La Grande evening observer., February 08, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

Pri(la-Ffifui'8, 1929.
- LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Swastika Bridge
I Club Entertained
of til Sui'ajuwcu Inn. IturituiH- of Tytliiun hull
1 1 lie co:m1 .I'omllt lona ami Ih-ouwwoiv prownl.
'-!. t4 wnilliti.l Willi tlio Kmnk!
jt i r i TT ' i rrncn miry iimntT in im iinn',
At rOWlei' XlOineith.. .lulft fur muiiml l-ali'iui't of
, , iTiu- unsimuitlun was cIihkkvii rrom
7. ' ". . , lhf ifnllrtiTnlh to Kcli. S.
Ill-f.llSf lul. ill"! . ....... uiH he hvl.l
isnvm to ctHiiph.tt'-Hrruli.'ri'nirnln fur
1 1 hi bamiMrl, It wmh iiniiomuo!.
Announcements
i Tho Mvntitika Hi'Mict eluh met
tiutf ttferht ut the hume uf Mr. and
1ih Ward Kowlor. Three table of
liridKe wero played. Airs. Walter
lVrry and Herbert t'atthion "wm
itiutf Itfctrh. Mr. ami Mm. TV U.
AfW-c the cards tho Jumh-jyt nerv
el a two-eourne tum-heiili, Ih-eo-ration
were in keeping with Ut.
Valentine' day. The next meeting
I of th lnh will held Peb. SI ut
ft He hem of Mr. on. I Mr, V. 1.
Nonland.
,",.
i Mrs, l'red- Kiddie wan luudeKX tu
the Thnmlay Ib-idne elub yester
day ( a rharmlmr bridge hmeheon
;ii ih Wu-ajnweu Inn. iMirtn the;
afternoon bridge was played with
the prize koIiik lo Mi- 'h:trl.'s
f'layle. Two tables were at play.
Tit Triune llrlilxe eluh met
at the heme of Mr. uod Mrs. Wither
i .fonts vYedm-day. evoulnir. " hree
laltl.it wcro at play. air. um
ji:lhy received ftrHt prize for w-j
: irtcit amr hun (i.THr fur mon. :
......
Tlio Juveniles of Neighbors of
Wno.lcrafL will nurt KiUurrtuy
tut noun
of rythiu hall
"Ul ,mri "V"""' " 'IVhtnsouHn.lsumi.Uai
at J o'chuk tit the Kuttfhls ilupm.Ian( of thl) m,w
ias hall- !...!.. i.... ...........
Iiors of his IHnnt'r i-'luli Moiulnyt
ityeiihiK at the f.a (Iramlt hotel, i
' 'iNvftily wta In nilniiam-n for 't hi';
' .HlKhirul .llniw r ami f VhkliK ''
V , .
Mrs. 1M t'oimhonowi'i' waf hns-
tf.ss lo lih'Miltfirt of tlu N. M. It.
I'lnh y-rtl-ria afti-rniMMi. Tlin't
taMfM of cunls wit i,ihm1. r
flaily rtri'lvtil llr.sl pit.- fur hinh
slnnrr. a Mil Mrs. A. K. I ln r-riivol
Hiioiul. A luMi lioiin was Sfivl ly
Hie ,hi)sl ss.
Khi-Hv. on. I Mrs. V. V:. Ihillj
t-tttrtaiin'l tht hra.ls of ilfparl-1
mi nts uf tlif , Mt'tlioillxt Hi i ll at
Olnn.-r al thotr hoini' Wi'tlniwlny I
nlKht. ; '
Tho" w1hi Htli'hlil wotv: Mr,;
ltnriit:i. Htipfi-inl.-ntlrnt: Uuk.ni-! I j
I'lHr'k. assistant Mipfrlnli'tPh-nt: i
Miss Itosa Sherman, siipcrlnti'mlfiit !
of the, primary department: Mrs, i
1 W. Whealey. sHperlntemleul of!
heRinninsr ill vision: Kuwreije fates.
seerl:ry. Mrs. Hall Is superln-
l. ii.l. in of tlu- junior ami tnti
media I e divisions.
Tho (looil Times dancing ehth.i
will hold a regular danee l-'eb. H I
Th V. t T. U. inoeUiiH whlehj
li ha been held tomorrow j
has heen postponed on ueeount itf
t'oht wont her and snowy rt ads.
MENUS
: ly SUtiT Mary
UUKAKKAMT Stewed prunes.
renal. cream , haked b'reneh toast.
Hlriip. milk, coffee.
. LHNrtlKON Mock sausaifes.
maimed eeh-ry. new onions nnd
, raillshes. ryo hrertd. nprleot Kafar
; ian - rrenrn. nitlk. ten.
i DJNNKIt Kresh shoulder of
j J ptrk stuffed nd rstl. rem rs-
' Tim hist nio'tinjr in Ij Crando fiard. ; vurly i-tuUv 'th. k"enrh
In hunor of Miss JamM MeKelhir,'fliHsin. jellied eiiinheriies and ap
inulional assoriato field seeietary of;tleSr milk, eoffee.
ithe Tamp Wr (llils. was held la.-tj. Tle Imtier should rnwve the
Fniirht ;it lr. home of Mrs. I.eif H. ,.nol)(. fr0in tho pork shoulder in
lAwi-s. Ms MrKetlar lei t 1 his jsuel) a Wity that it deep pocket is
jmornini; following a Three day visit mUio. Kill with n well-seasoned
jln -I. si flrande. It nnd or chestnut KtufTln?, sew
i Hhe, as wi-Jl as I'amp l-'ire lead- ; fsmh . seen rely and, roast us usual,
jers In ti.is 'city, have expressed To .m-rve cut In Kliees rrosswtse.
themselves as much 4neouraM:el
wilh tho resalls of the visit. A
number of women have volunteer-
yi ineir uouie ill i lie v
uiniiuii. inn. !.... Ln wll-.tiu Mvomil n..V
i Two tuhU-M of hrl.hfp were 'm i , ,rtrt, "i
ay . during the evening I'rls !! . in- will bo formed
m. iir.ri. rtn.ii" Jiu't the ilcHir muny rirls have
jjainer. I'loiiffh. A Inneheon vns
iim amT purpose" ofthc ' symbol
j work of the oi'Kaniwitlon. The eve-
: Mr. and Mrs. Pallas (Ireen enter- " ' uno-nair cup une.t lima inns.
talned a Kioup of friei.dH last 1.11.1 I""""" OI "' ; ' " j oup fl drte.1 bread crumbs. S
rande Hondo ' 1 11 1 cimmi spnuiis ineueo ituiter, i citr,
worn anu are eaiier teasptioil sail. i lenspoon Pop
; per,. mllK, t tablespoon catstt
HoaU beans In cold water to mor
than cover for thrie horn's. Iraln
jexpresMed to join the orKuutzauon.
.ant n'Kltt Miss McKelhrr lathed
Eastern Names
For New
Spring Silks
j
! Ity IMaua .Mcrwln
(Associated Press Kashhu Kdttor)
j 1 1 A K I S (AC ) Irteiiu. 1 namett
'are Introduced Into the fabric o
'eHbulary for spring by Itodier. tho
I Kreueh fabric manufacturer, who
Khvo the words kasha and djersa
kasha to tlte fashion InuKmiKC.
are the most
materials '
with Ktistern names.
Tchlnsou i n lUfhtwelKht silk
with texture like u super-nun llty
chiffon ot Tine weave. .Much oT it
Is printed with small delicate u
Mkiis influenced by . Japanese urt
and colotiUKS. Sumlda Is a heavier
silk with a finish like, very fine
cashmere wool. It Is nlso used for
printed pallems, of oriental char
acter. Tin Iwo silks are combined
for square and tWauKitlar senrves
of vivid coloriuKS and oriental or
modernistic printed patterns.
Wool voile promise lo be an Im
portant sprhiK dress material. H
dler shows It extensively In plain
color and fine cheeks.
Itcige Ik the basis for the sniu-
inwr . ei.nm ...... ... .., .. . f
Krench luaniu'aciurcr of woolens. J
Ho shows many cream and brown
mixture and fancy weaves for
coats. I'laiu heiKo and helfje mix- j
turea are the leading etdor lor coal i
jibiie'rlals. with dark blue follow- f
In. Almost nn black Is Included
in Hodfer'a srin fabrics and not
a jcrt:tt deal of black and white.
.Novelties for sweaters are por
ous wool fancy weave Jersey call
ed "motiKsa nilltrouH." uieunliiK'
thnus:tiid holes, and a feat .her
welu;ht Jersey ' for sweaters and
scarves named djersa plume or
feather-jersey. t
Uudic la a new coatlnif with
heavy threads and fancy basket
weftvo. It Is shown lt heljfe and
dark blues' Ini'Kfly. i,
:i
w
v
itiM.i ii dove Kiik curt or
pul. viiow lenilti n tiiiinmpi'y air
lo die smmt hlii" since iiluve (or
ikitt liei'ii report war.
NHC; 9. dwi band lO.mfH'V '
KJR Sonttle, 970kc) $ til tt,
KOMU Hlnttl( (93Akl) 6.14(10;
!l, ori-li.tm, tinftrtft, Joy boy;
ii). N HP: IS to IJ:Si. orn.
KOA PoiU'pr (SnOKe) t.aa, or
h.fllra: 7, NHi1: ft. Kiinrtuy school
Ivmon; S:3u to 'J:ao, done. orrh
Ira. . ,
. KKX Portlan.l. (USiIko) lo
12. AHt'i J2K woulhor, liwi
Kliy Hivokiuio (annuo , NHC;
, Vill'icd llruKiHllli: 8. NH1'; 13 to
I. varied proicrHut..
Kl,i- Oukli.ii.1 (SSdkcl a. trio,
news'; S, ' oi'Kiin. 'hoIon; , 9 to ID,
I rlii.
' KNX (.on A'rwV nnSOkc) .
Arlcrt projo'nui. iilnlot';. 8;05, feu
inr; 9. ra1lo nkli, fciitlMro; ll to
1, tlaure.niOKlc; 1 lo 3 ii.'ni. .tirt.
nlRhr pxiirens.
Kl."( I.ok Anitclcs ((nkc) .
NHi'; 9, concvri; 10. rhanihcr mil'
f.lc; tl.Mldiiinhf (rollc.
KOW Portland"' (!0kc)' i lo
S. NBC; S. KOMa iivogmm; 9 lo
IS, NHC. !
KSL Salt take City (lUOkc)
i - , A GOTHAM GOLD STRIPE
Service Sheer Stocking, With Pointed Heels 1
Sheer enough for unartnesa, strong enough
; , , for wear
Priced $t.05
PUTMAN'S
La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-Wear '
, , ... .. . an(j Millinery
t
...i, .'
Vl
1, Nile; . unwtcur nlsht;
illuic mtilo. i . .v . , .
Six Hindus Killed
In Bombay Rioting
ItUhun-HImlti
niornlne;. . d
iluy
rliaiim her thla
wan tho lr( mic
of tho dmnrhancoa.
ociwlv.? .
(doling In other dlntt-lctii reault((.
tin th Injury of f(v oih.r (4Mrs.
Anaulta oontlnuod lntrmlttnt
i)i ihroiiKhoui lust night and tnoro
riOMlJAY, India, Keb. 8 (AP) ! troopa and armod ooUca were
Six Hindus wet'o killed and several brought In today to combat the
Injured lu a. (realt outbreak of situation.
t
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Postpone Annual
and cook In bolltnir watr to which
M teaMonn soitit 1 hu' ben nddel.
t'ook ten minutes and drain. II in mo
in cold water nnd return td sauce-
. Meetinir to Feb. Zi) i "?.?."",.. " lul tier uvmlml f mil tieunn f hrAinrh ft ier Ailil
worlt. ". , tk '. ' I crumbs, cut sup, nvltert butter, salt,
' ; pepper and krc s!tchtb hen ten.
Tit. f! T A ..ref veternv Ilk MIx ftnd ttM PlMk tO HUlk
r.'trntar s-fsion at the Knights nfj"10!'
1 ' .1
Library Ghats
, II :
S.Vl'l UIAY VIWM.KAMH
The American ttroudcustlnt Com
li.tny proKiam lor Hutui'duy nlrht
follows: tl, novelty program; 1,
Halon orcheaira; 8, Melodians;
8:30. Iteverio proRram; :!i to- lli,
dance tuuslA ,
The National Broadcast In com
pany prouram for Saturday night
follows: A. -. K. ptOKram; 7, dance
music; ,s, (urntval tl. , "Abrnhum
Lincoln;" 10, dance music,
'J," KOIN- Vortlan.l (I4okc) fl, mu
sic, studip: 11, th'offon-Mrry mak
ers. ....
U'CJO Oaltland (7okc) 0, NHC
proKram. . , .
KTMHnntn Monica (780kc) la
to I a. m. Cotton club.
Kl'O Han Kranelsco (680kc) ,
New Smart Footwear 5
Fwitwear of Distinction for the Stylish Woman -
Women who desire real distinction in fOotweAr find their heart's
desire , in Johansen. Shoes,.. :.
Smart new creations are now-on display.. Masterpieces of slioe
craftsmansliip, they are styled to. meet every social demand. .
Come in now, We will fit you perfectly ...
$7.50 u $9.50
Va.. "
T Tho Sons. nnd I 'jiJMirhlcrs nf t - tt
loi County pioneers iitt4 yesterday
afternoon on lh niezzanlne floor
S.V.E.C0.
Children's Outing Flannel Sleepers and Oowns.
Aties to 12 yars. ;
r. . -E f-, ' , V" -V ' ' 'J
r , ' '- -J '''- - -.., 1
Chlblireu,,rfiOullmir- Plaiinol Slccpiys and f!.nvua. A
llenvv fancy out Inn. Awes 2 to yAirs.
Hhape In. form of frank
furters and roll in cnimba llrush
over with melted hotter und bake
over with meltftd 'butter and hokf
In a hot oven until brown nnd
crispy on tho outslda.
FOCH AHOIT THE SAME
rAfCia. Fob. 8 (AT'l Tho con
dithm of Marshal Ferdinand Voch
. wnj( ileacrlhed km "stutlonary'. by
hi-. litvrntro, hts physician, alitor
j the customary visit thin mnrivljt$.
In Conformity with the wishes of
j Madnine r4och who has"depfef
) the publicity driven hnr husband'
,lllnesn. he withheld further details.
I if theLll.
COMPLETE
STOCK UNLOADING
Prices cut to the extreme to close out every remaining
garment of Winter Stocks
Every Winter
COAT
HALF PRICE AND LESS
1A Coats
'"Values to $35
A Coats
: 4 Values to ?-15
3 Coats
Values to $fi5'
A Coats
Values to $M
$14.95
$24.95
$32.95
$44.95
C Coats
o
Values to $100 '
Every Winter
DRESS
Every winter
dress m u s t be
sold, and we've
cut prices to
make them worth
your while. In
many instances
they are one-half,
many are about
one-third regular
Our easy, friend
ly credit terms
apply just as ever
at the Sale Prices
$49.95
DRESSES
$14.95
$22.95
$27.95
Make your selection from any of the above
groups of Coats or Dresses, which are now
half price and less then we give you
choice from tins group at the gift price........
" ' i ' -
Silks, Satins, Crepes all seasonable and
stylish, regular stock diesses, $11.95 and
$19.05 values.
SI'95
Ity Mhcl j:. Ikoly, l.lhnti'laii
A UTKItAHV CAI.KMlAlt i
. Jan:iary Heto-i a list of I-1
books you have n 1 ways mea nt 1 o
read. ,
I'Vbruary Iteud one
Mureh-Kend another.
April Fllto.
"May Ditto.
. Jnm IMtlu.
.Inly Iltto.
AukusI lMtlo. 1
f September Uitlo.
October fltto.
November I Mtto.
; . December Head tho other (wo.
Cannot the library be. of service
to you In your selection of hooM
for your literary calendar? We
are rather proud of our circulation
for January which was Hl,i:i".
Homebody must be reading al any
rate. 1 . , - ,
I-ast week wo talked altmtt. bln.
rnphy which Is one of the im;l
popular cIOssck of books cln nlaled
at. the library. One 1i1kI kcIiooI
Klrl recctilly bro tjfhl to the desk
I Up book eulitb'd, "The Ileal Surah
Ilernha;dl' by ltcrton, with it di
elded ly bored expression on her
f aje. " i h d.-a r. I su ppOne I'll
have to rend this whole bonk I"
gel the Information I need.'
"You'll find H (in fascinating as
any novel you ever read", declared
the desk nltendant. So away went
our somewhat skeplicut hlwh school
iflii carryluK Sarah under her arm.
btn't H fun to have an opportunity
of saying. "I told you so!" She
came back within a few days anu
said. "Von were rifdit about I lilt
book. Can you rind me another
one Just as intereKiinK?" And f
course Hhe cnubl. any number of
t hem.
We folks ft the library know
thai' Valentine's Day and Lincoln
and WashlnKfon'K hlrlhday am nil
hi February because It keeps us
b.isy look In tr hp Ideas to celehrate
aJl thr. e.
The actress who stopped the
show on Hroadwny because two
men in thn audience laitKhed lu a
most t rattle, moment, shouldn't
feel hurt about It. 1'robably Just a
couple of F'nKlishiuen who had
been to a comedy ihr nitfht before.
Always
Something
'' New .. .
You'll Find the Latest
Music by the Best
Artists on Victor
Records
Here arc a few new
ones. Come in and
hear them.
"Svvi.ollicnrti on !'nradt"
"Where Ihf Shy l.llllo Vln
Icis t.nnv",
(nliimy Marvin.
In Patent Leather; Wide
Strap Cuban Heel ;; ,
$7.50' -twl
liWr
An Unusually Smart High
-, Heel Pump in Black Pat-
$8.50
ROLLINS RUNSTOP HOSIERY
Full-fashioned V Tailored - Any Color
Chiffon, $1.95 ' Servke Weight, ?1.50
Buy two pairs alike fpraddeof wear.
BURNETT SHOE CO.
Quality Shoe's Economy JrVIces
"Innri Id'
"M anil
.MlllMl".
l.lko TImu"
rlii- .Man hi Hi"
Hi'len Knin.
Ijial vr ssii.mio.oon wi.hcim
wrp nolil In tltr. lrnlt'il SL'itrK,
Provlnff that wp'ro not KiilifiHt
IliK .'ill lr.y on cuiuimI kooiIh nfli-r
all. ' ,
" Pnvlnns l.llllo 'I'lillix
t'alll.l l.ino," I'l'
"I I'n liinvn an' (; llnom."
IT.
(;om(tc Olson Ilia Musli!
"llnpiiy H'.iy Lniii'ly
MkIiIh",
"TIiciV A Knluhim' 'ltdiinil
l,r Shmililpr",
.Volitiriy Marvin.
ADLER'SMUSIC
CO.
La C! rande, Ore.
II
Phone Orders
Main 94
Sperry's Hard Wheat Blend, White Down Flour
Sold exclusively at Stone's, Cash Stores
A hiii'li-Rradc flour al a medium price. Every bag guaranteed. If not satisfactory,
keep your flour but come and fet yout money back'
49 LI).
Hit ...
$1.79
tbl
4 bagit
$6.98
Vour Choice
Any Winter
HAT
95c
CREDIT
Gladly
Easy Payments.
CINDERELLA
FROCK SHOP
Hungry Kiddies!
- """ . i n ii iwMiiw i wHui nun i r
Creamery ,
JtjJ-'' 1 ".,
How They Like It!
Kvcry mollier known the extraordinary aptxititcs
that the Ixiyn and k i Hk hi hif with tliem when they
return from school. .She knows that a piece of
bread Kpieiul thickly with Meadow ilaivent will
tide them over and she knows that this famous
ImMer in good for them.
At All Dealers
UNION CREAMERY
1112 Jefferson Ave. Main 122
Crackers
Plain or Salted
3 lb. box
45c
Cigarettes
Camels, Chesterfields, Old Colds or
81.15
Luckys
1 rurlon
Marshmallows
29c
Fresh and fluffy,
Special. LU
Toilet Paper
1000 Sheet Rolls best tissue
3 rollw
19c
Pineapple
No. 2V-1
2 for ...
cans
...45c
Peanut Butter
Very best grade bulk
2 lbs. ;...........
35c
Cocoa
Extra Quality
19c
45c
Oleomargarine
Gem Nut Brand OHm
2 Hw. OlC
Soap
The P. & C. Naptha Laundry
10 barn ...
39c
Pancake Flour
69c
Sperry'a self-rising
No. 10 sack ......
Extra Qualily
4 can
Peas - Corn Tomatoes
-Standard sizes '
45c
AT) A A.T4r,17,CJ Orange Day at Stone's Again Saturday. Jn
UlViVINljlllO Medium Size, wet 2 dKn.. 4oC