La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 10, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThu raday: ' Jiinua iy 1 10, 1 1929. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER v - i'iiH'Hi'll'IHti'),u Matt UWMIMtlMA4 " ' ISociety News Order of Eastern Star Installs New Year's Officers linp. Chapter Ne. IS. Order' of Kajttoni Star )il! annuiil instniln titm at ofrtiern last ''night in tho . Mitwinto halt ulth u large nu.in-Itt-T of mcnihers of tlio ('ha.ifr' anil nut-of-town ntPHilirr tif thfii'dcr in ntt;nilaiH'. ' ( At ftit lni)riKlvrt ct'comoiiy the nowly plotted nfficeiH wore liisttilU til. iiK fellows: wort hy matron, Alrrf. 'Hazel Graham: worthy Tiit ron. (Iforon H. Hlrnle; conduct rvKX. 'Mr. Iti-binnon: amlatT rpm.artroitH, MihH Slfllit Utm Uf ' 3H-rttiiry, Mr l''lorenc liaeon; oiKanlHt. Air. MVIJI (1. Will; treasurer, .Mm, KM ft. IJilKwll: rhaplatn, .Mrs. Anniv Klr Iy; inai Nhal. Mix l.yl:a Umy; warder, Mrs, Lola Hutt-hens; aen-lHplrit oT co-operation und jrood ttiiel, C l5 HuH'henit: Adu, Mr. will, Kayintr that she would carry Nannie lHe4it; Kuth, Mr I rone 'out the work of her hlrh office to fcnjrlund;, lather. Mr. KHa Moe;Tthe heat of her ulIUt, Klccta. "Mr, ltebucca , Maguire; Martha,. Mrs. Nett Steffen. Mrs. l.ydia . ioney, outgoing Mr. Wlrnlcs worthy natron, x- preMod hinmelf n appreciative of the confidence shown in him by worthy ..matron, was presented with ! Mh election -to the important of- u piLtt matron's pin 1y the out-1 we. ' ; BoinKfworthy idironi Jolm ft Hod- ' InitiHIinff ' officer for the Work Kin. In behalf: of the chapter, Mrs. j which was beautifully exemplified, jomy respoiulod 'wit.li' a. f'vtwonl8 ' is Mrs. John Modffln, ntwtstod by thankltiir the, office ra and mem-) IViilinj I'.ederle, lostnllliiR mrsh liers qt tln; onh for tlv fflft. ex- I it. V.ALr. K I- MjisKinun, juhfip pressinff he.r . appreClatlrin for ttiejllrht and M in. 11 Hlrnle, Installing or help -qui) support fflven her hy tfutilHit Theae. orftcVrs vtr thank llieiu' during (he ywr.' :: fd by the worthy mutrvtn for their Airs. Graham,' Inrtominft worthy I'ccllCut work. . v ; matron, was presented with u j Mrs. Carrie Stelncamp Intro beaiiliful basket of rosebuds us u j duced the 4nsl;i)lln nfflrem at the Kift from the new .-offlrertk i Ship j hiKlnnlnu of tlm work. Ihuitited them for th Rift and ex-j V. V. NiiNbiium. played ' the pn-KHi-d the desire that all the work J inarch for the ceremony. f of , the- chaider durlntr the comink'f After the Installation refresh year should be donc"1n the same wiciits were served with Mrs. Mary SkalA and Mrs. O. K." Aloian, cl:air men of the comiuttts, It was announced that the Or der of llntnhow for Girls In Orandeis now ellfftble to receive a charter, nnd dcslrp to continue to support the assembly was express ed by the chapter., An advisory board for the assembly was elected last nitrhl as follows; - Mrs, O. N 'rurkimrluh, Mlltlie.l Hoyt, Minnie HodKtn, Ht. poo In kt to, Mrs. Steln cajpp, Olive hVus, 'Uulph Hunt And l At. Humphiv. , ! Installation of floors whs the niuin fealui-e of '('rystnl Hebvkah lodKe last alpht at one of Ihe bl RAnt and u'ost suectssful meHlnjrs of the year. N Maliet Anson, district deputy, as sisted hy Maltha Moss,, district grand warden, were Installing of ficers. Kdna Cameron Is past no ble Rrand. . -v j Pho officers Installed were:' no-1 hie Krund, Nellie 1'lper; vice jrraml Adehiide Kitchen; secri'tai-y, Min nie llruffK; treasurer OUve Chad-'; wick; warder, Minnie llynum; conductor, Kvclyn AlcKlnnon; riRht support to niible rand, Mattel Anson; left support U noble Krauil, . . . . . . ...... .... . hi m .i mm i j Kmr Mivnjvi in fen i ijaiith rectifier'-:! '' :J ! A-C ELECTRIC ' V WITH NEW DYNAMIC SPEAKER Three Tone Control ; SALE CASH PRICE, j $129 .75 Latest Model. All Electric Radio and Phonograph (DaTTriai;;; 'on can have Is elect rlc Airline with Iyiitimi Speaker nil n :m-dny trial $12 down mid I lien ' cluht vny payments. $199.75 Without 10(lll)IIH'llt Combines all the best points of the best sets Hear It -- Compare It! How realistic the delicate intonation of the human voice on this new A-C Electric Airline radio withtthe Dynamic Speaker! How clear are the deep notes of the cello! How thrilling is the mighty rumble of the organ, or the roll of the kettle drums! So true, so lifelike it's like Iwing there in person. Newest Features -.- Improved Construction Tho crownlnK triumph of years of '. research. the ultimata In 'tone beauty from phonograph nnd ra dio. You rnn change from one to the other instantly. Contains ft-tuha t electric, set and Dynamic, Speaker. No winding, no batteries. Just plug f: Into your nearest light socket. . There is a new Cabinet beauty in, this artis tic Airline. fJraceful . . . sturdy . . .'U is built Of 3-ply walnut veneer in 2-tone his troiiH finish. Dynamic Speaker Is eiiutpped with Improved Airline tone contrnl to bring yoit just the tone values ynu desire . . . mellow and sweet,. rneiualud by any other set at this price. - ' The Airline has 8 tubes (0 Including reel I lier). Kasy to install insert tubes in hoc' kets connect aiilenna and. gi-ound ami plug Into light socket. 171 Tube Tush l'ull Amplication, i There :ire no batteries no charging. Single dial contrnl illuminated station selector smooth volume regulation and a saving of S'.ii to JIf.it. The new A-C AlrMne is a radio marvel. liuy this Airline Marvel on our Easy Payment Plan $12 down and eight monthly payments DYNAMIC SPEAKER -T,',:Sk The Speaker everyone Is talk- A You can stive on this Dyna mic Speaker in its wiWm-t of beau tiful veneer with grill backed hy gold cloth. It is strongly built and, of artistic design. A regular $ vahiA for , $ 40 .35 Console Model Airline D-C 7 $79.95 Seven Tubes This Console .Model brings you tho equal In tone quality of any battery operated set selling for $1S0 and more. Ampin room for storage, hatterles. Ideal for economy, performance. Ward's saves you money on Radio Supplies! Now is the time to replace your old buttery, or' purchase radio accessories, our prices are very low but th quality remains high. $veryining f'r your radio is here. Airline tubes, honest quality at low Super Airline batteries, two cost, long life OC guarantee Super Airline tubes, guaranteed 0"t 1 A Itevulur Airline quality "It" for one year, splendid value.. . lery, heavy cells. Oilier lladfo aci-cs-irles at corn.Knidliigb' Imv piit-c vorZ $9.35 $2.20 Saves You $30 New Airline D-C 7 tfil 7T Without -ia D Equipment Welcomed by those who prefer bat tery operated sets or who have no eli-etrtcity. The price of this 7-tube Airline is $3fl lower- thn our former low prices. MONTGOMERYWARDCO. 1 101-3 WASHINGTON AVE. PH. MAIN 18 LA GRANDE, ORE. J.ucy Wlnhurn; rhlht support , to j vice K'und, ilartlia Moss; left sun-i poitto vtco grand, AlabeJ Oster ling; Inside R)ardiunt Alarguret Crosscn; outstdo muu-dlnn. Kva .Vowcry; chaplain, tlarnet 1 tuck man; degree cnptaln, Mabel Mc rherson. j After tho Installation ceremonies & social time was enjoyed and an announcement was made of (lie Joint 1. iX O. b and Kebekah meeting to bo held at Klgin Friday evening when the local lodge mem lcr will he guests of the vtwO lodges at Kigln. Joint Installation will be held ut Klgln. The dis trict association also will meet there at that time. ' A number of out-of-town mem bers of the lodge attended Inst night, , - ' : 1 Dinner Bridge Is j j Complimentary to Wisconsin Couple Dr. and Mrs. lAe -Houvy enter-, tatned at a charming dinner bridge at the Ui (Irando hotel Tuesday evening honoring Mr. and Mrs. C, .1. Kliuel, of Merrill, Wis., who urc visitors in la Grande. . Dinner was served In the dining room of the hotel. The tables were attractively decorated with bou quets of pink carnations In'crystat vases. - Curds were played In the gold room. Airs, W. H. Guild received first prlxe for high score for wo men and Mrs, Kred K. tuinser was awarded second.' J. T. hongfellow was awarded first for men und Kl in or Stoddard received" seconds Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Camphell. of Knterprise wero out-of-town guests for tho evening. " - - t The Women's Korelgn Missionary society of the Methodist church met yesterday afternoon at tho homo of Mrs. V. K, Hull on Spring street for the first session of the new year. The meeting was opened by Mrs. It. W. Lelghlon, president. . Mrs. I .eight on also' led the devollonals, ami Mrs. It. K. Tyler had charge of tho Interesting lesson on thfi topic of "Tho Krlend ns a Teach- nlng Mr. St It winger served chill to tho guests. Ttie Wealway club of the Wo men's Iteneflt Association is plan ning a meeting for tomorrow af ternoon at titer home Of Mrs. It. K. McAnulty iU 2M N. fUvond street. It Is announced that all mem hem of the W.H. A, aro eligible to at tend the ' West way olub meettnil and ure espeiJty lavited. ilislallatlon of offleers, a pro gram und a luncheon will be fea tures of the uftoruoon. Mrs, Pack ard, of ivudleton, will he' In at tendance. The tu;ness meeting wilt begin at 3 o'clock. Announcements The Women's Missionary society of the Presbyterian church will meet Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, at the church. Mrs. Cleav er will have tdmrge of the pro grant on "The African IVrll.' MENUS Hy NlMPr Mury - IIIIKAKI'AST California Rrnp. OM'(nU rivnni, tomato omo- Ift, dnt Ki'iilinm nwirrins, milk, corfw. I.l'NCIIKON Treomixl clrry on tonal, pruno and peonut liultcr nniHlwIrlioK. rlnnuinan nnpl" oat niMl drop cookltw, milk, ten.. 1 1 N Nl: H llioa.lccl ml rtitlpta, twloo liukcil potntOKH, walloprd to iiiaiooH. Knipi-ri'Uit and celery nul nd, junkpt loo cream, clioi-olnlo van milk, noffiV. 1MM (iralwin Murriiu One up graham flour, 1 cup whlto flour, 1-3 cup Unlit brown MUKftr, H tenapoon aoila, S tea KPoons wilt, 14 teaaiKion cinnamon, 1 . cup Hour crcnin, 1 cup atoned und chopped datcK. Mix nnd nlft whil flour, bilking powder, ault und clunainun. Add to Krahuin flour and mix well. Add cream nnd KOdn dlHHOlved in 1 tea-, tipoon cold wutcr, Keat'hurd and mid duteH. Drop Into oiled nnd floured muffin puna and hnkn 20 tnlnutcH In a hot oven. . cr. . The l.uthnran Choral aoc.lety met Inst night ut the home of .Mr J. a. Hlltalntter for. Weekly practice, to elect officer for the yeur und to make plnnn for 1029. The newly-elected officers arc: priMtldent,' Mrs. SllUlnfrnr; vlce piostdent, AVuller l'olirtnan; setre-ttiry-lrensurer,' Miss l.lna l.otteH, ' After tho .husluesH of the eve- Two-Piece Costumes Trying To Come Back Hy Diana Mcrwlii (Assnrlnted 1'ross h'nHhlnn Editor) l'AKIH (Al") Two-piece Jumper Hulls, which wore given the official PUTMAN'S Clearance Sale Enormous reductions con tinue in groups of ' ' ''' , I vrA;V'.v Coats ' . ' Dresses , Ensembles Hats : The highest quality - merchandise, at" reductions that yve can offpv,ojly; at clearance time. jExti.'aordiiiary val-,..... lies- there Winglmany'ar-, ments'offerefl at' hut a,fracr., ... tion of their originaTprice!''' ' mi. icii PUTMAN'S La Grande Exclusive Rpady-to-iy ear and Millinery 5 ; .; I i . BEWARE THE COUGHS . THAT FOLLOW FLU ! Thejr Mar Weaken Yonr 8rtem and , Lead to Kerioua Trouble You can Mop Jham now with Creo mul.iont- an emulifhed creoaoto tliat ia . pleasant to take. Creoraulalon ia medical diacovery trith twofold ac. lion; it aoothea and heala tha inflamed membranea and inblbila frrra growth. Of all known drugi crcoaote ia rec ogaiiad by high medical authoritiea ,u one of tho g reateat healing agenclea .for cougha from colda and bronchial irritation. Creomulilon contain., in uddltion to creosote, other healing elementa which aootlw and heal the inflamed membrane) and atop the ir ritation, vhilo lb creoaote goea on to the etomach, la abMrbed Into the blood, attache the aeat of the trouble and check, the growth of the germ.. Creomulilon ia guaranteed aatiafao-' tory in the treatment of cough, from colda, bronchitla and minor form, of bronchial irritation., and i excellent (or building up the ayitem after colda or tu. Money refunded if not n tiered after taking according to direo lloni. Ait your druggirt. Creomul ilon may belp you avoid flu, but li not iold aa a flu remedy, If yen hare fever, or think you may have the flu,. aee your doctor Immediately, ladv. farewell In. Inner style, circles a few months una, me showing slims of coming hark. At lenst one style mnker Ik push ing two piece dresses in tho special collection his houso sends to Monto Curio. This collection repeats the two piece Jumper style many times . Absoluetly straight sllliouels also uro nn anvious point of this special stylo collection: Jl'lunteil skirts and strulght JiillWoraWir thu stiiiie inu turlal appear in ninny models. Light lielge mixtures uro used j for the majority of the revived two piece dredSMC Rklrl are tight around the hips with plents usually I liegiui)lnx:rn)nrrtx tad2 Jnchea be. low at iSlula hanii. S'lie dreesea aro Imirinli iistnhqht, liliu j roale. fiii11. y''iiiJ .fiver them coa-. tiitnen4ii.'r.'of,:'-(i'ltf.ool or tweed. . I nilsrtnoft 'ftjtj 1 1J14 " straight lines. ( Most of lhtit lv,v 'fH,vtHaFa, us-; ! uully lii'iiigiVr-!'!!! of tho now ooy.H'rK4rign-f.ifr,riflnru nnd aro -wlili) unit upstanding around ' the face. CREOMULSION FOR THE COUGH FROM COLDS THAT HANG ON She 14 to 40 FUR-TRIMMED COATS FRIDAY And SATURDAY " $3.98 These coats are of good quality but a little off colors and are well worth $8 to $15. OTHER COATS in same sizes, for Friday and Saturday Only $7.98 . Values in this lot up to $28.50 1 ' f . First Come, First Served"- No Refunds or Exchanges NORTON'S -KIDDY SHOP ,f: SILQUE .- - (pronounced Silk) ; ; - ' . , For the Skin . t 50c and 85c a bottle A fragrant preparation for chapped hands and ; face, rough or dry skin. Just the thing for these cold, windy days., . Also a very pleasing after-shaving lotion. MOON DRUG CO. ' f (Agents for the Owl Drug Co.) Office Supplies And School Needs Gem Clips, per 100, 10c; per 1.00(1 .;. .... 75c Thumb Tucks, per 100 15c Speedbal! Lettering Pens, each..;. ........10c Scratch Pads, dozen 3."e - 60c - Up Blackboard Erasers, felt r , ................20c Blackboard Chalk, per box.: '..,....: :.65c Pantograph , .'1'.'...! ....,.$2.20 Pencils, per dozen ........ .........500 - 60c - $1.20 Thermometer ....$1.00 Up Stamp Pads : .....SSc - ."0c Stamp Pad Ink .:. . . ......20c Boston Pencil Sharpener $1.25 Cook Moistencr .'.:....I :. ......,.75c Stafford's Ever-Ready Mucilngc ...' ...,...50c La Grande Book & Stationery Company Fonncrlv Ncvliiun. : ,v