La Grande evening observer., December 14, 1927, Image 2

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LA GKANUE L'VKNINC OUSKKVGR
Wednesday, DecTinher 1 J. 1!J27.
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MEDICAL SPRING'S
PERSONALS
May. Manage' A's in 1928 Season
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ELGIN PERSONALS
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S!iNENS :
A rrfft'of linen- how ucrenfnljle unrl desired hv ovfri' woman
' TlalnlV " et DrnL-tlral Ufol II muv h VKrv Inffvitetwlv. If v.,o
Ilka. , ', V ' . . '
'Luncheon eeta vary from SSfi to 114,75 lih cloth und nnp
Jtin the larger mih huvlnit clothe an large as 66x116. Indl
viduoj'table cloth of fin damask, tilly icuurunierd the 70x7Q
Mile at 15.00 (lie 0x7 at IJ.00. , ,
AJe beautiful new towel and towel sets. T)i wIm are priced
nt I1.I0 to ja.liu. Individual towels froln Mic-to 2.2Ti ror ih
Ulk btavy Unit. " . , ,
Dependable
Quality
Hill's
Dependable
Values
MKIilCAl HI'ltlNOri. (Kncclal)
A hard wind, hfiow ero weath
er and a heavy snowfall of four
nr five inches ami more mow bust
night hit been experienced here.
Mr. and .Mr. I-. VVirlh und
son were In tinker Mnttintay on
hurtlrifHH. Mr. Wirth huH sent to
Portland for a a tx-horse engine-.
Mm. 'i'. K. K nfii'ily and rum -In
law. Wilson llays. wrrc In linker
shopping IuhI w--k.
Mm. Mob Wiiiihcr und daugh
ter, Mftxlne, vvi-r1 Christ man shop
pers in Maker recently.
I'rdWI l.ay went to ftakr Hat
urday (a bring Hob Wanker and
Oscar Wood ho it norm-. They hud
ijpt-!i there on I'UHlm-ft. ,
Mr. and Mm. Knndh VanhrdT
were visiting tier parents oer lliu
weekend.
Mm, Jeler and children vial ted
her sister HuniiHy on t'atherlnc
rre-k. , A Htorm compelled thi-m to
may ult night.
Mi h. George South has returned
from hT visit,
moved from here.
Mr. Karnbrrg und fumlty have,
movfd from here.
T. K. Kennedy and Wilson Hayes
Hr-nt to the mountains for logs
Monday.
I ' ill
7 . ,
.t3S ' - . ... '. : - . ..V
KI.fil.N (ffperliil) Mr. and Mm.
II. Htnwe npd two wonx have jjmif
jto Arixonn to spfnd the winter.
I Mr. rind Mr. Wayne Park.
i Surnmerville, were vh-ltintf nt l-'l-
iuinKriilny.
j Mix .Mahel Morton. of ,I j
jtJrande. wnH an KIkIii visitor Krl
'day.
1 Mrs. Ih'ivp ZweKel wan a humifies
ivlvltor In Iji CIrunrle Satlirday.
( kulph JdneH arrnrnpanied by
Min Kuiheilne Smith and Mis
f:rtriMle bawes were In I-t Orande
on .biiFineKrt iSaturday.
I.ynn lllll made a biiMfnesK trip
to Ui fjrnnde on Friday iifinrnoon.
It. S. Krenrh a nd M r. 1 i wson.
jf t'ove. passed thrniiKh KJkJm Kri
j diiv after Kpendinr several days
athrini; up stray Mok in the Kl
J Kin viclnliy. '
Mrs. A. W. Stevens and son, of
I Itnife. Ida., wee railed to Kip in
jto be with r. Urowncll who has
,l-eii iuite f. She is a hleceT of
lr. Hrownell.
Mlsj l.uey t'uno, niHritlon Ppe
;IaliKt of o. A. f. xuvfi :i milk
demonstration at Klxln .Monday nf
tirnoon. - About 30 women attend
ed the rneetlnr. A dinner wn.
nerved to the women and theii;
r.imlliex at C:3n, the menu ron
'sistinR; of erenni- chicken, niabfyl
(potatoes, pens, combination Falad.
:.fiuit, iike and I'fttfop. 'MrH. J.yon
l Hill tictfO an general rhalrman nf
III!'
1 in itsDAVs 'ih);ia.ms
Th National III oadraHllOK com-:
pany ( N. II. ') pioBiania for ;
Thain.lay IliKhC tnllOM's: S lo -Tlif
Mikado:" !l lo H, l.oa .tlllfi lcn stu
dio ptotfialo liu lu.liiiB- ncro nnmlc '
Jll( - uak'aad Cl'.t.tio-iakc),
, .dinner confcri; 6:r5. utility: s
10, . H. C: Hi to ll::lli, dance or
chcHlra. Klly Spokane (:;:ii.;iii-SiiiI.c).
0. orcliolra: 7 lo S. Ktl.M'l pni
giam: lo in, N. li. '.: m lo is.
orclietra.
Ivl''l I.Ort AliRcli-H (4liS.r,in-litii-kc)
C::ti. pianl.il.-vocali.st: 7. col
Ickc program: h lo Id, N. II. C: 1",
modern claftsical intlNic.
KJIt Scuttle CHK.fim-SOUkci.
C::in, flinn.-r coacerl; 7:::a, .sliclioi
prOKrnro: x::Ht. Aincrlcau liroad
caHlfn company: la lo IJ, itaiim
Visit
Toyland
CARR
FURNITURE CO. Inc.
Main 770
and Mrs. Dora Hill, had c-harj.'fl of
iihe dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. I.nrian Sheltnn and
son, Donalil, visited with friends
tand relatives at Klin Sunday.
.!r. and Mrs. J'.ernal Hue were
, business visitors in Iji (Jrande
Tuesday. " They stayed over niirht
jat the home of Mrs. Huw's brother,
f'1. Holhrook, returning to KUtin
Wednesday rnnrnintr.
SPORT NEWS
COVE PERSONALS
hoard has fHirchast-d '' fir' exiin-j
Kulshern that ure now Installed it.
the school house for the safety' ol
the school. '.
MIkii Ma clan ielss, who Is el- j
tendlnK- tnlon hitfli, was a Cove '
nohfinl viiciLor -'rhty.f . -In
honor of her son. Russell
birthday anniversary, Mrs. I.iIkc
entertiintd 1 7 hiKli school bn n
uhd their teacJinq, y. .I,, I'ylce,, at
a surprise dinner at noon on !
day. , " I
The , f "pve u Uiuht :.'rluol drew
names for ('hrtrduMif Kilt ' buying
recently. ' ' " t ' ""
The recent fall of snow has made
a h,kppy time for ull the school
children. The wnlkH und yurds are
full of flylntf fledn and the air with
flying sn(fwjalH, The rule In that
h rea ku hie 1 tnuterinl in not to be
snowhulhd. I
i or niiwji dura im wiirsiiiH mi j . f . ,
rhrlstmiis kIHm until Chrlsttrins
and. after that they will do, repair . Saturday b'inninu at 1)1 oVIo. l;. lea.-l.es at North I'owdcr. spent the
work for the school nil series of meetings was spon- v ff-kend with her parents here.
The. buskethall bov; practice on M'"'1 h' ih Woman's Huh whh1 Miss L.-ulse Campbell, a return-t,..,.i.,.,-
t,..).... Mrs. W. A. McNeill as chairman, oil missionary from China, K"ve a
evenings at French hall and Im- 1 " ,,,I,,H W)t devoteil to wie prep- vry mierunu lecture at me nap-. is ici.'n i. .nloih-
orchestra.
Kl;(i San l-Vanciaro. R lo 0. SMAI.I- HXi K -KCTOltli:s
children'H hour: t!::tri, schotd board itlil'SSIvi.S Small individual
program: 7. urt talk; 7:15, spoils; store own. is iiianulucturinK lor
S to lit. N. U. t: 10 to It, ii:irlet. tin ir own trad- make up a larni
K KX Portland ( :':1J(.!iiii- 1 -'!.- proportion of Hie Ib-lKlan kIovp in-
kc) t!::ni. childn'ii'H hour: 7, con- dusiiy. which has its n nt. r h.-tv.
cert: baoio ti io: !Mn Kl. studio Kov luciories in inis cnv
'casion ami Mrs. Hernal iUiKconr( it; 0 lo 1 2, dance music. "iy cliflit arc in a position to rill
;in- rirande Tuesday.
I. John( Italne und Korest Ityder
I were business visitors in I-i Orande
Tuesday. ' -.
- ' Tuesday Frank Wade moved his
Kd.He Collins ualn next vear. Thorn I f been to. Alice! where thev will bn
thlef lew hv ii avi . . ' "u"",c' ,tli i (; J lis oi tliu j " " "-i . joc j'.-ij ior win
i-in-V i , ; S ' "ii'Mff'.uucit. who nas said often that he !"rt
dnt 1 co ! n""r 'r;r' ,,,;iny mt'v! a.d ihM ! :
'-cunor wneil J(j Cleppeil out.
Il'"llke!y lo lie ' Maiiaupr
I la R'nonsllillity Hint (.'0111118 tn
KKItr San Kianclsco (4',4.:tm- laie orders, Mie otiiera hcIBA
fiCakc) 0:311. program: S lo !i. mn- mana-d ly t ore-keepers. Mcyit
nlc: n, movie cluli: i:4r,. iIvIhk hs- r iho bIov.-b exported, many or
sons: III lo 15, orchestra. l'l- liand-iiinde, are pur-
KKOA Seattle ( 44 7.r,iii-C7likr I ' liascd l.y the I ltltc.1 Stales and
II, children's hour: C::ia. orchestra: KliKlaii'l.
S lo !, N. It. ('.; It lo 10, concerl r . '
orchestra. 1 'I'lie hird spider of South .ijicr
KOW Portland ( 4!ll m-fi I n;e, lea. with a lefj spread or, sevenor
0 to 7, 'dinner concert: 7::in. mil- eiulil Inelns. is the largest spiil,.r
l i- a i i,ui t.....i iltv: X to ;i. concert orchestin: !i lo la lie- worm.
rnnppinir In Ijj. Crandc Tnesdav. "' ' '-. urca.-f.ua.
William Houlet, .Mr. nml Xl'is. KOMO Seattle CIliilm-tiMlkrl 'I
j Hex Itoulet and sou. liilly, and '. lo uttHly: " to S. concert ori hes-
.lr. flcorire Oordon. were shopping I tra: X, chamber of coininerce talk:
:i to in, ll. I Jii::tii, news:
1 1 :15 lo 12::in, music.
KOAi' Corvallis (27(l.lni-l I in
kc) 7:15 on. varied prOKi-am.
KOA Spokane (:'i;l.7m-l IfiOkc)
0:1.1, talks: 7 lo S:Sii, studio .ro-1,-ram;
8::lll lo la, American Mroad
castlnif company prOf?ram: into U.
ilance music. '
Miss H. M. Stone
Dies in Chelsea. t
A Uke or Banjo like
from
S1.25 to $17.50 ;
Maybe all this talk aboui; Rus
sia cutting her army in half is
nly intended to be disarmim.;.
ADLER'S MUSIC CO.
In Willi Xi-n lln's
f'HEI.REA, Masn.. Ilec. 14 (AD !
tile Amerl. 1
I mediately after - Hchpot the -other aratlon of the school lunch. Suiiti list church on .Monday lifleranop. . can missionary whose kidnaping
ilwo davs ,; !;1MI 'I kinds of sandwiches ,vere . Miss Mai, el Cllisou. who is dolni;hy MnCedoniun handll.s In 1 til' t
rrilT TIIMUCV IC ,flenmf Kislfr -- -rt. rsl.man class mvea candy 'made. At her lecture she K-ive Hie missionary work in Idaho, is spend- electrified thin country, died here
hr.nlV I llllllr. I 1.1 - UCWJC OtlWei f ( Klllliri,liy (JW, Irelallve value of dlflereid klnd-V,,f lei; her vacati.,n here Willi her par-! last nilfht.
1 W,4fli M , . 4?l,l '. . i . ' ).'.'.'. . r.,.i,l i, n,l iii-u-e.l lh us,, of lice,- etil. I- Ifer life u-no u,i.,l .v ll.n
OUIU IU 01'HUIM;0: i"' 'o uf i-immmu - - .... n.. .. . . i . . i
rhrlstmas prnram In tho eas "" ...f, o. u Mu.eo s ransom oy pop-
' .. .. .. ... u,.i.i..lr i,t it i, i i , rii nr.' tit.,,. .ii.u.i.in i
room on ,1-riiiay, itco,, i ins " " " '" li t) ILfimieX Yr MS
GUEST LN CHICAGO
$30,000 Raised at Banquet
to Provide Xmas Bas
t keta for the Poor
NKW YOKK. Doc. 14 (AP)
The sale of OcorK" Staler, famous
first sucker of the
, much luuiled raisin con talus only
'swenth and elichth urudt. All 1
M. lOUIH .,,. ; . " '. j fm.r ..t . Kl... S,U ........ snmn
. . . . iurr cririiiiiiiv iiviiru in tiiicnti. ai 1 i - "
um ti iiki w hi i M"- v si ii i if
nounced todtiy by 1'hil Htkll, ))real
dent of the .Hrowmi. The amount
Involved wuh not disclosed, hut It
was understood (o be around
IMHt.
Mexico's chief exet'utive certain-
ly seems to b winlnK his salary
Afler nil; the bickernii a bruit
CIUOAOO, Tmv. 14 . (AD In
uplred by lh trewooe of Oene
. yU4 la Chrl-umui fund j "a"'
botwiuet Mat uurM wmrji lurlietl
out to be hi or the mMt rejnurk-.
'.libM eorloj etiUre In the history evolution seem lo l, only gorilla
ef'fhU&M. wariar.. nrier all
: Thj Tutiney odrnirtm not only
, raletsl more Ud tilA.OOO throunh
the' hannu4 to provide rhrlsumin
IfAHkete for (vhlcvaifo'e poor, hut
trfRMAd a eliowpr of 1100, IbOO und
ll.tfOO- chhckjt. ot thf t'hrlelmuti
ftiad rhulrmjin for blocks of m.-ute
ut a CnrlMmiui fund bOKinc pro-
I II
From Joe Marcus
T'OIITI.ANI). (Ire., Dec 14 (AP)
-I'ico I'.amies. I.os Anxctcs IIkIii
we.iKlit, won the tli-eislon over Joe
Miti-t'us, Portland In a torrid ten-i-onnd
hfiut here last nlifht.
Johnny Woods. Seattle HkM-
tho Spencer Kroup and l;dard Mrs' l';lhnl 1,0 "" "' ,sl""" w''""- . ov,'r "" rlP-
Hlooin of the Chaucer urn up'.' '"-v' " couple of days lure wan. Vancouver. II. ('., in a six-
.Mlm'l.iiry u ('use. the nutrition 1 1" " """ "' ''oln.- of . round, s. uil-windup.
specialist from the lreon sm'te'Mre. fi.ra HIch.iii ami also vlsilln-.-,
Colleue. Itave the l:ut of hef 'W-rles "' "'" 'mine of .Mr. ami .Mr... Inho Kanlaml spent more money on
, ' l.'oir .1 in-iiiK- the past season than
Ile.-ilriee Wardell who on all other Kami-H couiliim-il.
j nlar suhscrlptlon
. Platen.
in the United
helpful sUKKestlons for eeouom.v to
distribution of Christmas Bills. ; the preparation or the , selio.tl
The Knullsh class h luttn I..V. lunch so Ihlll the pried would, he'
llnif some Interesting and spirited , K,l'hl!j th ''"'1, nf all
dehateH Ihe past week on the rela- ."is. i.. f. aiiti. to a aio
live merits nf Chaucer andj Hpep-' f-'PflUKs, was a visitor here -Satin-,
oer, Dell IMlckell wue leader of
of nutrition meetings ut the clom.1- allller.
He stdenee room ttf the school house Miss
Twenty of tjie C2 Airplane reo
ordfl officially reeoRrtlzed y the
International Aeronautic 'p'edera
.l'"wiif' )'arls are i lieldhy the
I 'tilled Slates. :
CR0SLEY RADIO
Wo have the new Crosley Ha nd box now on display. It is n six
tube received using the neutrodync circuit. Come in and hear
t. Its performance will delight you, its low price surprise you.
Complete with highest t;rade tubes, batteries, etc. SI-.VUO.
North Fir Street
The Radio Shop
I'll. .lie Xi'J-W.
Something Js Always Taking the Joy Out of Life
By BRIGGS
Kram neit Honday. Nearly 1 2.
' Ote trail rauwKl lu a few mlnuten
by tbui aurtltiO,
TUa chauipton rfral the ftath-
trltur with hU tMTrtorutl tUwh of
tho conlrvTerfiy OTcr the famous
"Ion count" of SoMler Field lart
,; Hepttntxir lb a 10-mtuule address.
T Tho bettrywrCght chumploo
(. prm4 hv 9pUUoo of Aoy ooe who ,
woiiid Impugn .tho bootfwty of thn
" rt( rrictuis er. the. rtty and Male
orftcUU burii of them.
v - "Not la reeponev. or refutation
n or' PMort.7 bCiberun, "but tn.be
; hi Li or tlx boMty of the ring of
- ft. UU sad the city ofTtcUl ad the
!- state oftirtaU who nr. hack and
utMfV them, 1 traut to twy that If
- ever match wtui foujrbt 00 Its
mertlti, Uiut tTUitch vim.
Hnoare "lYior hpofto
"In rhuryArv thonr rtnir offt
j- rial wtlb dbtbooAAv, ooe roust (to
- hUjfhr. Th luU'ffrUy of the pub.
lie officials Ufcfk of them hu never
? leeo quertlouM. To btUck thr
- hoDwty In ridiculous. 1 person -aity
bttT to for poor vortH."
IofUooWl to LU trruod ua an
affiHit of fkiuui Cuu. the Cham
' tdon talked binrlDor buslnetw a
little Ub iVotnoter Jim Mullen la
i reKari to a hmvj-ivcujfht rham
ploiuditp 1-uttle here rvrrt lummer,
llowfvor, be rvf-rrv1 most 0 tho
; nuimiobii to bis u.uojir'r, Ifllly
Ci'buo.
wmtM You eeT vep.VTHiNs
jeApy coo a rWNoeFui-
CHRI-5TMAS
NAAIICU UT. l'KKMIIM-NT
NKW YOTkK (AJ When tV
' 1-oard cf dbrectur of th Weetluc
' botjie Elmrtc Matiufncturlnc
rotniny Jeriwd a pnldent
this wiutw tb eldewt Aivployc d
the WewtJnpbouna rioup wax cho
ern. lie p Juuims ChArlm liennett,
tuirnpLroUer und frierrtary. who
;tned tb vuttt Itk isf4. onJy live
n outbs after th i com puny i..h
V rmed.
Mr. IWnoett ka th ftnrt and at
ih.it tlmo tba only eimliftant to tr e
ru 1 1 tor. In his new portion hft
'.ll hura char-re of tba aooountin-;
6m! treomjry deport roasts lu wh't-h
a hae eerved ronltouounly. lie lr
a d tractor of tha eotupany and an
ffrhvir acd 4Lrat'ir of a number
nf m baldUry rorutMOhn.
AMD JU3T AS NUO JTART TTO HAt
OUT THK KKhiCNlj, TW rMvT
i si To Covjtiw
1
UAMRN IIAIX naTFAS
ATBOU Mrlrier J. Mur.
ply. beatdetl belDf ohlef of police.
Mm beeebeil repteJaa. Toft
fmu-th woo ot bit to 1m4 the hlb
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WW
Till' 's--.l
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peaFCCT im vowt? Santa clnw.s
Rote
l CHRIoTMAS
ytt f-i " t. I WHEN 1 6 FT on t poM'r r?K'J"r T0
Ita, . , LOOKS GBtFVT, "tvf S0"0"!. M V Hfow Htsj
, ""
AND VovI'RK Tf-Vf-s A
FLOP IN Vow CCAVJS.ACT
HIS COUtirt
I
mm
1 f darlinO . . '
Sana ClAUS
J BU"r ue WAS
TV A COLD j-
( T1AT lMT
1 rk,uTA tl A.VJ
THAT 5 PAPA
l Is r'-r.i
M
AND WO VCTot? eveR MAPI? A
BETTER eNTRANCE '
Old Gold
Hie Smoother and Better Cigarette
not a cough in a carload
fHovy t0) FvLiTJvNiiir
I LITTLfc BOY '! HRES ScViA
V-Z I cus, albert
to"., w
J Now YooVe SHTERHO
(, ALL That BOV'S ILLUSIONS:
le You'D OmlV USTtNgO
1 To rG Aiso
Ot-D GOLDS, This NEVER
WOULD HA't3 HAPPENED?
l,c W!1 1 u'Et I
Favorite Kipling
v Story
It is recorded of this well-known British author that
he once remonstrated with a friend for having sent
him a publication from which the advertising pages
.had been cut. "Why, you have thrown away the most
interesting section!" Mr. Kipling said.
Advertisements are more interesting today than at
anytime since the invention of movable type. Mer
chants and manufacturers realize that their an
nouncements must compete for interest with the work
of the high-priced authors and illustrators.
If you are not a regular reader of the advertise
ments in this paper, this is a good time to cultivate
their, acquaintance. You will find them interesting
You will find them friendly. They show you where
to stop and take considerable strain off both shoe
leather and pocketbooks.
Read the advertisements because they are interest
ing. Believe them because they are true -ct upon
their suggestions because it will pay you in many
ways. Before you pick up the telephone, you usually i
consult the phone-book. Before you start out to shop '
consult the advertisinf columns of this paper Thev
consult the advertising columns of this paper' Thev
you want.
Don't stop with reading the news and editorials. The
advertising columns are equally important
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