La Grande evening observer., July 20, 1928, Image 7

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I . VALLEY NEWS
Ua .(Srmtfc bating (fbBemr
WANT ADS
VOLUME XXV.
LA GRANDE, OKEGUN, FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1928
NUMBER SS9
Over The Valley
Mabel E. Morton, VHc Mewi Kdlto
I'ttt tM'bett Improving
Vul CorbeU, of the Metlitul
Springs section, who has been
patient at the UramJu itonue hos
pital since his harrowing expe-
ieneu uf fust Saturday, is getting
along more satisfactorily and hits
friends mo qulto encouraged over
the prospects, for his uititttuto re
covery. Air. CorbeU is tthut in
Known lis a swum per, and Is work
ing In the inn-bur camp of the
Giando iiondc Lumber Co, In The
fuck, in some inuniifr, while at
work lust Saturday, lie did not get
out of the way of a log which was
being pulled awuy and was struck
In such a manner that ids legsj
woie crushed up over tiie upper
part of ids body, something in &
jack-knife manner. Among other
bono and a broken bladder. Jits
con lition for several tiuys was
tiuito precarious. Mr. Corbett is
about 40 years of ae and is mar
ried. o
Suialay fitiesH
f Mr. and Mrs..WyaH Warmer ami
fj Mrs K. K. Baker, of lu ftrunde.
were guests Sunday oi Airs, i,ime
Itakcr and son at their , home at
I'leasunt Grove. Mr. and Mrs. -
Statmer stalled (ho first of the
week in thtr car fur a trip of two ,
weeks or thereabouts through "Vol-
lowstone pa It
JMoiirer Very Hi '
George Gray,- honored pioneer of
the Grande Hondo valley, lb very
ill at his homo on the lower Cove,
in taci, at uie tmtu una nun
written (Thursday evening? Walter Williams, of island -City,
death was momentarily expected. and M(.8 ieart Hfrnw, of Union,
Mr. Gray hax been in very poor tuve (,at.h rocejve(i within the. last
health rr u number of years. Two f(nv daVB a ()in of delicious honey
years ago he went through with ft.om tno Uptnry of their brother,
w hat was then believed to be his itoy iat Iter, of Itedlands, Oak Mr.
hist illness, tie rallied, however, I jpj.i. wo tno first prize on 80
and had been fairly well since. HhiJjlttJ of (lo noney ttt sn Francisco
present, illness iias Cated back scv- and (t js ,mu,y 0f tte ganie ttuaiity
oral weeks. . .limt the sisters here have received.
. ' o 1 Mr. I'arker takes his bees to the
Spemi lay in Ifc tiraittle motmtains in the winter time, a
Mis W." I Itaymond and IHUe j,i;in which he has found to pro-
daiigliter, Joris, of I'ondosa, spent
yestorray in IJ- oraniie, nn ,
tended the sessions of the pioneer
picnic. Mrs. Kaymonu is ipnio
nuiMhiHlic. o ,r I he newost lltue
luwn in the voiinly and has recent
ly undertaken the tusk of furnish
ing thiH paper with' iho news of
iho doing of s cllbsens.
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Xh i',ntm Omaha
and Mrs. Kd Iteynobis had
as their guests one day tuts
Mr. Ilevniilils' cousin, Mr. und Mrs.
M. K. Ituynokls, of Onialin, Nebr.,
tiie hitler having stopped here on
a trip lo California. 'I hey hud nev
er tM-en In tilts locality before and
Mr. tlevnolds, taking advantage of
Ihe occasion, saw to II that his rel
ieves of Ihe middle-west saw as
much of the valley lis possible dur
ing I heir short stay, 'i hey w ere
very enthusiastic or what they
Kiw ill und of tile beautiful val
ley. o
Spend Day "i Town
Mr. Imd Mrs. George Mrlhiniel,
of the Cove, spent yesterday in t
Grande. The MeDunlels uru among
tin. Covo's best elusions, identified
with every good tnuso and lending
their support ill every way. 'ihey
uttended Ihe pioneer picnic yester
day ut the park.
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1:11km t'mml.v I'icnk-
.Mi's lUta Walters, of Corvnilis,
who is here visiting ber sislers in
I He vallty. stopped ofr on her way
here to attend the I nlun county
ff picnic held Kunday at l-aurelhursi
f paik III Portland. She reports a
wonderful lime at the plcme which
was attended by upwards 01
people. A. II. Cherry, formerly of
J.a Grande. Is president of the as
sociation. o -
I uteri's! lug Visitor
Mrs Kva Perkins, of linker, was
II most Interesting visitor yesterday
at Ihe IViion county pioneer picnic
and when being called upon by the
presiding officer, made an intense
ly interesting talk on hor curly ex
periences. Mrs. Perkins was one.
of Ihe early residents of Wallowa
county, having been one of the very
lew women In the whole section at
the time of her going there., lnir
Ine the trouble with the Indians lit
IS7S, Mis- Perkins had tunny har
row lug 1 xt"'i iences, especially since
h-i- services were so much in de
mand during a dreadful epidemic of
diphtheria. Hhe ssys that ttt night
Klu would sit by the side of those
stricken with Ihe malady, no lights
being allowed for fear the atten
tion of the red men might be ut-
, . I..., l,,ir , eiin In
trai tcl, una - - ,.
' I-her lap for protection. She recalls
..., i,hv where she helped, in
which slv of the seven childien died
of diphtheria within Ihe course of a
few days.
rontier lUvAltllt Vtlts .
Mrs. Charles Ouinp. of hrult
d.ile. has as her house guest ror a
Tew .lavs Mrs. Mamie Geary Norrls.
of Klamath Kails, a former resi
dent of l.a Urundei and well known
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To Have Picnic Siimhi
The employes of Ihe KaSlern Ore
pen Light & Power Co. of this
whole division will meet at itock
Cteek Cunday for .their nniiual pic
nic. It is cxpeclwl that In the
neighborhood of lot) people will be
in attendance.
Gets satisfactory I'rice
I'M Keynoids reports the sate this
tnHt 'week of J5' iambs, which
s -4 brousht a price of ten anu a mussed wtftt tne rtrsi fuinni mis year,
f f cents, a price which Mr. Keynoids Uke other section, he reports the
'Jj aiietd vcam uite 6atisactor. The need of more raia, but seemed sat-
spring luiiiba averaged around SO
pounds.
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Horn to t'ltoiioj
Miss lyiiia Cteavrf of I m bier,
went to Cheney, Wash,, Wednesday
whtre she will spend the next few
days. " v - '
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lUtjoys Meeting Old r'riemLs
Mi-s. Henry ttuhl, of Uresham,
Ore,, who is visiting at the home
of her son, Harry liuhl, near A Heel,
was one of the guests at the pio
neer picnic yesterday, Mrs. Uuhl
was an old -Urn resident of the vui
ley and enjoyed the opportunity to
renew old acquaintanceships which
the. picnic afforded,
VWlK Mirtlier
Mrs. Lynn Hill and sons, of Kt
gin, visited yesterday at tiie home
of her mother, Mrs. C. i. Huffman,
on Cove avenue.
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Complete Clierry Harvol - 4
Among other- places where the
harvest of cherries has just Uet-n
completed is the Charles Gump or
chard at Kruitduie, With about a
scorn of trees, most of which uro
qui to old, the Gumps harvested
about two and one-half tons of
Lamberts and Kings, which is about
one-third of the largest crop they
have ever Jtatl. The mspberry sea-
son is about oyer also, there hav
ing been. a good crop of both blacks
and reds of tin excellent quality.
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Keeeies l.k klit Good Honey
Mrs. i'Yank Johnson, of Pleasant
Grove, and her two sisters,
Mrs.
duco best results. The honey Is
irom oiango uiossoms, iukch in
April,
Itarn caring tonipietion
Mention has been nmdt In these
eohiinns a couple of times in regard
io the fine, big barn, which Kred
Xaugg la erecting on his home farm,
what is known as the Tom Smith
islm.n ihin unci half milon nnrth
.q L(i 0l.mtde on thc Mt. Glen. !
irOR0. Iho barn stands on an ele-i
vnlion, up thc shiehlll from the
house nml the other farm build-
Inn. .....I I visible for M rn-eiit ills-
lance. it is 3ti by 72 feet, anil is
0.11, .r th.. moat modern construe- I
Hon, with nil the late and modern
ideas and features incorporated in
iho plans,
lans.Tlin building stands 4 4
feet from the holt to the cone and
las an eifiht-foot concrete base
ment under the whole structure. H
has bent j afters and girder roof
The eapttc.ity of the barn iH I
tons of bay, 200 bushels of grain,
:tu cows, and 9 head of horses. This
new barn replaces the last of tht?
old bnfldings which the Siautfff fam
ily found on the farm when it came
into their possession With a fine
new house a new ceihir and other
outbuildings as necessity has de
manded, Sir. and Mrs. XauRjr have
one of the show places in the val
ley. Charles Spiker, carpenter, iiad
charge of the erection of the build
ing. o
Old Hands Take Xothf!
Harvey Kchroeder, John's hoy of
Island City, refuses and justly so.
to take off his hat to any of the
older fishermen of the: valley, and
Harvey is a mere lad sMH on ihe
under side of JO yearff. Harvey
as fishing all alone in the creek
which runs right back of the house
on the Seliroeder farm recently,
and landed successfully a 20-inelt
cur p. lie not oniy has the word
and the pictures to prove it, where
in thc earn reaches from the floor
up above Harvey's waist, but be has I Tiie members of Ihe itim Moun
ihe testimony of his grandfather Main1 grange were given a surprise
Seliroeder and others with whom
he shared his prize, and all of
whom attest to ihe fact that it was
good eating.
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llclcavc More rfieasants
Another triiekioad of young china
peasants were brought into the
valley the first of this week and
were released near the Louie
Stundley farm In the Iowa district.
There were 4S birds in the lot
which aas, put out, and they were
about Ihe size of young friers. This
is the fourth load of the same size
which lias stocked up this valley,
one of the previous loads having
been brought to the Willow creek
neighborhood and one in the vicin
ity of Htimmerville, 1
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Buys Idaho Itakery
i'aui Mueggler, of.. Kntrprine. a
nephew of Mrs. G. Khipfensteiu,
of Ut Uiande. and Sirs. Chris
Bert seh. of tite Cove, has recently
purchased a bakery at aidweit,
bta.. and has already taken posses
sion. .The family lil make the
change within a short flmc, Mr.
Mueggler has Iteen associated in the
bakery business with ids untie,
Kred 1 nil 11, formerly of l-a Grande
but now of Knterprise.
Itcady for Mori Hay
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Knight, who
live up tn tiie Klglo section of the
valley, wre l.a Grande visitors yes
terday. Mr. Knight says he is about
ready to make ids second., cutting
of slfutftt with prospects of a good
cutting, tie was also ouite satts-
isfied If it waited until the cher
ries were picked if only ttf came
then. '
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itti I'lite Cuiilotiiia Viit
i'Yiends around Imbier Imve ra-
eeived word recently froitt Mrs. i.il-
iian Aiien, formerly domestic sei--
enco instructor in the ImUie? high
school, who, with her daughter, iva
June and some other relatives aiu
on an auto trip through California.
a. Alien has been for some time
wilh her sistar, Mrs. Webber at
Lam Heucli and la liavme do-I whort did he Uinnoso of the aur
llslitral varation and rest there, uh ',,, aft(.r your grocer slocked up?
well as tttbms in Ihe unuauai sights i Would voar neichbora like to
which that sectloo of the state -
torus.
riomi Stummrvillo ln'i-
Mr, and Mrs. John Nelderr and
son, Ario, und Mrs. cldrrers
mother, Mrs. May Wtillanisan, of foreign market, whero shipiilig of it will ret in Washington, I. it
Jji Urande, visiled Hundny at the rates have "made it imnosaibie? jas aell as stale . office where it
Have Sanderson farm up north j How many items would you have will ie studied by the specialists
from Bummervitle. When they re- ' put in slock this ntornmg had some ? in tiif ferent fiehls.
turned homo Ihey were aeeompan- l.'uion comity farmer or gardener j10 suwey is no! ali," said Mr.
led by ltvon Neideier, who has or dairyman or fruit grower orjHai,s. ,(lt Rnmtfml bvnrm Is
been visiting among younger reia- jioultryman siarked his produce or.,0 ,.,',, Hflf.,. survey is eom
tlves In the neighborhood. . . . ('uKait or truck fill! of merchant-1 JlWw a!1,i (, reports are all in.
VerUn, l.uciie and Merlin Wagoner, able stuff In front of your'plajee ' prneilral use to which Ihe iu
of Pendleton, uro visting with the of business? i f,iil,m seeurmi is uswi. will ile-
young people in the intve Sander-1
son homo this week. . . . Mr. and
mrs. wayne l ara uim ne.r jiooe
Iiuest, Miss Fern Hill, of Teioeasel,
and Miss Madeline Oliver spent
Sunday at the swimming pool at
Cove, , , . Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Sanderson and Mrs. Handerson
were guests Hunday ttt the W. A.
West Ijejm on pumpkin ttidge. . .'.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne FHscseii and
family drove to Wallowa lake Sun
day where they enjoyed a clay's
outing.
Working for Degree
Krirniis of 1'rlncipai K, ! Mor
gan, of the lutuler seiiooi, 'will be.
interested -In liio following personal
which appeared this week in the
CorvalUs Gaxette-Times itaiph
Morgan, l'J2il graduaie of O. 8. C.
In agricullure, is attending the
summer session at the college and
working for his master's degree,
Mr, Morgan has been superintend
ent of schooiB ut Jmbier for five
years and expects to return there
for the eoming year, ilis schuol
fostered a vocational guidance eon
feience in ii. Grande the past year
the first ever held in the state.
Mr, and Mrs. Morgan and their
children are vislllng his falher, K.
A. Morgan, ut 342 North Sixteenth
street, and his sisters and oilier
relatives here.
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Kit liookont Sunday '
Mr. and Mrs. Miles WooUili and
daughters. Marjorio and Mrs. iien
ry Frees went up to Ihe iookonl
station on Ml, Knilly Hsmilay and
spent the day with their son and
brother, 3,loyd Woodell, .who is one
or the gmuos mere, i.toyo imus
e wore to 00 veiy
and more or less exciting ' during
these past few days, Wllen signs
01 uru nave oeeu ...u.o T
over tilts urea.
tines to dosrpll
Mrs. ida liendrlx, of Kt. Madison.
la..- who is muking (in extended
visit among her numerous reiatlvi-s
over the valley, has gone lo Jos
eph, where she will lie" the. guest
for J days or two weeks of her
coasln Mrs. Jay iobbin.
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Visits SisUn
is visiting at the. homo of her sis-
ler, Mrs. nnfpn Aieis-mtus una im-
ny ia tn rifaiit
borhood, air. and Airs. Aicsmnui
sneni the 3'ourth ttt iialfway and
Miss Gowey
accontpttiiiea ineni
home.
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iji t-VtMii I4nhn
Mr. und Mrs. Jim Wise and mm,
Harold, who moved not long since
front their home in I miner to lon-
, . ,,i,
uosa vuocea V" J.T
Harold remained for a longer Y
wiih former friends. Mr. Wise has
employment in the neighborhood of
The Park.
- The Grange
at their meeting last Sat t day by
the emnmlttee, known as mrvig
section No. I. Tiie first number
they gave was a pantomime depict
ing a standard home. This was
wry much appreciated. After this
ihey served Ire '.-ream, cake and
coffee. At the regohtr meeting of
the grans many mat b-rs of a hoa
hiess nature were presented, a good
program was given under the lec
turer's hour and four new members
were admitted. .Those belonging to
'section .No. - wiii try to go the
first setiou one better when they
serve at the next regular meeting
on Aug, IS.
An Interesting meeting of the
Cricket lit grange was held hist
week at their emdmnsry meeting
place, find there was a- good rep
resentation of the meptbers pres
ent. W. It. G'keier, of the state
grange executive csmmlteo was
present and explained some uf th
things the granges are planning to
dw in this part of the state this
year, Mrs. fb-keer, jiivnlle gninge
nmtrtm tit K-tsiern Oregon, talked
on the tsrk of the junior grans-,
lee cream and ca kc e served
after the meeting.
litres wafl grunge, also n rgiu j
eoifjui M y met last Friday eve- j
ning with a fiiti house of neibers;
and enthusiasm. . This grange ts
planning a picnic, at the Ice Caves j
in the near future with ait the
gianges of the county invited. They
are also planning to visit Cricket
Kiat grange in a body soon, thus
starting a serbn of get -acquainted
meetings. Mr, and Mrs. W, H. Gek
eier ot La Qran4e wers present asd
Union County .
Market Survey
No Small Task
SVhiii ditl you have for yeur
bt'?ukfu8t this mumiiig?
Whtn-s did j'&a gpt kit
Where did thsy gi-t II?
How much tihi that predueer
iitoduce
'have what you had, if the producer!
twoutd nrotiuee a Httle more? .
What would you have chosen fsr
your breakfast, imd your grocer?
been able to nurchuso it locally, f
instead of having to buy front aover the I niled states, and copies
J!ow mnx S(.ri.s or frai limia otijermlno Ihe practical benefit from
ut.rea did yon have in nothing (his
.-ear?
Would you have set out an as-
parugus bed, had you known i hat j ltemlx vn ,j, cooperation that is
pi Helically ail of tiio asparagus j fHlml .. Mr. la,.y said farther,
used in this vicinity .lad to lejrh!s far ho lias found those whom
shipped in? I f has approached an very cordial
Would you hnve purchased only(tni kln,lls. an) t(e ta hoping that
Union county eggs for your break-j(hK, ,,,, SIirjl )))aJr i,,. fra,j un
fast had you known that the poul-;H! , Msl ,., j tin. county Is
irymen someumes iierea.io.it ...t.o
to go a long ways to itn.i a goon
market for their perfectly fceh
eggs? : ;
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3iow would you iiko to have ihe
liisk of finding out wimt vvt ry
hor in. this enunty had for his
breakfast this iiMtrnifig?
Wliere ho ;
iitfl ti : Jii at tarn i t-vt-i $ intuit
Jiftw liimm oi ivpjyuttas
is use l? Who lalKini or prouuetv
it? How much ot vtrjrtiimit s , eUtiFi t udci stand the iota! prob-
urmlucert in thin eoiuily? HiiW Hvmn mul sinmiions
mtu-h of that which is i'ff I Tho hlISit UWfBrtw mrU,S the
v u una iui la to -h ppH f ielmml r of camm which is bc
How much is replacefl hy rt"", t i,.
brought in mn
find a iuurkft eie where?
what
intKiit he mtsed and rousuiiiod herr
but Is not? "WiiPi'v" und "iioa 3 i7Ztil,
5 , . . ,(,; inf M.ssmiaion, the i-a tran
wonhl you Mb to find uli "i,., sm&& aBt U
Vhia i the t&KSi which iirBta;NBwrhd cIhIk '
HflbHt M. jiairy from tint vttfU&& . i ,n . .i j i
extension st'rvire in Cor vail ts who
has recently come t the valley to
eoiiittienee Ihe ht murkiUi
survey, a iiiovemeni simted
through a oomfftiUect of the Vnun
cou.nty chaniher of coitutierce wHh
cantrtbtitcHt He nroemm by ear
inaKittf; a siiort speeefl. J no
members wero balloted on ana
til!
three new ttppHeatins .were pre-j
sented. KoHottHtjr the mefifig,
sandwiches and coffee, ire ereom
and cake were served by the prop
er commitlee.
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(3Jir littii Tsiaornm 1
Kverythiug is ail set for the Oig
gnmgt picnic which is to be held
at ihe Kastern tregon Kxperiiaent
Mt;ilhm nr Cnbm iiiiorrw, when
. ,.tK.,t(,a from four counties wiH
iti mi hand. County agricidlaHl
1 Avery is chairman of the commit-
jipp f,jr the Cnion county iomna
th (fnfv tt&itUt of the three oih-
pr COimties, Wallowa, i?aker .anu
H iiiJuiiia m maHmg sue arrange-
ments.
Tlio morning session will begin
ut Hi o'clock and wiii consist oh
demonstration and inspection of the!
work taking carried .on. Uii eetorf
Bob Wlthyromhe will have charge
and he will he assisted by the d-
partment heads of this station t
by ii. C. Stephens of the Moro sa-
uoa ant ttt eetwr rff t
tallis. in addition to these pwple
ft" ... . f ' ;t(t vt.ttrM -
tatives from ihe extension service
r'preeniailves from the hoard of
resents of the slate college ami ev-
era! ptominent pnblic people. Hev-
eral chamber f commerce organ!-j
.iiHun.s are HCiidmg repreneiflalivca.
Judge fhtby, of Baker, a member!
of the highway com mission, wui
represent ihe Baker chamlar of
commerce. I
A basket dinner will be s -rved at
noon with all pwrtb'ipaiing.
ixirmg afJernoon inere
readings,
This picnic la for everyone and
jil! interested art invited to bring s
their dinner and take paH In thej
proeecdings of the jcntlre day.
JCnutsI
! Marsh li
j mallows i
Tlx Cunif Food tint mil ii. j '
qeiihn neotfaliifng rrr i3 i
H AcHV. Beth ef 57 dolhf 5 I
Stttipts m tath 1 2 ounce tot. B j
At omftttxmtri, drugghli,
BttKtTS. -. , !
Frank Mt-Keanoit, Imbler, as its
AHcr a t-pk tm the grotmd,
stHtlyilii? local eondUns ami iteetii,
Mr, Jlaley esprfsses iiimstf lot hu
Sss vry ngsiimisth; over the iiotpn
tiai retiuUa of the stirvsjr whk'-h lie
&s stalling here. nje soeelfte join
ij oHtilnt'd lit'it in Vniau romiiy,
I otihl my was a pjemer jjipett
of ork," snhl Mr, iialey, "and
ihoao who ttre reapomiihte for Hs
belns dvsurve great credit. Oilier
ot-'aiUk'S have jut on surveys, bill
there huve bevfi aoae wltlHu my
liliowiCilKfi of IN X'.-.G'jH' of xhti one
beioi? l!iiu?bid hfre. It will be a
feather in the cap of Union comity.
(Uregon.
Mr. llttley elates that the renorts
and findings of tile sar'ey wlil he
eagerly rend by ciijisHionliies all
jh w hole movement, and that ben-
:efit may lie very great."
g,,...., ot ts,,, ,,trVev d-
Svisilett and interviewed
The purvey is wimjilieitied uttd
extensive in its projiositoss and will
require Mr. Haley's iiiae in eonnee
tion wiUi miers of ihe eotmnit
lee nnd others unUi &i least the
first of Junuary. Mr. Ualey has
ivmne to this ewmimnUy to make
his iitMiimnettt rHidHr niid he is
,(-ifljsrvi..(. Mivlf- with um mattyi
trujwt as imasm In his
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ranee, site i.a.ucytap ur v-wmk-
i R(k.
a " its:: sfj
i--.. w i 4i
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Fricntliy, Omrtcous Sei-yicc the Clean, Neatly Arranged Stocks and i'l itts fmriy Shouting Tiicir
Values Invite Your Putronag itt Your Convenient Tlirift Store, .
Extra Savings Saturday and Monday
ti
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Candy
Fancy Assorted
Huiiiirou' numbers
found .....
L
Pineapple
!'!;iiil;ilists Brand
Fancy WhoUs Slices
2 No. 2'3 tins
Standard
b can;; .
Bluing
Mr,;. Klcwart's the"
Iwst liqtiki lilsi
2 billies
Fly Swatters
With long handle
Kach
Pork and
Van Ounp's tomato
3 medium tins
408 Fir Street
500 PEOPLE ATTEND
PIONEER MEETING AT
PARK ON THURSDAY
In Iho iieighhorhooil of SfeS Po-;
pie attended the annaai piosr;
picnis staged yesterday at Klver-i
side park given by the Sons and
Iaiigiiirs of Pioneer assocSsMon,
with tho actual pioneer as speelat
guests. The. day was ideal for th
event, the program waa intensely
inloresiing and of proper length,
and the dinner as noon with Hate in
between for informal visiting jasi
ma le the day on of th most en
joyahie which has been faeiil for
some time. White the ranks of the
old pioneer arc thinning, skJ ap
parently Shinning unite rapsoiy,
there are, atili many or fise sturdy
iiita ai?a wompR rho cams ftors In
the m& and who of their vivid
J thriliinir -3ipfriJiCf rouid 44
maeh hy th way of reiuinieencs
which was apisreeiated. Rat hy
tims ef more advanced ymrs, hut
by ra ihs younsest prewt.
The lmnln$m awssion in th merl
ins was ry hriff, wilfe ihe eif
ii&ti of efHeerit beids the se im
iiortuni iiefii, taking iare after the
Hen Oliver ilih-y had iiusfefd 3i
vine liisasijig on tiie exarchs f
tita day. Tlse who will had tits
t'niou i&nnty iioner HJsaeialiaB
aest ytmr in an oficfct cmpmAty
ar prfKidi5t f an U$H Wrtstit
Aledical Spring; vtre presldRf
Mm WoodviU I Hmttg&z ere
iary -treasurer, Mrs, Maiiis Oslds,
lj. Grande; historian,.. llattle
MclsaM, I-a Clrandis
After ihe indescribable diaser
served noes, ihe rompuny re
asBcmbitnl n the paviHoa at tit&
Aihert Hauler, i president sf the
Kotia ami tauKhters aseKiciay
presided mui an8iiee4 the Sif-
ti. it
whih e$Hned with a group of ii
a doswis sunt hers hy the f&rMy
asaimn&& The beys were very
generous with I heir music ami iho
company was very genersas- wiih
its applause a vpry happy eem
hiiiaiion um one which started off
th aitemaon in fine shape.'
Ttte-Hos. Ounhain WHclUf in
troduced as one of Oreg8s fnaai
ilini iaishei citizn, isde 4he
opoitsg address and ho reeak
iteina ia the history tit the asre-
INVITING
Thrift
The fifieni grade
bulk coffee
3 pounds
25c
Babbitt's
nm
Fruit
47e
Kfononsy or Kerr
Wide Mouth Setr Kealinsr
!:n. Quarto
Pori-0
Fniit I'smch
Assis ted Klayonj
IJiittSe .,......
Corn
59e
,
Bird Seed
Only thc choicest seeds
parked undnr th?
llt?fTred Stuck lalx:!
2 l-lb. !kgs. -t
5e
Beans
Economy
Dozcn -
sauce
25c
HAVE YOU ORDERED your canning BERRIES?
Where You Save on Foodstuff s That's Thrift
cSatios sines St had been orjaa
ised In the hi court nonse is
Union iS years ago, Mr. Wright
anil Mot Kd Kckiey were th only
two present wrljo tad been at that
original meeting. Mr. Wright spoke
in tils usual pleasing style, Impress
Ing all with the fact of the won-
darful preservaStonj both physical
and menial of this gentietim a
near the ninetieth milestone.
Following the. progress of the
trailed Klates from the time of its
first settlement gswii lo the eeriy
history of th slats eS Orecon, MSI
lon A. Miller of Portiaitd, ex-state
arfsat whfrh "iia ta wHfai
knat imi and aUe&Ueiv
n fretwenUv interrupted withao-
pluuse ssd xr&anfjs to a grp&l&r ds-
try In wltteh s live In the hearts
f him hturr3,- lit is a veomi&rtni
ihiiiK te live in a eonsilnr where!
hera mt to war &
vrown" slid Mr. Miller In his
i nwSiictory stejaat. "A msrha ;
was huiit ss as idea, and wfeiN
w are llvlftg in such a contmerei
age, it is well i& look liiLck at m&me
of th ijiiipsiesi? le tho arclj
clvliiiattoa.
Thia coub? t was dijovered
only a yteriiay in coftsjiariaov
wilh lite hfsfory of the world. Of
thf first ig,So peoph comi&ir io
oar shereife ihree-fanrlhs of them
were killed hy Indians, died of dls
esse, or died frofii tgratien. h"rmn
I hat time s have esse to hs ihe
iniKiiiht nsfSss asd ihe rteheat isa
Moo io ihe world, with our tii mil
lion peagiio ami &ur three sisd a
half biiHoos r wealth. It i weSi
io think of ihs posresa of th Ssa
years sad tk&n t& think of hs
spoosibilily ailaehed- Oar aaiios
a fuaniied eaiy through erifie
and wo shsald eiidesvsr to streog
then and perpelaate it.-
Mr. Miiier &h hi splendid gift
as a forceful asd fsseinaUnis speaa
er led tti heamrs step by atee
dowit to ihe fJa ? whn at groap of
lethoi!isi 3feifiBsaHes sent m rrsff
nioriai ta congfvsa to the effect thai
this territory was worthy of laves-
Coffee
Jmmm(&m mmm.
Fancy Who
Sargo M'ltde
i IOtI!His
of
$U9
Cleanser
-- -: 25c
Jars
1 srittsa
$1,23
25e
25e
Mother's Oats
With thitw -.
Jar Caps
- 25c
Vslh aiuminum
A PRIZE RECIPE
t cups ms&?
cl butter iyooo njMjur.
23 cap iwt fsmx ' -
$ sups SwsssaH t&itr lasso
$ fs&sgOQiiS h&Km 3&ef
S tablespoon ffetfs?' fertak
fast cocoa lisat fev Sg jo!vshS
S ts&iespoess not as tet
COG 1 1 , . .
t lea-spoon cinnamon
t'ream tne battr n.s& usar and
add the egg, as bat
Sag eiK Thea add Hour nl
13 eas butter. Vr&stm sn4 dd
sSi th& wdered aKaT .1 tsI lake.
Thes add two baic i.ooo3
sf e&&& that hsi's tfrsa dmalvei
in hot coffee sod coeoes, Hovr aod
asora sugar ' . , -
Jans or walnuts umm? addfd
io ihs frosting
tlgatis. The days ft! tit pioaers
followed this wfe.es ute.fi sad worn
es feiiowiaff ox . tt&ms tor
tilos sod more shwe4 ss heroic
eoarag which has sssor feees dup
iicated, he asserted. The slosesr
isewj no retreat. H huilt the
sfeareh and too sgfeooS, sod Wid
ifes fssdaf ions Cor the iiliiatios
we sow enjoy, Mr. MtKer7 sffirated,
asd - wii!e the mes ssd wojoe.
who were the p4opeF wiil die as
the leaves of the Ors&m forests. '
the principle wftfcfe s1 esempii
fid will sever dle -.
Mt I. Carter ihs va3ey pot, gswo
esa of his own poesas apd isns
feeiled. aang as srasi asna
which 4a1 evidesiJr wriiles for
sueh aa occasion gsd "'as well re- -ceived.
Hs was foiiowa fey Ki
kiyt who spofee of the ssmtss
ts the valley of the- ftrai railroad
and sthw eiJfe ? Jyds
Ruowles aad Jalge gaier wero
called on for eatteaupsraseosiii ad
ihe&ses and tssponiei gtfiog of
Ujrir swa early espeHsss.
St was a very happy ass saeeess-
ful day for ail who shsrsd in it.
Rice
ilnsc
heafiu
.
S3c
Bottle Caps
. .
27c
Peaches
Silid rk A & L -fur
taltte nr ptas
No. 1 tin
Crackers
Full thsw poissid .
caddy bulk wda crackers
Each - 38C
Economy Broom
K;!d' 38c
33c
Phone Main 734