La Grande evening observer., December 07, 1928, Image 9

Friday, December 7, 1028.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
rage Nine
irmer Wallowa
"ounty Boy Is
I Coolidge Guest
Uy Mis. William Wiwaitfi
(Observer Correspondent)
OST1NK, Ore. (HpecaD Hit-.
3iyd, a former resident of Kn
rlse, wim a puedt of Proaldent
Mm. Coolidtje at a tea given
ntly ut Washington, I). C, In
interests of the K0UU,00u
litltre fund for the Clark school
the doaf at Northampton.
b. Billie gave a talk at the
He In tho son of Mr. and Mrs.
it'l Boyd and has gone to school
he Clark Institution ever since
was large enough to attend
ol. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd moved
iais Angeles, Cul., during the
BUM) HUT.
I'Orge l.utze. Jr., 1-awrcnce
rson, J. T. DrlskiU and Torn
do were arrested Tuesday even
on a charge of hunting ducks
r sundown. Mr. Dixon paid a
j of-25 and the others will
td trial.
. rthur Knight, of Troy, drove
to J .a Grande Sunday,- stop
r at Klgin to visit his parents,
vin Courtney accompanied, him
I .a Grande where he went to
t his sinter. Mrs. Hoy Carper.'
Knight returned home Monday,
ii tie forest Wilson wan fixing
phono wires near Flora Satur-'
day. a limb that he wan standing
on, broke and let li tin fall, break
ing his leg juHt above the ankle
and dislocating his other ankle The
Injured man wait taken to Flora
where he received medical atten
tion. ' Mr. and Mrs. Katie Hudson, of
Jotteph, but who formerly lived ut
I-ostlne, also spoke.
A 1 hiinkHglving dinner party
wan given ut Haker by Mr. and
Mrs. 1.. K. Wlggans and daughter,
Doris Milter, at their home at 2219
Second St. The house was decor
utfd with bouquets of roses and
candlesticks. At I o'clock the
KUfHts were nembtel In the din
lmblcr, made a biiHtne.su visit to Lai ing room to find comical place
Grande Monday of lust week, cards w hich were made by a car
James Alexander Duy died at I toonist who was one of the- gtiests.
his home at Joseph Saturday, Nov.
24, at the age of 74 years. Ills
death marked the passing of an
other of Wulloua county's pio
neers. Ills wife precedi'd him sever
al years ago. He leaves to mourn
his loss, five children, James !.,
William B., Kdwurd Lee, of Killer-
priBe. Mrs. Lucy Miller, of Joseph,
Turkey und ull the trimmings were
served and a social time was en
joyed by ull. Those present were.
Mr. und Mrs. Will in nt Wt spans,
Marvin 1. Wlggans. of lmblcr.
Chas. C. Burdock. Miss Mildred
Bradford. Krnest Bradford, Mrs.
Anna Gardiner, Billle Gurdiner.
( 'lem Musonheimer, the Misses
and Lizzie Williams of Luntine. Tho Muriel Malone and Modist Nel-
funural services were conducted by MO. A. L. Grant. J. A. McCtaloon.
the itev. V. V. Shields In the 'Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Morris. , Mrs,
Presbyterian church and burial was Gwendolyn Morris, of Imbler, and
in the Enterprise cemetery.
Little Kdwin Lampkins, of Flora,
was 'severely burned on his right
side last week. He was with ills
father, who was burning straw and
his clothing caught fire. A place
about six by eight Inches wus
burned over his right side. He is
reported to be recovering as well
as can be expected.
The Wallowa County Ministerial
Mrs. J. A. Hoskins.
Mrs. Stanley Legore died at her
homo Nov. 26 in South Joseph.
Mrs. La Gore had been 111 for sev
eral weeks. She leaves to mourn
her loss, her husband and four
children. Lois. 18, Tressa. 16. Mer
rett, 12, und her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J, A. Whitman, of Joseph.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Scott, of Jo
seph, spent Thanksgiving day on
school after being It) (or more tlitui
a week. v
The Trl-City band appeared In
concert at the O. K. theater Tues
duy. A special number was given
by Guy Craig and the MIhhcw Kreda
Hull and Ladeska Gray, of Los
tine. The Neighborhood club will give
an entertainment and bazaar Fri
day evening. Iee. 7 at tho high
school uutliturium.
K. K. Cpham, traveling auditor
for the I'nion Pacific and Joseph
Fox. route auditor for the Ameri
can Kx press company, were at Los
tino Tuesday on business.
Among those who have been
having the flu uro Mr. und Mrs.
D. Magee.
Mr. and Mrs. Wuyne Crow have
purchased a new Ford coupe.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Wade en
tertained at ThiinksKivtng dinner.
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Apph'Kitte.
Mr. and Mrs. Price Applegate und
family und .Mr. und Mrs. Sum
Wade, of Enterprise.
George Houser, who recently
underwent a serious operation at
St. lncent's hospital at
reported. He had both appendix
and gall bludder removed. His
many friends are glad to hear of
his speedy recovery.
Acting mi numerous requests
for the organization of a volunteer
fire department in Wallowa, U. It.
Kutphln. street and wuter superin
teiuli-nt, called a meeting In the
council rooms last Friday.
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pla.m; FAcroKV ktahtud
KANSAS CITY- (AD-Construction
of the npw American F.uglc
Aircraft corporation factory is now
well under way. with completion
set for January I.
The factory has been designed
for an annual production capacity
of 1.2o airplanes and is situated
on a two acre tract adjoining Fair
fax utrport. '
M7ITKU I UO.M lKX)Yi:it
P1TTSIU KG (AP) Hazel Mat
ter, 11, has received a letter from
President-elect Hoover thanking
'ortlaud. I her for a letter of congratulation
is "trettlnfr alone very nicely, it n on his election.
COVE COUPLE
TO MAKE HOME
AT M EACH AM
Ity Mrs. A. G. ConkUn
(Observer Correspondent
COVE, Ore., (Special) Miss
Irene Haag and Calvin Wright
were quietly married in La Grande
on Wednesday, Nov. 28. They are
well known here, where they have
lived for many years, nnd have the
good wishes of the entire commun
ity. They will make their home
at Meacham where they went Im
mediately following the ceremony.
Hobert Laird, who is Htudylng
music, in Portland, came home for
the Thanksgiving vacation,
John Hayfer. who went east to
visit a sister In Pennsylvania In
October, returned home Sat unlay.
Tho Fun und Joy Bridge club
held a very delightful parly on Fri
day evening at the home of Mr.
ami Mrs. Stewart French. Seven
tables were at pluy. Mrs. G. 10.
Barker won high scoro for tho
women nnd L. G. 'hn.lwlcl; for
tho men. Lunch was served ut
the close of the games. Those
pies. lit were. Mi, nnd Mrs. Keith
McCoOl. Sarah Williamson, Miss
Jean Welmer, MIhh Vina Con ley.
Grunt and Merril Conley, Mr, nnd
Mrs. G. K. Barker, Mr. and Mrs.
It. II. Daniel Mr. und Mis. W. J.
Hallmark. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Miller. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. II. Orton.
Mr. and Mrs. Joint Miller. Mr. and
Mrs. L. J. Chadwick. Miss Be.ss
Keili.y, F, B. KeJUy and Mr. und
Mrs. Chas. llibbard.
The Eastern Oregon Dairymen's
association will hold a meeting at
Cove on Tuesday. Iec. II ut the
1. O. O. F. hall for the purpose of
finishing the year's business und
election of officers. The meeting
is called for to o'clock und every
one is urged to bo on time. A
basket dinner will be furnished by
the patrons and tho assocltion will
furnish Ice cream and coffee. j
Dutch Datt-a. club, Alab studvnU
who believed partners at social at
fiiira should pay half the bill or-
ganlzed Ih'e club. Two-thirds of
the members -deserted a month af
ter organization, and tho others,
deciding tlielr stand was futile, de
cided to disband.
I KTOM WITH CO-i:iK
MINNEAPOLIS (A I') Custom
has brought victory to I 'diversity of I
ils ami death to t lie 1
POXDOSA FIXE
Thu choicest of Lumbor is
a carpenters paradise.
Green Chain anl Box Wood
delivered on short notice.
Fur Sen Ice Cull Main 8.
IiOWMAN-IIICKS
LUMISER CO.
Minnesota
mee ing was held on Monday at ho Jwe!l Scott who arR , m hea)ln
Methodist parsonage at Enterprise
Supt. Lee Williams, gave a talk on
co-operation ' of the church and
school. The Hcv. Boudinot Seeley,
who Is assisting the Itev. Mr.
Shields In a series of meetings at
Reducing
good
may ruin
looks
Extreme dieting is also dangerous to health
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A FAM out doctor discusses the effects of ex
treme wsight reducing on the skin. Frequently,
he iy, "the face takes on an anemic look.
Healthy color is absent and a sallow tinge
gives the distinct appearance of weariness
and age." He says that the loss of only a
few pounds by a middle-aged person will often
"make the skin of the face wrinkled and
baggy." After excessive reducing this is no
ticeable also on the hands.
Besides, skinninessJs unbeautiful. "Essentially," says an emi
nent doctor, "the curve is fundamental to beauty. . . . The really
beautiful consists of that which is healthful and efficient." He
goes on to warn us that "The craze for thinness is an attempt to
modify the process of nature."
j Women to be beautiful should be natural and healthy, and it
' is dangerous not only to good looks but to health for women,
girls or men to try to standardize their weights. Eat plenty of
; varied nourishing foods. Everyone needs a certain amount of
; fat in the tissues of the body. Don't forget the value of sugar in
, making other foods tasteful and enjoyable. There is no substi
tute for sweetness as a food and flavor. In reducing, decrease the
. quantity ":f all foods, but enjoy variety. Health is necessary to
beauty. The Sugar Institute.. .
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ete Gray and Itomaln Ham
mond have moved up South Forks
where they have a trap line aut.
They expect to camp there, all
winter.
11. If. Magllt Is able to be out
again after a very severe attack of
sciatic rheumatism.
Mrs. T, M. Cook spent last week
visiting her brother, I.Inz Ham
mock and family. She la now vis
iting her sisters at Lost in e.
Miss Klsio Allen returned Sun
day to Morgan to resume her school
work after spending Thanksgiving
with her parents, Mr? and Mrs.
Karl Allen.
Mrs. Sadio Hall has . returned , M
home after spending several davs.0
ut the Wallowa hospital '
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Council, ofjH
Ladd Canyon, spent Thanksgiving
at the homo of Mrs. Council's par- m
ents. Mr. and Mrs. George Tilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moffltt. of ,
Enterprise, were down Friday vts--H
iting with Mrs. Olson. Mrs. Mof-
fitt's mother. ! I g
Mrs. Carrie Candle Is very 111 JQ
again and has been confined to her ; mm
bed since Friday. mm
Mrs. Al Thompson and two.
daughters, of Wallowa, were visit-
lug friends at Losttne Friday. I
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Martin who H
make their home In Idaho and who gg
have been visiting friends at Los-'gg
tine, left for their home last Tubs
day. ijj
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mn.cKen
zie and family, and Mr. and Mrs. H
Asa Craig, of Joseph, were guests g
ThankKglvInK' nt the homo of Mrs. m
F.lla MacKinzle. '5
Miss Claudine Gerth returned
Monday from Salem where stio urn
went to spend Thanksgiving with H
her parents. :
Mrs. Kmeretta Moffltt Is able to g
resume her touching at the liberty mm.
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NEW CARS
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Saturday and Sunday,
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Toys for Boys and Girls
Guns
Air Itirlts. .ii Kitls, Play liunw, Tuy Macliiim
(lulls in sui'h famous ninkes as. Daisy. Item-
fimtun, WiiK'hesler. .Colts, tiuvugc ami
Daisy 500 shot Air ,Klfle.
At Ullbert'0 only...
J1.98
Trains
Mechanical Trains of- all kinds front 8 He In
SI H5. Electric Trulns from SI.W5 to $IU.H..
You will find our select lun the best to be
found anywhere, and at the lowest, prices.
The famous-"American Flyer" train is 1M l
inches long. Power speed governed locomo
tive alone Is V.. Inches long. Uaggage car
has eliding doors. Passenger coach, co;il
tender und 10 sections of track. 103 inches
long, complele, this wonderful
set ut UHbert's only
Sleds and Skiis
l-Jvery size In the Flexible Flyer und Fire Fly.
Skiis in all sizes.
At Gilbert's only
$2.49
$1.52
Wagons
98c to $4.95
Cooking Sets
Aluminum sets just like mothers only small
er. Priced from :tc to 18-plece
baking sets. This very complete set has
almost all the Ihiim's that mother uses
when she bakes. There's cake. Jelly, bread
ami pudding pa u, cookie moulds, basting
spoon and even a flour sifter. Get this set
In a pretty box at Tuylaud, nt this unusually
low price. dJ-J rQ
At Gilbert's only tpltti
Buggies and Go-Carts
Woven fiber dolt carriages. Looks like a
ri-al baby carriage und one of which both
you and dolly would be mighty proud. Body
Is woven of flat flher finished In your choice
of Ivory, tan and gray. Stands inches
hili and is I "i U inches long and 8 Inches
wide. .M'tnl parts and wool handle are
enameled bl.icli. The ti-im-h wheels arc
cushioned with noiseless rubber tires. See
these at Toyland.
Al Gilbtrt's only
$2.75
A metal wagon 15ji3 Inch sie, balloon style
dice wheels, rubber tires and roller
bearings at Gilbert's only.
$4.95
Games 25c
T0LYAND
At Gilbert's
is the home of the world's finest
toys at prices not to be excelled
anywhere. Leave your letters in
our SANTA CLAUS MAIL BOX.
All Steel Trucks
$1.49 to $6.98
Sturdy trucks, fine entfihe.i. cars, ambulances
and racers. Army truck 4 inches bom and
It inches hlfch, steel rubber-tired. d
At Gilbert') only tptiaOU
Mack Dump Truck
$4.95 to $13.95
K! Inch board panics with wood discs and
spinners. There are many famous and pop
ular Vitrietles. such as "3 lllind Mice,"
"Freddie FrK." 'Mack ltabblt," "Old Mrs.
Goose," "ibly Poly lieur," ami "Tabby
Cat."
Genuine Kiddie Kars
urdy cars it h rubber-tired disc, w beets
id a lie 1 1. Fra me cut 1 rely of steel. Sc :it
i inches frit ni t he ground. ft A
: Gilbert's only fpfUO
Games 50c
At cirrv
fiiii'in.ikf-i
sqna re pi:
miniature iiittos,
"Poor .lennv," "
1 1 1 r 1 1 v fair
Four k'a
ililf surfiie
on will find (hose
lies uilh 1 i-i Inch
Auto luce Kith
radio with loud speaker,
iptain Hop Acro-V
Mack Truck, heavy nU'fl pedal truck 2: I
inches. It will carry u, -uO-llt. loud and will
stand the severest use
at Gilbert's only
$11.95
Kiddie Kar Scooter
.Ml st.'"l
ll-r .-.ir-
$1.98
JH inches hltrh. ;)i iri. hes lor.tf.
with I'-i IImoii t pe disc w heels, n
in. At
(iill-ert s unty
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Dec. 8
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IN WHICH
Presents entirely netv style creations
in the fine car field
fe.. .Si
Your own eyes will convince
you of " '
Chrysler Leadership
' Such style and dash as you will
see in this display of new Chrysler
models many of them have never
been shown here before will easi
ly convince, you of Chrysler's su
periority in the entire motor car
field. The tide toward Chrysler
surges on always ahead in re
markable performance always
ahead in beauty of design and now
better and more beautiful than ev
er. We want everyone to see these
cars. No selling effort will be
made. Feel free to come in with
out incurring any obligation to
buy. Come and bring your friends
Saturday and Sunday.
Our New Garage.
We are now completely equipped
in our new commodious garage to
give Chrysler owners a type of ser
vice that will set new standards of
excellence in this community. Our
facilities for washing, greasing
and general repair work are sec
ond to none. No matter what make
of car you drive when you need
garage service you will find us on
the job to take care of you.
"!was5'
Corner Jefferson and Greenwood.
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