La Grande evening observer., January 03, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Thursday;- January 8; 1929.
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Stevens-Van Engelen Go;
1405-6 Adams.
i La Grande, Ore.
Grace Bldg.
New Spi'ilig 'merchandise arriving daily; these low prices wait your care
ful inspection. Kindly compare our. prices and quality of merchandise be
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Coats
Many fur trimmed Sport styles in
fancy mixtures and dress models in
good quality broadcloth. Priced
$12.50 ,o $33,50
FY
resses
In this big selection you are sure to
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find several that will appeal to you.
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Chiffons, Satins, Velvets and Sport
Frocks.
$4.98 - $9.90 .
$14.75
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Millinery
This lot of Ladies' Hats consists of Sat
ins, Velvets and Felts.
New low price
$1.95
Millinery
An exceptional value. Many new felts
in black and colors. At our QP
new low price JOC
Dress, Flannels;
AII-Vml M-inch
I'css Hairnets -
I ho In tost colors.
Yard s
k
Ynul
$2,491
wm
Silks
Kl-lni h SUk "t'repc' tu
thine, while nnil col
ors. Ynril
98c
OO-lncli llamne.ftc sat
in, yl)llV anil color,
: 98c
'Tweed Coating
M - Inch Twwli
h li a l p h a II l
vra oM. . Yunl
$1.49
New :."
Pumps
and
Straps
$3.98 -
Ladies' Rubber Footwear
Rubbers :. .73c
(iatoshes .'. .$1.98 to $479
Indies' 4-Buck!e Overshaes for
service -.: :.......i.:.$1.98
' Growing Girls' all rubber 4-Uuckle"-'
; . Overshoes ...;....:.;:.:.;.u.$2.49
Men's Rubber Footwear
..$1.00 and $1.2!i
.J..:.:....::;.$1.98
....$2.65 nnd $2.95
Rubbers
1 -Buckle Overshoes ..
4-Iiuckle, cloth top ....
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Outing Flannels
I'll ii v y Ondiin
(Iniincls, 30 In.
wide; Ntrtprs ami
liliiUK lufht col
ors. Ynnl
15c - 19c
23c
TOWN TALK
Sheets
. 81110
; 79c
Pillow Cases
19c
Bed Blankets
70Afl-lllclf. I'm I
Wool 1'lnhl Hi
lllnukcl. ' Wll
wjth anil v o ft i
siliiiilill.r, I ' 1 1'.
$4.45
At
. MEN'S
AH-Wool
Blazers
Aright fancy plaids.
$3.98
Men's Pajamas
VlamiHoiU. Firm
iirahty rut full
and roomy. Many
pat torn ami col
ors. Snnw wllh
fnjr. SiMv A, It,
$l"49and
$1.95
Men's Hose
Men's Dress Hose in Brown and Black
2 Pair for . ;
25c
Men's and Boys' Caps
"In Bany heavy winter weight
69c, 79c and 98c
Flannel Shirts
Inrt wool I Tan
tirl SliiliN In nwjr
aiiri kliakl: two
cw low
prlri
V ( pork of a. c
? prlrr
Springtex
PART WOOL
UNION
For Men h :
$1.95
Men's Trousers "
Hard and ho f t
fUiJflml rabrh'H.
lMuk and medi
um Ofrfom. On
full dus. Mtaxy
KtiitiitK naMHins
In iIm lot. SIzp
Zff U 41.
$2.49 and
$4.95 B
BOYS' LONGIE
Pants
Light and dark patterns
$1.98 $2.49
$2.98
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Mildred Lovett,
r J. C. 'Stapelton .
' Wed in Portland
H. AWOK UlHO
l.rHMil lit Ihiv Hiiwhw homo'j : j'
count Inir parly Tuly aflrnoon
on Kox hill north of I A- (linmlc.
TwolVo youns- peoplA par'tlclnfcld
in th upon. Kollowlnir Iho cohhI
inir lh younir poplo went to t tie
homo of' MIkh Holt-n H'lirhoB whom
' i .,. .-.a hot Hiippr w servert.. , OaniOM
V . ! IZ 2 hi 'MUui XiiKhra unit Mint Kotl Koll-
"., ",V :" ,.' r.. Tho Itov. Iif
tad siapouon. The ceremony wn
pm-iurmed hy the ll John Hearit,
of the ilouiit Tahor I'realiyierlna
church. ' The happy couple are. u
home lo'thliinuiiy frieintH ut 11 lit
Hclmont Hlrtet. . '
J'h hMile wore a liuullflll hlil
traiiKpurnt velvet unit georgette
crepe dreiM. The room where the
ceremony took plucn were altmc.
lively itecorale'd, milowlhK a. cdlor
aclieme of lue unVKud wllh callaa
anl' chrywintlH-inuma ,-nuRiuenlinK
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Announcements
two Charred Bodies
Found in Fire Ruin
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rii nil, I rj, .
' valley,' th
uv Stapled
lie grail u(
Only meinhe, of the family mid
a few frlenna ' in .attendance.
JTie brlde'ii. nMer, '.Mn ' Italic
Vlenio, wua matron 'of, honor .nmj
Mr 't'lemo ' ytiui-tu-i. man. Joan
e'remiji, younger Klutef tff the bride;
flayed Ihe'weddlrig march, l.oheiU
grin'-;-Hft')! 'oru'f.5!:,V'' 'i
: .MrR .Nlanlflotr recoive'd Iher ele-
'mcnUry' .ami hlglt nchobi. jcducallori'
in Il Granderand gradualed at tlie
Oregon1 'Norma t'.whopl "at -.Mon-mouth,
utterwnrart leurhlntf.for two
and a '.hitlf yeura , lln -flrrit,roo4
lU'hool. here.'-. Sluiv-waH" also muiflc
dlwtor in the'. McMinnvlllo, Orel
grade, hchoola fora yeur and. la at
fireaetit auditorium director In the
Moutuvllla xchool In I'orlluuil. - ;
: "Mr. Slnpletou- wan oorn and rear.
l In the- Willamette
Hon of .Mr. und . MrH.' Juv
tun, of ' Independence.
ated at the 'North -fcirio iJcnlul
and l'liarmacy college and i now
UHHl.sliint-.munugAr of' tho ' Idggilf,
,Ji ug Co., ut (L'nd'alid Kundy biiule.
vard. .,''''
I The . 1m (iranilo . Nelghhorhood
Club -la -planning, un Intercatlug
meelliig .for next TueHduy- when
MnC Oia Bilker, of Portland, will
read- a paper s giving' h'err peraonul
; linprcHHiona .of Ohlnu, .-Japatr and,
Singapore,' Mm,.! Batter recently.
returned. '.from:; u roundthe-worid
tour which included- a, month in
l,ondon. a mbtor.lrlp through Ku-
,rope und-a Hliiln -t-lin. Orient. Thr
' paper .which -Mm Maker will read
wan given before -aeveral 1'ortland
cliiba. Mra.' Itakor In a hoiuie guc.it
of ,iMra.-vA. "I... Hichardson, t 'of l.f
Grande, i::, r ' v.-'-'' v : ' s
: Tucaday wljl lie guest day at th
Kelgliborhood club and each of the
members la aaked to bring a friend.
Several' '.mualcul numberrt: will be
port of. the program, llefreahmentg
will h aerved. ,- -
Klxtx-.fi.VQi- peruonm ui'tondid' 'thp
dinner and d&nce bald by tho Good
TlmeH' -Dancing club at the -I.U
llmnde' hotel Nev Vear'a Kve.JThe
dlnnei wua aerved in the gold room
und dauciiig-waH..1ir the ball room-.
('lirlHlmafl. .decoration .wer, tiHed,
t A delight ful program Included a
vurai -ninuuer.. or .-airw. 1. Ji.. mux
It-ell, uluno HOloa by Mm ..'M11a.1t
and . BaxophonfK-'-humbera .'ly Mr.
Brownton and Air. Pearl, . Chailex
('lahunt Hang two Hcrtrti aonga.
The Women'a llencflt aVaocfatlon
will meet tomorrow evening at ?:Su
o'clock In tha I. O. O. K, hall. In
atallallon of offlcera ' will lie held.
All member and offlcera of the
order and - the new offlcera of
Weatway club are urged to be pre
rtenl. Mrrt. Adelaide i'ackuril, ilia
trlcl deputy of Kaatern Oregon.
brown augnr, t cup flour, r tea
apoon aoda, teaapoon ground
clovea, 1 teaapoon ground cinna
mon. 4 leaaiioou aalt, 4 table
apoona melted ahortenlng, S table.
apoona milk, .1 cup aeeded and
chopped i-uisina, U cup ahredded
clli'un,,'' .;,'j . , . - ..
Hprlnklo i tahleapoona Hour
over 1 mltilna, -. mix -grated Carrot,'
nntulo und Nlumr. Mix und all't
flour, mil. iuda and unices. Melt' IJ.VI.t.A.H, Tex., Jnn. 3 AP
! shortening In the mold In whlcb . Two charred hodiea woi-o found
; pudding la to br. aleamed, Tula' by aoarchera, in tha rulna of a
' greaaca tho mold aa well ua pre- ronmlng houae rtealroyed by fliu
lutrea, tlia'ahnrlenlng Tor the pud. I Although immediate idenllflrn
ding."' Comblno all ' Ingredlenta, lllnn wna Impoaalble. It win believed
mixing thoroughly. Turn into that the vlctlma were Jnmea II.
gii-uncd mold nnd ateam throe and 'Martin,. i, of Itaacu, Tex., nnd
one-half buuia. Serve warm with rliimtiel K. Hoott, SS, Kan Antonio,
hard ur lemon wince. This pud- mwlenls at Hnylnr Medical college
ding can be reheated nnd served liere.
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PUTMAN'S
Iji Grange Exclusive Ready-to-7cif
; : and Millinery
AVe can. remember when 4 win
gob credit simply for warMlaff h d
uud naming a living for k la fare a.
hut now wife valle traU rettlag
nolhlng out of life. . .
FLU-CO??!
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Check at :
Kub e-n Ir -
mm 1
will
installing offlrar.
MENUS
' . . ly sister Mry , '
". IlitKAKKAKT Baked, winter
piarM, cereal, cream, raised Inick
uheat pancakes, country sausiigc,
nillli, coffee.
..I.ISNCHICON Stuffed onnns.i
whole wheat 'bread, apple,. -celery!
and nut . salad, carrot i1ddlng
milk, tea." . -.
ivlth egg.-,
I. The
Of the
intermediate leather league
Lutheran , church enjoyed a
SOMK il'"TirK 'uewriir Pari"
hula allow Ihecnishcd friinl truwu
Slli'h as tills model of helxe rell
Irlnnued Willi KiosKiatii ilhlioii.
Hollml JIkIi w
sauce, shoestring pdrntocs glared
parsnips, macadolne- vegetable' sal
ad, canned peaches In orango. Jelly,
cocoanut cuke, milk, coffee.
''Too few ' housewives , serve.
hulled fish nnd It's one 'Of 4hei
easiest and most delicious ways of ,
serving many varieties of fish. I
Aild lemon Jnlco or vinegar,' and
ono tablespoon each of 'minced
carrot, onion and celery to the
waler In which the flab la to be
cqoked. - Add the vegetables to
tho water while It's cold and bring
alow-ly to the balling point to bring
mit their flavors. ' Add flsli mid
lemon Juice when water Is holllng
rapidly .hut re uro heut nnil Just
simmer until fish la lender, rnnln
thoroughly before serving.
Carrot Pudding
Ono cup grated raw . carrot, ' 1
cnn grated raw potato, 1 cup light
You nco! not lotiicer
'vulnly' lonR fur " Hoo.lt h
uml lionaiy per Option
it Ih : wllhla Vour
rvrh. llerM- you will
ruj.Wly learn the innn
nr In w hich you Mhoultl 1
euro for your romplox
Inn tinil hatr. ' i
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SUPPIM
: Rein Paper Clips, per 1000 .........7aT
Pencils,-per doz. ................................ 'JGSfS
Ledger Outfits, .1...... $5.25 to f ItJCll
ilBlank Books; Ledgers, Journals, . - f
etc., 354 to $&23i
Cico Paste 50, 70, SlCI
Counter Sales Books, per doz i...-......CC;
Boston Pencil Sharpeners ............................$1X1!
Columnar Pads 3ty to
Rubber Bands, per lb. ...:..!.............Ja.CCi
Bahd Daters, ....:........ ...60f & 2?$
.Telephone Memo Pad and Stand ..a.CO;
5?S La Grande Book & Stationery 'i
" ,v Company ' .ji
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AN
EXP
ANATI0BJ
Forty-first
Year of
Friendly
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Service
ta (fcranb STstUmal
Sank
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In keeping: with the long! established policy, of the ,
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company to constant
ly improve its service and expand its facilities to the
greatest possible benefit of its customers in the La
Grande territory, the new , sub-station north of the
railroad tracks and opposite the La Grande Iron
works has been completed and the work of bringing
t,his new.station into the system is now in progress.
When all connections are. made and the territory
has the full benefit of the new high line recently built
from Baker and the Idaho Power. Company's plants,
La Grande and its vicinity will be better served with
; electricity than; ever before. , Service interruptions
will be less frequent; there will, be more abundant
power, heat and light current; the most modern and
efficient equipment will insure greatly increased
service satisfaction. ''k :.;.-!:.Y ... .'
-While this change to the' new sub-station is being
effected, however, the service will be slightly impaired
for brief intervals throughout La Grande. Interrup
tions occasioned by the new connections will be timed
so as to be as convenient as possible for our customers.
Every effort is being made to make the change rap
idly and with minimum interruption for everyone.
We will greatly appreciate the sympathetic indul
gence of our customers while this is being accomp
lished. We know that the new station and improved
; facilities will more than compensate for slight incon
veniences suffered. Y
I Eastern Oregon Light
I & Power Co.
La Grande, Oregon
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