La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 22, 1928, Image 4

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    Friday, June 22, 1928
Page Four
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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POPULARITY
Must Be-Won!
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Popularity only goes to those who deserve to have il. Our stoics arc dcsei-ved-ly
popular because our service excels. Our prices win your support and the
quality of every article merits your genuine approval.
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Popular Prices-Saturday, Monday
Clorox
Bleaching Fluid, removes
stains, 2 bottles
J . V 38c . '
Parowax
Protects your jams and
jellies, 2 packages '
25c
Corn
P. S. Tiny Kernel or Shoo
Peg, 3 cans
Large Package
39c
Peaches
P. S. Mcllm Halves, the
finest peach packed, .2
No. 2V-i tins
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49c
Beans
Large White, good cook
ers. Buy your harvest
3upply, 10 pounds
87c, ''
Potatoes
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(Amelia Earhart
Visits Slums In
London District
LONDON. June 22 (API-
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Amelia Kiirhart, who halted her so- u
elal work temporarily to fly the
Atlantic, returned to It tlilH morn- J
1m;. VisllhiK one uf the laruett set
tlement houses In Jxindun, she ex-,
claimed: j J
"There 1h no place like home."
Alter enJoyitiK London society for
a few dayH the lloston k'i'I went to
(he other extreme and spout nov-t
era I hours among the lowliest In
the city. i; . ! J
Miss Knrhart went to the whims'
In the east end of I.ondun after lay-
tiiK a wreath on the centMroph tf ; X.
Creat Hrliain's wiirrlor dead. Wll-( f
tier Kliiltz and Jonls Gordon, who
flew with her ln the Friendship, f X
assisted her in placing the wreath, 1 -which
was Inscribed with the names (
of the flloi-H. i
At Toyenheo hull, Miss J-'arhart j
was received ly hundreds of wild-i J
ly cheerlriK youiiKMtern, many of'
them waving American flags, I
Hoy scouts and girl scouts nn'm-
cd a lonu row oi nonur wnue .Miss
TImt'h plenty o ihwo In uny
homo wlwro tit family Iweps hcmI-
tereJ mi' lis ineiulJcrH don't nuiko Karhai't walked to the main door of
til, iiilstnkci o' tryln' t' felt the building. J. St. C. Cntchpool,
t'other. Mist Trnvney Apple cov- sub-warden of the hall, met her
tired her hack Willi powdered ruslii and escorted her through the vurl
an went t' a (Inure last nfclit. ouh departments.
. .. .. j "You nro fortunate," Hhe v.nM,
Yale Junior 8 Win rln deuIln; wUi i,i w "-
, . 'stand your language. In iostuu we
Front Harvard Crew nave the difficulty of dealing wan
, ja dozen different languages."
HEdATTA COIIItSK. Nvw I.oh--'
don. Conn., June 22 ( AP) YuIp
junior varsity defeated Harvard by
eight lengths in the two mile up
stream race today, making a clean
uivinn nf-tliA mtiriiliiir rnrfi nf tin
I prehistoric regatta.. . . I
The New -Haven ewocji swingers ,
held the lead throughout the race
,and Harvard never seriously
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HEAVY FOG HALTS !
RESCUE PLANE IN X
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The Mjillgan is laying her course X
for Cape Leigh Smith and it Is
the
Mrs. McLeanat The
Observer Cooking School
Wears Smocks
SHE prefers them for the trim yet com
fortable roominess they offer. Practi
cal, too, for they launder so nicely. In the
kitchen for actual cooking, also in the serv
ing room,vhere they give an added touch
of the practical. . 4 .
Bright, Colorful Ones!
HERE you will find smocks in plain col
ors of broadcloth, silk, rajah and linene
(in white only) ; also beautiful colorings in
gay cretonnes in a number of pleasing as
well as practical styles, some with contrast
ingly colored Windsor ties. Trim, tailored
stylos as well as scalloped and belted num
bers will be found among the more popular,
ones. ' . '
:) $1.95 to $1.95 :
N. K. WEST & CO., Inc.
La Grande's leading Store for Over 30 Years
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I threatened them, Yale rowed at hoped will be able to reach
a high stroke. All the oarsmen stranded NobUe cum p.
finished strongly. I icvri Wireless ;u Ida nee
Yales freshman's crew won the I It Is regarded as evidently dlfri-
I ft.-., nurtHI nf Dm jli.tr .1 .-. fnu t 1 . tr n.,lt If nnt' I rti nnuulliln I.. uli-ilfn
'Harvard's first year erew by four Nobllo'a nosltlon exactly without '" I'lan aboard which Itould
lengths over the two-mile course. I wireless guidance. ' Neither of the
The blue youngsters overcame Nol
an early Hhrvard lead and were party
'never headed, although the crlm- Muddalcna, who found the Nobllo
son staged a desperate rally within party on Wednesday, found it dU
.three-fourths of n mile of the fin-, flcult with his excellent
to assist in the search for Com
mander It cm. Ciiillliaud and the
Aimmen set out to the relief of
,rweglnn planes'searchlng for the Rrew Monday night,
.rty.ls eculpped with radio. Major Au U ho" ailn P,lM'd wl
.i,i..i,..,,. ...h r..n,i Mni.ii. out news oi the Trench plane u
rlth-
plunc and
its six" men Including the great
radio Norwegian explorer, the optimism
llsh. The Yales met the challenge. equipment to locate the .marooned w"u" V. . . 1 ' . 1 .s
however, and swept over the line , men. . . . , . ,,x,t,iy-
an easy winner amid the frantic I When Major Maddalena dropped "vl tire os. still express
..cheers of the Wtlo coherts. Moth the suppllon Wednesday only one "m 1 "tl ih-..u ...
; crews flniulied In good physical (of the parachutes to which tin. - ' i
'shape. J packages were attached failed to f , 1
The official times: lopeiu This fortunately contained iJvn slint
Freshman race: Yale 10 minutrs fresh batteries and an accumulator MJ I U kJllJf
seconds; Harvard 10 minutes 43 for the radio outfit whose strength ' ft ijCCOttil It O Ml (I
; seconds. Nobilo has been carefully husbaud-j. .
I Junior Varsity: Yule JO minutes lug. Major Maddalena now plans!
;47 seconds; Harvard I I minutes 4 to drop a new si;t of batteries eiite-
; seconds. j fully packed dn a rublier boat so
j ; mat it win not ne unmageu in lan
I OI.YMI'IA I' IKI.IW, I.'HIITAUU.
June (A P) After helping set
the opening duy juice with a sensa-
i',W0UhllthU,CC'n,..nu:an. 0 or on...!,,""l;?s.10"''!. U'.'" .All,'!",a: "V1"!""1
I iru lii,.i.,,4 i. ,.r i ,. .,, - i (Jjmiy luuay imiu iuiiiv jiu (ti, h-ii
Hprlngfleld, aged KM, who recently Mudriulcpa .hoped lu bo , able to
iMiit i.;
Juno 22 (AH-
Hamilton's
Kraut Juice, good, for
your stomach, 2 cans
35c
Sardines
Preferred; .Stock, . .small
fisii in jiu re olive oil, 3
cans
' Finn,' well sorted pota
toes. Our loss is your
gam, 100 pounds
WOMAN, 101
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nvtr iiiir, - lo Klvo, him li 3fi-holu
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uiirr...-.! ii uMi.li! Dlixitrii hi '...miilii.l mi.l.11 iiti.itlii.f I i.t t. ln.rni-.. Itw. iluv !'KUI . "'"'"V"1 . "V v' V
much Iniiirovrit. Min. i,ynn Im tho onilcil. ,KIh fullow' Itiilliui rilvr. .''"Jf 'nlonlil. ' '
..Must mkmuLp.- or tho KuubIiIlph or Mnjor Ponzo, was planniiiK to sqt W 1 h "0"1"" 'f,ut faf 'r lurr ll,"n
i .I,- ir ,,n.ii,in ' 'on iDo Initial lonnil, contestants
for llio national onn polf champ
ii.MKliip tf-otl oft In u lirilliant 8Un-
Al'ltiQ totlay rjl. Uie.SHUoniH'l 84lolts
over tilts u.T-'fj.yaril fourth cotlruu
Tho Amoriean Hevolllllon In tho away also It pofwtlilc.
stato of. Orison.
KTOCKIIOI..f, Swollen, June
i'Isi:niii.ia.
I'Aitis, juno
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(AT) l.li'Ulih- '
A -(-MeaBer ( oUUIs a, rlvo.l from , Harla, naral Kronnh Wm- ,ttMynptL--'flesv Itountry'-cllib,
Holllna. In ' ;"!;" e,len tl.lH ,,,8 bocn Broon,lnK a Kronsu. , . Tm.,.0 . J1lst u l(,aslua br..e,
...... h piano io. !...,.-..,..... .i.k.il ... llt ,hu stlirfof the pluy hutnhe first
ar tlur tho near future, today offered hla lour lo sai.t ,,,.,, t a a bcf0l.u
- l,rvlco o Proceed to SitilzbelKen hua U,ilasl.a , fil.s ,nre
nioiiiliiK. tolil or the wrecliliiB of piano tor u trans-Atlantic fliKht In
tho Northern ICxprcss ,ne
with a death list of I I.
lioks. ' y
FIND IT
HERE
f There will bo a dance al the li
'Giando hole! b:illroom Monday.
Juno fcf. Mtwic by . Varsity ,Vaga
j bonds. Tickets Jl.oo. :, 0-ai-3l
To love is to remember. Let our
Greeting t 'arils carry your message.
We lave them for every occasion.
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Copy for this column mast be
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Everything But ljlfe Insurance
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O. W. WAUNOCK
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MASOXir Mi:K!l(i
HI It I iv I'AK Ainsi; -
the new bavarian ' I Hit aw-
wan? pattern called "Itird of Para
dise" at liichardson's Art and (Jilt
Shop. It is the most attractive of
all Itaxurian pal terns. You will
like it both for its extreme beauty
and lis reasonable prices
OIJ) 1 1 ATS MAII-; MAY
TaUo your old straw hat to' Rich
ardson's Art and Gilt Shop where
jLu Grande Lodge, No. 41, you can have It made like new, any
at 7:30 this evening. ' . ri,lr or bndu, with spray pn-p-(
y j. aialions which do not stiffen t
T - stiaw, ilo not fade, are waterproof
. ,'and put on so evenly that you can- '
' '(M)lii;i l''(M)l) SAI.I-j- juot till i.voiri''' lutf'fi'oni-new. - Tho
I'rosbyterian hadies" Aid cooked t to you Is very small, &0 lo
food sale next week; lor manse 75 cents." 0--2t
fund. Watch for dule. Q-22-2f
I Principal dli:l ributing point for
Join our Circulating Library and magi.ines and periodicals at New
one of tho best novels willalways .jjq. itook.'Htfire. (i-14Jlf
ub tiviiiiiiuiu iu mu lur iu t,!UM. i
Nowlln Uook Store. " 6-14-tf
I'tm CAXMX(i ; ' -Waterless
cookers in 4 and 5
quart s zes at $G.&0 and S. 50.. Oth
er canning utensils of every de
scription at money-saving prices.
Melvlllo's. ' G-21-3t
coom:i i-xki sai.k '
Py tliii L. i'. S. Ladies' at Stone's
Cash Ktore. Saturday at 10 a. in.
Chicken, pics a specially. fi-Ul-Ht
KislUng Tackle ut special prices,
ill Newlln Hook Worn. li-14-tf
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nfif KiidotaFigs ; (J rape Fruit V "giKiWr' 1 i I lT 35ft ! (
A JnvineHndsir Cream "of Wheat Vre(c stock, whole A . 'I RTrainmK i J
W. " ' Ljuko package pieces, tree ripened, 2 No. W 4wi 9$i Sgg to Si " U ! j I M l. 1.0 i j . 2g N
I "Coffee"' . ' M Llii ! I i HJ-Ss : 1
Imrro ia no filter coffc-e ISllltCl' , II I Cu ncdv-"MwPor V WJJJ3 ..B
Packed !,,,, Preferred A & 1. Ited Soekeye, very ' Ah - .onittiv flOoet ilie X 01Kb I "Sn.TSnl
Stot-'k- 2 "w fine .piMity. No. 1 tail Kiesl) eliurned,, T.est : -J ' ' ) ;
:(2 o-J,!s free) l'" sc m& : W '1111 today ) h New Arrivals, In 4 ; j
Fresh Fruils and Vegetables faJLM iM SHOES 1 1 j
WATEKJ1EL0NS CAt'LIFLOWKR ' J mJM7A iS W X ' f
CANTALOUPES GKEKN BEANS ffjigifftlj ifi' W ' ' 7 ' f
ArRIC0TS kiiksii peas jff ! tSMH vJQJm! ' vr m WM SPFriAl t '
llA.SPliEKUlES NEW P.EETS Fl V ? M WM Wi vf . , , , , , . V
PEACHES EKES11 TOMATOES , J3 ' 1 Jj'4 --WW " miltl'yJZmMaXiZ ' 1
okan(:ks 'i,xd lettuc, - Event" wZr . I i M . 29c : i
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Hostess Takes Fresh Today (jl ' 4' T ' .;. 1 ulti: b '
Kananas Three Pounds 25c h .JT ( knwKoul f5 r when you siujcs d Hosiery- b I
If VyV 5rLvi picture tha you'll J - , -.
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