La Grande evening observer., May 21, 1926, Image 7

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VOLUME xxry.
SECOND SECTION
LA GRANDE, OREGON, FRIDAY. MAY 21; 1926.
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Radio
SATURDAY, WAV 22. ,
Mountain Ktandard Time Stations.
KKAU, Boise, - Idaho. (ito.tm.
te?Okr), 8:15-10 p. m.. program,
Mr. Fred Itoscne, director.
KFXF. Cokwado Springs, Colo.
(2.tm-iaookc). S p. m., Mrs. Ma
hel Otla Bell, soprano, Bertram T.
Wbeatley, pianist. ' ' ,
; KOA, Denver, Colo. ' (322.4m-
930kf). 7 p. in., open-air twilight
'concert; 8, home Bongs of twenty
ftvo years ago; Hulda Edwards, so.
prano; June King, contralto; Italph
Kreese, tenor; Itay NVgren, bari
tone; 9. dance program. Harmony
Peerless orchestra,
Partfk- standard Time Stations.
KF1, lioa Angi-ics, fal. (Wm
M2kc), T-a p. in.. Al Weason'a or
chestra; 8-9. Netilett concert trio
and soloists; 9-tO, Virginia Klohrl.
soprano; Olga Hteffanl, contralto;
Itobert Hurd, tenor; 10-11, Pack
ard ltadlo club; 11-2 a. m., KKI
midnight frolic, ltob Wagner, mas-
Eotry man
. woman
NeeJt
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Kress the nearest KoUnter with
;:V a buffalo K-nitfkel
., tnd Surprise your epicurean ;
1;, ; " . taste with the NEW. .
choctiate b fif R xrrf
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If we told you every ingredient
of this rich new bar,, you
couldn't begin to imagine how good
it taste. Try one today. Money
btck if it fail to p!eie you "
ter of ceremonies.
KPWB, HoUhnm1, al. (!!Mm
lltoki), 6:30-7:3(1 p. ni.. Pontlao
Six dinner hour; 8-10, Warner
Brothers ayncopatora and enter
tainers; 10-11, Warner Brothers
frolic.
KiO, Oakland, Cat. (Sei.Sm-
saoki'), 8:10 p. m.. Ban Francisco
Lions' jclub program; addresses,
community songs; Jerome Simon,
violinist: Frederick Warnke. pian
ist; boys' band; Elsa Trautner. so
prano; 10-1!:50 a. m., dance music,
Brokaw and orchestra.
K(iW, Portland, Ore. (etl.Sm
eiOki ), 8-7 p. m.. Olds, Wortmun
and King company; 10-13 midnight,
Indian Grill.
KIM, liON Angolos. t'al. (405.2m
7lllke), 8-10 p. m.. Times do luxe
program. Karl Brandenburg, tenor.
. KMX, Hollywood. Cal. 3M.iii
8Mki'), 7:30-8 p. m.. studio pro
gram; 8-10. KNX feature program;
10-11, Ambassador hotel dance or
chestra:: 1 1-2 a. , m., Holl-wood
Nlte, filmland, frolic.
K P O. S a a - Fram-two, fal.
(4SD.3in-700kc), 8:10-7:10 p. m..
States Restaurant orchestra; 8-12,
Fairmont hotel dance orchestra:
Maurlco Gunsky, , tenor; Merton
Borles. pianist. . . ,.
KPK.N. Pasadena, fal. (3IS.ni
t50kc), 8- p. m., Star-News hour.
PARK PERSONALS
THE pAHK (Special) ; Kiiilik
Wlgglesworlh Ik planting corn. ,'
George Mellow Is summer fal
lowing some or his place. .
Mrs. J.' Kennedy and two lit
tle daughters Lilly and Jean were
visiting friends at The Park Sun
day. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Herring
and Mr. and Mrs. Barton, of Baker,
and Mr. end Mrs. Clurence Ed
wards, of Bridgeport were dinner
guests at the Clarence. Vanordcr
home Sunday. . - .
' Joe Lay nml sons Guild and Lau
rel wero gathering cattle Monday.
They are taking them to tho forest'
reserve. '
Arch Vunorder was visiting his
brother Clarence Vunorder of The
Purk. recently. M
Othello lJiy went to the moun
tains Monday to begin work on tho
reserve. Ho Is fixing up the tele
phone lines and getting things
ready for this aeaxon's work. ,
Eugene Conklln, of Ontario,
passed through The Park Sunday,
He stopped hero and assisted the
school board In installing a new
flag polo In .tho school yard hero.
Mr. Conklln. who was on his way
to Medical Springs- to -Vtalt-I wnhaoi-
Wright, tuught two successful terms
or school on Big Creek 88 years
ago.
Katlo Ileuter, of Union, was vis
iting Mrs. J. B. Hunter on Cather
ine creek, Saturday, '-
Joe Ijay was at Medical Springs
on business Tuesday.
Albert Shcllar and Everett and
THE KtEOTRIO IRON
'. ' FOR YOU
Our Automatic Iron Is Just built
for yot" home Ironing. Tou can
regute.tn the heat to suit yourself,
and there' is no danger of It burn
ing your clothes. Strongly made.
It will last for years. It turns out
beautiful Ironing work.
ft cVS Electric
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Pattison Bros. Groceiry,
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SPECIAL
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Nougat Candy
12c Half Pound
Saturday Only
Really Busy
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Liu U mh
Some college Inds may be Idlers, but
not Edward L. Lloyd. Besides carry
Ing a full course in tho University of
Pittsburgh's School of Business Ad
ministration, he works 10 hours a
nlgh,as carpepter In a sterrilll.
He's also prominent in student ao
tlvttles. Sleep? A few hours her
' and there.
Leonard Whltten were guests at tho
Joe I Ay homo Sunday. '
The condition of Henry Miller Is
much Improved. The mountain air
seems to help him.-
Miss Francis Miller returned
from Lookout Mountain Saturday.
THE PAH1C (Special) Joe Imv !
is hauling lumber to the Charley
uecord mine, in the Sanger mine
vicinity. .
Klva and Chuck Vanorder Were
visiting at- tho Frunk Wiggles
worth home Wednesday . of this
week. . ,N ; 1
Guild and Clora - Lay' attended'
the show at Union Thursday eve- ,
nlng. '. . .- ;. ;: J
Othello Lay, ,wbo haB been work- ,
ing for Put Powers and William
Kuniliurg, 'hus finished his work
and has returned to his home here. '
The people of The Park can hear
the reports or the blatsing on the
new railroad of tho Grande Hondo
umber company. ''Several "crnw-s
are working near Telocaset. The i
road will bo from Telocaset to The
Park. - ' : . ' - - '
'George Mcftow Is planting pota
toes. i'Mr.iMcDow is an cxperionc-j
od gardener und ruises a good car-l
den each year. -r v !
; ' Mr', iiiul Mrs. A. J.' Vandevanter
are' also plunting garden now. " j
1'iilell Lay, of Big Creek, was al i
The Park Wednesduy. . They wera
dinner guests of his mother Mrs. :
Hose Luy.- . .' .
PERRY PERSONALS
Authorize by the Manufacturer
SALE OF
Sealy TuMess Mattressso
' During its entire existence nearly half a century the Sealy Mattress has never
been placed on sale. Throughout the land it has been sold by all dealers for $55.60.
Beginning May 22nd, Till May 31st.
All authorized dealers have been instructed by the manufacturers to sell the Saty
Tuftless Mattress at the special low price of--
After May 31st this offer will positively be withdrawn. Commencing; June lit,
the Sealy Tuftless Mattress will be as formerly - 3-C3
unitary
A Home
Treasure
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ALtfflfcs
Sleeping on a Sealy is like being wafted by the magic of modern ingenuity to the
land of perfect rest Snowy white, virgin cotton compressed to mattress thkirtlJ,
yields like a giant-pillow to the tired body. . Sound,, healthful, refreshing. aLwji
conies" quickly,' bringing complete relaxation and renewed energy to strained, nerves
and tired muscles. 11 "
Year after year, the Sealy Tuftless will exert this same rest-magic, for it will
never lose its softness nor its original shape. An occasional sunbath is all the reaoyaU
ing it will require. , . - -'f:r:. ' v-V:yv-v':V
. FOR MATTRESS ECONOMY; FOR MATTRESS SERVICE, SELECT A "f
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on a Sealy
" . Authorized Dealer.
CARR'S
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We Charr. No
. Interest
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PRllttv (Kneclal Al Heller and
daughter' Sadie and son Mack were
recent 'JJi Onuiue visiiors. ;.
Ali .w..u llobarufon wos shop
ping' In n La Grande Monday after
noon. .' . : ' '.' ' ..''''' 1
.Mrs. Jacob Murray.- called upon
Mrs. Qeorgc ItoberUion Suturday
afternoon. '
Torval Hansen and family were
La Grande visitors Sunday.
lilsliop C. J.' Black attended Ihu
Latter Day Saints servicus at Perry
Sunday.
Itobert Turner and family made,
a trip to Iji Grande last week.
Ed Ph"l and Itay Combs were
Iji Grande visitors last week. .
Eugene Bonhain Is doing some
repair work at the. Burt Kail resi
dence. , ' ; - ? '
, W. C-Kelly, of La Grande, was a
recent visitor to Perry.
Ole Mathson and wife were. La
j Grande visitors Saturday morning.
I ' Norma Ijirseo has as her guest
this week her cousin from Mt. Glen.
Mrs, W. L. Hobertaon called up.
on Mrs. lYnnk Braden recently. , ',
:. Ueorgo Johnnsen and fanill). or
La Grande, were , calling . upon
friends at Perry recently.. ;
.' Mrs. George Belcael spent several
days at Elgin last week. . She wu
called to Elgin by the death of her
mother. Mrs. Alice Goodwin..
i Miss Elisabeth Johansen. 'who
has been employed In - La Grande,
spent the week end with her. bar--ents
at Perry. " ' '
' Mrs. Kale Hansen and Mra Hilda
Murray called upon Mrs. Fred
Kobertson Saturday.
Miss WHma Thompson and Miss
tteta Hoblnson were city visitors
Sunday. . - ...
Jacob Murray and family made a
trip to La Grande Inst Week.
, Mr. and Mrs. Georgn Itobertson
and son'Morrls were La Grande vis.
Itors Monday evening, i v. .
t Mra K. W. Smith was shopping
In l.a Grande: recently, '' V.'
. Blhtiche 'Martin was absent front
sclioo) last week Ob account of Ill
ness. - . '- ,'' , i , . - 4 .
Earl Rloddnrd went to .Portland
on business lst,fek.'i.':ii
HOME Tho' fasclstl . aim' to
spongo Italy a, lilt without, what
they regard thu etcusses of Ameri
can prohibition, The ." number of
vender of drinks has been cut In
half, and the hours for sale have
been limited.. - ..' .
Doughnuts by Machinery
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.
Just (o show how, scarce marry
ing men ire. In Hoston. a woiiian
married the same man three times.'
PROMISE
PERSONALS
fllOMfSB,'" (Special) Howard
Carper went to Wallowa Wednes
day after a load of feed for his
hogs. Ho returned to Promise
Thursday.
- Melvln and Lillian Carper, went
to Troy Tuesday morning return
ing home Thursday. They were
accompanied homo .by Eunice
Courtney, who conducted the
eighth grade examinations In dis
trict No. 43 Friday.. Shn returned
home Saturday. . '
Mr. Potter made a business trip
to Troy Thursday. .
' Krud Trump and Undo . Billy
Tftannnr wenf tit Wallmsra Warfnes-t
day and returneS horns Thursday, i
Mra I; B. McDonald and Mr. and'
Mrs. Elmer Beniistt spent Sunday .
at the C P, Carptr home. v. . ,:
Mrs. Allle Smith'. went to Max-' ,
vllle Wednesday to stay With Mrs.;
Clydo Miller, who Is quite 111. .
Roy Carper" caMa , down from;
ManvllletWsdaeHty and Is help.-.
ing Ula Poulson ahr his sheep. .;
Mrs. Nona Catller left Tuesday
evening- for ' Wtohe, ' Waah.,i
where she will visit her brother,. ,
Perry Carper-vv.'1 , . v:.' .
Harold Career' went to Ia-
Grande Wedneedar. '-' 'J
rive officers 9t the Balvatlon
Army called at Promise Tuesday
They are planning a meeting to be,
held here soon. '
C restless doughnuts? Yes. Indeed they're easting them now. ft T.
EM! of Oaktand. Calif., taj Invented tn electrteal cooker, and Gladys
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For Your ;
Sunday Dinner
Mi'MP'. We Suggest
Fried Chicken or Roast Lamb
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Many housewives will welcome the chance to vary the meat
diet by serving one of these tempting items.
. ' Spring Fryers weighing from one and a half to two pounds.
Carefully selected and absolutely fresh killed stock. '
Spring Lamb A rare treat for many people. Roasts, Chops
or Leg of Lamb. - v . .
NO COLD STORAGE PRODUCTS
Crescent Meat Company
' Exclusive Market Service.
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