La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 05, 1929, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text'TInu sriay, ' December 5, ocie ILV VlUlU Legion Auxiliary To Spread Cheer llnvinf. T-To'iirloxTo A Hi'i-lHlon to ilnnalo till tn Ihe honpltnl iiml Hiiio to tin. chilli wel- I ii it ehnlriniin or tho stal.- depart- llll!llt wa.s inaiiL' uy tin- Ainerleiui l.eplon auxiliary ill Iik meeting hint nlltht at thi' .saeujiiueu Inn. Year ly eueh intit in niit'.sti-il to donate loyw iiml urilch-a lo Hpreud chiist lllnH eheer to the niicily ev-Holdlci-H anil their families. Kor local ilin tlifintlon eueh member In nuked ror u nlulrl 01' I'riill. nr vt 'nlil 'luyn. These will tuhli'rt and he iiMcd tin Bids to needy ramllk'H lii IhlH vl- ellilty. .Mm. ,1:iI1iih' Itoesch In elmiriiinn ol' (Ills lominltlee. AsHlHlinir her ' nre .Mm. c. 1'. Moll. rook, Mm. . -MIIoh l.'nllow, Aim. Chester Thoiiii- -non, .Mrs. Lillian Allen, .Mm. (ler- lilHlo Slllllvnn. and Mm. (Serlnide MltMllll. . V Tho auxiliary iiiotnUorHhip drlvo which will clbso Doc- t, Im now imdor way and tin- qviola for Hi in OiK:uii.;uion is 151. 'aid nu-inhor-' nlpH now total about C5., i'oih- mittcis Tor I'jXtt uh appolntotl .by IIh pro.sidont aiv: hospital. Airs. 1 Lillian Hhiwtnakir. Mih. tior yUde Slllllvnn, iisslslaiit: child wol i'aro. Ilr. MaiKiirol . Initio: milt tic Hiillos. May Desllel, .Mrs. Haines, nild Melon I lahlvan: iniisle. .Myrllo ll.nssoll; pnblielly, Mrs.) (leiirndo M axil m; AiiiorioniiiHin, ,.Mim. Frank Aniileby: lldac, Mrs. Nell Holllion Ijiinni; lettlsliiliire,. .Mm. I,. I.. Shci(-i-nss'j iiii'oniliemhiil, Jim. 'Homo lieniiK eiiiiiniiinliy serolee, lioi-tlia relllnor-:. eonstiliithjii .-itiiit . ,by lliws. Susie May Anderson; 'ritLllonii.li iloonse, Mrn'. Mary Winters, i ' .Mrs. I.lllinn . .Showmnk'er, was lirosented ; .the liaskel. which is Klvon to' encotiniKo- attendance Those baskets .uro made by tho iilfnllll patients or tho V. S. Voter alls hospilal at Portland, iind are paid ror by a dime donation col lected tor each member. ; In Uj joint social iin-ellnt,- the American LoKion and tlio aii.iliary will hold a liaskot social and pro (train. This will take place the first Woilno.vday in Jnn-.ini-y. Mrs. Bohnenkamp Entertains Club Members of Tuesday Luncheon Hundreds of new if 5? reductions and offered you at the same savings. Band or vi 1 Pure silk collar-attached shirts, in plain or fancy colors. !' JX"P$SmZ Ql.tO fur iBt 1.1 ir.l if V 1929 i AT ty iv ews J. T ULLl 1 1 clnh mot Ttli-Hdiiy iinnraooii 111 the Kiiinjuw.il Inn with Mm. Chime Uoliii.nkuinp im IiomIcks. Tho 1 """'lu,"n "''''' W1,M deeoinled with "vuuMjriJia lovely eluster or yellow ioiiiHiiiii. iiuiium nir niKii nuiy were won hy .Mm. I'luu-le Iti'vnolilH. Three ! tublt'H with at plny. Cli.'St ' iii lz,. wan pieHente.l to Mm .v,iink An - ' pii'j : .. ' I Presbyterian Aid Hears'Bazar Report A ple;iHunt afternoon wuh ' Jvd hy tho hu'IiiIhts tr ih. ' ' I'osliytorhui l.adii'M, Atd ycslorriuy i when they niel In Urn . eoiuiniinlly I room or I lie cliureh. 1 Mix ' .(-'- Howm-r wan In charge "f devotional, her mibject win. ! "' 'orimmim OIvIiik.'1 .Mm. .1. 1 ! -Moreloek kuvo u report of the "Zl"ir whieh wan hold him month, "'"'' -' wore reported to be tho profits. They voted lo (,'lvo u law donation to tho church. .Mrs. John Muol'licrson In charge of tho vnr lioty booth in the bazar received j $10 award lor her booth which old ttio moHt cook books. Tho entertainment, .program of tho aricrimon was In clmrffo of Mrs. Dick l.lndsey, and was pros- tenit-d by her and Mrs, J. JlodKin'!" lunilerRartou class; Kollowitiff tho meotinff tho host - vsst-s sei-vod n-froshments. with .Mrs. Will f'omlit In charue. .: ' . h ' Guild Will Hold ; . ;'; ''i i Special Meeting Aftor a) few noci-ssury! commit toes worotup;ilhlod und arraiiKe ments made for the funeral of Mrs. Anna Mohan at tho meotinff of the St. Peters lOplscopal guild yester day, tin- session was adjourned. Clulld moinbors will bo seated In u ffroup at the services. A special meeting of tho guild has- been called for next Monday, Deo. !). by tho Itt. Hew William l. iteniinglon, at Z o'clock in tho Iit Grande hotel. Mrs. Clark Hostess To Ladies' Society Tin- Ladles Aid of tho Metho. dist church hold a businoss'and so cial meeting at the homo of Mrs. ' Mobort ('lark yesterday afternoon, Sensational Gift Christmas Shirts collar - attached styles. Fancy Rayon Broadcloth collar attached shirts. $2.95 $5.50 Plain and Fancy Broadcloth Shirts h Iik rf'l i.-TS.-l nv , $1.75 Tue Stodc Fop Evenv Man i Mm.' A. YV.l.eriel ami Mm. T. R.lund Jese Jfnrrlii. Iiolli of linker: ' IMeifmn led Ihe devotional hniil Mm. Kdltll I'linlri'll nf Maine, j A net-les of Ii'um anil iiim-licon j 1 . . lln Im Klvt-li In III future HWinnnno niuovi t'ocf Iplann.Ml. Tho n.Nl ow.tlntf will 1.. held Jan. 1:. i MIhji Itllth Aldl'lfdl flltlltf (wo (If lllfthtrul virnl hoIuh. IihIoIoiih ro- ! f r.'nhniolil8 wi.rc nerved by the fo. J hiwlnir: Mih. K. K. I'lper. Mm. :,e. .Mm. Im Alililrh. Mm. Kiln . Duty, Mm. Ilalh Whilom. Mm. .1. i M. Korhviinpnriri-r. ami .Mm. MIHlll. TT 1 1 T J ; HelOma 10 ol'lUffe Club Entertained : .Mm. lii'iiicr ('harliitn w liost tht Ht'lonmlit ItrlilKo t-Iii h Z,J noon ut hri homt Willi thrci- table at liluy. 'Dm homo ' HtlijiL'tivply urriuiRiMl tn oolor Hohonu of oruntfo ami liluo. j tovi'ly oraiiKt' noinnoiiM and Hltnd- .Mrrt. J. L, nrumll won liiif'i (Miro, with .Mm.. Oolla JlarmliMi winninjf Hot-ontl. honors. I'VdlowiiiK' brl(lK a dainty two courHo -Innchoon va worvod. The next mooting will ho Hoc. It with -Mrs. OfoiKv. MoVoy. Rebekah Lodge In Enjoyable Meeting An onjoyabli;', cveniiiff was spout by the mriuhcrs of tho t'rystal Kti bekah lodKo No. fiu und Kitosts Inst nlKht at tho I. O. O. K. hall. Mrs,: Adelaide Kitchon presided Kollow- 1 '" '''V session, nri cntor- """"h i" si uiii uti i p rcscn leu uy tho coiumlttoc Mrs. W. I. MoAdnry with four assistants. Mrs. A. Kpliug. Mrs. V. A. liulchiKOn.Mis. Italph Wobb. anil Mrs. Loni.ri fucker, presented .an inn'restihg : fettgro of tho pro gram. Mrs. '"McAdrtry answered (mentions, asked' byihor tisHlstanln, thn mi' , explanatlunl of hor triji .around the world.' l'his was both (iltorestlng and oivtortalning A trio, composed of Jennie Niel son1. violin; Mary l.oit Piper, piano and Men Oesterling saxophone, played an Instrumental number. A delightful solo was sung by Mrs Mabel Mcl'horson. Kvolyn Piper ' played an Interesting piano solo. and Alma Carroll presented u rend ; lug. Tho entire program was well i received by t.'io appreciative, ami large audience. j Following this entertainment, re freshments were served In the din lag room. Dancing was enjoyed tin til midnight. Out-of-town mem bers of tho Kohekuh lodge nttend- jlng last night included Mrs. Dora Towers, and Wilma Thornton, both t of 1'Ondleton Mrs. I.oulse Worrell, Sale i bought at special i DiDD5ir Extra quality fancy rayon collar attached shirts. Excellent $5.00 values. $3.45 -$3.85 Extra quality broadcloth and stripes. Reg. $3.50 values. E,xtra quality broadcloth, plain color. 3 for Plain and Fancy Color Rayons, j beautiful patterns. j $1.95 ro.- $5.50 g! Rayon and Broadcloth. Blue, Jk Tan and Green. 7J for $5.00 41 i Hi; Si rl -1 A LA GRANDE EVENING ;' Nig'ht at Maxville A jolly ilaiiro was irlven last llik-ht til the I.hk I'abin In .MliNVllle Ul willed Mr. and .Mrs. K. K Willi-- ton were host and hostess. Over I ill couples ntlended the iiffair, Willi about ten present rrooi l.u (Irnnile. Ileeorallons were In a Christmas thellie. Announcements j The meinborn of tho - .Marytha 'olasH 'ut' Uic .Methodist .Sunday j school will havo a class party ttt j morrow ovonlng ut tho homo of .Mrs. .M. Oalbritith. MtOH O uvenuo. KoorKani.atlpn of the class will bi I the Important Couture of the bust-, j ness 'moot t tiff. J The hlwh school fflri's missionary ,Hociety or tho. Methodist church (will meet- Kriday ovonlnff with j Miss CJonovlove Ad lor. They arc io moei at aiihs riorums promp i J ut 5:30 o'clock. .NORMAL SCHOOL STUUliiNTS OJSA TICKET CAMPAIGN (Continued from Page 1) being plucod on . . securing a full house, tho other '. no(ivltlos atton dant upon production-uro receiving a great deal of attention. Costume tymmlttoe Itusy Tho costume committee is find ing it no small task to construct costumes for .cast of seven' members, oHpcotnlly since tho ac tion :bf , the play ia supposed to Ui'iVc,' taken place In Mulgaria In ISSfi.!. Tho costumes oT that tltiio and plan; arc iiialnt and colorful and will bo. an attractlvo Centura lm 1110 lvi"K oniermmmont. in their preparation, tho costume workers arc getting considerable pleasure and experience as well as much hard work. Kverythlng is being done front making a night gown ir a long past day to gilding tho buttons for the hero's uniform. Such fabrics as canton flannel and unbleached muslin will bo well disguised after being dyed or., painted. One inter esting costume will bo thai of tho soldier-hero In tin1! first act, when ho seeks refuge from pursuing ncnitcH. through a window in the homo of the heroine.' In order to give the appearance, of having been tti rough many battles and hardships, tho costume, which will lie a duplicate of one later usett, will lie subjected to the third .do groe at the hands of tho commit too. - Miss Williams U-nds Aid : Much aid is being given the cos tume committees by MIhs Caroline .Williams of. the. Normal, schoor art department. Miss Williams, who Is a grad uate of tthe I'nivorsity of Wash ington and holds a -masters degree from Columbia university, brings j to this work much experience in I the field of costume and scencrv designing. Khe cmncs to 1 -a O ra tide from KllonslHirg Normal school, whert she took an active part in stag ing their drnmnlic productions. U is felt, thai .with admission at only fifty cents, for reserved seatft, a full house will ho assured, Finds A Way To Stop Attacks of Fits Reports are received of an amaz ing treatment that epileptics state has proved successful In stopping their attacks. R. l,epso, Apt. G2, Inland Ave., Milwaukee, Wis., has been supplying sufferers with this treatment. lie now wishes to reach all those who have not been helped and to do ho is making the startling offer of a generous treat ment free to all sufferers. Any one afflicted should write for this free treatment at once, giving ago. Adv. Some day you'll buy her a FRIGIDAIRE Why not for Christmas? Every household model is now Porcclain-on-steel. And any size you select can be delivered for Christmas. Special Christmas terms on all household models. Call at our display room .IKKSK Itn.SKMlACM , New I'olcy Itldg.. r,ll ;iliude !:asti:un oii:;o m,t k row i: vo. I taker. Ore. OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Abe Martin ToAy -T.r l"'''rr7" f V3T5 rVK. Oro. (Special) A delmt-9U0Ml-Mtfik J vJk Ut ilnir club was orimnhied hv tlm hiirh InKrl I rSr & lr m&. I H K ' S5 jfcl .Mlvln' immlltry with a steady jol- Is one 4i' lire now ways ' tnet't- lit' tho cost o hfxli Hvlii.' Say wbnt .vmt ploaso nlMwr Iho Demurrant party, it comes hi mljtnly humly, mm nit' then. Imbler School To Present Play In Near Future lly Mrs. V. J. -Unlet (Olisin-v-or ('oi-resiinliileiit I.MIII.BII, Ore. (HiiooliiD -Thoso inlilnir linn In the duiiloni lioily piny "Ylniliilo YoiiHon'H Yoli 0 now linril in win-It i-ohont-Nllifr nml hope Honn to prosont the plny. V'liitli I'hiinlo I1118 lioon rliOHon llinniiKo,'. . Til Im Ik 11 niynlei'y plny, full of pop nml lotH nf IiiiikIiii, It In mild. Tho cimt Is nn fnllmm: Charlie Lewis as 'Ylnnnle." I.ylc l.cdbetter. "Pal": ICxrord Hmlth, Kiiink: Carol Wugoncr. Micky Hairy Munson. Mr. Kent; Vivian Mcl''all, llelle; Dorothy ltedman, Hylvia; Gladys (Vouser, Peg; Uoshla Oraybeal, Kittle, and l.ydia York Us Mrs. Kent. Tod Conklin. who liven on the highway wiitth of town, !ost six 01 his chickens Monday night while ha and Mrs. Conklin wore nway from home. They raise Rhode island rod cmcucm: ami nlM capons are especially nice, bringing a high price on tho market, Mr. Conklin lost half of his flock one night last tall. , , Low Ik Hayes was delivering potatoes in lijMgin Tuesday. ,Hu Is get'ting t 1-4 cents per pouiul, ) J'Yank Martin is In tho cast xav it i i i i . i i.i I Mioi-o ho worn Hint wook wllh ,. 1 wol,..,,llK..K (HiiucliiD-Nonr-.nr iniil of .,lo. ' , 1 ovoryono In tin, oml.immlty h ..At'dra Kullor. of Moro. hnn lioon ( ,J!ul o)() , . nil mill v 11111 iiiQKt INK vtnniiiH with her grandfather, A. Page, and i i t , . t hor uncle and wife, .Mr. and Mrs. , o ,. tf-'H "V- ' ;; .,, At ithe special -h c.tlon calloil by the school hoard lu.vl Kridny, tho IncreutK- in tlio tax levy was de feated by one vote. Mrs. Clair Hamilton, of Hum mervillo. wuh transacting business In town Wednesday. J. K. Woods spent a collide of ihiys this .week in the Pleasant drove district while ho wan doing some reshlngling on his house. England Swept By Terrific Storm . LONDON, Dec. 5 (Al)A ter- iiit-. kiiii vin. i lit iniiinu inirn iHirlng the night, the wind nt times reach Ing a velocity of U0 mllcrt an j hour. There was some material : damage, but thus far no loss nf life i has been reported. Tho gale swept across Ireland In ;full force; pushed over trees and ! tall buildings in Wales, Cornwall and Devonshire, and then hit the Loudon district. It's treason to the sex, but tho man who wears a monstrosity of a tie at this season probably bought It himself. Coos Hay Times. About l.fioo men are engaged in the sale, servicing and repair of windmills in southwest Toxhs. Debating Club Is Organized In School at Cove Hy Mm, A. (J. Coiiklhi (Olmorvor t'ornmnnndnni) fschoot this wook and senil-moutb-, ly debates will begin Krlduy after- noon, Dec. 11). Dorothy Marker (was elected president, nod Klslo I n"'r,,on wocroiary. a progrnm eoininlttoo consisting of. Dorothy jlvogor was olectod.- Tho Woman's club will havo its monthly program at tho library jThursday, Deo. 12, The program subject In "Making Iho Home Hup j pier Through Music," of which .Mrs. i,. j. I'ltuuwicK is onairinan. This oluli mooting will b the only one in December Instead or two iih usual. ' Mr. and Mrs. Theodore McCluhi are tho proud parents of a daugh ter born lo them Doc. i at Payette, Idaho, whore Mr. MctMuIn Is working. Tho little girl has been minted Virginia Mao.. in tho report of third and fourth grade pupils, J.o Uay Wihon in high for the fourth grade with nn 'avorago of 6 and Dolmar Ilich- urds and Htella Llold-aro tlod for second place with - an nvorgo 'Of 1(4. Wanda Dotty Oil on in first In tho third gru.de with, an average of H.H.- Marjorle Hmlth Is said to ho the best little reader in this room having road U2 hooks since the bo ' 'ginning of tho year. k i . j Mr. nnd Mrs. J'Jarl Htream, of llukor, wore , khosIh nt the Duncan noine last weeK. flim. Mrenm is ' nloo of Mm.. Diincun. j . l-'i-nnk Dnflni'ilo uml , Hon I.lolil jiuo npondliiB lllo wllllor In Atl- -.11 nil. ' 1 , Mm. Vnnro William, ' of HaliHw, llio mother of ('. O. Wllllnnis, .of t?ovo, died . In I'ortlmul -1)pc.,! i. Iunenil Horvleen wero-'helii nt 1 1 luinon Tuonilny, Pee, Miss l,ucllo Pnrks, of Buker. via lied hor father, Uuy . Parks and hor. brjthor Jnek nt Thanksgiving and over the weekend. 1 - Mr. and . Mrs. , N. C. HtiUck. of Keuthlng, spent tho weokond with her father, J, M. Docoro unit her . brother nnd ulsler. tester -and ',(ly0i M ftn(t Mr. Albert Hlllex nnd ,1,,, Np(lril( W(ip, Thahksgiw tll(t visitors at tho home of 'Mrs. mltcs-sister. Mr. Charles cfolson. t Miss; ltnth 'oniHtock spent the jwoekend with friends in Joseph.' 'SEVERE COLDS I v REPORTED AT ! WOLF CREEK 1 ltiitia Ml ' , , WJ11C T"' . "or last Sunday, ,;.,, H. William MattH Nice was a Iji (Irando vis- llllams was here a few days ago on business. ;; I V. A. I tul lock wan n business visitor hero last Saturday, j Ah. nnd Mrs. Raymond Asdcll i spent Thanksgiving day at the C. A. Oilkison home, j William J. Kohl wan transacting business hero a few days ago. I The Jlonry Doyle children aro 0,,a r m"ho1 on account of men- . . ',', It. J. Kmcrick, of Port In nd, was a business visitor here recently. The Get-together club met at the O. M. (illklson homo liiMt Suturdav . , , l-.nid Tipp, of Haines, manager of the Kantern Oregon liairyinen's as Hoclatlon. wuh hero In Iho Interest f ,,,! ii t- i . ' " " """! ,,"u'lV j Wiitncr Taylor Is the ownor of a new car which ho purchased re cently. . , A. 1 Rowmen and Alex fihnv nre owners of new radios. The community dinner' at the hall was a decided miccohk In every way, A gooil crowd wa present I and the following program was presented by tlio school; recitation, "Welcome," Afton (Jrout; pageanr, ("Kirst Thanksgiving," school; In jdian war dance by select pupils; dlnlogue. "Krlonds" Alfred and Raymond Cleveland;- recitation, "Landing or the Pilgrims," Vir ginia Nice; recitation, "When the Krost Is on tho Pumpkin," "On nn Autumn Afternoon," IIohhIo Nantz; ilialogiio, "Tho Pumpkin and the Turkey," Glenn Nice and Forrest IJowmaii; recitation, "HenslblH liny," Paul Nine; dialogue, "Thanksgiving Wish Maurlco Hand, Hornard Cleveland, Herbert Harrison; recitation "Pilgrim Kathors," Harharu Harrison; reci tation, "Liltlo Pilgrim Mahl," Helen Orout, ;concerl "If I hud lioen a Pilgrim," Virginia Nice und Uuen tln Rowninn; play, "Iumb as a Door Knob," Mrs. Celestla Nice and Miss Johnston, Wes Noble Held On Death Charge ri-iNDLMTO.V, Ore, Dei: S (AD Wen Nohln Wcilni-niliiy wm (ilmrKnl Mill Involuntary ninn vIiiukIiut fnlliiwIiiK the ilpuih .Man 'liiy of Mm. Nobli? who wuii lnjuril In mi uiitnniulilla wreck H.ituriluy nlKht. Nohlp frHt wuh held on u iiharKe or rlrlvliiK nn iiutoniobllu vhll Intoxlontcil. A CoIleifA nrofcMMOr unvM irlnin Imi't new. Nelthi-r Ih the opinion nr & coiieKe profi'HHnr, hut people like to read nm'h Ihlnxn. .Mulford Mnll-Trlhiin. OLD CORNS COME OFF BY THOUSANDS Otu-cIrtiarilrmonfratlnfl k ).; 'END.O-CORN" rmi lh mt ilnb brn eld rorni r rkllnii. All thl nd hsl k riandrifi nf mtn ird womn will praHt Iron ih dimniivtf tlon in rivn Bt oar star bol KMt-O-CORN, Jmm who hv btrm ditconrsatd hf thi poor rttullt oblilnvd (com ih hm of 0elld "eorii cwfit" alionld com In TODAY to hfar tbout Ih ONI. If rfmdr tht will nrif rtmov ill com and t unhklf d wllhdut pain. H fat (If ton far iwi writ tm ftND.CJ.COlt bAftOKATOKIM, 4 Oar filld Bit-. Chlrain who will if that foil tiv a Jar promptly, 4 . , i - t ' -- .r.J-,.,..,l?age-rliree 1 IBiA.G,S i ij ' pEs$jSb for Chruilmius giving. . . j J jmfwfe suedes, kids, patent, rep- jr ifj jjSMm&h tiles, velvet, and conibin- ? ''. ' J ral f'fitw ntions- Every size from ' 5 M ' W f'e large shopping bag to (& 'llfiiini U'l A i ,lj lii-niutcly'-'tlie Jeyenihg en- k ; .!;. j ... dKV " W.i:. j' sehible, There are strap 5 " '' ' styles,;, envelope niodeis,- S '-'MM 2 f?. y nd sheir handle bas. J jfij5fSr Come and look at ojir S ' 5'" -" TJSSpCto'' jcS.;':- tremenlou f ' ' ;' ! g l ; r: ; ' I ' . .. ;,.' '; $3.50 1 5 : to $8.50 f .-S , A small deposft and JVe ''ltT-ljW 8. S will hold any at tide. --iS1V' '?' 5 : potman's r V- v,; :js iteady-to- Wear Xr" ': 'iv0 ' OFFICE CAT Br Junius It enstfl as much to nmuao u present day cltild as It costH ;to fond, clothe' 'jlnd - educate . IiIh gniud fill her, 1 ! . " . '.', -The mtin Who makes light of competition often flndH himself In the dark. on many things he should know, - . . i; . -': '" . .;'.. t Son:, "Ap odM.oi' ts" map wh puts things In the paper, isn't he?' t . He: "Oh, no, my sou,, an editor keeps things out of tho paper." ' Now wo are told by n preacher that the story about Noah's Ark Ih a legend , . Slfi without It wo never would havo hud animal crucltcrH. , i. ' -. ; f f'nlvery Jcrgoant: "Hiivo jrnu ever rtttli n horse: efOl,c?, : ltookio: "Nn, sir." Noi'gearil: -"Tlmt's fine. We Just got In a bronco that' never Ih-oii i'(Kle. Wo',l let tho two itt you start off together." .. I , ' ' , Dlttlo Kmily ran Into tho house, crying as tho ' her ht'i't would )irenk "What's wrong, dour 7" nnked hor mother, ( "My dolly Hilly broke It." alio Bobbetl. ' -' . - "How did ho break It, dear?" - "I hit hint on the head with it." . ' .. 1 Altho -only 'a taftooer's son he had designs on the girl, but she was an architect's daughter and had other plaint, ' v ! v JuMt to show how mercenary women are, wo might ntoutiou the fact that , they even purse their lips when they aro about to kiss, GHIRAR ' BRSIffl. : i: I ' A November forest fir in 'green timber along the coast violates all precedent and tradition. The Ore gonlau. ; , SPEND ? HOLIDAYS A Ha'- fl si LOW ROUND TRIP FARES DAILY " California invites you lo playlanri wiicro winter in xiimmqr. Fast (rains to tukcyou llicro in comffirt. CIRCLE TRIP Ono way via Snlt Lake V.liy theol her via Portland, San Friiiielsconhd Coant ItesortH. Stupovcrn oingnnd returning. o p D r.. ir. KKiwKYt7 i ( Agent' ! i 1,11 ,l-ll)llo, Ot-li. Xlnaf smly, ; Delicious ) No matter how often you serve Ghirardelli's Ground Chocolateou will find its flavor uniformly full and aromatic. The most convenient fqrm of chocolate comes in this vacuum- sealed tin. Ask for it say "Gear- ar-dclly" to your grocer. s Fprn Wmio n.Ghir.rd.lliCo. it I y for "Swrt Smurt" R,p.l'.,k.iNo.1. li- KG Vf -." Friday ' 4 iloa.rn D EX LI'S CHOGOLATK .Moon Irtig Cn, Adv,