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Pnge Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER', LA GRANDE. ORE, Tuesday, October 8, 1929 OVER Comt-s IVir Vh.ll Mm, l.ydri .liinpi'r nrrlveil Wffk frottl her lioiiif lit oImit, JilnliO, fur d visit with her 1Iiipi hIkkm'h In l ho vullcy, Mrs. Jim Mr- Kllliilrt. .Mm. AViitKim it ml .Mrn. J Jrniiliwn., . ' ' -'...'' ' ' --' - o ,-'- Ohnnx Aid l)iit' ! ' . 'I'hc miM'tltiK of tho Allrcl l.ntlleB jV 1,1 BOrlcty linn hppn Hft iilM-ml one ilny nml will-hp liilil "I the homp of NIi-m.I.owcII tomorrow, WVilnr-s-flity. litHte.-ill of on Thili-wliiy. Til Ik Ih il very Important mPPtlnff nn It R limp I'm' elePtlon or offlpprf an'l alHo final ri'iiortH of riuiiiiilttPi'M working on (Iip county ponvpntlon, tllo lTlh. urn lo ho nlveii. .'-:-. ' ' ' o . To llnvo Trip 'I'nklnir. niivantaRp of Hip two ilfiys of vacation In tho county Hchoolti tiip hint of thlK wpplt, Mr. and Min. Wllllo W'rlBhl aiitl their rflmiKlitor, Ociahllne, of the lower I'ovo. road, plan to icavo for -an ntito trip to Mclha, lilulio, where they will inlt at the homo of Mm WrlKhl'H purpiitM, Mr. and ,Mr. vS-llHftl Ooiiistoclt. 0 Hlttlllliy fJllOKlrt Mr. and Mr. Jerry Thatcher nnd Hon tvprr up from llalncH Himihiy visltlnlf at the home of her par cntH, Mr. and Mm. Kmiik McKln llls, hear Kninmcrvlllc. Mlsa I'Viin-ci-h McKinniH, whc .h teiit'hlnB near Vulp, wiih iiIho at home lor' the weekend, 'They timed their vlBlt to talto In tile annual phentmnt feed, . ' , Ciillr-tt in I'nloii Mr. nnd Mm. 'John lahltrom nnd datiKhter, of Mow, Chape, worn In I'nlon hint week, callcl hy tho illncKN of Mm. Iiuliliitrniii'.i alKter, -MIkh l.ola Hcott, who had on operation for appcndlcltla and wim (tulto 111 for Hevei-al day. 0 Ifnvo Kino Oii'lio.ttm MrH. I.olile Stand ley, of the Iowa dlKttict. In the- director or tho or chetra of which the lMeaHiint (Jrovh nriinite Ih iiiIIp tirnud, 'J'lm pcrHonnel of the orxanlxatinn la n H followa: piano. Ava V,oodeil, clarlnpt, .Mildred Hlandlpy; violin, Mi-k. Inn IthmlcH; Mixophonc, Imlo Htiinillcy: cornet, lhrniird Towll; Iroinhonp, Cih'nn HenderHon: iihhIkI tint pinnlHt, (iimtiin Hc.lon. The or I'hoHtrll Ih pliiniilnir to prnctlce Wcilntwlay ovenliiK', niittt'ipnllmr tiio play to lie kIvpii at the KrnnKo hall I'Viilay m'oiiltiir hy thp uriinu; era pomluK ovpr from Wolf t'reek. o tin in II nod Itlvpr All', and MrH. (1, W. CnrnPH, or Moiih t'hnppl, wpro callpd to Hood Itlver hint ThurHday hy the death of Mr. CarncH' mother, o VhdtN Mollirr .Mi'iy A. I,t llf rj-.,n4lHiF'9i' 1'"', ww In linker a part or hint week vlnltinK at the homo of Iter Inoth er, Mi-k. John 'I'roy. o Kcttll'tlH I'lOin llosplliil Ml'H. Nell IvlKht wiih InkPn 10 Ijcr homo In lower t'nyo WediiPM day, havlUK aurriclently rpcovercil from Iipi- recent nppraiinn for ap ppndlcltlH pprrormi'd In l.a Clinmlp. VlHlt Itchlllvcs -Mr. uml Mr. llntli Met 'all drnvp Into tin, vallpy from their home In llltlllPH Hnnday and vtBlled wltll her brother, Henry .Maurer, at lower t'ove. .Move to li (;i'inidt Mr. and Mra. Orln WiiKoncr and family, who have- lived tor yearn In the lown dlntrict. have rinhOicd movliiK Into l.a tlrande where' they wlll rrHhlo teniiKirai lly. A'IkU Sun, lay Attorney and Mm. Kd lllodKctt, of Nywt. Ilreaon, cre umckIh Sun day at I he heme of their friends, Mr. and .Urn. A. II. Iianlel. at the t 'ovc. Alii oil Tliui,ln.v- The iHland City IjiiIIch Aid o PlPty Ih to meet Thursday arier noon at tli,- home 0f r, ;,1V lllokland. ' o llMI-lH'K K'Ii'0'kI Mrs. Ji'anetn. Tillllo, or near HhliiPhart, Is dull,. Justly mi, over wmd whirl, she re. reived concernliiK lii r itianddauiih ter, Minn ValKcne '1,11,1,., well known over the valley. The ,.p. Pllllt which M I H. I'ultlp i-pcelved read as follows: "Miss Valcene Tuttl.- hnn liecn i lected to n schnlaislilp hv th,, fa,-, nhy at Hie t nlveiniiy ,,r Washim!- ton, acrordlm,' to word r Ivp, here hy hi;r parchls. Mi. and Mrs. (1. Tlltllc. Miss Tuttle win .,.il pari oi ner tllll U'nrhliin ul Hi,. ; university ii nd will roiittuui' lirrltl"' millHni t'l.l,,,..,, i,,,. ' ,' , eitiinen u,r nours lor a tiuo.tpi' ileKrep. of tho Miss 'I'little Is a Kl'llduate Weatheiwax hluh Nel,n.,l and rccplve.l her liacheler'a deitreo from the 'inVpislly f Washlnuio,, last June." llcillill lo Wc-miiii The MIsbcb Kvn and Kdna Led hetler returned Sunday pvenlnn to their achool work at Weston after n Weekend visit at their home near A Heel. They were iiccompanli d homo hy their irlcnd, Mihb lilta 1'homiiB, or Weston. I'nr nt Mmlilr Creek Mr. nnd Mrs. Ily Maker drovo to .Muddy Creek Sunday and Npent thp day nt the hi or .Mr. and Mrs. It. Jt. i,,,i, i. a Komi 1V), Mr. and .Mrs. Kmll Mm,,,., of ricket K,. ,,.ovo ,, j,,,,,,,,. and WeiP KurMs , p,,llwt feed at l he home f Me, , j,,., lippd IllhhPit. Vhlts Moil.e . kr;v(.,,rT). ,. hi inn vanny iTt'i'nily . Iinvlmt I.,...., i """"i ny hip ..,, ,U. of 1,1,;'" ' " "Vnn nt ihn homo In tho tlnmiio i thn l.ln,lnry 1 Hull ni.lk'h. l,n,l,...i 3ll-. I-OVIT W,l rrlfl. I'" MMy III for ii fi'W ln vr I. lit Ih i.nirl, un nun inn alik' lo uttrnct THE VALLEY Mnbil E. Morton, Valley Newt Editor Phones: Residence, 82G-J; Office, Main '. I th,' KmnKO fall', ivhrr,' who rr tlil j ri'lvcil u ninfriiirlrpiit lumkot of flowprs for helan tile oldest exhib itor. 0 Coiilitryu-OiucliV ('lull The Countrywomen's club will resnmo lis ineetlnKS next l''rlday afternoon when It will bo enter tained by MrH. Arthur Golden and Mis. Mottle (iolden nl the honip or thp In tier In l.a (Iramle. Wcrkt'lHl filli-sts w MIsh Helen Millar, domcsflc. bcJ elice instructor at the I'nlon HlBll school, was a buphi over thp wppI( end at the home or her friends, .Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Indwell, at Island City. MIsh I'nllllnp Hood, also a teacher at I'nlon, wan In Island City l-'rlday evening for the 1'. 10. O. ineetliut. . 0 llnvo Xew IhuiKlilor Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vosel, of near I'nlon. aro announcing the birth or a baby dnllKhtcr, horn lo Iheiu September 2S. 'the hahi! has been Riven Hie name Nohln Jean. On llilsilles.s Trip Krai,. Miller, or lower Cove, hns gono to Canada on a vten day busl, ness trip. o Somo Alibi Headers or 1 1 Is pane will reinpm lier there, wiih cousidcratile niyH-tel-y connected with the KhootltiK of three deer hy HiikIi llnron, of llrlioltH I.ane. county iiKent Harry Avery, or Island City, anil l.uthPr lllndliiiin, of Cricket Flat, two years aito. The Incident was var iously reported, hut t .,, VerJ. Kenernlly helli'vcil that Mr. Hind toan had fed the InickB nil HUiumpr and then had thorn hoft-tlcd lor lib. two KiipHlH, who claimed that they had Kolten their deer ihn mornlnK of the flint day of tho open bi'mi son, ami bolore brpakrast. Mr. Avery hiiH (coup, Mr. Huron Is on a liiiiiliiitr expedition up In tho Starkpy section tills -week, ho It has remained lor Mr. Jllndiuan to do Ills huntltiK alone. He went last week but came homo empty handed. ' ills reiison for lack of roiitlne, hp lias Just made known. Ho clalniH that Mrs. Iteed lllbberd, Hip rirst woman In Hip county to hair a deer HiIh season, accordlmr lo leportB, not his deer. lr tliat bp Hip case then Mr. Illndmnn Idcked n small animal ror his win ter'B input. Mis. lllbberd Haiv rour hiicliH but laid a hci'Ich or nils rortune, ihoiiKh Bhe wiih BliccesM. rill In hrlmtlnir duwn I lie nrth. Wp are exppctlnK- to henr very soon that Mr. Illndman hns com0 In with i.l least a soypn-puinter, o (iol'H mi I'.Miedltlull John Hiihlstrotu, or Mobb f'hnp Pl, lian iioni' down into the North rvwdvi conniry to hunt lorn l-tw days. o Sunday visitors Mr. and .MrH. I'.'il Itrpsland, or l.a (li-ande, drove out to Will Wrlnlit'B Sunday and Sla nt the day "I the WrlKhl home. o . llnvo l.iirBo School There were Ml in atiendancp nt tile Sundiiy hcIiooI held each week at the lower Cove Bcliool. In Ml Sum. day. .Mrs. CI. M. tliay Ih Kiiiiprln-. tendpiit or Hip hcIiooI which Is In a very fliiurlshluir comllllon liu... Inu the Bpeclal meetlnKH held nnme lime aito, SH meluliei'H of Mil. school wero converted and ulvcn the rile, or baptism. VIsllB (,.,,,.s Mrs. .1. ti. Huiter nnd Bon, of Maker, were recent rlsllnrH at the A ii'h McNeill home. .Me. .M...'iii ami Ali-M. Ilutler I, elm; hrolher am) sister. .Mi-. Itiui, r th(. J lot l.akf Siiimtni iiini, Iti'iiinis I tiii-i'r .Mrs. ChtuirM tJniv niiiin...i oww t'nw iiii.-r hiivhii; vlsitrd In l.a Cuimii.. M r, (in.v Ih vn y niiiih hftlrr frnni lnr lor.-nt vin- uv ur ii .!. . r limirh tyr, M I'm. OrvMlo Wriuiu i .. ttninclc.-'Wiis hrr iriit'Nt Sim',i,,v I'ltllKCS It wiih no Kiii'in l,. to ,,. f,.,.is nlii'ii .Mim Mini,. i.,.,n. r U. '1'1, ili.liti..l l,.l I',, si,'. in Wllliimi'ito inn,,. .KV. "a,,,,.,' Hl'" IIH only 'M,m ,, toi,tt,., or iii! r i,,,,. S,.,.H ,vh l'll' lll tlvi. liK.mln .u ,,, ,1,.,, Koi'iii'lly ilni'i,K i,. ,.,,K,, ' .MIS- 11,1,.,,,. ,.,,,. , .,,,,.,. till' Nllllt,' H.M'tll Hl nlip, - -. 1 1 llnvo lllit i'iiini, m!,',i,,"',''",l'',vv'" iv""r"" """ hii. .luck tluli i ,,,, ii, ,l'i'l Salunlui- iv'iilniu !',.,. .',' "III'. Ill,, m-,,,.,,,,,1 , .. I'llMlltlllll,. tllll,-. '""l' "I 'liiitin.'iK On Itimtlnit V'lllllO H'-'y l.uy on,! I'lllll .lll,'ll,.ll, f 1 "vp, f,(aii,.,i on of I he Week, I'M'i'i'thiK to , BO,, Kcvcral ,,lvs " ; j .e IbH ker's-. Mis. I'lande City, was sti i , ' ,r,'"ni i home ,,f x, ' in hip ur ''ii. and A is a i ii. ...i. on Imvi r Cove Vl-lt III Vihi,1k,oi1 Mm. Prank i:i,. liu. .... .... .. .' " ' of ,H,.r fovo. , .," 1, "'iniiiiKton st, ,1 llv;; " 1 " "ir i,,o,, On account 7 Ti ! (rlt!. from Hi" offlv or' h,-J,tu,o i NlltKirlntoHtn... .... ., . ,. ' , : I'"""!' IllStlu,'- tinti l,,i. I ii, '"w- .tui'ii.iy , ,. ,.. IO ' "riineiiieniR i ti i i-. ; 'n-roi,ty T.., ,oi' InMltut,. ; lirlil nt tho i-;.,,,,, N'or'iH Thllrmlnr anil I'llcl.iv !hl" '''1. Mr. ('rllfa l,,l ," rn Oi i'tron ' '."'" """ ' I ItHH'l 1 1 tl ill! (I,.. .,. " rtoiB lln.l ,-l,., , , ,,. infoi miitiuii conrrrnlnir nml hulji it wlih fhn new inottiorlK of kfplnp ri'VovtlH nnl Minklng rpprt. Mtfi Inability (u romp 1m very Uffply rc ffroltctl. Such -Hdinol offlrlnls hit linked hy CMtinty Hiircrliitcii(lont K. A. .S;iyn? t meet HHporintcmlent I. A. Iluwanl next I'VMiy nt 11:15 wlmn "('IIoiir will ho iinHwei-od, otc,. etc, Tlu'i-o will hti no hcIiOo over l Iip rotihty iliiilii thn ttvA (hiy.t of tlH ifiHilinto. 0 To ;ivo Piny M-j-iiiImth of tho Wolf Of-fik Mnin(? who iipour-i rt'ccnily In the piny ' lijinhf ill Aln KohliH," will ftlYt dm piny UiiH Krhlay pvonlntf nt ric.'iriunt tJrovp ki-iiiikp unci on Halunhiy rvpitlnK nt tho HIiip AH, Km iiko. The puhllc Ih invl(pl. o vihii riiciniH. -Mr. nnd Mm. A. A. (.(iVIpth, of nonr HiimrniTvillo, ilmvp lo flrnne Hall Hatunlay and . visited wiih their many TrlendH thern whllp tiikliiK In the MIiip Alt. fair. n 'I'hc I'hcniiK l-VMl If olio wove lo lakp rt text frnni which to write an iicrnitM of the annual pheriHant Teed held Hnnday at the homo of Air. and AIrn. Jlepd lllhhei-il near Itlilnehart, It wouM he Honicthintf like thlH, "Arid thoy did all eat nnd were filled; and they took up of the f rn tfinrnl.H that remained, twelve IkihUpim rull." The only dlfi'Iculiy Would ho that all ato and woiv nmro than rilled,' and ulno tlio 12 hiiski ttt full which I'Pinalned were food fit for the tfodn. Well. HiIh Ik an annual pvent, Mtailed HtJtnn dozen or no yeai-H a:o by a roup of old tlluo farnillpH out In thp neighhorhno I of KuiniuprvlllP and hnhler and it Iiuh heen held every your nlneo, unli'MH oiio year waH akipped we are not iiilte Hiiro. Hut paeh ypar the elan Kntheia and If thpy have not been fortunate pnmmh. In K't tluff phpawmtH then fried chicken Ih HiibHiltuted. Th Ih yenr ihern Were both, and in whfit o'uanlltleH! And what c I.h theru are out In -that neliihoi-hood! '1'Iip nipnu POnniHted tif pliPiiHaht, Ohloken, mnHhpd potatopH and Ki'nvy, baked beaiiH. HaiadH of every kind atid deHcrlptlon. all klndH of plokleH, .ill in h, JellleM, rntlnllPH, Wonderful oaken and hot pIpm, eniipelally pumpkin with whipped r renin, and coffee. Hot rolls ahd butter didn't figure at all. It wan all l-llKht-I'ully Infortiial and the company draped theiiiHelVH (ill Over' the house and the mpucIouh yard dur ing the several Iiouih required to roiiHiimo even the mere HiiinplpH of thp array of food. Thonn who tduirod In the" fpod Hnnday worn Mi, and MrH. Krnnk AleKlnnlH and rhlldt'pit, CathorliiPi Keltli and J-YanccH, of Himinier vllle; Air. and Alrn. t. At- Thatehep nnd Hon, nT hlalnen; Air. aii'i AtrH. Jim , McKinniH, of, Hutntii'irvtlle; Air. and Ah'H. Hugh Huron (Hid ofi, Hobble, and Ml km Anne ltrookfl, of llrooks l.nnp; Mr. and Aim. JJithor I Mud man and three nhildren and Mr. and AtrH. lOmfl Allllor and Minn llutli llennley, of CrlekPt Klnti Air. and Mr. I. H. ltohlnnon, Air. and AIi-h. Iran1c Tl. Appleby, AIIhh Alice KMppel and All km Mabel Mor ton, of La Orande; Mr. and Mvn. (ieoiKt' Hill mid two mtnn nnd Ml'H. AleNetlP. Al rn, JeanetlP Tutt 1p, of Wlllowdale; Air. and Air. Ham KnlKhi and two children and Air. nnd Mih, W. It. Huucait and mm, of Hhlnehai-t; Air. and AIi-h. A. II. (loldinff, of Allcel; AIi-h. (llenn ratten, nn nnd daughter; Mm. MruKwer. Win. I Wailo and Ar mild Waelty, of Klwln! J. AlcKenl and duiiuhtcr, Aim. Alary Wood, of KnuHtin City, AlfHourl; AIIhh ltuth Prior, Imhter; IMck lllbherd, It. lllbberd and Air. and Mm. Iteed lllbberd and dauKhtor. Hhlrh-y, Mr. and At in. Heed lllbherd made excellent hojt and hontenH nnd Hhlrley. the tiny daughter, oon tilbuted no little to the entertain ment of the KUPNts. Air. and Aim. (Ipoikp lllll nnd their twin xmiih will entertnln the. crowd next. vear. A SEASONABLE RECIPE Di'lli'loiH Applo l'li tlno ,'liji niillt or ,'i'i'iiin. t iiii'-liii If rut) HUn'tr. Oni' tnliti'Hiioon flom. Two i-tfi; yoiliH. Two lai'nc ii i,l,-H. Mix (tin nillU, miiimi, Dour ii n.1 I'lIK olkn thoi'ounlil'. I.ino a pto tin witli pimtry nml tiilil the tipple rut fin,'. I'ovi'r witli milk mixture. I'liif-r Htrltm ot pii.sti-y, cut thin, ovi-r tiio pto In latilt'o ftiHli Inn anil I hi Uo until appli'H nr,' ti'tlili'l. Hi, hinvo fi'.mi th,- ovi'ii anil plut'o half ii tiiiit-Ntiiiiallovv In nu'li HOiturc. Sot Itfirk in tho ovi'ti to lirow-n. 'riilM (m ii vi'ry ili'lli'ioiirt 1I,. n Kcceive Checks For Sale Of Hogs At Fair County agriculturist Wray Law rence has received Ih checkK from the proper persons from tho nale of th hog which wor At nioncii at mc recent state utir oy ii"1 iiirmorrn oi ine won i rrcK I if - . down nenr North Powder rtmv become very active In club work during thel ast two years and have made considerable progress. This year their Judging team whs high est in the county, and when sent to the state fair made a very crcd- V,'iy aool nrt consisted Of n"' W"'W ""I'''. 'I'll , up nniniuiv wrri III AOPI fnf were us follows: i'l,url. Xl. 2ml II,,. tl.to I'l 30 alls :4.nt Kot i-r.i How mini, JOS Ihn. i-jni'tiilii Mow niiiii, ;:'n iIR, Own (loihniu, H','4 ll 'H' tloiluini, I Mi 11. ?0.M I til i lub In ,l,.tfnnliiiil lo do I'Vfn bt'ttcr work next year. BLUE MT. GRANGE STAGES TWO - DAY FAIR SUCCESSFULLY Vor the first time slnrp Hifl, IMp niembei-H of Hlue Alt. (Jjjinge pin on a fair at their grange, let j I. Vhumday nnd Friday of last week, ax a benefit for tlielr.new hul.dlnt; fund. .itnHldrlng the wcuhfr and other clrcuniHtaiKH which in terfered Hoinewhat v'lth tlh: at tPiutancp, tho fair was pronounced njilte a HueceHH and thin org.infzn tlon will have a nice addition 1-) the Hpecial fund. Aim'. Hara Anon wan chairman of the t;uminfU"w arranging the entprpiiH- and all worked faithfully for the project. AIixn lona Harrlinun, do.irC.tic Mcfpnce Instructor at the l.a U ramie High . Hfhool, Judged thn fancy work, chlldren'M work and cannd fruit and vegetahieH, whil conn ty agricnlturiHt Wray l.-iwrcnce judged tho UveHtock, poultry, Truim and vegetableH. Krank Hiilwell judged tho grain. A parii,'.! lint of tho priiso winners togpfhpr wltii the ilonoiN of tho Hpecial prize is I given herewith: Cfllll I'll .CM UcKt farm dlwplay A. K. Hug, $ from Knl It h. Second farm display Sara An Hon, - ;t rah' from HteveiiK-Van Knge'Ion Co. " . Hot. dlnplay of cpnlilnK- Aim. Htandley, picture from Hogg I'aiut ; Hhop. . ; ,( v l.iifgOHt display of fancy work Aim, J. H. UndHoy one yeiirH sub scription to the Kvi-nlng Observer. Keen ltd largest diplay of fancy work Airs. I. a urn, 'Pay lot. one year' siibHcrlptlon for tho Hlstrlct New. ' Host display of pillow slips- -Juanlta Hpencer Wllleock. box sta tionery from l.a Orande (took t'o. .. HcHt luncheon and buffet et ' Afrs. Kara Clolden, vuhp from .Mel ville Hardware store. , Host display of fancy work made by oldest woman Airs. Nollio f'ol-Vei',-basket of flrtWOrs from llo han's flower' shop. (test dispfay of canned fruits and vegetables '11 na (lokeler, oleotric Iron 'from the Kn stern Oregon Light nml rowoi Co. Hest;iIlHplay of jam and jollies Aim. .nolle Hitiminn, built-in Ironing board from Van Patten Lumber Co. Host display of fruits Charles CJekplor, i'A cash from tho Cham ber of Commerce. Hlnglp entiles on canned fruits and vegptublp Mis. Ann Huff man, Air. Kdlth Oekeler. Aim. Susie Williamson, Mrs. A. P. Da vis, .Mrs. John Hamnnn and Aim. Wallpr Pierce, butter from Hlue Mountain creamery and from the manuracturer of the Ooldch Olow ithd tho Aloadow Harvest brands. Oeiieral display or grnln Pin n it Wright, unto clock gl$n (y Por Itlnn iMoti Co. v ii . ; : Heeond on general display ChW'Wt)6ti V'JW. inif' trQuwrlllue Afnuhtuln garage. 1 ,a rgest . d ispla y ( of ror-0'orge Hallshury, shirt from Westenhav ers. Hest bushel of whent Krnhk WWght, 2.f,0 from - itpynolds store. Oepno Afrrf, l-Viink Wright, flour from Kiddle Alllllng Co.' Turkeys Airs. Tom1 Alaromb, ham from Orande Itomle Meat Co. Jersey fllant chickeiH Airs. II. A. Alasterton. flour from Kiddle Alllllng Co. lthodn island lied chickens Mrs. (lei. rue Hiilitfhury, large hag of oyster shell from the AlcClay gro cery. White Wyandolte ehekenaMrs. Uert Orout, flour from Kiddle M tiling i o, j Plymouth , Itoclt chickens Mrs. IVaiik Wright, coffee from Mac- I Alarr's. Whlto Leghorn rhickens Aim. ! O. C, Kloshinan. coffee from Map- ' East Oregon Fast Freight, Inc. Over Night Express Service at Freight Rates Insured Carrier Auto Freight Terminal rhone Main G73 1413 Jefferson Ave. "So the high-life racket got you, you cheatl" The story of a wortiaa '"TUB htst lltil tirrv-ml on ir,l, t A Tbe lrl JeiponJtii with tlorioi mil. How llutmjlr gtr indhcinii ful ihc vl No wonder men ijolirej her, thowtrtd her with Jifti, cillid her "Queeo ol the city' night lile I The? did bm know thit behind thoie Iiujthinn eyci Ity a cloud of misery hit ber giieir wii iiroply t mik to hide i heirt tlui mi hcivr and lid. Hon iht dctpiied then (ooli, their wild firiiti, their kiiiei. How little hey ituptcied thit the wi doing thit lor ". her nek hvhind-thit he night t restored to health and hippiocii. But one tight, tome , thing went w.ong. In the J par,.; niidit of the metrimeat.a wave of giddiness swept tier... Da wd found her at bet own gate, striving tvilh DurfiMd intelligeace topiecetotetber the dun, lillf formed pirtares of What hid bippened. November jor November Love Dound Jungle Madness . Quicksands of Life Haunted Happiness My Two Lovers litlti 9olhtrit9ritt Tree Stor At AH Newsstands only 25c Alarr's. Charlie AnHon rpeelved a sack oT calf meal from Itroomflcld and Klchnrdsnn for the best (lupin ey hull calf. Alt. ICmily. LumliiT company do nated the lumber for the- pens and tables: the Home Lumber com pany furnished the paper and the Lit Grande l-Jlectrlc company do nated the wires, globe, fixtures, etc. to light the barn and grounds. The ice cream was donated by the Hhie Alountain creamery. Special Prize on Children's Work Cash donated by .1. A. Nice and by La Orande banks tfi from Ln Oramle National and 'i from the Cnlted .States NationalWas divid ed among the school children for their displays on art work. Display of paintings Clara Alor rls. ?3 in trade from the .1. 11. Pen re and f'on jewelry store, Oeneral display of sheep )e bert Orout, prixe from New York Htore. - display of guinoaii Tommy Sla colnb,, flash Ugh tfrom I toil Cross drug Co. Uamboulllet sheep Jielbert Orout. camera from L & L Drug Co. Mlackface sheep Tommy Ala comb, watth from ' .Moon's Drug store. Child' Turin display Louise Hug, fountain pen from Ulrnlo's Jewelry store. First on airplane-r-Loo Hpcncer, limt Aid kit from Glass drug Co. Second tin airplane Itohert Hpencer, knife from Oilbert Hard ware Co. , O'A'Vh uullt Helen Oekeler. slik llngeito from C. J. Hrier Co. I Jlsplay of fancy work Clara .Morris, stamped goods from I-'orly-nino Cent Store. Knncy work by girl under 12 Alarjorie l'leshinan. a I ted Cross outfit rrotn J. C. Penney store. Hewing by girl under 12 Klmlra Dndsott, dress goods by .1. c. Pen ney store. display of printing Maurice Oekeler, bill fold by Jack Allen Supply Co. Holsteln ca IT Lester Itobinson, sack of calf meat from Hroomfield and Ulchardson. Mmi or i:ntfics wiilrli itccolvctl HlblHriis us I'rcinluins l-ancy Work l-'lrst PitMullims Head flowers Aim. J. 11. T-lnd-sey. Hootips Mrs. J. 11. Llndspy. Head nei'klaces Airs. Kmlgh. "Alats Mrs. C). C. l-'li'shman. Table runner Airs. William Tay lor. Centerpiece Airs. Tina Oekeler. " Lunch cloth Airs, Arthur Guld en, DoillP Airs. Uert Orout. Centerpiece Aim. J. II. I.lndscy. dresser scarf Airs. I 'rank iW'-lRlU Pillow sllis Juanlta Spencer Willcock. Itahy pillow Aim. Uert Orout. Dresser scarf Luell( Hamann. Hilk unlit Mrs. C, W.' Hand. Crazy quilt Airs. It. A. .Master ton. Pieced "llt Aim. John Har mann. lied spread Airs. Kara Anson, Pieced quilt Airs. Colver. Slippers Airs. John Hamann. Crochet rug Air. Culver. Slip Al i s. Sara Anson. Old quilt Airs. Krank Wright. Tea towel J uanlta Spencer Willcock. Second Premiums Kmbroidered dollie Tina Oek eler. .Mats Tlnn Ooketcr. Neck scarf Airs. George Salis bury. Pillow slips and scarf Airs. Wil liam Taylor. I tresser scarf Mm. Uert Orout. who played with fire She turned tn th ti',,1 v,'nv.uaJ Milage, where liv tlie nun for whoa she had risked her clein, fine soul. Never before hid she come home in such a con dilion. lie would ask questions. Should she lie or tell him evervthingf Wearily, uncertainly, she entered the house. Then she saw hira, his white figure swaying before her in the gloom. "You've been drinking I (lis voice wis hird and cold. And when she did not answer: "So the high life racket his Sillily got you, has u ?" Don't miss this thrilling reil life nory.enntkd' "The Wife Cjnle N iio cut to Work, id November True Story Miguine. Time ill "Tr Surf fr," IrtaJcitt tnry fW V mi wr m mrkif triJt milrtrk tf 42 tutiini. Cttitt jnr ff,r ftr mtf Ht tUiH Slj txact tlHlt. Out Now! Lunch set Aim. Tina Oekeler. Centerpiece Aim. George Salis bury. Plastic embroidery pillow Juan lta Spencer Willcock. Tfu towel Jtianlta Spencer Willcock. New quilt- Aim. J. H. LIndsey. Hug Airs. Colver. Old quilt Air. William Taylor. 'a lined l-'ruits nml Vegetables J'Imi. Premium Peacbes Lucile lainann. Hlack cherries Lucilc Hamann. It ova I Ann cherries Airs. Pert Grout. Huckleberries Luclle Hamann. . Jtasphprrles-Lucile Hamann. Goospberrlp Luclle Hamann. 0ur cherries Luclle Hamann. I "If Your . - I Buil Is Liraite If you have just a certain amount available for that building job or the repair work you plan this fall there are a lot of prac tical short cuts that you can make. ; Knowing just what kind and grade of lumber to use for a certain purpose knowing if the cheaper grade will do the same work planning the -job for the most inexpensive sizes. These are ways in which you can economize to good advantage with the aid of this local mill, its large stock, its direct-to-consumer prices. Let us help you with your estimate. Bowman-Hicks Lumber Co. Retail Dept. Phone Main 8 Bigger WHEN farm products must fro through . . . when roads are lost in a sea of mild or buried under great drifts of snow . . . the "Caterpillar" takes them through. The wide track distributes the weight of the "Caterpillar" over so much pi-Mind that it doesn't sink and stall. (Just like walking on a board over freshly poured concrete.) And yet that same broad surface insures full traction without slippage because there is so much of it in contact with the ground. These same two principles apply in the daily work, too, for they permit the "Caterpillar" to tread lightly . . . yet surely ... on a soft seed bed. An ordinary spike tooth harrow will smooth over the last trace of the path of where the tractor has been! That means power balanced with traction . . . economy . . . rugged wear ing qualities that have made "Caterpillar" standard equipment on farms that get things done on time. Bunting Tractor Company 1426 Jefferson Avenue . T R Tomatoes .Mrs. Bert Grout. Corn on the cob Lucilc Ha mann. . i(.etf1 Luclle Hamann. WhoU string beans Luclle Ha mann. . Hroken string beans Luclle Ha inanfi. Catsup Mrs. John Hamann. Chill sauce Airs, licit Grout. Piekles Aim. I. Standby. Second Hlack cherries .Mrs. Hert Orout. Peaches Airs. Hert Grout. Koyat cherries Airs. John Ha mann. Whit 0 beans .Mrs. John Hamann. Catsup Luclle Hamann. ACTOR dinp; Fund I Z? . .. H ; titan 'Snow or JMUD! Vj. iT'P.W'llil'BW.i Poultry J'irst Premium ' j ; h i t o Wya ml ot tes Al i . Herjt i Grout.. ! ! Khode Island Ited chlckens-f-! AIis. George Salisbury. 1 ! Partridge Itock citlcken.s Mr.j. . A. Alasterton. Hlack CS In ni- chickens Airs. Tl. A. Alasterton. Turkeys Airs. Tom Macomb, Geese Aim. I'rank Wright. W bite I .eg h o r n ch ic k e ns Al i s. (). ( Kleshmiin. Hai red Hocks Airs. Frank Wright. Guinea hen and brood Airs, Tom .Macomb. , (Continued on Pnge 7) V
