La Grande evening observer., January 02, 1930, Page 8, Image 8

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LA' GKANDE EVENING OBSERVED, LA GKANDE. ORE.
Thursday, January 2, 1930
SPECIAL
VALUE
Good-Bye to
43
SUITS
and
27
O'COATS
It's Your Big
Chance
O'COATS
Chesterfields, Ulsters &
Raglans made from stout
woolens. A few a r e
heavy weight coats wo
have a large selection of
California weights for
year round wear. All arc
the very latest in style
and fabric.
In Two Groups
$18.75 - $32.50
SHORTS
Shirts and shorts with
elastic hand in plain
bright colored rayon. Wo
are making this special
price to clean out a big
stock bought for the
Christni'.is trade.
Per Garment
49c
Men's Wear.
IC.
roui im i,r'i:s'i'0('K
l'OUTI.ANI, Ore., Jan.' i (Al'J
Cuttle und calves:, iiiioliilill
Hleudy, receipts cuttle 2r, t'U l-i'H 111.
; Ileum's, ' good t'.i.Th r.i Jlu.L'5.
common 10 hii-dluin $7. OH'" $li.7Ii.
Cows, good IS-Ufii".. $ S . 7 Ti . common
to medium IH.imf'i f S.nr.. Iuv cul
ler :i.5" HI (It. III). llllllH. KUOll to
choice f 7. fiO f.i $s. nit, fuller ti me.
illlllll Jli.r.lxb 7. Mi. Calves, ritm IIih.
down, inrilttllii tu choice $7. on fir
:i.rii. mil tu common Jii.iiiiru $7.r.n.
lings: slow, iiuotubly 'jr.u lower
llliin Tuesday fur ln illilt'l classes
iwul slciuly fur feedcra, Ilrnvy
wiilKllI, :Till-:ir,ll lbs. medium tu
choice jii.dii 'it y..:. Medium
weight, 2IKl-2r.ll Ilia. Illoillliui 111
choice Jil.fillti f 1 I. IHI. I.ll.'hl wi'lKllt.
H1II-2IHI 1 1 im. Incilt tu cllnlce
Jill. 7,'."l t 1.11(1. l.lKllt lights, 1311
tlbi IIim. 1 1 1 i It i ii I tu rli, .Ire J I " -.' 'i
Jtl.tm. racking sown. rough mi. I
Miuiutli SS.iin fit S:i.im. .slaiighlcr
pigs. Mi-Kin 1I..H. modi, nil tu choice
Jti.r.ll'u $ln I'Vi'ili r anil stookor
pigs, 711-12:1 Ihs.. medium tu choli-i..
Jli.citi'u lln.nn. (Suit or oily hogs
mill rousting pigs excluded In uhoie
UllOUlttl.lllS),
Sheep mill laitilin: ituolablv
Htt'iuly tu strong: receipts ti .Mi. In
cluding liof, mi contract. Lambs
good to choice lln.tilKu $1 I.iiii, nie
illum ;i. tin i 1 1 u. iui. all vielghls.
mil to common I7.HII fit :i.uii.
Vent-Hug wethers, tin IIin. down.
I medium lo choice tU.MSi iH.lH.
' Kn-os, medium lo choice :i.7r V
IS.OU, 120-125 lbs. mi-. Hum lu
; choice t3.im 'w H.r.o. All wulghls,
cufiiiiioii Sl.uufii j:i.uo.
I (HICAfiO I.IVKSTOl'K
CHICAtiO, Jan. 2 (j. H. 1). A.)
IIIogH: 22, lino; Including MUU ill
.I'cct; market opened Id tu in cents
I higher; pruolical ioi ja.76; butch
ers, medium to choice 9. 10 f
, U..'i5.
j ("utile: ri.oiiti; calves 2,000; fed
steers, yearlings anil fal heifers
Hlronir lo 26u higher: hIi-ci-h good
mill choice $12. OO'ii 112.05; fed
yearlings, KOOil anil chuleu J 1 2.75
''Hi.25; vclilcrH (mllk-fcd) gooil
und chok'o 1 1 2.50 fit 1 1 5.50.
Sheep: 5.000; active, strong to
25u higher; hulk fit lmiih $ I ;; . 11 1
'i(13,50; early lop 13.liti; tup fat
ewes 10,00 In mlm, (jooii anil choli:
12.75'.i 1 13.75; feeder lalllb.H, Kood
and chuleu $ 1 1.50'u I 2.05.
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
t'rilCAKO WHEAT
.fun.
.Mar.
Slay
July
Oloo
..i:nA
,.i.;i;iy,
.. i.:i7 ii, &
Mi 7
l My,
1.1IK
I.ow
1.8SM
l.;iii!i
1 .:t 1 V,
J.SJW
.Mar.
.May
.riTiy"
1'OItTl.A.V II WIMOAT
i.-'lHi I.2KJ5
Ml-'v"! I..1IJ4
i:- 1.32
1 !!.- )
l.:io',
I.8I94 J4
1.112
I'OKTI.AM) I'HOIJLTI-;
I'OHTI.ANK, Ore., Jan. 2 (AT)
Klfk'H: Ihree celilH lower; prlceH
lo retallern: frenli extraa, 40c;
iilandiirdH, 3;mt; freh nieilliiuiH 31ic;
lueilluiu fll'MlH, 27c, I'Vcuh pilllulH
32'ii34c; pullel flrstH, 2(ir(.2iic;
prlceft to wholeHiilera 2c under
prleu to retallerH.
IliUiir, milk (huUerfat), poultry,
coutury inealH, onluim, potatueH,
wool, nulH, liny, caocara hark and
hopH Hleady and michuiiKcd.
ri,oiit and si (;.i:
I'OUTIyANI). Ore, Jan. 2 (A I')
t;ane HiiKar (Hacked hasia)
Hteady; cane, fruit or hurry, $5.40
per I'Wt. Heel HllKar, J5.25 cwt.
I-'lour (city delivery pricea)
uleady: rntnily patenlH, 4!m,
IS.II0; .whole wheat, 4tln. (7.10;
Kt'ohmn, fli.ini;.. hakera' liard.
wheat 1J8M, $7.00 hakero' Ijlnenn ii,
l.-atenlH, S5h, 7.lio; pantry flour,
I'.ik. 17.50.
Wheat Closes
Easy At Two
Cent Decline
llll'Alio, Jan. 2 (Ai-) Pcr
nlmeiil Hfllillfc- lu which houai-H with
easleru couuectluiiH look the lead
carried wheal value downward to
day urtur Ihu inarkel had jtcorei
an early advance. The prciuuiru to
sell wan larirely due to evidence
that expurl demand fur wheat
from North America had failed to
day to asHiime the volume looked
for In many mini-tern. A further
hearlnh development wim talk that
iliiM.sIa had cleared aomu wheat,
and had forwarded xuiiiplca to
I.lverjiool lo In; valued.
Wheat cloHed euny at. 1 ( u c
m l di'dlne. (.'urn I'lnlHhed lu
e nit, oalK iiiichank-ed to V-c
lower, and provision! 5170 to 10c
advance.
HILGARD
PERSONALS
RuiiS 105 Yards Sunday School
Class At Union
Collects Gift
l.lVKItl'OOl, WIIKAT
l.lVKIll'OOI., Jan. 2 (AI')
Wheal clone: March Us llind
July: Ills l"j,il JI.4SV, .
Believed of French Origin
The orieln of Iho expression,
"Hip aivnl githhu," iihiiiiII.v used 1n
n mildly ilerlHlvu annse uf the head
pcrmiii or "his chief," Is Ihiiiiiiht
to luive conic lulu IJiikIIsIi street
Jorpun from (he old Kretich ki.Ii.
meiinliiK (o mock. IioiihI. lie nr uri.ff.
'J'hu exiiresKinn us (piotcd usually
melius lie chief Monster or lend
lug huotner of a community or or-
KlllllzillllUI.
Electricity in Lightning
The ivenlher htirenti riijh Unit
the electricity in 11 single Hush of
llitlithliii; varies crentl.v. The ivk
et iitnnuiit uf which the hiireati
Iiiim liny iippruxliutile tneiuiiireinenl
was the eriiilvulenl. rnij;hl v. uf
lntl.tKill nuipcres fur (Mil secuiul.
ur J.tmo uniperes fur 1 secuiul,
I'rohfihly Hie iiveraue discharge Is
of Hie order of iiuellftleth of litis
ntuniiiit.
Tide Retard Loading
1. 1. 111II11K K.vpsuin In Nuvn Scolhi
seettts Hi hove lis tlis titid downs,
In fact, nhuiit lt feet tips 11 ml
ilotvns. The Innillni; doelis. which
lire In Minus littsln, littvc 11 tide
wlilcli has 11 rise and full uf mure
Hum 12 yards. This necessitated
I he use of lliiMinltnmcd hums and
II special crllihlnj: lo held Ihem.
BRISK RALLY
GIVES WAY TO
BEAR ATTACK
NKW VOIUC, Jan. 2 (AI')
The openlm,- of the new year on
the New York Block exchailKU to
day was (.-reeled with u hriMk rally
hul it proved lo he shorl lived us
a renewal of selllm," pressure
iiKainsl the iitereiiandisim;, puhlic
utility Issues, and liiKh priced .spec
ialities, lurluil the (,'eniral cuurse
uf prices downward around mid
day. A further sharp falllni,' off lu
frelKhl car Inil'l'ie, appiilnl menl. of
cipilly receivers for I he nuhmarlne
hoat corporation, the pasnln of
the American cluar dividend and
the revelation of laree losses by
Investment Irllsls diirlnl; the October-November
break all contrib
uted to the bearish .stuck inarkel
sentiment.
Kox, which had risen lo 23 -)s In
the miirliim,'. crashed to 17, the
lowest, price on record. followliiK
an announcement by counsel for
the class a slockhuldei.s commit
tee Hint a receivership for the cor
imralliiu "must, be resorted to at
oace in order lu protect all In.
lerests." I'. S. Kl eel sold IIS low as
100 after reaclilni; 173-', III Hie
murnlnc. The close was weak. To
tal Sales 11 iiiimvimii !,.,! !l iiiiiiiii.n
sliares. ' ' I '"
I'OKTIiA.M) CASH
Mud Hai Advantages
A city built on mini bus lis ml
vunlnces. New Orleans cunnnt
have skyscrapers, its other lump
cities do, hecaiisp It sits nn "1,1(10
feet of mud," hut the man In chnrse
uf the selsnmsnipli nt Loyuln 11 ill
verslly there, says the city lias
never lieen known In feel Ihu tre
inur of tin ennluitiiiki?.
I'OltTI.A.Ml, Ore.. Jan. 2 (AC)
fash w heal: IIin llellil blllestein,
hard whib! 1 . a !i . 14 i.j j
hard w hllu J l.:i:i. 1
Soft while $1,211. i
Western while $1.27.
Hard winter $1.25.
Nurthern sprinc. SI. 25.
Western red $1.25.
Oats: No. 2-3S lb. while
lodays car receipts: wheat
Ity V'erini Weimer
(Observer Correspondent)
11II.OA1U), Ore. (Special) Mr.
and .Mrs. l'urason eulertalned the
youiur people as well as sonic of the
married people with a Christinas
party. The old limn spelling match,
liucssim; Kiimcs and Iho vest race
were features or the evenlni,'. ; lle
rreshments wen, served at inld-
nlKilt.
Mr. and MJrs, Cieoi'Ke loster
lertaineii at dinner on Chrlslinus
day Mr. and .M,'rs. Steve Heecham,
mi: j.'ohcCs rather and brother and
Miss IJuna Scotl.
.nr. and .Mrs. Itoyal C'oliley. of
l ove, pent chrlslmas with Mrs
( unleys parents, .Mr. and Mrs. Glen
at Mountain h'prlnys camp.
-Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Sloop and
daiiBliler, Ooiinii spent Christmas
at I'-iitci-prlse, with relatives, re
lurnlUK homo Sunday evening.
Ifll'. and Mrs. JLappy Anderson
siienl Christmas In l.a Grande rc
litrnlni; lo. camp Kunduy.
Jessie. Wubiiuii spent Christmas
Willi her mother ut KIbIu, return
Ink' lu his work Sunday nliiht.
..Mr. and Jfis, Aiikus .Morrlsun
weru vlslturs at the home or Mr.
and .Mis. J. IS. Wcimcr Sunday
eveiuny.
.Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jlclloie re
turned home .Sunday from KIkIii
alter belnK there ror u visit duriiiK
Uio holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. I'eto Guolis spent
me nullilays In Walla Walla, re
turning Sunday.
.Mrs. Allen who. Is teachlne; school
at camp spent a Tew days at her
home in North I'owder.
I All-, and .Mrs. Hrucc Morehead
I and Mr., and Mrs. Chillips were
! linker visitors Saturday evenliiK.
ti. u. Jutinson, of Haker. spent
fhrlslimis will, his wife who is
cooklne; til camp 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Kmil Able were In
lllK-.ird lor a few days vl.iitlUK
reliitives. The Abies arc rrom
Wcnatchce. Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. lull lierrer spent
C hilslinas Willi tlieir dinm-liler and
her liusbaad. Mr. and Mj-s. .lack
! .M.ilan, of KIkIii. Mr. and Mrs.
Ki ller returned hum- riiursday.
( -Mr and Mrs Jack Keller and
I win. Tiininiie. fpeiit Christinas at
They returned liulne Sattlr
lay
I Mr. anil .Mirs. Vein Tliuuipson
I anil son lioyd, sp.-ut iTiristinas ill
j Klein.
.Mr. and .Mrs. Hale returned to
lamp Saturday 'afler spending
illielr vacation lu I.ewisUill, Idaho
j Willi Mrs. I in In'H parents.
1 Mr. Class went to l'endletnn
I Friday iiiiuni nic. returning in the
; evenlnf. Mi-. i-iuss Is iiulle 111 niid
i is lu l.a Grande. Her many friends
i are anxluusly awaiting- news of her
II
4
jmmmmm
Hero Is the real AU-Anierlcan lml f
jack, Loujh Wulk-r. caplaiti uf ilit
Haskell Indian eleven, who inatli
the litason's loiiKexi run im u touch
down. This tull-lfloodcd Indmi,
from the Caddo tribe ot Anadarko
Okl.'t., received the hall live yanh
hohind n iH own teal line and rat
through the entire CruiKlitou L'm
veraity eleven for a tuticlulown.
Mrs. Cruikshank
Called Beyond
New Year's Day
.Mrs. I,, i:. inn
f Observer ('on-c-MmiKlt-nt )
KItflN (Mpt'clul) 'fhe dt-aih
of .Mrs, Y. If. CruiliHhunii, ui' Ki
Bin, on WodiK'KrJuy, Juii. I, juau
came jih a treat shock lo her
ninny irh-iKiM. She iias not hec-n
in goixl liciiHh for Iho past .sev
eral ycarw, .she harl heeonie worse
within the la.st I'l hours preeeUinf;
hci'. ja.-tinji. J.a.st ue.-k on
'riiur.sday riillowiiifc: .u isimas she
with tlie aid of her ihuii;hti-r Mrs.
Kreil J lull of IJluiii, had a dinner
for ail her children uho reside in
this vicluily. On Tuesday she
.vw.uiv fi muniv in nun hkji con- )1M,
sciousness on that evening which '
she never regained.
l.uuisa (Jiant ( 'nilkshank was
lorn in (.ei iiutny on A pril i'., j
ISfiJ coininf; to this tonntiy al
(he ajfe of 1. Ih-r people lueated !
lirst lu WJnennsin, moving in a
few years to ter, Minn.
My -Mi-s. lu Z. 'J''mill
(Observer ( 'on-espondeni
r.VJO.V (H)jeilal) .Mrs. Vul(ir
Cock was IiohIchh at an afternoon
parly Tuesday with inciutterH of
her Sunday wboul class and u few
other?: as guests. They spent a
plea.sam ufternoon at fancy work
and visiting und at the close of the
uiternoon were J.ved delicious
riJhe.'iiunenLj. About $lt which
hurf been collected from, Jiieuibers
of the missionary and Sunday
school nieinlars is to be uent to
Maria no Asuncion at Goodln;
college.
.Mrs. O. A. Scibird entertnined
the Missionary society of the
W'edne.sday af t-rnoon. Mrs. Lou
Jturwell led the devotional
meeting and several assisted in
I In; program. Sixteen ineml)ers
wi-ru present. Lovely refresh -inents
uern served by the hostess.
M it. Arvillu, I leach returned
from Wenutchee on Sunday and ,
will spend the remainder of the
wfnter with her daughter, Mrs.
(.'has. Kuhn.
Mr. and Mis. Hersehel Ilalsey!
returned Tuesday evening from I
( 'olfax'. Wash,, where they went
lo attend the funeral of her uncle,
J. .M. Henderm.
Mrs. A. C. CunninKliaiu is leav
inc. today for J'ortland and
llrownsville for a couple of weeks j
visit. She in accompanying- .Mr.
and Mrs. (ieorKe Cox. who are re
turning to their homo in Hrowns
ville lifter a month's visit in Un
ion, .Urs, l:a!ph Smith and her
mot'her, Nvn. Thomtpson.j visited
Mrs. itiggs at North I'owder on
Wednesday.
t M:rs. Af;ina Wassoit and Chris.
Ilensley were married al the Han-
list parsonage in li Grande Mon
day. M."rtou K.uhu left Wednesday.
evening lor t nrvalhs to resume
liis studies at O. S. C., after a.
holiday vim I. with his parents.
Miss fHaVys Wortimr has
spent Die holidays visiting rrh-nds
in Union.
J.C.PENNEYC0.
108 Depot St. La Grande, Ore.
Fur-trimmed Coats
for Girls
At New Low Prices
... for January Selling
Cojts selected with a four-fold requirement . . . that they be
warm, well-wcaiing, smart of style and low of priccl Each coat
well fulfills the demand!
Attractive, durable fabrics
. . . fur collars, some with
fur cuffs . . . warmly
lined and inter-lined.
The Savings Are
Noteworthy...
Sizes 2 lo 6
$2.98 'l
Sizes 7 lo 10
$3.98
Sizes 11 lo 16
$4.98
fmm
F 'v-1
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CAT
MOI HANK MO,
By Jun ius
mi n-rul lwln In llu Htuininiek.'
.Ml, TII.VI' IT .MICIIT to.Mi-;
rui i:
NVtt- Vflir's Wish JIHSllllH'S lliia
form:
u'uulil Unit sunicmu' wo.ulil find
a ruin
Wlii-iviiy in winter wo'il bi wiirm
And in tin: miiiiiiiw-i- we'd lie i-unl.
vnriely ol dressinKs ur lis tlio Iiiihr
, ,, ... tul" ln11 r VCKUtlllllo Hiilmls.
Inilittnunt Miriner: "Hiiy, louk JJcssci-ls lire the harrtiwt to nlnn
hoi-., yer .ljin-t geUin' ,, mneh Simple ,u(l.lliiKs thi.t arc qulekly
milk fruin Ihenr cows as y'uHtor." "stln-oil up" and will bakn whlln
Nope, sortei- lost I the dinner Is hrlne oaten are eooil
I during the winter months. Tho
wonian who can take an hour In
Junior Sneaily. i years; Iho mornliiir ei.n ,.,... ., .......
old. olio day heard his niolh. r ' line or custard dessert and tuck it
Hint-in::: ".y father and .Moth- in tho ice box ready for dinner in
er An, Irish." and the next day Iho. evenlni,-. fionorallv the busy
his mollier heard him sinKini,-. Uvoman will rind fresh fruit or
"(JramMwi and Cli-amlnm i-,. ! i;,ie.l ...t.i.
Hired Man:
my pull."
I.lltle
.lolinny: "I hail 11 mu.li wursc
barley 1, flour
hay 6.
corn
'liic.(;o ( ami
In Prnite of October
Trnlll III.' hi'llllll viewpoint, Octn
lier is Iho lil'sl nioillll of Iho yeur.
People col up In iho Ulurilln full
of oiioryy nml work with Joy nml
vluor. Ilcntlnchcfl, colds, anil other
minor complaints, ns well im tie
rl.iiis illno.ssos, iiro fewer llinn fir
olhor Utiles mill the total titiiiilior
of ilciulis Is also usually less.
New York Tribune.
A wilier in a woiiniit's uiniiii
z.iiio sa';i feminine clothing thoso
d.iys Is nolliln,,- If nol sonslblo.
I'l l liiip.i she would have sol. I
next t,, nothtim-," I
'llli:ACltl.
No. " Im rd
hard SI. till.
I 'oru :
ll while
dais:
I while
Uye: .No. 1
l:.vo: No. I,
Timothy so
I 'lover si'Od
No
No.
I I u
.Ian. L' (Al'i
SI. US; No. '2
:i uilM d S-l '
oat.s 1'.
Wheat
yellow
In l.a
No.
;i lilt.- i i ! i;,; No.
', ' ' n-niiny: '-111,1 you have (lie lllc
Ol I ' ,, !., I,..,,. ,,.,., , .... . . .
.i,M l,-,,,l 'i , , . . "'i sluy away llinn .sellout fur llu-ee.
...... ...,o. . lveeK
.u uioy coki, rated lliell' Molilon
They move,, , lin u-,,,, , 1 nn I I Ji,,""" "" ' """ " '" ,,,c
w ith Iholr uiiuliy. They bought j ' v
ii larni In the ( rloKi t Mai conn
try where they lived unlit twi
years a-o, when they moved ii
l,A tillANKH'
my inlerosts
ti re
ll'i'imi llankln vislled
(ii'anilc over (he weekend.
.Mr. and Mrs. Fred Iteese und
small ilain;hler, Marbara Jane,
spout the hofiibiys with Mo. lieose's
paronls, .Mr. and Mrs. c. lioesc.
ol' Cove.
Mr. and Mrs. ,1. II. W'olmcr en
lortainod al riirlstmas dinner Mr.
and Mrs. .lull ,i I'rleo. John Thorn-
l.rue. Iluli Webber, llariard llaln
ey. Harry Thornbrue ami Wil-j
ini i lh. Vernon, Stuwcll and Alice I
May Wei r.
Marlun Sailliic win, has been vis
itinu- In l.a (Jranile lur a few- days
nu lled I-i nlay, aoeomji.-iuied bv
Waller Sitxo who will visit fur a
I short lime. Waller at one lime
Deceit Mark. Small Mind '; lived at IUIkiiiiI but has been away
Ono ni'llMeo liniivnblalily leads j i"r some lime.
In .-lliollior, till, lis Hie llitl'ioney of I Mi", and Mrs. (Stop Jones spent
Hie hlbyrlnlli Increiises. von lire lefl ;lli" holidays with rolnllves In Kl-
ontlllivlcd 111 your own sinire. lie- "In. M :-. .b.nos roliirnod Snotbiy
coit discovers a liiiln niin.l, whieli but Mis Junes will nut return tor
stops ut leiniinrury ovpedients. i a sliurt time.
withoiil t-lslns lo cnmpreliensive ! 'r. and Mrs. l-'rank Jones went
views ot e-nitniet. r.lair. ' i.i i-, union. I 'nil 1;, n.l
SI. HI
SI. 01
d: t:
sin.;
l.ard Jln.iiU: rib.
S I l.i.J.
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i ; No. I.
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n -.. s I s.mi
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llioS
I 1
I Tl.l V:.
THE GREAT ANNUAL WASIIUP
ATTENTION!
Willi I lu duwnliiK nf th"
inirr",M'iir wo luivi.- ituln ir
llfntlu'(t vuv hi ui 1; nil
ih'W, Itirli fcr.uh', iiutiuiKilly
alvt) tlht (I int'tt-h.intllx', nm-f-irttliirl
of tliilhlnn, fnrnlfh
incN, rt'inly-iii-w'nt' und fnnt-
',tl' for the W little fitiriUv.
tuii-i' liHTi' tin1 luw i'st
lH'h'r.s lii Hi i coiiuininUy.
Iluliht r fitctwi-ar fur Hie tui
Iho family.
Mlil'rl Itlllllll'H j."c
isoytt' nml gills'
rulilti r.t Ttiv IUK-
Wunu-n'H rulilirrs HHr tu ?1N-
Wnnn-n n Mnlnshfj In nil ml.
nls und MyU'ft !.. lo 'i ti
I
- - ., , "i-J.tT---.. ... X Ajt
llifli jtrvst-nt home in Klijin.
llei liiirdKiml. . Ii. i.'ruili
sluink, five (hniKhte-r.s anil ihrv
.hoiim Minvive her passiii,'. William
t'ruikslianl; Jr. of I'nioii, (jnv,
Iten Cruik.shunk now ot' 11-
linuirt. .Mis. l-'r.-d Hall r Wl.in.
Mrs. Karl Phillips of Cricket KMt.
-Mj-h. Ira Siuiili uf (lonlon ('reek.
Itertha frnikshank ol Portland,
John K'. ( 'I'uiksliMtik of ( 'rk-kct
Klal and Klora. ( 'nilkshii n k of Kl
Kin. Thevn ure a b:o Ki ;ind-
chiMren, and uik- t;reat-t;rand-L'hild.
Tht-rc are alo three In-ntliers
and three sisters. Will (Jrunt. ot"
SloM-idan. Ore., William Spintt r of
Jackson, M inn.. -Mi s. I in y
tirasHkiimp of l-'ountain. Minn..
.MrM. All.ert ieinie of Wyko'f.
Minn., Henry Ciant u hose Inmie
in in Tt'xuM. ;,nd .Mrs. Phnn Kap
ler, of Arlrsian, S. I ak.
I "I HI V l.
I Jiere.
I MHt.'AI.'SI-; 1
I Kooils.
MKC.W'.SJ-; 1 uunt to wet what
want when 1 pay for it.
1 live and
want to hoc tho
ver diirini; the vaealion e' k. They
retnrned Tliursilay.
.Mr. and M,rs. (Hey Kmil" and
two, ehildren spent t'hriMina.s with j
relatives in Wallowa, returning lo ;
ramp Sunday. j
Mr. and Mrs. ( ). W. .Myers iUU j
ehildren spent i 'in is( mas at Knter- j
prise with Mrs. .Myers lister. They j
returned o ramp Sunday. i
After a niee pnma?n and the e- ;
ehatiKini: of irts. the seheol w.isi
rinsed for the vaeatintt period and !
Mj.M Martin went, to Pnvi! to spend !
the vacation with her mother. ;
M' l In a n .Max I l;i tei-. ot I ,.t
(Grande, xisited at tin- Pnitus ;
station with Weinurs "'Yi.i.iv.
Firit Civilizalians
It Is not possilde to say definite j
It whirli is tiic oldest civilization J
on earth. The Chinese claim this '
distinction. As Iho early history
of iminy of the ancient counlrles j
is In rtrt'ly legendary, it may bo thai
there tiro ottier civitlznlUms which
nnledulc- thai of C'hiiui. such as.
for instuneo. that of Assyria or
that of tho Artces in Mexico.
I MKfMX'KrJ h
1 hero I hope to die.
i;i.( Al SK the ninn I huy
Horn stands hack of the foods.
- P.K 'APSI-; the man I huy
from jiays his part of town, coun
ty and state taxes.
HKCAPHK every dollar T
spend at home works for tho com
munity in which 1 live.
HKiwrsil the cnintnunitv
s-ood enouuh for me lo live in is
j wood enough to huy In.
j i:i; 'AI 'SI-; tr,(- man I huy
. from helps support my school, my
I lodne. my church, my home.
- P.Ki'AI'SN when ill-luck, mis
fortune or hereavement come, the
man I huy from is here with his
kindly yreetim,', his words of
cheer and his pockelhuok, if need
he.
A man was taken ill and his
wife hurried hjm to the hospital.
Mas he -jet pajamas?" said the
mainm. as she arranged for his
adiiiis.diui. i
' ajamas. t xi I tiined li is wife.
"T ilutiuo what It Is. hut he's not
Irish."
'Heavens," said tho yiitmar l.a
Grande .Miss as sho inspected
Granny's wedding rinp. "what
heavy, unwieldy things those were
fifty years iipro."
"Ves, dear," said Granny, "hut
you must rememher that in my
day they were inado to last a lifetime."
hlack coffee her standby dessert.
Panned fruit can be jflvon a fvstivo
touch hy a spoonful of whipped
cream with a wprinkliny of chop
pod nuts.
Voal and MitshrftoiiiN
on Itrochcttc
One-half pound voal steak cut
'thin, four slices bacon. 8 good'
! sized mushrooms, 4 wooden skew
I oru. t .
j Pool mushroom. Cut voal and
i bacon into nieces about tho size of
jiW1"" nmshroom.s. Put a piece oC
o uiucf 1 VoL j haeon, then a mushroom, then veal
and another piece of bacon on
PA IKLBV, .Scotland, Jan. aJskowoi'M, usinj,' as much us wanted
(AP) Alexander Durward, inan-in each skewer. Place, across a.
Owner of Theater
wr of the inotlon lilcture th
whero 71' children perished
atcr
in a
shallow inn
oven for 120
and bake in n hot
minutes. Haste two
t'iro panic Tuesday, was arrested MU throe times with melted butter
today charged wltll culpable
homicide.
This IraKedy-saddened town
was today cn-rai-ed 111 the task ol'
planniiii; funerals for the victims.
MENUS
and a little hot water, usinjr drip-pin-in
pan as soon as possible.
Serve on .skewer.
Where They All Fail
"Most folks Is prepared for any
thing," says ScnttcTgoort Unions in
llio Anicrictin Magnzino, "till U
coinnieiicos to rnin und thou they's
a leuli in the roof."
Divorced Again
iri
liy Sister Mitry
I-:ery woman who combines
housekeeping with other interests
is beset by tho problem of settinK
dinner with the least possible dc-
lay. Hut In an effort to save lime,
extravagance and make-shift too !
often seem the first and last resort, j
It is only by careful planning'
that any woman who wants to :
servo her dinner 30 minutes after
she steps into the kitchen can ac
complish this.
Ordinarily the dishes that can
be cooked on top of the stove or
broiled are iho quickest. .How
ever, any concoction that can be
prepared while the oven l.i heat
ing, and baked in Individual
molds, requires no extra time and
less attention than foods cooked
over a hot fire. So an oven dish
often affords precious minutes for
some extra task.
Variety Is WJdo
Thero arc other meats besides
chops and steaks that can he
liiiekly prepared and
FIND IT
HERE
Oopjr for this column most be
in by 9 a, in.
t'AUl) Ob' TIIA.TKS
Wo wish lo express our thanks
lo all those who so lovingly exten
ded their kindness and .sympathy'
and especially the 1. o. O. K. and
Kobekah lodges, dtll-ini; tho illness
and death of our beloved wife, sis.
tor and daui.-lit.-r. Also for lh"
j beautiful floral ofr.-rinKS.
i: -v. fA.ii-:i!u.v,
li. it. HILL and family. 1-2-1 I p.-
InKer.oir. Freccpl.
lustioo is the only worship. I.ne
Is (lie only priest, l-ouutincc Is the
only slavery. Happiness is U-.e
only good. The lime to he happy
Is now. The place to he happy is
her. The way to lie happy is to
male other people happy. Jiiijor-ell.
i
! 4
Ik
i ffS)-- !
Kor Hit.
Truth About Rich?.
It Is not the fact that
has riches which keeps him from
the Vinsdom of heueu. but the
fact lieu riches have liiui. Cairtl.
.die
Dirt Rule
The nncio'it ti:-eoh n:'i
. Pas Ibis: Thin jM-ople sinnild lake
llllle foeil anil II should be fat : fat
people .iioiihl take uiucli food uiul
it s-h.-n! J b h-sn.
second time the illvnree
j courts have cut ihc marlt.il
! bonds ot Mis. KiiRenkt liiinkheiid
! ""u- 'lauchUT of Con crewman
'"'' I llallkln-ad ol Alabama. iiiH M..r
! 'im .MiMiihsel lloyl. son ,
former Solicitor Ceneral llcnrj
i M. lloyl. lloyt won a divorce lii
; Apnl. V2S. charging cruoltv I,,
IH on.! -r or Hi,, t year the," n.
inalrt-'d ole ao-ihor. Now !r
I MiM bus won a ,
t on the Mounds o
UC insials this
1 Kurry
Lier. link .sausages, pork lender
loin, beef tenderloin, broiled ham
bur;,'. Hie smoked pork products
thai can be pan-broiled and thinly
sliced veal steak offer wide variety.
The way the fish Is packed and
' shipped nowadays makes it pos
jslbb. to serve it Willi practically
i nt. preliminary preparation. Oys
ters are u standby for last min
ute dinners.
Soups need be only a mailer or
reheating and seasoning, or halves
.of grape fruit or a fruit cup can
i take the place of soup fur the first
course. I
Vegetables must be chosen as ,
much Tor their case in pr?paralion
as for their coking uuii'lllcs. Of 1
course, canned ones nli.ays are i
available and thorougl' hcatln, ;
with careful seasoning makes '
mem most palatable and accepta
ble, tit fresh vegetables, corn, to
matoes, cabbage and carrots rc
'iniro u minimum both of prepara
tion und cooking. Vegetables
such as r.-iuliflowci- and Urusscls
sprouts, which must be soaked in
salt water for 30 to no minute
before cooking, do not lend them-
.-encs io nurry-up meals. All the
notkt: ()! .stock iroriiiisns'
AXMIAIi .MUirj'IXd
Notice is hereby given that the
cooked, luminal meeting of the stockholders
of Iho li Cirando National Hank
will be held at their banking house,
in l.a Clrande, Oregon, on Tues
day, January 14th, 1330, nt the,
hour of ten o'clock a. ni. At thiJ
moollnir a Hoard of Directors will
bo elected to serve for tho ensuing
year and such other business will
bo transacted us may properly
come before the said meeting.
11. K. COOLIDUK, Cashier.
lS-ll-SSt.,"
.'lit. .mi:i:cii..t
("lood looking signs and Shoiv
Cards In your w indows help to soil1
your merchandise. You have the
piiv.ib go f a complete sin k of all
colors In u, c rinesi show Curd
Ito-ird and everything In brush-s
and paints for tin- making of vour
cards, as well as a Show Card nn-1
Hack ('.round .Service, ut Jiichard
son's Art and (lift .shop. Show
Cards made to your order und ih -liv.-rrd
to you promptly will help
you tu Hoh.s your soiling problem-.
Tuku your card work to Itlchald
son -The Art Jlan,- at Klchard
son's -Art and Gift Shop." l-i'-lt..
Hriustllchlnir. filenllm. hntton
vi cctald.-s that cm be used with- - hi.lcs, etc. Aurtou's kiddie Simp.
.'oru- nt Ue,.
ol cruelty itm
tune she nun
dnin.
oul cooking ure a boon to the I
onian who cooks.
Nul.ul t holf l.imlt.sl
Salads ure not difflcull. .,111,,.,,. 1,
I. eland
Adv.
inn choice Is rather n,,,,i,.,i
tuoe. endive both French
curly, romalne and shredded
ha-e c-iii be umU ak-loi v.
cab-
mat ivi:i:k
i lb ini-inli-r Hie Annual cl.-aiiup
Sale al llichardson's Art und Cilt
Shop. Wonderful vnlin-s In Close
oul xiuips and IJinncrwarc. at
1
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