La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 30, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTITE DS GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pape Fiv 'i' . --j- - Local News In Brief Here Kroin Cove "''I l.untz, poullrymnn from Cove, vuh in tin' city this morning on business. ' II by tfrm Horn A byJ) sou was born' to Mr. nnil Mtjrs. John K. Gray tbb morning nV : t)ii- firuntle Hondo liospttul. i l ' ri r In CHy This .Monthly; r.:S. A. KobtfiLson, poultrynmn, Wlio Itis u fin in "uan ihenv was trummlthiK business In this city this morning. ) : p-H Mr. Ill Ue lt i lorte Haw .Mr, tin- lr tiinb Improving Itobrrtu Uunb, who nn t mi operation at tho Gran de hospital Saturday, '1h rt'i to be Ki'HUif; along nicely. t . .. I laity Swn - Hid .Mrs. Clyde Hunting art' 3ud parents of a baby ' on born to them this morning at the Grand? Konde hospital. t- At i:iln Twliiy ' I Mrs. I' A. Heed wont to Klglli ? this. nmrniiiK. where she. will visit ? with whitives. She will rut urn to f her home here this evening. .Here Miner I V i day Alliir vLshln in Ui Gmmle -wllli t Miih. A. K. Meliinni.s Krlduy Mrs. I' joe Tjiouipnon returned to her fr lit i ne "at Wallowa tliin morning. -': V . rr , :. -. ' t.- Krrnr ' onvrled - A I Iks Mrtle lluyt hus been . llc E,'onseil,lo pnietiee eosnielte tlierupy f,Vil.ste;nl of Miss Mildred lloyt, as ..KlitteiL' in Saturday's ' edition or :.The Observer. . ' i M"lliuj- and Itantf.iter lleder j? ? Mih. J. 'I. UniKf Mow and munll b fjiiiKhti r, I'atrieiu. liave recovered - I icji'iiMy from in attack of flu : lo he up and around the house today.- . i i Stimiiieri ille Woman Heeovers ; MiiJ, ftlary Mr Kmzle returned to her home at Kumniervillt' today k -.after t 17-day .stay at the Grande f'ltondt' hospital. She is recovering J, from fa mnjor operation. rf IMan .'Art lrwxam ( !. ''. Mrs. Glndys DoiighiMH, peninnn f, blp Imd, art supervisor In Jtho grade sebouls is meeting, teachers f by Kt'iul ii thifc wek to plan the ittoKivnn of instruction for thc'iiuxt f sl wei ks. Will Visit 'Mrs. Mc;ltl , i Mw. Donald M. I'aue left this nioritin for Kan Francisco. Cali fornia, wh re -sIh1. will visit Mrs. Villain MeN'abb. Mrs. MtiMhbb was formerly Miss I lelenMuebtun ,ald and Is well knowi), lie. In INutland on WiK'k I v Mia. S. I . Crowe and siiiall son jllicliiird. n turned to UifirY homo '' 'Qbere itiils morniiif? nTJt.Uil-liiH: f -H it nils and relative riuj I'ortlund .for tlu- past week. -J .A I tended C'i''inonil p y .ii's. itarry it. rurnrr reiuriieii f. to hf-r home in I .a (Mtiule yester- day filler a trip -lo Sfal.lle, Wash- -Ihk :ilid I'orLlaSid. " Khe s petit ThankstfivInK with rr sister at SiilMr. Sat unlay afternoon she . ult'-ndrd the ccreiihil of the " Iaiijihters of the .Nile in Portland. Tetiuns to Itakei I Miss l-Iiiple-niia Wallace return ' (o (taker t li Iff - mornhifc after Hp'-niMuur the 'iViankstrivlng boli ?,ilnH In ai Grande with lnr par f: .cnls.' ' AfisM Wiillaee is a studenl at U St. Francis aeiimy in Iluker. ; -i i : -r, . . ljeliirus tn Scii'Wd sl.-rday IS'cusudter Hioadcloth Fiincy knit cblliir in Ijlain tail aiso grey, Spoi Icial'l Knit n fancy patterns $10.43 Clint's Clothier y Th Store wltli a Conscience Item' the YVcMi (leetlleii at I. I. S. 'raM-innele. Monday, . oveinlier for Cheney. Washing on, where she Is a student nt the Washing ton State Normal school, alter vi siting over Thanksgiving In 1m. Grande with 'her parents. In Ia Grande, Yitcrtlay . - Mrs. I' C. Henderson, whose home Is at Mihon. Oregon was vi siting in Im Grande yesterday. t'litlju Agent Here B. C. Wilson, claim agent fori the p. W. U. and N." com puny was i transacting business in la Gruudo , Saturday ufturnoon. I Ii ! I'tlimtl Over TluuiksgUing ' Tom. Jtuekman returned to J .a Grande yesterday from Portland, where he visited . friends during thu Thanksgiving holidays. YisiteU ii I'ortland Mrs. Stella Ingle, primary teuch r in the Central school here, ro-' tiu-ned to her home this morning. after visiting over Thanksgiving' with relatives in Portland. At Kuim'la Yesterday Mr. and Mrs. A. K. McGinnls vi sited friends nt Kumela yesterday. They returned to lhcr home, here lust evening. Itnek I-'rom laigene- Aliss Florence Thompson, teach er of Kngllsh in tin li -Grande high school, arrived, here, this morning. ' She lias heen iii Kugeiu since Wednesday night visiting her parents. . .' ., . : Attended ILciiitiou lleii- William Taal has returned to Ills homo in Seattle, Washington, after spending Thauksglvingu l.a Gran des Ho attended a family re-un- lon here held at the homo of Mrs Klly Ityncarson. Thirty inenilu-rs of the family were present. Sang Yesterday Morning Miss Adelaide ituth Clark re- cefved many commendations yes terday morning - when she sang "Teach Me lu Pray' at the morn ing, services at the Presbyterian church. She has been requested y a number of people who heard her to repeat the number. The New 1 Iolj bed Hair Combs 35c each ; The practical si.e fjr llohbed Hair and handy for puyUet or purse, ' ' Highest grade urd rub ber. v : . " '' Smoot h p o I 1 s h e d teeth.' Will not split the hair. 1 Two styles alb-coaise or course and fino. In r---il leather case. . Glass Drugs Inc. , La Grande, Orecon GLEEMEN HERE FOR CONCERT (Continued from Pair On.) I ly en t 1 tied fc h I ir lie r credit than any other organisation it has been my privilege to hear." It is tho custom of the singtrs to respond freely to encores nn-l to udd to their meditated offer ings a number of selections to bo nntned by the audience. Enseinblu work will b varied with solos by members of ,the chorus who huvo made repilu tiona.in individual work In Eng land and on thu continent. Following Is the program an nounced fur thla evening: Vavt l. Tart song. "Summer" (Or. Uott en) The Choir. Song. "Three for JueU George Williams. Chorus, "Kxhortation" (Cook) T. OnviH, Soloist. Song, "O Vision Knlraueing" (Goring Tliomua) Htibert Tree, It. A. M. , Iuet. "Mighty Jove" (Kosslnl) Messrs. Frank Jones and Nor mun 11. Jones. Chorus. "Peace" (Dr. ltowen) Tho Choir. . I 'art 2. Plnno solo, selected Prof. Oeth iw n. lavls. A. U. c. M. Chorus. "On The Sea" (Dudley Buck) Tho Choir. Song, "The Inchenpe IMP fit S. Hughes VW 1. Uoyd." Part song. "Maby Lou" (S. M. Powell) Tho Choir, Hong, "I Pass Ity Your Win dow" Oswald Jones. ' Quartette, "Policeman" (S. M. fowell) Wells. V. Kvans, T. JCvans, Williams. Chorus. "Invictus". (Dr. Prot heroe) The Choir. Finale, "My Country 'Tla of Thee" " 'A-vulunble book printed-4.MU on the art of raising nndducufr- ins u prince wusrecetitly fufuiul. lit -a gift bag aent to tho poor of' Jott ' Angeles, California. Honeybee sget nectar from tho deep corollas of the bush honey suckle, hy following big wood bees that puncture tho tube with their strong black mouth parts. Using n Bpade will accomplish a great deal more than "calling a. spade a spfide r County Jail uiel There were no new residents ;it the county Jill this mornlnu fol lowing n iiuiet weekend. The city officers brought in a curfew vio lator Saturday night, but re lea soil him on his word to , observe the ordinance herenfte'n, i T ; '.'r m;ost potato glowers In the state, lie Jixs takeji a number of llue ribbons on s: 1 potatoes ' and this year he Won second place in the land products show' at tho Paci fic f'liiprm.limml.in ...Portland. He sa.st he estimates that too many potirfto4-s have been shipped out of KnutliUJt county this season and thaUliol enough will b-luft to feed tlie-eoiftity. i'nietirally ull of the seedj from that section has been cou'n'-led.. Mr. llrutsehe.r believer to KJO .se.-d pelatiteti free .from disease, they should be planted in u seed plpt; "V.'U'''fr-r entirely segriv. gatfil f'.oni ol !ier potatoes. I'rac ticatly all of t in men on - Weston moiituin -1 err Hoi'y 'north of the Jtir tliair reservation where seed potu loe.s(are grown, belong to an asso ciation known as the Weston Mountain potato growers associa tion. They send a large amount of seed to Yakima every year.' dry land seed being in demand in ir rigated! secliimH. The first cerli- i'ied sued planted in Puloii county was serured front a. neighbor of Mr. Urutscher, with good results. Itcslgns Kumela SelusM Miss Zllpha Allen has resigned her position as teacher , at the Kamelu school because-of III heal th. 1 ler term will be completed by Miss ftlary,(illllam. of Walla Walla. Wash. Miss Allen will remain-nt home in La Grande for a time'to recuperate. .... ( Will Attend Convention Miss Gene Workman, who went to Portland several days, ugo to spend Thanksgiving with frh inls. will remain until after . the tele phone operators convention to be held there this week. Miss Work man is employed in the local tele phone office. t.'! , r:" Thursday's Poor I 'arm Menu 1 1. .1. Iteiir. Mipcrinlendeut of the county poor farm, says that his ivife misunderstood The Obser-V'M-'js question regarding a special dibn r for the inmates of the in stitution Thanks-giving "day that they di.i have a special, dinner, witp roast duck, cranberry saiiee, mashr-d potatoes with gravy, toiiui toes, celery, lemon pie and all the fixings. Two of th" residents there, who. accompanied Mr. liehr to the nepapr office .declared that, it w;-fi hi excellentdinner.' as good as Jf,tj;v could.Jifive had anvwberV Ov.(r the tetjdione this morning .Mrs. i;ehr tnM. w .reporter flint she w; "busy .preparing (he ducks wbOn lhe (all came- Wednesday. And 1 ilidn'l knw," she ailded." wliflli' r 'hr'-tiel I was siiHosed to telh lhe paptr what we were going I lo nav."i , . -.-: Visile, I in IN-mlli-ton Mrs. W. P. liallard returned to her home here yesterday after vi siting for several days with Mr. and Mrs. It. C. Noyes at Pendleton. Mr. I!sillrd drove to Pendleton yesterday and she accompanied him home. They report having had to drive through fog the en tire distance coming up Cabbage hill."- (iiicstH nt Itmtkrast Mr. am) Mrs. W. C. Perkins and soil Chine, of this city were guesU of Ir. W. T. Phy's when he en terlained at breakfast, nt the Hot Ijike Sanatorium yesterday ipui;n Ing. John Tii It, a promlncrfl bus iness in, in of Astoria, und Dr., 4f. II. McCarthy, of the Sanatorium staff, were also present. lr. Phy serveii one of the waffU- and frlnl chicken breakfasts for which the Sanatorium is popular. IIoiim J-ir TbniikgKing t' Mr. and Mrs. It. W. (hiodiiKin. and daughter, Dorothy, of port land, where Mr. Goodman W 'con nected with the .Cleveland True tor company, have returned to ' heir home after visiting over Thanksgiving with Mrs. Goodman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. V.. Jacobseu. Mr. and Mrs. .Claude Steuslofr. in Salem, and Dallas .Ineohscn, who is attending school t the Oregon Agricultural college at Corvallls. were also home for Thanksgiving. Teachers ('hanging Names K. A. Say re, county superintend ent. Is having difficulty with the names on his record books since the county school system took on a semblance of a mat rimnnial bureau. Three teachers hae changed their names since ih term began h;o months ago. M i ji 1 llernice West has become Mrs. Mc Canse at the Clover Creek school; MIm leone paster, primary teach er at Perry, Is now Mrs. Nephl Combs, .and Miss Kniiiui MiiHk", principal at SumttUTvillc. Is Mrs. Joseph If. Wllklns. Potato (innrr liiisv Carl Itrutseher. or Weston. Ore gon, was in Iji flrande Saturday. Mr. Urutscher grown crtiflerl po tato feed and is one of th" fore- BLAZERS I nr Mttli- lloys ami t.irl-. In plaid. Mris. and Plain C'ilir. A-mHciI Cilor. , Ju-t tlie thing for r-liqid. f . Art & Baby Shop Ileimiiicliing 1.101 AdniiM Avrmir. "I.Tcrytblnir Tor tho llbyH Wamplng Huttoiw Covered - 1. 31. C. Tim-ail Scientifjc PfH'm Source - - Of Derb I jitraiit's Name Ki;.-KI'0(T. Ky., (AP) Uuee horse fans, like crossword puzzle bugs. m;,y have lo consult the dic tionary, i!" the New York Jockey Club approves Swigert Taylor's ap- I plication to have bis chestnut colt litl'i; Kentucky Derby entry lunned "I: o-tiisy. HIDE rticlay an:' -Tuesday AMel Wiili I!im:i!rl (.'olcmart. i.nrl Vilma Jiiinky Andy (iump Comedy Wednesday 1IAK0LI) LLOYD In THE 1KESHMAN" 60 Stores 60 Stores . AT. ; ' THE HUB ! December 1st to 8th will be observed as C. J. Breier C67 Suit Week, hundreds of hew suits to select from. We offer you vatlues made possible only through the combined buying of 60 stores. ' Our en tire stock of suits will be thrown open to you at Special Prices for this one week. Our prices are always lowest, so just think what this week of Special Prices will mean to you. Hundreds of all wool suits at this most opportune time, just at Christmas, vhen we all need a new suit for the holidays and at a price not extraordi nary.. Don't postpone buying, but take advantage of this C. J. Breier Co. Suit -Week and save many dollars for yourself. The aaie is uecemoer xsr to oin, xne prices ' ' Suits that sold as high as $30.00. arc now marked down to $11.90 for this Week of Extra Value. There are just 23 Suits at this low price, size 31 to 37. Tail ored from fine all-wool fab rics and all of an excellence far outranking the prjee. Sin gle and douhlc-brcaslcd, belt ed models. Colors, brown, grey, tan. The opportunity of a lifetime if , J on wear a small size. $14.90 Combining Quality with an assortment that leaves noth ing to be desired, this event proceeds to put itself beyond reach ol all competition by lowering the price, to a point that will make even C. J. IJrcicr patrons marvel. " FIXE SUITS Tailored of all-wool fabrics In v English and conservative models, single and idoublc brcastcr. Colors, brown, tan, grey, and blue. Sizes 31 lo 41. $24.90 The values offered here arc of such importance that you can not afTord to ignore them suits thai sold for $30.00 and $35.00 offered at this one low price, $19.90. The best of all-wool ma terial tailored by skilled workmen. Cut full and roomy, Eng lish and conservative models, single and double-breasted. All of the season's most called for colors. Sizes 31 to 41. $19.90 II Boys' Knicker Suits AH One Price $4.98 lloys' all-wool Knicker Suits, sizes 13 lo IS. Colors, brown, tan, green and grey mixed. Values such as you seldom find in any store. Overcoats $19.50 For Men and Young Men. All-wool Overcoats, values as high as $25 marked down to $19.50. Tailored from fine wool fabrics. I'iox coats, single and double-breasted, belled mod els. All one price, $19.50. jij ...... I " : T