La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 18, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, March IS, 1929. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Ts" Tin' a y - I Local News In Brief mm nn muiMiwiMiMiB Dress Rehearsal For Operetta Is This Afternoon 'ronl I'liHm Adrian Uoodbroutl, of Union, was a business visitor in 1-u Cruuuc this morning. l-'ilKXl 2.5 liuorso Vox was fined $-.G0 in city court Saturday niKht for fall uro to stop his oar ut a atop sign, police report, ld'tiirn Hon Natu SSwolfol rotuiniii liomc from Portland lust ntitht ufter a few days thoro on business. Ho lift hero last Wednesday. Yonmon Will .Moot The Brotherhood of American Yeomen will meet this evening at tfte home of luvll Wylllo on Kast Auanlk. All members and friends are invited to the social occasion. Mr. Reynolds Ixtiven J. K.-Reynolds, of this city, left lliis niomiliK for ('orvnllls to spend the sprint? vacation of Oregon Statu college Kiln his daughter, Slur jorie, who is a student there. Malcolm Cameron III Malcolm, the six-year-old son of Mr. and Mi's. Hoy Cameron, of this city. Is 111 suffering from an infec tion of the ear. He 1h reported to bo improving slowly. Malcolm has beun 111 for several weeks. i '- 7 , (imss Firo The first grass fire of the year occurred at 12:1" p. m. today near tho hospital when a trash firo spread. The fire was quickly ex-; tinguished. Firo Chief C. T. Lind Bey reports. . - ! -4 t .. Two .New Glinpl'lre f'rmiiis '? VTwo new camp firo girls glolltis uve been organized in l.u Grande under the auspices of St. Mary's Altar society. The guardians are Mrs. Fred Mormon and Miss Lena Campbell. Left; tor Molilalia Mrs. N. 1). Johnson and son, Maurice, left this m6inlng for l.o- gam Mont., where they will make their home. Yesterday. Mrs. John son, accompanied by her sister. Miss Lenore (Jibsun, drove to linker where they visited Willi friends. . Mrs. Wliilciiiau Conies- Mrs. Whitemull, of I'erry; is vis iting Mrs. James Cunroy in La Grande. Hero From Covo M. Alexander, of Cove, is u vis itor in La Grandu today. He is ut the Foley hotel. t'oiiH' From llulnes Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Groupe, of Haines, ure visitors Itf l& Grande. They are ut tho Foley hotel. Mm. Webb Conic , Mrs. Charles Webb, of Hilgard, Is u visitor In La Urunde- ut thu Koley hotel. -- Go to Klgill . Mrs. Mary Itiggs, of Itlnchnrd, Ore., and Mrs. J. C. Hughes, of la Grande, went to Elgin today to visit friends. . . FLOOD PEAK PAST; DEATH LIST AT 20 (Continued from Paa-a 1) where damage was estimated ut ' half a million dollurs or more and The first 1 dress rehearsal for 1.200 were driven to refugee "Yokohama Maid," the operetta camps. to be given by the sloe clubs of La i Georgia's situation was acute In Grande High school Thursday and spots with the Flint river rising ut Friday evenings of this week, is Balnbrldge and a small rise re being held this afternoon under parted at .Albany. Newton, do the direction of W. W. Nusbaum. sertcd by Its 400 Inhabitants for supervisor of music in tho city the second time within two weeks, schools, and Miss Cutherine Sar- WUB thB f0d center, while tain, dramatics Instructor In the-Montezuma was inundated .The toll high school. I remained ut 20 known deud In Tomorrow afternoon ui S o clock. Fltll.lim Alabama and Georgia, 10 a matinee performance of the.of tne vlctlmiJ ul,hlK , AiaUamu. operetta will be given with the audience composed of the pupils I of 'Willow and Central grade VINTON'. Iowa.. Mar. IS (AP) U'lthAMl -,. tl.,l, n...,. ..I- schools. On Wednesday afternoon ' loyflng , o , Inunlcl. of each nation. ' As Italy passed, Miss Anita Herman, accompanied by Lenore Headley on the piano played a very beautiful violin solo. The Epworth League Is a Tory ac tive body in tho Methodist church with members who have signed tho pledge and been assigned to one of the four working depart ments. . , , .' Oilier SorvkTS Other services Sunday in local Plan For Meeting Set For June 1 At Ontario, Ore. Iky Mrs. A. ti. Vouklui (Observer Correspondent) COVE, Ore., (Special) A meet illR of the executive board of wool-j churches included a conference nt un'a work of the llaptist association the L. 1). S. church, which was nt- was held ut tne nome or tne icuo tended by members from tho varl- er. Mrs. J. W. Houtson Jr., Thurs ous wards of the stake. The con- day morning. March 14. The ob forencu started Saturday evening i Jeet of this meeting wus to muko the Greenwood and tiverla grade pupils, will attend the matinee. Mrs. Ward Arrives , Mrs. Julia Ward, state field director-of the Women's I'onefit as sociation, arrived in La Grunde to day from rbrtlaud, Visit In 1.11 ('rantlc Mr. und Mrs. c. I). AValter; of Milton, -ure visitors In Lu Gmndo. Thvy ure registered tft tho Foley hotel. ('.!.:.. . Go to Keultlo " : 1 ' ' , Mr. and Mi's. John Stoddard and baby daughter, and Miss Marya -Lymnn, all of-La Grande, left yes terday for' Seattle. . I'ttvg' Ija' Graudc , ' Mr. und Mrs. T. E.' Smith, of. j'reewuter, have left Lh Grundo following u short visit. , -They were ut the La Grande hotel. -' ' pnl power pluiit here Sunday, this opera chairs came to La Grande:"1 friu K'' n , , , nri iuijn iBtnii.ii in ! lnicttcully all Industrie, Includ- wlth a T;o o'clock n lectin k and two stBsioiui were hold Huiuluy, one at Id h. in. and one at 2 p. in. In tho Episcopal church, tho IU'V. Oliver Ktley proachU hi a lust sermon In 1 Orando. Ho Is leavr ; Iiik Immediately for .ScotUbluff, Nob., wnoro ne wui become rector of tho Episcopal church thort Or. ltllcy liua been rector In La Orando for some time and haa played a prominent part In both church and civic affairs. tho auditorium of thu school. AIRPLANE CRASH IS FATAL TO 14 (Continued from Page 1) Kontscholl, .Walter Jr., Jersey City. 'Januzzl, Patrick, Jersey City. Margarreten, William, Perth Amboy, N. .J.- - , Steevcr, Gertrude, Uloomfield, N. J.. .. - ; Stceyer,' W. Clifton, brother of.i Miss Steever. Woodward, Iteglnuld, of Brook-J lyn; fiance of Miss Steever. Zlser, Willluiiv Irvinglon, N. J. Uelmont Pursons, 20 years old. of Urookyn. N.- Y. Ing the Cedar Valley Times wero shut down. , Schools wero not in session. Citizens got water from tho few- private wells, but it wus feared these would be drained by night. The Cedar Itlvcr at Cedar Rap ids was 1Z feet uhuve normal, thcj highest since' 1884. Several fac tories were closed. ... VMU Hopkins lloimr ' Floyd Carpenter, . who Is em ployed at the Sumptor Valley l-ull-road shops In Baker, was u visitor ) at the Milton Hopkins home Satur day. . ' Second Largrot , The crush, has only been exceed; ed In thu number of victims b one other uccldent In the history of heuvier-than-uir operation. That was tho wreck of the Uornier Wal Plane at Rio Janeiro lust De cember in which 14 persons were Rebels Quit Torrcon As Loyals Near (Continued from Tag 1) Dies MOlNIiS, Iowa, Mur. 17 (AP) Rivers throughout Iowa were still ut high points today the most serious fluud conditions existing along the Cedar river In tho eastern part of the' state. Murder Trial To Be Resumed Today Torrcon. Ksculon Is . about 100 miles north of tho former rebol stronghold. . , PORTLAND, Ore.,' Mur. 18 (AP) Trial of Hluiton Rukcr, Klumuth Indian churged with tho murder of Uldwell Riddle, fellow tribes mun, on Nov. SS,, last, wus to bo resumed In federal district court ut 2 p. m. today. , -t Tho trlul was temporarily sus- blll.l ..Kll n.. Ih-ln n-uv.tn T"l l come Santos Dumont. the famous Illness of a Juror. A motorcycle pollcemnn and lHliMOl.JEilvo IUIIVEi Attend Meeting Hugh K. Urady, Albert It. Hun ter, Georgo II. Currey, of Iji Grande, und Archie Miller, of Kn terpiise, are In Portland today to uttend tho annual nieelin state chamber of comine evening. Returns to Kntrrttrtmv: , t ,v Mrs. T. J. Wright, of Knterprlse, morning on the way to. her- homo from Iiaker where she has been visiting the Rev. and Mrs. Matlock. railroad, employes saw the plune, struggling to stay in tho nlr, swoop though to land then crash against , tho cur. They suilii i moned uld and hurried to the ' scene. ! Foote and Pursons wore foun'd where they hud been cutapulated i Rochm i through tne root or tne cocspu, PLANS FOR EASTER (Continued from Pag 1) ltellirn l-'roni Seattle l. niwl Mi-n fhtirlfft of this city, have returned to their , ''"ootc hnd suffered Beveral frac i, r,ni,. Ur,,-ti,.,l nml Sentile ' tuics of the skull and Internal In- Tn Mnnifio ihev vlsile.l 'their son. Juries. Ho uskod his rescuers for on the program. The speaking piirts were "Tho Voice" taken by Rev. V. E. Hall and the Angel of the Lord, Mary Lou Piper, und as they followed the story of tho pa geant, representatives of the na tions of tho world pussed and knelt boforo the cross of ( hrlst. All the e ot thoKugPI1e-nwhm. who is o-"1"11"'' , ""ru'1 Vew ? York Soon ho J!' '" 11 tlUttrtet "nslsllng of W. scribed his orders as precaution. ,ree tins at lhe fnlve.slty of Washington. J he was i in New Jrk- on h0 " ( w. Nusbaum. Mrs. Claude Cooper, ary steps. There has been no pro- IS a K to and wTiwr.. ' Coon au I'nullvlous report hero of any unusual Guests at llowvll Home" I l, lu) ,flo wus Knimts sang hymns characteristic-eon.lltlonH at Columbus. CITY IIOMIIRl) YKSTKRWAV TORRKO.V. Couhulhi, ; Mexico. Mar. 18 (AP) Roaring ulrplunes. piloted-by federal -aviators who dropped death.deallng bumhs on the city Saturday und who return ed yesterday, left a terrified cltl senry waiting for the major battle between federal and rovolutlonury troops expected within a tew hours. soi.iii:rs iii-:.i for iiorikr Kl, PAKO: Tex., Mar. 18 (AP) One platoon of the Eighth cuv'alry ut Fort .lillss left here In trucks loduy for Columbus, N. M. Cnp tain Andrew Wynec, cummundlng officer, suld the plutuon will re main there 10 duys. - . . OHDI'.lt MOSKI.Y TO ( Ol.l'JIIll'S WASHINGTON', Mar. 18 (AP) IlriK. Gen. Mosely has been or dered to Columbus. N. M., to look Into conditions at that border point and a platoon of infantry has been started there from Fort Hliss. Majur . General Lssslter, com manding the Klghth urmy corps at Fort Sain Houston, Tex., inform ed the war department today of tho orders Issued to General Moso ley und. the platoon, which Is tin tier the command of Cuptuln An drew J, Wynne.. .The general de- plans for. the annual meeting of the association to bo hold June 1 at Ontario. Tho visiting women wore Mrs. William Shude, Mrs. Hodden, Mrs. H. P. Nullsou mid Mrs. C. E. Kapperset of M Grunde, Mrs. Guy Smith, of Haines, und Mrs. Joe Fisher and Mrs. Margery Seugruves, of Cove. After tho busi ness meeting the women adjourned to tho home of Mrs. Ron DvUordo who served lunch. In the after noon tho women visited tho Dorcas society which hold Its meeting ut the homo of Mrs. M, Huerkgren with Mrs.- Uoerkgren, Mrs. K. J. Stucklund and Mrs. C. A. Smith as hostesses. . A short program wus given consisting of a rending por- tuining to missionary work by mis. Wesley Smith, two reudings by Mrs. Roy Roll "Where Mullndu sings'- und "All Hull". There were 64 women present. A St. Patrick's duy luncheon wus served, with' dec orations of green predominating. Mr. and Mrs.. John Dean who wero recently married in i.u Grandu -are now ut homo nt tho Deun reBldonoe. , . Tho woman's club hold tho regu- lur semi-monthly meeting ut tho library Thursday afternoon with 18 members present. ; Thu ufter- noon was devoted entirely to busi-, ness. AL the next regular meeting ; an art program will bo given Willi Mrs. E,- E, Coad as cllulrnmn,. ( Mr. -and Mrs. T. C. Huffy aro I tho proud parents of a boh, born to them at the hospltul in l.u Grando ' Friday, Mur. 16. lloih mother and bubo uro reported -to I be doing very nicely. This is their i second son. i Mrs, J. K. Mills received tho sad news today of tho deuth of her I ruther, John K. Jones, ut Kulr-1 bunks, Neb. Mr. Jones was born, at Cardiff, Wules, 111 yours ago: Dec. 23 last. Ho spent some years I hero with Ills daughter. Mrs. Mills, , but for tho last yeur he was witli i a son nt r-'alrhnnks. His death wus unexpected, ulthough he hud been fulling In- heulth for several yeurs; Miss' Jeun Welmer, who Is uu tending school at Oregon State col lege, will' spend hor vucatlon here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Welmer. silo expected to leave Curvullls Wednesday noon. Miss Thelina-Anderson and Miss Curmen Duniel, students nt Mon mouth nurmul will spend thoir va eutlon ut thu home of Mr. und Mrs, Roy Darker at Suleni. Tho Cove orchestra, consisting of Mr. und Mrs. I R. Luy, Robert Laird and Gilbert Miller, will play ut tho bunouot given by tho chum. I ber of cummerce at the I'nlon hotel Tuesday evening, March is, ut 0:30 o'clock. Mrs. Cora llloom accompanied her daughter, Mrs. Don Gulo, of Fnion to Lu Grande Friduy where Mrs. Galo went tor u tonsil opera- Itlon. ; . 1 Tho percent of attendance In tho first und second grado rooms at the Covo public school for the lust month was !7. . For tho third und lourth grade room U7, for tho firth und sixth S5. Pupils perfect In attendance In the fllili gt-ndu were plily Duncan, Jack Parks, Van Robinson, Ver non Goodeli, Lena Rrtstow, Fuyn Do Voro, Phyllis Ilftncock, Nellie Meroney, Velina Richards, Veimu Richardson, Kilwurd .and Mulvlna Lund. Those In the sixth grado having perfect attendance wero llcssio Goluy and Willlo Nelger, A repurt from Nellie Meronoy, secretary of the garden club Buys that they held their first regular meeting Friday, Mar. II. The ks, three new members, MII1M Hams. Catherine and HaroM . Cosastotk, making a total of ten member; The next meeting will b hell Ut two week. . v r ; ' ' ' i Mrs. Cora Bloom, who hM bs assisting with the work of th telsV phono and living at thO ihooM tho telephone exchange , will dls1; continue work the first' of Apt, and inova to the i.. It.', PVk . real, donee, when the Prices will , motf to their home in tha eanfoa. - HAVANA. Cuba (APTno ik bus bureau find that Cutis' nopuV lotion Is l.58.ai. -. Havana, city ...wl vla ninhlnlxl mltm. Tll denco to 9-49.8 H persons. - - bos1mIk4? i Across from llohnonknmp's , Convenience! . , Economy Try it. v 'ii 1 f 'If '8 'V';';'llaISp Now Showing , :UJWM . Stetson iiais '.- t 5,. TROTTERS Successor to Clint's Clothier7og- g 'V'V.-; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hull und I 'V cut una oruiseu out uiso consciuos n nen pieieu up. . i no found ,l,i,i,rl,iop V(v9i nnd Mr. nntl Airs. E. O. Coughenower und children I bodies of tho dead Visiting Here Marjiirte Kjlcksou, of Roise, Ida., is hero visiting at Hie home of her sister and . brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.' Fra'd' Jones. Miss thc farm liome of Mrs. Ira Howell I "SO yrieksuh uccoiiinirnloU irs. 'Vronwi fyesterduV fo)'"ar most enjoyable day, lrolil i.aiuwoii, Jjia., iaow i-nwj where sho had been visiting an other sister. ciaru und- David, were guests, at massed and tunglod In the, wreok ,!, ,.m 1,nn,i, nf Mr le.i HowelllUgO Of tile Cubln. ' - ' (Jo to Corvalll.'ji Mrs. Nellio Spencer and fliiiiehtcr. Miss Irene Spencer, of La Grunde, left this morning for Portland und Corvallis. At Cor vallls Miss Spencer will enter Ore gon Sluto college for the spring term. She is u freshman In com merce and was forced to discon tinue her studies there bust term due to an injury to her knee. Uuvo Dinner ut Jli-rinlston Mrs. R. G. McKcnzto. of Hie Cinderella Frock shop- in tills city, had as her guests this weekend Mr. Iierjnnj Mrs. Holies und Harold Carr, alt of Portland, sunuay tnoy were dinner guests at the homo of Dr. and .Mrs. Heletski ut Hermlaton. ! LAUNDRY HERE IS SOLD TO BATLEY (Continued From Page U Arrives to Visit Parents - , Miss Cella Stoddard arrived in Lu Grando vesterday from Eugeno where she Is a student nt the Unl- interest In vorslty of Oregon. She will sport I company of tho spring vacation with her par ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Leon StoddurU World Traveler IK'rc A round-the-world .speaker.- . here. traveler Is in La Grande today. Hoi J- is llenoit .McCroskey. member of t'oinii Saturday tho debute team w hich toured the Miss Dorothy Ann Wamiek, Miss ! plants in southern Idaho. world last year representing lllo.Lois Nelson. Miss Etta Hello Kit university of Oregon. Mr. Mc- chen. Miss Jeun Williams und Miss Croskey's liome is in Salem but his , Marjorle Condlt, studcntB ut the ed with the A. II. C. luundry which later consolidated with Ciiorry's Laundry In 1 U I li. r . , Following his service In the world war Mr. Ilatley bought nil the imperial Cleunlng rwin Fulls, Ida., und hcadutinrters uYc now In Welser, Ida., and he is employed by tho General .Motors Acceptance company. To Visit Port land Leon Merry, o. S. C. student of Iji Grande, has signed to go on tho sth annual trip lo l'ortland news paper, engraving,, und printing plants Friday, March 22. Tho trip is sponsoerd by the Oregon State chapter of Sigma Delta Chi. pro fessional Journalistic fraternity. Approximately 411 students taking Industrial journalism plan to. make 'the trip. University of Oregon, returned to their La Grande homes Saturday night to spend the spring vacation. They drove to La Grande with Wil liam Condit who met them in Port land, . ' .-. .Mr. Webb Has Position Charles Weblj who Is a brother of Mrs. C. H. Devlne. of this city, has accepted a position as clerk ut tho Foley bot.-l taking the place of Riiiiard Dykliuis. who will leave soon lor California.) Mr. Webb ex presses himself us glad of the op portunity lo locate in La Grande whirh be considers an Ideal town. He came here from Wallace, Ida. Mr. Webb lias hud years of ex perience in the hotel business. Arrive for Vacation Miss Dorothy F.borhnrd. Kenneth Slegrist und Miss Betty liurnos, arrived in La Grundo on train No. -4 yesterday morning to spend the spring vacation. Miss Kborhard will visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Colon R. - Euerhurd und Miss Harnes. whose homo is in Oukland. Oil., will be a guest ut thc homo of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Siegrist. JUDGE HARDY ON TRIAL TODAY IN SENATE CHAMBERS worked as muniiKcr and one of thu two owniTH there Two years uro ho consolidated with tin; Natlontil luiindi y t'o in puny which operutea four laundi h'8 und dry ctoutiln During tho lust two yeurs he nan been ad- vertitdnK man rnd sales inunugvr of the company. When u student nt Lu Grande Hth school Mr. Hut ley wus one of the oriKlnutotH of the "Oinnunnus" high school unnuul, of which lie wus editor. At the University of Oregon he wus a member of the college, slw club for three years, later Kolnfir to Twin Kalla where lui worked on a newspnper for two yeurs before entering world wur service. SAVE WITH SAFETY (Continued Irom Paife 1) Muiys" by Adums. The- encore wus "Ah! Sweet Mystery of lAtv," j by Herbert. Tho best played selection by tho ttand was also Iho most difficult.' H was "1'roceK.slon of tho Surdur" ' from 'Cam-asion Sketches," which ''concluded the program which wus Wonl of Ih'atli W,.rl lifia Ii.h-II r.oi'iv.fl In Crundo by Mrs. Hurry Mohr that 1 heard hy almost a capacity crowd Mrs. Kennedy, mother of Mrs. W.'ot L,a Grande people. 1. Mohr why is a, former resident f this city, passed away at hr ome In Tucoma. Wash., u w-ek ao yestorday. .I'.urial was hM In Tucoma Tuesday. Mrs. Kennedy hud visited" In l-a Grande several titius and.JUinlc many ucuimin tances who will be saddened by her death. King Takes Steps Today At Uogner Starting TODAY Vou'vu swii Hieni III .New York you're seen Hieni lu I'ulis NOW si llielll lu America's playground VUVI . -Starring GEORGE SIDNEY With Vera Gordon, Mack Swain and Kate Price THE EASTER PARADE Man you ran contribute to the annual I'.uster beauty pa rade by giving the lady a bottle of the ruinous MIAItl i'l-:iti-'i MK llonNi;!:. KiiKlnml. Star. IS (A. ). ) Those about King Oeorge ut Ci-iiigwell House today felt hufder at lhe progress of Ills recuperation Iji-gioniliiires in l'orthind (than they have felt In weeks. .i world war veterans. Legion I few short flattering steps by bands nut drum corps, and mem-j Majesty yesterday sufficient bers of the American Legion Aux- for ),)ln ( (.OVer fifty yards caus illary from all parts of Oregon aro',j tni, rallon. attending the dedication cere- Jt v a, n,,. first time the king monies of the new $1.50i,oon vt-t-;n.ifl waike'l since he lecame III erans' hospital In S"ani Jackson ,norv than four months ago. park In l'ortland today, members ; of the l.a Grando post of the Am erican Legion are among the 1500 American egion ' veterans from i out - of - Portland taking part. LOS? ANf.El.hH, Mar. IS (AD Among those who went to I'ort-' felon. 1 Charles A. I.lndliergh land from I Grande for the event landed at tho Kogers airport here are: Otis l'almor, Hugh Urady. C. it li:" oclo,-k todsy. He hurt V. Talbott. past commander. Httr- taken off from the Uu", Bench. J-y Itirhanlson. and Orin Me.Nown. I'al., municipal airport. 29 nl"u' Vhe cer. nionles will cl"S" with a before, where he landed lost night Multnomah nfi-r a f:ieni nom '' "i"' "i" ; I.IMPIII.IK.II AT U A. baiiuuet tonlsht at the liOltl . . 4-.--" ,shar rirfiniK' How much dHlcale perfum ery enhances beuuty. Kaster clothes may mihr th wo men, but SH.Mtl I'l l.l't IK makes that atmosphere eo necessary for the proper ap preciation of beuuty. .Sold only ut Glass Drugs Inc. TIM- llrtall Hirers La Grande, Ore. i in - Also Comedy , v. Afltbr'CIMDtSttlA Tuesday Nite- pMSfJSHfBSpfaBfBrF CHINA NITE A Piece of China for Every Lady F REE! On the Screen: )COU)MSM CICTOfttS P1 ZL 4Vft A s'ROWAWAV GIRLS" j WITH ' mlMJIKUYNAWN BrthorKaniuni MM HtOOA HOP" Eft AtlC 9 The nlrl found she hud n real hnmri with her parents und de cided to make one fur herself. What happens to her furnishes thrllliiiK entertain ment. II Now Playing DOROa.ai MACKAILL in "The Whip" ii i . cm:-. New Spring ' . -m Dozens of vivid expression biic : new mode - - styles ' to' provlti '. your new frock for Spring, though inexpensive, need not be tiresoitne or commonplace. jr-i-:i?$J'i i Each selected by our . New,'. York stylist for its VALUE and STYLE Prints '.Dots Pastels Stripes Crepes ' .r Georgettea1 ; Novelty Silks ' - ! 1 Wear As You Pay (iii, Your M-:V t'OAT, l-'IKH'K, Kl'IT or HAT f'r all lu a completo Hprlug outfit on our i:any I'Avmicnt 1M,A. The Cinderella Way Smart New Porch Frocks Organdies, voiles, broadcloths, in a wide variety of new colors. ; $2.95 and $195 Nose and Lingerie Allen A pure silk hose in new spring shades. Dainty underthings to complete your spring wardrobe. ADD THEM TO YOUR ACCOUNT Straws Are the Spriiigr Decree in Hatfl BA I U . perlss. balllblintls. Tl ru . . . thess spell smarttiewf III soring millinery this sea son. ; . $4.95 To $15.00 Cinderella Frock Shop "La Grande's Friendly Credit Store"