La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 10, 1928, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Texta dranite Bmttttg (ikinwr VALLEY NEWS WANT ADS VOLUME XXV. LA GRAN J") E, OREGON, FRIDAY. AUGUST 10, ma NUMLER :!07 i, I i j Over The Valley MuWJ K, Morion, Valley Nona lxlllor i Mrs. IVU Wy 111 .Mrs. .loli ii I,. Kirk uf Ml. (lien In 4 ti .t'iciil ut llw (iriimJe Kutnle 1 liuHpilitl, u Inn nIk.' is very III. I lr ninny friends In tin- v;illey will ! V'Hry lnlee to tenia of ln-r grave f LOI1 lit loll. o Kit In;; After l,niii; A ! .Mis. Kilty .lel;iy of .Ml1'-lni, : Wxixvu 4-ounty, Oregon, is vLsltilitf Iht mini, Mr.1, K. At un lils' m. nl ; t In home of Mr. niitl Mrs. J, J. j M nri'liisun, of I'lfjisnnt ( ! ro vt .!!- triit. ller lust visit hen w;s 17 yi'iitM nt'o Micl iritiinilly she noiiee LJ in.-iny ihiin'S since that I Inn-. She- w.ili visit uHht relatives in ih.) vul- iy while, hero. Virgil, of KnlrriiriM weekend ul the home of .Mr. ami Mm, J. I). I.hnj.sey ami uttemlfil tho K. O. M. picnic liel un Sun-tiny. a J .sin :ui reaelie.l Sit ku vvlien the I j lii st cunl was jsc n I, uiid u having a most delightful trip. livery xpe 9 j rii ticu thus fur Iium btu'i) r.iclnat- . I up, iiccoriiin to Mi.s Wliitin?. j ! -u- j llils VUw OiM.rii I Mi'H. Iluy Fuller, residing on th .j lower i'uvr roaii, has liml splendid Mic'em wit h hf r youiifr chtrkvn.s t IiIm your. M ra. Fuller ).t nti.sintf 1 he Hull Ui'i'lnfftonM mid hail about "ij of the March chicks. They liitvt iiiade j-plwidid growl n Hlld nr now of splendid Hize. Mih. Fuller Is experimenting worn this sphmoii w'HIi capons and if shr hit ft the suc ci'sm which she hope to have, she lisiiiK much in on extensively' next Srithti: Out (w On hit til C K. lteun, of Klirin, Is Mttlnw , ... I . . I""1 K lhis I'hilfe of poultry consislH of l! acres and the prelim- I limry work of netting tin? place ready for the. t rtys has already' heeil started. (!iiy (..'uimnlnjrs has the joli of lihistiiiK' out the slumps as t he I t i si si ep of t he program. On the acreage w hich Mr. I Jean holds, six uc-es of trees have al ready been planted and tin; size of t he ore hard will he increased from year to year an tho ground , ran ho cleared and made ready. Hero I 'l Olil I jilerprlM- Mrs. Ivc Willtiinis, of KnternrlMs wife of Sunt. Williams of the Kri- I erprise sclioots, lias been in i .a Jtctiiriis I'rom INirtliuid fiiande Tor the last few days, hnv- Mis. J. A. UasUill returned Snn- 4 ? i jT HHliniitled to mi operutimi for day from I'orllaiui where she lias sinus trouble. She was expecting been lor (he past two months with to retuil) lo her home today. her .son-in-law and daughter, Mr. o and Mrs. Waiter II. Teaison and Haw I'lne I'm iih' j their baby daughter. Mrs. (ias- Thc S'-a (.iuli girls of the linb-iklll reports a delightful timet in tho b-r primary eti.joyi-d a picnic in the I i y creel; neighborhood Wednes-! day afternoon. Those present wi-n Ma ry and I Mirothy Illclieson, Na omi I'erry. Kthel JlendriiUs. Wi nona WestensUow and lilanehe Itil jmgs. They were uccompanleii by M rs. I-:. I .. I licheson mid M rs. 1 r- in Westeuskow. o Ice Creain l'e-liKl Tmnurrou Tin- big Itebekah wedding an-I the ice cream festival will be held a I Suiiimerviiie tomorrow evening, un tin laun next to Ihu store, - -o - Jlcrriws Word or Itlrtli .Mrs. Tom Wal.-inger, of Valeria district received word this week of the birth of a urand-nephew, John Jr.. born to Mr. and Mis. John Jlcndlicksoll, of Seattle Mis. llcll dricksun. ho visited here last sum mer, is the. daughter of Mis. Itela J'each Oicgory. formerly of t his valley and u sisUr of Mrs. Wal .sinuer. ' o 'Three IV lo Meet Srpl. Slid The first annual jacnie. of t he former residents ot Iowa, UlTnois and Indiana will tic hold on Sun day, Sept. at Riverside park at .a tliande. No formal invitations are to be Issued, but those, eligible: 1o attend are requested by the com mittee lo begin making their plans and to notify all those whom they know of tin, laming picnic. u ---Visit In r;iiterprt( Miss .luantla Spencer, of (Imnge Hall tielghboi hood has been In En ei pi ie idling al 1 he htoue ul Miss M a rga ret I taker. o - New t.ieat-tiiiinddaughtcr Mr. and Mrs. .1. II. Patrick, uf Pica' a ut tlrove. a uiioUlice t he nr- lival of a lo-w great -grandchild as, a seven-pound daughter was born j Aug. :t to Mr. and Mrs. J. . Pal-I riek ol near Haines. The latter, were formerly residents or tin Pleasant drove neighborhood. -u . ( I isfl l,atcnl I Mr. and Mrs. Orvllto Wright, of a d ran ib, s)ient. Sunday at. t he home of Mrs. Wright's par uts, Mr, ami Mrs. Charles dray uf low er ' Co,e. l:ose l ily and brings back enthusi astic reports from the baby, the first grandchild In the'dasktll fam ily. u l-il Suirla M r. a nd M rs. l-'ra n k! yu Well s. of t In- Yalei ia district, drove to day I'ove Sunday and spent th at the home of Mrs. W.'Hs ents, Mr. and Mrs. K. I. J! o- ! KcliiMi Home I The Misses Ivy and Nina dowey I w ho have been visit ing t heir sis- i ler, Mrs. Kalph McKinnis al Pieus n nt druve, have returned lo Ihelr hunin at Jlalfway. o 1 l-'ine Slecl1 ' j The following item is handed us from t he I-;igln llecorder : "1 .ten uis Mcf 'ullough is mourning thi loss of a fine 2 -year-old nUm-i. Someone shot ami cut the throat of the animal on the range north of Klgin, but was evidently fright ened away betoro succeeding In making away with the carcass. Hunting mm so n and huckleberry time are hti' d on stock in t he mountains, as scarcely a year goes by without sniiie stock being 'acci dentally killed, It is claimed." 0 Itcpoits Vary Reports from various sections of the county hi regard to the si.e of th..' wheat crop being harvested so vigorously over the vally nt the present lime do nut exactly agree, though all agree In one point,, that the crop this year Is but a small per cent of possible crop, so far as tho f:ill wheat is concerned. The condition is described by some of I he millers in tho valley as. being t he mini 1 1 est crop In many years. The quality, however, is very Rood, and the major p'trl flf tho wheal al ready having found Its way to mill or storage has tested No. 1. o -Sunday ducst.i The Misses Wllimi and lleillah ScJiroeder of Island City. wer guests Sunday ut Hie homo of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Walsingor on Lower Cove market road. o ' ' Tc-tiii Hetier Hans Selfors. official tester for tlm I nion county cow testing asso ciation, l hough that (s not a prop er statement of its real name,, re ports that so far this month, the tourih since the association started its operations, is seeing much high er tests than were found during the m on i hs of June und July. This. Mr. Selfors explains, I due to the change, in pastures for t ho most part. Will Circulate Book of Brands , Among Stockmen Miss Kslh'er Miller, secretary in the olfice of County Agent, Hai r Avery, Is a very busy lady these days work rn g on the book of brands which the county agent is oMieetliig to circulate among those interested, In the very near future. The sheel are b' Ing run off on tho duplicator, and together with an j introduction and index will be tract ivoty bound Into quite a size- j able volume, and will be something thai cattle ra sers over the valley will find to be Invaluabfe, they think. In the book are to be found tho names and addrewex of all t hose ranchers who have had their brands re-rcgistered In tho state of fice at Salem, and this list con tains very nearly 3i0 names. In addition to this informatUm Is the brand registered and also tho ear marks used. The list Is constantly growing, according to Miss Miller, which will make il necessary to issue supplements from time to limn to keep It.e list llp-to-date and accurate. The task Is no small one, the cutting , of the stencils requir ing much care and attention, to say nothing of running off the quantities of the individual pags which will be necessary to supply the demand. A PRIZE RECIPE .Mrs. John St'lirtM'dcr IVeled PicUltw Peel medium sized cucumbers. Soak oei night in alum water. Jc morning place in jar. Ibat 1 quart vinegar. I cup sugar. cup salt. 1 stick 'celery. 2 'iinall onions in each Ion. Pour this in the jars pickles and seal. Wallowa County Pioneers Meet At Wonderland jty pioneers was another important j speaker, dw elling mainly on im ! liressions of ea rl v da vs. Senator (Albert Hunter, vf I. a drandc, talk-j many ot her prominent called i gul- Several hundred Wallowa county j pioneers and sons and daughters' and friends Joined at Wallowa Lake) Wednesday in one of th' most suc cessful annual piefnlcu t ho neigh - ounty association . ha ever ed and men Ol hot II counties W i iitioti. Mr. Millers address was on the history and growth of the country ami the former governor spoke on the development of this section of the stale, Knterprlso choir sang. ( fMcers elected were ft. W. I Shea ha u. president. Miff. Cora. A. White, vice president,. I'avid It. Peavis secretary treasurer. They are all from Knterpriso. About it jl - ii ion county lolk attended. Silage ma ile ft oil) fltlli l"l O W e I Jl l much lets palatable than that tiridn from corn, hut after cattle become I). W, Sheahaii. as president pre- accustomed to the f,avor they will sided at the program which was '-'it lari quantities and do well on held at the White Kh-phant chalet, lit. In recent yea rs nutif low em have J. A. Tillley and Mrs. Viola Schae- 1 received considerable attention i"t Her. both of Wallowa, were the si Mlago crop, espec ially fir the e- j The program of entertainment oldest man and woman piem-ors in . In mo north w hero the heasoiisa 1 1. im holed such snlendid ami well !die county and were crowned king I too short ami too cold for cm a. ;known speeakets its Milton A. Mil-land queen of the pioneers. A ntim- ! . . An nislit -year-old Si. Louis hnyjler. of Portland, an Oregon native jber of early pioneers were called j has run away trom home iiulSon and Walter M. Pierce, of Lujto the platform and presented j Pan .ma asks lh. n:ted States tO.w.a l'...ttv Ii i i t. .i-..ls Cr-milo Dlliihiilll Wliirllt. I res i - ! W i 1 1) hoU'lUelstU St IHCttV Cete-lto MIIHIVIS.' all elec'iOli. SoUlldl Ile I not ' giv etty will begin lo think tho place. doesn'i bkeldent of the I'nion County Plone association, and dean of I he couu- I pr dted somo of his poetiy and the lion I paganda ople. by ilio amiaum- .Mis. Ilanluhk Iniiruiii4' Mrs. on the side about well which she r ago. M rs. havi been spending the last sevcrsil weeks visiting among their friends and rehiilves in diflient parts of the valley. I Intel-milling t'hib Mrs. Will dekeler and her daugh ter. Mrs. Clarence Pedhead are en tertaining the members of the Countrywomen's club I his after noon at Mrs. dekeler's hollo' ill the drsinge Hall neighborhood. u 1 p I 'Yum Sturkey- Mr. and Mrs. John Wells Jr. and their children drove from Starkey L. Hardwick. who lives j. . and soent the dsiy wilh rel- liin ot -Mt. Harris. i,;i.lv( ln tH. vicinity uf Alicel again i rout injuries ceived a week or more Hardwick accident ally iii ii ! a i un i w hi wp iwmjtpjjjpp in i il 1 1 1 me il !! i I i i ill i M lit il I """jT" "'"7 ' J'witJiiwuur h STF3 jU--o- Sucexs witli Tame Pasture.- Hi r Cinncs. of the Wolf Creek noio una wi j,.ommiinlty, reports a very suecc; stepimd Into a-b;idg such a way that she was t brown ; , . , . ,HJlll( K which he mail quite forcibly and received Kevei e , y(1(r Th(, ..j ns,.,, WJIS fivt. Injuries to one, wrist and knee. She j ,,OUIHM PJl(.i, f MVeei clover, red lover and alslke clover. '1 he field dek. the il tin ided program, meeting Ud il e lebrate llirlbdny Jielatives and friends of M I tuns W esteiwkow . of llllbler, 11 ,.i l.'l -in i.-ii-l.- SSundaV to hell) I I. (b kec b.-r celebrate her birthday anni-j"1 ei sa ry. A poi table pholiogi si ph ' 1 toiinh.it tiiiisi- during Ho picnic te dinner. The aflciiioon was spent loitered Msilillk'. t hose present were .1 r. I Mod Mis. Hans Wesl-'liskow. Mr. i and Mrs. WestensUow. Mr. ami Mrs.) Jluekb-berry . I,.,,, vvesi.-nskow snid daughter.. ! '"' have been r Mr. and Mrs. Levi Jensen a iol , t h n chiidieii, Mis. ilanmih lleiirb-alld Mr. an. I Mrs. NVphi Anderson and ouilgest son. as laid up for several days but is now able to be about her dsitly tasks ayain. Mr. and Mrs. Hard wick came to this valley about .three vears ago from Jdaho, pur j Have Dinner tiucsts 'chasing one ol the Oliver Perin Mr. and Mrs. I'Yanli Wooilcll. of ,.,l4.,fH. the one which hud been Sumincrville, had for their dinner ,U1 1()1IH, o1- w erin family for 7, , ' ' "iinmii years. inni mi.tl-k J flow n. tit iv J'uok "oo i"eu u.iuoe i, i t lie place are llllutjle and ill'1 re- jStuz, ot rotreyviiie, Kaiis,, Mrs. I e mainder furnishes excellent pasture Long, of tin- Ciive, Mr. and .Mrs. .fjr ( Hiiniwick herd of dairy h. L. Long snid .Miss Madeline cuw s Mt. itimlwicU has about six ver, of Hry Creek siml Mrs. '.. (trr,.rt hi potatoes, the Kuriy Pinto Sanderson, of Hummervillc. jvarbdy. which are turning out voy jwell. The squirrels were very both- i-iting Itclaiivc- 'r.-some fora time and damaged the Mrs. Ida Hendricks, of l-'L Ma.ll- (o a r(.rtaiu extent, soli, la., who has been visiting at I q . the home of her cousin, .Mrs. Jay ('oiicltlde.i ill near Josej.lt. has retained I Miss Josenhine Pislo r. of the Va leria district', has returned to her home after having visited wilh her cousin. Miss Prances Me Ken lion, tevir Imhh-r, for several day.i. " u " i Itelurii l-Yoiii Portland Allen I Wallowa Pomona Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kcklcy. of There wen- representatives from , May Psuk, have returned from the I 'n ton county subordinate i 'ortlanii w here t hey w cnt on si ! combined business and pleasure Jtrlp. Mr. lakley attended a meet Mng or I ho democratic state c-ntral 'commlttc-e while In Portland. (() I ; and is continuing Iot xisit wilh he aunt, Mrs. J. II. Stnndley in Hie Iowa district and with numerous odier relatives and friends over the , valley. I granges at the meeting of the Wal lowa. Pomona grange held Ssitur day at Promise in the new grange hall there. Kx-dovernor Walter M. Pierce was the chief speak!' of the afternoon ami State Oigaulzer V. i i ra nde w as a Iso It is r-porled was htrgerly at y good program VWls Uay Wash., visit si Judge o I'm cut.1 Couch of Sedro- Wool ley, is hen- making a. few days t the home of his parents, and Mrs. Couch, at Island HlK Out I'Yom I Jt ramie Mis. James Moss, of La dni nde. sp- nl Tuesday at 1 he 1 i- of h r daii-:ht-f, Mrs. Lay I'uller, on low -rr Cove. o - Atleml Plum er Electing I nion county was well repres lit vl at the annual Wallowa muniy I er picnic lo-bl Wednesday al the head uf Wallowa lake. Among those who drove mi w ere Mr. and Mr. Pal Powers and I'nele lmn Ii.iiii Wright, of Medical Springs, and their house guests. I r. Knlh . rvn llob. rts.oi and Miss Hainan. el ( imaliii, Neb. j p lYmii Mmldv (Yeck Mr. and Mis. Henry Lo-nnig .it ow up fndii Muddy Ci e k W-d-J lie.v.hty and spent the day at the' par.-nlat W. II. I.edbelter In at ( lle.-l. Mr. Loennig rcliiriod home tl.at .-v.-aiiiL'. while Mrs. Loninlg i vi eonlinue her visit until Sun- I j Ituy.T. I'.r )l.pt-! Ol.B' ' j t ill! 1-II I i- n h.H" I''."" nnoi-- lni: 111" cmnity l.uyinu fur sliiiinMit tu Uu.-.'-iii. J.'T tll'ltll Ifl I'litlC liJili up .Mm 1 .1. Ml'1 O - -llJiKlce kers ov er t he val- ei repotting Seeing iat- ln th- hills during the beriy season just passing. One parly saw three in one day. Charh-y Plcming. w ho lives in the I-Itl n neighborhood in Wallow a county, found one of the "varmints" near Ho spring on his place which Is j described as follows: "This hoi weather puts new life inlo every j thing that, creeps and It's natural (for them to haunl the water j co arses. Chat h y Clemming went to the spring in th' early dusk of evening to g-d a pail oi witter and ia large rattler, three feet long ami the size uf a man's w 1 1st lilted his irri gal !' a na I tuny from close b--I siie the tr.it! and Issued a w arn- ing which men from generations 1 past give h ed. Willi lo ad a loot iin the air. hi- uc'y fangs snapping i define and his tall a con t in uoufi eumiiiutioit his stmkeship mad" for jl( ! Charley, floirley lr;id backward. f(. getting rady a .JJ rifle which he ' ca cries on occasion W hell 1 h : snake vas in Hp- desired psiiion 'a mis.-.t.- ol deiiih laid his h al in Hp- dust and the la rattles were clipped for a. souvenir." - u duetts W ciIucmIh J Mis. WIN Adhr. of May park, and h'-r jnint, Mrs. Margai t ' Ml ver. or Portland, wen guests Wed nesday at "the home of Mrs. 1. A. Howell, n Ho- aleiia dl-tiht. City. Mrs. Couch, who has return ed from Portland w le i e i-'he was r.-ce-iv lug m-'ieal care, is very much improved and Is abb- lo le iiroiin'l again, which Is good n--ws to her friends. colltuins 1 'i acres besides a separ ate plot of ;?, acres of blue grass, inning tin past month II has car ried nine head of cows all the time and four head of nurses, part, of the time. Mr. Carnes reported that the herd ofn'ows Increase. 1 in milk 1 of approximately 1"U pounds per day as a result, of the good feed. dot's ti Lit di'rfuole Mrs. J. L. McKinii'-y. who has been living on Alder Slope out from Knterprtse, has gone to La Oraude j where she will make an extend '! ! stay at Hp Inline of her dauglil Mrs. Harnwell. Im Aprleols Mr. and Mrs. Willie t h'- low er I 'ove t oad, qua nl H b s of a prteots comparatively small I heir ranch. oceptiolia lly Wright, on at picking trom their orchard on The fruit is of an nod flavor and th steady demand on the Wright bore quite heav- Ipis been quite a lor it. The trees ranch are old and lly this yar. o -Pan el Out l'l-l I'nder I In so pel v isiou of da me Commissioner 1,. A. Wright, of Oi ion. and L. IL Honn.-y. sup-rinien-bnt of the stat! tlsh datch'-ry at I'nion. quantities of flsli w ere pimil.d in different bodies of wnter in lhis, I matilla, Wallowa and Ma- iiiiihs, last week. Loads of fish wci-e taken to the Lostltp- rH -er sind Wright lake s'lnd I'lne cic k in Pin- vafl-y. McKay ol"'. Tw in an-I I Mick Likes. k. til by. o( lift- Ma-d.id i J mtoy ka b. -n si patient liospilal for d lr itjqi.in ntly r The Kay family d' Uls Ol Ktlt'-rpr rnlhin " f Pelldl- loll. in th' La d ilble m.eioids n-'nv.-rinc n w ei e foi No I life llahv t.irl Tho Mrth uf a nine-pound baby girl is reported at 1 he home uf Mr. a n. I Mrs. Aden i.ilthh. who Hv In th. Ciick.-t Kbit dist'l't. Tin h .be h;s b en civ. n th- nam'. o "babel." ' licitflM . Mlkn .. ,0 i mV and Mis. K. I Alt. ml k. O. Ml. I Ml. dkn have r Mr ..n.l Mr Paul Conrad an' their daughter, M Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ituni'lte and ing. who If? on u umnn r un ' thiei- i hildn-e I.eN. ,.d andiil'Sp AU'."!.'.'. lo '.ii'-' :ilv has limb and e.-l. roi- Whitmg. d hid w or d f t Mill lihim in. Whit- th.n Hut I'ornier le-hlent l-H K Hurns, f Pilot. si former n-sid' nl of this visit..! briefly with friend ai.ouis !- this week ami guest Tuesday night at. Wright's on low t ove n Old l dk- Mcetiiil at tVm- N l Tin sday is tin- by t dd Coll,"' on- ling Jit 'u hours are trm I" In th- momtn iinlll f..iir In !!' alt-rnoon a big dlnne at noon. The place i tin- slonly As ' a.ion park. o i rtmrllHli A 111 Mrs Margate! Oliver, Mi- Pans Van Houttn and In r frb nd, Ml- it.e Lisl.eep. alt of PllHHIld. Van limit n und o Oliver, Prim toil. Cab, an: plunning niart un t he return trip to I !ntr h"ius evtntnjr .itq-ic.v T!i-y In Willi' f.r ih. ve. T- w H h 1 lteHtrls I. urge Vicltl John S'hl b-r, of the Country club neighlMirhoo.l near Island City has figures on the harvest of wheat on one of his farms which Is about the best of which we have heard so far lhis season, Mr. Schroed el bad '11 aci'-s In Port y-fohl w hich averaged iK- bushels lo the acre, ami also "' acres of Kidll wheat which averaged 01 bushels to th' ucr . - - o I lie. Appendix Operation Clml h-x Sp'-iie. r oT the dratigo Hall neirhhorhood is a pat p-nt a I tin- dran-b- lloinle hospital. Mr. Spe-l-er lltPb rwent a sUce-ssfitl tp .ration for a PI" lidlcit is Monday iiurntng ami Is getting along nicely. - o- -Yaeiiri-i Ley Ilnbeit Ariiohlus, Il-Viar-old son of Mr. ami Mrs. peter Ariiohlus ol Phasanl drove, had th tnlsfoi I um to friictui- 'irn- of his legs Tne da.v jift.-iftoon. Mrs. Arnoldiis and Lobert hal just n-t ui m-d from Huntington where Mr. Ariiohlus had In' ll employed. Tiny wet- al I he giir-age ; Ihelr home when I In door fell, si rlklng llobeft in sue It fi way as lo cause I he above pain ful resillls. The accidetil was in out way fortunate as the opening where a window had been went over his bend, otheiwise In- mtuht have had the full force of tin- blow on his h-ad. He Is reported to be tret i ing along very wdi. jvrausesr Marsh mallows 7 hr. i onv 'oi lltnt aiH u gftinn .fjv nrulrofizinf fircj Acidly. ' Rr-ok ttf j Jailor rrdpft m enh 1 2 -ounce t.n. At nftdtonerr, titupghts, grocets. - ifi V -r Hi A Timely Sale at Thrift Grocers Here is an ;ixs:i tni'nt of items that every cc-ominiiciil Ii ousewifc should take iidviuilaue of. of groceries, think of Thrift (iiwei's, where yon get notnini? imi wuaiuy rooosai usuviiik. When you think Features Saturday and Monday Milk Orejton C'iinialiuii 10 tall fans !)9c Peaches A & I. solid pack fur sauco in- pics No. io tin rrr:.. Kite llluc IId.sc I'ancy ltniH' head rice 5 H)s ' 1 i BiiF.MiAHt-:i,c!r,.' ui I L MOP dLf,i I L" I I MALTE0',rf f I' Is k'I tin nunc popular every day l,aie can 51)c Beans (li'cat Noilhern White Th(! host cookers 10 lbs 87c Macaroni (llirvc Cut made from haid wheat :! lbs. .... , 25c Chocolate 37c Calumet Hakiiifr I'owder a pure phosphate powdc a '.-lb. can 57c Clorox fine for blcaehin;;' removes stains 2 bottles ;7c mm mm Qenuine Cannon BATH TOWEL 1 mm (.lliirardel 1-lb. can 's Ground 33c Mothers Oats (with 1, a ii;c i i 1 1 1 1 1 h 1 1 1 1 1 1 ) W. Ciystal While laundry soap 10 bars . 39c Matches r.ul'faNi (i MVi carton In anil boe. 19c C WITH PURCHASE 0 l0 CAKES of cJ5oncL CASTILE 10 bars Dona Castile Soap I bath towel Kitail value Special I..V) 8(.)c Sardines I. S. oval tins mustard or tomato '1 cans . 25c A & I, soli No. 10 tin Blackberries pack 59c Fruit Jars Old style Mall .Mas P'l.en ipiarts . 97c Watermelons in li SI . I! Waternieions Jii2?S!?rl.!.' Our Third Car of Klondike Watermelons Arrived Thursday I his i ; In far the lintst lot of Do not confuse these with the ordinary melons which arc now foeiirj olfcicd. waternieions received this season. Hearts of Gold Cantaloupe Where You Save of l'o;l'.(o! i: 'that's Thrift 108 Fir St. ( for 25c Phone Main 731 J