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'V Nut Cake SOCIETY- CLUBS EY U3C -MA iOUiaiRN is simply delicious when made with KG Baking Powder Pure Healthful Economical The highest grade of baking powder pos sible to buy and your money refunded if it fails to satisfy. Ask your dealer. Jaques Mfg. Co., Chicago iflf The Charm of NORTH BEACH lies n its easy simplicity ;.:id quaint Ik:. -'ine?J. Regular Kurih Eeach v: jrs a-e t!..-.se whoappreciate and :.ijcy rightfulness of natural hfe do AT.-by-tixe-sct. i No - -'V -v.Vx- - rth Beach QUEEN Or PACinC COAST KESGRTS is easily and pleasantly reached by a short trip frcn Portland, on one of the O-W. R. R. Ec N. Steamers, "T. J. Potthi," "Haalo," "IIarvrst Queen" froTrortland 'V $4.00 Fadk S3 .00 Ask U :, ". P. A-er.t for Fares, or write tl.3 f ,i MifA. General Passenger p -er.t, 0 - W. R. R. & K. Afo I ?0RTi.A::D for Free Folecr and Other Infrn-ttion ftllllllMUHIIIIItlt ttt-H"-"""-' ' "' a, M iriEFEKtEKGE NATIONAL BANK j IstttJitlcd im ! A irccUbfU ItsiitJi (" a lv.tiiy live leus. IKILhEST PAID ON TilE DEPOSITS WAlKiX -rEIERStW NUPiIAU- Lko a deli'uni! pkure that v, 1 1 1 . 1 have represented even i r..-'s most beautiful trulituuiS v;.u the wedd.hg of XI V;r A i . il Petersen and Dean Walker, -vhieh was cvlebrat r.i b.m Ti.'.es'd.iy evening The siwi e .Uh-u'v.-as iori-.r;ued ,,i S j''':.k, ia Cnu-e K; is. otial i-huvvli. r-f Astoria, by liishoj. V;dter Taylor Sumner, at- not-1 able for its imt.-essivenes. the beauty of its appoititiueots and the ;;;omineiK-e of its pai'thi . aais. The pretty setting was o.' tlowers. music and radient smiles with a benediction from hundreds of approving eyes. Never in Astoria was tueie a more beautitui weuuing auu from the decorations and ap nointmeiits. handsome in every respect, to the charming cere monial, each detail compliment -mi th. other and added its sur- ;;estion of elegance vdth which the-entire service was marked. ;he decorative scheme was ad mirable thruout. Only pink r aci white blossoms were used nnri -ith th. masses of greenery employed were successful in completely transforming un handsome edifice into a beauti ful nuptial bower. Prior to the ceremony, Miss Margaret Hawkins, of Portland r mdered a program of wedding music on the pipe organ am ? OFFICERS AINO DIRECTORS - T K. Eiuctlcr f h f. E. V.. Zcets, V. P. j 1 F. I. Tfrrrtrd, Ctstkr I w. H. Walker, J. A. AIIcp, 0. D. Butler 3 iM IH CASH MAKES MEAT CHEAP ! Boil - - 8c to 10c Shoulder Roast - 12 l-2c Prime Rib Roast - 15c Shoulder Steak - 12 l-2c Loin Steak - - -15c Round Steak - - He Pork Steak - - He Pork Loin - - 17 l-2c Lard, 5-Ib Bucket - 75c Lard, 10-lb. Bucket - $1.45 i The kelson Shops Ties Zella Knox in beautiful v:iice sang "With You." Men delssohn's Wedding March was ihe signal for the approach o! the bridal party. The Misses Kleanor MetTain i f Silverton. and Mary Ward, ot ,'storia, Sorority sisters of the 'aide, as bridesmaids, led the way. They were beautiful pic tures in imported frocks of pas tel shad.-, of pink. They cur- ted nink sweet peas showered v if.i hnhv bream. Miss Gene vieve Shaver, of Portland, an other Sorority sister, was maid of honor. She was mucn an mired in her beautiful, billow; sown and carried an arm bou ('net of Cecil Hrunner roses v illi streamers of broad pink tulle, flower-entwined, uaini littla Wfinres llnwkillS. ill a French frock, strewed rose pet ;, filontr the bridal pathway '! ha Hrido nnw.ni'pil on the arm cc her father and was radiantly i.pnntifiil in her elegant wen ding robe embellished with sil v..t lace, ner ven was nu u lace with clusters of orang lossoms and she carried brides uses and orchids showered witl rilioa of the valley. At thf ,.imnf1 mil the nartv was met by the groom, who was attended by Vernon Vawter, or Mecaoru j hpsr man. while Wallace Pen sin, of Portland, son of formei covpriior Uenson. Harold C ! (5in of Portland. Ercel Kay, ot t'ale'n, ai.d R. D. McCornack, o: .'pokane, all "frat" brothers ot tue irroom. were lue attendant nsheVa. As Pishop Sumner f,,)0l:e the marriage vows, usfnif t'iP inniressive line service, tin. bride was rriveri into the keep I ,a of the gi-ooin by her father. Ahoi't r.00 invitations we -e is f ted for the evetit, which was ,.1 lev ,i vt-.K ntion at t.':t ' ate sen reside ict "' inUm-ite frlei r:;n. For the recent ion the pink ul vhiie color scheme wa gain beautifully developed f'lru.'Ut e lrtcption suite. M -j. Valker is t'sc ditcghtel rf x: a-d Mrs. I. O. Petersen Mr. Peleic.i is the president of IV .sto::i ivvtiUM J . m k am 1, is " irtre lumber ri'ul ct-fle in- ; Mrs. Walker was a i ,en ber cf 'he '10 class of the P. of O. She is a a atfi.u-tiv -( : 1,1 : of the bl.Jii'T nd has a most lovable d n. She has a soprano o,f-e oT rare sa wetness and a!- -j ; ,;.s-(-: sen eoisideralde his t i'?iic ability. She is an aet i.e iiii l.-.ber of the Ka !a Alphi Theta t.croriiy. Mr. Walker also graduated -ti-om the U. of O. with the '13 class. Tliruout his college , days he was an atiilete of much ! p. .nnineiK e and as a senior was cpt.un of the football team. Alter his graduation, h was ..uluate m inager for L'niver ;iy athletics. He is a leading t '.ember of the Sigma Nu frat- rinty. -!'ter a two-weeks' honey i.ioo-.i. which will be spent at Paunon F-each. where the Pet ersen's have a cottage, Mr. and h- Walker will make their home in Independence, where Mr. Wr.lker is a prominent fur- itm dealer. Thev win ue tne splratiou hr much entertijn- nent during the tarly lall. MID SUMMER FUKCTIONS The larsest and most elabor- te .icietv iunctious of the sum- ner season were given at the 'laiidsotne new home of Mayor -nd Mrs. W. H. Walker on Wed nesday and Thursday afternoons if last week w hen Mestiaines u- W. Conkey, W. H. Walker, ami O. I). Butler formed a trio of charming hostesses for two too rnrd narties. for wiiicn more than one hundred invita tions were issued. The spacious drawing room aw hanked wun m;ismvt branches of golden rod and lacy ferns, with huge bowls and an ,ci.-At of irolden lined poppies. irranged ad libitum, producing most harmonious memimj .villi the elegant interior fur aishings. The dining and in v rooms were equally as pleas inir with a decoration of vari ,-olored sweet peas in man) ,1 i.-.ou sinrl howls. The guests were welcomeu at he door by the Misses Babe i-niw Velma Whiteaker, ami r ;nii:i'sioner. the dainty Misses umearing in .pretty summei.v frocks, while the hostesses, be- lminidv trowned in wime ,.,..nA tii fpi'pivbie liii(?. A-iMl TlPll II V after noon eigm ma uwn nnnointed for "500." 1 pnnr-liision of the games the player holding top score at ach table was presented with - dainty piece of hand painted v,!,-,n The winners were, .m- dames John Dickinson, II. Mat- p H. Drexler, (). i". c- .er, O. K. Williams, h. Damon i. Chillis, and Miss Maooi i oop- to W'llK .'s w ;!( hi i Wp a for VOU oui . vi.e ins ami motored to Eola Spring, where a delightful picnic supper was served. NEEDLECHAFT Last Tluusday afternoon, Mrs. Hugh llanna furnished a most delightful session for the foediecru iters. Following the ioedlework, a light luncheon .is e ijoyed. . - . How's This? offtv O-w HiiM iff.l Pollnrs B vr.r.i :ny c..f- Calurrh that fan- not ! eur i I'V I s " .in ") cure. Haiti !. hns been talien i- 'i fn: ; -i for ttl Pt Mr-.'Uv i.nii has b(t'om Iikh i tdc i.in.t r liable remnly for r.ic.l). Hull's i Cur ft'( thru ... I 1 '.in 1 .... th l : .ins wiirfiit'i H. ,1. Iho Pi'lsi'n Ir .11 iho HI00J und m Hut .li ..asiil 1 nhma. Afl.-r vou hiuo l u .n Calnrrh i r ! xlu.rt fn ! will wo ft . 1 i.M'ir. , , in nur ri'neriil i- .'fii tt!s-..t tiiiiii'. .- ti ill's Ciiimrh nr.. i,t onr.- k t 11. 1 of cnltirih. I fur tstim.'tiiEllH. fltM1. I-. ! mti'.-trv & '0.. ivwdo, Ohkn. S.-iil ty alt DrucKlst ., 7!o. 4 "S ; FLAVOR OF The Newe.-t Jabol Out of IT.". uisii;.i:4 fur fn 1 ti(H'k ive.ir llif 11 1 uiImmi'P ;ilmt ln'.i' lllus- 1 r.-! , ,1. (iri iiii.iir 1 I'V llu- Ass - -till Ion f Aii.iTiian Nc'k r Mauuracturoni. m-ii rliosrii for lis .Ilk- i-fl'oet Tb v ... . . - . iv ' rib f ilirtc la nlillo net. (Inlntlly embrolil- ( red In liny dilutes, tlm hlKH BtandlliK ulhn' tiolriK iilliU'lie,! lo Hie Jnbnt by liirrotv I. In. k uinlre rllilitm. Tbur -day's prize list included . esdauies R. E. DeArmond, A. , Thomas. Clyde Ecker, Maur re Butler, Ouy Walker, Olen tvhiteaker. Pearl Hedges, K. lv "ot.k. (ieorge fiirard, and Hat llenkle. Hand painted china rso conipliniented these win ners. , Whi'e the games progress-1. rub afternoon, a choice pro r ram of cabinet music, execut r 1 by the mayor, added much pleasure. Both afternoons Mrs. Maurice Butler delighted the Picsts with a group of pleasing vocal numbers Mrs. Butler -vis in splendid voice and was llRtHi!ly encored, ner m- .-tinns included "An wui-rus..-,..,1 ii,,i.ip" "When I Leave World Behind," "Jest Her Wav." and "Little Bray Home '.. il... ll'ncH " ' The spleiniid three course col- iP lions of elegant appointment v.ere served by the same preuj 'I'frises v.ho received. ' "..f r (r,v.-, rnipsts who Bhar- .-I ihe bostesses 'delightful t,,..,.it;.1itv werel MesdumeH iu.kln ( F. McDev I-'t () E. Williams, and Asa B. !tcbin,on, of, Dallas, Mesdames ,T P.. V. Butler, Maurice jjiinei '.',.,1'onillP Butler, of Mon n"tih and Mrs. McDaniel, of Ashland. CRAB CLUB TI,.. members of the Cra! , ' !, di-Jiensed with their si" (,' lock d'ltner last Friday even- it C .... . f THE "GREATEI? OREGON" ! MitlinfW lU.'inK ' - ' -!l"-nC tt" m.-iiis n.lilliioK. t l: f "III. nl""l ( o.- r,m v.111 bxln II- " t !! 1 -r. ilr. s:iwr , t 1 3 - . n.. hil trt..ln N. :'""- JoMMittl.m. '. An l.'.i-tur'.lJi.V..i-l. In ..Ti. leim. l.ihrB i rt Work, Vls.lr, I'hl.lol iil '" ' An.. 1 nr anil .tru i ! . i r tneiut. ul T.lbrr t al K'lui-at. . , ' ,,. 1 it,rr) . f mar ll,ar. r : 9O0 ilu, tn bull. I'f! f.-ll r; .i.:-'l, tli-l If mlit.lui.i.. . Tunlnn kr-r. Ih.Kiilu il" l" ana lor Wrll.fu. frf-...u.i.-.'. t . 'li.r 4'l.tr UNIVERSITY OI OREGON 1 I f hi i It;' if . ' SPEAR HEAD IS UNIQUE A Ch:w Thai Has Been Famous for a TUrd of a Century HAS THE RICH RED BURLEY TASTE Chewing is the only way to get the rich tistc of the tobacco leaf. And the c.,' form of tobacco in whicli yott get il v- leaf s Nature made it is tin A . I,..,.. V,. ir It, .a, I ntuir tobacco has a wonderful flavor inch a you never dirt and never win tasic in any ,,,K I.-,'. 1 Tb ;n..:ir ttcnit flavor Is unitiue. mellow, fruity, everlastingly dcliciou and satistyuiR. Spear Head has been famous for a th rd of a century ai tne ricnesi, lasu- T.'a maH nf nn-nnened. red cur- lev. And it's produced by the most m.nifm mithiiK. wnien ucvciou 010 luscious flavor of the leaf to the iu- prenie (Jegree. It is Bafeguarded at every step in its ,.,i;,r Tli (111-torv i r1i;m and san itarythe processes are pure-iooa pro cesses. When the choice red Hurley has beta n.ec! inin millnw. nweet Suear Head plugs you have a chew that simply can't Spear Head is tne mgn quainy b,.i nf tbi wnrtd Try Spear Head youll never again be satisfied with any other chew." In 10c cuts, wrappeo. paper. Uniting Learning anJ Labor THE OREGON I AGRICULTURAL COLLECE In its Si Schools and Porty-eifcht tie mirimriiK Is I'liRei: I in the ureal work ol unitiiiB Leutniin' am Labor. Forty-elRhth School Year Oaent SEPTEMBER 18, 1916. UPJErrv uiuiici nn'ii..ft ' tiinb scbool vrep.irHtiou, are otfered in i lie following. ir.mrri TURK. 16 DrnnrttnenU i CHMM I'.KCIi, 4 l)eprlini-nt, lCVIilN- - ... . k a , if .1 '. i'.RlNd, 0 iH-paiimrnn; mn'ra, Departments; r " i'." ' ' . - i,rl"" ......i. iinviK lii'ilMOMlCS 4 DeDart inents ; and PHARMACY. Vocational Counts requirlnj an Wiubili (.rude ureonrat.on for cntraacc niliura. Ilairvlnfr. I MIC ,,.., v ... -. T-- r. Commerce, Korestry, Monie Makers, and Mechanic Arts. Pharmacy wittialwa year hih school entrance requirement. SCHOOL OP MUSIC Piano, String, Band and Voice Culture. , C'lmloirue and beautiful illuntrateil booklet frea. AddtetH TK Ri'i:HTBli, 1 w 1 It lt lul 7 Hi) eilHVAI.I.I OKKCION URCHES METHODIST W. C. 8TB WART, Paslor. The KuihIhv Services at tha Matho- liit (Iluirch next Sunday will lie us follows: SiiniJny School 10 A M. Divine Worship 11 A. M. The naator will preach on "The S iiritutil Test of a Christian." I'nnular Serviceat H P. M. A lsre congreKalion greeted the nntnr last Sunday avsning at tha be- nniiiir of the serita on tha "Christian Warfare. " The topic for Sunday ever- in ia "The hmariity of War. A cordial welcome awHlts each ona wbci attends the f irbt Methodist. CHRISTIAN r. Claude Stephens, Pastor I livine Sarvlces. lord's Day, Aug. 20 Hihle Hi-hool at 19 a. m. Divine worship U a. m. Christian Endeavor at 7:00 p. m. KveninK EaVigeliatic aarvic.es 8:(H). Important services at all sessions. All are welcom to thesa services. No Room for -'Argument . k. al , '"T r" iW"-i -.j... 3 f GEElilrkFliU LI! 4, la r V W- inm. -Wr n.1 r 3 UkaVl ' V i-aT- II I I OREGON POWER COMPANY niOTiioit N. L. BUTLER I ATTORNEY-AT - LAW It . n ' . i I JS: ."'""1 ; ''in i ' --- BAPTIST tV. . STEWAKT, Paitor. Tin dedication nrvics of our church h ii- nanaed into hiKtory. The . attend- i, nee waa Ure. The interest was vry Kvud. We are now antaring Uon ii i,fw era in the history of our church, Ail me itiviWd to come and worship in o.jr beautiful building. Suni!y School at 10. I'; acbing nt 11.! !!. Y. P. U. st 7:b I'i. srhirsr at 8:00. llu- subject of the aarmon will I I' ll, and the Italists." This will be ni.'.b-r ernioii on the war. The pat tvr I 'is diacuned I raiica, England and ! . nis. All are made welromt at our church. PMfcSSRYTtSRIAlN Dr. H. C. Dunsmore, fsslor Dr. Dunsmore will preach in Calvary l'-ebyteri'i Sunday tnorning, but mere will "' any evening service. The Monitor always lead. Practice in all Court. D R J CALLAWAY Osteopathic Physlciai. Orsduata of the America iahool ol Oateopathy, KlrhUle, Mlourt, under Joundsr of the science, Dr. A. I. Still. Offlcee: First floor ef the F. A. P'VrsB proirty, ball bleak wet of railraad, on etraai. CITY AND COUNTY Conductor C. Frazier brought a one-eyed cat in on the I. & M. iues day morning. Try Independence First .M fcitj-iaasakiiaB
