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try club, with its soul hobbies,
ami “ My tioodnesN ! ’ ” it set
tin whole town laughing. You
simply must see " L e t ’s Me
Fashionable. ”
Fri., 1
30—Jack Bickford
*11
Tin' Man Who Had Every -
thmv " Young H um Hullwny
was horn with everything and
found hr had nothing. So hr
started all over ugaip with
empty hands, and diseoverrd
that inotirN and good times are
nothing in life and that love
and sell reaped are everything.
Also a Sunshine eotuedy.
Tues., dan. .'1 “ Hod’s Cruci
ble,” with Wilton Lackaye.
"(lo t i’s Crucible’ ’ t e l l s the sto
ry of a young stranger within
our gates who fought bravely
to overcome the countless ob
stacles that confronted him
and who won Ins fight.
Sat., Dee. 31— W illiam Far-
liuin in , , The Seuttlers.”
A
thrilling story of the sea, that
deals with brutality, crime,
love and heroism on the high
seas.
"W inners of the W est,” with
Art Aeord. Thrilling exploits
in tile lives of Kit l'arson and
f'aptain John t' Fremont. An
eighteen episode serial. Couic
and follow Kit Carson and
Captain Fremont across the
great plains in the famous
trail breaking expedition of
1S4S to tin gold lields ot Cal
ifornia
Wed., dan 4 Bryant Wash
burn in " Mrs. Temple’s Tele
gram.” Hubby was home again
he'd been out all night and
was innocent been to sit up
with a sick friend. But she
caught him. Result—-that “ Tel
egram. ”
Thu., dan. 5 Sessile llaya-
kawa in “ The First Born."
From the play by Francis Pow
ers. The greatest Chinese dra
ma evei produced. A pictur-
ization of San Francisco's fa
mous Chinatown in the days
before the fire, in a tale that is
thrilling with romance and
dramatic action.
International News, Current
Events of the Day ; The World
Before Your Lyes
Sun. .Mon., dan 1-2 “ Lets
It. Fashionable " Douglas Mo-
Lean anti Doris May You see,
my dear, they tried to live
fastei than their speed limit.
And when they joined that er r
rather sporty set at the coun-
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Principal Events of the Week
Briefly Sketched for Infor
mation of Our Readers.
Your liberal patronage o f the past year •math*
it such a happy out* for us that it is with the
Nine liutiilrcil chllilren attemlml
II imii I h mi until com m u nity i ’ liriatiua»
tree ralabrutlou
most cordial holiday s|»irit that we wish you
l.a Granite'» payroll is uow ov e r $3.-
000.1100. liic (I W it « N alone pay
tnK out $2,044,816 111 wanes.
Connie John son o f Union Is deuil uh
( he result o f un u ulom ohile w reck
th ree m iles from La Grande.
h'armers of l.u k c county w ho stored
their wheat when the price was arouiut
the $1 :Ui mark are uow selling
T w o tee Jams b lock the Colum bia
river within a few m iles of T he Dalles,
com p letely spanning it 111 both lu-
stau ces
T h e state highw ay com m ission will
receiv e bids January 10 fo r the sale
o f 1,000,000 o f 5 per cen t sta le high
way bonds
-)
D ecem ber holds the low record for
m any years for m arriage licenses In
Astoria, only one having been issued
so fur this m onth.
d u n s are already under way for
the annual session o f tile 1 O. O. F
grand lodge, w hich w ill be held In
K ugonc next May
W ith the line o f the Mount Hood
railw ay open, shipm en ts o f apples from
H ood Itlver are in creasing Shipm ents
last week reached 242 cars
T h e K lam ath Kails city cou n cil has
a ccep ted a hid o f the Stilt/, com p u n )
for a le.nee-gallon en gine pump tor the
Corner Fifth and Main
Telephone 70
fire departm ent, to coat $13,1100.
A fter the voters of the Uend school
district had turned dow n a $124,030
levy, the district hoard o f d irectors
T h e man who b r ag s that he would
n o t ic i ;
that same are v o id and o f no e f f e c t .
m et anil passed a $122,618 levy.
N o r th w e st e rn N a t io n a l Insu ran ce ( ’o. fi g h t till the hot place fr eez es o v e r
S T. Aiilhouse o f Siuslaw brought T o Who m It Muy <‘o i i e o r n :
K ( ’ . L o c k w o o d , A g ent,
and then fig h t on the ice, is usunli,)
Fire insurance polici es Nos. -125 to
Into Kugene the pelts o f eigh t bob
d.’lOjf* 13
at C o tt a g e d r o v e , Oregon d r o w n e d hi the first round.
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ca ts, the bounty on w hlrh he obtained
entes Nos. 1 to 25 inc lus ive ot the
at the o ffic e o f the cou n ty clerk
C ott a g e G r ov e, O reg on ugeiiov o f this
D evelop m en t at present to a depth eompuiiY have heei^ lost, mislaid, tie
o f 100 feet In the (io ld Coin m ine at stro ved or stolen froiy my o f f i c e and
G old Hill sh ow s a fair sized vein uf this is to n o t if y any person or persons
ho ld ing said policies or c e r t if ic a t e s
quartz running $luu per ton in gold
lin ker has a pack in g com pany with
a capita l o f $60, pop , a rticle s o f Incor SOUTHERN P A C IF IC T IM E T A B L E
(C orrected August 2«, 1921.)
poration having been filed by \\ I*.
North Round
South Round
Sm ith. Chris Sm ith and A J. Durr
No. IS— 9:57 a. m. No. 13— 12:19 a. m
D eaths In Portland decrea sed by 350 No. 14— 3:32 p. ni. No. 53— 5:41 a. m
during the fisca l year ending N o No. It»— 3:37 u. m. No. 15— 2:10 p m
No. 17— 7:40 p. in
vem ber 30, from the l ’J2o figures, w hile
births Increased by 33 during the same
period
T h e salaries paid to teach ers In
Grant cou n ty am ount to $39,379 a year.
T h ere are 79 teach ers in the cou n ty
and the avera ge salary is 1514 46 per
annum
T he en gin eerin g work fo r P en dle
to n ’s sep tic lank, authorized at the
special e le ctio n In N ovem ber, will be
don e hy llaar to Cunningham , Portland
en gineers
Mm
M ary Elizabeth llogu rt, the
first white child horn In Lane cou nty, j
died at Kugeue at the age o f 73 years
She was a dau ghter uf Mr anil Mrs.
J a cob Spores, p ion eers o f 1847
M ore than 5oo children o f H ood
R iver city and valley wore ca rried hy
High gra<h‘ hand parked,
Seaport excellent sweet corn,
A good grade and an excellent
a u tom obile Friday night to the C o
the ran
10c 2 tran» for
10c
25c flavor th<‘ ran
lum bia G orge hotel, w hore M anager
T h iele w as host to a C hristm as party
T h e house passed a hill uppropriat
Ing m oney with which to pay the
o ip e n s e s o f circu it ju dges w ho are i
required
leave their resp ective dis
tricts In the p erform a n ce o f th d r
duties
Broken mixed, 2 llis fo r .........
35c
$2.00
Kerr’s hard wheat, saek
G eorge H ell, alias Joe Hill, w as
1
Vaunt
Imi
tie,
2
III»
l’or
35c
$1
70
found guilty o f m urder In the first
degree, at Portland for killing W C. [
Dtiofolnte ereains, III
25c
McKenzie the sack
$1.30
P ow ers, pool room proprietor, O ctober |
35c
Walnuts, fancy Oregon, III
Mill
Itili.
Ml
III.
saek
05c
23
T h e Jury recom m en ded life Im
A Happy and Prosperous
New Year
\Yo have tried to servo you well in the past.
\Ye intend serving you even better in the
future.
New stocks and lines frei|ueidly ar
riving and being sold at a close margin of
profit, make it possible for us to make such
a promise.
POWELL &
T o Our M any Friends and Patrons
of the A rca d e Theatre
Wt wish to announce that we havt sold the Arcade Theatre
of Cottaci Drove, to Mr W M Moreloek, fit Portland, who
comes to you well recommended, and w ho is an experienced
showman.
W. wish to thank you for your patronage and courtesy
show a tis during our stay in Cottage Drove, and hope th e
same will In shown to our successor.
M r. and M rs. G . B . D ick in son
A Happy
and Prosperous
New Year
is our wish for every resident o f the < ’ot-
tage d rov e country. Whether a patron or
not, we wish you all good things during the
twelve months to eorne.
T h e F a ir S to r e
J.
A.
WRIGHT,
PROPRIETOR
IT ALWAYS PAYS TO TRADE AT GRAY’S
'I’liis advertisement is merely an index to every d a y values at Gray’s.
RKM KM BKR, Gray’s prices are not one-day “ SI*K(’l A b S , ” but ev-
erv-dav “ RIG \ A L I M S ” based on cash and earn methods.
It Will Pop
PRESTOLITE BATTERIEjS
b-'olt type loi
Fords and many other light cars, trade-in
$20.90
I h i s is
less than the price in 1920 and 31'// less than
the price a lew days ago.
12 .olt typi ini Maxwells, I lodges and Franklins, trade-in
eacl
$33.90
b-\o!t type foi Bmcks, Chandlers, Studcbakcrs, Chalmers,
Hudsons, Maxwells Oakland», Essex, etc
up from $25.90
I lies# an typical reductions. Every size and type is re
duced. and then- is a Prest-< i-Llte for every make of motor
car and truck.
THE
S E R V IC E
SC K A Y ,
LONG
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Tested Recipes
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Creamed B e«l Honolulu
Kill baking dish one third full o f
boiled riri seasoned with salt and pep
per. Lay on th »- n layer o f dried b eef
tw o or three sliees deep which hits
been m kfM l n few minute* in hike
warm water, xeason with jn-fifM-r anil
dot with butter, then another layer o f
rice. Dot top with butter and fill with
GARAGE
&
(JKUSON
milk or half milk and half the w ater
the rice was cooked in. Hake until
• the top i<t brown.
• . •
Ham Baked In Milk
Take n slice o f ham at least an
inch and n half th ick, freshen m water
and place in a covered pan or caanemlc
and cover with sweet milk.
Bake
slow ly about tw o hours, or until ten
der, adding milk as necessary. If dc
sirotl, the milk may be thickened and
nerved as gravy.
Popcorn, 3 lbs for
Tomatoes
Butter
25c
Corn
Salmon
Fancy Guaranteed Creamery, the lb
W M W ohlander laid the luKt o f
the co n c r e te paving at the M arshfield
city lim its last w eek, con n e ctin g North
lh-nd and M arshfield with pavem ent
and h ook in g up with 18 additional
injlee to Coqutlle
Fred F W illiam s, prom in ent lum
berm an o f this atato, was killed ami
his wife, son and daughter In law were
Injured In an auto w reck at the c o n
crete highw ay bridge over Canyon
creek near C anyonvtlle.
T h e tw o men who were In charge
o f the eaatbound O.-W. R. 41 N ra il
way passenger train the night o f De
cem ber 1 when It collid ed with w est
bound No 17 near C elllo, have bean
dlsmlsaeil from service
Suit lor recovery o f lands a djoin in g
the K lam ath Indian reservation w ill
lie Instituted soon hy the K lam ath
and M od oc Indians T h e suit Is based
on an ulleged error m ade In the su r
vey follow in g th e treaty o f 1864
No 1 minting licen se fo r 1922 wns
Issued lo Mrs Ileatrlee Clark o f P ort
land, a ccord in g to announcem ent hy
A. E llu rgh duff, state gam e w arden
For several season s Mrs Clark has
obtain ed the first hunting license
John M Jones waH con firm ed hy the
senate as postm aster o f Portland
In
the usual ord er P ostm aster Jones
should receiv e his com m ission In
about tw o w eeks
O ther O regon post
m asters con firm ed are M ajor G M il
ler, D ayton , R uby O K ngelm an, lo n e ;
and L aw ren ce F Clark. Rainier
Kerr ’» egg producer
1
Almonds, the III
$2.30
Lnlbd barley
75-11». sack
$1.50
1 ’canills,
I'raekeil
B ID Hi
saek
$2.00
Filberts, the Hi
corn.
47c
Candy and Nuts
Flour and Feed
prlsonment.
New Low Prices on
BURKHOLDER
2
III»,
20c
for ......................
Gray’s Special Peaberry Coffee, Unexcelled
Package Raisins
Del Mmite Quality
1t o/s for
15 ozs. for
Darimade Milk
Made frinii pure rows’ milk;
20c
25c
35a
___
Good as the Best
2 Minute Breakfast
Foods
II» good as the liest
2 cans f o r ...........
25c
Two minute wheat
Fancy Side Bacon, Sugar Cured, the lb
,
;
fx*
30c
Keen Cleanser
Nabiscoes
Brooms
2 cans for
chocolate or vanilla, pkg.
light or heavy
15c
10c
45c, 65c, 78c, 98c
QUALITY
j
i
25c
GROCERIES
FOR LESS
ER
A
y
5
CA5M6CARRY
Poultry men . Bring your eggs to us. We pay more cash and you
groceries and feed to pay your gasoline or horse feed bills.
TRADE
WHERE
YOU ALW AYS
SAVE
make a saving on your