La Grande evening observer., August 31, 1928, Image 9

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VALLEY NEWS
GENERAL NEWS
VOLUME XVII
LA tJKANDE. OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1D2S
Over TheJVallev
Mbl K. Morton, VllcT Now, Editor
crop Is Rood. Uthor visitors sit the
) l-lcl,ards home iv,-re M rs. J
i i nicy ;iinl daughter. liladv.i. of Kl
(Kill, who were, 'isithtr for o. few
idays this week with .Mm. nichnrds.
I .Mrs. Tracy Is .Mrs. ltic:hard luuth-
"Boys And Girls Clubs of Union County To Picnic Saturday
At E. 0. Experiment Station at Union Is Annual Event
itciilo Nuintiijr
,r-.i. ,.,.n.tiir Sunthiv tu lit,, ,1..,.
for tint lirsl annual iona-llllnoiy-1 'h,l uto Scl
InJin:i puna; hi iu orf-ams paiK.
TliM I H10 flnnl unnounct'ini'iit and
In hoped Unit ilium may I.e. u
,irff attendance of former rel
jeiit.1 oi these threw fttulea present.
, U-iiiz homo has been near 1. abler.
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Jtelurn l-Voni Outlny
I Mr. and Mis, Aiyin Orion
I 'luuKl'ti i-H. Wiin. la ami Hetty
Sliest l.ostim
,lr. unil Mi h. J. W. II row n, of
L-isin, have an their guest Miss
Urn mxt imictjiiK of rouniry
oju.n s v.ulU wm b). ;tt 1!ki hi(j
ol Mrn. Arthur tioideu and will
tako plueo on Friday, st.
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Ki'luni lYom Trip
Mrs. Charted timnp. of Fruit. laic
district, iictumpanitil by her fath-
joiiu (.iiviii, I't-tiiriii'il
I The annual picnic uf tin1 bo'H' , Vietor (Jumble, I,ylc Hillman (Has
jaiul girls' cinlrs of I'nion county is i rahhils), (leoigo (Ulkiwon, Kun
j to be hold Saturday. Sept. I at j llalsey. KiMWorth lluh-ioy,
and 1 1 ho Kant ci n Oregon Kvporimcitt j Oiils' Cookery, Willow, I .a
and i station at I'niun. This lollown nl Grande. Loader, Mrs. J. K. Italic.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart French, re-(custom which has been maintained l'rosldont, Ki niel Hut en; vice nrcsi-
i turned to Cove last Staniiiy after' lor the past few years ami is onojdent, Ooroihy Halter; secretary,
li-i!a ouiing on the Minanitof the events in the club calendar Virginia Campbell
jiulU Ibiisley oi 1.08UM. Who Will, Wednesday from a la days' trio to
tn;liu with then, durjiiff the bai-li-ortland and Seaside un m-.r
am.t' oi me ff'nii""-!
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IVllito Kecilillg
j, K. Steinbeck who lias a 20.
acre field of Netted (Jem potatoes
on the Sund llidge. this year has
some iiiteifsting eompuri.soiiM to
sww to other growers. The first
ium is the excellent stand secured,
wiiich he. mys was due mostly to
the two-man Iron Age 1'lanle.r ho
ustrt. With this typo of machine
tlio Krow or ' commonly able to
put on from one -tenth to
one-four! h more seed per acre with
a ccnse'iuent butler stand und us
ually a belter yield.
In addition to this, Mr. Steinbeck
wa Jiunie they stopped at ivrnlle
ton to visit friends, going fU vaila
Walla for one day to visit Mr. t'ar
bine, who is ill in the hospital
there. Mr. ( arbine is a turiner
resident of tho Frnitdale district,
and they report his condition lo be
about tlio same.
o -Itetunied
Homo
Mis. Harriett .la son, who has
been visiting her brother, Ike Hos
wNI. in Fruitrlale, returned lioine
recently to Iter hoine in ( 'ah tor
nia. -. o
Has Ton-dK ltemovcd
All", and Mrs. iiadeii ere in I .:l
phmted his seed in four different Crandv th.t first C the week when
Klzcs. He used uirge rneu cut, large r. Haden had his tonsils removed
M-t whole, small seed cut and lt.More. leturniug to Iheir lioine at
small seed whole. The largo seed jmb!er they visited lor a short time
hoh; Kv ii somewhat better , With Mrs. liaden s brother, John
ind than any of the other td.es. . Dahlstrom, at his farm near l.a
Mr. Steinbeck treat.H his seed, us-
ins the corroslvo Hublnnate meth
od, ibt also tried the Senisau
Bttll treatment this year but says
tliat potatoes ko treated ha.d con
.dernhle more black leg disease
tliiin thoso treated with corrosive
sublimate.
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PtroTing WmN
The U.-W. had Its weed burner
ruuin?r up tho brnncli line- to Jos
oiili one day last week. The hum
or consists of tin engine with oll-
(Iran.k-
Some Ueailliful I lowers
Mrs. J. I,. Foster h;is a bed of
zinnias which is attracting a good
deal of attention ;il present. The
flowers have done except ioiia It y
well this year and the bed is most
attractive.
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Tn Visit 1'nreiits
KUnu. JIalley is expected lo ar
rive in l.a Grande either tomorrow
morning or Sunday morning from
burning torches in front und at the j .ol-ti;1nd, to visit with her parents
silk's wnich destroy the weeds aloim
thi! right of way of the railroad.
Tta mot hod of weed eradication
lias been found to be unite effec
tive and keeps th tracks clear of J ,storo there
lliu growtli of weeds which some
times becomes quite rank.
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' VMtod at KJgln
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C'arier
and daughters wero visitors at the
Menial Hug home nt FJgin, last.
wk. The Carters' home is in
Lower Covo.
Mr. and Mrs. K.l llalley over La
bor day. Siio las been living in
l'orthind for some time, and is at
present working in a liililin
fino-is From 11 (irajHhi
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Clausen, of 1,a
" Grande, wero weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank (.miner, of F,l
Sin. On Sunday Mr. Ulltner atid
Mr. Clai;sen went to Mlnum on a
vi-iy successful fishing trip.
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II olds Seih's
The Uev. Jl. I. Hansen, pastor of
tlio church at Island City, held
services last Sunday at the Klgin
Methoi:.t church. The ltev. Kl
inore Gllstrap, of Eugene, conduct
ed servites on tin same, day at the
Kk'in Church of Christ. The Sun
day M-huol depart meiil of this
rtiurch jdans to hold u picnic next
Simtltiy at the Ulvetslde park In
1-u (Ir.imle.
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Attend MtNtsn I'icnic
A number of people from Klgin
attended tlie- Moose picnic held at
die Klin city park lust Sunday.
All reported a. splendid program
and a very enjoyable afternoon.
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('anipfiit' .Meeting
A niimbiM' of the melliliers of the
Kljrin (ainpfire group were taken
nr mi outing on Catherine creek
, last wc. k. They planned to upend
th.. day. but ilue lo an accident
with their car, they wore unable,
to return until the next evening.
Those ho made up the parly were
Miss Flora CruiUsbunli. guardian,
Luis Wit hersooon. Genevieve ('rum,'
h'lby Scott, Helen Ituingardner, K.
K- Aiint, principal if the Klgin
srli. .oi, took the girls to their camp
ini,' phe.
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Hold AU-Ia.v .Meet
Willis I'ulp, ot Klgin. has been
holding services at the Scott dis
hlcl, ;il out 15 miles northeast ot
l'-U-'n. Last Sunday lm people ol
tl'e n-Uhliorh(id and surroundim;
dish H is brought a basket lunch
'""1 an all-day meeting a.s en
J'JVe.l. This group of peoplo is es
b'riilly noted for Its. cordinl good
hiii.s ami Sunday's meeting was up
' Him Usual standard.
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VlMtln at IbK,
Mrs. A. V. Fisher and children,
"'Tompanled by her niece. Ml.s
Fi;tnr-,-H McKennon, datight-r ot
Mr. and Mis. l-"rank McKennoo, ot
Itnh;,..-, ,.ft y,.Sofday for ltoix-.
w hero they will ypend a
i.it ing rohitlves.
4 u -fur
I'oitland
Mr a W. A. Hutchison left last
"tH-'d r,,r Portland. h re h- 1"
t 1.,-r Mst-r. Mrs. W. .1. '"''
Atter visiting there fw a f-v
Y. Mrs. Fierson, and small
'I ugt 1 1 I, a nit a. will accom""1"
I'lH-iiiei1 raptor Visits
The Uev. JOarl V. Maxey and
family stopped for a short visit
with friends at A Heel Thursday
morning, lie !s a former pastor of
tlio Aliee-1 church, but is now lo
cated :t Nampa, Ida.
At Cove
Mrs. Garrett liiokland. of Island
t.'ity, is spending n d;iy or two at
Cove this week, visiting friends.
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Former llcf-lilents.
Mr. und Mrs. .1. M. liinehart and
daughter, Mis. Harry Sayle, are
visiting at the lioine of Mrs. I.u
crctla Uuckman at Imlder. 'J'hey
are fornn-r residents of Imbler and
are enjoying a visit with relatives
and friends in the valley.
Grange to Meet
Attention is again called to the
meeting of the Itlue Mountain
grange to be held Sept. T. A pot
luck dinner will be served, A num
ber of matters or vital Intel est lo
the members will be taken up at
Hat time.
I nloi-lunuto Accident
rharles Fisher, small son of Mr.
and Mi'.i, Charles Fisher, had the
misi in tun of breaking his nose
He ;is taken to the Grand'
i hospital for medical treutm
I aecidt-nl happened at Covo Itu't
j Monday.
I l.adicV Aid .Meeting
! 'I'lus Aiicel Ladles' a'.d held a
I very enjoyable meeting yesterduy
'afternoon at the llivorside park in
La Grande. Alter a short business
meeting, which was presided over
by .Mrs. Kverett WaMsinger, a pic
nic lunch was enjoyed. The ro-nniind'-r
of the oftornoon was spent
socially. The cointujttee in charge
of the a ft ot noon's entertainment
was, Mrs. Ibnce Clark. Mrs. W. .1.
Case, Mrs. Carl Fuilor and the
Misses Mary and Margaret Taylor.
Gum; For Winter
,Iim Ilensley and won, Frank, of
Suminerville, liavo gone to Lowin
ton, Idaho, w here they w ill spend
tile winter.
Hesbiiiling llcni.siv
,L A. Arnoldus, of I'lcasant Grove
is busy this week, putting new
shingles on his house.
.Motor To lVmlleton
,1. I. Woodell and wife, of the
Lone Star district, motorod to I'cn
Idleton Sunday morning lo attend
the wedding of his brother, Ar
thur J. Woodell, to W'lllielinlnu
Newcomb Lincoln.
Ill At Hospital
William Whit luck, of I'lcasant
Grove, is a patient at the Grande
lionde hospital.
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Visited In l.a Grande
Miss Ksther Kdvalson was a
j weekend guest at the S. F. Androw
;home in La Grande last woek. Miss
Ilia Mae Andrew accompanied her
i to her homo near I'nlon Sunday,
jrciuuining until Wednesday.
: Hoi urn llonu
The Misses Mabel and Klva Lar
len returned to their homo in Utah
Wednesday, after concluding a
.very enjoyable visit wit h relatives
ml friends near Vnlon.
which is bmked forward to for a
long time preceding the actual date.
At this time all tlio clubs are sup
posed to have completed their
year's work and to have, their re
ports all ready to hand In. There
iijso be on exhibition in the
Rondo ; will
at. The station office, work which 1 as been
com pic
sewing
trv, et
judged
ed in the various fields
cooking, gardening, poul
. These exhibits will be
by competent persons, and
I Sells HcilVr
('. I'. Krlvalson. oT Ciitlli'rhu!
t 'i k. rnpurls 111'1 fciih' of a fitus
Illolslrln h. If r to Hon StoK.sillll. of
Miiupin. On'.
Wfllt to
fruit.
.Mr:
Hutchison holm
lor II VI"
nit. I Mi. J-
Comity Wumi-ii M'l'l
A r.'H.'-.'iit;i'ivi' K'out ot wnm
,.n' from tin- ,lit I .-r.nt loiniuunil l"S
,,.,. tin. villi, v. iiu't nt tl" urrlrv
of !f. ',. Av. ry lust Friday with
Mrs' J,i !' -Mi-Colilli. Th' l"n
poso of tlio in- timf was to .lisruss
H. ,,l.in of luniim a Holm- 1"'"'-,,,,-iiation
As-nt In this i-uunty, as
,,rov 1 '" "'" CiippiT-K-lt'H-
,., Mil lil, K was passed by coll
r,.ss ,,.,. tin"- B. Tlii 1.111
vld-'.l for funis for Hi'" 'mploy
., , a workrr ,,rovl,linB tin
,.,,. would pay Ii,t M"'"""".
Mrs. Jlil.'oinli explain, -1 tin- P '"
,,,. fully, a-liinif no-
,. lo lal,.- th,. Miall,-r up
. ., miiiumlv 01 iratii.alioii
' th par.'lit-'.s.rli.'i-the
L',;inL'' -'"id fin.l
in-'iit in
lhat tin i -' is pr-'vi-
I lire' ol 1 II
and si-- I
should I" '
was not ti'Oincli! Hiut
o!
llli
ill-.
lion or
s, llli-
unly. 11"- si.-i- 'i
nia-li- for
In (iK-k'oii.
,.v,.-l nil,. Of lll'-s"
I...-I.M! lir.-Kon. II
ilo- county
a. full-tiiiK1
s disruss.-l
,M,l,ld
Ih,- l-lllll
hall-tinic worker. 1''
-l.nl ley S 1,-11, l
, j,, tins nun ly and li
- eeilUiy. Ill- """ '' 1,;
plan to
of He-
hall
If
;m-UI
ell pi
lllile tin
, Id
To Kiietc 'nll,-y
Aroilhl )-;,li,lsu,l
N'alley today alter
o -Clituvli
lli ins Unlit
lUilldini? is well coiiiliii-nced oil
the new Christian ehiireli at l-llittn.
with tin- basement anil cement
work already done. The franii; Is
to be started soon.
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1 '.nt,. Haiti, '(I l-'oi llh-tlHlay
Th- birthday of Mrs. Karl Chan
dler of Klljili was the oet-asloll of
a very pleasant affair Wednesday
leVrllillK When a foV of ll-f frlellds
I surprise, 1 her at her homo with a
i pot luck supper. A social eveliinir
wa.s spent. Mr. and Mrs. Iternlil
jlluB. and two children. Mr. ami
Mrs. 1.. ):. Hill and two sons, Mr.
laud .Mrs. Crank (lillnrr and two
irliiliiren were those who spent the
jeveiiini,' will) Mr. and Mrs. Chan
idler. I o
i Shingling Tni'soiing!1
I Members ot the Methodist F.pl
!coIal church of Klgin are shmg
hing the parsonage roof this week.
Tlit parsonage has been rallied for
the new I'resbyterian minister.
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Siinim"! ille Item'
Mr. and Mrs. Abe LaYkrs. of
I try i're.'k lire spending se-. ral
d;iys visiting at Kaker, Mrs. La
i is sister, who lias been ln-p-visiting
l'turtied to her home at
Higher with Hinn. . .Mrs. ,. Aiielalr
j.MTfuupaiiied by her'- daughtci
l'lorence and son, Louie, iransaete.
jbusiiiess at Llgin Monday. . M
i M i s. A or lair and da lighters
jmov" t.o Kin in in a f'-w days l
'make their home where Miss liar;
will te.'ich miisle this wintei', . .Mr
j and Mis. Jack Oliver and Mr. an.
I Mrs, I'loul.'S nitver. of l.a Grand.-
the winners the repot ts of work j Snook
done and record hooks being also ,
taken into account will be prop-,
erly rewarded. Tlio reward most
coveted by club members is the
trip to the state fair, which is the
outstanding prize, .
('lull work has always bad an
important place in Cnion county.
Older the direction of County Agri
culturist Harry Avery, who super
intends the livestock chilis, and
County Superintendent of Schools
K. A. Say re, who has supervision
of the other clubs, the work has
ga hied considerable prominence,
evidenced by the recognition which
(dub members have received not
only at the state fair but also at
the l'aeitie Intel national.
A list of the clubs and members
is given today, showing tlio size of
the company and the personnel of
the company who will bo interest
ed In the big picnic Saturday, and
it must be added that patents and
others are welcomed. Hie dinner to
be served at noon under the trees
about the station office.
Sowing, Union. Leader, Mrs. W.
J. Green; president, Kthel Conk
Hn: vice president, Fre.lrica Spain;
secretary, Othello Delaney; - Janice
Weaver, Maxine Hlanoett, Ktdoia
Hutchinson. Thelmn Irvln. Jtuby
I U Voro. Caroline Sutter, Gwendo
lyn Linn, Mary Mathews, France
Schilder. Kva lial'ard, Sylvia .limes.
I Dolores Corbett, Tlndma Van Hoii
ten, Marino! Jlaight, Fawn Ge-ort-seii,
Kuthryn Green, Lucille Mil
, ler.
Puultty. Union. Leader. Hex
Griggs. President, Victor Gamble;
vice president, I om Conk un : sec
ret at y, Thclnia Irvin: Merilyn Lun
lord," Karl Cock. Kiehard Itotiney,
Ihy Creek last Stuidiiy afternoon.
. . . Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Intinar.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Xicdoror and lamily
land Mr. and Mrs. Will Sanderson
and lamily wero among those
chopping in La Grande Urn ltit.?r
part of last week. . . Mr. and Mrs.
II. be rr Conrad and children visited
with Mr. and -Mrs. Leo Nlch-rer
'Sunday. . Th re.shi ng machines are
at work again in this neighborhood,
'after being laid off for a week for
the grain lo ripen. . . Warren Oti
jvor. who has been working for the
jl nloil Oil company In Cortland for
some time, has" been transferred
to Cottage Grove whore be is spe- !
ciat agent. He Is the son of Mrs,
!n nnin-i Oliver nf 1 'orl bind, who !
the valley visiting relatives and!
frblids. . . A group of young peo
'plo rnde to ML Kmily Sunday and
visited with Lloyd Wood. 11. Thoso
who went were, the Misses Ai'.lath
and Merle Frt..ell, l-'runces Mc
Kenn.in. Madelene Oliver and Kn-
est 1 'ngh. Lynn Woodell, Chai I- s
Lewis and William Fries.
Hoys' Camp Cookery, Willow, l.a
Grande. Leader, M rs. Florence
Hates. President, Merle Helo: vice
president, Carl I 'ouhan; sect etai y.
Jack Hales; William Wuldfop. Koy
llelo, Donald Chmlwlck, Klmer
Heck, 1 touabl Sains, Holla Heath,
KonnUI Hates.
( 'ookery. Willow, 1 .a Grande.
Leader. Mrs. i'earl Campbell, l'res
ident. Kthel Hates: vice iresidelit,
Kthel McCosh; secretary, Margaret
l-'lorence Lillle, Kvelena
Hansen, lllauche Cunntugiiam, Fa
ther Hooker, KsleMu Ktllie. Irltia
Ktingha miner, Hetty J line Wilcox,
Klinghammer. Hetty Jt
Mary Kvelyn Newk'rk.
Cookery, Willow, 1 ,a Grande,
I ,eader, M rs. U. F, Cunningham.
I'resi.lent. Doiothy Campbell; vice
president, LaVeiida Mitlorlng; sm
retary, Ida Man Ambrose; Kva
Kobe, Lotete Weaver, Laree Mar
chef, Klsie Troutinan, Anna la-ale,
Annette Kunyon, Verdu Sherman.
Sewing, Willow, l.a Grande.
Leader, Mrs. George I audi wood.
1 'resident, Georgia na Lock wood;
vice president, Klma Amos; s.'cre
tary, 1'iances Alexander; K!na
.lobnson, Doloivvi Stewart, Klsie
Mason, Kmma Hauu, Jean Hureh,
ctla Tw id well, Helen Orniester,
Vera Huffman, lOrimd 1 tales, Syl
via Turn, Mablo Horry. Kthel' Hll-
lllpH.
Camp t.'ookery, Summervllie. :
Leader, John WaKner. 1'rosldenl, 1
Gibbs Wagoner; vice president,
Carol Wagoner; secretary, Denver
Meiisioy; Raymond MllIlNon, Leitoy
Vermillion, Leo MuiiHon.
Cooking, Summervllte. Leader,
Mrs. Kd Combs. President, Itay
mond Wagoner; vice president.
Nellie Small; secretary, Hena
Cheat e; Hoberta Hrock, Law ana
Myers. Genevle e Sanders. Lelloy
Vermillion. Denver Ilensley.
Canning, Mt. Glen. Leader. Mrs.
Itny Allen, President, Ida Nebeker;
vice president, Hllby Le'k; secre
tary, I ella Snyder; Mamie Leak,
Dorothy Snyder. Gerty Nebeker,
Lilllo Snyder, Kuby Feik.
Poultry. Mt. OIn. Leader, K. A.
Snyder, president. Gerty Nebeker;
vice president. Very Nebeker; sec
retary, Fern McCoy; Luther Feik,
Fled McCoy, Joe Folk, La Grundii
Allen, Owen Allen.
Sewing. Dry Creek. Loader, Mrs.
Linden Hla.er. President , Lorene
Spencer; vice president, Krma Klu
xer; secretary, Mnrjorio Woodell;
Lottie See. Lucille Fauna, Mildred
lllHxcr.
Potatoes. Dry Creek. Leader,
Halph McKinnia, President, Lyle
Sanderson; vlco president, Lynn
Spencer; secretary, Lawrence Fau
na: Kddio Hla.er. Willie Hart.
Cooking, i'lcasant Gruvo. Lead
er, I vy La nm an. President, June
Frizel 1; vice president, Anna Mur
chlson; secretary, Clara Kud; Klva
Lewis, Ilelllo Knd, VUtorlu Hutcli
Ison, Sylvia JoluiHton, Helen Mur
chison, Melva Hull, Vilda Knd, Her
nicu Johnston, Muy York, Lydia
York.
t'amp Cooking, Frultdnle. Lead
er, Arthur Jones. President. Merle
Carbine; vice president, Lenwel
Hutchinson; secretary, Donald Mar
ker; Hilly Smith, Lester Dass, Jay
Halkb'td, Chester Doss, Itoyd Stand
ley. Wayno Statidley.
Pabbit, Frnitdale. Levtder L. J.
Ansell. President, Wayne Slandley;
vice preshtent, Dorothy Hutchison;
secretary, Jay Salkleld ; Hoyd Sland
ley, Hayuiond Dial, Gerald Hutch
er, Lemul Hutchinson.
Cooking. Fruttdulo-. Leader, Mrs.
Thus, Stundley, President, l'toy
Hay burn: vice president, liViu no
Carbine; secretary. Mary I'Joss;
Verona Dyul. Verneal Dyal.
Poultry, Frnitdale. Leader, Ar
nor Voelz. President, Hoyd Stand
ley; vice, president, Lewis Ansell;
secretary, Hay mom I iJlal; Wayne
St and ley, Floy Hayburu,
Jonevj, Donald itarker.
Sewing, Mt. Glen. Leader
la McCoy. President,
Wuite; vlco pi eslde-nt, Vorda Ne
beker; .secretary, I'Vrn McCoy; Ma
mie Leak. Anna May Whiting.
'eoking, Mt. Glen. Leader, M rs.
Hessio Leak, President, Marrell
Waite; vice president, Dorothy
Snyder: secretary, Anna May Whit
ing; 1 oniui Folk, Viola Nebeker,
Verdn Nebeker, Fred McCoy, Ger
ald Waite, Kldoti Walte, Vein Ne
beker, Luther Folk, Ida Nebeker
Kuby Feik.
Chicken, Suminerville. Leader,
Mrs. M. Horn. President, Hayuiond
M unson : vice president, 1 lor man
Jackson; secretary, Hoberta Hrock;
Alfred
, Angus-Marrell
Nellie Small. Velma Cruder; Lawa
na Myers,
Sewing, Thorny Grovt Leader,
Mih. C. K. Moore. President, Mil
dred Skeen; vice president, Jioro
thy t 'i oghan; secretary, Margaret
Cowan; Marie Smith. Kdnu Krlck
Hon, La fay Hkecn, lona Skeoij, Mar
garet Wilson.
Cooking, Tel oca not. Leader, Gen
evieve Mailer. President, Leon;i
Miller; vice president. Fern Hill;
secret a ry. Kdith Hallcr; Wythlu
Ackb.y.
Turkey, Telocaset, Leader, Gene
vieve Hallcr, President, Italph Mai
ler; vice president. Leonard Mai
ler; secretary Laureneo Haxter;
Jay Miller, Wythe! Ackley. Wam!a
Ackley, Tur Hill. Kdiih Haller, Hoy
Haxter, Karl Maxtor, Leone Mil
ler. Sewing, Telocaset. Loader. Gene
vieve Mailer. President, Leona, Mil
ler; vtc(. president. Kern Mill; sec
retary, Kdith Mailer; Wythel Aek
Ihy. W in. la Ackley.
Thread and Thimble, Shanghai.
Leader, Hal tin Powell. President.
Grace Hartley; vice president, Jean
Koger; secretary, Herta Marker;
Charlotte Hartley, Maxino ConU'y.
liuth Hartley.
Cl'hls is the story that went
through the court house fire. There
is one other club ot flvo members
which links very much like It
might be from Island City, but the
ink as not w aterproof anil the
data on the blank Is entirely Illeg
ible. The rest of the club meui
Iwrs will appear next Tuesday).
One t hiug nice about Russia -Micro
is practically no used razor
blade problem there.
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No Substitutions
.-,t
Wlion ytm place your tinier -.villi your Tlirift Croecr you cim be asttureil tluit you will receive only tlio brands
specified. ' V " '
Quality Foods Always at Reasonable Prices
Saturday and Tuesday Features
Clorox
J-'ine for reniovinif
stains & I Headline
2 bottles
-0-- -;
l-'iiiirnil lli-lil
! I.'iineral s'-rvlc, s w ere hej
terdiiy for flare l-'i-lds.
jtassed away 'lues, lay ufter a tin
-hour Illness, at Ins home at Kly
j Services were hold I'rom the .
Jthudlst ij'piscopal church.
I 1
(lakes
vho! !
I
and :
II, -I urns from Ti-Ii
.Mr. and .Mrs. William Vnitl
datmht, r. r.etty, of fnlon. r.-l nine, I j
'l',n s, lay evening rrom an unto liii
lo Klalnalh l-'alls anil the western j
part of the stale. 'I'liey travelled
l- er the (He) tlr.-Koll Trail and j
Sherman highway to Itcnd. then to j
Fancy assorted
sweet cakes
pound -
Peas
'. S. Telephone I'eas
fine tpiality low price
cans
Coffee
I'riiler Lake, Klamath
land. Medlord ami up th,
highway lo 1 'oft land and
I'liioli. In Klamath Kails
' K' I saw Ins I, roth, -r. I'et,
had not seen In
lis
I'm ill
hack lo
.Mr. -l-
Vo.,
Try Thrift Coffee
next it will please
I) pounds
35c
Me
49t
$1,13
Sugar
C& II Berry
Tli Fine (Iranulated
Cane Sujcar
I'.uy your cunning
rctuirements
N 0 W
loo lbs ...
$0.39
ami , w hum I
w ill ' .Mr. ',,L,'el says t hat
'TV f,
I"
III
ll -tint
I I Hal
'til-
silcd at the
plan, and
their c
lalare !. "-nil'-'y
' ' '
v. oii;.l li"'
,-atl,'n "
Mr. and
Mr. an 1 M
Ml He. I 1""
MI. H'- "W
he aneo'in--'
, Minniii
l-s. K. .1
I I !!----s
I wilh tie
to talk it over it
es. and l-l""l t
hieh was in J- "
Sept. I--.
,t(. ( ir.-t in ti.itr i
,,.la. h -r as-.
Mi ft. Cranl
: I her.
rt Hi
hoiiii' of t ludr bi o-
i"i- and family. of
pie s em to be inlercMh-d
culture ..r knnw anything
m W'esicrn Oncuii und
ti.ih d to s.-e any phiee mote Im an
ttit.il than the trip i'mtom 1 he l!lu
Mniint.fin.s into the Grande Hoiui
valley,
Nally's
Our He
1 -pint .
Mayonnaise
full pint jars
it .Seller
A TYPICAL CLUB PICTURE
chain
('renie Oil or
toilet soap
5 bars
Soap
I'ahnolii
33c
3.)C
Campbell's
Tomato
Soup
Bacon
Dry suKar cured
lijrl'it weight & lean
pound -.
Ham
Carslens T. ('. Ham
very mild cure
pound
Catsup
Van Ciimps lartro
fourteen ounce bottle
1 -bottle ,
Hominy
Prefcrretl stocU oxlrn
Ik", while kernels
2 cans
Pineapple
Sliojitly broken slices
ripe ami sweet
iMj.e. cans
A -meal
minute
; cans
Macaroni
Curve cut
from haul
r l.i:s. .
matle
wheat
32c
32c
19c
29c
43c
35c
no
Produce Features
oi
mi a he,- parents. .Mr.
A- Oisklll, at Inildcr.
lull,.,,,.... ..'ZT l-.t.,l -
Mi-. I .-. keiinedv. who has I II ! Mr. and -
v Hot l.uki- Tor some -line. Is -Ml"
'' I'nt' d to lie sitrficlontly In, ruv- , I,"'"-- '
i-l i ... , ... , si - ' at ' tin-
l'--ts to return tomunuw to U'-'-
il-JEll
Ml W, '
and Mis. I'.. I. 1'-
on i.'o o av, nm:.
o -ins
li Mls-otlrl
'I'll- many tri, lids of Mr. and Mr..
"'HIM- l.entz lire sorry to know
"Ml Ihey arc pi, pallntf to li-avo
, m about a lo imike tli'-'r
f-"iv near MuwouJ. ilu. Thv
i-ii,,i-
Mr.
I't, nil
ltd M"
alley
l-ai-lo
, A. .1. ''.ain-"'.
vl!,-i-. In
that the fallldlts r-''
lev li.-.'l'-li
nil! rip'
al.f.nt Hi"
I 4 "
The hiVf iind L'ir!r in (tie e.-nioly in t eie.,1 . - jn th" w -
r'l-'iH p,M.ei. .-iiiri-d on fhro'irtlt t)se i-Wis mm in upe i ;, i nut.
pi' Hire i. l-o one Mf hnri'l ; . iL- , -,w-h onbt be taheo of
ptiv:- wlmii'L-i whhh Ui. xi' yooritf p.-ople. have ?n, n at different
n.iiou a, fail 5 and txpomtlona. 'I best Aere (foine prize viiinlit(f
vi i t 1 1 i ik 1 f ni ..
M A A K fmy Jl V - "V- V t tV lf.-. I I l 1 r
Firm Smooth IVima foes-Box (J3c
Italian Prunes (apple box) $1.29 1
t a 4 : n ik.. ')'.. W')
ijcire on cut vmoii-io
U'lu vf ViMi Wiiv- mi hiiiulKtnffti 77ii7 I n Thrill- U i
ii
k rait i,ml t 9 k 1 I J
new I brill Store in I he I rare m r in' onen Soon
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