La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 17, 1928, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextSia (Krattife Swmng (itenwr WANT ADS VALLEY NEWS r 't . NUMBER 313 VOLUME XXVI LA GRANDE. OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 11)28 n Over The Valley Malwl K. Morion, Vallejr New Lxlltur isliliiK Family .wheat ami ni-ren. The ntory l r .M ..lit it- Witty of l' -ndletnn eume thi.s: Kium 33 acres, lS'i bu-J to tlit i'ovo liist week .ml is visit- winds of wheat were harvested t ini; his fiiniMy who have heen at i which means an average of 50 bu- j Uu' t'ove for oiuo time, and also shols lu the aero. This was Forty- with ulher relatives in that local- fold wheat. 1'rom another field' 1;". I consisting of E5 acres an uverayc i' yield of hu.ililri was realized.' IVw lays hi lountry ' I This Is all the fall wheat which I .Mrs. Hue KutiKliUii of l.a 1 Mi. Ilroashers had. but ho will ; (iraiide, who is having a month's I have ;!) acres of spring wheat to vacation Inuu her duties at the harvest later. AVest store is .spending a few das this work at the home of her niece k limmiilii" ffiiess. .Mrs. IIukIi Huron ami family Jmbler. Mrs, Lnu.hlin will ml. up her work anin .Monday, t'lKirh s Spencer uf (irunsf 1 (all I eensiun move, una umne. r.-, nelKhhorhood i KHllne ulony i v,h1 1,1 MriK hall and tables were snlemlidlv now- lollowlmr his oner- i spread on lis many porches. "o I:,.,,,,, lust week f..r a m.en.l lei! is. 1 I'oople heumu arriving at I u...,..flt h.w imon i..-.iii.ni nr early hour anil Slocutu aml,llH ;r;i,ule Hondo hosnital. semlded i Ki'iuluattj tiii Ilarwtt on In Wallowa- From our correspondent! in Wal l Iowa comes the report that har ! est in: operations have been on in j full svin- in nmsi parts of that ! county the past week or ten days. so uu . ho bays, the weather lias been ideal for the crops. .Much of the winter wheat is beitii; cut, 1 Tuesday waa a "red letter" day 'and Mrs. W. T. 1'hy. Jlim-s. Com- some immm, ..... f... i. f. wt..L- Umek. I.ineoln. Chn.lwick. Kisher rlatloua ry otillits while the greater ; been the third annual picnic when j Hawkins, Wcimer. Smith, J'.loom I the older folks of Cove were honor (layette, l.aird, Anderson, Wade The nicnie was held In As- ! llrown. Ueit. jioeKer, ucsnics u HONOR OLDER FOLKS OF COVE AT PICNIC ! ' GIVEN ON TUESDAY this si'uson life: Wooda & Hon- ( with coiis.!diuibio logins koIiik on lunil, who recpivoit n li'ld of it Hl tlmo, iiumt of tho men mo hushi'lK iT iicro from ono i'5 ucro usy. It h;i iiIho Iir.-n ropoi'tod Hold of Forty-fold wIipuI una 1 I Oial Komo lurniiMH liavo found it from u 30 ui-ro flold. Thomas dlfru-ult to tuiouro miffiolont liolii. Koott nioiilly fliilshott fiittlnK u1 The Kins in iJia.'tloally all imrtu lai-K fl.-lil on his ranch In tlio Hry."f "o lonnty urn liiKiiininK to dry I'r.'.'k Hfftluu an.l roportH a yield ;"P hadly. l-oiulillons aro danKor- ( mound 27 biwhulu )or atrclouM f.,r fln'. hoi-vi-r. this fecllon Jiowivi'r, tin-no l.-w crops uro lain has Ik imi lucky In tho matter of I'vcepllons In this community this jd.imaiiliiB flics m far this season h.usou. Thcso came throuuh thesis only a few small fires have he. winter w ith Bood stands, hllo ;'" started ami they were all much of the ultpuka did not have iiml.r control before. lliey had a rood stand, and with the cold Kaiiud niii. h headway. w cither dmiiiK April and .May, thel ..,i,. .11,1 sio.il much. U-iivliiu1 On.- iiarticillarly di-sltahlo ildvan- A SEASONABLE RECIPE J. Mop fur Vi-ll- .Mr. and .Mr: their sou, i;h ye;ir from Simpxnii college, and their daughter, .Miss June, a junior in Hie college, iind .Mr. and .Mrs. Ji. .1. Coodale, all of Imlianola. I Jnwa were mn sls of .Mr. ami .Mrs. I A. K. Austin :ul Afrs. Austin's f.ither, 1-ee Hyatt at tiieir home a short d ist a nee sou! beast uf l.a (Jrande on the sidehiH road yeftier tlay. These people were drivln' lun ears from their home in the) :a wkeye slate, throii:h to San j raiiciseo. They were making the trip rather lirsurely having left tin ii- homes in July and slopped In the IMark 1 litis. Yellowstone Turk and other points of interest. In San Francisco .Mi-. SloCUin will have a seat in the National Asso ciation of Retail J Jruj; lists' conven tion as a deleiiie from Hie state of Iowa. He is a member of the State I'h.u i i.m ciiiieal board there. The vi-ihtrs and the Austin family were neighbors in ImManola .which Is also .Mr. Hyatt's present home. Day In 1m Gnmdo .Mr. ami .Mrs. Krnnk MeKlnnis of below Suiiiinerville went to Ja C ramie Tuesday oil shopping and i business errands. A visit to a Kara ut found something serious wrom? with the engine of their car necessitating u long day at the county seat. To Allciul CoiiUTeiic .M rs. 1 .ynn Chadwick of lower Cove will aeeompany Kev. Alice l'ayiic tu lloisn next week where they will spend n week attending t he a nnual conference of the In terituiuniain eonfereneo of the .Methodist church. -Miss J'ayne's friends at the t'ov are hoping that flie may be returned to the pas torate at Covo for another year. I'm Hays in Country Ms Anne Arnoldus head of the score ot young people. .Mrs. Mary Wagner made the "hit" of the day when she related an some ol ner eariy experiences m all were soon as-lt'ove hi J She said her lather mversing gaily in groups nviui me nrsi cuom in v ove mm I in the grove, on the porches of that A. K. Uibinson and Kd 1'ayne I.Morris Hall etc. iJinner was served! built the second one. Her father it., nmro than 1 Mil lieonle including had $: in his pocket on his arrival part of the wheat in the hill sec tions is being harvested with com bines. The yield Is not coming up to that of last season; there ap pears to be considerable variation between yields. from different fields. However, the best crops are but slightly above those average last yea r. Some of the ting, a thin stand on many of tho fieldH. tage for Sudan grass is found in Such as these aro yieldhig from 1 J the fact If menaced by uu insect to 18 bushels per acre. Tho spring plague of grasshoppers, for ex crops have imu:o a good growth ample it may be harvested in during the past few weeks und do tram 50 to &5 days trom seeding not appear tu have been greatly and supply good cron of hay. Tho damaged by tho hot weather. From succeeding growth may escape rav present appearances It is probable "Kes of the Insect. that some of the Hprhig wh"at will; " " produce a better yield than that of U the dog, or particularly a pup. the winter wheal. Another week is not looking thrifty at this tlm or ten days of good weather will try to discover the cause I see the greater part of tho wheat linings of the mouth and threshed, when much of the spring are an Indication t'onj llelUJi 1 dozen cars sweet coin. 1 iiuirt onions, 3 green uweot peppers. 2 largo or 1 dozen smull red pep pers. " 1 quart ripe cucumber 1 uart ripe tomatoea. fi cups vinegar, 4 cups suunr. cup Bait (sea nl J '2. teaspoons tumeric. 1 tablespoon celery seed. r.c worth white mustard feed. l'ut through u ehupperor chop In a bowl if preferred. Add other Ingredients mid boil 13 or 20 min utes. Seal while hot. Competition enhances results lu wide spread eanipuigns to oxtorint- Palo ,lialo rats, paricularly if tho hunt- lids ing method Is employed, in com- of hookworms, petitlve rat-control contests in J f tho sown grain will be reauy lor cm imp aueeicu w uu wijiew onus in.iy it-Aim '.miiimc u....m haying Is still being lie a menace in me imnuy as weu.oi ij;i--s muni inuu -,vu,v siaugmereu. I the hosts, the members of the u- men's Improvement club of Cove. IJ'.esides the good thing' to eat, every table was laden with beantl 1 f ul flowers, swec peas, snap drag j on, calendula, marigolds, phlox, dahlias, golden glow and every 1 flower that blooms at this lime of year in this locality. After the dinner an interesting program was given beginning with a selection by the Lay orchestra, winch was fcdlowed by an address by 11. H. 'U'patherspoon of F.lgin. Dr. T. IMiy made a brief ad dress mi tho need for the bet terment of the race. A solo. "A I'erfeet Day," Mrs. Jynn O. Chad wick, a reading "When Maliudy Sings" .Mrs. Hoy Tlell "In Days of Yore" by Mrs. Mary Wagner, pre ceded the nddress by D. W. Shea- han, fif Kuterpriso, president of the On l;iiliies j'rand- Mr. and .Mrs. near 'ove we Cramle yesierd: ( 'had v. ick m.iil l.ynu hadwlck of e visitors in La y. .Mr. and .Mr., inn ao had an home economies department in tlie i Wallowa county pioneers. An orl u fjrando high schmd is spending i .,..., ,lorni i,v M. .. Carter cum in f' days in the country at tho lh,t(Mi tlH. program. oppori unity to gain possession of a fine Iruit and walnut farm near Salem and were quite anxious to ooicbnle the deal, but have not as yel been able to do it satisfactor ily. ' I'lii-nUhcd New Car M iss A I lee Mar(U:tiit, county health nurse h covering the coun ty in a brand new Ford business eoupe which is making. her work 1 that much ea?ier. Miss Marnuardl returned a short time ago from her month's vacation spent uL her home at I Juiii nlon, luw a. An lullatbn We are asked, by tin- Koek Wall grange of near i-lgin, to cvlcml an m it.vlioti to all the grange mem bers of I'uioii county to altend ;i picnic to be held all day Sunday . I Hock Wall. The invitation states that ice cream, coffee and i'ion:ide will be furnished free by the hostess sulrdiuatc ami that those coming arc asked to bring tlo ir lunch, cups and spoons. Hay In Viillc .Miss .Marvel Hhine tanee operator with til .V T t 'o.. spent W'educsda her friend, and sorority sist na la dbeticr near Alieel. home of her sister, Mrs. Kouth McKennoii. Miss Arnoldus has re cent ly returned from Portia ml where sin- spent severat weks resting and receiving medical at tention. Still (iolng HiirMlcrr lug Mr. and Mrs. John Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller and (ieorge Chadw'ici: of lower Cove went last night on a camping trip up Warm Creek trail and will spend a few days gathering huckleberries which aro still quite plentiful. 1 long dis raeifie T with Like lather. I.Ike Son Or "Train a child up in the way be .-Mould n" or "Chips off tile old block", "Su pping in dad's foot steps' or several other things miuht l" said about the new own- r. manager, publisher of the -North J'uwder News and his com plete fori e. operator, floor men jM-t everything. lUcently the .i.n h I ' der Nw s changed bands and C. M. I'.riilton came down hoin fitty miles north of Spokane to take up his new duties. He hronghl his family ith him .Mr. and .Mrs. Hrinton and nine children, v. e believe. A get-ac-nii.i inte-i e.iH was made by Over The X'aMey Wed io-s.lay mol lting and this was what was seen. The dad was busy at the desk I'liAirim: out ci.py. l lie oldest sou was oper aJiiig the .linotype machine, the jk-v r boy was working at the cas". and the third lad was bimy at the stone, cleaning the space band-. "I n as a busy place too and all were Working hard hi ma'.if this week's .Yew-, the ln'st ever run off. The two oldest boys will be seniors in Ce .Vt.iTli '..uilr high school this f ill and then Hie family forc will I Sealed at the long tables were I M rs. Mary Cha mbei s, Knoch jWardoll. Mrs. Abide Cayette, Mr. .and Mrs. Ceorgo Miller. Mr. and .Mrs. Ceorgo McDauiel, Mr. and .Mrs. i:. F. Hell. .Mr. and Mrs. Will I Keymdds, Mr. ami Mrs. W. K. Har iris, Mr. and Mrs. O. Lund, Mr. und Mrs. S. W. Koger. Mr. andMrs. C 'm. J'.aker, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. An (ties, Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Williams. , Mr. and Mrs. J. .1. Conley, Mrs. I Ada Walters, M rs. Kvu M iliua n. I Mrs. Lou I 'ay no, M rs. Mart ha I Suedckcr, Mrs. Mary Ceer, Mrs. lArntinla Hills,' Mr. Alice Trippcer. Mrs. J. L. ilhsnii. Mrs. J la met McDonald. Mrs. Lydia M. J!iut.. I Mrs. S. W. Crcasey, Mrs. Fannie 10. icoiiklin, Mr. and Mrs. Suuire K. iThonias, Warren Martin, K. W. IVdell, 1!. V. Hlaylock, Mr. ami Mrs. I-:. L. Ki-kley, Mrs. Kilty Coodall i Turner. Mrs. Alice Vau lack. J, S. Hurford. .!. I'. (iardner, Mr. and .Mrs. U. 1. Hacker, Mr. and Mrs. c. Hertsch. .M. L. Carter. H. 11. Woatherspoii. Marion Lieu ranee. I L. D. Sutherland, Mrs. A. II. Dan ! iel, Mr. and Mr-i. C. T. Mc'laniel. . Mrs. llelda Kiddle, Mr. and Mrs. i.L O. Tully. D. W. Sheahan. Dr. CuiiH Hum Lawrence Webster, a farmer liv- , ing In the Iowa district had the misfortune of having his J-ord coupe burn up about two weeks ago, while harvesting operations wei" under way on his farm. Mr. Webster was carrying a run of gas oline out Into the wheat field where work was being done. Whether the can leaked and al lowed sumo of the gas to fall on the exhaust pipe resulting in flames or whether there was a short is not exactly known. In any event Mr. Webster noticed that tin ear was on fire. 1 le took the chance of getting it out of the field i and away from the big fields of ' opens lu September. She Is .-h.f. -.tot ilrv urn In and had barely I oi the I'ntoii county teachers. ..., i tlw. i-oad and L-otten outicoiisiiis will visit for a lime in this of the ear when the tank exploded Cove and hail a wife and nine j children to support. The time was September with winter coming on. ille took an o team- and with one 'of his son went to The Dalles for j flour. They were gone a month. owing to conditions of the roads they were forced to cache part of their load and on bis return, be 1 was sick and unable to recover bis property until he could go lor u himself. Her early school days were spent in a school room with a. dirt floor. There were only three months of school a year. Mrs. Wagner is well and strong at "it years ami says her ambition is to live to be 1 1Mb May she roach her goal! To M rs. Mary Chambers lias been accorded the privilege of liv ing H7 golden years. M rs. Abide (Inyette is a close second with SU summers to her eredM. Knoch Wardcil who has travel led along life's pathway for M years forgot all about t he party and was caught on the street ami induced to attend. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. McDauiel camo over to the picnic, Mr. .Mc Dauiel lived in the Cove " 'J years ago With them were Mrs. Held.i Khhllo and Mr. and .Mrs. .1. A. Tully. .la bo and Mrs. Copley were over from li C.i-iimle. with theui some friends from 1 taker and Mrs. Con- ley's sister, Mrs. Ada Walters of Corvallis who lived In Covo about 1 2 or 1 4 years ngo. Mrs. !nry H. Heir, now of La (Irande. but for 3U years a resilient of Cove was among "I hose pres ent." Mrs. Cyril Hiehard'on of l'en dh'toti added inmh to the inil-oc of the orchestra. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. liy, the always dependable musi cians of Cove were there witty some lovely music and were assisli d by Cohort Ltird. To the Women's Clult. the host esses, who sponsored the a f fa ir is dun all the glory. ai well as the motive power that made it a sue- i i r:.'.l..i in Itio irrmatrd Hectlons. una 'is to mo livestock. rai w.-io wIPM-li-ii nmwm iiimw i m i m 1 1 n i l,Jli i l ' TJ ' Dependable Prices Whrtlicr HiU'ciaHv reduced or regular prices, you ran depend on our prices bein:; IliKh Quality. Hie lowest possible for SATURDAY and. MONDAY- Corn Flakes one Her ami the whole thlnK wan of flames. I... tlie il'l'l. ii m lie I sodh w hat.' but during r and at any other time -nn demand, the Hriu i:e snfficient to them i an "i;et .nit 1h- pa pi r ' iiil of any phi list i ne. Ila- ii( rniioii I'ariv .ti -f. 'i'odd l oiirad cut' ft. une ::iniip of her neighbor- and fin . ry t-i-aeieu-h tat Kridav at. home near ImMer. About a s f Lull- - -pent a h..piy t; i 'otirail h'-ine. informa 1 i viiiir cletii'lolt !-el'rehmv tlie alt'iiin..n hours. Lniliii-inMlc Over Ji4ii lm .Miss r.lanclie Whiting of ML (Menu and her cousins, the Misses Klva and Mabel Jirsen of Logan. I lab. landed at Seattle Tuesday of last week on the return from their nine day Hip to Alaska, and canm on reaching La Cramle Mon day of this week. Miss Whiting is very enthusiastic over this trip which was one of enjoyment from beginning to end. From 1-n (irande I m y wem io itiitKiioi "..... Mr had several uays, laiviiiK mi uu; si:ht-seeing trip, visited the l.at tlesliip tireguii ami had several hours at the mw Janten l'ark. Krom there a trip by rail to Seattle where they al-o took sight-seeing trips and one long trip to Italnier National park, having a royal time at Paradise Inn. 1'rom that elty oii July yth they joined a parly of jr.a people who boarded the 1'aci flc SS "Dorothy Alexander" on their big "Talk Of The World" ex cursion to Alaska. Included in the parly were -t members uf the Am erica n Car association and their wives who had been attending the convention at Seattle. One of the interesting incidents on tho Jour nev up was a clo-ieup view of the T.ikua glacier. The first stop was .. .. ... i: i - ttien on to lehik tTi. Here tlo y, viltcl tno " vicinity and then return to their home in JA)gan. On acatitin County S u i e r 1 n t e n d e n t of schools 10, A. Say re is having his annual vacation this week from his off ire duties at the court house. Together with Mrs. Sayre and their family, he went to Wallowa Like this morning for a week's stay at the Wallis cottage. Cue-Is 1'rom New York Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Woodiu ml their son and daughter-in-law. ml .Mrs. Harrison Wood in ot Creat Neck, Long Island, drove in to tlie valley this week and made a short vi.-ii Willi their uncle and j great-uncle, I-;, M. M urphy of i Alieel. Tim Wood ins wen- on an extensive auto trip which Included among other stops a delightful' week at Yellowstone l'ark. l-'rum I here they went to l'ortlaild. Thee -are four of the relatives whom Mr. Murphy visited ;vhen he took his long trip east last summer. ! to Colorado Mrs. Thomas C. Hefty and Charles started Wednesday o vacation trip which will lake tl to the home of Mrs. Ilefiy's pie at Crand Junction, Colo. lull between cherries and wives Mrs. Hefty an opportune be away a visit to her former h having been under contempla for some time. Starting from i with Mrs. Hefty, .Mrs. K. S. C stock preideni of Ho- Worn Improvement club of Cove, her way to I'lymoiitli. 'lso to viil lmr mother, who sit 1 1 1 1 at the old home. pea Pineapple Slightly liinkeii .slices Fine Kipe h'ruit 2-N'o. 2 tins Tomatoes A o(i(,( !;i;iiihn(l brand of tiiinalocs witb puree 1 No. 2'.. tin:; Plato Oil Pure vegetable oil for cook i ner or salads 1 t. can Catsup I 'refer red Stock Seasoned just rinbt ' J large bottles 39c 47c 49c 39c- kcllogKS or Post Toasties o l'liJVS Cleanser-Babbitts I lirli urade. Cleanser 25c Babo ICcliirii..! 'rMla- .Mls I .v.l i.i i'Iciivi-i I d.iv lo Ii. r Iw. mi- in . l.ill-' JI MIlllllHT I'M tin- t'hiMiiy Ni.finnl. li'Uinn 111. 1. 1. l-'nr enamel wii.e anil il: ::li I ; and porcelain a ; biibt for .. . ... Mil Tho l.:nli-M Aiil mm i. i'i.vi. Mi l Ii.mIIm i Iiiii i Ii 1 hi- i-liuri h ni'.t i ihii's sIIvit l f ;i ini.l ;0mi for ! .hi.lli. n ol' oftli'i-r. ieV lltlll :! poum Prunes crop Oregon ineiliuni si.e Snowshoe Syrup JtttMl'lKTABIES Very fine flavor Cane fc .Mapli; Syrup ." lb. can 65c Hominy Preferred Stock Larp,e wbite kernels a No. 2'i tins FlavoJell Jells very quickly 15 pkKs Syrup Ainai.o Krand i pound tin lb pound tin 15c 45c 20c 43c 83c Walnuts o tiding I'nr Cutlle- Uoy Hake's, c. l 1M H.o.-wal.ls of lo np tow ai d M i na in in;, for cattle. Muddy ( revL I nir The d.tt'-s for th k fair !. I.aW.-OliS iver Cove vi this week rid Uilors I ruin 'ii II l orn la- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Murph; I Hlveride. California tlrove j.Mietl In week and visiteil In i 1 with their uncle. K. .M . Murph t I Alieel. .Mr. itiid Mr-. Mut oliv v i n aulo trip t lu oti h t lie no l. .iinl st.mp'.l off lien- lor of the Journey. I 'aiicy ( 'ulii'oi iiia--slwil nuts soft 28c 55c White Kin"; Machine Soap lai'Ku package 41c Macaroni (lolden Ac Macaroni products Always jrood -- ' 'U Soap Dona Castile Toilet Soap for Hie bath Honey This is very fine flavored Strained bonev 1-5 lb. tin (55c Mo. My: UnniM l'!-fisi..J- :.n- I Thl v i-'-li ll i 1"S ut lor I si.. to It till- II L" .111' I fillillK K- li lli U.IT1. IO ll' 111. V. 'lr.HI.-il UU- - . I. , .,.. oo of tli.m tho l..n.-.,.-t ""' r'"' '"' ''" "'inn' "f tl... h,,M-.i,t ,.f u. , j I , . -.. Th.v ol,o vut.lu.l!-.' - ""' ' l-K -"""I "- .....il.l.li.l. it I " .- I" I ..vr .h.-,:k . , ,- ...,, a in, ti nds ol" der . This fair is one Oii h 'a l ay. ' i ra in of w auon- a nd 1 1 ia I . r . - i f f t V w it It H.di. mad Hi loai Sitlia the interesting United Stat.' .-.mm pound next Mop "a with its vi.-its to Hxptllllient ta- I' llii . w.-.-k ll ll.l llllillil- U..M, the rrc-l.yt.-rn.il .mikhoii .,.,.,.,!. thi- loilii.il vil!;i-,'C iiihI tho r.nnoll- Crrik. orl liod'.x. r.llll.-.l- nil. A I .tii'i.'.in thi-y wt-ro yivon 11 -.n-l. ty of l-lit ' i t.iiniM' ut .'in. I ono irlp Of IIIIUMIill f-.H'-lll -111. ill Mli.i Hint o:i- to tlw .M.'li.l.Mll.HI '.l-i- III.- ill- i.. il I Ii'l i I ll olllios- lilo n -it VVnin.-i ll w llh lis iilliiriii--T.i-i iii t'..l.- hiiH' i.i not th.- l.-.i-l ,. j.ii.ii- f.iiiiin- ..u-t of tho trip. ,,, mo l-lty OMTIOMI.' il. 111.' !-l''l 0 . ! stwt:.' i inlnu' li-t..-.-n ,I'ln- l;.,-..r.l i.-hl I" oi "'."I Wnii.K" II. 1'rom IhU J.I '- .!,- itrr.li. i.r. Mho liu. v -i tik.-o th'- Wlil I-iim lb l.rh.v.- . ..v.. ...i tho liv. r ! :.o. trio t" ! I'-. iin"'. I'"r .- r.onl h. the- li.niiirr -o f.iriiiii.o .li.y trio. It "ill he rcmlil'- I Ml I, ..f ll.lll-tl.lt 1M !l.-.-..r.- ' -..II th.lt til" lll'V.1 K'TC .TO'lllol J lo .-...n .l-i. h h .v.- c.lor in. full ..f tho 1 1 . i ! . - M-!ll. !l luiulJ :.! r. llr-.-h.-.u-K nas vory modest j p. il to tin- vi.-itor and travrll-r. ...ut lils M..ry ini. I r.-fu-cl to civ..-111-1 Vhitlns will romaln at tho it i In. f...:s no nl hi- lintl li.id Uls-lholo.. of h.-r plirilits. Mr. unO Jr. .i-,l.:iJ J,ai i..-, !..utUitJ his JJ. V. V.'l Seasonable Items Attractively Priced I S. Mustard :2c I'urilan Mall Starch ( ui ii or ilo.- Campbell's Soups Any kind '" 10c TaUen io llo-piuil Mix. Matt Avi.-s of taken io H-,t !,iki w lo re she W ill spend s under.-ojm: a phh.al u';I hu b.!iyI .... - Jt X J .1 . I ... 1 'J . 1 lUI I l-l I 1 II IIIi i Tl :tttiMi-i- many peoji'e from I"nin'ih" arioi.-- e!eatoi-. mill ; iel i I -j"',..-. . " )C JvV 11 , eoutity. not onlv us visitor.- hut a. uanhou-es o-.er the oiiiniv a -, i i! , r "Tv j evhihitoi a well. It is a M.-ci- , ini; to have their l,.,,. tal:-n cnv f I 'UlMflM Dl'V V ) rtSZZZft. r r :::;ri;;.. ;; V Fels Naptha Soap Puritan Mall :i.,,J IJ i'- : (V) :)lu,lh 25c ,v,"ri" ' 73c 20c r.) Mount Emily ) Jk Mr.,,v. i.- w llirittl ollee r. b. lollee J !:::,r.r;.;: A iM 50c .5( )K A - ll ii.,.-!,.-. op i.imJ. .-tl. .illv oil hl;-h: I1 i I J a-ir th:,i.ii-,-H-.I..,-. Yr :; i'"'ii i 1 -i round . ti 19 l'-jr l'..r lining pin -I it .lor-. JI ? it I'J ? 1. I id JI Tho r. llir-t .-p...l. .j f.ir. Io n' ..til llo -I.; . . ., , ,., .11 () . 1";m,! $2.70 vJ Sometime the L'h.e.m of winter I 11 . ?!"HH,r ',n ! (r "! 0 -108 Fir St. Phone Main 73! () A'iio-c lives inejin; are Ie-ned, , r,!)