La Grande evening observer., February 22, 1928, Image 2

Wmltifwlav. February 22, 1028.
Page Two
LA GKANDE - EVENING OBSERVER
Within a few days our Greatest Manufacturer's Sample Sale vt dl , come
to an end. The sensational home furnishing; values oflered duiing this
remarkable sale justify the great response, and many exd'"ay va v
in are still awaiting the thrifty buyer. Anly a lew ol th many sale
items are shown on thilpage. A visit to our store will reveal to you the
many unusual money-saving possibilities afforded during this great event.
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New Suits
For Spring
' Includinir the Smart
Dress-Coat Ensemble
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If you have, followed the trend of fashion for Spring in style
centers, it is unnecessary for us to tell you that suits are going
to be very popular this season. Popular because they are stylish,
and popular because they are very smart looking.
The tailored outfit is very good trim masculine lines, short
jacket, smart skirt. - Good woolen fabrics and becoming colors
blues, tans, greys. For street wear, shopping, traveling, the suit
will be most practical. We sh'o'w these newest models at
$15.00, $19.75, and $29.75
THE ENSEMBLE A Practical Costume
Never were ensembles so attractive a chic Spring coat with
frock to match. Those just placed on display have smart blouse
of knitted silk-and-wool with skirt to match J:he coat fabric. A
very practical costume for Spring wear ,
$35.00
j uepenaaDie, , I I T T C v Dependable
i Quality JTlJlJLijLi O Values
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Convict Quintet
Sentenced For
Guard Slaying
SACHAMICNTO. Cnl.. Feb. 22
(AP) Condemned lo servo their
"natural 'lives" In FoIhoiii prison
for the murder or Itay T. Single
1on. guard, during the Thanksgiv
ing riot and attempted brnik, live
of the six lenders of the mutiny to
day were back In their cells at the
penitentiary starting to serve their
jii-w sentences. The Hlxth likewise
is back In hit cell hut In nt HI serv
ing on Ills old term us Jhe format
court sentenco has not been pro
nounced. Anthony Thmvn, .Imm II.
Oregg, Itoy E. Stoke, Waiter K.
Huiko find Kugene Crosby, whose
lives ItUtrlct Attorney Nell Mi Al
llster has demanded ih forfeit for
Singleton's murder, an the ones
who started on their iihv sent
ences today, nllhouKh to Gregg
there la no change in his prison
Ktandlng as ho already was serving
life for murder.
Albert M. Stewart. In the man
who in yet to receive his sentence.
Wbl Its bin five co-defendanls
waived nil time and accepted their
sentences Immediately after tln
jury' vprdlrt wan rpturnrd yester
day afternoon. Stewart took ad-
i vantage of the statutory delay al
lowed and will bo brought here
orfrr tnoi e before finally entering
the prison.
Wright Plane In
On English Soil
LONDON V. h. 23 (.VP) The bi
plane in which thp Wright broth
ers made their first successful
flight at Kitty Hawk. N. (.. land
ed on Kngll.h mill from Hip M in
newaska Tuesday.
Tbp famous plane will be placed
on exhibition In the science inu-
yseimi at South Kensington.
tOrville Wright, on the depar
ture nfthe plane from the t'nttVd
States for KiiKbmd, was "tted ys
saying that failure of the Smith
sonian Institution to give proper
credit lo the otiglnal piano which
he and his brother developed van
the rhlef reason for sending the bi
plane out of the country).
Fortunate Is the man who enn
foiKet an Injury w4l limit furnetting
hp has forgotten it.
IMBLER
PERSONALS
BeautifukFloor Lamps
Values
In Floor Goyerings
Felt Base Floor
Covering ;
39c
Xpw tile patterns In Hdor- w
cltnoM, iHicoil remarkably low. .
n( imly . , s ' , 'f 'j . Per Sf. Yd.
Printed Linoleum
(jmiilno linoleum, rekiilxirly'
new ilewlfcns. Orefltly .'under
pHceil. now. only .
bye
1'tT S. Yd.
Seamless 9x12
Axmlnster.Rngs
TIk blifrt rusr vaIiic evm of.
fowd In beautiful new deslicns
, Mnikvil nt only.
29.85
Axminster Scatter Rugs
Size 27x54
New arrivals, hard wear
ing ((iiiiilty, very special
2
.65
v. Size 36x63
A larffo seteolion "In a . v.
' vnrloly of color, priced ill ;
' unly; : ' ' ; . ,"
4
.85
CONVENIENT
CREDIT
TERMS ARRANGED
' At Decided Savings
These newly arrived lamps are of
exquisite design and express the latest
trend of the Spring season. The shades
are full tailored Avith pleated georgette
and inside lining. The art metal lamp
' stands present a new idea in modern
home decoration. . In keeping with the
extraordinary., values . offered during
this sale, the complete lamp outfit is
marked at only
Three-Piece Bedroom Group
French Petiol Design, consisting of
Bed,-Dresser and. Chest. Green ennm
el decorated' jh'.burned orange. Excep-
. tionolly low' : '
piiced at -.i4.r.-.;. ...
89.50
Simmons Coll Springs
Ninety-nine helical tied coils, finished in
"gteyetiahAel. ; A' spring bujjt-for rest-,
iui sieep. Aiaixea aunng
. this great sale at
9.75
45 lbs. Cotton Mattress
Only clean. felted cotton is, used as fill
ing. Roll edge, .good, quality -l sy np . ;
ticking..A real. .value, only : Ltu i tj A-
f CARR FlNITURE-Cftf'N(-1
Davenport Extension Table
, One movement converts this compact
-living room table into, a dining table
wtyh service- for six. Fin- eyey f"
ished in walnut, priced at. u.DU
Spring Seat Rockers
Hardwood frame thiuout, louse spring '
seat cushions, choice in coverings of
jacqual d velour or "tapestry. Q QfT
-SalePriae O.iO ;
Simmons Coll Day Bed
Can be opened into a full size coil spring
hed in one single, operation. Felted cot- '
' ton padcovered with iitractive cretonne, '
all complete, OQ Crt
Sale Price ...'.:::.'.l...:.....r ZO.DU :
.1.
7. MPil. Kit (Special) The Tnlly
llelperH met lant Kriday at the
home uf Klla .M. Walker. A nhort
piOKiain wuh Klven. followed by a
buslnesH meet lnf. I.IkIU re fresh -ineiitB
were nerved. March 2nd,
they will meet wlih -Mrs. Tom Kns
.sliiKer. Mrs. Kny Wilson is tuUlnff trent-
1 merits for rheumatism In l.n
lira tide.
Mr. and Mrs. rimtdn Trntt and
his .Sunday school Vlns trotT l.n
(Jninde visit ei) iho I'nion Sunday
school here. Mr. l'rtt also preach
ed a very Interesting wrmon.
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Welch, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Walter Kurnian and ton
I'ale were l.a Crnnde visitors Sat
urday. t'ap Tiitlle made n business trip
to IVndleton Snturdiiy.
1 -a M a r W est en s k o v was a I .a
Grande visitor Monday,
Alvndore Andrew arrived liome
from Southern Cnllfornla Inst Fri
day nlKht. lie has bppn spphdlnp
the winter there with relatives.
Karl I .an man nntl bis motlier
visited Inst week at Pnyton. Wash.
Mrs. Knuumn has n sister there.
Mrs. Homer Green was shopping
in l.a Oiande Monday.
clean-limbed
Sfrength
AluYiv; In your coffee
cup whether you
'drink it mild, medium
or strong-when you
serve this wonderful
HnJ.
full-flavored coffee
ill
COVE PERSONALS
COVK (Special) The lit. Ttev.
W. P. IteminKton. of Pendleton,
bishop of Knstern OreROn visited
Covo ovpr Sunday. Services were
held In thp Ascension Kpisropal
ehurch. the lush op beinjr nsfWteil
by thp ltev. M. Hradner. Holy
Communion whs cet. brated nt S
o'clock, clmrch wchol at t:1i nnd
nt the inorninpr service at it. the
lioly rite of confirmation wan ad
ministered lo a class of two and
two Others Were added to the
ehurch membership beintr trans
ferred from other churches! Bi
shop HeniinKton pave r very stir
rinif nddrejw n "l'nlth. Hope and
Charity lhes three, but the
treat st of these Is charity. taken
trom or. IS, 11.
Miss Heryl Conby who Is at
tending St. Prtul'a school nt Walla
Walla spent the week end her
with her father, t.. N. Conley.
Silas Koifer returned borne
day from Iayton. Washlnmon
where he ban b'en for the p.iM
two weeks for medtc.l1 ailention.
K. I Sutherland rural mall Car
rier who ha been ill for the p.tst
two months i hom ntfi-in much
Improved In health and hope to
resume his duties March Int.
The Hev, Alio Payn was 111
Pun day and unable to tak ch&rirt
of th recti tar r ice at th Nfeth-
j'lKt church. Tho Sunday school
was carried on as usual, Titos.
Towle read the morniiiK" . service
ami Mrs. Hayed cundurtetl u uhort
service.
ltev. Mr. Srpen the Haptlm min
ister who has been away . for. a
couple of weeks on un evaittrelMiic
tour returned homo Krlday.
Mrs. H. H. French and Mrs.
Stewart French came dbwh from
the sheep rump Friday to spend
the week end at. home.
Mr. nnd Mrs. IOC (tees of Vn-lon-prnt
Sunday in rove at' the
home of Mrs. A. O. Conklln."'
inS'ION PERSONALS
If a man can affnul a-hat, he
la to be pitied. If. be is colleplate,
he is milt to be pitied. t
. I'XION (Special) One of th?
finest di.splavs of tasldermv Kver
shown at I'nion may be seen this'
week in the show windows of the
Allen cigar store. Nearly twenty
deep heads, some, mounted' on
small bonrdu nnd some forinintr
part of fine looking hall furniture.
ar being shown here for a few
days before -being, delivered to -the
men who had ordered he n .'mint
ing done. They !orni part of the
ivlll In L nion. V.nl!ow:. and ilakr
rM'nties duiii tbe Ml oie sr.-i-orj.
Hesides the he-ids there are
j on display several vnhes nndc
fjom the1 deerkln8. which iiie
very beautiful. Tl?o work was
done, by James HeVoro who lives
on a tanch a "few riilles east yf I'n
ion along fathnne creek. Mr.
I'.Voic" has iw-v ol'i:: thl i.m 1
of w'rlt for several ye-irn and h.
mbiiiulngs are certainly works of
art, as can bft seen In the display
In the Allen show window.
Cecil Origgs.' head of the Agri
culture department of the l.icat
high, school. nve an lllustvited
lecture as. part' of the JOpwMth
Ueague program . Uist .Sunday
night. His subject was "doing to
Church Around the' World."
. Mrs. A: Sirltigham, of Imhler,
OUT OUR WAY
By Williams
whs a visitor at I'nion last Sundcy.
Mr. and Mrs. William Riurglll v.n
also here from l.a Grande tnr the
day. They were visiting it t t lio
home of Mr. unci Mrs. F, M. Slur
kin. Ittiy. the foui'-yenr-old son or
Mr. and Mrs. W. . V. Conner, who
has been III of rheumatism for the
past week, is slightly Improved at
this time. '
Mrs. Mae Irwin was here to vis
it with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. S. Griggs lust Sunday. Mrs. Ir
win makes hoi home near Mt. Glen
on a ranch. Her daughter. Thel
nta. Is attending the grade school
In I'nion nntl making her home
with her grandparents.
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AI Smith Accepts
Cobb "Nomination"
MOW YORK. Feh. .2 (AP)
Governor SmftJ has accepti-d a
"nomination for the presidency of
the Failed States on a platform of
human fellowship and understand
inif."
Thi- nomination wis tendered
the governor by Irvin Cobb nt a
dinner ftist night of the Child Wel
fare Commission of America, Inc.,
of which the governor was elected
honorary president tor three V'-ars.
The governor accepted the nom
Ination for himself nnd also for
his "running mate." Miss Sophie i
Irene l.oeb, president of- the or-7
ganizaiion. He then in an nddre
outlined the slate's welfare pro--gram.
HOT DOG!
You Never Sausage Food
FOR DOGS-
They cat it they like it it makes them feci
iMJtter. Its Rose's Animal Food, nationally
known. Meat, hone and meal condensed.
Sold by the Pound
In 25, 50 and 100 Ik sacks.
Jack Allen Supply Co.
r,r,.' . I- A- FA UN A M, Mgr.
PENDLETON LA GRANDE
La Grande Ilranrh cor. Adams & Elm
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