La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 21, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, September 21. 102S LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page Three moc Students Return To Colleges For Coming Semester iety-News ii i mm& Hi 1 f Mi.s. M. A. ll:ii!i-.n Mil daughter Untli, enh-rlaine 1 with a delight t nl ; dinner I at ty Wc.lip s.l.iy night at I the I. a (it.iud-i . Hotel. Mr. ami j M;.s. ,), K. K.yuolds mill .Mi', and t Mrs. liuuaid (11. mi weie the. other honor glP-:dS. Asteis in pastel .-iiu-.il' m. iii' a very :itti;tt.iv( tables U'l eoted in I la- w oi l;. K, Pai.-toell Jicot I, MUlll i X'-i llt iVC, illfill spuku to (lie patents n ml scouts. Swastika Bridge Club Entertained Bridge Pointers 11 Mlllon V. Work IKIl.ls Upuu lllldilll,- t"o Killlf Ul l.V,. ),,. Jack ot luuiuomls Willi Noith .una 1 '"'i "'"lift tJUllll, Injured By Auto Tim Swastika, liiido it dclightiul ew nmg of Mr. and .M i s. Ward Thursday. 'I' fipt-mng school activities hi.- ih- center ul attention hi the envies ol ; tliH younger 1'odi in l-;t (iian !. '11 1 ? wek liiai,.s an e.di:s tiiMiij tlm city ot yuing people w no ui- S.ieeii iii'uiImi t i.f Troop No, IP (and. Fo! iuw Hlg l he vat .Is. a Irtw-. leaving for colli i-s an. I tniiversi- 1 Uy S outs nt Ann-rii a. IU orl uincd ; tull iSt: Juiulmaii was served. ! tics in Oregon, Washington, ali-j t.i.-ir parents fast light at a ban j f v J j fornut, Idaho and farther a a , Hu. I . ul th Methodist church. I Mts. Kij.Ile and .Mi J. 1'-1 plac.s. School ai-Uvitiea in Hi-' .bout were in attendance und: i.....a.,..i- is... Cast! ilia, itiullui.s iiii'l i..Ilirs ot" prndi- 1 lilltmis ,.,,!, nf 1m. o. K. S. Wed- ! I ON rilAtT ItKllK.I uh spent' 'ontlnuing one t t tio luiUK' 11 "nu " t'lie saie tuny parn- tabks ol brldg both may bu missing ulthuugh the chancea arc that una o( them is there. Ol courBo 11 would bo u (kid oiltroiiiir it, Mth H httrc r-odd and 11 al in MKht, North and Suutli ' i,iiould hid lor a Mam and tail j to maiio it. However, tin six-bid t i'Olttl.l-'t ,n " nun it l'(uiiaui) KlICCCCil. Wind tiii.s hand was piny lli:l,i:il Secinl Mr. and Mrs. W'tniani (Ml. living ni-ar Snm nifi vilU', nr iinitt wtrritd over Ui result if an uulo accldciH In which thiir Miandson, I.awit'iu'c Ht, five c,u-.ld son of .Mr. ami -Mrs. Otto Hide passim; wlu-ui vi-r it is iin turn ' uas u ' ,'t" I to ihclare: uivi anutluT oatr jULio in p!ay duiinj: thu ivflnr. wr N,-h and Souili hands lodHy, in IwUJi ln .it prizu lor lii;li s.-oro t.o- j which South Ls the It- ahr. j inK to .M: . and Mis. Walter Now - was led; South puhlic .schuuls ul' La. lir;iin. ha U uniiiii'nce.l. V.-.sli iday atb-i iium Alic AssoeiJled !irl SMi lelitMut liic f i ik li hi hool eiiterlaine i at a :u1y! honoriiiK tin I'res'uran k i j tn. .'I'm- morrow the asMicin'li ii i pl rnnii:':; a hike liiiiiHi- p:ttis an 1 il l:-i , tally all Iho m-oUIs Wei.- Ili.-.v 1o'm.Sjliiy ,.x,.,u,m at the Masonic halt, enjoy lh ec ik-nt picraiu oi llt ,,,. ,.t.Kni;,r juoinhiy m.-eiiiiK. An j talUs Klven. I c-njoyablc social eventn was sim.t I r. V. T. I'ly, u( Ibd l.alie. j j ti.si.l.nt .t tl:i- Ka.-flern Ul eijoll t lAlSTlNlv, ., ( peela I . - liiiictioiiH have been i?iv. n dunrn,' Hoy Scout -ull vi- council. sjioK'! -Mis. ln-ow ik.ih enieriaini-i lh- vv. el; tor those who are leiin--; to. the ml. !:ti;.- on scout w oil; j last wek in honor of tin- rhrstiati lor school. j ::s it el lecU e lucat1on.il pi our, ss. h in ch l.adi.-.s Aid ot Wallowa. jit. v. i',i,,v,v, s wiit inasTei i.fjMiM. Trank Hradiey and Mrs. I'au- llono.in-4 Miss Marjorie ll-ynofds Tro..i No. ;;. talked n lh- in- I ot ' line Uradh-y were num,,;: U.om who hit yi ,-tt. -i-.y I'tr I'-mVlis t ; Hco:;i .1 nil,' !!.e parentM and t am 1 - l'i es.ni. enter Or. i-un Stale r.tUe.:e. Mr. and ' li- s of 1.5..y Scout. to b.-tMiie in- I l'ondosa. Or (Special) TiF5 10-8-2 N0H1H I l sotmf jfr Nitne Afl k-09-7-5-3 fl-010-9 AfiJ( ,011. Hf t'lMIN l:.IV. iiKUl'''ll i)h HlKt truiiu-.l a. i.l l.il thu A.-u ul iriliniis. ' lamliy was i.u i-ilm'tiiiB lu uxlu.ust Hit. mlVKHfl11"'11' "' to Kaw.Mn tllciton 1., trumps in uio luun.l.s. Hut all llifffl lh' l!"Uil.l-ei and Iht'n mi uiIv.TH.- trumps nrrr lu uif liuiul. '" 1IiIb '""UIV la visit lilllm-rmis ami all, r th.' first trumps .! . ill , ri-l.nlv.-s lu l.a (iiancli.. Hiiiinnrr-.,u,- lu.u.l, an. I all.-r th.' Ilrsl trllln !""'' ""'" lliils. WliMu m-ai-I..UU.I S..11II1 was ukllK.'d lo ri- !J"" '"" 'H.v. "' ''' "I'liui'il si.r! to tin. tryiiiu .-Mi.-ilii ul nt ka,l-i"' ivpalr it tiro ami II was 111K ill.- .Uv utul Kiuk vt I'luhs to ; ; RICHLY ITU TRIMMED FALL -COATS. Authentic in Stvle and Moderately Priced, $17.50 to $9S.50 PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Ready-to-Wear & Millinery Ma up your iiiin.l h j liail.l i-liou!.! 1..- I.j.l l.y Soulll an. I " J'r t?'3 -;4 There is much imitation vanilla on the market. Watch for it. It has a loud and flashy taste. Good cooks demand the delicate, flowerlike flavor of pure vanilla - - Schilling's, n m rwfoc " IO Snk'M -iV. Bnklnir I'otvilrr Tcn - . 1 , ... ,.-.-.-rTr. it; MM A Few Specials for Saturday Thai Are Money Savers lor Yov. Please Phcne our Orders I'arlv (.ocrd Grapes hi lo !!. iutxe. (same weight as in I caskets) Lady Fiiurei (Irares, -I H Sweet I'olaloes. 1 pounds wvv'x Haskeis t;f Titinatces 7.)C (inindo Rimtb Valley Prunes t 79c Apple Box lied Mexican l'.eruis, - H ; ( 'iir.ee fr Jelly, -'ru::d Finest lar:re calin c;- e l;ux, ' 20 lbs. Tola'. School iJty l Yellow llama Corn Flakes. Corn Fancy California S-fl pound, Powdered Sue.'ar, Iks. Veal -round fVr Heat ! 'okinrj: apples, ..', pound .k;od. do:-;. -lu-1! Walnuts, oaf. per pnund Fresh Dre-serl Kk.ode Iiand Ii I-'rvs and Hens. North belore r.adinit: the eplana tion that ttdlows. i'areni-'readier association spoil- 1 ""-""ii. sored a- leci'Ption tor Iho school! s'u t Ii should open th.- eun i ra. t -t.,.ii,.r iii ii... imi.iii' , l is Mis-i , lUK n' hiddinjL,- eHher five or s!: i Marie ConloHiie and Mr. Van Fleet, Monday niu'hl. About :"n att.-n.led; the reception to mwt the tiach- tl .1 Ks :i and 4, and then a small ! trump, pla niK the Kihl troui ', I ii nt in The adversaries took this ! trump, led another Spade which. South rutted; put IMiiumy In with Ihn Ten ot trumps; cashed the two' Kood Olubs, discarding two I ia imiiids troiu Closed Hand; and then I ti n . I the 1 "lainond linesso w !iteh suceced-d and liavo 1'eclafi'r the j Small Slam. The nauibit f lin ! iu ci'ssurily losing a trump (so ;is I Inn to set up an entry In Pommy) the only way In w hu h tho S.ain could be u p: I'tically :mily Tho hand ii sure lo tal.e eh-v. a triek:i unassis ted; only a wildly fr.-aUish distri bution of tin- adverse cards could sion prevent its UoiiiK so. As tin- is litile I'liaiuv that ci s. The e emntr as plea; spent in a et -acquainted .Sl, Mis. Steve ltak.-r tanff two solos rl !i will jump, it is important which were j;reatly a p p rectal e.l . t h ;, t Suih bid the full strength of Oaneiip w as enjoyed duriliK i he 'vemny ..red. and refresh tnelits wen ! I'l'NlKlSA. Ore. ( S peeia I . M is. . W. (Iray ail. I Mrs. Henry Mux It mid w ho aie it-slKMin as officers 'of the Primary association were en leitaini'd at a surprise party by the , Primary W ednesday i-veilllli,' al t he -home ot .Mrs. Gray. The ev'eiiiiiKi was pleasantly spent playimc Kanies. 1 i Painty let re.-h in ems. con.sistuiK ol ice cl eaili. cake ail 1 pUlli ll. W ere ; ;s.ied. Hot !i Mis. (riay and M is. i ;Malie!d were presented with Kills' in token of their work in the club, j Those, present, besides t lie Junior i i quests Were: Mrs. Kujjene Nelson, ;Mrs. I, men Nelson. Mrs. Kslherj ! Hansen, Mix. Frank l.arsvn. Missj I Mai uaret Taylor, Mrs. Mets l,er- I 'wilt and Mrs. James Wade. : i l.ostine, (ire., (Special) A .tjitlt' On;,' parly and linen shower wire- t:ien Thursday at the home of Mr 'and .Mis. F. I.. I' en r v e. by ; bv M i s. Pert ha Knhii, honmiiiK i ' li.-r niece, t M i s. 11. K. Snai t.. nee i i Maxillf Pearce. .,'r. and M rs. St:a rl. lite stnd.-ntH nt l!ie I'nlver-i isiiy of Oregon. A delitfhlful din-1 in-r was ser e l at noun by M rs. ' Kuhn and Mrs. Pearce. ! liis hand. The two elements of rlk in bidding si are; (a) North may have tlu A. e ol Spades and lump to seven on the strength of It, although that Ace wmild tint a-i-l a trick to Suiilh's holdtn-;; (b) the Small Sl.u.i probalily de- iado. rniiiTrr:T V- V ili 11. u Ed ElKMhart Expert Radio Service and Repair Man is Now Connected 'With Adler's IlusicCo. La Grande Dealers in R. C. A. Radios and Vict o r Radio Combinations. I'Imiiio Alain Kilo Am! lal will siuviic your Ita.lio Carload Of The Real Orihoplionic V 1 sirl c i l.ostin.', t)iv. ( Special) . -- Thf an- ullal r'.p. i a lit ' lilt . link' of ll'" ' N-Mlil.orlM.o.l . lull was lifl.l la.M ( j 'l lilirs hiy iu Hi.' I.asellli'lll ol lli.' I I ' r.'st . I f ria u chili, tl. 'I'lio mclll iuas Illy liis- ol tin- tall. Ka.-li wo juiau pn s. 'lit ti:io a .lol lir w lil. lv Islo- 1h-.;..-II' fia'l .iii'iii.l il ilrin Hi.' slll.iiiH'i- ali.l iu rliyiuo sin- I ol. I how luailo il. -Mis. I'olllf -.ar.f an. I Mrs. William WlKKans w !' sal.l lo liavo pi.s.ut.-.l II... pr.z.', l.ikiiii; i ins ol til.- all. rtloou. ; Announcements option id h iv n I iiN enirii: at lh.- Me;lm-liht Oiuopal nircll lor t lie IP pastor and Ids i if, . I hi IJ-V. and Mrs. V. I-;. Hall ! id family. A sloi t proKiam will I I.atiiie.i an! r I ieslnnent;i will' swWd. All tut rubers and friends tin- cliuiih ar.- inil.-.l to al ii- will 1m- a i'"U ul.i r no et ii inbers o'' I -a ( 1 ! a ude ass. iil ( ir.i. i- ..f Oainl-ow for tin VaM.nie hall Saturday r at 7 o'l'loek. ItislaCatl leers Will I"' held. Ail Ala SO ...st '-i n St ai s i w t l.-..m. And Combination Radio and Viclrola Just Received We are in position to display all of the latest models of Victrolas and Radio Combinations. Let-ni show you tho. row Combination Radio sStyle-lHa-ltK-ky nunin r) Price $230.-()() Com plete. All styles and models now on Display. Easy terms. ADLER'S MUSiC COMPANY In A'ith Newlin's MENUS lly Silor Mary I'.l; K. K .'.ST Ii. s . ..in, I. al.. .1 I'r. ii. Ii -oi -'. mill.. 11.1 V. al UMiiKuN ii. ill. Pal. s. . I- am. 1 vols. 1 '.I. I- 1...I t .-ry . i.l.l.auo, app:.- sail. .-. ooi.l.--. Mill!;. 1-a. I I N N K K - V. V tal.l. plal. , ro.. tl ( lit . s.. ila.l, ll'iil! oii.. I.. .a l YIm Is I'.'i- alii ..111 I Ullal I 1 1 all II ill.l Iii. i.k p. .1 1 p in min. I lh.' iici - ssil y .. ai llli.' 111.- III. Ullal ol' cool. ill-. 'I'll.' p.'.la all-1 sval Uliil. il. s ar. plain,."! lo M."- up any !! ! o or. fn, in !:- ln.i previous .liiin'os 111. i. .! St. i ali.l haio .1 iril. I In in utul cui 'riiiiliiilcs I 11!.' . lip el.opp. .1 . a 1 ami l a I. a I..t . .., st.i!,. lo. .I'l ...ll..l. :; - I i'..p 11.!!.., - !..f-pOO!is nan..' pa' ''. J i;i;s. s;. 1 1 i.n l 1 "I'l" ' M. 1: lailo r. ii. PI It. ail cruo ' . ara I milk iin-l .....k -iv. mlii'i''." .-uni:ir . on.'.ian-.'.y. A.I.I ll-.i! iirol .1 ,.,,,... : .p.p. 1 1 1 1 V N. ;.. ,.,'s... If . iu'f.-s V" Chic New Hats That Are "Different: Cir.'icrcila s;it"-ia;i;:(.s in l.-.iyinjr a;-; well as in "; s'-Ilinu - - tl.crei'ii.-i.' il'.; mily natural that you find :-:iiart"'r i.i-'.t"!' values. Remember y-m need j.; y i:tuy a : mall part down, the. re mainder while you are enjoying being better dres.-.('d. The hats i re -i'ieed .s:;.)5 t , ;i i.or Cinderella Frock Shop then thai the boy ran In front of When a woman I Molcothij; an approaching car. 11 suffered pearlies sho doesn't want clings. internal Injuries and a broken let;. Hut with a man tt It) different. lielalivcs hero art) awaiting for further word in lizard to the accident. The practice of euttlnir the crop of a lowl open and Ki-wiug It up again Is resorted to In cases of Im paction or w lun valuable tow Is are t'l poisoned by being fed -spoiled can-isiay lied or putrid meat, says Pi W, T. Johnson, poultry pathologist at the Oregon station. Fowls suspeetid of impaction are isolated without food or wui'T lor - I hours. If impac tion exists t he .enlarged crop w ill not bo reduced, Makes Girls More Attractive Wouldn't vim. too, like a face pow- l-r that will keep shine away mger tprrud smoothly - not clog Hie purrs and always bo pure and fine'.' It is made by a new I'lein h Process and is called M KLLo-Cl.u. Il is surely a Won derful Face Pow di'r. Just try MKLLo-tlho. Glass Progs, Inc. Adv. IRE9SBSlfi!HSaiS2EE2E31SaBEQ3HIIIBB h Stevens - Van Engelen Co. I ln ... t- IT..II.H.... f I., ft.... W I n Grtimli. On. N Ladies' Fall Coats At Low Prices $1-1.75 to $5!).50 H m n BKIlBSSSESHBSIBSaBEIBSaEBEIIillllll "5 CASH CARRY I'lione Orders Main J1 i jCV lu.'.i ssi. d u im- .jv,..xtrv Si. rHAIlM STY1RPS MODERN FOOD STORES We Deliver $2..r0 Orders Vour Interests Aie Our Interests We know it is good business to consider the interests of the buying pub lic and for this reason we make it a point to serve our customers just as well, if not better than any other like concern. Stones Cash Stores, Inc., have pledged themselves to the service of the consuming public and with this thought in mind we never, cease striving to serve you better and save you most. Your satisfaction is guaranteed when you buy your foods at one of our stores. Note the unusual values we offer for Saturday and Monday with the hopes of pleasing old customers and attracting new. BUTTER llest local Cream ery, 2 Pounds $1.03 OLEO Swifts Margarine, 97( 2 pounds PEANUT BUTTER Makes fine sandwiches for tired, hungry Kiddies, 2 0C Pounds JJ SOUP Van Camps Tomato, 3 for 19c CRACKERS Fresh, crisp crackers, with milk or used for various sandwiches are both healthful and eco nomical for the Kiddies. Include, a box with your next order, 15 pound Pox, Plain or 9Qr Salted, Old Hickory Smoked Salt For Curing This salt has been smoked with Hickory Wood Smoke by the Kdwards process. It combines smoking and curing, no smokehouse needed, there fore saves shrinkage due to S in o k e h o u s e heat. 10 Pound Can $1.19 RICE WALNUTS I APPLES Fancy I!lue Rose, Doc- No. 1 C.rade, soft shell- Fine, Delicious, while tors recommend it for ed. Verv special, A(i they last, CO indigestion, 5 0Q. 2 pounds 4J Pox, QUtJ Pounds JJ MACARONI COCOANUT ,,ilt,P0TAT0ES ,, . i i n jo Fresh and tasty in ' ,,,, '' JJ 1 .est grade hu k, A0( , , , . , . J or pounds, v ' I'-fr : 4j Si'!'.;1:;,';;,, 33c $1 25 MATCHES SWEET SPUDS 2 pounds C li box Carton, Southern Sweets, A 0C; at. Stones, 17. pounds, uu SPAGHETTI ;vj,:v Fine served witli CAn tLLLAI tomatoes, 2 0. oUAt Wtdl Pleached, J Palm Olive, Toilet, 0C(. J lmndu's 19 1 bars Ld JEi!L CIGARETTES LETTUCE Powl of Chili hits the Camels, Duckies, Ches- Solid Heads, Large spot this cold ?0r ters, Old Colds, CI 1 C size, 2 1QC weather, o pounds ,JJ Carton "P1,1 0 for lJ CT TtT1 A T? r & 11 (':"u'- We li'Kht to rci VJrlVliniit,. Hundred pounds PU.UJ i t-i' J: :" c