La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 01, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, March' 1, 1929. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Pe Thr8 Society News byterial To jet Here Mar. 15; lake Preparations l executive committee of the Hondo Presbyterial met ay for luncheon at the 1-a t hotel mid for a meetiiiK ,t the homo of the president. i. T. Hill. purpose of the meeting wus piulitte plans for the unnual "iiial to he held Mur. 16 una he church In thin city. Hers who will be preent for o-duy session .Include Mrs. h Wllllums, of Portlund, who fd recently from Perwla und mission fields, Mrs. Thomp Port Inner, synod leu I presl- knd Mrs. MucMlnn, of Cull- announces Mrs. Kill, Mrs. n n la known for her work the Indfuns In California. Wllllums ulso attended the ub conference In Jerusalem aster. tpntes for the "meeting will come from Enterprise. Wallows, Elgin, Lostine, Hal fwy, Burns, und Buker. A tea und dinner will be social features of the entertainment for delegates at the convention. The meeting lust year was held in Mak er. Member of the executive com mittee from Baker, KnU-r prise und other outside points were unable to attend the meeting yesterday. Those who were present were: Mrs. A; T. Hill, president; Mrs. Robert Kakln, vice president: Mrs. George Baker, treasurer; Mrs. William Miller, secretary - treusurer; lr. Margaret Ingle, corresponding sec retary; Mrs. Hay Murphy, secre tary of young people's work; Mrs. I. C. Bowser, Intermediate secre tary: Mrs. H. H. Cleaver, mission ary education secretary; Mrs. Lynne Bohnenkump. secretary of associ ate membership, The Mary Elizabeth social club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. B. Mumford. OEL'S Main 756. Groceries And Meat The beginning of each month brings resolu- ns to cut down expenses and to save money, e first thing to do is to budget the income id out how much is to be allowed for clothing, creation, home buying, rent, groceries and the my other items that are necessary. More mey is spent for food than anything else, refore it should be watched carefully, btart ht by opening an account at Joel's. We help b in your budget in this way that the total your account is on your slip with each day s rchase and that our low overhead and quick nover enables us to sell at a much lower rate an other stores. Features For Saturday And Monday,, ( ; ll'ey's Mayonnaise, qt, 59 ilk Sweet Cocoanut, 1 lb., 38 (re Cane Sugar, 10 lbs., 1. 63$ iico Oleo, 2 lbs., ....... 38 'ifted Snow Flour, 50 lbs., $1.98 O. Oats, 2 packages .. 29$ ilk Salad Oil, always qt, 33 fled Wheat, 2 for 25$ yal Fruit Gelatin, 3 packages 25$ rth Sea Crab Meat, can 31 tie Chief Shrimp, 2. for 33$ al Sardines, Mustard or Tomato Sauce, 2 cans 29$ Ik Dates, 2 lbs., 29$ esh Graham Tea Rolls, doz., 10 bsh Hostess Cup Cakes, doz., 30 n, 2 cans . J 24$ lk Cocoa, lb., 15$ Ilk Macaroni, 3 lbs., 29$ ee.t Juicy Oranges, 2 doz 35c lllseye Peas, 2 cans 27$ al, Ground for Loaf, lb., 30$ licet Shoulder Roasts. where they enjoyed a social time embroidering and ylsitlns. Mr a. Mumford nerved a two- course luncheon to the eight mem bers or the club. Pink and white sweet peas were used as decora, tlons. The next meetlne of the club will be held Mar. 14 at the home of Mrs. H. M. Bradshaw at 1102 Pennsylvania avenue. . Charming Dinner Bridge Is Held At Ralston Home Dr. and Mrs. K. L. ttalston en tertained with a charmlnir 7:15 o'clock dinner bridge last night at their home at 806 N avenue. The guests were seated at soven tables for the cards. Mrs. Chase Uohncnkaiup and l'red ltnzer wore awarded high prises and guest awards went to Mrs. Charles Blngnur and Dr. A. L. ttichardson. The Ralston home was attrac tively decorated with bouquets of yellow spring flowers. Members of the Alpha club met ut a dinner bridge at the lllngner home at Is 13 Cedar street when Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blngner en tertained Wednesday evening. ; Mrs. Walter Lelsman and W. C. Perkins received high score prises for cards. Twerity were In attend-, ance. Potted hyacinths made pret ty decorations on the tables; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Webb enter tuined members of the Triangle club last night. Three tables of cards were at play during the eve ning. . Mrs. Wesley McDonald re ceived high women's prise and Don L. Gully received high for men. The hostess served light refresh ments. . ' ' . , ' " ' . . The N. B. II. club met yesterday with: Mrs. Ernest Walden .for an enjoyable l:ir o'clock luncheon. Three tables of bridge were at play during the nfternoon. Mrs. Rob ert Smith and Mis. Ed Coughen. nower were awarded first and sec- jond prizes respectively. I ' , Mrs. C. Y. Heule entertained the j Me-Wuy-a-Tuin club yesterday af Jternoon ut her home. , Mrs. A.-K. . l'eeblcr wus awarded high Bcore 1 for cards and Mrs. - Lawrence I Druinsiulth received second. Mrs. Clarence Green wus a guest of the afternoon. The hostess served a two-course luncheon. Potted ulunts inude at- I tructlve decorations. j The club will meet two weeks i from yesterday . with Mrs. Druiu- smltli. . , ki(l,vVird,P, ftrwi.,w,,Hcd,Corl. Va., elleged thut 2,301) votes from the city lighting circuit ruined his radio set. The city refused to pay damages. ' ; . , .3 , Gives Murder Clue ' .Hi tL V, Mrs. Margaret Kelly, allaa Ma. rlo Allen, 'Is expected, to be tukeh before thV Santa ,Iiurbaraocoun; ty grand' Jury to tell, whut she known of Jhe lOfycan-oUl'mur. .xler of Francis XewJS; Olarke; fejiokune. Wushl, riilllionulre. Kho appeared In Los Aiiigeles and vol unteered the storj?. ". :, ' . Womam 77 i Killed ' By Hit-Run Driver ALAMEDA,' Cal.; Mnrv 1 (AP) r-Mra. pra Murphy, 77,- of Cres cent City, widow of the late Judge James Murphy, (Of the Del Norte county superior Court,..was killed by a lilt.TUn automobile containing four young.' men here last' night. , Police later arrested It. H; Kear ney. 28. automobile sales manager: 13. Hteel, 26. railroad clerk: Mal colm llogers, . S3, and' 8.. M, Ura hum, St all of Aluineda.; . cim.u is cmiustem:i . PAIlltt, Mar. -1"(AP) -The. Paris edition ;of .tho 'TJow York Herald today says the name Shurauda dtujo Hulkar,:huB been beBtowed upon t,h rivc-week-old dugghter -of thu former MuharuJuh of -Indoro ' und lils wife, the 'former Nancy. Miller of. Hcaltle.' i ; . . .... ' . . The .christening. ': was I'.aeoom. panled fwlth. kit- the: pump- and ceremonial of the Hindu-rltoB. Two Structures Collapse Under Weight of Snow By Mrs. J. It. Tries (Observer Correspondent) COVE, Ore.. (Special) Tho heavy snow of this winter has caused tho collapse of two build ings In Cove. The first one was the barn on Frank Bloom's place and recently the Dean shed, near the old depot building, collapsed. , Dorothy Bnrker wns re-elected president of tho Nissakl group of camp rire girls Tuesduy evening. Lois Conley was elected vice presi dent, Jane Daniel was re-elected secretary, Elolne Witty treasurer and Dora I.lold corresponding sec retary. The regular mei'tlng night was changod from Monday to Tues 1 day evening. After tho business meeting the younger members, Cleo Conley and Berta Barker took I charge of the meeting. Mnterlnl I was provided for warning honors, after which refreshments woro served. . Logun Anderson cut his font with an axe Monday morning. Thu cut Is quite painful, but so fur, Mr, Anderson has been able to conttnuo his work as postmaster. Tho llov. and Mrs. P. 1 Sturges drove to Baker Thursday. They spent the night with the lU'V. and Iifrs. . Herbert Pressey, returning Friday. . Mrs. l.llllun Allen Is acting us substitute In the Frosty district until Miss I. Itobcrta is ublo to teach again. . , I " The members of Cherry Chupter No. 123,. Order of the Eastern Star HIU .l VWI IIIK IU lUllilBIt IIIU miii- i uvr iui wiu uisui:i Hit'i'UiiK lu uu held March 0. The Odd Fellows hall hns been rented for the meet- I 'A tel6iihnne'. booth i Inva -'confec- tlonery t Avaterlonli',' Muss., posts una sign;'j ; iH' iieusoiiuuie . , xju Brief." i . :.y -!!.: r ' ' ' '. rrTV-"" ::'.WOMAN,; C.ltl'l'rcAI'(;AI''TI':U K.KNI( says ia'huiidllho.''Tliey get dlssiitl8fle'd 'so''eusllyl : ;..',; -,yv;n S. V. E. Co. 1405 Aduintt, I,r Ornndc, Oro., Othco lUilff. : " - Trench Coats 1 o r' w o in e n und misses, or wuterproofe d Ruberdlne. Tun simile. Sir.es lii to 44. $5.90 Rayon Silk Vests 11 o d I c o top, good iiunllty It u yon BUk. Slses 30 to il. 79 AS ATTKACTIVK hat with an Interesting trimming of buttons nd buttonholes is of "coarse beige" felt, a new hat color Just brought out In Paris, New Smart Footwear FOR SPRING Styled by Johansen's to meet the Requirements of Modish Women Women who desire Real Distinction in footwear find their heart's desire in these smart looking, good-fitting shoes ... New styles are now on display. Come in now. We will fit you perfectly. Tr-Sr SltTAlt Antic ;"'' J i Two Very Chic Creations for Early Spring Wear ! Fashioned in the Ever Popular Material, Patent (J7 CA Leather." Moderately Priced P "v 1 t Rollins Hosieiy in All the New Shades. BURNETT SHOE CO. Quality Shoes Economy Prices Ji'kho Cruwford ..Murk Aiulrewa iHere is1 -a representative list of VICTOR RECORDS for MARCH J ,-Uf)id ever.llie titles.. Cheek those you like. Then ' come ' l,n'uitil' hive 'us play them over for . you. ;, There's suhiullili'ig here Co ' pleuse every niusleul . i .'.'tdsle.' i , '-.'S ' '' INSTRUMENTAL' AND VOCAL RECORDS ; Vou're tlie'C'ream III My Corf ee (from the musical comedy ' M''Wold . .Everything!") ; (Ue Hylvu-llrown-llelidcrsoii) J I'lue Orgnn.' -; : ' ' Me null the Mn III the Mxm , . '(LeHlle-Monucol Ontvanl, (iirlntlnn S4lillcrH . (lliirlng-lluuld-Kli- Arthur 8. Sulllvun) llnl lie Hymn of the Itepuhllr .. (Air, ;'Jh'l Brown's Body") (Howe) ...Victor Mixed Chorus Ainrrlinii Hlrlt '-Mil itsh (IJcdlculed to Colonel Clarence 1'. Townnley) (A. Uugllone) Army null Murllli? -March (Starke) rolled BUitcs Army Bund Ijirgn (from Xerxes) Pipe Organ (Handel) -Funeral 3lnrvl. (('hopln Op. 35) Balm In Gilesil INcgru Mnlrltuul) lAiiuliig on tin lnl (Negro Hpirfluul) L'tlca Institute Jubilee Uingers POPULAR DANCE AND VOCAL RECORDS Mlllo lrli-.li Hi (frutn I'uruniount pU-turn, A1iIi'h Itinh Kohi) Ki'iiinry (from I'ariiniuunt picture, AIlo' Iriwh Ittim) . Morton JJownoy AM ll YpurscH In .lit; Moonlight Nuortlionit of AH My Iiimiiih (I Ijoy Ymi I hove You I Lrfive You ).-;.. .Johnny Marvin I'll Ui't II) A IjOIik'An I Have You All in Km n ley You Wnnl4l Some Ouo to Vlny WKIt, I Wanifl Some Out to lovo Jotimiy Marvin Thd Ktell of I hp IMuot Fox Trot, with Vocal It ('Train Wipln tho I'nn h'ox Trot, with Vocal Chorua.-The IIIkIi llutlcnj (ict Iflu-lhmn IIIihh With Talking Khiimm City Hn'akUimn Htomp Hen nle MuUm'B KariKUH City OrchCMtru Avnlon Tmvn Tango Vox Trot With Vocal Itefraln Johnny IfMinp'H Kentucky Kcrcnadcra Hlnccnly 1 lo Kox Tnit .With Vocal Hcfrnln Charley Kry and lll Milllun Uullur I'ler OrchfHtm In Itoiiiniiy Waltx AVHh Vocal Itcfraln - lton Solr Ikt1c (Oood Nlwht) Waltx . J acq u cm llcnard and Kin OrchcKtru WImw N tho Son of SfMiffM Tor Mr? Waltx (Theme hhik of !. (Irirtlth'H picture, "lenity of (ho l'nvntnntH") Willi Vocal Itcfraln. ...Johnny Ilamp'M Kentucky Hcrenadorii Betty Kox Trot tfroiu the I'lrwt National picture,, "Hyn- thetlc Hin') Willi Vocal llefrain r ' . Nat Hhllkret and tli Victor OrchcHtrn One KIh Wallr (from' the rntmlcul comedy, "The New Moon") With Vocuh .terrain The Troul.adouiH Softly, An In Mom I tut NuurlM Kox Trot (from the musi cal coindy, 'The New Moun" ) With Vocal llefrain Nat Hhllkret and the Victor OrrheHlra lovcr, fome ttw-k to lc! Kox Trot (from the musical comedy. ''The New Muon" With Vocal Kcfniln .MnriniiiM Kox Trot (from h muttical comedy, "The New Moon") with Vocal liefraln Victor Arden-rhit Oh man und Their OrchOHtru Jumping JiM'k Kox Trot Jiick In iIm tUti Kox Trot ......Zex ('onfrey hrcI IIM OrclieKtru When IIm World U At 1.4-4 Kox Trot With Vocal Ilefi-nln In n Mtlli Tun' ii I'ullitl Home rinvrt IIoiih Kox Trot With Vocal iter rain (leorce Olaen and HIh MukIc . Win n Hummer in iow Kox Trot With Vocal llcfniiii . ' : '. Kat Hhllkret und the Victor Orcheatiii ( andlrui Moont Wltx With Vocul ltfraln....The TroulmdouiH ADLER'S MUSIC CO. . Our Motto "Quality and Service" f5 "A n La The Latest Style Creations Show a Wealth of Pleasing Details. ENSEMBLES . The Three-piece Ensemble v Makes a Costume That Is Practical and Extremely; Smart. $17.50 to $65.00 . COATS Really Beautiful Models, ' V Attractively Styled, According to Fashion's Latest Dictates. . Dress Coats Sport Coats, With or Without Fur. $17.50 to $69.50 FROCKS - Our Endless Variety of ' New Spring Frocks and Dresses off era You a Selection Suitable for ; Every Occasion. ', i ' , Gay or Conservative Colors for Street, Afternoon or Day Time Wear. $12.00 to $49M. FUTMAN'S Grande Exclusive Ready-to-Wear and Millinery v Imb. Dinner will be at 1 o'clock. Dr. H. 8. Hlliullton, nf llolna. held servtri'M ut tho Methoilist church Weilnesiluy evenlnu;. Tills wus tho quarterly conference meet lnit. John Demi, or Cove, und Mrs. Fines, of I41 Grundrt, were quietly murrlcd Saturduy at l.u drundo. Mr. mid Mrs.' Di'nn'ileft for l'ort lund Ininu'dlutely after tho cere mony, s '1'. C. Conklln and J. K. Mills were uiiioiik those who nttendid the onenlnir day of thu Kconomlu conference. . Mr. and Mis. Alvln Orton und (luiiKhter, Wundu Hetty, were din ner quests ut thu home of 'Mr. und Mrs. J. c. Miller Huuduy. The rcKiilur cottuKo iiruyers of tho HuptlHlH will ho held ut the houip of Mrs. Kdna llurltoy Krl 1U)f' ' 1 MIKIli Mt l it. i'rico returneti from a ' Popular ImpertsJ NaU : Platnchlo nuts are Imported from Sicily, Syria and Parti. Cusliows are Rruwn In India, Mex ico und tho West Indies, NaU. Amy f FmU Men ore ao necessarily loolithit It would be being fool In a high er itraln of (oil; not to bo a fool.. -Pascal. ' busfni'SH uveuliiif. trip to L'runo Monthly The GREEN Market In New Melville Building. Fresh Vegetables and Fruit Home Made Pies and Cakes And Other Delicatessen Foods. Open Evenings and Sundays! MUX i -Mil H,i U .STQVWimil iwi Proprietor. r .saaBBBjaH aav fs I 1 ssj - Ja A . r S TO MS ClW rHAiv,nriDiils. mrm mmmM-mMA-i mm CASH 5 AND i CARRY Phone Orders Muin94 We Delirer f 2.50 Orders Produce Features For Saturday and Monday CARROTS-t11' 25c MNIPS-SnXfetl CAULIFLOWER-;s, Each ....:. Oleomargarine Swift's ix;st Gem Nut brand. 2 pounds.....'.. 35c . Itice Fancy I.Iuo Uuise the very best QpT, 5 pounds .. OOC 10 pounds ... 69c Matches (i box carton at Stone's Carton 18c Pineapple No. 2'4 can lino for salads. M p 2 cans 41:OC LETTUCE 3 for Extra fancy Large Headv fARRArF.Everv Head Guar LADDrHjL-anteed Solid, Cn pound ........:....-..,-..,- ly fFI PRV We" Weached QC tLLLIVI "Special, 2 bu. Sugar Pure C. & II. cane ff none better 15 lbs... vloUU Powdered Sugar No lumps new stock 5 pounds .... 45c Kerr's Jam Assorted flavors 3-pound jar 59c Mayonnaise Nalley's best QK Pint size - OOL C0HN --PEAS --TOMATOES All Standard Sizes Extra Quality. 4 Cans . ......... . . . . . . . 45c T7T OTTT? SPEIlllY'S WIIITIi DOWN fA A LUUIt Every sack guaranteed. 49-lb. sack. ..... DXI