TRE SF.NTINF.T., COTTAGE G ROVE
i SOCIETY
Paying her official visit to th«*
chapter, Mrs. Minnie White of
Portland, grand associate cundur
tress of the griind chapter of Ore
gon nnd deputy for the gran I
worthy matron, was present Friday
night at the regular inerting of the
Order <»f Eaatem star. More than
IMI nu inbcrs and visitors were pros
ent and
nnd (h
degree«
’gr»'»** were conferred m
an efficient nn«l
nnd graceful nianiirr
by the officer«.
erx. Mrs,
Mrs. Victor Cham
bers was s< Joist for the initiatory
woPk.
Mr* White nddress*»«! the
chapter rmd a nunil»rr »»f ‘alkswere
give« by in embers and «.«¡tor« in
eluding 1 1 h iMik« bx M i . Wilson,
past gran* I matron of Idaho, Mr».
Lacy, worthy matron uf th»’ ('rex
well chapter, an«l Mr. Pag«* of Rose
burg. After the session clo»o«l re
fre«hments were s«*rv«*d in
the
»lining hall by th»* following com
mittee, Mrs. C. C. Cruson, Mrs. H.
X II •«*.- »». M r' M 8 I
'1r'
<1. A. Williams, Mrs. B»«*»»* Sut
«liffe, Mrs. Roy Leunar.l, Mrs. F
E. Meudenhall, Mrs. J. H. Cham
I hts and Mr«. W. B. Johnston.
Die Latham Community club was
entertained last Friday afternoou
by Mrs. Dwight Mercer and Mixa
F’jirnbetli Ilea cock at their home
on south Sixth street, The host-
esses are teachers in the Latham
school, Memlmrs responded to roll
rail with suggestions of interest
rugard ing the club activities for
the year, Interesting notes from
n health pamphlet were read by
.M rn. Roy Fry. The hostess«'» were
accorded a rising vote of thanks
in appreciation of their aid in club
affairs.
Mi«« Hen cock gave « e \
eral vo»xl «elt’etion* during the
afternoon.
\
number
pre*ent
worked on a Imby quilt. Later in
the afternoon dainty refreshment«
were served.
Viditional gue«t«
wre Mrs. Fred Guggisberg. Mr*.
Gladvs K«‘llv, Mr«. J I
McCall,
Mrx.Pov. Mr« Alfred While. Mr«.
Benny. Mrs. Raymond, Mrs. Her
bert Ewing, Mr«. Melville Hanna.
MI«. Buk• r an I Ml•» WritI
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The Standard Bearers, a junior
misMonary ««»cietv of the Methodist
church, were entertained Tuesday
evening at the home of Mm. Omer
Moore bv the hostess»*«, Miss Vix
ian Longfellow and Miss lla CoiMey.
Th«* girls were fortunat«* in haxiug
Mrs. L. H. Rand!«'', whu gav«' a
splendid talk on Chines«’ girl life,
as a sp»*cial guest.
Mrs. Raudle
described iu an interesting wav the
life of a Chines«* girl from h«»r
babyhood to th«» time of h«'r mar
ring,’ an«l ha«l article« uf wearing
apparel from that fon'ign country
t«> show the girls. At th«* close of
th«» evening light refreshment s wen*
nerved.
Those pvesent including
th«» hostess's were Mrs. Ran lie,
Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Ransom Cone,
Frances Randall. Goldie Collette,
Hesper Hubbell, Carolyn Grannis.
France«
Umphrey and
Dorothy
Mackin.
Th»» Circl«» of th«» Baptist church
met yesterday at the home of Mr«
Frank Na f ley
with
Mr«.
Cl mi
,yipri®g« as joint ho«le«« rhe Circle
was formerly known a« the ladie«’
ai«l an«i includes in th«» membership
all women of th«» church.
mi««ionnrv study was an interest
ing entertainment for th»» afternoon
an»l th»» following topics were dis
Congo, ’ ’
russet I: • ’ Story of th«*
In
M r*. A Buker; •• \ mori can
tlinns, * * Mr*. Trum an Clark ; talk
H Ra nd Io. . De
«»n Chinn, Mr« I
votional« 1 w o re i. i by Mm -I East •
ham.
\t the clos«» of tho after
n.HHi a «In i i n t v luncheon wa« «erv e I
Th»' Rov ,*d Neighbors will huí
an invitational dance and pie .*u
eial Wednesday night, Mitch I
in I O. O. F. hall.
The Methodist
hold a cooked 6
it Brand*» store.
Faxt Noble Grand« club
entertained at I. O. O. F.
this Thursday a fl emuun.
Th«' O I. H club will
taint d rti<*«.i-i v after noo
hum«» uf Mi«, l> I. H. Hem
Bede i« entertaining
fur th«' Utopia club
Tw«*nty fixe w«*r»’
ing ye«!«»r»lay in t
l«»r«. Devotional« »»
J. K Hendrick» a
mad«’ fur a cnvere.l
I h » s«»r\,‘«| at th«' <*h
«lay night when the
night will I»«* «»b««‘r
a «ocial hour th«'
«‘-<»*s serve»! <l«'li»*i«ni
Mr«. Emma Port«'r
H
Mrs R
K B. K.ed
The 1
trartiv«»ly .le« «»rated
plant« and fern*.
World Levied On for
Materials for Candv
Job «tic! Hit Turkey
Arcade to Show Film
in Long Associ, lion Version Famous Novel
•*r«H»r nt Job'« turk«)** v:v. np
pnrvntly niikkv »(«’«1 by Giv ul«l«*i
phrHMt», **pati«’iit nn Jub.”
In th»'
upiKtle «»f Jun «*M It « i \ m ’*Ye I uh «»
I i « ani of (liv path’ll«*«’ uf Job.*’ Thlx.
of «’oiirM», H'furx to the patriar«!»
w I»«».*«» lilxtury lx relate«! In the
b«»uk uf Jub an«! whose |»H(lviH*e lx
proverbial.
Some writer* tupp«»««* that ”p»M»r
ux Job'« turkey** wax urli¿iiMil«ü by
iiu'tmi* llnLburton In “ iin» Cl«»« k
niak«*r.” Ilallburtun <!«***< r«b«*»l a tur
k»*y Kubhlur (hut was x«> pu«»r (hat
he lia«! only one feather In bla tall
ami no weak that he limi t«» han
adulimi a fvnee to gobble. Tin« « «»n
dltiuu wax attributed to the gob
bler'x perxl»tvnt efforts to hutch
chick* from eggs that dldu i have
chicks In them.
“Turkey,** however, was popular
ly associate«! with Job lu phi use»
before (lie Slick stories appeiirvtl
in I83T.
h> Is I the s. i i . i« I of
Troy, N \ . quoted (he following
extract from a paper called (lie
Microscope: “We have seen hl to
say (he •putleucr of Jobs turkey.
ih«(eud of (be comm«»u phrase. *ux
patient a« Job.’ And so It muxt
g«» tor (Ins time at any rate. *Twoukl
worry out the pntleuee of Job’s tur
key to be pickt»d and pillaged from
In this nay.'*—Pathfinder klaga
tine.
The modern
i
candy manufacturer
n-re* altuwuda
i
and filberts from
Spain and Italy, walnuts from
Franc*. , coconuts from the British
West Indie*, llruxll nul* from lira
■ il. d|i> ami (late- frotu Turkey, 1',-r
»la. Arabia.
Lunin, Algl-r* or
Mort-,vo ; cherrle* from France;
pineapples from Cuba. Porto Rico
Hawaii or Singapore; honey from
the Order of Cuba and this country; vanilla
Th.' officers
More than 150 answered r»»ll call
Eastern Star met Fri da v at Hotel beau* from Mexico, cacao bean*,
Friday night at a joint meeting uf
Bartell for a I o’clock luncheon. from which chocolate for coaling I*
the Woodmen uf the World and
Minnie > White of made, front Britlab West Africa.
honoring Mrs
Neighbors of Woodcraft. Talks
Trinidad. Tobago, the IX-mtnleau
a«so«*iate condue
Port la mi. grant! associate
wer»* given by many of those re
Republic and many South American
tress of th«* gran«! chapter of Or»*
sponding to roll call. Bert Bur
countries.
Cover*
w«*re
pla<
»'«I
for
15
and
gon.
Persistent Ants Make
rows pr<si«ie«l at the meeting and
Cano sugar come* from Cuba,
table d«*corations and pine«' rar-l«
th»* following program was given:
Trouble for Keeper
were uf a patriotic nature. Xfter Hawaii or possibly Porto Rico, and
\ iuhn solo, Mrs. Allen Brown, ac
luncheon 1 th»' group went to Ma- beet susar from native-grown beets.
Two colon Iva of wood ants, Ju«i
eompanied bv Miss Jessie Sanborn;
raspberries.
strawberries, installed in the Lundou loo. have
sonic hall, , where Mrs. White. wh«i Then
reading, ”TV‘ Hired Girl,’’ little
wa« on an official visit a« deputy grai-efrult. apple*, pear*, penche* outwitted the keeper by (heir run
Miss frit«*; violin solo, Wilberta
of th»» grand worthy matron, held from our own country, in addition uing. The colonies were dug up ut
Wilson, accompanied by Jean Alli
a school of instruction for the local to millions of gallon* ot milk and l.iiiipsfi'ld. Surrey, and the tivata
«on; address by Charles H. Van
cream ; thousand* of ton* of but
officers
tukeii bmlily to the menagerie. Hen*
Denburg, who ga\e an interesting
ter, corn sirup, molasses and gel each was tlumpe«l mi u rectangular
history uf th»’ building now owned
atin
are
used
yearly
by
American
Mr nnd Mr«. D W Sturges en
island entirely surround«*»! by a
aud occupied by
L*, th.- W. O.
.. W„
Mr«. Karl K. Mills. Mr« 1. H. tertaiu»»! Tu«'<day night iu eelebra candy manufacturer* 111 producing uiuat to prevent the unt.*<* eaca|»e.
which include«! th«» purchase of the
the
candy
we
have
today.
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tfn tion of f th«'
th*» birthday anniversary
Next inurulng, however, (he keep
building from Mrs. Saphroni» M<* Claude Sherman entertained a group of Mr. Sturg»*«. Th*»««
Th»»««* ’ pr»*sent
were
.
er found the insect house swarm
Farland in 1910. The la«t payment of congenial friends Tuesday night Mr. ami Mrs. S. L. Mackin, Mr
ing with (he ants, which hud sp«*nt
«•it the building was mad«' last week. iu the basement of the Baptist an«l Mr* Dwight M»*r « r. Mr. and Difference in Height
the night bridging (he moat by the
Th«» lodge now has 177 members. church. Guests arrived attired in Mrs. C. W Coae, Mr. an»l Mr«.
“Lucky” for Comedian an! uf tloatlug pine uevdles.
At the dose of the session a deli aprons »nd overalls and enjoy»»,I an N. E Compton and Mr an«! Mrs.
Having destroyed or rvcapture«1
Accordlus to the Kansas City th«» fugitives, th«» ki'eper pro«a,e<l«*<l
cious supper was served bv a eom- evening of games and stunt« Plan« O. £. Uiuphrey.
A pleasant cv »*■
inittee from th«»
Neighbors
of were made to organize a club to ning was spent playing games, A Star Andrew Carnegie <>n.e gave to clear the luuat, but so per*i*t« ni
Woodcraft assisted by the guard meet once a month for social oc birthday «*ake with If» candles wa.» Harry Lauder a stock market tip are the bridge builders that he Ims
wlik-li the eotnediau acted on an-l
?»*am. Mrs Fannie Lebow of Cres casions. At a lat«» hour dainti a feature.
pour purattiu oil iu the w a
cleaned up a small fortune, t'arne- had tu
well, a district officer, was present. picnic lunches, packed in
grape
ter.
gle
-lilted
Lau-ler
In
his
dressing
bankets, and coffee were served.
The Order of Rainbow for Girl
Mrs. T. C. Wheeler entertained Guests for the evening were Mr. held a business meeting Mondav room in New York one avenin* H>a
th»* La Cornua club with a 1 and Mrs. Clyde White. Mr. and night in Masonic hall, Plans wer«* steel man was astonished and de
Piece* of Silver
o’clock luncheon Tuesday at Hotel Mr.«. Baldwin. Mr. an I Mrs, Byron made for a meeting on March ll lighted to And that Harry was a
of which
The ’ pi« » » » of silver,“
Bartell. A col«>r scheme of yellow McFarland, Mr. and Mrs. Farr. Mr. nt which tim»* five candidates will smaller man than hlm-elf. I.attder
was beautifully carried out in th*» and Mrs. John McCall. Mr. and be initiated. The refreshment cum- denied the «oft Impeachment. An were pan! I u Jud.is tn Ills ii< ( uf be
truy it g Christ, was of peculiar in
table decorations. Centerpieces for
\
mittcM» for th»' next met'ting will be argument ensued. It was decided t«*r«*st l«> the Israelites, Mil»] Wil*
the two tables were baskt'ts of yel Buker, —
Fred Walton, Mr. Randle, Alberta Williams, chairman. Doro to settle the question then mid always i spoken of in their hut)
low chrysanthemums with dainty Claude Sherman and N. rm: n Poe. thy Umphrey, Carolyn Grannis. there by measuring against the b»»<»ks us the shekel of Isrnvl. 01
dressing room door.
bows of yellow tulle tied to th»1
Bernadine Wiese. June Wheeler and
holy si hekel uf the «anctunry.
It
handles.
Yellow tapers complete»!
Andy told Lauder that "if It was the amount which all Israel
Mrs. Clarence Cone entertained Lui« Godar l.
the effect. Favors were in form of last Thursday afternoon in honor
turned out that he (Carnegie) was Iles. b«*tw»*<*n
l»< tween the ages of (went)
yellow ba.«kets of candies and place- of her little «laughtt'r Betty, the
Mrs. W. V. McGee was host«’s.< right in his contention and prove ! and fifty were r«*»|uiru»l t«> pnv Into
cards and tallies were in yellow occasion being Butty’s sixth birth yesterday for th«» missionary so- to be the taller of the two, he the public treasury ns a runs«»in fui
design. Three tables of bridge and day anniversary.
Fifteen littl«' ciety of th«' Presbyterian church, would give the comedian "a good tii- their delivery during their sojourn
one of cootie furnished entertain guests gathered for a pleasant af Th»* 1< ««on study was ‘’Th«’ Amcri- on the stock exchange."
in the wilderness.
The measurer—Lauder'« brother
mvnt for the afternoon. At bridge ternoon and mothers of th«' chil can Indian** an.I wn led bv Mr*.
A shekel was worth u!««»ut fa
.Mrs. W. W. McFarland held high dren were spectators. Th«* little George Matthews, Mrs. McGee had In-law—overhearing Gils "decided cents iu American coin. Money wu»
seore and Mrs. E. W. Armes hell guest of honor was attractive in charg»* of the devotional*, An in
I think (aaya Harry), that th« ate*
however, much more valuable at
low. Mrs. O. L. Nichols was th* a party dress of pal«’ green or teresting
(hat time, and the ”3U pieces” wer«
_ report and resum. of the magnate would win."
successful winner at cootie. Addi gandy. Those present were JoAnn year ’« work of th«» s*»cl«»ty was
“In any case.” chuckles Lauder equal at tiiat day to ab»'uf
tiona! guests for the afternoon were Morris. Sarah Jane and Paulin« read. At th«» tea hour refresh- "he gave the ver-ll. t in fhror
t«>dny. The shekel was somewhat
Mrs. J. C- Johnson of Gold Beach, Moure, Junior Woolley. Doris Con«*. ment« were served.
Mr. Carnegie by a tenth of an larger than a half dollar and wn*
house guest of her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Cone, Raymond
Inch.
Cone Jr..
8in«K)th edged, on one side n h«'r«
W. *"*
E. Lebow. Mrs. George Jacob- Marjory Quigley, Mar- ia Brund.
“ 'Buy Vufted States Steel Com
the emblem of Aaron s rod, «« men
The Star class of the Baptist
sen. Mrs. James P
~ Graham. Mrs. Jeanette and Dean Laffoon. Mar Sunday school, taught
mon,
’
whispered
the
millionaire
on
tiooed in Num. 17 :N, surrouude»l bx
by
Mr«
Nichols. Mrs. W. B. Johnston, Mrs. jory Woodard. Donna Hatch and Clyde Butler, elected the following saying good-night"
the Inscription lu Hebrew which Is
C. E. Frost, Mrs. George Knowles. Billy and Betty Cone, A birthday officers last Sunday: Lucile Leon
It clicked.
given In the eleventh chapter o*
Mr.«. Clara Burkholder, Mrs. Armes cake with six candles was a fei ard, president; Ruby Allen, vice
Leviticus, with (be words. “Shekel
and Mrs. D. H. Hemenwny.
tore.
uf Israel.”
president; Thelma Hodson, second
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vice president; Lois Randle, devo Makes Fine Imitation
Mrs. J. A. Wright was hostess
The Tuesday Bridge club met tional leader; Georgia Clark, seer«»
Thursday of last week for the last Saturday afternoon
of Artificial Flower
Sun Spot* Solar Storm*
at
th ■ tarv; Irene Johnson, treasurer.
Social Twelve club.
entertaining home of Mrs. C. J. Kem, celebrat
The value aud Import an** <»f the
The artificial flower trade. In
with a George Washington party. ing it.« eighth birthday anniver
Mis.« Violet Hukari was hostess which thousand* of persons are en observations carried on and <!l«<’<»v
An interesting presidential contest «ary. Newly elected officers for for the La Mercredi Pont club Wed gaged, has within the last few years erles made at the .Mount Wilson oh
was a feature of entertainment the year are Mrs. H. W. Lombard, nesday of last week.
servatory are so greut I hat one cun
At bridg«* been
completely
revolutionize,!
with Mrs. D. A. Emerson and Mr« president, and Mrs. C. S. Robert«, Mr«. May Denny held high score. both here and abroad. For a lonu scarcely name even the most iin|H»r
N. E. Compton tied for the prize. secretary.
tnnt of them In limited sp:i»*e, «ays
The retiring
officer« At th e close of th«* afternoon a time the petals were made of mus
Nature Magazine, llale .« dl«» overy
As Mrs. Emerson was a guest of are Mrs. Kem, president, and Mr«. one course luncheon was
served. Un. silk, satin and even of velvet
the club the prize was awarded to John Finneran, secretary. Bridg • Th»» Valentine motif was carried colored after nature and sucres«
of magnetic fields In sun «p<»ts, io
!-• r
.Mr«. J. H. Chambers gave a was played during the afternoon out iu the decorations.
well us the fact that the sun Itself
fully manipulated Into the sem
Is u magnet, with Its magnetic pole«
paper on the life of Wa«hingt«m anil Mrs. Kem held high «core an I
bl a nee of blossoms.
und Mrs. C. F. Hoakinx K»'-* Mrs. Lombard low. At the tea hour
Of late years, however, there has close to It.« | m >I ps of rotation, nnd
The Rebekah lo»!ge will observe
a talk <»n “The Ideals of Waxh- dainty refreshments were served. A
been employed a substance thai that sun spots are great solai
ington. ” At the eloae of a so birthday cake with eight candles its social night at the regular meet puts the most delicate textile mate storms of cyclonic nature, «•••‘in to
< ia| afternoon Mr«. Wright served a was at attractive table centerpiec \ ing March 1. A program is Is'ing rials ever manufactured completely stand out among the numerous dis
arranged and refreshments will be
coverles ttiHt have been runde re
delieiotts two-courae iuneheun. Th»'
served by th»* officers. All visiting In the background. It consists ot
rooms were attractive with patrio
The Delphian society met Mon Rebekah« will be given a cordial the thinnest of thin shavings from gardlng the nature ot tutor plie
tic decorations and red, white an*t day night in the city library an !
the Inner pith of an oriental palm notuena.
welcome.
blue sweetpeas formed a dainty continued th.- study of drama’. Mr*.
that grows In Formosa, and can be
centerpiece for the table. Special C. C. Cruson was program leader
compared to nothing so well as the
Mexico Paying Off Debt
The ladies’ aid society of the almost transparent petal of a white
guests for the pleasant occasion and the general topic wa« “< >»*<iipu«.
What In known hm Hie “PI 11«
wer«’ Mrs. Lon Hill, a charter mom- the King of Thebes,” a Greek Christian church will meet Wedn**« poppy or a delicate tea rose. A Illy
!»er of the club, now residing in tragedy. The prolog was given by day at the church for an all day petal Is heavy iu comparison with Fund,** In which Mexico, !’«•*.«■ nn 1
California, Mrs. Emerson. Mrs. A. Mrs. Miller; the first episode, Mr«. meeting. Th" time will be «pent this substance. Which has till the California were all concern»1«! w.i
W. Kime. Mrs. Ray Trask. Mrs. Schofield Stewart; second episode, quilting and a covered dish lunch sheen and translucence ami even decided bv The Hague hit«•rnarl«»iiH
Homer Galloway, Mrs. W. J. Mor Mrs. Bert Trask; third episode, eon will be served.
the slightly frosted appearance seen court decision of 1102.
cerned moneys which
row and Mrs. E. C. Shay.
In some white flowers.
Mrs. F. E. Mendenhall; fourth epi
It can be tinted far better than claimed by Mexico as du«
The Knights of Pythias conferred
sode, Mrs, C. E. Umphrey.
Mr*.
funds deposited in California,
Mrs. L. W. Coiner entertained 8. L. Godard gave the epilog. A the degree upon on»* candidate at silk or muslin and Is virtually in
Thursday afternoon with four tables contribution was voted
to the the Wednesday night session. Th«1 destructible. In wet weather It decision pledged Mexico t<
of bridge. Mrs. R. L. Stewart re scholarship loan fund.
initiation was followed by a social gives and becomes a little limp, just $1,420,682.67 In money of the h
ceived the prize for high score and
time and refreshment« were served. as real flowers do, but when the gal currency of Mexico, nnd “thu
sun comes out It crisps, reasserts the Mexican government shall pav
Mrs. A. A. Richmond was given
The Research club met Tuesday
to the United States on February
the consolation prize. At the tea night in the city library and mem
The missionary society of th- Itself and takes on a new lease of 2, 1903, and of every following year
hour the hostes. served a daintv bers answered to roll call with cur Methodist church will meet next life aud beauty.
of the same »late forever, un annuul
luncheon. Decoration* of patriotic rent event items. The life of Sin Wednesday at the home of M r«
payment of $43,059.99."
design were in keeping with Georg- clair Lewis, contemporary novelist, Emma Porter.
Daily Health Hint
Washington’s birthday. Guests for proved an interesting studv for th»-
Tremor of the hands is common
the enjoyable affair were
Mrs. evening
Mrs. F. E. Mendenhall.
Heartening Contrast
The Crusaders will meet Sunday in the old. In younger persona It
Stewart. Mrs. Richmond, Mrs. Vie. Mrs. William Baker, Mrs. A. W.
may
be due to fatigue or general
Perhaps the easiest way to de
evening
in
the
parlors
of
the
Bap
tor Chambers, Mrs. C. J. Kem, Mrs. Shofstall, Mrs. Georg Bjorset and
nerve weakness caused by loss o' volop an appreciation of old book«
Nelson Durham, Mrs. H. A. Hagen. Mrs. D. C. Bosley contributed ar tist church at G:30 with Mrs. L. H. sleep, abuses of alcohol and to
is to read some of the new ones.
Mrs. E. W. Armes. Mrs. George ticles to the program. Mrs. Low <11 Randle as leader.
Rochester Tlmes-Unlon.
bacco, too much night life, etc.
Jacobsen, Mr«.
.»«r Joe Smith, Mrs. A Sykes, -ister-in law of Mrs. Bjorset,
W. Shofstall, Mrs. Charles Beidler. was a guest.
Mrs. C. N.
S. Roberts, Mrs. Harold
Axley, Mrs. John Finneran an 1
Mrs Harry Hart entertained a
Mrs. George Matthews.
congenial group Friday night for
—♦ ■
Program
a covered dish supper. Those pres
Miss Vesta Hopper an-l
Mis« ent wer.* Mrs. Bessie Sutcliffe. Mr
Eile-'n Purdin entertained J with a and Mrs. A. G. Sprankle, Mr. and
Tliui-s-lay. Ei-bmary 28.
bridge party
. Thursday
- night
«1 cele Mrs. S. L. Mackin, Mr. and Mrs.
brating their
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• LOVE AND THE
birthday
anniver N. E. Compton, Mr. an I Mrs. G. B
The party was held at the Arnest and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
DEVIL”
Colonial cafe and Miss i Glenda Ros» Breedlove. The ev ening was «p»*nt
Milton Sills and Maria
held high score and Mias Lena socially with games.
Corda
Weilg held low. At a late hour
__ ,
dniritv refreshments were served,
Í'om<-dy—‘‘Taxi S<‘an<lal”
Mrs. G. B. Arnest was hostess
Th»- h oxteases received a number of this afternoon for th»1 Ad Libitum
International News.
beautiful gifts. Guest: were Mia« club, having as a special guest her
Myrtle Hubbell, Miss Naomi Wynne, mother, Mr.«. J. N. Maule of Ore
Friday, March
Mrs. Harold Whitlock. Mis.« Naom: gon City. At the close of a social
Hilton, Miss Esther Van Osdel, afternoon
‘THE KID’S (’LEVER”
w’ith
needlework the
Afiss Zena Moughmer,
Miss
J. hostess served a
tempting two-
Glenn Tryon ami Patsy
Frnzf
Fr'»z-r. Mrs. Mona Cullen, Miss cours»* iunch’-on. Quantities of Ore
Ruth Miller
We IB and Miss Ross.
gon grape and pussywillows with
Arcade Theatre Arcade Theatre, Tues.-Wed., March 5-6
LS uepuerd
Weekly
potted plants were effective decora
tions.
The W. . ”
' met Saturday in I
R. C.
O. (). F. hall. Dinner was served
at noon in the dining hall, covers
being placed for 35. Tn the after
noon a program commemorating th
birthdays of Lincoln and Washing
ion was given in the lodge room.
1 he program consisted of reading,«,
^ongs am] musical numbers giv *n
by children of corps members. Dur
mg the business session Mrs. Min
nit* Sweet was initiated into th*
order and the charter was draped
in respect fur Mrs. Mary Hprigg
a inumbeY who died recently.
Mrs. N. J. Nelson Jr. entertained
the Elmarte» club at her home
Tuesday. Bridge was an interest
ing game of the afternoon and Mr«
H. A. Hagen held high score, At
the close of the ■ afternoon deli
rious refreshments s were served,
Red carnations
were
attractive
table ilecoration.« and
i
pussywillow«
were room decorations, A dditional
guests were Mrs. Herbert Lombard
M th . C. J. Kem and Mrs. Warren
Oliver.
Past Matrons’ aud Past Patrons*
night will b»* observed Friday night.
.March 8, at the regular meeting of
the Order of Eastern Star. This
is an annual occasion and a special
program will be planned by th«*
l>u«t matrons and past patrons in
conjunction with a -ommittee from
the Star
chapter,
Refreshments
will be serve»!. A
banquet for
past matron« ami past patrons will
l»p served at Hotel Bartell before
the chapter meeting. Miss Mariette
llanmnt, worthy matron, and Dun
»an P. Cameron, worthy patron,
will be guests.
A xroup of friends, who meet
every month for a covered dish
supper, were enti-rtnini-d
Mon-lay
night at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Karl K. Mills. Covers were placed
for 12.
Mr. and
Mrs. Charles
Adams of Eugene were among the
guests.
__
Tho I anstellHtion Hub will moot
Thurn.lay, March 7, in Ma-oni.-
hull. The committee in charxe of
the entertainment will be
Mrs.
George Matthew...
Mrs. Ronen
Quigley. Mrs. William Thum and
Mrs. George Knowles,
Comedy—“Camping Out.”
FRIDAY IS BARGAIN
NIGHT.
"Taxi Spooks
ing Much Attraction for
Show House
Whi'ii n n »v ud run- 1 by virtually
everyone »« produced a« «ereen un
terta miiiont. til.’ lililí ptodueer tool
th«* weight ot h 1« 1 « «-p. »n « 1111111 y 1.»
the 1 ullow er*1 uf the u.»voll«!
I’luboblv no ii.ivu | i»| iii.ideiu
time*- hit« I- »ell *«» vv 1.I1 1 \ !■ 1 >
“ ll.u Shop
H n.< Id ll.ll w
herd >>f lit-- Hilla.** «»In« li vva« not
fur ov»*i a
a
•
’
I»«*
«t
«viler
’
*
only
V 0 11
after 1it« publi. at ion, hut »»
UOIlMl stent l\
hook
»* v er
popular
since For th at iua«ou , tin* bringing
Curt h of its ».creen vei i « ioii 1« a real
respe• iisibihty
• h arle* I» Roger«. who produced
thu • lory n mi elaborate tihu vei
tor Enr*i Nati tini l‘i«'tur«**,
«U»ll
to lx present -■<1 at th.' \ie:id«* Fue*
day (U.l U Jllt-.d*. . M «r< li A anil
<’». Í» Il ili:« responsilul ity «»» keenly
that he s|x* Ut inoliti Is ill «metili
I-!, J iratmu 1lu'fure a «.ell.* .( th*
VII». 1 t It«»»;* 1 w h«»
film wa« «lio t
w :«« not .»lily a li.»tilde tihu lire
ih >.
tor 1 lit «»n«' 1enthused uv.-r 1’
II uni
Fat hei
‘‘Why, daughter, th.it
fellow only «*nmi* ten ilulluiv n
w «’«’k. * *
Daughter: "Ves, but, «la»ldy dear,
a w«*ek passe« ««• quo'kl) when you
in Im «» ‘ *
T\ I« u l iters
News
Ot
WU«
K- t III;;
«• harit<
pin« (itne«M t.. th*
r«*q iir«*«| were th* two i.
tiui.« thut w < n
u '
appears m hi» rule- i
a« many a* p«»«*ibh*
actual story local«*,
out. Meanwhile, the
th«» novel wa« bemj
Marion Jackson.
” Probably th«» no
«ingle item in prod
factory screen ver*iu
novel is th«» select io
iHirtray th«* store ch
Koger* ob««*r %•*«!.
*
gr«*ul pHiu« to the
and believe that it
the approval of all
uovel.' *
After nn intensive rin vn «
entire fHm industry, I
cjs w a* se|erte«l to play th«’
role ¡n ”Thc Hhrji
I UI
Hill«; ’
Molly O D
an«i J
Bub’s wer«’ ch«*»<• u t«i
ir the
innnt <* burden; Mat
« ’ lb t/
play th«* villain role, and Roman««*
Fielding to enact tli«> part of the
Ozark patriarch, •*<>l«t .Matt *‘
Other notable figures in the ra«’
are Otis Harlan, Joseph B«»nnett,
Maurice Murphy, CUrl Htockduh.
Ma nun Douglas, and John West
wood. Beautiful photography that
enhances the entertniiiiiiunt «¡uality
of the whole ' production wa* con
tribute«! I»v N, >ul I'ulito aud his star
uf cineinatugrnpher«.
Part <»f th*
pirtur«’ u:«« filmed in th«* Ozark*
and iu Utah
Women and
Children
Given Special
Attention
Imperial Barber
Shop
Newest
Svralov
EASY WASHER
may now be pur
chased for as little as
Say '‘Good By--” tn th-
l>r< nkinx rub a -lui- dub
old-fashioned wimhinu m<
get ;i Hew L \Si how 11« |>t ie»
luut lu cii ft duct’d $20 nnd • usi« t
terms than «ser before limy be
had With a new EAS\ you will
g«*t your w rnshing done and out
oil the lillr in record time and
hnvr m«>re time for the voting
or other pli usant n<‘tivifi«s
your clothes will Iu uaslnd
er and whiter and at v«ry
• wens«* I’hoin lor a ire«
$119
$6.75
a
Month
$7.00
Down
M ountain S tates power C ompany
EASY t<> l’SE!
EASY t<» BUY!
1’. S. Bukowski
»
A
VT4
Distribution 'Without 'Waste g
One of Our Customers
Who Drives a Car
r»»kl Us the Other Day That By Shopping at Safeway
She Made Her Car Pay for Its Upkeep
”1 like tin- location of your stor-s. slit aid, * I tun most always mud of a con
venient place to park ant! I suv- eiiouuli to go n long way toward paying the
total expenae of operating my car Your tm ii jtIn ays load my purchases in my
car for me so there is no work to <lo in sh-ipping here I am sure if more uomen
who drive a car would try your -.tor-s one. t.hi-.v would soon -Io Jill «»f their food
For Week Ending Sat., March 2, 1929
Whit-
& H Berry
10 n»
I'aney Rose Brnn-I.
W oik I i r
2
55c 10bnrs
Preserves
Shrimp
I
25c
Asparagus
Maximiini snmll fani'y
tips.
Maximum
pack.
49c
3tins
Oranges
Soap
Sugar
I ills
Euch
Prend
49c
Spaghetti
< 'ainpIx-ll’H, w ith tornatu
siini-i- timi i-hi-t-Ko.
l-’rcslt iliiily.
T
notional
W-ik P iokiwm '*
whn i. .upervi.iiig
uf lh<> gulf cuiirn«’,
w «o k i p r « »g i ••«« i n g
Thu Ihre**
gnu* u«
-.... led I I h «I y uiir un* lu
>llAp«’
Hu«! Iwo limn*
n, ni'i'uriliiig
being «uw
*
m Th. «• work of gui'l
Hll-I blllbllilg llllllkl’l
llll'b’r
I,
he
I
Minnesofn sugar com.
tins
twins
19c
Bacon
Lettuce
Sun . Moil., Mai rh 3 4
MAN WOMAN AND
WIFE”
Norinun Kerry and Paulite
Stark
( ,’omedy—“Auntie’s
Mistake”
Paranioinit News.
Tues.,-Werl., March
THE SHEPHERD OF
THE HILLS”
Molly O’Day anti .lohn
Boles
<’ouiedy- “The Bargain
limit”
"Shepherd of the Hills" Com
s II g n i
Per lb.
Euch
Coffee
Sllf isi'lK'l 'loll.
1
JrtOLLy(jDA9
1O.!O
-n
in,
■ut
ntl
I riend N «tur* *
If natum I« no willing tn help
when real (rouble filers u», wo run
surely count on her whin minor
carve and «llsapiMdiitinenta rouir
\ nier Iran Magasin«*.
Corn
Saturday. .March 2.
CLEARING THE TRAIL
Hoot tiillSOII.
t'oiniily
TIIWRHDAY. rr.nBÜABY
OREGON
m.
47c