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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1928)
Page Four Thursday, Dm-ml'ior 13, LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Si ef tills yiljjiv. luimcd ti mother, patient oAasierii mjiH' times, "you T larllng!" x in i hut linif 01 Hon one hr.'iix must not touch! And she g ni ly iinscrhmldcd it fat, hro w n i li i noo ; on f rum the rhild's hloiid h;ilr. The counter with the ciieus animal was a little high fr danu htcr to i vaell, hut h hml manag-d to hrlng one animal down mio her hair, a it hannrncd!. ; T enjoy visiting u toy store. One most take a ;hild along. The more ifnugln-ition the cmld jmsst js.-m, the hltr. A tilth' girl, who started Th tiny pleasantly. Iy inventing a gfim Of hr ov. ll- nf cmiul ing all th hltie Velvet 'foills she HilW It rent help. Jihe had unf fthjctlvc - n doll ttin- pile to bp Within a dollar. She wanted a small doll, tuiKuiiy, mIh- Haiti, ho nh rotiM make doilies for ll. Ih 'inn Mumping I ju ly Thin noi't of excursion innsf ho conducted en rly In I he wesson to Is- truly cnjoyahlo. ( hie couldn't have, near su lunch fun Inter, when the nlsles a n. crowili d und th nIrspeople lire weary. After slopping to admire some ry heuutliui Htth' miiMic lmxeK that tinkled lllttr hell-like- tones, anil a glaMH '-a.se with n village, and ft w hole railroad nytem in It. switches, a station, street lights, u stop ami go Kn ,t,i H train, of course. It wax r.n.. ,J to wo Uli Visit Urn dolls imiiM-.lial.-ly. Thpi-H were Just cvi 1 r ko many rinlls to eh nose from, even If one's purchase uah limited to one preci ous dollar. They ranged in size from a tiny person who rouM hiile wilder ft stamp-at imsf under a Kpeclnl Di-llvery Hlaiiip, all iUohk- , t'A. too. In a eroelieted eostimM'. tn(lliinK to looh at. I.ililo trunkH a fitrt fit haliy doll with a mild j that would clone and pick. Wlo-n blank exjri'nnln, all of twelve j opened, there w;i the ioil and all lnchen IiIk It which wat marliedjlK r ueariiiR a p part I, fSoine of "Sji'-clal, 'iU rcntH." iihese supplied bruh and nimli, ami Take Vimii Choke In lion fa tiny bur of, oap and a wash There were Jiiht a few ilri'W il ' ' loili ami low!, dollx --in o.st of them w-rr waitinicf At another place, one could pnr foi u hiiuiII, bvinn mot her to elot he j ' ha.sf a enntplete ontrit for wash. thin. How very difficult to inn didllo clolhs. There was a chooe! There were ever mo many (tub on a tilth table, n reai-fr- HiY.ru nf Hinall, jointed doll, sitine with eyH that Hliur anil opened, rpul liulr and little pointed Hhopri ami HtockinRK. Here Hjcain a careful seiretlon initMi bf rnude dark half or lijfht blue tym or brown four little ( costumed to ehoon from, ffavinr I chouen ii HWfpt liir brown-eyed ftirlie with n white haf and a rid HUi-e-enoiiKh w rliiKer. a clothes bas- ket.'ii dryliiK Htaml, ami of course, an ironfrrjr board and tiny iron would follow. tome hi AH Colors Kor fin- thler chmlreii there art activities of many kmd.t reiKtreNtt"! by the plaything. A boy can be an arclor, one day afier t'hrlnt maji and use his bow a nd arrow. Another day be can run a ho line for ills .slsler'K tiew dotlf. UefKb-M a fine looking 1ijk, there may be a hamlaotiie t -on I limit to tnk'axe his a't'.eiition. Tliese xitts are all j constructive. H.- ran be an mi- i Kineer ami construct biiHdinK. ile f may evi n timt an elaborate con- ! cr-te mixer ieuw titt- ' 'h ri.st mriM ! tree, ready for his industrious hands. . ! 1 It the yomm man decides to no. into h!isiiics. like I'ad. there arei dek just like lad's to ive him I to use. One m a roil top allair in .silvered oak with a swivel chair, Another i.s flat topped. (me Mid' will roll back and disclose a shelf j for a typewriter. These dav.s there I 1 are children's ( typewriters, tto. I I'liese make Useful Kilts. i " . Here Arc Alll-teal Toy- It' a onm peioii is inclined to music, 1ad and Mother will tind all sizes ot joatios at the toy shop for thin person's use. There r cunninr small oms for her dull. Thefe are larger ones, the size of a pack In jc box, that Mill really play. Then there h one still larger that is a really truly piano and has a complete keyboard and all. It stands about three an) one-half feet hlRh. This would be ailmir. I able a it Kift to the child who CHres for music. Cove InQuenza Wave Continues; Few New Cases My Mr. A. .. Couklla i t (bserver f "orreupondent ) ffiVK. Ore. (Special -The In fliicriza is still rum pant In the fovc with some new victims, some till ilck and many recovered and about their usual business. Heboid opened .Monday with one teat1 her. Mrs. Ituth Springer of the fifth and sixth k ra del, ah-ent. Her place was filled by Mis. Harriet Thomas. .1. It. Price was ill duiititC the Weekend but Was able to be on lut y "ittfain on Monday; No new sen have been since reported. At Hie cooperative creamery tiieethiK on Tuesday Itr. I'hy kiv .some advice to people regard ins eonUiKlon from a large assem bhiKe of people. He advised to carefully wash hands and face, bathe often, wash the throat and nasal passujres wit h a jjodd antiseptic. The churches are busy prepminr t heir t 'hi 1st mas pi oKi a ms. A 'hristma-s paKeant will be Riven hyjannnal minstrel show at the Mac the Hunday (u-hool of the Aseen- cabe hall next Friday evening, sion Kpisropal church. Th cast is made up of the vocal The Methodist Kplscopal ch tin h , u"r t,M' Instruct ton of J. K. is prepuritiK a Christmas cantata , 'r' , . that promises to be very hcuuti- I Karketball Is now occupying the fill, as th.-ir souk serviced are u. I attention of both boys and ku Is at ways of the b.st. ! n'' ''01. I'rof. t C. ?prinfer tMtacmra ine u uon .ma. ftisie IHetrher the k" The Christmus seal sale under the supervision of Mrs. I.. K. An derson Is well under way with a total nf $1U sold at lust report. Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Van Scho- enhoven are Hie proud parents of a"!i pound boy born to them Sun day evening- This Is the first baby in the family und the parents arc extremely happy. K. A. Hartley, who had three j ribs broken a couple of weeks atro, is able to he out atfnm. Miss Mem it Murchlson, who has rreasey left for ll ast in mid- n,'e" rroruiK rrom tool iroume September und visited In Kansas j r"r ,n" """''e inonths, the re am! Pennsylvania before going to ( of Ht'-PPing on a nail, is now Washington. I. C-, where she was i lll,lp lo K about with crutch' imt a delegate lo the general ronven- I ia ,lHI n,r r,'u"1 W,'M tlon. After th convention she! Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Wright, went to f iainesville. l-'Iorlda. w liere I Cove's latest newly-weds, came .ihe has since been visiting a sister, 'over troiii Meacham and spent Sun- The high school will present its day with Mrs. Wright's parents, Mr. und Mis. Karl Hang. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wagner were entei-tdininl u ilhinwr at th home of M and Mrs. Christ lieitsch alter rn coojierativt asno- L-IUttoll meeting. The Hi. Itev. W. P. Kemlngton, : of Iendleton, bishop of Kastern ( regon. w ill be here Wednesday. ; Dec. for the service of urdiila- tion ut eight o'clock. The service J of Holy Communion will be rele- I brated at 'l o'clock noon on the f sumc ilay. The Venerable Mr. j I'lessy, of Haker. and the- He v. j Oliver Kiley. of I -a firande. will be lu-eiu for both of these services.; Mrs. .S. W. Creusey. who has been visiting iii the east for the j past three months, passed through ! I.u ( ramie early M outlay on her j way home to T'eixllerou. Mrs. i-M it i:st bhsP5p;s WASHlNliTuN (AP Salt of American goods in Kar ltsii-n markets have tnen aft'eered by lo chI conditions, the department of commerce rep"""' a' hough tho monthly average has been sustain ed. Japan's disturbed financial, and economic situation caused fne. (imnt declines in that market, while fluctuating currency values Impeded progress In restocking China's marts. Hiitish tndlun manufacturers round American cot ton too high in price und Hall business conditions elsewhere also curtailed sales. NKW YOU K f AO Oepartmont srorc executives Siiy that Christmas gift shopping began this year be fore Thanksgiving, although ordi narily it is not expected until fully a week alter the November holi day. Toys also have fell the Christ mas demand earlier than Usual. T V X There are only a fe might all static toys, niund of childhood w it h all its store -of energy, that n toy do something. l-'or the liny folks dress, und white shows timt stock- aml even they (-nioy ratti ings, then, that iiuKrtnnt matter j are soil toys to ruddle. Pal being settled, one could visit other dolls ut one's leisure. The young indy often was very much Iniore.sled in some lovely dolls rrom Italy. They had pretty "character" 'laces, flnffv hair, cun ning full dresses with bits of hright fell for trimming, and carried most animated expressions. Then there were other American dolls, in quite modern dresses, Vretty little corn colored organdlt frocks with hand work on the front and tiny, fitted hats to match. The organdie cos tume enme also in rose and apple green. I oll From flH- lutmlcM There wer (he rurtoon doll, too characters from the funnies, mudo of stamped, pebbled oil cloth, that should last for some lime, even with the most ener getic handling. Oh, yes, there were the. doll . that one j With her doll and her bends nnd It is it de- a present for her older sister, she 4 was ready to go home and tell ' Mother all abont it. Phe was to ! J do iter Christmas shopping a little there later and felt amply prepared by ; (ilnk the day's visit, not only to do her! i own shopping for gifts', hut to nd-j vise, expertly, any member of the family bound on the-same errand. fir blue plush animals of all sizes 'are waiting in the shop for them. Velvet creatures come in all col orslavender imps, a tat blue pig and a charming kitten in tan, all ready to spring on a, mouse. Hut as soon ns she or he starts to toddle about, the toy must be capable of more action, to hold the little one's attention. Then come the piiNh toys, 'with a slender rod attached, so the toy may march iihiiHl. A little boy would like a black bear who struck n drum and clashed cymbals as he was push ed ahead. There are other wooden toys that are to be pulled on a ut ring. Instead of being pushed ahead. These are varied from car- to.my creatures lo a fat duck that . strikes her head into a, pan, mak-f In i:l7 London consumed coul ing n lovely rattle-bnng every time at Ihe rate of ftO.OOa tons a day; she moves. the total for the year was almost Things for Older Children l,Mio,imi tons more than in PtJti, STOCK 1 UCKIiTS TAKrKM t'('MK NKW YOltK AP Savings and j loan association which two months I ago notified depositors they might ! expect reduced interest rates be- I cause of large amounts of funds ' available for mortgages, have noti fied thern anew l hat conditions have change. I. So much money has , btjen used in the stock market, it ' was explained, that less has been t left for mortgage loans ant associations have profited to an ejftent permitting un increase in . rates. ? f V t t IDolls! The Prettiest Ones Are Here.fi i U V k that open anil ff fX I ir ,, K7 W close thdreyos! Ut i$ i Mama .polls! ( I rh I J Dolls! y : J l " 'Character Dolls! UkA.Art f Dolls i For Every Little Girlie ?i? Wff 25c to $1.98 1 U VX ) I J Mothers! Here you itiU find any start 5 X I of doll that a little yirl may hare her w$ heart set on. ISMJ lt j Doll that say "mamma," dolls that po W&W - T S V7'(F r 7j t( l ep, dolls larae and dolls small, $.y ? tLilvA'J some icith nigs of real hair. Vj ) z'f 5 Unhi-eakahle J; i FwMm --n Doiis! !J i m VHJ SP f7?- 'Dolls! if I Santa hnht SiglM ,tMvL 5 -. tittle iri! rm'' rnvkd 5 Norton's Kiddy Shop I "The Chiistinas Stoir for Chiliiren" 11111111111- ? f t ? f Z 4Jf Ui AA&i&r &i ZjSI . f Pay I Cinderella Way - m ear as rou the Entire stocks priced to show you the most wonderful Pre-Christmas Savings. COATS -' Season-end prices now you get the bene fit of several weeks' wear ahead of ordi nary clean-up season. Don't miss these values $14.95 - $24.95 $34.95 - $64.95 DRESSES seldom such Prc-IIoliday Reductions on dresses $40 values at $29.95 $.W values at $19.95 $15 values at $ 9.95 HATS In Tiro Clearance Groups $1.95 and $2.95 Dainty New LINGERIE Many pieces that are excellent gift sugges tions. The new one piece dansettes will appeal especially to. the High School Miss. Add It to Your Account. New Hosiery The famous Allan A hose for women as sures a perfect fit and all the new color shades. We have both service weights and the finest for evening dress. Add It to Your Account. Extra Special Dress Coats Lavishly Furred The cream of our expensive stock is offered in this ex traordinary value sale. Coats distinctive in styling, lavish in fur trimming's, ex pensive, in quality fabiics and fine tailoring. $JC)95 Foley Hotel lildrj. CINDERELLA FKOCK SHOP La Grande, Ore. -t 'Y T f T .? -if -.? T "? . ? r r ? v V ? f ' f ,
