itoturns I'roiu Convention .Miss Geneva Sayre, principal of Die HnjijmerviDo sciioi, has rt 1 tu ned from Port land where, dur ing a part of her Christmas vaca tion. x))o alH'jifl'l a vonvftilion of the young peonle of the l-'reo Methodist church. She reports a mo,sl, t))))i)ti)ti) j; gtiiht'r'mg, w))h u largo ttllendaiico of yniitiu; peu jilc from ovr the northwest. i:perleiiceH of Clfly Yeurs Ay,tt Hy M. L. Curler. "It got to be a voinmon thing lor emigrants camping - around Uuek Creek to lone their horncs. After tho eml grnnl hnr) put in a good pari of the next day Hcarehlag, with no re sulls, a man would happen along and nfivr lo find thfttt for it eer taiu auiouuL of c.aalu' TUu emi grant, tiled Mild diKcouraged. woult.' arced o lo tho demand and the horses would be. delivered. la st an eeH were reported where t ho emigrant concluded it. was loo tale to move mi that day, would tutu bis horses Iooho and wait for an ollir day, only lo pay for tho re turn nf the ImiMCM iiviiln It u.ni f Kon 1 1 ev ident, t lint n Ikii'kk t hlcf gang was operating In the vicinity, and some of tu meu got CruttU llenn lo find ritt who they were. In order tn do litis, H'no Joined ttlie giiu uud tdayt'd wltU ttUem nn lit he had all (In: Inloitiiation he wanted. Shearing proper papers and authority. Ue piwevded to ht lent I tie ring leader, a well -dressed man of leisure, who hud wver been HUcpU-Umed. Tbf urvettt tonU plac' in lite foil of IS7S, and Krank tti'ito. with his prtsoti'-r, ftt a ye d (til night vvlUi me t t'nyne.'K Cvvry on tlo ir nay to Silver City. "Along Sttakf rtver twa tittles he law I'uyuc'h teviy, wn "He THo saiid Spr lugs.' They ca me out of thts lava walls and made a small I'tver ul' watec tbttt we pa-rat vd n i s hi n r J In (he river trrtni the muitt. land. This island hud h en a ft eft up and viu'atvd by a numtw-v of pei-KoitH In previous years, but It t?ft It nan ri'ttmed hr I'M Taylor, wbo at ote" Uuu' v.;iw pavtwv Payne's ferry. Taylox ilenr-d thu tund of altortf at acres of brush. U Ik nw Unov.n (uv and wide a the -TIioiiHinid SpriniiK l-'arm' ami i o wd hy Mfrrnfe Mith'r. who an o.(unin( or A an found a good laundry jjj Mfl COUNTY CLUB WORK j ENTHUSIASM SHOWN j OVER THE VALLEYi Club 'work,,' In Union county j promises to b done on a. larger sew)1 than l'ffm 'i Y.o t;u n- I'er in whud' th.i work h . strict d, K- nny -f.rlter'on. While t.ic club ywr n&uuny siiirht , .in ibe Jjj)), and some clubs comi'-ence vhelr work then an l c'unMniie it-ilurlng 1)" jsuhoo) yMt tth r rlwb? be cause of the nature of their work,, cannot conveniently bogip opera Upkb uri)) ear) spring. Fop Dwt reason the exact uumbvr of ctubs uhteh are carrying on varied proj ceis i revej lei ermine) wnill iho et ng of the yeivr. Ilowivtir, of the cluh'wwhich or gan tea rnu" degd' fheir worfc hi tlm & are yuw swy wKsv-, w cording lo riHUif reeeivtd in the office o( County upernit -udeiif ? A. ftyre. and W 1yv thvU was ivpoils have not been received. U in sufc 'o say tt.iit the intnibi1;' aci-dv-lly t)MiMrtttittiS -.ow v, wjsnln as largo as th-.i Uh of thole having n portfc aunt in, 7 no coiupfcfe roK--iv as iAithevod in Mv, Kayo's' of fice, is uf. fallews: '. ; OH t'ooklng Club. Suinmervllle, 'i.rafinr, -i3rs. K, Xi.'Vonihti, Utuvhot Ml I'j Geneva. Say re, Mtuuber :! boys, i girls, ixyymond Wagoner, prMtyt nt, Nrii.v 5wiJi, v'ifltj prwi deuU secro(ary Reua CUoate. i .' . Cook. eg- Club. Toloe;iH t .ender, f?enevhue Kaffer. Teacher. svn. Memlievs, 1'onv slv'-n. lonvt Miller, president, Kerb Hill, vii Savings Kellogg's Corn Serve with cream. The (iron iihe them. 4 pkgs. v Peet's Wa.shinjr Machine ' Soap Uissolves iuickly. 2 .75c Macaroni American licauty or ('remoiina liramls Noodles, Vermicelli, $)heUi, Mae- Qs Maxwell House Coffee ft Satisfies 1 bl. Lin. .3 LU. tin Delicious Apples These apples are iieiiHuii size, good eoior, arui by the .State Inspector. Just a nice size for the cliiWreii to eat. i I resident, Kdhh HatleK "rotuiv. f.-f. .S'heep Cfub. TefocaM t. i.eud v. tenevle'vo Vi-. . limihir' same. Members six boyj. (ta;ph ifafier, presfeiit, Leonard ffaller, viee. presideni, l,nwrpce Jiasli rt secretary. N f-f) Turkey (Tub. Teloeuset. i.endvr, Cienevieye )l)br, Uwvhvi same. Membei s. five boya, five giiis. Kafph Ifaller, prosident, Leonard Matte, vivo prv-tidvnt, Lawrence liaxt.rt secretary. (6) Sewing Club. Tolocasot. :unie. Members, five slr, Ledua Milter, president. Kern Hill, vice presided, Kdttb Jaer. wtrrtirry. (( Kewluc fMiih. Mr nin J Lender, Augusta McCo. teaeher. ) Jierfbw WioclfA McwW fire girt. ' Marella VValte, prpsldeut. : Vecto. Nebekon, vice president, Kern Mc f'oy, spprinry. ( n Thveftd ttttd 'Vhmilo Hew ing Clui). Shanghai. Loader, Mrs. Utittia roei. teacher, sumo. MenlMvs. lx 1t1s. avatt Yiimiry, prosbient, Joan Koger, ,vleo prcai dont, Herta barker, aecretary. fS KewiwA' C)wb. Dry Cmek. Leader, Mrs, leucine lUaaer. Uuiou.- er, Zelma (loin. Members. hIx jfb-ls, ),orew Hiwwor, ttnwldotit, . Knxm lllazer. vice pvosldent, Miul Jorie Woodell, secretary. ( it) 'otuto Cfub. Jry. Creek. ulnia Coin. Members, flvu boys, Phone Us Your Orders , Particular Attention To All Phone Orders Ko matter how small your order may be, it w'tli receive the same caret ui attention, will be delivered to you promptly and without any charge tor delivery. ; January 7 th Flakes . ehil - OQp for., Wheatena Manafactwred froif? the riioieest wheat. 2 pkgs..... Pancrust The Ideal Shortening Use instead of flutter in haking cakes, i Lb. Pkg 89c Schillings IJaJiin?? Powdtr 1 h. can C Lh can 85C 52c 1 W Lb. 1 BUI. (I SPECIAL, I'er Box.. Fresh Creamery Butter, 2 pound roll 95c Lylo Sandorson, presidont, Lynn Spencer, vice preaidnnf, I-awrenco (1U) Girls' Hewing Club, Division f and Tf. Perry. Leader, Mrs. CSim-nce ' Slephv-riBDij, Tfenfcfcer, Mrs. Mary H. Kail. Members, nlno gfrfs. Wadle ; ; Kuhuiv president, Mjiyivi IjOw StepbrBDn, vice jrosi dent, June JA'e, secretary.- , ' (tti Cooking t.Tub. Pfeasanf tov Ivy lj)nan. Teacher, Klbm J'arks. Members six girfs. .funo Kriiszeit, president, Anna. Mnrch'ison, . vice yirealoejj Clara Lnd, secretury. f fflfj fJoys' Camp Cooking. Perry. Leader, Mm Arch ftlephensoM, Teacher, Mrs, Mary li. Kali. Mem bers, ten hoys. Afyron Wheeior, president, Lois MathSDii, "vice pxes- ' ident, Harold Hansen, secretary. I fI3) Canip-Cookery. HummerC vllhi, Lendfsr, Svhn Vfngtmv Teacher, Geneva Sayre. Members, seven boys. Gibbs, Wagoner, pres ident, Carol Vfnsoner, vice presiV dent, Denver Hensloy, secretary. wti she vwv:s vs J OfCANGf-;, N. X Sfiss Murjorie M, KsvxV, Revive, hlvni-eofftd ani bobbed supports her mother and horsoff by drfvnig around in her little rar vrfUvr supper nnd seWrig secuiitles, to working girls. i GOLDS j: treated extermlly with t Otwr IT Mtmon jar umma nanr to 1 1 th 45c Lye U-aWmU's High Test Hest for making- soap. 57c Rke Fancy Blue Rose' Head Rire 69c W Lh& Drifted Snow Flour Sperry's Kest Kran viiw:k $8.42 sacks). have heei insf.eetccJ C Tf f?fl
