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''! Monday; January 16, 1928. LA GRANDS! EVENING OBSERVER - Page-Thrtn moc iety-News Local Assembly ' No. 13, Order of , . , Rainbow, Installs I,a Grande assembly No. 13, Or der of liulnhow for GtrlH met- in ' regular iwHifm at the Manontr iia) Saturday evening with' Mies l.ois Nelson, worthy ud visor, presiding Juirin the meeting Sim Mattel K. Jlorton, imit molhor advisor of U.e liulnhow ussemhly nt Jtuymoni, Wimii., was made iin honoraiy tneniher of the local nHKemhly nnj Mhh v j'lvelyn Hrure, was Initiate 1 into thj orler In a, most ImpresHlve nmnner. The luUtntlo.i reremonhH wore "le . flrxt eoudueted hy tlit nKemhly. ' Imrltiv the IhiwIucjks homkIoii the if flee is v h o w e re chosen two tiinjuhft uk'O when tite assembly 1 was Instituted were all re-elected lor the ensulm? term. They will bv lUHlalled at a joint installation with the. Order of leMoley at the Ma sonic hall Thursday evening, Jan. IS, at ::ni oVloidc. This will be u fiiibllp Installation and anyone in tere.sled In the work of the two orders 1 invited to attend.' ! A Hpe i'hil Invitation is extended to thp relative, and friends of the meiri-! i'OtH, ' J'Juiik are being made to. or-. . (run a Kulnhow drill team. - , - ; The hall was well filled Katur-; day , evening . with "j-In&tcrn Ktir, MPinltprM and Masotm: hy the members of the. legion, was "Prohlblllofi Woik In Memphis, i Tenn." - j A 1 1 er the program I ho host c m ' served refreshments. : j MENUS . ! v ll- SIsliT Mary I. I'NIO.VI ISpocllll) Tho ri'Slllar I! It h! A K l.'.tST T.inucrUlo. , incetinu- of the Altar snch.lv of lite I ... ...... ..... ....... t presented to Mr. Prank Lindsay. ,'n, hollo church was held here ,"1 ".. " A 1 After the Inrim lOinn mMnluim u... . . . ... ..I r .iniru uiivu i if , . - ... tuiicu nurnmuii ai iw k -ui j VnnBt n il n .virs. aww i urroii hi nohtcs?. of the loose lodge Joined the wom en and supper wa jtervo-i and n social time enjoyed. t Victor Class in Social Meeting- Twenly jnCiiitterrt wero In attend a nee. t ' . Durlnif the bunlnrss session offi oerB for 1S2K were rleo;el. Aliss I'.vix Wilson wn ro-oloeipil presi dent of the nooiety, .l r. Charlie Tobln wa uK'tn ohosen as score tary and Mrs, Carroll as treaMirof. A social hour fullowpil the bus iness mectlnv when the hostess 'served refreshments. Visltois pres ent for the meeting wore .Mrs. Hel en 1 .1 neol ix M rs. Wu de o nd M . s. fenore rutnani was host ess to the Vlrtor ebtss of the fenlrul Christlun church Sat unlay nfte--lioon at the home of her parent, the Hew rihI Mrs. II, U Tutnam, 1SC i'ennsylvanla ovr-nue, - ' After the huslnetss session a short proKram was yiven, IncludiiiK read ings by Vloletand Wundn Vander- 4vrd, and a group of sons by I'uu- line warnock. The remainder of. the afternoon was spent In Kamos.j i;xiON (HpcctnH Thp Noiffh after whlcli Mrs. I'utnam served j ,j0n( rtf woodoiait mot In regular rcfresliments. . s08Mon Monday evening In tho Those jirocnt were MartjuprU"' lodge rooms, when thp pal Ktiard Wliile, Uladya Huswell, i'lorence ian neighbor. Mrs. Cora trlggn, ln Itouston, JJai&el Mcl'herson, Vlviaa sialled the following officers; past and -Madeline Oal higher, Paulino ! guardian nplghbnr, Palsy Mallard: 4 I'll. ' . .in.U..,! iw.lirhlir.1' dried milk, coffee, l.rxOHKON Itaked vegetable soup, croutons, baked banana an stale cuke pudding, milk, tea. niNNKIt Meat pic, creamed IHiUtno, buttered splnachH heoi plckb-s, Ttncnpple and rice pud-, ding, milk, coffee. 1. Tne little pieces of roast beef that uro to ragged to, serve sliced f cold can be worked up to advan tage In a tmat pie. The moat is chopped, well seasoned with salt ami popper and onion and any , left-over gravy Is added. Add hot' I i i a . . ii. .i I water to more than cover meat Mrs. W. O, llaggerly will bo the' , , .... i,t.t, i ne;t hostess to the society W'c-1 ncKday,. Jnn. 2", at her home it North 1'nlon. Im Oranlle Real Est. Asn..., 3 Udn WllKon t 3 11. C. Mothls - 7 ' it. 'MuthlH : M. 8. Alpert 1 .inlta Hecker 11 Julia fieoker.i Vi Julia Recker 13 MsrgAret Bart 14 Margnret llarta It Warnock, Wanda Vanderford, Vio let Vuaderford, Mnrlau Nc'son, I.e. note' I'utiuiin, Winona J'titnam, l.enore yl. Mrs; Krank llnrdesty ah'l Mr. and .Mrs. Jt. I rntnam. x '- - ' , 'irrs. I. M. Chafer was hontoHS .to u number of young people .Friday evening ut birthday paity in lon- or tier ilaughlei, Miss Kthel given .at their home near who- WO.;! shafer. loud In their praise of, ti manner! jstand rltv- iu- .ucii iut- ma ; The evening was spent at games, initiatory work. ; ' , 7 . cards apd music, and at a la hour The Neighborhood - club roonis) hostes.-t. - will be tninsformed into a library I Tv " lirps(in, W4,rft Nni.IIi:ill i.vu. guardian neighbor, .Mao Scott: ad visor. Munlce Schuck; clerk, Cinru leo: banker, Ida CHne; maglcinc. He'ei Johnson; managers. 10. It. Johnson, tnarad X'rosx. and Albei t tiipson: aitrndant. Mat y Hal'; captain of the guards. Clara liens ley: niusiHnn, Lola Lnngford; Inner Sentinel, Mildred Jory: outer son tlael, Cliarles llensley: flag bearer, Oliv ltrown: press cort f-spond nt. Km rrt a Wulf. l-'nllowlng the Installation re freshments wore eiveil by the committee In charge. '.- .'KIOX- (Special) Monibci'H of; 1 and -cover with a baking powder i biscuit 'dough. One cup of t'louc. ' , will make enough dough for a pit l to sorvr four porsonM. f J ltnkHl Vtt'tnblc Soup i One pound loan beef, - cnp.s ( diced carrots, 2 cups diced oels, I cup thinly sliced onion. J large t head lottucc. 2 cups canned tonm--i; tes, 2 teaspoons salt. toaKpoon lis popper, 1 cup diced celery. flfli choose meat front the shank, ,100 ,Cut In small pieces or put through 0l course knife tf food chopper. lto- '1(2 move willed loaves from lettuce 1.03, and cut Into shreds, l'ut.all the 14 Ingredients Into a largo bvan' pot- .1! or deep casserole, and tie a piece H't of h oa vy wn xed pa per seen re I y 1 7 over the top. Cover nud cook l,h 1S a slow oven for throe hours. Turu lns Inio a strainer and drain off -juice, HQ , pressing with n wooden spoon to- x) U force out stock. I'our two cans of -112 tomorrow when the regular meet- niit inn.i iinwnr.i r-.., ,.,,. t th iii.ti' am Hneletvnrthe I'res- -Ing of the club will be held with I tor. H.irolil jin.i Howard Hkeen. Ai.Mvtorlnn church mol Kriday after-; program. I he day Is known as "U Kowory. Klovd and iltilnh' liairev.J Slater In South I nlon. 1 I l-'red Weber, Itllss Leslie, Clark Following a short luislnoss ses Uurkman, Kdith h)ser, Kmma'slnn preshled ovoj by the president. rhiyidler, r.enu and Leila I incketr, Mrs. Louisa Harwell ,tho remainder Helen Weber, Cleo and Kvclyu yer-' of the afteitioon was spent lying I ry, Mildred Hlolilufiil, C audia Kuy-' a comforter. dam, Krmu Kennedy and Mnravene The ho.stePs, tisnlsled by Mr, rl. Kiddle, If. Itonnoy, served rofieshnu uls. boiling water through meat and vegetable and let drain for twenty or thirty minutes. Itehcat - and' serve. I ; Miss. Mabel loty in' charge of thi brnry 1 ay." nud an Interosllng program In this connection has beeti arranged by Iho librarian un 1 her assistants. . . ''The library dolls will be drersv-1 In represent Inchh-nts ulong l ho Old, Oregon Trail In the plonfr dujs aurf there, .will be, an exhibit of. new books. A playlet. "All In a nay's Work" will bo given. The play Is laseJ on actual happening's at I In library and was written by M:s Doty.'Mrs. fleorge S. H'.rnie und Miss Olads Miller will play a piano duet. At 2 o'clock tlU' regular bus InofH of the c lib wUI be held. ..' The-lJtth : weddln;? I'linlversary; of Mr; and Ah?. Itfu Noyos was the nccus'on for -a -iletightful surprl.se I arty given by 27 of their friendfl yesterday afternoon at the .Nojfes cabin .up the Craftde Konde 'river, Mr, und; Mrs. Noyes were married IS years ago Jan. 11,. but the oc casion 'was celebrated yesterday. "; Pinner was seiTed at about :i ojelock, after which coasting and other winter sports were enjoyed. When ft" began to get'-dark the party returned to th cabin where gatilOM w. c 'played utilll itloitt o'clock, ,,. . F. S. Club Meets At Warner Home . Mciiilois or llicv I-'. S. t-luli were Riie.-tH al :in attrni-tlve :ir(y S:it. ni-ilny ul'ti-rnoon wtipir Mr.. V.: I, Wiiru-T was )ioslCMi at lier lioflie Oil WusMniTtuii avt-nup. Tlin'- tahl- of luiilire wore at play durlnV ttio ut'trrunon anil hiijti scorr. went .to Mm. J-iPli Ulatl.' Mrs. P. K. Wule The (OOIH3 wt-if jtret l II)-. iltcor ' atpl ll Ii a color isplienie of yel low unci white. tiuHKets'of yellow flow-era lielnff usiil. Nut cir were nlso yellow. After, the i-urd K.lmes u two-course luncheon huh nerveJ hy the Jiosten!. ' . .Mm. Uiiy fiootlnouffh will lie the net' liosless to the'cluh Saturiluy. .Ian. 5S. Mr. ami Mrs; Jolm M. Pinlth en tertnlrieil at their homo oii SecohJ nrreet Kriday evenlnir for a num. " Iter of frlenijH. 1 lianeinir and carl' were enjoyed ilurlnx the evenliiB. after which refreshments wtM-e terved l.y the honteus. Those irei-enl were Mr. and Mrs. l.eo Hansen, Mr. ami Mrs. A. B. Turner. Mr. and Mm. I'eterson. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kdwards, Mr. and Mrs. MnAnalty. and Mr. Jtouglus. ' ... Dr. lrf-wa Wilkes talk-d to the memhera of the Sacajawea f!aip- flre girl sroup on The. Sourre c Infections" Haturday when - tne irroup met at the home of their Kilardiali, Mrs. l.ilf II. Aes. lr. . Wllliei efhlhitcd u. chart of the nose, earn and mouth explaining how Infections were contracted throuili these organs und told hovy to guard against such lufectlons. , liurlng the meeting plans were made tor the ne.U council flrr. of the cumpfire group, which will be held some time this week. At thit time six' girls will leceive the l.oodgalhererH rank. ril'leen girls wero 111 uttendance. for Saturday's meeting. . . Officers, were elected Saturday ' nfternoutt when the Wawoklye rmnpflra girl group met In regu lar session. Miss Marjuile. .Mont, gomery was elected president: Eve lyn Maker, vice president: Nadlne Atlehurr, secretary: Irene Winn. tiBusurer: Majtlne Mattoon. scribe, nnd I.llllan Kothwell. song leader.l A courtesy club was formed, the purpose , being to-study po.lteness. . Officers Tvere Instulled l-"rMay evening when the Women of Monselieart l.fglon met at t."agles ball with Zi umnbers In attend ance. Mrs. lva Sbul!:,' P region, acted as Installtfig officer, and Mr. I Mnry Mayvllle Installed as senior region. Mrs. Kadine Ke'-i Ingg took the office of Junior re-' gloc: Mm. Kmma 'Peterson, chap lain: Ii. fori Hhanks. recorder:! Urs. I aura f MDdatl. treasurer; Mn WtHfred rasn. musician: Mrs. i ,ru herger, sulde: Mrs. A-'a Hi .1 ii'b-o. uslstant julde. Mrs. Alice Turn, Argus, ond Mr. OrJ-, way, entini A-blrrhday surprise parts:. wasf given Saturilay afternoon In honor of little .Mlts fornclla Italy at the home of Mrs. l.eah Heck-r, the oc cuslou being her 12th biithday nn niveiary. j ine ennuren piayeu game Miur Ing the afternoon au,d ut an ap proprlale hour refreshment were served. - Thi. little quests ncrfi Cletes Clark, Harh-tra Hlitxlngcr, Agnes Smith. Sophie Olekhulie. Ilnrolhy 'nhl Jlarriet Hecker and l-'lorence hoherty... 4nnouncements The Itlble Rearchois clans gf the First I'resbyteiian church will meet Wednesday afternoon al 2:S(i o'clock at the home of Mrs. I I.. MoKennoa, J :t 1 I N avenue. Vlth Mrs. William Hartley as assistant hosiers. . . ' i The Loyal Sister Aid society -of lhe Central Chiiwtlan chutch will I inert at the church 'at I o'clock 1 Wednesday afternoon. All women of the church are Invited. .:- The (vnmpn'H sne'e'y of the Flftd US 4IU us .11U 117 ills 111) 1 211 121 122 lift 124 12 f 126 127 128 129 UO 131 182 194 I Il'i Ut) 137 us 139 JtnptiNt church will serve dinner 1 40 tomorrow evening from r:"n until 141 7:3 o'clock at the church. Mrs. Lucy (iiaham Is chairman' In charge. STII.Ii HALF. AX1 IIIOAIITV;' 1 i " HOK.KN, N. J. J. J. Kupper Hier, 1 D7, Is the ancestor of more voters then his years. Ho colo bralod his latest birthday by mak ing a trip to Now York In the new vehicular tunnel under tho Hud son, attending a wedding of. a' grandchild,' one of hi lf.o des cendants, and smoking a long, black cigar. Margaret liarli ........ Ilohert Cook ' llobert Cook; - W. 11. Itohrienkiunp W. II. ftnhnrnknnip ...... Maggie S. Ptewurt Maggie H. Stewart Oo. il. Undse- .. fien. It. IJfidsey .... K. L. Young Klla H. rurtU ...Il Klla 11. Curtis 12 -a Orande Keal Jlst. AhVii... Frank St. Anderson J4 1-a f.rande Heal J-Jst. La Orande Heal Km, J. .1, ltrown I. W, Crampttvn , L, W, Cram pt on J. W. Crampton , Jake linstock (... Jake Jtiistoek Robert linstock , Kohert Hostock John M. 4cott Ji)hu L Scntt ....'.... School f)it. .No. 1 . Sehool jfiitd. X. I , School lUst. No. .1 . School liist.; 0. I , School 1UL. No School JHst." No. Hehon JJlst. Mo.. Solmdl iJlst; ; ,n. School" 11kL. w'p. School- IHsr. No.. Sehonl ybd, Xo. School Ulst.' No. M. JJ. . Vonu'lt; .,.. City 'of laMVrande City of JUt ' (irnnde City of I a Grande City .of ; l.'i Grande Kd Fallow;:.,....'.. , 1-;i tlrande Heal Kst; AsVi'n....' I.a Grande Ileal I'M.' Avw'rw l Im Grande Ileal Mst..Adi...;lI Sji irande. Heal list; Ass'n....'MJ iM rande Heal Ass'n....3 3 J-i Grande Heal hist. Aw'n ' J $ Lu Grande Hpnl A'f :..H a Grande Heal K'si. A'n.:.iJl ....1C 1 b ii D AVrt...ifc 1 t , , ,..,.. 0 11 lit 7 ;.. . - ....., 2i: 3 t't.TJ j 3 . 87.73 1 3 S7.72 3 44.K7. 3 11. im J S7.73 I 3 17.73 1 3 27.72 J 3 . 87.72 8 27.73 3 iii.ltl 4 4..3 27.7! 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Hntrles' hall. 142 143 144 u r, 1 40 147 14 S 140 u.n 151 ir.2 i.'.j t'ounty, Oregon, In now In my hands lor collection, ami that same may lf,4 he paid at any lme within ten duys from the lilth day of January, tt K Ki'i without penalty, Inleresls or -costs, and each owner is hereby notified that, pii'linpilcutloil to the undersigned within ten days from the ltllh day of January, l!i2N, which Is the date of the first publication of this Ihev will he allowed to pay such assessment In teu annual In- J. I.. Soul. -Trustee .1.' 1.. Soule, 'Trustee .............. ii lrunde Ueu Kst, Aiw'n.... 2 l.a tlrande Itenl IWL, hh'ii.... f Im fSrunde Heal J-Ist. Ass'n .... lt firunde' Jteal J-;st: 'Ass'll l.a Orande Heal l-Isl.-Ans'n Ii f'rande. Heal Kst. Ass'n I -i CranUe Heal list, Ans'n Oscar '1'hompsiin .. Oscar Thompson Oscar Thompson Oscur Thompson Oscar Thompson. A. Wllllamsnh. .. . . .'If, U. tt. XOTICK Xotloe Is hereby given that tho assessment roll .for the Improvement! Artists Studied v . By Union Women FNTOX (Kneeian "Snanlsh and English Artists was the subject of linprnVelIient j Hhi riot No. 1il2. within the City of La Grande; Fnlou' of. the Woman's club and it was prest-nted by Mrs. S. K, Miller. Mrs. Jvurl Davis, Mttt.' Tony 1. Smith itvl -Airs. George Malld with Mrs., iiairu as cauirman. f ' ..mw Mrs. .Miller gave a suetcn 01 ine j,lllllHllH lne (Uvl Innutllment therein being due and payable, the I Hi It life Of the Spanish artful, MiiHHo, faV o( j!imiJ(.V( t. if npidioatlou is noj maile as above specified, and alo gave a description of two whne .,,nnni Ik' due, payalfle. and will bocmo delimiuent mi the or nirt pamungs. - jmmacuiai' on- 5711, ,ja' of January, 1A2S. ception" and "t;rUi(e Seller." Mrs. ' ' Tili A-SSFSSM HXT ROM Davis read a paper on alesguej!, Spanish artist, and d scribed his,' "Maids of Honor." 1 Mrs. Smith read the life of th Jiiigliwh aitlst, Jacob Reynolds, and ! gave a description of several of his paintings, among them being "For tune Teller" and "Simplicity." Mrs. Halrd read an article' on the lit ot Galnsdoroiigh und dpHCiib'sl throe of his paintings. "The Mlue Hoy," "The Purlieus of Ppvenshlrc" r.nd "Woodcutters." , The roguJar buslneFH session was held before tho program, with Mrs. Frank Conner, vice president, pre siding. The, entertainment com mint? of' .the ejuu .announced a ii'ilhntrel Jiow to be given by t li club ihemberH next month,, the date to be announced later. The 'meeting was held ut the home of Mrs. Walter Cock In North I'nlon. with Mrs. Cock. Mrs. Frank Sturgill, Mrs. Charlie Cros and Mrs. - Mabel Gale au hostottsts. l.unch wu served utter the pro gram. ; The jiext meeting will be Thurs day afternoon, Jan. 2tJ, at the I'n lon hotel, with Mrs. 'Ihiroch as hostess. This wljl be "Hod Letter" day. and a special program Is bo iug arranged. t ,lXfO?f IPpecIal) At the rcgu-ut- meeting of the I'reston Wom en i lU-lief Corps No. 22 held Sat urday afternoon ut the lv. I'. hull, th following officers for the en suing year were installed; Mrs. Klla Zeek, president: Anna Schouiiover, senior vice president: Hern Ice Lynn, iunlor vice: Gtorginnnn Gooitbrod, -treasurer; Kva l)elup, secretary: IxjuIhw Hurwoli, conduc tor: Man Scott, Instructor: Ague t'uddociw press correspondent: fulherlne fraver, chaplain: Viola, 1'iirker, musician; I'url Miller. guard: Llllle Ftckl, conductor; I.oru GodMoy, uesistanl guard; Mary KUIott, Cora Griggs. Llllle Cross and Kunles Schuck, color Jearors. Mrs. Mary Miuiilck was liiHtall- Ing officer. After t4ie c-rnioohM nodal time was eujoy-n, ,'h-,i the committee In charge tw-rved rf friHhmenl.- I I'lllUl ACHICIlt, FOLIXS: Iniprovciiicnl IH.-trk-l No. Hi Xo. , 1 Ueputed Owner Lot Desc. I ilk. Heuinulng at the southwest corner of I limit 1 47. Chaplin's Supplemental Addition "IV In li Grande, Oregon ; thence la a northerly direction along the west line, of said Hlock 147. a distance of (284) two hundred thirty-four feet; thence Ninety (!a Degrees IHglit One 'Hundred Two (102) feet; thenee Ninety t!to Degrees Hight One Hundred Nine (10M feet; thence Ninety G04 Degrees Hight Five and five tenths (".& feet; thence Ninety (90) Degrees l,eft One Hundred Twenty-Five (125) feet; thence Ninety ((HO Degrees Hight Ninety Six aiul live-tenths 1 G).i) feet to point of heuging. Olive Stu nsfield ' CUAI'LIN'S SCIM'LK.MKNTAL "II" A int. 222.1 1 t'XlOX fipeetal Twelve worn on of Hie Womens ChrUtlan Tem perance union met Wednmduy aft ernoon t the home of Un K. K. Turwl In North Fnlon. After the opening of the meeting with scrip lure read !' M rs. V lol a I 'ax k e r. president, the business AeHfiua wan held, when it was decided that each member would euro on- dollar for tb! trewury, und give uo account of bow It wut eatufd ut th next hielo,'. Tbe subject for the afternoon' prngratu ai "rrohlblliuti," und j Mrs. jl. A. Van Uogtf-n wus ihV leader. Mm. He lie M. Wright, Mrs. Iiay find Mra. Stone each read) as article on tb rcuhject. sod Mr o Olive Slansfteld Gertrude Swalherg .. John Inseth Ole Ansnes Joulse lOvansnn Louise Fvanson eelnan ladd KmL. Malt Coalwell Matt Coalwell Kmma Luiil KminiL Lund Kmma Lund c. II. Hlystone C. II. Iiyl.tone C L. Biirhartnn M. K. M. K. 102' v AV 102' s mo nf w ND'O' S200' ''.14 of W s 3 4' of V X 200' nf W NKLS(NS 1 2 V 24.2' 2 X 20. 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I . l.a Orande Irrigation Co , zt -,ll ; ,7 ' ,f ii H ii lit li - 1 ' . a if ID -10 ' H ' 1 l rt , 11 i u u. J ' '! ) ,' )' . is. , i . . u '. M'"'. -, : I . . i II . ' if - -10" ' l .i ifl if ' in . lit 20 '"4. -!' 5(1 i SI n ai 21 11 2T !j . 'J7 .2J-- IS 27 2t 21 S l - . '. no.vi JSP.4 7 i'7.;s 2 7 .7 2 . in. ;s .3. . C7.12 CJ.72 ' ti8 157.73 ' . S3.SS ..i-' V7.7S ' tj.72 , 27.72 -' 8T.7'.' lSO.ni (..-,. sr, 27. J2 5T.7K o.qn J73.H4 ID.Sl! 13. Ill . 27.7S .27.72 27.72 27.73 '. S7.7S &r,.S7 . 29.41! . 27.78 - 27.7J 17.72' 17.72 ..!'. 27.72 173.77 : "'ff 27.72 t , 27,72 .27.72 K7.73 27.73 2-7.7-2 OC.1 ,1 27.7;' 19. Ill 17.8.1 .ii.Vi B7.J2, it'i.'n . i II. J 3 22.f.5 , 0.2" . 2J.73 27'.72 27.70 27. 7S 27.72 lll.r.7 C5.79 '27.12 CJ.73 S7.7S i7.S2 , 27.72 J7.72 tc.nr, 4 4.tr, vi-7-.' '. : l'7.72 -. 1-7.73 7.72 . fe7.72 27.7S ' li'.S.m U.7.1 27.73 27.72 27.72 S7.73 27.73 27.72 2S.43 1.170.0I 1,441.1 The Closing Of Our January Said is almost here, and the values we are offering, for these last few days mean a great sav ing to you. While there are many days left to wear your Winter Apparel, our new Spring Merchandise has be gun to arrive and we must dispose of all winter Coats, Dresses and Hate. ' Many garments priced at a small fraction of their orig inal cost; $ Sale Closes Saturday, ' Jan. 21st v...:',:v: La Grande's Exclusive Ready-To-Wear ' ,;. MQlmcry & Shoos ' lHaranee doemi't alway Jond enchantment. All Home ueoide 4vr tsec of oppotiunlty Ih Hie tall irlnontr:, I udmlt, your lionor. that I ,wa rxiioedlntf the Hpr-ed limit, hut .1 wa afraid 6f hetiifr hite nt,.rourt. JUflfft Aod whuu ybtir huslneRH In eourt? ,1'rlsonrr: I had to n mover tho. chare of enrrrdlnjc f1hc speed lim it. Wo nre, no authority on statiH- liCH, hut tho average run of mo lar I hU Im about sixty miles hour. , ddddd an a a a a a a a than oS higher iced brands when using : , .' . BAKING POWDER m Total... -lC-lt ll.S4.73 J. ft. KTRAKNH, Recorder. Alber' I! Albert fl, James W James AV Clay Clay .. . Clay . Clay Neva I. I'eters John V. Slroeber Jnhn W. Slroeber .... I)r ille 1 Webber .... Orvllle 1-5. Webber .... flrvllle l-J. Wehber Kas,er Dorniltser .... Kasper' Iornuts r Joe llurKoyne Aiblle I-:. I!iis.m M A.blle K. Itllssell .... II. li. Hale II. 1. Hale .Wm. Miller Wm. Miller j Hrj-;de Heal list. Miierv, Ktiirbt Allneri'.i KnlKbt in if . 12 1.1 I 4 li itivi:i:smi: r. . 0 in i 3 3 3 ' 3 3 3 3 3 ItYNIIAIISONS 3 .1 S r 4 4 4 ' 4 4 4 4 4 1 I I I 1 . I 1 110.24 34.0.'i 3i.r,r. 3S.1 1 ji.f,:, ,ir..r,2 4.or, r.o.ni . i , ' NOTK'K ' ( Nolle Is hereby clven that the aeesment roll for the Improvement of Improvement Ulslrli-t No. 4-2 within the Clly of .Jjl Orande, I'nlon County, Oregon. Is now In my hnndi, for collection, and that same may he paid nt any time within ten dys from the lClh day of January, 1H2K, without penalty, Interests or costs, and each owner In hereby notified that on application to the uodersli(ned within ten days from the loth l.l.. ,.e T..,...upv IQ-iB te,lot, 1. !. jluJe t,t Ih. flrut mihlleullnn nt tills I 1 -37 ' u.u'i n'n..M...i ,n t,i. Bumthl In ten oniiinil in- ' stallliients, the first Installment thereof being due und payable, the llitll day of January. 1S2H. If application ! not made a ubov- .pecineu, the whole urnount 1. due, payable mid will bn-onie delimiuent on Ihe 27ih day of January, t i . TIIIJ ASrtE.StiXIJN'T ItOt.L FOIJiWM: I'lual Ahw-smw-uI, UuproreoMmt PIMrlrt o. 4-9I v . in your bakings Guaranteed Pure ';: Sainmo IPsiieG )&foj for over r ' '; v :' 5 Ounces for 9 Etf tot)) .5"'" wtM Millions of poundt used by our government a , 34.0 3 1. or, 1 1 1 .00 I 0K. 2', 32.(1.'. 32. nr. 31.111 31. la 32. nr. 82. nr. 4H.77 ir,9.3;i No. Ueputed Owner E. 11. Humphreys ll.'j". N'ellson ..... fcrnest Olson Jennie I-eek lot tesc. C'OOOIN'B 813CO.V1) 1 KliO of N100' 1 M0" rllOll' K90' 1 8 S' of H ' N' of i:i 0. ti ll! k. The ullt wBleh wa clen awarVMI. Pkrket r n .rUle on 4 flella 1.. Shirley , 2 GO Stella I,, Hhlrley 4 2 CI W. A. Slsuley . 2 r.2 Mrs. A. I;, llalsten 0 2 .'.3 lrs. A. K. llalsten 7 2 S4 .Mr,. A. K. llalsten 1 2 r.r John :. Hoffman 1 1 2 r.O John M. Waldron H. 1.'. 1 r.7 Vrank LlniUey io 2, C.3 . Kmma Lund 1 3 9 Jjmma Iurid , 2 I 0 Parah Bellmer 3 1 1 Btrah Bellmer 4 1 27.72 27.72 27.72 27.72 li.1'4 109.09 27.72 , 27.72 27.72 27.72 27.72 27.72 44. li 27.72 i'7.72 S4.M.21 54.70 27.72 27.72 !7 72 Ethel M. Ilacbaht - - 4 N100' of K1S0' of ' Eiog.21' C Or a. K. Ijpluim 4 HSU' of KIl.iS' C Mrs. i;. II. llcl'ullouKh i NIO0' of W10I.&' D Claude C. I'ratt 2 4' of NI4I' of ivioi.t' - n ..... 3 tur .VIPC H108 J' 3 V4' of WI0l.fi' U i Nil)' of WI0I.6- It HI 20' of WlVt.' V ....Jiif of KU0' IS ....' N109' tlW k! HS0" N150' KUO' E ...HSU' Nt0' U110- U ....1J4' of tilt' U .... 1 H110- of WlOt.f f .... I l-'J' of WJOI.i' K I WIOI.fi' P Claude C. I'ratt I.. James MrHliulu I'red Handere James Icshuln .....f..... Claude C. I'ratt Claude C. I'ratt Claude C. I'ratt Claude C. I'ratt Claude C. Prait Kaiherlue UlUerlng ... AioaoiLu tteuneil I'red 1'obrttjaa Totul 1-H-lt Ar.it. 13.2 119.1 1 09.11 t:l.l2 106.24 13.12 llitl.03 79.1. II 79.U li.47 111.30 ltin.ur. 4.I0 14.47 4.47 14.47 I4i.: lll.2 8.1S 81. 01 li.4l.77 i. E. STrABN, Kerorter. -Think of Your Family's Health- In then huhy iluyn people are 'worklntr h.'ird; wether It's :it home. In office, outdoor, or at sehool they need fc'ood. caiiHy dlKexted food lo nupply enerjo. Ild you ever stop to think what a wonderful fuel for energy Golden Cruxl Uread Im? I'arked with rleh nmi ihlnK materlnlt. tmptinKy eolored, and with a flavor to whip the most jaded pulata Golden (rut Im the very tlilnt; fr every memher of he family. (llv them plent of It nt every meal, ami you will help them to h healthy. Your icrorer always r:trrle a frewh siipidv. Crut hy name. Ask for Golden GwiUiams Electric Bakery La Grande, Oregon Opposite Olxserver on Adnnw.