La Grande evening observer., February 21, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 6

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
- Thursday, Februaiy 21,. 192!
School Resumes
In Hileard; Halt
. Caused by Fire
. ' . Hy VTiia WWnhT
. (Olwerver Correspondent)
HIIXJAKD, Ore.r (Heciul
Kohool hat. marled iikuIu In Jlil
Kun? after an enforced vacation
caused by the fire 'which destroyed
tin- whool hulUiiim. Another bultd-iHK-uan
remodeled, windows -put
In ii n U everything tit la runnluK
order Much eiedit h dim Mr.
Rillim?, chairman f the hoard, it
In said. Jf Youny. ""H KanTon!
and John IMce worked on the
ouUdlntf. Mi Martin went to
'ov m visit with her pioiher, ro-
"turulnff Monday inornlnff In time
1 to take up her work uffuln - hh
toucher.
IIINW I'ltOr.lUMS
TIih American -Jtt'imili'UMtliijr com
pany prouTHin fur Kilday ul'lit fd
Iouh: (I. dinner manic, ChiiIJo tTo-
liium; 7:30, ('iiriuin chIIh of long
jiko; K. Neapollmn ninlita; u. Km
In cupi'rH, HttliiK imrtt'pt; I.o to
II, dumlnic Htrlnun, dance mule.
Tin National lhoadcaalntf eum
pany projrrum for Friday iiilu fn-
iomm: o to ti::.i', Wrljfhy le-lew;
ii :.(,, J'hllco proiriiim; 7, 'hn-
lenKers; H in y, law Jiotirj JO to
12, Trocadcrann. ,
KKI--
" I I.' l.'l I A C J .l... A
Mr. Hm.for.1. who Is at ll.p ho.. ..,, , """.,",, " '
pilal at l-u (inindc, Ih reported to
, ho much improved and expect to
Iki 1 1 If In con ic 1)01)11' 0.1011, .
John 'I'hornhrue mid 'url HH
Inir nro home from tin ,lt, Knilly
ramp for a few days.
Mm, Klarott, Kva Thnrnbue, Vcr
nu Wolntir mid Arthur ('niitrell
weri shopping In )u (iiande Wed
nraduy. Holland ThomiiM, of Htarkey, wan
In town Tuesday.
: Thoro low been u number of
men nhovi jinff their way out from
rump, brlntfliiff their cars out, and
leaving Ihfin here. Nine are stored
at -the Five Point wrvfro station
in chnrKi of J, li. Wi'lim-r.
Mr. and Alrn, Hlaiftt and dnuKh
tom, JorlH.nnd Vlrjclnht won vU
illnjr in l-n (iratidr Monday rVrn-
nf-
J It tip Jf.'in A hi.-, dnnuhtcr of Mr.
and. Mm. Hurl Able, In confined to
her Ih'U Willi KCurh't fever. The
family In under iunran(lne. Mch.
Ahl iHOpemtnr for the O.-W. hero.
Mrn. WuKiier, or KlKln Hpent
Thumdny nt HIlKiird, tfolnif on to
Alt, Knilly camp In the evening to
Wflt her dauKhtoi-M, Mrn, Mol'nwell
ond Mm. Morrlmtn for a few ilnyn,
Mr, Wyley, who him )Meii work
iDff ill Iji Ollltlde at the Mtatc nhopfl.
fit Called to Pendleton WimIiu-m-rtay,
where ho will take chartce of
a K rave I wliovel. Mi. Wyley )wih
been livinjf nt the 1'ive I'olut camp
- fi'ohnd for the hiKt three niotithH,
;tinrlio, (wincirt;- it:30 to 12. Hoot
,tJli;.
Ki0Han" KranclMeo (IKOkc) fi.
1 Nllf; 7:30. collexe K'ee Clult, NH";
!t, mixed ipiartet; I' to 12, dance
' in iiMc, '
KI.X -Oakland (XKhke) S, con
cert, new: K( inilniet,' piano; H)
to" It, orcheMtrn.
Kti.Mo H.ntll H2okc) 0. NW?:
9. NlKht In Japnn, varied proKram;
10, oreheMlni, mfxi'41 tnartet; ll::i(t,
IH'HM, OI'KOII. i
KIK4--Kpnkane (r,lokc) fl, NIM;
7:3", melody hoya. N M4 ; 9. n-WH,
MporiH, Imnjw; li'.-ilanc orchewtia.
KtiA I Oliver h;iakc) t, NltC;
7:'-i't, Hotitoirit Iiojh; 0, miiwtc
alhuni, HlrlnK trio; I'l to 11, Mil',
KNX-l,rH AllKelei (JOfilikcJt 0,
origan, qointet; 7, Tom Mlicliell,
feature; S, Dn-Niita; I), l.lon Tim-i-t-n;
i MO, I'lKht hi oadi-aHl, followed
hy dunce inuxie to 1 a. nt,
K.IH Heattlc (ft7kr) 6 to 13,
AI proKruni.
nut ,Mi;it(ii:it iti Morn:i
KHX- 1'orthind CI I8kr) lo
It, AM(' proKriini; 12, Avenih'r,
llt'WJ.
KfjOOakland ( 7!Hiltc) (I, NIK';
H, OlynipiaiiN, NIK'; 10, conceit;
11 to I oreheHtra,
KI'Kt'San I'YaaelHco Xflioke) (I,
pep hand, Mporttt, tufic; h:'Mt,
"(Ireat Ladhn; 10, Ainox and An
dy: I0:() to 12;0. popular iiiiihIc.
KCUN I'lii'tlnnd (U'Jti'kc) ti. din
ner conceit; 7, .orehera, Htudlo;
la to 1 1 : :i 0. dance mif-lc, '
KHI, Hiill I Jikc 'llyl ( I I .'(ike) (I,
NIM .oreheKiia; K. inu.Hjeal pro
Kiam. KTAII Ooklaml' (fifiotu') m,
comerl; II. NlKht MH; t to 1,
popnliir proKiiim. 1
l.'C.tf I 1 r-.ii. .,.. ' "
K!,t... i , i ; ' reoii Hiate. where IiIk riance will
Mil ; 7:Ji, melody d.oyn. NI!C; . ,.,, m.,
HI'OKANH, WiikIi., Keh. 21 (AIr
Tlo Ho(eman-Hiview xnya (hla ,
niornliiK that neuotlatloiiH aro un
der wn; for a $4.fioii,iHia flour mill
merger, t'inhrncliiu; plantn of the
Molilalia l-'lour company and the
Martin (Irain and MUlliiK coin puny, '
of Cheney, Wanh. i
s ut i.Mi iticif i;;,(ji;i
.OH ANIKI.KH, Keh. t'l (AIM
Kiiko cement of Wcm Kch iilmerlch.
1 outfielder fur the I. oh AtlKehu lae
! fie i 'on mi league eluh, and MIhm
Ceclle llohrow, of I'ortlltlld, Ore,,
i was announced. Hehulerinlch 'wnH
hiiHehall and foot hall Ktar nt
Mm W. H. HrlK'H came in on
train No. 24 Tucitday morn In tc,
from Kin ma I li Kit Um, ( )re., hero
Mhe haK heen vIkIUjik her Roll.
Mr. riJiUHM, who hixH heen vlttlt
Iiiff In I fa Iter on himlnew for a few
layH, returned to IiIh home hern
Humlay,
Mr. and Mrn. fJ. ft. Wcinicr at
tended the funeiiil of John I.. I'Vik
on Ho nd ay. ('
Kred MoRey (time In aaln Tiie
iluy with I he fiuall from Ktarkey
although the roadH have heen hud
iitifl lorn of Rnow driftM lu has never
fiill.-d to make IiIh (rip.
IV l A'I'AI.LY III iti:i
iti:i:iLi:v. cai.. i-vh. 21 (ap)-
Italph Itolin, lo, wan hurned to
death hy eXfilOMlon of KUKollne. Of
ricialH Hahl he lighted n match
while trying lo pour Kaxollno Into
the family automohllo from an
open bucket, lie wan the Hon of
Mr, and Mra. Nelxon J toll n-
h'.-oin KfiiMteln'ft theory: "Ohll
tpio 1 equalH (ioihlc A HiipeiMcrlpt
Ml;nia ... I nuhmrlpt full , , ,
(Jolhlc A Riipci-Krript HlKiua." , . .
It Hound like a co-ed tryliiK to
keep Iot fiat pins Htmltfht.
2 a a (
" ? Eakint?
, I , Insurance
rv-1 ';it If vou find anv fault what.
ever in tins baking pDwdcr,
ii 51: or think yoo do. your croeer
' '
: will return your money and
t! alA nmv fnr ,Iia mm huH
(lour, etc., you have used
r
i iM
v afrit ' - -1
I M1 .
' W'C0STIIME''V;' '';'CTS'I I I I T
I JEWELRY . I J I I .
and with the new seasjn. costumes take on new gaiety of color, new
line interest: a freshness and charm of fabric and style. In Ward's
collection ot Spring wear there is everything to outfit the smart
woman from Paris-styled coats and frocks to the smallest important
accessories. . - , .
GOATS
: $14.75
Wnmoth hroadelnthn, ,pntl-colorod .(weeds, black' wit In and
velveteens fanhlon Rfn-iiiK' new co'otM. .AIodihly.. and deftly .
tailored, they, are iuiftly. tnrrcd til smartly Hearfed. The
Miialh'ht ttdhoiieitf. I: oftn hroki-n by capes -find flartjs '.
DRESSES
"; $19.95
In this 'collection arc Hoft flat crepe, ntcam
Itm natla cuntoiiK,, she?r KCorKelteH . . . Mkill
fully faHttloned Into the most charm Int.' of aft
ernoon frocks.
You'll wbnder how such Htytlh, clever
OresseH-, cuu hft so tuirprbiliiKly tow
priced! Clear, vivid shades, youthful,
dash 1 11 pr prinu contrast with - dark
ireenn. navy and black. A wide va
riety of fahrlCH and styles.
GLOVES
Bi-acefully slip Into the new
Xprim; modes with pull-on
and button styles. The very
smartest aro In doeskin and
fine kldsklu. Sun (an tones,
of course. '
. The Pair
50c to $2.89
1
A
i-ir--rr& -m w n
'rnsTiTMR'
JEWELRY'
Tin- iinlisiuil nnd dppply bill-,
lillllt 'lll'HCnil-pt'fH'loUHNtOhPH
will pirilnmliuilp the SprinK
Ji-wrlry niorto,' -t'l'iirlii-jvlU liq
vei-y )priiliir.. i. KfifliiPHil.
(hcikrrk nir i'Iiikk, Hurt iiIiih
98c to $1.75
There is no substitute
for cream of tartar
for fine liaking
There nre suhBtltutes - - but none that will produce fine
hiking. Ask any domestic science teacher which site prefers
a cream of tartar baking powder or one that contains a
substitute. Ask any doctor. Ask any pure food department.
Any good baking powder will do an acceptable job--but
if it contains cream of tartar, you are. on the safe side
-that's all. But dial's enough for millions of housewives.
All cream of tartar baking powders arc about the same, and
sell at about the same price. But Western women have
known W many years that uuo of them Schilling..'
contains a full pound for their pound price. They know
it means 10c in the purse every time they buy
Sclulling full-weight baking powder.
Bead the Schilling label.. it means just what it says.
Thai another Schilling way of keeping faith with you.
Coffee
32 V.Mra. u
47 Spiir
POUCH BAGS
Oaytlmo nnl;lr?!ti nnuleH clo
nmiiil hui-'milnlKliiK Iiukh or
nnvelly ;.IIIch llll.l lltlliwolfrllt
lcathpr.-H-ih6."HuiVtnii" tonra
IHTCInnliiiatlnK.1 A-. .plonillil
rholi'i '. ' .
98e"t6.$3.8S
$24.75
For sport ipd street wear are suits
jaunty and youthful. Jackets are hip
lenjrth' ' and double-breasted. Box
pleated skirts have tuck-in blouses.
Featherweight woolens tweeds, her
riiiRboiies.Wool crepes, cashmeres,
jerseys arc. the popular fabrics.' '
-Mem.
SWEATERS
play an Important rolr In 111
Spiine "rlrohe rr sports
wear, and iho Kniartiy tailor
rd fnwtnlile. Vlvlil colors or
enmlilnnl for ullurluc lovtll-
$2.25 to $2.98
-v..':' $14.75.
No woman's wardrobe is complete without an
ensemble this Spring. The fascinating, pale
yellow-green Chartreuse and Chinese reds;
are favorite colors. Blouses and coat linings
arc often of gay prints in colors to harmon
ize with the seven-eighths length coats. Come
in and see Ward's selection of two and three
piece ensembles.
LINGERIE
For wear under slim, new frocks are foundation
garments that softly mold the figui-e developed
in brocades, satins, and elastic. Teddies, tmndeau
sets, bloomers, and costume slips uie delightfully
dainty and practical, fashioned of creic de chine
or rayon in delioatc shades.
SILK HOSE
compliment the lightness of
color and spirit of Spring
with tantalizing names, such
as: amber, daphne, dlanne.
misty morn, beige d'or and
Inn Is.
The pair -
85c to $1.95
FOOTWEAR
iiffpr contrast to thojr styles
nt nnp-strap oxfonls and
pumps thrntiKh Iho pomlilna
Hnn or fine kldskins, and
sihmIp, with Innumenihlo spe
. oil's of the roptilp. llorc analii,
urn l'nrls - dorrprd Minny
lonps.
$2.98 to $4.95
O H S8.95
. I . I . t L. 1 JNlH ; I 1-1 K as Mf
ENSEM BLES !- IfBflSi
mm '
I I' c&
98c
UNDERARM BAGS
lipconi I'onvonitncp and chip
pomhlnod when chosen In the
prominent shades or SprlnK
ensomhlos. Flap lpathpis with
riintrnsllni: tlini are ,
' $1.85 to $4.85 :
-y
!
Tod,,ies -- 98c
IHoomors . gjjg
Bandeaux
-Dance Seta .. gg
Vests - 65c
Bloomers
I0NTG0MEIY WAHD & m
V -V,
1101-3 Washington Ave,
Phone Main 18