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VALLEY NEWS
VOLUME XXV.
LA GRANDE. OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1928
NUMBER 261
GENERAL NEWS
Over The Valley
Mabel E. Morton, Valley News Editor
1 At UIk.ii '
Word coming down fruin Klgln
dmplmHlzes all former reports in
rt-Kurd to their approaching celu
bi at lun over.Uio Fourth. The Com
muntty club which is sponsorinu
tho affair backed by every loyal
citizen of that burn, is cramming
euch of the four days full with en
tertaining features of a wide va
riety. They aru broadcaatlnff "Kv
verybody plan now, If you hayo not
done hq previously, to spend all or
part of the three duys in Elgin."
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Annual I In? Itciiiilou
f. Announcements are out for the
family reunion of tho Hue family,
which will bo held a week from
Sunday, June 24th at the City Park
at Kltfin. The invitation reads
that all relatives and friends of
the Hug family are invited. This
is one of tho largest gatherings of
any family .in this county and with
1 1
fair weather always attracts sever
al hundred people.
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Homo From TJuseuo
, . , eeivea. wnen m r. ana airs, i.ieaver in connoctlcm with his task of In-
at the State, un verslty came from- ,eft the(r homo for vhonvy Wash- spotting potato fields for certlll--Kugi.no
early this week and will bo ,tlgton. to witness Mis I.ydhVs cation says that for thosu planning
employed this summer at tho ranch. BrHaimtU)n from tho Cheney Nr-,to certify potuto, it Is very nec.
ah I
, Allcel.
Itelu rn From Wiilla Walla
. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Mills of Covo:
and their daughter, MissJJorothy, Willis From INirtliiml
have returned from Walla Walla,' Mr, and Mrs. N. W. Koyc oM'ort
whero Miss Dorothy has recently land came to first of tho week
been graduated from tho high and are making an extended' visit
school and where her father and at the home of Mr. Foyo's mother,
mother went to witness tho oxer- Mrs. Pat Powers at Medical
else s.
Start On Trip .
Mrs. J. 'an lino 1'iillinun and t.an.
Holex, started from tho Covo last
1 ' fc 1
ork City. . ; -
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Mrs ttls.naor On I Hp
,
ing the I.cightou family of ax scliool started hist Saturday night
Grande on their auto trip' which on a trip which is taking him up
- took them first to Salem, then' to to Vancouver, H, C. Mr. Griggs,
other points In the Willamette val- did not take tho entire populace ln
ley and then up Into Washington to his confidence before starting on
for a few duys. .
Itt'nviiijc Pomlua
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family are leaving their present
h'oine ut Pondosa next week for
Logan, Utah, where they content-
lfhite making "their future homo, known over tho valley because of
Mr. Larson yill tnko ovec tho man-r tho, worlc he is doing In his do
ugenieiit nf a hospital there a .partment at school and because of;
field in which he Ims had consid- 'his connection with the Union Htoek
The most
delicious French
fried potatoes
are cooked a few
at a time . ," . the
flavor of Hills
Bros Coffee is
the result of the
same
taininR." Address
rison St., ban
HILLS
Fresh from
C 19a
, orablo experience. There aro very
general expressions of regret over
tho removal of the Larson family
from Pondosa and this was par-
tlally expressed Wednesday after
noon when tho members of
tho I
Woman's club gave Mrs. Larson u
farewell party at the seltool house.
Spinel Mg lit Her.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver W. Gott and
son and Mr. and Mrs.-Wilt Oiunblo
of Sheridan, Wyoming, spent Tues
day night at tho liomo of Mrs. ('. J.
Hhufer of near Island City. They
!ft Wednesday morning for Stock
ton, California, where they expect
to make their home.
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I Kn Joying Trip , ,. '
l'rlends and relatives of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Cleaver and daughter, .
Lydla, have been receiving mes-
sages from them alon? the route
of their auto trip into California,
I ail to tho erred that they were
having tho most delightful timo.
They were at J-os Angeles at tho
t tlniA thp lllHt tm-ShlLtfffl WCrft re. '
)im scnool, theyi-alher expecteu to
bo
awuy irom jioiuo uuom six .
weeks.
o-
Springs.
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VI-Hk At I.iiku
Mrs. Jennie Greiner of ilu- Iowa
district was the guest during1
last
I,
1cr cabin at Wallowa .lake,
' . - , . . '
Oil H; ty 1o Canada
...... i..-...h ..D
ttho more or less, mysterious trip,
J but ho seemed exceptionally happy
when starting, and it Is vory gen-
""""" reported to be improving nicely.
house in Union between tho closer . .
of school and, tho day of starting on
his trip. Mr.. Griggs is quUo well
principle
i
i
Tub cook srs, "Put tlic potatoes in the hot fat
In frtv at a lime so rach slice will be cooked evenly."
Hills Bros, say, "Roast the coffee, hy a continu
ous process, a jew pounds at a time so it will be
roasted evenly and have the utmost in flavor."
This patented, continuous process is Controlled
Koasting Hills Bros.' exclusively. Ask for UMi
Bros. Coffee by name and look for the Arab nVtuc
can. Then you'll always get this rare coffee
packed in vacuum a process originated by Hills
Bros. Write for free copy of "The Art of Kntcr-
Hills Bros., Dcpt' , 2 Har- j
I-rancisco, Calif.
BROS COFFEE
the nriai-
nal vacuum ffick. Lasily
opened viitk a key i
J
show. Hu has signed his contract
for Union for next year.
Smttli-Oonlt'y Reunion
Members of tho Kinlth and Con
ley connections uro planning Tor
their annual family reunfou which
is to be held at Klvcrsldu Park
on next Suiuliiy, dinner to bo served
ut one o'clock. .
"Hiistrr" Die
"Hunter," the huge black and
white cat belonging to Mrs.
urunuy in me i,uuu t-an-
)un m-iKniuriiuou uieu iusi wcok
seemingly from old age. This Item
is of interest owing to tho fact that
he would have been eighteen years
of age in July and despite his age
was able to catch squirrels and
j mice up to a short time ago. Ho
was ve.ry imcmgcui anu always
made friends, even with those who
disliked cuts. .
Oiit of Hospital , ,.
Airs. Han Petorninn uf Cove who
' lias hien n ti.-M lint In I lm n-n nilti
Hondo hospital following a major
operation has recovered sufficient-
ly to be released there and is
spending a week with relatives In
Ijl Grande. - -
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Caution I-Yom Prof. Ilysloji
Prof. G. It. Hyslup. professor of
farm crops at tho Htate collide,
vht )i:iu nflnn Imnn lm llilu I1,..r
essary and desirable that any dis-
eased plants tie rogued out as soon
as they appear,
potato diseases
A number .of. the
aro spread by
aphlds. Where tlieso anhlds are
I present, as is usually the case, they
may work on the diseased plants
and then carry 'the disease to other
1 la tits. Itecause of this,, any dis
eased or doubtful plants arc a men
ace us soon as they show up. . .
Iteiiims From Monmouth
Mluu 'riw.lnin A iwli. funn I
JUonrflMi H(,1)0wl U)(1 -
Monmouth. Normal .has returned to
luu- homo ut tovo whero sho will
(SK.n(J tho Hlln)moP wUh hor ,mi..
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Logan Anderson.
Kho WltH uceompanied by her room-
niatcH, Miss Mary Toombs
and
Miss Uranees Kllnkenberg, of
Nyssa, who will he her house guests
until Sunday. The three young
ladies were visitors In La Grande
Wednesday.
Iiuprovc.4 From l-'lu
Mrs. Hilly Hay of Pleasant Grove
Win linu Ik.. .11 ill ...UK t.. (..
j.uno tvoif fJoml
Jteturns from over tho county
when? thoro are any considerable
number of prune treeg h to the ef
fect that present indications point
to a good prune crop. This is en
couraging in view of tho probable
small crops of other small fruits.
Visits in Medical '
M iss Kva Ledbelter visited with
friends In Medical Springs and
J'ondusa Wednesday going mi to
linker for a short vbdt with her
aunt, Mrs. Charles Wright.
A Splendid J:liihlthni -
Joe Woods. 12 years of age put
on a splendid driving exhibition
each duy of the recent Knstern Wre
gon Livestock show when ho drove
l ho Hill slx-in-hand team. Mr.
Woods hits not handled tho team
prior to the show, it was announced
nnd Ills exhibition was enjoyed
daily.
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AHcud Pioneer (fathering
I'ncle iMinhnm Wright, Mr. nnd
Mrs. I'at J'owers, Mr. and Mrs.
Kred Kich meter, Mr. and Mrs.
(leorgo South and Mr. and Mrs. M.
K. 1 lay m ond all of Medical Springs,
went to Wcatherby on Sunday,
June 10th whero they participated
in a community picnic of residents
of Haker county, tho original pur
pose of the gathering having been,
presumably to organize a pioneer
uHHoeiatfon in linker county similar
to tho one In Union county. A
company of about 700 people gath
ered for the event andit was most
delightful throughout. Mr. Wright
was one of tho prominent speakers
on the day's program. Tho picnic
was staged by. tho Wcatherby
Community dub and was held on
the grounds or the first mining over
done in linker county. Mr. Wright
was presented wlih a beautiful
bouquet or flowers as he wiih the
oldest person present. Mr. Wright
is in his S7lh year.
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IkilH-rt Anson Injured
ftelbert Anson, living in the
Island City vieiirily, out on Oekcler
Lane, met with some vory serious
ii ml uuito painful injuries on Mon
thly of this weeJi at the home of
his rather Orhnid Anson on Cove
avenue. Mr. Anson had gone on a
horse whleh he was breaking to
the home of his fat her to take soim
cattle back to his own ranch. The
ho i-M rnred and fell, crushing Mr.
Anson as he fell. He sustained
uiiun rous and severe bruises, some
In the chest unit nbdomluul re
gions. He is being eared Tor at
t he home of Ills parent, reports
being that his eoiidltion 4n us good
us might be expected under tho
etreiitnstanees. Mr. Anson is a
son-in-law of county superintend
ent and Mrs. K. A. Say re.
A old hlmaletl Mimlrrer
Mrs. Welby Vaiighnn of Itaker
Iijih been sp. -ndlng the past week
wlih her fai her iMincan Mchonitld
:it his farm in the Iowa-distriet
and while there has, been assisting
In the care of a great number of
newly iKilrhed ehicks. Mrs. Vaughn
was grenlly disturbed, when day
after day she found numbers, eight
or more t a time of the buby
emeus iiend from no upparent
cause whatsoever. " With limitless
determination, Mrs. Vnughan start
ed on a search for tho miscreant
and before long found It to bo old
Mr. China phcueaut who was Juuk-
BABY CLINICS WILL
BE HELD OVER THE
VALLEY THIS MONTH
Miss AUco Maniuardt, county
health nurso Is announcing tho def
inite dates for tho baby clinics
which aru to bo held at different
points over tho county week after
next under tho sponsorship of tho
I'nton County Public Health asso
ciation. Dr. H. K. Story, of Port
land, from the State Hoard of
Health, with tho assistance of Miss
Maruuardl will hold tho clinics,
to which It Is earnestly hoped all
children of proper ages may bo
brought. Tho age is from one day
old to school agev and tho clinics
nre absolutely frco.
The dates for tho various gather
ings iro as follows;
Medical Springs, Monday utter
noon, Juno 25th. '
Klgln, Tuesday afternoon, Juno
20th. . , ,- . '.
Ing daily visits with .apparently
murder in his heart. While Mrs.
Vaughan was here, her mother,
Mrs. Duncan - McDonald was at
Wallowa -lake decorating and fur
nishing the cottage which sho and
Mrs. P. A. McDonald aro build
ing together. Tho cottage was
built last summer and is going to
be very nice when everything is
finished. ' .
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Observer CoOkliiJC PH'iiooi -
Heports from all over tho vulley
are to the effect that the women
folks aro planning-to attend- tho
entire five days of tho cooking
school to be held at tlto high school
beginning Tuesday afternoon and
continuing through Kriday. There
Is absolutely no chargo and the
Invitation Is extended to all. The
Observer urges the women to not
only attend but to plan to enter
the baking contest for which very
generous prizes have been offered.
t'nioii Calf Club
Memhers of the 1'nlon (alf club
made their first showing tills year
at the Kastern 'Oregoa Livestock
show and to Impress on folks the
worth of the work they uro doing
under tho leadership of Hr. Mon-
crief. It may be said that on their
thirteen animals exhibited, they
had five champions, seven firsts
and three seconds. Kour girts and
It boys wero oxhihitors. With the
club doing so well at their first,
show It Is naturally wondered what
they may do In the future If they
keep on with .their consistent work.
Wilma Moncrlef's February bull
calf took first In the club class
and w as grand .chaJnplon lu open
classes.. Herbert Moncrlef made
(fourth place on his Holsteln heifer.
and two blue ribbons on grade Ho)
steins. Kva Davis had a heifer cair
over six months which took first
place hi tho club class ond second
place In tho open class. Freda
I trow n took a second on her heifer
calf while CJeorgo -Jtatz, Catherine
Cireen and Frank McMillan won
blue, red and white ribbons res
pectively on their grade culvert,
Lemar Davis 'showed a Guernsey
calf and made a first placo In the
club class. Wendell Green kept
pace with his sister ' and made a
second also,' These young people
hod a very attractive section among
the lines of stalls nnd were proud
to call the attention of tho hun -
dreds of visitors to thelr'showlngs.
Hug Ah-pluno on Ground
Mvron Hair's now n Irttliine
reached tho new landing field Ht
Klgin day before yestorday having
made the flight from Portland in
about four hours including u stop
of half an hour at Pendleton. The
piano Is Waco-"Ten" reputed to ho
one of the most practicable now
on tho market. Klgln Is very Justly
proud over its new enterprise.
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Itciiirn From Habile"-
Mr. und Mrs. Frank Johnson of
IMoasunt Grove who went to tho
state grange as representatives of
ami '!.nT TV"',"';
5n mm r.n ' , . ,'
Suiiimcrvillc. imMnbcm cr th!
l'lcasiitit Orovo ffrnnei rottimfd thu
nret or thu work from Ilnlnlcr.
meeting. All are very enthusiastic
over tho convention and the cour
tesies extended them by both citi
zens or Itatnler. and LOngvlew,
Washington, whore they spent ono
day.
Two Xew (VirrivsjKMKleiibs
Two new corresiiondeiits have
been added to the list or Ihosn who
have been furnishing news from
the four 'corners of the county in
the Observer columns. Mrs. Irene I
fftn.",,l Ulll -7...I . r.-
u . , ,
rrom Siiimuci-ville and Mrs. M. F.
l.ayn.ond fro,,, I'ondOHa. Any (,.,
apitri'rifitfd hy Mr. Conrud und
n, i, . J. , ,
Ifitcri-Htiiif; faidilon.
sMt ioitiAj, im y.,i,i;it
liANIiOlt, .Mo. How run lian-koi-'h
rhit'f of pidlre wear u uni
form Jtkc the JUiMlun chief of no-
lir!? A HiuiKor oi-dlnanrru rcqiiireK
the (hkr to einnliilo :i4t
on m
Hie head Kiltoilally. Tho )rolj-
" "" "' ""' C"""C"'
urn in ii. re
I AKlh J leiich postal e,iiie
Iok two rent, 'or every Inhal.it-
ant vearly. u total deficit of $8"i).-
una a yeilr. and It I Irvine to cor-I
Heel .he the I.y havii,B pl-
men caia-el all nlumpn and collect
; i Klnit Hpaln received from O. I.
-.v..r ...u.. ...... jH'HH, 5 III BOld for Kl'lllld chuiii-
m.im ; . . ,' "" 5 fur bc" buw ad
MAItl.HOItO, Miikh A tate In- iutcr 0f piga.
Mpertor who terit?i applieantH fori '
auto Hecdr-eM found candidaleH
dM-tndllng. InveHtlgutlon nhowed I A Klrl'H idea of a low heel Ih up.
they were Kolng to nearby cities proximately ua high as her Idea of
with fewer lulls. , la lung skirt la bhort.
Covo, Wednesday afternoon,
June 27th.
North Powder, Thursday morn
ing, Juno -8th. - . .
l"nlon, Thursday afternoon, June
28th.
Two whole days will be spent In
I.a Grande and these meet inns are
? announced for different parts of
itho city that the mothers may at
jtend tho clinic nearest to their own
residence. Tho clinic at Greenwood
school will occupy tho entire day,
I Friday, Juno Ssth, and that at Con-
Wi-nl Bchnnl will lin nil rinv Hiiln...
day, Juno 30th. -
Parents, it Is urged, should not
let this opportunity pass by. All
children are entitled to rocelvo at
least ono examination a yoar and
this Is a splendid opportunity for
such an examination.
Boys and Girls
Prize Winners
: ' At Union Given
To give an Idea of tho prizes
won by the boys and girls, mem
bers of tho livestock clubs In opera
tion oyer the county, tho list of
Hi!o winners Is published today.
Tho Importance of the work be
ing dono by tho clubs is corning
Into greater being moro widely
appreciated nnd to patrons of thu
Eastern Oregon Livestock show no
arguments aro necessary to prove
that their work Is the most Im
portant factor of that show.
- Tho classes, prizes and winners
are as follows:
liaby Itocr Club
Ktcor, dropped before Sept 1st,
Darrel, Weltncr, first. $10, (This
animal was also champion). Sec
ond, Lowell Wcitner, J7,Iiu.
Steer dropped after Sept, 1, Allen
Mills, 7.f0.
I miry .air i inns
Jerseys. Senior calf, dropped
between Aug. 1st and 1ob. 1st;
Kva Davis. flrst.'J5: Lloyd Mills,
second. $4; Allen Mills, third, $3;
Oalo Mills, fourth S3. Yearling
heifer or hull, flcrtrudn Hell, first,
$5- Roberta Hell, second i Kl-
'Ion Houthwick, third, :i. Produc
ing cow, Roberta Hell, flrsl. i.
Holstelns. Junior culf, dropped
since Keb. 1st, Wilma Moncrlef,
first, $C; Kathleen (,'omstock, sec
ond, $4. Senior calf. Francos Coin
stock first, ?&; Troy 1 locker, sec-
u'ond $4; John Comstock, third.?.!;
Herbert Moncrlef, fourth, fa. jun
lor yearling heifer, John Comstock.
first, $5. Senior yearling heifer,
Harold Comstock, first, $5; KuUi
Comstock, second, $4; Troy Jleck
er, third, 3.
Guernseys. Junior calf, James
fjgllvle, first, r. Senior calf, Kd
ward Ogilvle, first, $5; Kleauor
Ogilvie, second, $4. Producing cow.
Klcnnor Ogilvie, first, $f; James
Ogilvie, second, $4; Kdward Ogil
vie. third, ,
Grado Dairy Calves. Heifer
dropped before Aug. 1, Jerseys.
Goorgo Itulx, first, $:t; Wendell
Green, second,, $1!; Frank McMil
lan, hird, $2. Heifer dropped af-
iler Aug. 1, Gertrude Hell, first, $:t;
Frieda Drown, second, $2; Cather
ine Green, third, $2; Kobcrta Hell,
fourth; Hoy Conklln, fifth.' Hol
stelns. Heifer dropped before Aug.
Jonn liaison, first, 3. Heifer
topped after August J, Willar4
I Kdviilson. first, 3. Guernseys.
- Heifer dropped before Aug. l, le-
n,Hr f!riit'
.bw,uo
Ham psh I re. I .eland I avis took
all firsts on sows eligible. King
Spain made the same record with
Durocs. Chester Whites. Clifford
Conrad won first on sow under six
months and boar under ono year.
June Conrad took first on sow, two
years or over.
Sow and litter class all breeds
compliMK. . l-l.t. Klnff H,mi;
Wild. JuilO Coi.l U.1 1 thlld. J.CU-
.., ,., ,
ltind HudHun,
.Market iiciu cIuhh. Karrowcd uf-
(ginia Nice, i'arrowed beroro March
first. First, Sylvan Tldbnll; second,
Ham Mathews; third, Ward Horn.
Purebred pig class. First Lea
land Hudson; second, Clifford Cou
rad. , , ;
.Sheep
. Troy Heelier took first on regis
tered ewe lamb and first on market
cwo Iamb, 0
Scholarship Awards
I ho grades madu by those com-
! ' I"'
ihow scholarship are as follows:
J-:idon Souihwlek, U Z-'.i; Lcaland
,, M
Kulh ' I'oiuslock,
S3 1-3; W-ndall Ciruin, 80,
Thu Knid-H on tin: Marvin I'unli I
Memorial' m holiiriili p. Klvi n
an-
lly liy lir. I'hy an John Corn-
KlOKk 91 14; Citthi'iinc Cn-i-n, M14.
Tho Tony Kinlth Hpi-rlal irin
ror xliowmuriHhlp: Allen Mllln. ;
Kva JjuvIh, 87; Wiliuu Monrrluf,
Shm.-IuI l'rlzi'.t
I Clcrtrudo lli'l n-ci-lvcd dm ir, for
i. u. ..
Krott.rv "iM
I Ted OKilvl., .. Hie uliow haller
' r"r "lo ,'nBt Ouernwy i-uir, Riven
(,.., Hell von the r. Tor liexl
,.,.,.,,,, j,.rw.y ,.,. orf,.lcll L
L A Wriclit.
"riifrr.i ..-.i-.i i.
,.;! ,.-, , BoW for
chmnplon hour.
SEASONABLE
RECIPE "
Cherry Puff
cup butter
- 2 tablespoons sugar, t
1 cup pitted cherries
1 CKT 11
1 cup milk ,
' 2 heaping teaspoons baklftg pow
der. '
Add enough flour to tho othor
Ingredients to muko a medium stiff
batter. Put In molds and steam for
45 minutes. Servo with sauce in ado
with cherry Juico or any other do-
j sired flavor.
BIG SAVINGS!
Kveiy day at your convenient THRIFT STOrwli consistent savinjfs tho kind that
count at the end of the year. The items listed below will aid you in your week-end
shopping. ' i, ,
Features for Saturday and Monday
I''ii'ie Gianululed Pure Cane Buy
your canning supply now
MATCHES Count U Boxes
Corn
s Eastern .Standard Corn,
1 No. 2 tins
43c
Nalley's
Mayonnaise
Full pint jar
33c
White King
Machine Soap
2 large packages '
79c
Milk
Carnation Brand, 'from
contented cows, 5 cans
49c s
Tobacco .
Prince Albert or Velvet
Smoking Tobacco, A tins
45c
Flavo Jell
l''or a Quick Dossci t, 3
packages
20c
HOSTESS CAKES SSrtST 15c,, 25c
STRAWBE
'i lio.se large fine flavored home grown (strawberries picked fio:;!i cccli morning and
delivered to you in perfect condition.
A complete stock of Fruit
A recipe scrap
Schillings, Saturday
408 Fir St. Main 734
Starkey Makes
Plans For Big
Rodeo June 24
Up Slarkey way, they are plan
ning for a rodeo which will bo
staged on Sunday, week-, Juno 24th
and advanced information says that
fans aro planning to come in largo
numbers and that Umatilla county
Is to send a big delegation of fans
for this sort of sport.
The program begins on Saturday
evening with a dunce to be held at
the Starkey post office. Good music
has boon soeurod and tho1 nowly
SUGAR
100-lb.
5, cur Mwtttvr patent - -:;
J ncirurn S
Family Patent Picket, 40-
lb. sack
, $1.89
Richest
Strongest Best
tm.. nr
""ntNlAtl caWcH,-
HOP
Special Price
Large can
59c
Crate, $2J
1
1 w
I-MV0RED
Wm
, Place your order at once.
Jars, Caps, Bid;!, ltuhbcrs, anil all canning bui plies.
book given free with each can of
laid floor will mako this a pleasing
featuro. - y '
Tho rodeo ia to begin at nlno
o'clock Sunday morning at the Sul
livan place. , Tho morning will bo.
devoted to races of various kinds
relay races, cowboy saddle-norm)
ruccs, a pack-horso race, and a
qulck-chango race, llucklng con
tests, calf-ropping, steer riding, a
wild milking cow contest, a niuv
rlc race, and su mingle riding wlI
compose tho afternoon program.
Thoro will bo stands on tho grounds
to furnish refreshments.
OXCK IN A HME MOON
HAVIinHlLU Mass, Twin sons
of Mayor McGregor not only were
married on the same day, but both
married girla named Adams. Tho
biidos, however, were unrelated.
Sk., $6.89
::.::I.l7c
Syrup
Jlcd -Iibel KaiK, 1-0-lb.
pail :
'. 77c
Catsup
Preferred Stock made
from choicest ripe to
matoes, '2 bottles
39c
Beans
Choice Ked Mexican, 5
founds
34c
Carnation
Wheat or Oats
With ' premium, large
package
33c
Coffee
Special 'Blend, ground
fresh daily, 3 pounds
$1.00
Soap
Dona Castile Toilet Soi p,
a pure castile soap, 3 bars
25c
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