La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 20, 1930, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMonday i January -20,193a LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER; Ij A GRANDE. ORE. Page Three SDCDETy NEWJT KOC'IKTV "OKAIH.IXi:," Social Iteu. In order Id Ap pear In tho sot' My minimis, must Ixi In the liumls or (lie. no rieiy criiUir each morning be ur , :;iu o'ehM'k In mil or in allow for pwparui dm so that It may ivnrli the ntiniMln: room by 10 o'elnek. It Is reijuestett that peo ple call hn Hum afler K oVlorli as po-llile. The MM'Iciy pae 1m "inaile up' In the morning, mill in onjt'r lo tin 1 mss in (lino to entch early nfleriioon slap;es that tarry the papers lo neitrhy towns, It 1a neeesNiry to avoid any delays. Knur talileH of bridge were at pluy with Mis. I. IluteheiiB mid O. V. Hpeiicer wlnntmr lionora for high hilly. Mr. and .Mix. A. J. liow er were pirmi.t.-il wlih ctmolntlon award, and a Kiient prize wan given io Mm, ThunniM, J. P. Morgan's Gift to U. S, Ihti I tiiimti. 1 Mrn. Turner Dllver .Mi. Marar'l .tmou und Mrs. A.) t T. Iliil in the drawlntr rt.oiu, w hull I BU'tlldtiy PflVty was tiitraetlVfly urranKVii wlih lav- j t i , - endar swert pi-asf and pink rose, i The Veeepttnn hall where Mm, j Hlehuidsiin recelwd. was decorated j a delightful surprise party hen with orchid chrysjtntlieiir.ims. Tin-j oritur Jiutmrl Miller on his hirth inusie room In harmony with the tiny anniversary was -enjoyed last For Robert Miller Charming1 Tea Is Given Bv Church , r i vocal mi in hern were preweiueu SOCiety batUl'day : by Miss Knlharlne WIkhWt. ae- itinintf room was tirr.iiiff-i. with rud carnallotiH. Two deliKfhtfnl numbers were presented by a sextette from the t-ulii!H Triad Choir: first suprnnos. Miss Itdlh (liehel, Kalliarine Win shr; second sitpranos, Mrs. I;J. 1. Towbr, Miss Mildred Cnde; altod Miss "cnrrine. Maker, and Mis Grace Glebel, with . Mrs. Hurley Uichardsim aecompanlst. Mis.s Ha. bara CoolblK" phiyel several e.r. terlalnimc piano solos, and a Rroup of vocal numhei-s were prewented L'Oiupanlcd by Miss Gladys Miller. A number of lovely-vocal selec ; lions v.ere presented by Miss Hath 'Giebel, who responded with an en ! core. Miss Corrine Maker Hiuif? a JiTi'oujt of ballads which was well , received. Mrs. Ilarley Itichardson accompanied both Miss Giebel and Miss Maker. . , ' A charm In tr event of Ihe social season folIowinK the holidays was the silver tea kIvoii Saturday after noon at the homo of Mrs. Alfred Ulchardson by the . Missionary so ciety of the Presbyterian church, with nbnut 70 guests' calling from Oie hours of i to A o'clock. IVedominating in the color sebciue was a bright' cheery re.l. evident in the lovely- cluster of carnations centering the table and adding gay bits of color lo the dainty refreshments. .Mrs. J. Cb-orge Witlz and' Mrs. I.ynne Mohn- enkamp served. 'tlaughter of Mr. and Mrs. . A v Mrs. Mat Mohenkamp was gen- ! Mrown, and Ki ei-miin O. Macomber. eral chairman for the event, with i of HiIh city, were performed at the Mrs. Joel Itichardson, Mrs. .1, K. j home of .the bride's .parents in Mu Wrlght, and .Mrs. O. K. Moran as ker Krldny uveii.njf. - The" I lev. A. ber eoutmittee. ' . I Weaver ofllcialed.: r Mrs. George itichardson. ' Dr. 1 M r.' Macontber is an Instructor at Marifarel Inula: .Mrs. Civile Webb. !'he Kastern Oregon Normal Hidmol. niglit at his home on T avenue willi about l.'i guests present. Fortune telling was the first di version of the evening, with an miljl hoard, which surprised them with its accunicy. Jolly games weie enjoyed. While the honor guest, cut his birthday cake, Mlsa Myrna wan I entertained with several read ings. Numbers on Die cake, made by his aunt. Mrs. William Miller, telling his age, were cleverly re. versed, making him almost a cen tury old. Miss 1'Morenco Williams found the ring and the button hid den in the cake, while Miss Ward found the thimble. G nests present were: Cameron Miller. Gladys .Miller, Miriam Hy att, .Mima Cooper, Florence' Will lams, Margaret Geddes. Flossie Vedder, Anne Arnoldus, J)nrls Me MlUan, Don McKay.. V nnmon, Frank Mc.Ouiro, and Tom McOutre, und Max .McMillan. Miss MeMUlan j acted as hostess, and Miss -Cooper irranged the games. Miss Brown And Mr. Macombev Wed j0lly Birthday Party Saturday .At ai preUy 'hoine ceremony the nuptials-for Miss Doric K. Mrown, A jolly birthday parly was enjoyed-at the homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Oscar Jiobson otv 1 the corner of Hussell and.' .yapttj . streets, Satur day evening complimenting MV. Hohsnn. .Fourteen '-guests were present. .. . .,; . li ?' Games and cards wore the diver 1 , ; Z i horn' of Mr. nnd .Mi.' Or-nrno ! ciilMuni. ' . ' '' .Mil'. ' Kminlil Doun llim horn' i(vliitf In lOnlmiH'Irio liikliiK iiiwit cal Irt'UtuinjitH. .Mi'. (Irurm' TIHoii. who Imx lii'ci-u In li llrnmlu iiiUlim Iri.nt niontn und vUltini; lir l;iu)itor, Mi. Cliorui.' I'oiins.'l. iiiilvcl lii'lm 'I'lii'mluy. . . Mik. Itiiliy Ij-uminl lui liorn MiiyliiK In Wnllmvii -for llio In-i li'iv ilnyK wlih 111". Orvnt MrKon lr, whu wan opomliMl ri'Ci'iitly lit thu .NVhlluwu hoilml. Cliiruncp Niilnn, (llinn Lnveriy ; nml Kiril Kilwuriln intonili'il court I In I'lnloi'iH'luo 'rucmliiy, Mr. Nolun li-tt fr Viili tin-., Wudm-filiiy. 1 '. A. Hotil'li'H htm liorn vory IM fur tin. lust wruk wltli tho llu wliii-h him pimtDbniia IiIh inovliiK ti hl ni'iv luiiim on Alil'-r Hlnpr. . j Cllvi' l.oyilo nml Itnmilil Doiiiih lmv Bunt' to tin. liiulicr no ir ! JUHfltl to work. ; A. J. Wllmiii, who went to Klitin lo vhlt with frli'iiiln, ritturiii-d PUTMAN'S Lh 'Grando's Exclusive Ready-to-Weai 4 nnd Millinery nnm'on. '1-1 twmiinnii wilt, lB. li'i'itnllnK xtlmiill which ri-iiMi-' t 'renin hntu-r nnd hwit I" miKnr. '1'w'y hoiit iikhIiimi our dnfrnwli'ii" Hnvo whltCB of thn'f ciTK t' -i-OKt- nervwi. : liih'. Itriit olio whuli- c nml j How ran w hoar lhl ri lnllvi'ly yulkH of the i-kkh. until wry IIk'H new Imrd.-n wllhoul Injury?. Kvl nnil lii'iit. Inio llmt inlstiiio. -Mix j di'iuly . In-m hy roiim rvliiK our vl uud Kilt flour, milt und ImkliiK j Uilliy. . . powdor und uild nUrniiili'ly with In . such , fonarrvailiin, hIih-ii. milk to first inlxturi'. Turn Into l unntii for much. Cnnifiii lulilc, rc n liuttored und flouro.l iliippliiK j frotililni; ulccp w-lth u niliihntiin ul' pun nnd tiakii 30 nilliuloH In n I'lsht hour lor i-vi-ry adult pcrHon; wiui iii.ii. " i niodcriit own. .rt mini HllKiitly ovury niKiu ih ino hiuchi .practice. Monday. He hn In-cil llvlnn with nn(, e0Yfr w)th followlnit front. Not flvi. Iiuiiib ulci-p one day and his won, l.ic WjmUui, at I.omiIii. ! i ,). n,.xl. I,,,, oIkIk lioni'H every Mrs. l''nincM frills nnd funilly. j ' . I'rostliiir nltrht und umlir the hem eunditlons of Knlciprlsp, visited at the homo, whiles 3 cki,h. 1 1-2 cups lnown posallite. of lior nl.ither, Mrs. Kiltt MeKeu- . (0 ,K.ri.(. yoll an. ox.; , ... ', , , ' ... ! Jtoll hrown sucrar on a nioldlmj . huusted. Kxeess futlKue will lend Mr.'.. Mlnnln'ard has brrn III bonr(, un(1 ,rcP lrom mat j , lt. y awake, of tho flu this wot'H, ' wllUH 0f 0 & hlK pl.ittrr with i As ful. UH noiwililo keep all sharp . Mrs. ..John urcoiniianlc.l . ( w,w whlltk-u.,u, ,fl nllll dry. i , ol your ,,t.llroom., Mr. and Mrs. (! onn-MoClurry to )(put - ur hto and spread . .,,,, , . llM1.,( ,. wh on,y ,t l'rndlctou Thursday.. 'Ihey ret,uin. , r. c(,i,i.:Put Into n hot ' oven U ! ,n. iil.i.i r,,. J. I", .MiiiKan's yacht Cursalr. fumed In win- and peace, Ix lo. see service, now as a Kiivernment vessel In ciiasliil survey work. Abuve you see thu trim craft, now to bo called the OcoaniiBiapher, as she was turned uver as a (lift to the Deinirliiiunt of I'liinincrce. I'pper rlKlit Is the new skipper, Ucul. Kred J., rcucock, of the United. Stales Const and (leodutlc Survey. The forsalr was estimated to hnve resoued more than 300 peiuns al sea ilurlnK the !S years Moikiui,. tipper lefl, owned It. DuiiliK the World War It saw action as an lirmed convoy. and Mrs. Joel Ulohariison assisted : ' '"' "in men nuim- ,u Hions oi ine evoniim. iieiresiiiiii.ii.j' In the illniliK room, and Mrs. Her- oily. were served at a lute hour. EAD COLDS Melt In boiline water and inhale 4 vi.s ER ft MILLION JARS USED YEARLY H OVER i Coterie Bridge Club Entertained Members of the Coterie Hrldge eluh spent a pleasant evening Sat urday at the home of Mrs. H. (.'. Thomas, with Mr. and Mrs. O. It. Maxain as host and hostess. Announcements '. Announcements must ho In tho hands of the society editor not laler than 10 a. m. In order to appear on tho society pugo. The New STATE THEATRE Today & Tomorrow xxxxxxxxxx X X X X X X X X X Wait till! you see ' and hear MADASV3E CHATTTERTOrL RUTH r CHATTERTON" tewu srosi RAYMOND Hl.KnT hw itJ Akriw The Newest and Greatest ALL-TALKING PICTURE Presented by Mctro-Qoltliuyn-Moer, Producers of "The Broadicay Melody" -X X X X X X X X X I The .a Grande NclRhbprhood club will meet nt the m Clrande hoiel Tuesday afternoon Jan, t!l. It will be past presidents day anil Ihey plan to show tho accomplish ments of the club since Its or (tanizalion 111 ISM. Mrs. I. 11. Moo Is chairman for this program. . - ' The Ladles auxiliary of the Trainmen will meet tomorrow niirhl In the Unifies hall with the. 'new' officers aH hostesses. . The flood Times Panclne club will nieet tomorrow night o,t the I.a Cirande hotel, with Mr. anil Mif. Clyile Zimmerman as chulrmiin for he Vniimltteo 1 cbnOaiJIJU.'nL Due tn the cold wenthor, there will be no meetlllK or the Neigh borhood Literature club this eve ning. The program announced will take place at the next session. ... The Woman's Home Missionary society or the first Melhodlst Kpis copal church will meet Wednesday at 2 o'clock at the home of .Mrs. '. W. Krwln, 3IIS Adams avenue. developed. The young nian Is In .. ........ n..l,l....l ..n.wllll,.n LEADING QUESTION i ''Mrs. ldoyd Jlousor has resigned '1 hiiv Heboid at Lost Vrairle and has Kone to Enterprise whero she joined her husband, who has em ployment with the SkatfKN .store. .1. V. Ortman. of , Kntorprlse, drove tn Haker Tuesday on busi- Jf. II. U'easiy went with "HOW COLD?" IS : (Continued from Page Ono) quieter and the sun shining Ibis mornlnk', tin wors't of ilie stoYin was In the. realm of p:tst history. Only a short lime anu. local weather man on the excellent tem peratures. Three times during December the previous maximum temperature record was surpassed, nnd the mild weather continue! Into January until two weeks r . On New Year's day farmers wen: busy In the fields with one known instance of plowing under way. xxxxxxxxxx ' Also I . Sound News and Colored Classic "CLIMBING THE GOLDEN STAIRS" . "Trc.t" anil "Shrub." A positive: dlsllnclioii cimnnt al ways Im fiin.lt between tree!) nml shrubs. IIiUiiiiIkik mit Hint tree diners limn n shrub in luivlng lis lowest liriinelies m uicnler lielylil fnnn llio sriititiil. Ilie lunn.-lips nf shrub piui'i-eiliiig ill recil.v ri run Hie grnnnil wllhout n Kuiipiirllni: sieni. Many peupli! us ilie wind "shrub" III Ihe sense of nny hush. Needless to say. 'nil lilowinij sloppifU Villi; llm culd wave, (ip.l1 farm machinery has been put away for 'tlie remainder of Jhe winter. ... I.a Clrande hasn't experienced any weather above freezing for two' weeks, with the third week begin ning today anil Ihe weather man i-aylng that the outlook is for con tinued cold.' And in Western Oregon, tin y are already talking aboil! what tlmy will call It probably "Historic winter of lli:io." I nesr. hlni. also on business. It was a very cold drive, . ... .. . . Victor Miller, son of .Sheriff and Mrs. Miller, who was operali'd ul 1 the Knterprlsi. hospiuil for the second time, Is reported to be get I ting ulong nicely. The Pacific ' Light and -.Power company had a force of nien out 1 in Joseph. Knterprlsc and l.ostlno. hunting radio trouble. Many in terferences have been experienced liy the riilllo fans here of Into and I the trouble has not been, locatea. i Vi,., w,ill,,u-iL lake has becomo frozen over the past few days nnd the skating parties are already be. ginning. . l.ostlno exiierleneed the coldest iiighl of the season Thursday when tin' iherniollieter registered 34 be low. '" " 1 ., ..." Mr. and Mrs. P.ill Kell, who have h i living up the South Kuril, lu.vo moved nto town, jney are ed Friday.' . ' ; . Mrs. Ida llouser visited ' lust week with Mrs;' Orvnl MeOrtor., The N'elghboi'hood' club , will inei.t Jinnuiry .311. at tlu home, of I Mrs. I). lU'Madill. ' Mrs; Poole, of Wallowa, ultenil- rd the. all-duy meeting of tho ( Neighborhood club ul tho Won home. Thursday. ' ' . Tho water pipes broke In the home of Mr. and Mrs.-Kovls Tuen day and the houso: was flooded with water.' The cut-off frbip the main could not be found until Into j that afternoon1 and 'the house and I yard was covered with Ice uild j water. -' ' .' "' ' '' I Mr. and Mrs. Ouy Crow are pre paring lo move to the farm recent ly purchased bythenl. They will move as soon 'us Vic Heavies va cates, 'i ' . llert C'nsslns Is III of the flu nt present. :''!' : . brown Ihe -frosting. Health Talks ; Ttio KUnIr or l.ir "" At ilil times In history;. nml, wh lm.iv n.1,1 for. all living things, slecp-ur, at any rate.- rest-r-hail been of first : physiologic ' Impor tanciv . Hut. more so, It seems to ine.' lt Is '.ln our tige. . v . O'ur duy hiis. bean lengthened by the giis buiiior and Hie Incundes rnht' lamp. . 'Ii has been Intensified by all the Ostrnordlniiry innchlnes at our service., , ' . . . Numerous are the stirring, ekclt- age or 1 j Select for your sleeping uuarters . (the airiest room und don't clutter ; it. with furniture rugs und draper-' les. . . .. . ..... :'. Air your bedroom during the day and let Hip' run In. Train yourself to sleep on it firm luatress with the -body straight, not propped' too high liy head pillows, ,.. '. ; llemembei' too, sleep Is best Willi: the windows, open, : . . : I'nttl. u child is one year old. It will sleep on nil average of from 111 to In houlti. Later il must huve at burnt in hums, wlih un hourls repose . during the day. ; -, -Ten hours of sleep Is a sare aver-i ago for every youngster . until- Hie 14. ' ' ' MENUS liy. Sistrr Mm-)' Spice cakes huve a strong appfal lii cold weather. Just the smell of a house that has had a fpleo cnUo baked in It Is enough to inane, one's inoulli walcr"- and iiromlses "sugnr . and spice and everything nice.". A. careful blending of splcos iirDiinces nnnctlr.lng chiinces in . I everyday cakes and cookies at a , I minimum of cost.. -1 ; Kreshly ground splco has tl" i best and strongest flavor, but fe.tv housekeepers attempt to grind or crush their own spices: Hieso day. J'epiier' und-nutincg are tho oiily exceptions. The . small pepp'-r grinders for use In the 'kitchen tir ... I ..... i.,,Ia net notllllfip In' ninn'v living III the Han Itobertson nouse, on im ' " ,,.;- .Misc. I'.va Stockdalo has returnea i"in.s, .u... u. i-.- , ' . , I l.hinc urter spending three weeks t tfSrTi ' .:. - : ... t ' N'- erat 1 '. k ", ' V 1 Ajar."-'':;:" 1 city , " A Bollot for ihe Discriminating VOTE TODAY ! ! ! the Crackle Cond.mBeJ Priieliciill.v nil birds do more fMiitl I htm lisrin, or no liai-iu nt nil,' hut ucciirdlnc lo the ITnlieil XihIc." Iiepurlineut of Aarii'iilt lire Hierp l one really bail aclor with feathers. Tins is Hie bnli'lailed pmpkle- of Hie snuihi'ii?pi'n L'nllt'il Stales. "Lmnpi of Learning" tn I ! n nil. I tloMIO I 1 1 0 lllttl. iiiok.v lump intnle. Us niipearauce at j absence, fairly early ihiio. H was a snai. low ilisli. niimil or oval In sh'tpe. wlih a handle :n one end and a spout for thu wick ul Ihe oilier. It was iiuiile or bii'ieil earlli nr. nieliil. nml Hie wick wns made of low or Plolh. Tlicsl! lamps, used clilcfl.v h.v sindenls und leneliers, lire liie Iruililional lamps of learn In)! lo which reference is freiiui'iill) innile. isliim- In Southern Oregon, Port land, Walla Walla and I.a Grande. .Mr. and Mrs. .lay Templeton and fantlly visited over the weekend at llio home of I'loyd Leonard. They are moving to linker where Mr. Templeton has employment. Dean Crow and his brother (lily made a trip to. Wilder, Ida., lust week by auto. Harold Pearse worked at the station during tneir Mini Stick Is It Perhaps perseverance Im been Ihe radical principle of erer.v Iruly erent I rnveler.J, I'oMer, Watchmaking School. Frantic iius lhrp schools of rYittchtiifikhij; which each year grad mile from ll hi I'-'-'i aluilpuls. Largest Sundial Aei'nrir.ni! In Popular Science Maul lily, ii suiiilial almost as Irish as a house, und said In bo llu" largi'si In Ihe wiirlil. was completed presently In a residential disirlcl of San Crnnclsc". Calif. Its slop Iiik siyle. which oasis a shallow lo lliilii'.-ile Ihe lime of day, is nnlde of relllfurciMl eiilll'l'lMe : mid ab'Uil It circles n curb of eoncrele lo forni Hip dial ll.ielf which Is imnkeil Willi hourly ilivl-leiis. i- INTRODUCING Silver Winged CHRYSLERS A Silver-Winged Chrysler is a reconditioned Chrysler, regardless of the year or model, which we sell with the same guarantee and same free service as a new Chry sler. You can now have Chrysler performance and economy by making a small investment. SEE US FOR THE BEST IN USED CARS L. W. WEEKS . , Greenwood and Jefferson Streams, Lakes In Wallowa Co. Receive Trout liy Mrs. Win. Wiggans (Observer Correspondent) LOST-INK (Special) The liout distribution In Wallowa county for I the year was Wallowa Luke l!'l.- I nun, Wallowa river J 4.1100, Los I tine river t'sifili, Prairie I'reiieli j 20,0011. Spring Creek l.noo. Ita.z I l-uke s.oou, llolio !.ake 4,ufiii and I Hear l-lke 2,000. The comnssliin i ha, also planted Ulii.iinii sliver side salmon anil :t I It.rniO yanks In I Wallowa lake ill uddillon to plant ! lug of trout and 2.M1O.O110 yank j eggs were taken, half oe which wen. sent to the hatchery at I'll ! Ion. j Tho Kd Kbens home was d'-s-' troyed Tliursday aflernoon by fire. The home and all of the fiirnlsh j ings were lost. The household 1 goods belonging to Mr, and Mrs. 1 Itusseli Vutighun, who are now In ! LOS Angeles, w.-re also ileslloyed ! in the same fire. j Three double deck cars of hois were shipped out of Joseph Sat j urday, one car by Henry Hansen. I ono by Fred B.-alldoin. and the j other by Ihe Marketing association, j Wilbur T. Hrock, of Knliinv.-- vllle, was in Knt'rpiise Widnes j day on liusiness. ' ICiiKh llurrls. son of Mr. tin I ! Mrs. Mark Harris; was operated at llm Kntirpilpc hospital for rup- luiml oppendlic and gangreno has r.. and Mrs. Joe lanilie, Ol Kiileiprlse. spent Sunday at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. . Ilerkl.iy Candle at l.ostlno. Mrs. Condlc's daughter, Sarah Sherman, haa been III or Hie flu nnd i still un able to resume her school work. Miss Vcrseli Kuhn left Sunday I for 1'owwalka where sheiylll fin-j Ish the school term which Ins been lauglit by Mrs. Lloyd Hons, er, who resigned alter the boll days. Miss Kuhn Is a recent -grad-uale of the ICastcrn Oregon Nor mal. " ' ClarencO Nolan, a barber at Yule, Oregon, came over lasl'weel; for a vlsii with his mother. Mr. Anna Nolan. .'r,-d Keel was taken to the nos liltal at Wallowa Thursday with a broken leg. While loading logs 1,1-orio Ills leg a few inches above Ilie ankle. lie Is getting ulong nicely according to last reports. Mr. and Mrs. It. H. Howinun anil Mrs. Daisy Wlllett were In I.11 (irande this week. They are pre paring lo go to Southern Califor nia about the first of 1'Vbruury for the beiuTit of .Mrs. uowmaii" health. Mrs. H. L. Madlll has been con fined lo her homo wlih lumbago. The Lostlne Christian Kndiavor society entertained the societies from Ihe Christian and Presbyter ian churches of Wallowa lit a parly Ki'ldny evening In the basu ment of the Presbyterian church. ,V very enjoyable, evening was inciil. them being about &0 per sons present. The young people 1 0 of Wallowa wero uccornpullled ,IV'H the Iter, and Mrs. miici;ook 11 nil n Inl nuinipg crater Is incluiino ill nearly every kitchen eqiilpment. Spice ulwnys must be ' kept . In , closely covered container. Hither liny small quantities nt n time or put Into the regular container only as much an will bo used In (1 few weeks, si orlng tho rest ill on air tight container and removing lh supply as noeiled. :'' Splec Cako . Kour egga, V 1-2 cups brown su gar, 3 teaspoons halting, powder, ! 1-2 cups flour. 1-2 cup butter, 1 cup sweet milk, i'.teaspoon cln- uVb.atre patronK "f" Wv"'--. forded an opporlunity to exprcn. their preference for Ltv.nB Mu.ic. : . I ' 1 ; . 1 .'. If you believe that the e.tlietic merit, glamour and emotional ap peal o real orche.tral and organ mu.ic are worth pre.orvation in the theatre program, SIGN THE COUPON. ' '.' . Hundred, ol tliomand. deplore the. tublitution of Mechanical . Mu.ic for Real Mu.ic BECAUSE ' it fail, to nive them plea. lire. . . .' HF.CAUSE it ihreaten. corruption , of mu.icul ta.ta. ;'; . BECAUSE it dfjcouriige. 'aeVelopnient of ttlu.i cal talent. . ..; One admi.sion fee used to buy real mu.ic and a movie. Now it buy. movie, with talk, and mechanicul music, which i cheaper on economy for' the theatre, not for the patron. ' ARE YOU STILL GETTING : YOUR MONEY'S WORTH) If not, SIGN THE COUPON. Then mail it 1 . THE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF MUSICIANS V'tf.iar(.lnr MO.000 pr.f...l.naf mo.lcl.n. In Id. In.ii Stale, .nrf C.n.ifa; ' ',- . josiil'll N. WEOER, PmlJtnl, t440 Bro.iIw.y, N.w York, N. Y. f BREIER'S n M n u UN I TED 5 A L 1 5 n " r -; : : n IS ' - 'v'-''- ' 1 s Sunset Sheet Blanket Size 66x7G, u wonderful val. at 89c Pequot Sheets, ppquot Cases, 42x30... j'etliiot S-4 Sheellng.. Bordens 3(1" Prints ... Unbleached Sheeting, -4 ...4. Men's Iolo Hhlrts K 1 hS'i. $l..l Part Wool Unions In heavy win ter weight. Buy now nnd Save $1.39 jF'S jMjl S I M Ifarrlinan. served by He- the I the llev. and Mrs. fresbmenla wero home society. j The Neighborhood eluli iiietjBI Thiirsdiiy lit he home or Mrs. Jed H cook up South Kork in un all. day incetlKc. A potluck dinner gg war served nt 1 o'clock. The reo mm ord of tho year's buslnesa wan , m read hy tho secretary nnd tho ""rlH book for loao wna read and oc coined. Tho remnlnder of the H (irtet-noon waa spent In working D and vlslllng. Thin meeting at thcl cook homo la n ycorly occurrence ! g and everyone looks forward toiM that date. Flctween 25 and SO mrnibern and visitors were pres. ent. A bnby son waa born to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard ll.irrla at Wollowa hospital Jan. 7. Doth mother un 1 son are reported to bo doing nice ly. Mr. and Mra. Cecil Chlldem, of Joseph, vlslied over Sunday at the MEN'S OUTING PAJAMAS A value ong to be re membered. Price $1.00 LADIES' HOSE A regular 08c hose of Pure Threat Silk. Point heel 60c HUCK TOWELS 16x32, a Rood size ab sorlient towels at much less than the usual price, each 10c MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS A wide assortment of weights and colors 89 c to $1.48 MEN'S CAPS A lucky buy at one-half usual price all wool, now $1.25 GLOSS TOWELS 18x32. Huy these at United Sales low prices, each , 9c BOYS' FLANNEL SHIRTS Age 10 to 14 89c MEN'S IJLAZERS . Of all Oregon wool, heavy weight. Size 36 to 46- B n - n M U $2.49 hoys' j CJOLF KNICKERS Made like dad's of subi stantial mixed materials 89c HIBaeSZBBlll H H n n