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Tage Six
ra GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, L'A GHANDE, ORE.
Friday, February 7, 1930U '
NAPA-TAN
WORK
SHOES
Plain toe and
Army Last
With extra Panco
Sole Wear
Guaranteed
$5.95
n
OFFICE
CAT
TftAUl makm mo.
By Junius
MMJLK l'OH ToOAY: As diffi
cult iih keeping your tongue on I.
oT tho hole where the tooth was.
I'UOVIMJ TIIK COXTHAHV
'Tla Often said 1 tut t "money lulliH";
Now Ihu'I this absurd'
JlH echo, Ih lilt! only noise
'J'liul w have over heard.
HUt! Wllllt bct'OIIICS Of all tllffUcj
love triangles,
Alao SUml of them turn Into
wrecklanglen.
. Ilnjeii .Mollif-r iLoi'sn't want
anyone lo Know how old ,sho Is m
nIio'h gohur lit put it n cJcctrir light
uh lior blrlhday cal
Clarice Wlmt Klinl, a (10 candle
liou'f'r?
KVIUKNCK "I mlviTllHi-il Unit
Ota poor would ho welcome in this
Church," said a mlnjpifcr, "nad.l
after Inspecting l ho collection, 1
auo lliaL l hoy havo come."
IT Ulp Van Winkle walked In
his sleep Iio omnia woko up with
an awful soro throat.
1'rofenHor: "What' the eoniinoii
I in pediment hi the speech of tho
American people?"
KreHhiiuiu: "CIicwIiib-khiii.''"
"Now," hIio iiMlted
man In Hie audience who would
let hhi wife he Hlandered and miy
itothlUK? If ho, aland up."
A meek IHMu innu roue lo liN
fi'el,
The lecturer Kkired at tiliu. "lo
you mean lo nay you would let your
wlfo be Hlundoi-cd and n;y not h -,
Inn?" ahe eriefl. i
"Uh, I'm horry," he upoloKl"'d.j
"I IhoiiKht you Hald nli'UKhtered."
KI'KAKINCr OI-' TltlAh MA It- I
It I AO KM, M'ANY dK TIH-;M AUK
NOTHING 11USK HI T.
Wife (who ban caught her luiM
baiid HMiiautlerlm? a penny mi a
fortune lelliiu,' inaehine): "ll'in!
Ho you're to have a beautiful and
eharniliiK wile, are you '! Well,
not while I'm alive!"
JIAII, 'AltltlKIl tfi lis
AI'TKIt -IS VIIAItS ON
,l()lt
HOItTI-ANU, Ore. ( Af)-- Krae.Ht
1. I'atlerHou, rortland'H olde.nt J
matt carrier In point of wi-vlco, bus t
laid down hln iunllb;iK ulhr 4- i
yearn mid hcvcii monthx of coiiilu
uoim service. "I'at" Hini-d tin
nuile book for the IhnI. time In the
jireHeiiee of 1'oid muster .Inha .M.
.loueH ami other officials ol the lo
cal ponton Ice.
"I'at" Marled Hie htiHtnens (f
ma II carry hit; Imek tu I hi' day
when 12 rarriiTH covered thin eily'a
entire went Nhl Kust Portland
wiim then a .Hi -1 hi i u 1 1 1 t'onimuiiHy
with a Hepuraii- poMlol'ilce and mail
aervlce.
The velenui carrier enllmateM hi
coveted many, inn ny I houaaudH ol
inilcH durtiifr bin -l: yeara of mall
fa cry I UK.
Foininino Self-Mnniiicnient
IF n Wunain doesn't )nauai:e lnr
elf propeily. no innu cna do It.
Kd Howe's .M Milhly.
i Reiervod Slrennlh
Itcserve knowledge Is always re
fcervt'd Mreiifith,
ALWAYS
A I Your Service With
I he Lowest Priors
in Town
Men's heavy whiptnid rid
ing hl-eeehes, lllllilar.V cut.
Iiutfon leg. leiit and service
ublf- -
$2.40
Woine
pump in p.
leather und kll. spike or
ban Iw elM, Values to ?
broken M.rs -
$2.19
Odd lid lie n's dies and
work slues to close out
$1.6!)
Men's u ni'k si
grain stoc k sloe
i-omposii ion nub
last. rlei.,i ol
es In full
Ii niher or
M i tit. son
pnllttM of
strain. Slnir ami duial-t'
$2.95
fEWYaKKbTQ!E
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
CHICAGO
Open
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I'OISTLAXU WIIKAT
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-Mar. .
-May .
Inly .
Sept. .
NATI ItDAV i'ltO(;Jt:Ms
The National HrnUdcaNllng com
pany program for .Saturday follows:
to !i a. in., Jliippy Time; D:K.
llxie Handles; 4:30. to 4:45. Hilly
I and the (iang: 5. Now UuhIihmh
World;" to 7. symphonic music;
7, popular music; 8, Circus; Xi'.lU,
Amos and Andy; , Lyrics; 'Ji'.U),
1HII Hilly Jloy.'i; 10:15, Tit I oh Never
Told.
Tint Columbia Hroadeasling sys
lom program for Saturday followH:
H to 'J, If. H. Army hand; ft. Or
chestra; S, Dr. Arthur Torrance; fi,
Nit Wll hour; 7. Movie iioar; U to
10, KIM Uevlew; 10 to 12, dunce
IIIUHiC
Tacomu,
KVI ncokr) 7 lo h:3i, records;
:;!', CMS; ii, featurea; 3, CAM:
fi:IB.
piano and blue hoiikh;
lo !l, Hilent; !t, Cl.y; 1 0, Much bluff-I WA HI 1 1 NOTO.V, l-'eh. 7 (AC)
er; 10:12, CIIH. The CiMjeral re.servo hoard announc-
SjmUltllo f'"'1 today that tin: Federal Jti-Herve
Kflf.i (rj'.iUkc) C:4 A, inornhiK ex- ! ,"ul,t 0' '-IiIcukm had reduced Iih
erclHe.; S, NltC; lOMS; K, Modern- I "idhfooiuu rale lo 4 per cent and
JhIh; K::iU, NltC; K;4fi, Hporta; ii, i t,IU Cleveland Ked-ral ltemrve
NHC; II, vaudeville frolic; J 2 loi,,ank htitl reduced Its redl.scouut
1 ::t0, popular mimic. rate to 4' per cent on alt claHeH
KOA M70kc) 6:30, luimlcal pro-,""
Knium; 7:4.r, Honw recilar, 8, Salur
day KnIj;hlerH; y, ensemble; 10,
musical potpourri; II, requests.
Portland
KMX ( 1 1 SOkc) 0, studio; 10,
dance program.
KOW ( 20kc) 7:15, morning
proKi'iuii; H, NHC; U, jiowh, cookliiif
sehool; lf:45, NHC; 11:30, oran;
1, NHC; 2, musical programs; f,
NHC; '1:30, sludio; 10, Cecil uad
.Sally; lo:lo to 12. Jfl-Jinks.
Sea I tie
KJIt (!i.7akc) (t, inasical pro
Knuii ; .S, .Sal unlay Knlghters; 1 0,
lealure concerl; 10:30, vie Meyers
orchestra.
KOMO (!l20kc) n, NHC; 12 to
I2;30, orKun
Salt Lake lly
KSL ( 1 I liOkc) f::m, Lyrics; 'ti.
NHC; S:lf, Variety; :t:fi, dunce
orehestra; 1 a; l r, requests; 11:1 5,
MidnlKhl review.'
j lam Anele.s
I K 11 ((MOkc) 6: 4ft, stoilc tnar
kel.s; 0, NHC; H;'.Ht concerl; 1 I,
Midnight frolic.
KiX (lOflOkc) fiilS, khldhs
hour; II, orKan; I! :I!0, HlriiiK -u-semble;
7, CHS; X, reuturcs; 10 lo
I, dn nee music.
KIM Minkc) (i. oiKau; 7. CHS;
S. Specially proKiuni; Ir. CHS; 10.
newi; la:u,r), dunee music; 12 (o I,
oixail.
lomcr
KOA (S.'HUtc) ti, NHC; S, male
Hiiarlel; K:30, NHC; Sunday
iiehool preview; U:Ct, dance music;
10, Hport; Hi; IB, NHC,
Snu l''i-aiiclscu
KPO (OSiikc) fi, cliildren's hour:
fi : f i . news; H, concert; 7. popular j
music; X, NHC; !, Ceetl and Sully:
!t:lit. Salmi oieheslra; la to 12,
dunre music, ,
KKKC (lipdic) fi, CHS; 5:3a.
Kdlio 1'Mseln-r; (i. CHS; N. features;
:i. CHS; 10. Krank Walunahc; Hi; 10
lo 1, dunce music.
hikhind
, KCO (7!0lic) li, NHC; 10, nHirls;
10:1ft, NHC; U 12, dunce music.
K1A (SSakc) ii. concert Irlo; 7.
news 7::in, musical premiums; 'J io
1 1, dunce music.
Mineral Lands Are
Hard To Develop
I'OUTI.ANO, Oiv. (API "Slale
or government aid In coiinI met hm
mat Is and trails to nude vein pi d
mining propeilles would prtive ol
uiieHtimable value n the minim:
Indiislry of Oregon and would Inul
i" open up mineral lands of pro
mise ii n u oi ked because oi I In ir
i'-otairil pnsiHou, in tin- opinion ol
Ii. II. Fleming, veteran nilm r and
holder of coindderablr mining pro
perly in this idnte and mltisli
t 'olumbta.
"I b't koii has vast and rich ;in
dev. lopnl mining propeitley uhleh
are remaining UlnleVt lop. il beeause
ot luck ol loads." Fleininu- ,1,.,-laied
on a recent Istt here. "Aiui tlo .-
IMoperlh s will rem, tin iiteh elnp- '
i d, pmbubly, unlll .snini- sy.H. ui I
u lu irhj lo.i.ls , an be buiM hi tin u.
b: dexba-d."
BlUE LONC LIFE
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Selling Affects
W heat Advances
CHICAGO, Feb. 7 (AP) Kharp
;idvun('H wilnfSH.'d in tno I'hltuk'O
wJu-at market today falli-d to hold
in tin- fact! of JnnnaHi-d HclliiiK'
(hat took place on tho prlt-c huhfc.
KxporL hiiHitiosH in wheat ifroiu
North Aniorica wan poraiHtently ub-hi-iU
today and ArKontimi offering
to Uvorpool were on a radically
I cheaper hals. On the oilier hand,
j the chief Htlinululintf Influence
J 'I'-ru
eamo from definite Hteon
taken toward foMnlnir a wheat
market Htuhilizatluu body havinff
power lo pay Johnch from Kovern
inent funds, and not merely offect
loaiiH which jijuhI be repaid.
Wheat cloKed nervoun at tho
Maiiio aa yentcnlay'H fininli to Vjc
hlKher. Corn cloned nnchanned to
',!C up, oatH c to ud
vanied and provltiioitM hIiowIijk JO
lo J2o Kuin.
Announces Cut In
Rediscount Rale
P"pep ol all inalurltleH cffectlv
tomorrow.
STOCK MARKET
GOES UPWARD
AGAIN TODAY
NKW VOHK, Keb. 7 (AP)
After an eurlv nerlml nf irroi'iilnr.
ity und dullness, the stock market I
bounded upward ajfain today un
der the leadership ol' the railroad
shares, al least a dozen of which
moved Into new IiIkIi ground for
the year. Most of the early de
dines of 1 to fi points had been
cut In half, or wiped out, by early
afternoon when a Ioiik list of is
sues were seliiiif,' 1 lo nearly 1 5
points above yesterday's final quo
tations. A further break of $1 a bale In
cotion pi-tees. brhiKiiiK ihem to a
m-w low level fnr the sea.son, ac
companied the announcement that
the wholesale Index of commodity
prices were almost at the lowest
level in five years.
Call money renewed at 4 per
at, as against 4 . yesterday while
time money displayed an easier
inderlone, particularly for the
lotiKer nialurllics.
inadian Pacilic was he h-ader
of the railroad irrouii, soarinir I 4
poinirt to L'lO'i In anticipation
nrly announcement of a 4
1 stock split up.
POUTI,Al CASH
POHTLANO,
Ore., Feb. 7 (AP)
Cash wheal;
I tig I tend blucMlem,
hard xvhile $
Sofl white J l.l ft.
Ves.l white $1.1.-..
Hard winter $1.13.
Norihern npring $1.13. '
Western red $1.13.
Onls; No. 2-3S b. while $33. fin.
Today's car receipts: wheat 21,
flour 7, corn X, oals 3, hay (i.
HI TTi;i(l-'AT
SAN Flt.YNCISCO. Feb. 7 (AP)
Hutierfal f. o. b. San Francisco.
OUT OUR WAY
llil 111! 1 W
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im !tli:! 1 Li'ii'iiniiiiiiiiii iimiiifiti:ii!Hnii. ,inn v.i,iiiii,-OT.ffiV8 1 4-H i-ll- Mr hHf i
; !:!; J" l;HHilin''HlliililiMlilillhlliilMn1iill!itillllll!!; Iill-.l I i ajltn sZ."-
In Capital's
1 1
b'EA Washington Bureau.
AmonK the socially prominent young women of tho national capi
tal who are taking a loading part in Washington's brilliant winter
social season are thobe pictured above. They are: (1) Miss Maria
Sacasa, daughter of the Nlcarat;uan minister to the U. 8., shown ns
she enjoyed a recent snow in Washington; (2) Miss Jane Hanna,
one of the pretllest of the season's "debs "; (3) Mrs. T. A. Scott
Thropp. a young matron who is among the leaders of her net; (4)
Betsy McAllister, daughter of Lleul.-TJol. and Mrs. John A. McAllis
ter, prominent In the younger army circle; (5) Anile Virginia Ash
burn, daughter of Colonel and Mrs. Percy M. Ashburn, who made her
. bow to society just recently.
Egg And Butter
Quotations Firm;
Sugar Price Cut
POHTbAND, Ore., Fib. 7 (AP)
V'.KK and butter quotations are
sllll firm with the demand report
ed brisk enough to maintain pres
ent prices for several duys, unless
unexpectedly .laitfe supplies begin
coming In. However, no Immediate
change is expected by the trade.
Following similar action at San
Francisco, the prices of all refined
sugars have been reduced 20 cenis.
Reviewing the fruit and vege
table situation, I he Portland bur
eau of the I'ui ted States depart
ment of Agriculture says:
"Very heavy shipments of Im
perial valley lettuce havo resulted
In sharply lower jobbers prices at
Portland, although local supplies
are not excessive. California ship
pers aro now under voluntary
agreement to limit t holt lettuce
loadings to Ihelr present volume,
of 250 cars dally, to prevent com
plete demoralization- of I he mar
ket. market is very :
advances record-
Storagi- holdings
The cabbage
strong, with pric
ed almost dally.
of local cabbage are selling to re- .,
lallers as high as 4c per lb. j
"Hothouse rhubarb is register-!
lug further declines, lu $2.2fi-$2.0n J
per 20-lb. box. Local jobbers din
not anticipate lower levels In I lit j
Immediate future however. !
"Storage biddings of potatoes ill ;
California are ahout 250 cars less ;
than at this time last year; Port-,
laud storage volume is only mod- i
erate, and northwestern shipping- i
point holdings arc about normal, i
all or which indicates a healthy
eondilinn in the potato t rade on
the Pacific coast, for the next few
weeks. Much verbal speculation
and practically no financial specu
lation is taking place in the po-
'"" ' ennli' tnulc. n.s to probable i
miirket teiHk-ncle.s during the next I
:i moiUh." , (,.
Social . Whirl
POUT.
Vl IJVKS'iOCK
POltTIvAND, Ore.. Feb. 7 (AP)
Cattle and calves: around steady,
receipts cattle 3f, calves 10. Steers
1 1 00-1 'tOD lbs. $1 l.OOSl l.fiO, good
$11,011, common $7.Ii) m $:i.ri).
Heifers: good ;'j.7.1 ti- $10. r,i..
common to medium $7.(MKi $l?.7f.
Cows, good $S.2f'' l'J.00, common
to medium $G.ouf $S.2ii, low cut
ter jy.SU'! $tt.oo. Calves, medium
to choice JILSOf $1 1.50, cull to '
common $7.00 i, ?y.&0. Vealers,
millc fed, good to choiro $ll.rU'f
$13.50, medium $H.r,nft( $11.50, cull!
lo common $K.0Offi $!).ft0. I
1 logs: looks steady; receipts J
S2."i. Heavy weight $!i.int'if $1 M.7". I
Medium weiKht $y.75 H $11. on.
: Light weight $1(1.751 $1 1.00. Light!
'lights $'j.75 ui $ I t.oo. Packing sows,
rough and smooth $$.00 $y.0O.
Slaughter pigs $11.50 $10.50. Feed
er and stocker pigs $y.5a'u $10.50.
, (Soft or oily hogs and roasting pig.i
excluded In above quotations.)
j Sheep and lambs: talking
; around steady, receipts 100, Lambs,
J good to choice $ I 1.50 ' $ 1 2.00 me
jdium $ 10.50iii $l 1.50. all weights,
I common $s.5o f $ 1 0.5a. Yearling
iwelhers. medium to choice S'.50r(
$!t.5o. Kwes. medium lo choice
$i;.oo u( $7.5o, Jft-iro lbs. medium
to choice $:.au ti $7. on. all xveights.
cull and common $3.00 $5.00.
sec; au and run i
POUTI.ANIl, On-.. Feb. 7 (AP)
- Cane sugar (sacked basis)
lower; cane, fruit or berry $5.25
per ewt. Meet sugar. $5.l5 cwt.
Flour (eity tie livery pi lees)
steady; family patents. 4:'s. $7.ibi;
whole wheat, 4'js, $(i.7o; graham,
4:s, $(i.5o; bakers' hard wheal, !Cr.
$7.20; bakers' bfiiestem . patent;,
S5s, $7.2o; pastry flour, 41's, $7.30.
POIt TLAM PltOHPCI-;
POUTI.AND, Ore.. Feb. 7 (AP)
Hutter, eggs, milk (huMei-fal).
poultry, country meats, onions, po-
tuloe.s. wool. nutH. hoy. r.-iscarn
bark nml lini.M h(..:,,Iv nn.i ,,n-
ehaiiKed.
By Williams
a yard
W. C. T. U. FINDS
25,000 RESCUED
RpDfirt on 1 f n ll n 1 i i m ! "Ii,ns,"n is s"1'' l Imve hea-i oceu
,1 ! ,. , J , H'liTka lleeeher Stnae dur-
moriaiity Mime to &uo
stantiatc Recent Claim.
KVANKTO.V, 111.. Ki-h. 7 (AP)
'I'lte Woman's I'hiistlan Temper- '
atleo I'nion 'I'hur.stla y issued a. re- !
port on aleolndl.sm mortality in ir j
Klates to substantiate Its claim that i
prohibition "has saved at least 2fi,- !
l)oo lives that would have I i lost j
had pro-pruhiiiition aleohoiism
death rat.-s eoiitlnued."
The report said its ffndiims '
were based on data lurnished by ;
the I'. H. btlreau of renstis. euver- i
illK the l)eidod (n.m lltlt) to l!t2S. i
.Maryland is listed in the report '
as tho only state in which "alco- )
holism has mounted higher tinder!
prohibition than itl tie- saloon era. i
,TiW Yorlf furnish,' u rift I. ,if
'the alcoholism in the eoimtiv :n, 1!
yet biis never rcoched Its record
for the wiloon days."
Continuing, the report Maid-:
"Aleohoiism killed 4C.27 people In
the I "nitcd States last-year. Th:il
I d ea lb ra t p wn s 4 per h :i ml red
Ihousand. Had alcoholism killed
at tint rate of (i.(S per hundred j
thousand which flourished in I3H1,
the height, of the Saloon era. there
would havo been 7 T N f deaths.
Credit :,:::! to prohibition.
"In the saloon era. the census J..'
data .shows the aleohoiism death ! FISH ITANTIMi STAKTS SCK
i-ate nearly tlouble the average rale j J;
for the prohibition era. j PO I ;TI,A.N I . Ore. (AP) ActrV
"Thitiy-one states and thi: )s- planting of fish will be resumed U
Irict of Columbia were below the ' soon as the weather moderates 8Uf.
national average death rate of 4 Neb-ntty. M'ptt L. Ityckman, aiifi.
per hundred thousand for 1 H2''; j erlntendent of hatcheries, an
and only thirteen slates were above I noiinces, ,;i -Jl
tim average. Montana is prob.
ably high, but data is ineonipb te
"Tiie states with hii;hor tban av
orage alcoholism nro Arizona. Con- '
neel lent. 1 ela w are. I 'lori.la. 11
linoi. Maryland. MJissachusetts. i
New Jersey. New York. Ohio. IVnu- '
sylvania. Phode Island, Wyoming.
Their average Tor the thirty-one
other states lisle, 1 ;nid the Oistriet 1
oT Cobin.l'in is 2.2T. per hundred '
thousand."
.miss sri;i i:ic .u.ii . ri:s
.v sm n r. to x r p
M is;: Kliatieth Stem er. tl.-i tighter
j of Senator nnd r--. Steiwer of
! Oregon, was among the graduabs
j of Western hfch sehool here. Mi-S
udwer plans to ent-r the I'niver
ity of Oregon next fall.
vi;i ;:; v i:ks
I'ORTI.AND,
ci.itulalions ai
Irm relatives
total strwiigee?
TVHis 11. St;
tre. (AP
on-
e being n-eeiv
ft lellils aihl e
by Mr. and .Mr
lev e! -tiis eitv e
e, em e ent uf tiieir ii:;
annivrisaty.
d cd-
My-tlnt-e ,a
loartict." ,1
I'Mt 6, ale .
; is a Inuc t ioc
l.ucs Mrs. .s't,,.
i.. harp.."
FLAT CREPE
in plain colors
With its silhouette srm-tly defined, its hemlines pnccfully dip
,ping, its details intricate and flattering, the Spring mode turru to
fut crepe for all-occasion use! The smooch, supple texture and
the soft, flattering glow of the colors make it a silk erpiillv
popular for afternoon or evening ... as well as linccrie wear.
The color range includes . . . black (smarter than evert). hrue
chire, piecrust, milk chocolate, firebrand, lobster red. Virin
thian green, lin:n blue and San Marco blue. A feature valur
especially planned in time for Spring sewing!
108 Depot St.
"Unde Tom's" Cabin
The rcinulns of I ho original
I'iK'li' Tinn's enlilii stiind neur Hie
oiil Cioiivrul KiMineily home, nine
miles from Liinensler. Ky. room
on the upper lluor of the Kennedv
Ins the lime she was in Ucjiluckv
withering uialerial fnr the '-, story.
The old slave hloel; from lyhieli
L'ncle Tom.nnd many other slaves
were sold is to Le seen nt Wash
ington,. Ky. j
V
Didn't Want the Bullet
When n negro with n bullet inilila
stomach was placed on the oporat
Ins Itihle of the hospital nnd; he
found ilte.v were eotiteinplntlns in
vestisatins his table of conlentn to
lind the bullet he told Ihemi he
didn't 'want lo he bothered," cliijihed
from Hip ttihli; nml went liotne.( A
whole lot of 'expensive carviua to
lind an article as cheap its it bullet
slrurl; him as lining foolish. Hous
ton ro.-il-lUspntch
Ancient Superstition
MiaUesnein-e III "As Von I. !!.- If
i nlludes to jf connnon belief of the
I tinieri, ihat h load's bond (liu con
I tain a precious stone. There was
I also a notion that if one tuu-hed
i such n stem lo tho bile of n vni
I limbs animal, it would draw thepoi
! son out. Many ring werft' set
Willi slopes purported to liavQCimu
from toads' heads, und 'they W(
usually carved with Hie tiny
Si ai-
or u load.
First planting work will be done
I In Tillamook county, he says, with
! fry taken from the I 'edar creek
'hatchery. Neslucca. Three rivers.
Nrskowin creek. SileU, Drift creek,
i Schooner creek, Salmon rivnr,
lieviis lake and Uikc l.ytell also,
will be planted. .
Ilt. A. It. HAM TO SPI.AK J
AUtANV. tire. (AP) The mi
nimi Lincoln day banquet will be
held here on February 1 2 under
1 he a uspices of the Linn eounty
n'putdiean central committee. I r.
Arnohi Hennett Hall, president of
tho I'niversiiy of Oregon, wilt be
the principal speaker.
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for tlit. column nut be
Id bjr I a. m,
Cplscpal Guild card party. Iji
Grand,- hotel, Saturday aft. moon.
-:'n o'clock. :,ue u person. i'-5-a t.
A HCI.K.U I I I I, PAIU'V
She had a wolidcrrul party, lie
e iuL. ronounivd M to. Kvuuv
Featured of
outstanding
low price!
:YGL
La Grande
of the elever Tally and Place Curds.
iter attractive table of colorful l'otr
loriu Cilasswaro, and the uni'iuii
prizes which were given to thosa
currying ofr Hie honors of the tifi
lernoon. These distinctive thiu-is
were all canfully selected nt Iticil.
urdson's Art and (lift Shop. ear.
ryiug out' an attraclivo color
scheme in every phase of the parly.
The new party service at Itiehard
sons Art and Gift Khop makes
your parties a decided pleusure to
yourself and lo yotir friends. ' i
. a-7il
lleiastlulilnjt, pleathiR, lnitton
holes, etc. Kortou's Kiddle .Shop.y
Auv.
IMSTIXCTIVI-; l'r,AYIXCi CAUIIS.'
You will rind at all times the
very latest in Playing Curds, at
Itlchardson's Art and Gift Khol'.
Have you seen tho new Cir-Cu-tar
Cards. They are round. See then)
Ji i.icnimlson'H Art auu 0 If. Unto
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