La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 16, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, March 16, 1929. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pace Three NEWS :iio Club Dinner ; Bridge Given At Sacajawea Friday N'llo i-lub waa entortuined lust lit at u St, Put rick 'a dinner ut the Saeujawou Inn by und Mm' Ituy Murphy. a "''. lurtng (he evening bridtfe.waK iiyed at seven tublca. Mis; b Apnleby received hlh score ,.e for women und ('hum Hohn- knnin for men. , Guest prUes nt to Mrs. Oh a lit Blngner und '. A. L. Itlehardson. the devotion!, ller I opto was, "Sowing the Harvest.1 M it, telght ou conducted a quiz. Mrs. Hlckox rcpdiied the receipt of packages ror a t-'hiistmus box which hud been received in tne selections were composed by 1- University In West China sent by Mrs. Colon H. Kberhard told of visiting a V, 12. O. chapter in Salem during her recent visit there. A guest of the orKunUation yea terduy was Miss Nanne Huuten. of Enterprise. - East or decorations were used for tho deliKhtful 6:30 o'clock dinner given lust nlfjht by Mr. und Mrs. W, W. Nushuum at their home ut lG12Vj Seventh street, entertuininK their club. Covers were placed for twelve. ' t Yellow and pink curnatlons were used for flowers. Curds wwe play ed during the evening with prizes going to Mr. nnd Mrs. Kilts. 1 Honoring the delegates to the Preshytoxiul meeting in 1-a Grande Mrs. A. i. rial l-sler:at her home at 10t8 Kirst street Thurtiduy ufternoon. The day's lesson wus tho lust chupter of the study book und wus lead by Mrs. A. V. leffel. Delicious refreshments wero serv ed by the hostess. . ' ' Tho N. U. H. club met ut the home of Mrs. Iloyd l'idcoi-k Thuis- othe Qiurctips Churches Making Ready For The Easter Period -Mrs. Leo Miller was hoslcst to tr club ut a St. Putrlck'a pui'ly sli-tluy afternoon ut her home " i 1203 Oak street. , . HiI.IKo was pluyetl uilrinK llic nr- Thurslav und Krliluv. yruoon. Mrs.- Andrew lxmey Jr.. H, ,11.ellient of th ITesbytt-rtu telved first prize. Mrs. l.eul Uin-!.ll,rllil,od wl.h an attractive te consolation, und Mrs. bddai-d, guest. Guests from Maker. Knterpiise. Mrs. George T. Cochran was Halfway. JClKln and Union und cted president. , und Mrs. Hurt 'members of the association from lltison secretary-treasurer of thojj Grando were In attendance. uisday llridBu cluu at the lunch- Hi,.. iiuv Murnhv assisted . Mis. fti und afternoon of bridge at' the Hill 5 (oujuweu Inn Thursduy when Mm., l'ourlnir ut tlio tea table were una McDonald was hostess.r .- lii-8. J. Georue Wulx und Mrs. W. lied tullils were attractive deco- B; picklns. Mrs. J.ynno Hohnen- tlons on the luncheon table. Mrs. ykaiiip. Jim Joel Itlehardson and . jtoiiiiwon was awarded IHBUVMls. Georire ltlchurdson assisted. ure prize lor cards. day afternoon for al o'clock lunch j pUiijoH'ino rn flnnlunf- A eon. Curds were played ut three UVUStUnS tO lyOnOUCC A campaign; u. u. a. con ference Being Held in La Grande This Week tables durinir tho ufternoon, Mrs. I'. 8. Andrews received flint prize und Mrs. Jack McGhean second. Mr. and Mrs. Don 1.. Gaily en tertained tho Triangle flub Wed nesday nlKht nt their homo at 130S ! making pluns for KlRllth. Threo tallies or lirtdKO we-re at play with Mr. and Mrs. Iiert Webb winners of IliRh scoro prizes. ' , Tho hostess served light refreshments. ' Tho Baptist ljulles Aid met yes terday ufternoon for u 1 o'clock luncheon ut tho ohurch. After the. luncheon a business meeting was hold. - wtirshtp hour, ut 11 o'clock, ut the Christian church w-yi bo on the subject "Our silent Kvaiigellsm Crusade." An umhem wilt bo sung by tho choir.- , KvaiiKeltslio services will begin In the evening ut 7:30 o'clock and tho Song service will - be assisted by tho young people's choir. The sermon will bo ou "When Satan Goes to Church." A baptismal service will also be held. liihlo school meets at 9:43 a. m.. and Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. in. t Flrttt Presbyterian C'liunil- "There Is a keen desire on tho of this period. During thut week """ " "" "' "'" '" J" the Christian church's regular '"coding Kaster. to huv all peo- ,v.l,l,. ......vl,-.,., ,,n.l n.i,ll,. ulll I''" Ottelld tllO WOl'SllIp Of til. With Raster nearlng, many of the churches of Lu Grande are the observunco I give place to silent evangelism. "ure1'- to h,nk. "K'."" '. Special pyrsonal workers will meet sltiu of our One Lord.' Mrs. V. I!. Hohnenkump Sr., will hostess to the club ut the next ee-Ung. . . ' : ' ; JtIio Friday Bridge club was en ktalnfd yesterday afternoon by A. lovely St. Patrick's party was enjoyed by the members of the Lucky Doxen club yesterduy after noon at tho homo of Mrs. B. Q Krltts ut Third street. The aftornoon was spent working on nullts und vlriittnir. Mrs. l'rltts iis. I ha lies Bedlngnt-ld ut her;showt.d tlH) WOinon some beauti mio at 1C07 Washington Ave funy wo,-Ked quilts which had been Tulips und duffodlls mude ut- m,0 by Mr. Krltts great, grand intlvo flower decorutionsTol tho 10ther. The quilts 'displayed ' tho Jloyuble uficrnoon of bridge. Mrs. handiwork of the period more, than for supper at the church euch eve-1 ning and then go out as personal ovuugelists, visiting ull prospects on the pastor's prospective list. A largo number are expected to unite with the church on Easter. Tho Hov. J First PreHbyteriun church, reports there 'is a keen desire on the part ,of the church these days, Just pre ceding Easter, to have ull people attend the worship nnd to think Tho Jolly Bridge club will meeti""'" Wl " imwiou vi iu vo at the home of Mrs. K. 11. Boylen next Tuesday afternoon Instead of Thursday ufternoon, tho veular meeting day. I Announcements I 1 L. 1. S. Coiifervnco A feature of this weekend Is a conference at the Is. 1. 8. church with a representative from bait The rurkdate club will meetik scheduled to be In ut- Wn.ln,K.l.iv afti-moon at the home tendance. The meeting tonight Is " 7aa it of Mrs. it. A. wiiKerson ai i- M avenue. Mrs. CJeorgo Hill will bo assistant hostess. yde Bunting und Mrs. Hurry iirner were winners of first and icond prlf.es respectively. A lunch )n was served by the hostess fol (wtng the cards. (Mrs. Hunting will entertain tho ub next wwk. - riilrty-fivo couples nttended tho t potl Times Oanclng club's St. I 100 years ago. A green Irish i)Ig and three little Trlsh plgH wero clever features of tho decorutlon scheme. Refresh ments served by tho hostess were also carried out In green. . The next tm-Hting of the club will be held with Mrn. Ernest limy. The La Orando Neighborhood be hold Tuesday when the mem- llif.ru nf Ali.lin r1nli .ut ItnUr charge of the delightful ' ., ,, Bt ,no ...ar,.. 1r,er. .... noon. Tho Hov. Melville T. Wire. iitrick's. party giveii Tlmrsday' .... . .. ... ..i., . ikiii ul me iM vtiiiimu iiuieif ami. bd Mrs. lieynaud were the com- llt. e In ent. . of 1'endleton, will speak, illustrat- Ai.ct TJn4-- A rxA lnB 1118 t",lt wl,n "la pninumw Ulb. XlunitJl Ana The nroKium will' begin, ut Mrs. Moe Entertain p'c,OLk- . . ; . Class Organizes . Tlislessps for the meeting and (Helicon of 1. K. O. yesterduy at lo'Iinmu-of, Irs. L. B. Moo wero Ira. Moe and Mrs. Albert It. tunter, who entertained at a de- gtitful 1 o'clock luncheon. 1 T4ii' n '"Women In Music," whs in harge of Mrs. Lynn Wright,' as Mted Ity Mrs. Jlal Hohmmkiimp, 'ho sang three numbers, "Sweet I' the Year", "Day Is Done", and Miss Murgiiret Anson entertained the members of her Sunday school MENUS !y Sister Mury Vegetables and fruits uru nilner- ul rich fuods and havo a distinct ly tonic like effect. It seems most Interesting to knoxvx'tliut-even un Iron tonic taken as medicine can not do ' the good work that tho l....n flh C.nriu c fin. l'l-iivided. of course, that the body has not! This church offers u service at 11:01) o'clock. Sunday, with a sermon on "The Golden Channel of Service" by tilt? pastor, the Hev. J. Gem-go Walz; the anthem "Nearer My God To Thee" by lOugcne Marks will be George Walz. of tho , """, " ,u" """'" " iviviiiuuBvii tireniuiiic, Ul llie oi-gan console. . At 7:30 p. in. Mrs. Hurley lilch. ardson will play tho service, and tho pustur will speak on "I'crsunul Contact with Jesus." Sunday liihlo school ul 11:45 u. m. Junior Christian . Undeavor ut 11 a. m. Other C. K. Groups meet In tho church ut 6:30. i Island City (iiunii I Regular Sunday morning wor ship will bo held ut 11 o'clock ut tho Island City Community church und ttie pastor will speak ou "Jo sus, the Full ltevelatlou of The Father." Sunday school meets ut jlO u. in. und Kpvvoiih league at 7 p. m. . Services will be held In the church Monday, Wednesday and Frlduy of next week, beginning ut 17:30 o'clock. laillieiim Church 1 Following Sunday sclluol tlltl:4i o'clock, und meetings of tho Inter- uiodiuto und junior leagues, mum- Booster Rally Held Thursday By Bible School The Itlhle school of the Central Church of Christ held a booster rally for Kastcr Thursday evening In tho busement of tho church be ginning with a supper, at 6:30 o'eloek-served by tho Loyal Sisters class, with Mrs. Jerome Campbell as chairman. The busement was filled with a capacity crowd. Tho program "was In charge of tho Evercady class and Hubert Slas was toast muster, serving In an ex cellent fashion, Nick Hughes and Blanche Fleshman gave recitations nnd Itutherford Hohlaud and John Snodgrass sang comical snugs. Mr, Slas also called on several others for short talks. Tho rally waw followed by the regular weekly study on "How Wo dot Our. Bibles. '. v v- r at 7:3u p. m. It is anticipated that ihero will be a large attendance at the Sat urday evening meeting from ull the wurds of the stake which In clude Baker, Union, Mt. Ulen, Imbler and two La Clrandu wurds. The morning session Sunday at 10 o'clock and tho afternoon meet ing ut I' o'clock are for the mem bership to which the public is cor dially invited. " ' Services in tho various churches ut tho city tomorrow include; i I'cicr's piscoiHii imtrt'ii PUTMAN'S5 Where Styles Predominate : La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-Vear ' : and Millinery v WINN0WINGS Week ' night services nt tho Is land City community church are ,to be held Monday, Wednesday nnd Friday uvcntiigs, beginning ut 7:30 o'clock. Kvangctistlo services will colitln- uo throughout tho coming week ut tho Ughjholtso - Gospel Mission every night at 8 p. m., excepting Monday. Doctrine of Man." will bo taken up on next Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'ciuck, There Is nn Invita tion to any desiring tu study these subjects, The Sunday services nt tho Epis copal church will bo the lust con ducted hero by the ltev. Oliver Hlley. Ho will leave almost Im mediately for his new. homo ut Scotts Bluff, Neb, ' ' Week day announcements for Chrlstlun church activities follow; Wednesday nt 7:30 p. m., orches tra practice ut tho church. Those ho pluy Instruments uro welcome; Thursday 7:30, Church night pro- rum; volunteer class ut 7 p. in. study "How Wo Got Our Ulble;" :30, choir ruheursal ut .. s:lu cluck. No U.e Shirking Trouble "llu who shirks the proM.'tit trou ble," sold 111 Ho. the siiko or I niitmvn, "llmls lilinseir nt ft uisuu vnntiiKe its ho Is turned to face tronhlo Willi which lie Is lcs la miliar. " Witslilngtou Stnr, A called s meeting of tho I-.it Cirande Ministerial nssoclatlon will be' held Monday morning ntt.10 o'clock in tho 1'rosbytorlan church study. 1 i Tomorrow will bo tho final serv- ' -''''l will be held at 11 l,. ,.,.,l, l..,l t.v lh llv Kllvei. ". nun Hie imniiM, llie nev, been sturved und actur.l Illness ln'micy, -ho has uccciitod a call to lf'' Att,es' speaking on "Tho n. Ilf Two the church ut Scottsblutf, Neb. Ho u,,.K,,nel't K'"'"'" ','.'"0 ""'' will The so- the result. Perhaps a list ol-these foods no .,, , ,,,., , ' ,,', be "Kuck of Ages." rich In Iron will be convenient toiu,lluHt immcdlutely. I Vespers hour Is nt S o'clock lu liuvo ut hsmd to refresh our mem-i i...in..-in., hnlv ' euehnrlui iiml .the ufternoon und tho pastor will orles. Spinach cabbage, lettuce. chur(:h .huol ul , ,, aM a as,iaragus, string-beans ce le.y, , ,, vruyer radishes, imlslns, prunes, dates, , ... ollv., leun be,f, oa!.,ieal .eggs und l"' k- t"' . . , ' (will bo "God bo lovcd the World" ' ,- ' , Stulner,. und tho sermon will be Vegetables and ffnlts keep tho! ..., und A,useme..t." blood non-ucld In other words Its, conso wlso to kcep the blood us ulkaH e "C-Shrp Mill- as possible by using enough fruits . ,V . . , , , ,;. . i and vegetables to counteract the i"'' , VodoV Insk I. of ertol.o effect of meats and cereals which 1 '''"'if, b pilhierUi and lost leuv un ucld ash when burned )n ludo ."Coronation March" by Meyer nei nanuiw acuuui i ...... ,..,...,.. , ,, ,..,, lUoer. " program for the afternoon, I class of tho Presbyterian church , an use at ilhimi iu vt.-m:ia"ii.-o no last evening at her Fourth Street with a delightful party. Seventeen girls gathered ut Miss Anson's home at 7:114 und several J.oVo Is All" composed by Miss hours were spent with games und iaiy Hullock who appeared In ajHtunts, the St. - Cut rick's motir pre i'cilat in Grande seA'ural yeiirs ! dominating. ljte in tho evening go. Miss Anson servqd delicious re- i Two phino numbers wero played : fresh m en ts, nKslsted by Mrs. Turn y M is. Hurley Itlehardson. The!er Oliver. These were also in "ri ... .. - i 1 !. j. !. ".' jib, keeping with St. Patrick's day. A short business meeting was held at which well as a salad in two meals. ruiHirrt.ll And Cahbugt Salad Two cups shredded cabbage, 1 largo grapefruit. cup seeded raisins, 4 tablespoons salud oil, 1 teaspoon sugar, & teaspoon salt, paprika, lettuce. , Let cibbage stand In oold wutor for thirty minutes.. . Drain, ! und chill. Hemova sections of grape fruit from rind und skin. Sprinkle by tho boys'' vusted choir. The Wayfarers guild of tho Kpls cupal church will hold a supper meeting In tho busement of the church Sunday evening ut 5:40 o'clock. 4 First Ha Hist t'lturcli Tho pastor, the ltev. F. O. Hess, will speak ou the subject of "Con secration" at tho morning service. A quartet will sing the Hev, Ciou. Mathcsun's famous hymn "O Love S. V. E. Co. 1405 Adams, i.a Grande, Ore., Grace Bldff. . Children's and Misses' . DRESS COATS $2.98 to $4.95 Women's SILK DRESSKS New Prints Flat Crepes 1.98 $4. time the class was completely organized and officers elected, he-ad cd Ity Miss Kuth Cielb president. The girls decided to begin u contest witlt Jane Itavcns croft und Marguerlto McUlcnnlng heading the two sides. I, . A l-'riday afternoon matinco was given yesterday by the Associated Girl Students of la Grande High school. Tho . enjoyable program was given )y the sophomore girls with Iris Hughes chairman. -The program numbers includi-d: vocal solo, Kuth Itlack, with Kdna Towery accompanist; two piano so los, Helen Newlln. athletic dunce, Kteanore Pahl: piano duet. Theltna Strain und Frances Hlchards. t After an hour of dancing, re freshments wtre served by tltu ru- ' freshmeiits committee. I - - l Tho W'oiniMi's Foreign Mislonury Koclcty of the Methodist Kplscopul 'church met at the home of Mrs. V. W. Kln.ie at iyiG Third street i Wednesday nfternoou at 2 o'clock. Tin meeting was opened by the president. Mis. It, W. Iolghton. Mrs. A. W, Leffel had charge of with sugar and oil and let stand on That Will Not Lot Me Go." This ico for so minutes, urain anu aim to cabbage. 1'lump raisins in boil ing water. Drain and dry between towels. Add salt to oil nnd grape fruit Juice and pour over cuhhago and grapefruit sections. Arrange on lettuce, sprinklo with raisins and dot with paprika. speak on "lu God's Company.1 vespecs will be followed by cial In the church annex. . Lighthouse GoHt MIshIoii Services Sundny at the Light house Gospel mission follow: Sun day school ut 1 a. m sermon by tho pastor, tho Hev. L. A. K unlet1, at; 11 a. ni., Kvange'lisllq service at' 8 p.'m.,' wilh Kvningellsl W. It. I'rtorscmi speiiklpr; oil ;ld , JiagH. Itottles. und liags,1' Speclul mimic "MI bo a part of this Inst service. HvangellHtlo services will eontln uiv through the coming weuk, evory night at X p. m., except Monday. Old-time Gospel iiu.siKea will bo prcuchod. t (iiurch of Xawireiio Tho Church of tho Nazareno. In viting all to attend the meetings, will have services Suuduy us fol lows: Sundn school, DMG a. m., preaching nt 7:30 p., m. Mid -week prayer will be Wed nesday evening at 7:30 p. in. . (iiunii of Gml The liev. li. H. Ahrendt, who has Just returned from conducting re- ivlval services ut Miildh'ton, Ida. and Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock evlvul services begin ut tho liap tist church, '' Tho lllblo Study clasH of Hie I'rcsbyterlan clmrch, with tho ltev, J. Georgu Wals as leader, met Wednesday evening for its first study In "Doctrine." using as the particular study sub Joe t "Tho Doc tiino of God." Those In attend- aneo entered spiritedly ; Into the stmlv. Tho Ht'cnnd lesson, "Tho British Royalty Stops In Berlin IJKIILIN,. Mar. US (A I') A member of the British royal houso set foot Friday in the German capi tal for the first time since the world wur, when the Duke und Duchess of York passed through Incognito on their way to the mar riugo of I'rincu Olaf und i'riucess Martha nt Oslo. They visited the former Kaiser's pulace. . song or tho preaching is not for entertainment but is for Gud'sJ glory anu our euitication. this service is preceded by the Sunday ' school at U:4G. Mrs. Minnie ilv num. sunerintendent. nioro are lilugene, Ore., will ho at the Church classes' for all who will attend. An M od Sunday. Tho morning sub- evnngellsllc service is held in the evening with good rousing congrc la aiiANDK crirucii iiiti:aitnv The View of a Visitor' From San Francisco Pi -: 1 I travel mtot of Hit jmr llimuulKHil tin ncstciii Mali mill I I in vc never found n hotel in nti'tit .unrH tluit had I he np IHiliilnieiitN mid ttHiiftHi fatiH-Gi-n if the Sfli-ajawtiu Tin Is-t Oaiif pliimhhig fUlures fine c arM lN hill tilcil Imtlis big window wlih ii iff I weather Htriirt. K'h a wtMiderriilly built liotH." And thai oplnimi tif tJic Sara jawca. tok-iil by n vMtor rrrnn Stin I-iniMiMii ih'rla, 4iowi the finprcw1oii nutdt hy this v tt'ptltffial ImhIcI. Sacajawca Inn Points I lie Way to llrtlcr Tliliigs., Methodist Church South, Fir and U streets. , Kngllsh Lutheran church. M avo mie between 1 Fourth and .Third streets. ' - Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints tabernacle, First Ward, 0 avenue between Fourth and Fifth streets. La Grando Second Ward L. D. S ) chapel, corner. Fir street and 1 avenue. St. I'cter's Episcopal church, cor ner O avenue and Fourth street. Seven Day Ad ven tints' churcH, corner M avenuo and Fifth street. First Presbyterian church, cor ner Sixth street and Washington avenue. First Haptist church, corner Sixth street and Spring avenue. First 1othodun Kpiscopal chdrch, corner Spring avenue and Fourth st reet. Central Chnrch of Christ, corner Seventh street and Pennsylvania avenue. Church of God chapel, corner X avenue und Spruco street. Church of Onr 1-ady of tho Val ley (Catholic), corner Fourth street and L avenue. First Church of Christ, Scientist, corner First streut and Washing ton avenue. Ijine Community cnapel, corner I First and Ciook streets. Lighthouse Gosper Mission, 1602 j Jefferson avenue. I Nazaronc cburrh, corner T and North Itlrch streets. 1 Salvation Army Hall, tit Fir street J Nowhere rr From Sea In Hip Shethind Island. lh mwi I nriin'i i Him rHJIf. I III! 'I ll'lll IV' iiilvs fnun Hi M-J. f' gatlonal singing. U. Y. IV U. at G:30. Tuesday evening at 7:30 revival services begin and tho ltev. J. L. Taylor, u fellow pastor In. Idaho, will assist In tho preaching. . Fur ther announcements given later concerning the meeting. First Cltim-li or Christ, Svlcntlnt Services will be held tomorrow morning at 1 1 o'clock ut First Church of Christ, Scientist, corner of First and Washington. Tho sub ject will 1)0 "Substance." Golden text: Debrews 11:1. Faith Is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not Seen, Sunday school is held every Sun day morning ut o'clock. Meetings are held every Wed nesday night at 8 o'clock which include testimonies of healing. The reading . room in the West Jacohson building is open every day except Sundays and legal hul- . iduys from VI to 4:30 o'clock. j First Mcthodl-i Kplst'opal A full day is scheduled for to-' morrow ut tho Methodist church beginning with the Sunday school at 11:45 o'clock and ending with the special missionary demoustra- , Hon, pageant and debate to be put on by the Ep worth leaguers ut the evening service at 7 :30 o'clock. I Sunday school Is hcfdnning nt 1:4 prompt, and the committee has been giving u special program each Sunday, with uttractlvo fea tures. The liihlo class, which Is being taught by .Mr. Lcffcl, is growing with each week. j The pastor, Hev. Vernon K. Hull, will preach at 1 1 o'clock on the j subject "Tho 1'iiliiue Christina Vlr-; tuc." Murdc will be furnished by Hie Chorus choir under the leud-f ershlp of the musical director, W. j W. Xusbaum. At 7:30 o'clock the service prom ise to lie exceptionally Interesting . as well as important. The young.1 people have charge and from their i proceKHiunat on. will offer a mis- j flonary program. There will lie a. i dehiito on the relation of foreign i missions to world peace, by lieth- ' tnyrl Miller und Harold Itogers. KtiKeno Cat, George Moul and ; Miss hm Harrlrnsn will give some j hltory of the Kpworth league, etc. i Th pugeimt "Christ Atnong Alen." will he given. The program will t iulerjierspd Willi uttrring and uppropiitiin mtixlc. Christian Cbimii '1 ht titriTiori duiiii ti!e morning ject will bo "What to JOxpcct in Heaven" and 'tho, evening subject will bo "The Great Supper." : i :a.-t Side AfcHiodlHt Church ' ' following Sunday school atU:4G n.i in., tho pastor of tho KuhI Side Methodist church will preach at-Jl a.; in. on tho subject "Tho Hidden Stream." . 'Hp worth league meets at 0:30 p. m. Tho evening service begins ut 7:30 p. m. and the subject will be "Testing Profession." SAN FHANCISCO. Mar. Hi (AP) L S. District Court Judgo A. F. St. Suro unnounced ' ho wanted women in his court, adding that ho considered tho entirely masculine Juries hitherto ruled for federal duty lu re tho effect 6f an injus- tlce. "There should b no discrim ination between sexen when It conies to jury duly.'' said Hie eonrl,. Candy Easter Eggs 30 Cents A Full Pound All Kinds of Candy. Novelties, Chickens Rabbits, Ducks. 1: 5 & !() They are made by Iiiintc and aj'e extra fine eating. Kcd Cross Drug Store Wallpapers , A Pattern f or ' Every Room .'' .i .Mallei' nliat lli iImhiiu ii' nuiiir nr soul- i-dtiuiH iimy lie, un liav' n iialli-i'ii . ror ,.Vci y i'ihiiii. . Wti n hIiuwImk . liver AIM! new ilenlll.i 1-liliK-Iiik rniiii liiillallim wnlnn iiniiIiiic to lllii liiwel III itKMlemlhtlu trelltiiHiilH, NOAH'S PEACOCK , COAL,;:-- For Spring list!. "' Peacock Coal jnnkes a quick, hot fire. No soot no clinkers, and very! littlo ash.-- ' Van Petten : Lumber Co. rbooe Malm Ut "floo.1 Berftve Qntofe"' - in size - fbrtable abi in tone and volume - K f t 1 ' ' .-,f'' ', 71 IT SOUNDS exactly like a big instrument. Marvel . ous volume loud enough for a group of dancers. ; Cabinet of drawn eleel, indestructible, covered . : with leather-finished fabric. Handsome fittings.1 Hie winding key is on an angle, so that the motor . i can be wound while the Portable is flat on the v ground. Records stop playing automatically. Let us show you this great new model. Hear ita marvelous reproduction. It's the greatest value : ever offered. It's a barguin. Come in this week! ' Adler's Music Co. H - La Grande, Ore. , Latest Victor ' Records Every Friday ! m Shamp ooing done properly ... adds loveliness to Y0U1MIAIU Ordinary Shampoos fail to clean properly, thus preventing the , RKALJiEAUTY LUSTUK NATUUA L WAVE and COLOR , . of HAIR from showing. Resides the free alkali in ordinary sham poos soon dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle and dry. That is why women (and men too) who value beautiful hair, use the OWL LEMON COCOANUT OIL SllAMl'OO. This clear and , entirely greaseless product containing lemon, not only cleans the , . hair thoroughly, but is so mild and pure that it cannot possibly in- r ; jure. It does not dry tho scalp, nor make the hair brittle, no mat- ter how often you use it. . The next time vou warfh vour hair try Owl LEMON COCOANUT . ;. OIL SHAMPOO. You will be delighted with the result. ASK FOR A FREE SAMPLE! ! (Enough for Two Shampoos) Moon Drug Company (Agents for the Owl Drug Co.)