Page Eight
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, April 5, 1929.;
New Calf Club
Is Organized At
Cove This Week
raif club liiy lwn foiinwl lien. '
This In n Ginnile HolHttln club with
John roiiwtufk um lend or, lt?ia
; emiiiy mnmiM.. 7 ne jmi'iin, niiw
I wore divided Into three Kroupii a-
Th audience Joined In slnKlnx the
national anthout of Winn, in Ihe
centime Mi t:hurlin Kncnrer and
. .1.- - m.n
next meeting, which will he held I
the third baiuiduy in April. Ik to
bp a "hum time ipitlierlnit unit
ull members are nuked to como
dreHMed In overalls and houee-
t flrcHSt'H. Heotlun two, headed hy
A. ilujileiiun. will servo
dinner.
Mm. Ines Jenkins, teacher of
Mlierty school, . entertained her
linrilla i'VMuy afternoon with nn
Fairfield Dairy
Farm Scene Of
Happy Reunion
Bloom 1h a former reMldent and
uieffibqr of tin club. Aftar a short
biiainriw mHnlon, oII-Iouji rrtrtwh-
itnnt wrf nerved by tb liotj
and an hour Bpvm in visiting. J
uttrui'ilnR much
IntiTPHt. They
lurKt! ton rlna
Ib-rker.
It. 8. Conialonk baa a fino herd
ill jiuimnili tMiwfi. ; i iiviii ui" icu- , . ,.,(,. rniiii'Util In
in in. mw ; , .. . .,i.i. v.
ty ht-ad undor four ycarfl 1
li-on tf'Hled bin h tur iibui-flon and
liibfrculoHla ami arc ironounwt
o. K. Ten of lUvm miluiHln ur
ivjilMhTril and Jiuvfl . won innny
triuH at tbo 1'nioii Htuck nhow ,
and at tho fsliite fair. Au :oiu
work ifl an iirOVnt Holuin UrveU
' or and bin rhlldren urt all lnt.tr
(filed In MolMHn ciutm. John U
thu loader or both thei r.'gintor.fl
and t)u Kradti HolHtcin rhih, Jtulh
, ' J.V. ' tZl ij " V. i . ,.r and Mr. and .Mia, Vernon Hhurwood
ona and ncrri'iiuy of (mother, Kuth-
I docoi-iiiliiff tlm win down with Khu-!t-r
ibcoriitlonii. Albert Hiik)ih
won the prlxo In it roup ont '1'oiinuy
, Muronib In Kiotii two and Joo
rUwncor In Krouii litre?. Mm. Jen
' kin brijiiifht the luivy orcaulon to
a cliiuajt by iMt'HfntbiK' u ti'-ut of
( I KjinIim randy matt to acli rhlld.
') 'i'Uv rt.untiywoiiien'H i-lub will
tni'vt JViday, April J with Mm.
. Wllllum Tuylor. .
Mr. and Mr). H. A. Maaterton
lien, Hurohl and Hoy vtn'U have
thdr Ilulittflii ealf anil lira ralnitiK
It iK'Cordlritf to schedule -
'I ho ( qvo JllJih achool put on
tbo eighth annual Junior vaudi-vllln
l ui'tuluy vunlntr Itffmv a crowdid
hoiiiu. '1'bo Lay orrheilra pluyt-d
(or nn hour beforu the eurtnln roe
mill aHNlMted dm-InK the program.
MiMrt June I lanlid hum announcer
i t i hi; proKmiM, Thti fJrnl nuiMbur
v. ...i a wleilnn by thti IiIkIi Ht hool,
i' VoIku Houliuan." A intiHhal
n-.diiiK, "A I'erfef-l Ultlo Uidy,"
turn Klvt-n by Horoihy Marker. 'Hip
playb-i, "KMuarlfiir it With thu
IUim." huh Kivcn by horotliy Hark-'
pr, I'arhe.r Hcvi-m, Klne Audei-aon,
l.ti Klli n Utt'HhcuiH, (b ni' Itobln
Huii f and, A Mill MIIIh. Kle'tlonH
i. ..in thi Zit-KiiHd Kollh'M, l.iflrr
I'rleiMiun; "out Our Way' by
i urly u nd IiIh V.ituu", Warifn
lilrd, John t ixher. I'Mw ut il UIimhh,
Aiiiiaii (ivim, Jfii'k I'ubrn rtnd Ned
wi'i'O dinner kupkIh of JVir. and AJra.
i V. O. Kborwood Huiulay.
My Mrtt, M, F. lUyiiMMul
(Jlmerver I'orreMpondent )
PONlKlHA, Ore., 4 Hper ll Th
Kalrfleld dairy farm at Hunting
ton, owned and operated by Mr.
and Mm, George Houth, former
reHldenta of Medleal HprlnKH, waaiwere travellnK In
the m-ne of a happy reunion of i ear.
old friend Hunday. Mr. and Mm. VV. H- Iuncnn I driving a new
M. J Kaymoud, Mlua Marie on-1 wdaii and J. J. Juration a -new
Iokuo and . G. Murray drove down j coupe. The cam were purchased
Haturday flvnli)H. Mr. und Mm.ln Maker Ihhi week.
Kin nk Whit hn drove to Jlakeri MIhh Otial lllckel, who nttendn
Haturday eveiilnfr and apent the bfirh aclinol In l,a U run do, U vlnit-)
MiKiit, wun Air. and ira. -(. u. t iuk ni-r wwer, um. j:an Murray.
IJIoom. Hiuidny inornina the party; Mlua Norma JJiraen, daujrJUer of
drove to ItuntliiKion. A trip Mr, and Urn, IJ.H. Iuraen, and
through th modern barn built byjMlwn Merle Hinlth. daughter of Mr.
Mr. Houtli. luHt year und aeelnir the and Mm. K, W, HniHJi, IiIki hcIioo)
inllkliiff inachlnea in operation all ; wtudenta atlendlnK the ucadomy In
proved of K'nut InLereal. and then i Ibiker. were at home fur the Hprlna
the table with the bountiful Kauter j vacation which commenced Thum
dlnner with rovem laid for J 7 inudo i day and continued until 'Juenduy.
the'irip all the more IntereatfnK. j Wra. Mary Murray returned Bun
Aim, c, O. Ulooni entertained ,',1r ''Venln from !-a Grande here
(he ' membera of the Medical ( Hh "I'ent three weeka at the
HnrliiKH Women'a club at her homo ' hom t)f on' ,,Vf"(l- n'
in Huker Thurmlay afternoon. 'Mm.
for Mr. and Mm. W. II. Uaxter neiia meetfnir a musical program
Thumduy eveiilnit. Mr. Maxter waa vuu rendered, followed by a sochil
a Hunday achool teacher and Mm. hour In which some of the mem-
BuMer held q((Iva- In th I'riuiary bera played cards while others vi-
and Kellef Model v. (ianiej and ited. after which all enjoyed iv-
About 2 membera drov down, i conU'ata wero the diveraiona of the freahmenta. IN. J.
cam belnif fuinlhed by Mm. Johd t erenlnr, followed by refreahuienta. Mr. and Mm. O- A- Pupr ave. Beach,
I'effley, Win, H. K. NkIhoh. Mm. The honor Kueata were preaented had as their Kuesta Mr. Fuller's t winter,
T. K. Kvanvtly, tr. Jamea Oobol. (with a girt. Mr. and Mm. Haxter brother and alater-ln-law, Mr. and
li. it. l.owery and Mra. M. K. Kay- ! are goinff into biiMlnens at Union, t Mm. J'red Fuller, and Mr. and Mm.
inond. Jr .. Alva Orton. of Union, arrived William Kamaey. They drove from
A amall band of gypsien paHad ! Hnrday to clerk In the company their home In Kmmett. Idaho. ,
ilirouah Thunulav "their imu tH;"'p. to Oil the plnra left vacant I 'Mr. H. I. Jjrtn became aer-,
. ....... . t l.u Ml' M l-l i. w . . ..
J. I. Sit. IA K IX tiOTHAM
NEW YOIUv, Apr. 5 (AD -John
1). Hockefeller Hr. returned
to hia summer home at l-akewood
last nltfiit irom vfi
Kla., where he Hpnt the
.ATITK !AI'(iHTKK DIES
MKDRlHD, Ore., Ajir, 6
rAi)
a natlVe
Suziin Carolina' Hurt,' 73,
dnUKhtei of Jackson county, ojj
at Uer home near Knglo l'oint bua
night. Xhe w born in Jueki
ville in ISoti and lived for 6d yl
on the furm where she died.
Mr, und lm. 'iiiomiiH Macomb
and son. Tommy, am) Mr. Ma-
eumh'a father T. N. Macomb,
der of the day wna apent vlnltlng.
After Mpendfug a week with her ( George
fa in i I y.
Weekend kupmIs at tho Jolin
Ktodilurd home were Mr. and Mrs.
yman, parents of Mrs.
motored to Wulla Walla Katnrduy nii-iu-law aud daughter, Mr. and Htoddurd, and her brother and sis-
und spent Kiifili'r Hunday with ri-la-tlves.
They returned home Miui
duy. Mr. and Mrs. Wllllum l.emun and
I u u ehihtreii, r Mi. Vernon, ar
rived nt the I'Yunk I'hy farm Hun
day eveniua. Mr. Itnon 1ms em
ployment on tho farm during the
spring season.
At the Ihhi meeting of Liberty
l-T. A.t K. A. Hayre-waa present
and gave a very Interesting talk on
club work, A good program of
music und readings Is beln
planned for the next meeting.
The members ttt Mm. Hum An-j
son's family spent n huppy day'
Kunduy picnicking on the bill near)
l,a (Irunde. A basket dinner mum
served about t o'clock after which
met with their leader. Mlsa Marie
Conlogue, Haturduy ufternoon. Thei
subject of the biNson was eggs and
milk In the diet and their cookiug
leKHon waa gohb-urod eggs.
Mr. and Mrs. f (). Hloom, of
linker, attended the regular meet
ing of Medical Hitrinea a ran ire
i joined In giving a farewell party Tuesday evening. Alter the busi-
bv W. B. Haxter. loualy 111 very suddenly Monday
Ouesta ut the Henry Maxfleld evening and was unconseloiia for
home over thev weekend were Mr, nearly three bourn. A physician i
add Mm. H. H. Head and family, wan called from Baker and she is I
from Baker, Mr. and Mm. U. f'lif- rejtorted to be better at this lime. !
ton Baxter, Hex Baxter and Misi )
Doris Kirk, from I'nion. When the extra session of ("on-1
A son was born to Mr. and Mm. gress convenes Henator Jim Wat-,
William Bryant at a hospital In oh will be seated ut imniel Web-.
iiaker Thurstlay. ' Mm. Bryant was ater's old desk. Odd little things
formerly Mlsa Martha Haraln. like that happen In the Henute at-!
A surprise party was given Mis most every day. ' . j
Marie t.'onloguV, teacher of the j r
primury room, by her pupils Fri- The story of the girl who re-j
day afternoon. The llltle folk had mnined up In 'he ulr 2- hours,
arranged an egg hunt followed by suggests that she probably was up'
refreshment or rnke and punclj. -there fixing up Tor A date. '
Miss Maxlne Duncan Is suffering !
wjth badly swollen glands In her, ii,,.ud toasted in the oven, then
peck. Friday she went to Baker (.hed with a rolling pin will'
tn ennntilt livMtlr.n M.u - , . i i
"m , prevent -jressiug irom iiecunnnH jp
- soggy,
i no hh is oi mo cooaery ciun
Keep Your Car Clean And
Keautnui
' It Means Much to Your Personality and Business.
I am now conducting my business of careful attention ;
to washing and polishing automobiles at 211 Green
wood street, Harris Bldg.
Mv Club Plan is within reach of everyone, and all cars,
new and old, can be kept clean at a very small cost.
All jobs thoroughly done. Scratches and marks, not
to tho primer or filler, removed.
.Every Job An Advertisement f
I use only standard products and they are used prop
erly no steam.
JIM TRUITT
, :, . . . MAIN 810 . ' . f
Mr. t'hdiii'N Kpcnrpr, Mi-h. A. K. ! ler, Murva und Howard lynmn. nil
Huff left Wednemhty for I'nion i of l.n Ornndp.
where hp l vlttltliitf with the fain. I The lrlnmry Hundoy nehool and
lly of her danxhler, Mu llert ' Itellef society of the I,. I). H. ehureh
KlllKhl.
Moulin: "llillllli llliel" Arrller Anl- '"'' 'B ehllillell nili'llt hllllllllK
lin d IMwiiid HrlHlow: elrlim Kumer kkh. Alum Annon found
Hlet.e. wmren Liilrd. Ned Mur- thu i t ckk ninl rerelved Ihe
tin,. Almnn . (Ii-Ihh and I'Mwiinl flKt lrle while lien Connor runie
i.m.oiii: mniK el Heven, iilclinlni: I" Willi Ihe nernnil hlKheut liiiin
neven Ml i.k-.-h III u woiiuin'H life hv '"'f ""'1 rwelved loi' IiIh irle the
firm. Ivy June Allen; Herond, Kin- Kolden ckk. All". Anmin'H ehlhlreit
Ine Willy; third, llllil Uuiim; wem nil Willi her extent Mi. Hlel
ioii.Hi. Jxiln llintherM, Wmida llel- ' Holler, who renldea In WuHh
i, tirion, Jeun Wllllimm, flnle . I'ikioii. , -Uil.i.
und lliinnle liennlow: flllli, I Mr. und MrK. I'M lk ley drove
liorothy llurker; tdxth, Kidher Air-, 10 KniMK" Weilhewlny in llielr n,w
ue.Mon. I'arlier Hi-verM und Jeun : Hediin. : .
i'liiilel, iint eeventh, Kxiher Aniler-j Aiwilher hnppy event of l-:nsler
h,m, . ', i I Kiinihiy In the neiKhhnrhood wn
Tho fnvo BW'niinlnrf pool held Hh llln l,,llc enjoyed hy .Mr. und Mm.
op..nK Hiin.hiy. It UK un ull-duy, "eorKe iiiiBnen unn two noon. A,
nfrnlr und peopli heKnn eonitnK In
i.ie uiornliiK. innny hriuu'liiri: lineh-
ei. iud reuiiilliliiK flll iluy. Ahollt t
two hundred enjoyed tile oiienlliK
dny free NWlm.
it Ih reiiorte,! that fl inoveinenl in
under W'ny hy aume rlllKimH nn the
went wide- ol .Cove.. 10 form u new
hert und Murvln, Mr, nlid Mi-h, fieri
, (Iron! und kciii Helliertnnd Mr. unil
Mm. WilllH Hi,, llh at the Hiullh
furin. At three o'eloek a huNkid
J dinner wn Npreud und the reinuln-
neltonl dliitvlot In thut .section. .
BLUElibUNTAIN
art an a Kits in
tb'rvr Correspondent)
(Jit ANUK HAId.v (Hpeclai)
Thre . proposals for' indmburshlp
were received und one new mem
ber was voted into thenrdor Wed
nesday when Blue Mountain grunge
met at the hall. Master I.
Wright led a discussion concern
ing the state grange convention
which the Puiuona grange is work
ing to secure for l.a (Irundo in
lUn. A resolution drafted by the
home economies committee was In
troduced aud adopted. The reso
lution read as follows: Whereas,
we. the members of Blue Moun
tain grange, are in need of an addi
tion to our grange home. Therefore.,
b It resolved by the Blue Moun
tain grunge that our surplus funds
be plueed in a savings account until
such time us they uro needed. Mrs,
Bert Omul, lecturer, had a very
excellent program for the lecture
hour. In the roll call "Whnt Con
stitutes a Oood Neighbor?" tho re
sponse wns 10ft per cent. Mm. lid
Ik k ley gave a reading and tho re
mainder of the ping rain period
wan devoted to April Fool stunts.
VELATONE
WALL TINTS
W" curry Ihe VIOIiATO.VH
tvuli tlnlN In eighteen eoiorri.
Hoy It in hulk nml return nny
iiniiM il pin lion for credit.
li
Wesson 1
Oil
Spring UM SugfuHon No. t
1.4 -
or Salaet jing
Finely diced cucumber, mandarin orange; Tokny or Malaga
graw Mimed and teeded) on ff aler-rreit . i i and, of coiine,
i I rencli DrcKsing m(U with Wesson Oil.
I . The SpH frulu MHl vN.kle, (1 you .. m..iy el,.D,. ,o r, ,
I frou. II,, h-uiun, ot ,, ,.d,. ABi ,tnlpl fuu 10 ,MM!Hm,01 Ht ,
dellK i.f.d .,. in btrh )ou . ,hy ,.ur I'renel, Otnrimg ,d !,, ,ou,
individual crrnllon. . . ,.
!. To l iwrt, of Wrwon Oil. add oof D.rt .In.... ... I.....
pe,.,,,,. I h, i,,, ,our ,.gin,00 ,uwt a,, li;ilors
i i oiiui. iiiiii .trained Irouer, a da.h of lul....o. p.nrlku uf ruurkf flip nil,.,.
lour own iu.tlcl .ill wuld, you I., combining lgdl,i. , ni.L .,
k ..and umumaj dreaalng.
Dti )nu II hp French Ortttlmgt fhr tr
' igtltn varlrtlr In ib MM oil rii
- addrrM lh Wrtwt Oil na 8uot1rlll
Van Petten
Lumber Co.
PlMnifi Main 111
BAIGNG
POWDER
ounces
did lor JSC
Men iImn pum4 aad a hull
lor a uuarur
Same
Price
for over
38
years
CUARANTF.ro PURE
hlliom of'poimls used
by Ihe (joi a anient
- j
u7his makes your dinner perfect"
jiiuiiomt
hytht
"Thank you. Coffee does help,
I think."
"But such good coffee. You must
have a secret."
"Nothing but M J B."
Selected grades of green coffeea from
favored districts in far countries are com
binedin making the famous M-J B Blend.
Its full-bodied richness and rare flavor is
developed and brought out by the M J B
process of blending and aging before
roasting.
Many people find that with MJB, the
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give.
M J B is vacuum-sealed in the new im
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own patented process. Ask for M J B
coffee at your grocery. Look for the let
ters on each can.
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1 1 I loon
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. 8.80
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11.80
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standard
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8.30
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9.35
10.25
10.55
11.55
13.75
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16.25
20.85
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10.65
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15.60
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9.25
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10.45
13.65
13.95
19.45
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17.90
18.75
21.85
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$1.05
1.27
Bed 1.65
m 1.75
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$1.47
1.47
1.47
1.86
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2-06
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