La Grande evening observer., December 20, 1928, Image 2

Thursday, December 20, 102S.
I'age Two
IJ GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Credit
m Students Home
For Holidays
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JUST 3 MORE DAYS!
How About
Her Gift?
'7rf ere l a Woman's Store
And The (lift She'd Ihnj Herself!
The ideal ift i.s somethinj? NEW hut if it's llVAi gift it'.s
always much nicer if it's something now in something to
wear! Here' her kind of tfif t store with her kind of jrifts,
dozen.5-more than we can mention.'
Dinner Sets Are Inexpensive!
Finest Chiffon
Perfect Gift
The New Pointex Silk Hone of
Wiiyne Knit, All new shade:.
Now $2.00
A P,eacon Hlankct to roll up 'at
the foot of the pueHt hod Very
.funning plaids, and economical.
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Pretty And Useful
Silk Scarfs are very much in
voeue lend appropriate color
to winter costumes; as low as
$1.75
Most women never have enough
nen, and a dinner set is an especi
ally appreciated gift.
Fine while cloths in rich damasks,
varied patterns; napkins to match.
Pretty importer! cloths with color
ed border designs, with napkins,
too. At $ 1.50 and up.
Silk Pajamas
and Robes
Gay colored, brightly trimmed lounging pajamas
are" very much in vogue - - all the more intriguing
because of the fine ;iialitv satins. An intimate
gift 15.00.
A new shipment of the new-process Rayon gowns.
Lovely pastel shades -- dainty trimming. A gift
that any woman will adore on Christmas morn
ing ij.').75.
Richly colored silk robes are the popular things for
the discriminating. Chic styles, modern pat
terns $5.05 up.
Have You Heard
The Enna Jet tick
Radio Hour? The
Shoes Are Here!
If you've listened in on tlio Knna .let
tick Health Slide radici projrr.'tm recent
ly, you've already decided uti your own
( liri-tnia.s iil't!
Can you imagine anything nicer than
ciiniilele loot comfort no matter how
much you are "on the jro" with a lot
sly!e and lasting wear in every pair.'
of
All the jTood thinjis you hear aliout
I'.nna .lelticlis are tr.ie and more. Just
j;ive youiself a pair for Christmas. We'll
j'liarantee you'll become a booster!
(They aie NOT expensive!)
Big Hath Towels
Double thread, heavy weight,
bright colors a thoughtful gift.
$1.00
1 lependable
Values.
HILL
Dependable
Quality.
Br Mr. A. I., f'miklln
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CftVU. ill. (S.Wi.ill A nurn
.r fit y'tufii: pir' from f.'.iv
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f t-tl h'.,Mi (..r rhrilti.-i.. Mi.-" 'IhI
Mi rr.;i Afi'lMmfi itf.ri Mi.. c,inn,n
w O.-iWl. h. :.re ;itr-rUir thr :it
0 iturmii :il MorinK.nth, will hcni-
! !h- hi.llJj. Mi J'.ln IVi-Ini-
fniv, of o. , ar al, routine
i hr.nie ul h.
To Finance Your Xmas
Purchases
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Mi. J. K. Mill ml Mrs. L. l. .
airrt nt;lirl the i-.iftiw' trinld
on S.-)!urdyiiftrirftn j t lit honii' .
;ut Uf frfT. At th lMimH '
; wrni th rpalr to thi? rhun h, .
1 "w';i- r';'J at four iaM-H, Mr. ! ?J
Margt-ry Milt'-r wtnninif hitfh wore.
A dIWi(iiri lunrhon a.t trv"l.
-2!k. Rjirkr. Mr. T. C Hfiy. Mr-
'I.. l'rtn. Mr. K. AntTon.
j H. fonklin, Mrs. Hoy "nt-y. Mr-.
F I.. 'I. rhailwifk. Airy. .Mi.nf.ry .Mil-
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k a: r:imiof k and Mrs. K. Liw-
; Tli fthlf-mlr of influenza tt;il
;h:is rtr-l in ior for th- l.t.-l f-v
is Jlh'iut ernletl,
T Art Jeruh U tlrivint; ft nw f'hev
" : ro(f.( cur.
W t Mr. iiftrl ir. H. S. Krenfh
Jon Motnliiy for 'larkvill. Arlt.. 1o
-a. feni inr nofinavH wnn am.
Krenrh'x rmither. Mix A. M. Mr.
fa Kt nm.n.
I The V-FYan') rlut will hoM ih fr
. regular i-mi-monthly niiiinf on
iThurxliiy afternoon. Iter. 2'", m
iJthe home of Mr. Allre Tririnier. A
V jffflal mti.wnt prot;r;im h:i em
jf jirranped.
: fHhop W. P. rtemlriBtou made
.i rief vi-it to the i'fve on Sun-
5 ;,,:,V. the inth. j
, Ml Axnf-n Meretith. of I'nr!- I
-j'lunrt. b a (tnet of Mm. I. K. An-
i Hereon. At inn .MereMHn oax nen
II I visjilnc nt ihe home of Mm. 1-M
j Miller, in I'nlon. h-fore curninu
?J , here.
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3ur Christmas Credit Plan will help materially
in the solution of your gift problem. No big
expenditure pay out of your income a small
deposit, the balance spread over a period of time
to meet the. requirements of your budget.
We invite you to shop here !efore you make
your final choice, whether it's a gift for the
nome, an occasional piece, a gift of silverware,
lnsware, electrical goods or toys you 11 find
Thern here at the lowest prices consistent with
quality.
Use Your Credit
Make Your Selection Now
Pan Next Year
CARR FURNITURE CO,
j;a.-trn OreKon-H Lnrgc.-t Horn Furnl.her
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Till -Kin- ulll he- uprn i-niilims milil X 111:1s Ix-Kliutlng
Ihur-ilil) Mshl.
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N0RTH POWDER
j .17.4 A' IN WRECK
NEAR HAINES
llv lr. Kallii l rm-s.-11-om
( OhstM-vfr Corr.-spnn'l'-nt
.VflUTK rOWI.iKlt. Ore. (Spf.
tlull K-l M-t'iI wr-i-kril tlis f.iv
N.E.A.Head Speaks
For School Ma aim
UtS AN'GKI.KS. IH-O. 20 (Ar;
S'tMl tfarluiM. in th opinion of
I r. If) W. I ji in kin. iiroslOcin nt
ttic National l-Mui-ulinmit uK'iu-
1 ion, ii'-fil no o'fftMiNt. ht tlifiy '
"ftnpitra" or not. y
UnnwJ o r in th" Oltrli. The fii-cl-(K-nt
orcurr'.) this .side of Haines
hthI tvo of the orrupants of the
ear Were Injured, hut not n-riotisly.
'They'll -nap if they want to.'
lr. Utnikin told lOoo mwnhtrfl of.'
the I, o Anselesf Ilijrh Kohont leaeh-'
i-rs aociat ion. "I plead fpr li u -J
Mr. Frank Miller was- piven a
.k. ' ren niiy w urn n sunnn-u
The uuetn .
were Mr. and Mr. A. H. irtn.
Miss Ites Kelly. K. B. Kelly. Mr.'
and Mm. W. J. Hallmark. Mr. and i
fr- T U f'nnldin VI r ...wl Mr. I Mr. and Mrs. M. Shrouds, of
1 j ch(liU iinrl Mr :.n.i m r Ito.se vil le. ';il.. arrived .Monday to . iiinnneKH of the whonl teurher.;':
1 John Miller. pend the holidays with their j.) iir, ijtmkin. "If wme of them
Th Mt. Fanny prance met on daughter and tamtly. Mr.--. ituiy i want to wear short skirt. use ros-
Saturday afternoon. Not ma ny ' 1 rvii- Mr. and Mrs. Shrouds lived j nit ie. o,- ,,t any other perfectly,
were preent. owirm to a mi.-un- I h"r'' nhout eipht year.1 aeo. Mr. j human, or at leant feminine fhm,'
dfrsumllriK about the hour. (Shrouds havinjf h-en electririan t hir oW n huine."
Many Cove people were .shopping ' r'"' tl,p K- '
i t j-- ..i u i.... Mrs. Shrouds was oif-
them were. K. J. Starkla'nd. il. I. i Telehone company. Mr. Ji,-7iJf,riJJ'.r
Iirker. Mr,, fi. K. arkeP. Ioro. i M'rou.ls is now employed as pw- :
thy and Bert. Barker, Mrs. Hoval tri, lan for lht V'mt, ''X I S
f'onley. Mr. and Mrs. O. ii. Hoh- : M',SW y " I'-O vHIe. t al.
Inson. Mr. anil Mrn. S. li. Wehner. 1 Urn. G. T. Ballard is confined to Jj
Darreli and Lowell Wimer. Mr.-. f hT home with the fiu. . j j
Ray linean, Bohhy Dvinean. K. i Mrs. Mac McCreKor stepped on S
HertMch, Mrs. Helene Lincoln. Mi-!". a piece of xlass recently and cot.?
Mr. and Mrs. i her loot unite ha illy. ,
P. roinpany.
rator for the (
Minneite Sentner,
Roy Baker. Mrs. A.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Conklln.
Clarence Uertseh Is recovering
from an attack of the mumps,
Ji B. ConkKn. of Ontario, was
calUnjr on old friends In Cove on
Saturday.
Supt. C . Sprinper weit to Kl-
in, on Saturday afternoon t" nt
lend a trt-nntimy nieetinu of hith
sctiool men.
',. Conklin and I l-'rank lluichinson Is very 111 nt
the MeUreffor hotel.
Tom and Wayne SenCerhox were
I. a (.ramie visitors Monday.
Mis. Jtue I'eters .shopped in
Bilker Monday.
( irval Miller and Kldon Sloan
t litnsai'ted hi is I n ess in I .a i ran tie
Monday.
Mr. Parker, of La Grande, trans
aend hii.vinesH here Tuesday.
There j a, law ajraihst rarryinc
roneeulcd wen pons ami still folks p;
ronflniie to let their tongue waif, w
Mayhe the iinii in a Kansas f'ity
tper about an "alumnuc .smoker"
Ltsn t so u'rnnij ni'ter all.
Something
For a
Special
friend? Say
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
with
FLOWERS
This Year
Phone us now
CLARKS,
FLORISTS
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Lsidd Canyon Is
Preparing F o r
( lirislinas Tree
Wt-M. I haH rniiil,v
( il.nei vi v ( 'i reef-pi uole ni I
l.AI'H C.WViiN Hp.i't.tli
IM.iiiK.iie pi i h u nicely for the
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llee. VI, ;ttld Ihet..
f ml) , not " a lid
I Id. lie i.ud mmlv
a.liilf. The wh
lolnltH of the iM iKhhoi hooil are pre
part n if an nnrmctive program.
The ht nteitltii; of the Lad it
On i"t mi
IM, Sllllll
ie in the lM-ii;h
tl I'rld'V niKlit,
W ill he pi "I'Mtf,
Ml,iHWe,i fur Hie
.mil mils for 1 he
-id i hitdrrn and
,;e, held 1
.i Wi'V liitelesllHM one.
metn'ieiH weie balloted nn. inn1 he.
MK Initialed Hllll one letlK tlllllH
lelieil 1 1 1 1 1 1t annll'l' .Hi. Mine. I'llliu
were niiule to etllertnhi Itltie Moun
tain uiamce the I'livl TniMl.iy In
.LiiiunfV .it an all-d.iy toi-etlm;. All
the elllrem ullO have v,.,l ihe
p.l-l Se.tr We,e re-cleete.) il.l iheV
and ihe new v idcUd e-lttt ei v i.f
Uliie M i mi ntitl n itr.i nt;' il I li t ve .t
b-lnt ihHiiillhln.ti .n Mi;,i .In .1
A. Nice was ptt'ii' I rum North
I'ow der. l inn he ). ul in (..im. i -t
ton. As the im l it' woihl
lre i nine on i 'hii-i oi.is i.- It
wmh deefilfd in holit ii I 'e .'i m
sfc.i.l Flank Harh . i;.fu n, ,n, : 1V
t'otHi-ell. Sons nt Mv- iv f
t'lUiunpll, have (m-i coMiio'et.-il
nf Die itliet Kmh in the . .ite.
The dimensions an r.o hy I'.n and
It will house I'M head of milch rows,
six horses. Ci tons of hay. he
fide ii ml lit her of calves. It Is
modern In eeiy detail, lutvlnn re
nient flout s, and foiimhillon and
stanchions for the cows. Thev ex
pee t tn lich! (t from Ihe phi nt
which Ihihts tlie house. They de
ilihil to km awiiy rrotn the iimi.iI
rctl color for l.-uns, so palntrd it n
liejiiillftil shade of Kl-U . ti limned
In white. Aside from a Mltle help
In i; e f t iiit; f.oi tnl 1 1 ton Mpni i e.
the os did all of the work (h.in
selves. rvo , , odd tltnev, whet)
lla hired a tmy to work lit his
pl.iee us ho did im Want to
ii 1 1 his posit in It ill 1 ..I llnmlf.
The epld. m ic of liiflnen.i h is
not struck l til i com in 1 1 nil ,is m--eielv
.is mhiip. .ilihiiii.!i Iheie are
sr ii i c. fr. Some ale rri o ei -
tiif,', while others arc sMM 111. Mrs. II. K. Citunell. Mrs. Dnitn
Mrs. L, V. Ihiunsinith was the "M"f 'ose! i he a f ternoon hy serv
latest hos(ev to (he (let -Toet her
cluli al her home Inc. 1J with
nearly nil the members in attend
a nee, TliPie was mtit h htiMiness,
as il was election day. The fol
low i txu officei s w eve elected io
sere for the tomiin year: rel
dent. Mrs. Lnur t Bradeu: Vice
tres i, I.mi t, M i s. len rv 'iMinell : i
ve.-iet.iv. Mrs. . V. Pcetder: as-,
delicious efrerditnenl.
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uroadway Mourns
Playwright-Actor
si.vi.nu seerelaiv. Mrs Hoy Mun
setl. iiiMMi.i-r, Mis. M.irrv Hansen.
After the huslnes nteeliiiK. Mis.
Iruni-mlth coiumeteil a conte"t In
which Mis Klhoit Austin won the
pi i.'f. .nut Mim lota H.mton irri
rd i ohs.ilii io n. Phi n w ere m.i dr
for ,i -tn i M i 'hi t-i m.,s free for the
evco.m.e of pit-,enls ainoin: the
Itie 'e i I l be! r Hi. in 1 1 lie
Which will he held at the horn,- ,.f
ni:v yoi:k. nee. jo (aim -
Broadway today mourned J. Kart-
ley Manners, pUywrirht and actor.
I hi .si known :it thf author of "Vt
( ' My Ife.trt." one of the ino.t
, popular pl.i s ever prnttneed in
' America.
! His n ire. lt treMe Taylor, the
actress, ttlm rtte to fame y.s ef
in her hush.ind's P'a . was wit li
him when de.n li cjine tjl nlKhl :'t
tin it home on Kneiside frtve He
W .ii e,i i s old.
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When Santa's Hells
Have Jingled Past
A Doll Beneath the Tree - - is sure to delight the small daughter.
Mothers may select here low priced dolls 125c ti $l.!)tt
These attractive dolls are dressed in frocks.
Toys
Table Linens for prown-
10- to $1.-19.
$1.19 to $0.98
Many Others
Norton's Kiddy Shop