La Grande evening observer., June 17, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

Friday, June 17, 1027
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Three
Society Nees
Mrs. Gulling Is i
Hostess To Club1
to tin' ;
1 meinDtrt iml visitors
OUT OUR WAY
By Williams
UOht KiO-NO RuFFruFF
MAVOVJIKI . T a OUT.
KJICiHl .
in TliurHilay aftirnoon the Sum
lllHIvlilf liili.-M' A LI tiu. nt Hi,.
Mm. J. ('. Ciullinjr Miurtaine I iiotm of ai. Wuvtit i'.-kM nn,i
I he Thiitflay Auction HririK,. vluh , imIIp north of Miiiniiif rville. Mm.'
M.ni;y uM.'inoon ut (he huin.-j, j. V:ikoiht. Mm. K. !. ronii.
) Mih. II. M. Hay on Vdur Mtrew. anl Mm. J. lialcr acK'd us joint'
a i unmtv luncii.un as aervvu ; noM-nm- for t lie afternoon,
lo the KU.-siM. The color scheme j A MMurt HI?iUU,M mating wub
was in vif hine uml was can h .1 ; pri-Hltl! over hy the pn-nlili-nt,
out with bachelor buttons of ih..t( Mrs. R . coiulm. DuiIiik lh.-
; ine-.iini? It mum oVci.lt.l that u un-l-'oiir
tuhh-8 of hi idtfe w , .,t ; ion in-:tlntf am J pirn if with t h
pluy ilurinic lhi aftci noon. M vm. Allcel l,u.V Alii would l0 ln-til
l.rla Joikh pwvIvimI IiIkIi neon-, 1 Mn the near futiir,
j A tray luncheon wufl sorvnl to
!the 4 r wuuien' ni si-nt.
Thr 'lio cluli met 1t:st. pvr-ninrf
at Ihe home of Mr. ana Mrs. tLtl
ItolinenK-iMip ut 1 7u I Kirst street.
SIX labli'H of bl'lilK"' Wi re ut play
ihr liiJf the evening. I lih Kron-n
were i-eretvetl ny Klrn.;r SlotMur-l
an. I M im. tiny M uiihy. M r. and
Mrs. t'ly.le Sil. leeeiveil tlteffiif.it
pi le.
At an r.ppiopilate hour refresh
ments were served.
j Junior Endeavor
j Is Given Picnic
COVI-' (Sperlall-- Mm. T. It.
Conklin was hosifw to the l-'un
and Joy IlrhtKr el lib Wednesday
all"fno.n.
The Ihmish was ben ill ifnlly h'c
oratd with ros-H and cor nf towers.
t'our tables of brhU-e were at
play durim; the nl"trnuon. Mih.
T. Hefty tviMl hkh seote. A1IT
1 he p:um-K n lwo-cour.se luncheon
was fcei'Vfd.
The KtK sts weie Mrs. T. i '. Hef
ty. Mrs. O. K ItarUer. .Mrs. li. II.
1anlel, Mrs. I.ynn Chadwlck. Mis.
John Miller. Mrs. 1-raiiU Milh-r.
MM. A. 11. irtmi. Mrs. William
Hallmark, Mrs. 1., IV Carter, Mr.i.
J. K. Mills, Miss (less Kelly, Mrs.
,7. Hihbert, Miss Mu Vnderwood,
Mrs. Ktliel Itellaus and Mrs. A. C.
ronhlin.
(Hi W.dn.sday, June 1 .1. the
Jiuhior Kmh-avor society of the
t'hristhin church were (riven a pic
nic by Mm. H. (J. Varney and Mrs.
.). Uyers, assisted by Mrs. W. I'.
(lullaKlier,
The picnic party wuh taken in
cars to the fool of Peal's canyon
and from tle-re the young people
iiihed up the ranyon to the scene
of Ihc picnie. . (lames were play
ed until the lunch was ready, l-'ol-lowipK
the lunch a story hour was
en joyed.
Thosi- presi-nt were James Vnidz,
Hilly Ilonli. Hilly (Jtinn, Hoy
l-'leshuKin. Wesley Warthy. Jack
Denny, (ieoi e I iciiny, Kenneth
Waldron, K.lna Johnson, (lladil h
Johnson. Madeline (iallaKher, Vi
vian (ialhiKher, liuth Senard. Pau
line Kd wards. C.enevieve l-'lexer.
Itilty O.tlliiKher Jr.. 1 Moris Siew-
j art. Catherine VM wards. IIciIm".
! Vornz. i'harlus I'ope. ICthcl Mae
Walton and Klor.-neo Bowers.
v I
AS SAO A SlSi-Vf AS TriER Yb T OAV ,
is waTchim' a buffalo chlv baud hav -
0S ATTH' 200 IM A PES! UKEL A SARDINE CAM,
fS A LUMP IM t' 1f WOAt t A OOTOOOR , MAM .
-.r.-SW:' " lUER's AUOfatR TAQ fn'TS AS SAO T SEE.
0-s&2:f' , S ONE WHO WAS OtSf AS AM FREE
Ji PENMEO UP IM SOME 6MAU. F-fTRY BUXK
a.f?.W,U,A5 tr cowPusiatR PONCHIM'A CLOCK. !
' 01827 BY NCA rfPVICC, INT. t-Q. U 6 PT, OTf. , L ll, , , ,
s vn ithws i'i;K.it am
A Saturday niM r.vtew will h
broadcast 1 the National broad
caMtntf coin puny Sat urdjiy nit lit
from S unlit !', from Hlations Kl'O,
K(l(). Kl'l, K(iW, Kl'OA, KOMI),
and KHi.
K(iU - Oakland. 0 to lit, studio
program: la t 1. orcheslra.
K J It Seattle. ti-.;:a. orchestra: S.
studio proKiaiu; la, timeHiKiials.
K 11 Los Annvh'S, 7::tu mnstcul
proitrain; it, hour of souks: lit,
iittlHteal program; II dance orches
tra. KPO- San I'liiiictsoo, i:tto to
7:Sn. orelnMliu; ! to I orchestra;
II' lo 1, dance orchestra.
KCW Portland, ti to 7, dinner
eoiiri'i'i; to to 1, dance music.
K 1 1 Spokane. musical pro
gram ; I a. diince orchesi i a: 1 1 ::tu
to i:' :la, dance orchestra.
KOA Mfiiver, 7 lo !, 'dance or-
Cll-Sl 1 11.
KOWW--Wallu Walla. 0 lo U',
ilaiiee orehestra.
KtiMU- S'-aitle, il: I r to S. musi
cal program; u to losin mtisieal
protfiani: ia::iu late new, lu:4;'i to
1 2 :'in, dance orchcHt ra.
KMX Portland, luSHi lo
dance music.
TUB SHOP NEWS
Many new cool frocks have just arrived.
' 2.95 3.95 - 1.95 - (5.50 - 8 95
PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Newest Store
Exclusive lieady-to-Wear and millinery
lli. lr plan,- so tii' ,'OuUI fly Imok S:,li il. ) In liltti .'orl ovonilKlit
lo York or lo him npua'A ""'I you will ! inirprLw.l nl I ho
u II !, ('luiliilii'rlltl for il Nlitht liack. Iih'iviik,' I" K'i liilli:ilion over lin
Alt I't iiHcHti, woro li'THHtil. mmlo'il -!,
STAGES LEAVE
FROM La GRANDE DEPOT ,
'Phone 799 1'
Travel In our
Modern Chair-Car Stages! .
IKII'I S 1)11'.
m:i:Ml:HII.Vl:N (Hi ncrnslon
for a lliro rli-inniuK parly liy
iiKi-nls of llii- tltparl Ill of jiiH-
IWf ali'l lh' Aiin-i-ifan Lotion
.st'.'ins lo liavt illt-tl libornili.
(Jrovrr llerniloll ask.-il I'liainln-r- I
lin :i ml l.rvln.' lo ll or loan lilm j
Inve
l.u Grande for Joseph
Lu Grande for Kaker, Boise
l.a Grande for Baker only
La Grande for Pendleton
9:00 a. m. 4:00 p. m.
12:25 p.m.
9 :25 a. m. 5 :!!() p. m.
11:0(1 a.m. 3:30 p. m.
Aid Society Meets
'I'll.- hlKh school tcii-l Kia.lnali'B'
Puntiay Hrliool rlnss of lh, l'rt-s-hyti-rian
chinch int-l 111 the rom
ii, u ii il y room last cvcnlnK wi:h
A i. TT 11 Uwi: MIsh Kulcla Aioli iKOll n.s honli-s.
Il nUULIl llUMJti a short liu.slnrss luiM'tlnK which
I was prfsl.h rl n l.y Miss Lillian
Thr Hcf l.a.ll.s' Al.l m't at' Sims, the i.r.sl.l.nt. follow..,! tl'.f
horn.' of Mis. 1. A. Bam.s wni.o .. if...,
I hc allalr was III in,' lorin 01 u
KillKham (town parly, the girl" nil
wcarinif plnfihaill .lrcsscs.
At the
close of the cvcnlnp refreshment
were serveil hy the hostess.
I he country
Howell on 'I'hurs.Iay al'lernool.
Mrs. chenaull. Mrs. Don llanimn
Mrs. I.!ilra Taylor ami Mrs. Wal
ler r.lehanl aete.l as Joint hostesses.
An ol.l-fnshloneil hlca was cai-
rlc.l nut illllllllt tile ineelilli,-. The
(lecorallons. which were of ol.l-
laslilon. il flowers. laskcls of yol-
Inw- lieliltr HSetl. i
The mectini; was preshle.l ovr xiie Sons and OaiiBhlers of
l l-:-eictt Wallslnirer ano ,. County t'loneers win iioki a
COVE PERSONALS
TOVK, (Special 1 Mr. and Mrs.
Paul MucKKler and Hire.- children,
of Enterprise spent the week end
with Mr, MueKKler's aunt, AfrsLiln Salt Luke
Clover t'reek. lia niarrhMl tho
si-hool teacher of that place.
The farmers will start cutting
their first crop of alfalfa nest
week. '
.Mrs, Khner Jacobs lias Just re
turned home from n week's visit
City.
Announcements
i liertsoh.
Mrs. Kthel KellaaH, Of TTunlintf
ton. is Hpriidlliff tlio week here a
Kinst of Mrs. Cora Ploom.
Misi Thehna Anderson has
oliaiKe of the post office durinjc
her father's stay in Portland.
Miss Vina and Grant Conley,
M rs. Kt hel l-'orsst rom and son.
Puddle, were Haker viHltorH Tues
day. A hall siorm here Wednesday
was the most severe the residents
li a ve known for many yea rs, 1 1
knocked down vegetables in tho
gardens but It Is not reported.
the devotional was led by Mrs. i. M,eetins in the city hall mhii--A.
Howell. A nniHical proj,Tam ,ny nftetnoon. June IS, at 'JiU'l
followed. Mrs. Kay Kullcr, n-1 o'clock for the purpose, of elect-
comnanied by .mis. v'" -"' Ming onicers ano i ni.in.- ........(s'
two vocal roioh. i nr ii i nients tor ui'
v. re Kiven wn u - . linion.
M lkK
who spent the week in Walla Walla whether il hurt any crops. 'I ho
where they went to lie present at hail stones were as Inrne lis
the commencement exercises at marbles ami the Ktnrm lusted for
Whitman college, returned homts over half tin hour.
Thursday. i
r.u l.lnv.l Carter of Itndllim
SprlriKs, is a truest at l.er parents Lavae IJlClCk KeClY
Killed at The Park
home, Slrc anil Mrs. .!. .1. I'oiiley.
and
f-aiiK
niiioh.-rs
dames Moss. Woodell
Hue. of l.u (iinnde.
A rostume prize was Blven to
Mary Tuvlor -nnd Mrs. Irwin Moss.
Mrs. Ilalph Wells was the winner
in tlic old-fashioned iramcs.
uinte Hour reu'-sn
annual pioneer re-
At an npproprl
nienls wei
ed liy III'- hostesses
The annual Smith-fonley
union will he held Sunday. June
is asked to hrlnr
picnic lunch at noon.
PARK PERSONALS
TMR PAPiK, June 17 (Special)
-J, H. Wanker and Lester Miller,
PA11K (Si)ecial)-J. 1. both of Uiu Creek, while hunUng
in workinM: at tlic mill on cattle Sunday In the mountain
I above .Medical Springs ran across
The Owl's
THEATRICAL
COLD CREAM
is prepared especial
ly as a cleansing anil
soothing cream for
removing dust, face
p o w d e r or rouge
from the pores. It
helps wonderfully to
round out your com
fort after a day's
travel in wind, dust
and sunshine.
Supremely good for
massaging.
Put in well and wipe
off with soft towel.
V. Lb 50c
l'Ll) 75c
Moon Drug Co.
Atfci;ts l-'or
The Owl Drug Co.
TH 10
Hunter
. . m t.l,. w.nwlr l-'i-orvnilf "IS '
1 Jl '' '. .- .. I i r i c unit n liiiuinf-R.il visitor n Inrire blnck hear
n l.a irranue .noinniy. .hm"-i rn"i "
.1 li Wanker and Lester Miller enraged bcaKt chaiued on Mr. Wan
killed ti laie black bear in Hie ker, who emptied the niuKuzlnp of
lummtiiiitH simdav. 'his (fun on the animal but It still
i!ni,i,i Himier was a visitor at came toward him. Mr. "Wanker's
tt... c Vanorder resid-'iice Mon- only recourse then was his huntiiiM
day.
Miss Oella Vandevant
ENTERPRISE
PERSONALS
Moore owner' o'f the 'lh 1 .unch N"'l h l'ow.ler Suntlny to -peml
iias purchased the Home Iteslaur- j jv-ek vlsillm,- wl, Mrs. Hull, CI-
and .trs. torn, aikcu. .
.Mir, r-yui.i hihh 'iiiim i ......
Edward Wolfe, were guest a of Mrs.
Stone sold the
climbed a tree.
Mr. Wanker shot the hear five
iiloro times and ft dropped out of
t knife but before the bear reached! the tree and ran half a mile be-
ent to him It became frightened and fore dmpphiK dead.
MT. CLEN
PERSONALS
.MT. (II.KN (Special) Ahout 20
youiiK people of Ihc community
accompanied hy Ml', nnd Mrs. 1-'.
1'. l-'cik, J. I.. Kelk nnil K. H. Allen
spent Sunday at Wallowa lake.
Miss KHkii .hubs', of I'lilon. spent
the week end visilinK ut tho homo
of her uncle. Kred .iiiiKK".
Ceoi-K' Wooils, of Montana, Is
visilinK at ihc home of his nephew,
A. Ileswick.
Charles r.ovclace has sold his
r.n-acre I'urlil hern lo Hell McCoy.
Tile consideration Is HiliU to ho
$!Miaa. Mr. and Mrs. Lovelace aro
plunniUK to move to l.a (Irande In
the near future.
Mrs. N. M. Keik linH i-elnrned
home after spending a week In
Salt Lake City. While there sin,
attended the I.. U. S. mutual con
ference. Thirty people from here nllend
ed tlic lecture Riven hy Holier .1.
('.rant Wednesday nlKllt In '-a
(Irande.
Mr. nnd Mrs! KIIIb Sallshury
spent Sunday wllli frh-nds here.
NEW FACE
POWDER POPULAR
MKI.I.O-til.ll Is a wonderful new
shade - yout It color. perspiration
hardly aff'ds it and it will not
b-ave the skin dry and drawn. Try
tills new Krenrb Process Pace
Powder and en toy its marvelous
beautlfyinK inclines Sticks well.j
slays on loiiKt'l ami noes uoi cioi;
the tioiis. Von will surely love
MKM.O-CI.O. Class IM'Uks. Inc.
" Adv.
(Cotintictiuiin ut I'endlaton tor Walla Wallu nnd Pawn)
Leave La Grande
For Portland at 11:00 a.m.
Tare $950, Round trip $1600
not ol Air,
It will he operated under the same
' u, i. ,i,n r-nrncr I Vandcvaoter's par.-nls. Mr. und
,....1... o,.,.f nf (lie , 1 ill, i i - j j-
rni:i'Ai!i: iim: 'mi', nir
llrnken lln-s III II tr lit col
ored Slliiers uml (ivfonls
rciloced in price. Ill anil
low heels, straps. Ties nnd
Step. ins, from SI. 00 to HI. 50
u pair. I'l Ices lanire from
SUI.Oo lo S.-,.!l. on these,
lilack Slippers from lo
S.VH.1. All It'll Cross nnd
Arch-Aid. Arch Supporter
Slippers now at T.."i0: weie
1 1 li. on. Men's i;..'.ll Oxfords
now !..- lo close I'lacks
tilld hi owns.
The Bootery
HlBll.l.iaile Sh
Al low I'Hits.
flood fit or no sale. Arch
Supports of all kinds. We
know how.
l.unrh, June 1 li. They look pos
session Thursday.
Frank Connor, of I'nlon. was a
business visitor at Enterprise this
week.
Mrs. Kate Murray Is the house
iruest of her son. Tom Murray, at
Joseph.
C. H. Zuroher left last week for
KliKcnu where his ilnuRhtor, Nell,
graduates from the l nlverslty of
Ori-KOn.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Wurnock
are KilKi'lle visitors this week. Tllcy
went to nltenil the I'niversiLy of
Oregon coinniencement exercises
where th-lr ilauKhter, Ri ta. Kiad-uati-j.
Jack Slude returned Wednesday
from California where he spent the
winter months.
Mrs. Mary Steel has moved her
dnssinakliiB shop from her resi
dence to Mrs. lllc.-'B art shop on
Main street.
A. P.. Amonlnl, recently of Iton
ncr's Kerry, Ida., has purchased
the Inleresl. of If. I". Taylor in Inn
Knti rprisu rurnllure company. He
also lionitht tho Taylor residence
and haj taken possession.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor are niakimr
their home in Portland for the
present.
and children
were vl.slllni; Mr. and Mrs. Ucoi'K"
I.ooslle, of Mil! 'reek. Sunday.
Miss Marie Miller, of Wk Creel;,
was n dinner must of Miss Ida
Hu liter.
Appliqued Roses
NORTH POWDER
PERSONALS
NOItTlt I'llWliKl: (Special)
Mrs. Ted Fisher, while sliuttinw
her car door recently .accident ly
cuut'hl her lilt!.- daughter's MiiKi-r
which was smashed unite liadly
makillK It necessary for her to re
ceive medical attention. ,
('has. Palmer, il riiB'W . drovn
to Portland Thursday when, h"
will spend a lew days.
It Is reported thai Hill Dulln,
former p-si-h-nt of North Powder,
has married an Idaho l?ir.
Lawn-nee Hiirhock, resident of
YS7:-fJ'rr- II:! i
Th belite lac drcn l fashlot I
in luell A niggcutlon for i ;
I charmliiR hal lo accompany II 11
offered In Chit beige horrehaii !
wlthpplt)iie ol tieie ! j
6
jnmiane maim
easily removed
When medicine is spillt-J
(in white tiled h.ithr(xmi
,iors or enameled w aih
basins, vou need no lonqer
dread unsightly discolor
ation:. With Colox, even
iojint, mfnuroihrome, and
aryrol stains can be re
moved from these surface;
also from the hands and
from white cotton and lin
en fabrics. For medicine
stains, uscClorox in same
rroportiotiscivcn on label
lor removing ink stains.
At All Grocers!
iff
A!o try
CU S'tt
The famods coffco
witltHe famous name
WITH 'A FAMILIAR
SM I LEand u wave of the hand
the:
(j olden West girl
ajin to ym tKc tnc.igr of cohVe
.-..c. VV'Lulf-iitjrtcJ, -he l.iJi
rink t!ic tup of its lieiiiioui t'ori-
trnt. I.ierly, tlic invite you to try ilm
fjinou1! hever;in''t that )ou ttwi nuy I cum
the dVlifil! tt lu- been giving to loun!
lc otfirrv for jhtui-t luU i tcnturv hvic
in the l'j(.ih. Nuithrt'Cst,
cx fill
you d
1 CASH f CnPThlV 1 ItP iMODERN
c AND llifl ilV F00D
Jw CHAIN STORES ' I
PHONE MAIN 94
1312 ADAMS AVE.
Former Hooverized Location.
Best Values In Town
Last Saturday was our biggest day, and last week was our biggest week
in La (irande. Every week new people visit us and our old customers
return.
Aside from our LOW PRICES, we know you will like to trade with us.
We have made special efforts to have the biggest assortment of good
foods on hand for tomorrow, featuring FRESH FRUITS and VEGE
TABLES. Come early, we'll appreciate it.
Saturday & Monday Bargains
GREEN PEAS
Telephone Peas, well
filled, ?SC
1 Pounds L
NEW CAI5I5AGE
At a big saving. Cn
LI) U
SUGAR
Pure Cane CCo
10 Lbs.. for UJ
SPRING CARROTS
Young and tender.
3 Ific
Punches '. lKJ
SPRING TURNIPS
Medium size, tender.
3 ?
Bunches uo
FLOUR
Our Best hard T1 7C
wheat, ! lbs.1-'?
YOUNG REETS
Medium size. fl(
'1 Hunches J
TOMATOES
Fresh Texas, 0C(.
12 Lbs LJ
LARD
Pure Leaf CI 00
No. 10 pails.... vl'LU
.JKLL-X-(T.LL, The per- 1Qe CHEESE, Full Cream Til- OQc
fed jell powder, .'3 pkgs 1J lamook, at a saving, Lb
JAM, :; Lb. jars, assorted CQC CRACKERS, : Lb. box 9CC
flavors, each 0J Fresh Sodas for ,
PEANUT PUTTER, high- 9tTc MAYONNAISE, Regular 1QC
est quality. Lbs. for 00 25tf jars for A" -
BUTTER OLD DUTCH MATCHES
Fancy Creamery 0V Chases dirt (q Unusual saving, 17c
2 Lb's 00 11 cans for 1 J 0 large boxes
MACARONI, high grade, 0CC
MARGARINE, Gem Nut, ACC
'1 for 4J
SHREDDED WHEAT, 1QC
15 pkgs. 1 for 1J
LAUNDRY SOAP, Crys- 95c
stal White, Id bars , 00
0
Go!deife?West
ora.(;es
Lai-ge size 0.
2 dozen 0J
Medium size, CQn
12 dozen 00
STRAWBERRIES
We will have a big
supply, at the lowest
price in town.
BANANAS
Ripe, golden fruit
a big value
dozen
You Will Like To Trade At Stone's
crow a