La Grande evening observer., April 05, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

Friday, April 5, 1929.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pape Three
nner Bridge At
Bacajawea. Inn Is' i
.Charming Affair
HianuinK nfOiir of last nUfht
the ilinmr uni vvenlng of
ut which Mr. aint Mrs. 1-Yeu
r.vr 11 nil flli. -and Mr. U K,
viiterlaiiHuI ut Uil Saciuu-
ho tuMes In the niuiniiiK (Hno
room fur Uiv 7.: 15 o'clock din
were very uUruetivw with bob
s' of sprliiK fiowura and candled
;atttvl Hlmdi'H.
xhn tables, of cards wcro ue
.'(liirliiK t ho .I'ViMiing. IVIzch
wonii'ii went to Mm. Leistuun,
it; Mra. 'W: C. l'crkins, second
Mrs. Adolph tiitwrist. third
i'm -prize went to Hay Mur-
A. J. Htunire und Walter Ku-
fit at. second and third.
pointed. A communication concern
inn self denial week from April 2i
t$ May 6, wus read.
Tho muttur of holding a mothers
and daughlura bu liquet In May wus
Uincussed but no uctioti waa taken.
Mia. I'urdy wua the lender of the
afternoon's wtudy und Mrs. Put-
i nuin guvu tho devotional. The
scripture wus read by Mrs. llyer.
Mrs. I'urdy puvo a description of
Africa tind Mrs, C l VMcIMiereon
ehteitained with a vocul solo. A
letter was read from Mrs. Boyer, a
missionary in Africa, tolling of her
xperiencos: Mrs. Arnold Boels
told the story or 'Va plain John of
the Steamship Orejion."
Uefreshinents were 1 served by
Mrs. Anderson assisted by Mrs. J.
D. Smith und Mrs. I'rlce.
I
The Indies Auxiliary to the
llrotherhood of Huilwuy Trulnmen (
met iu KukIcs hull Tuesday niKht
with n luiirn utlendunce. Mrs. Ar-
ut-oi-town Kuests for the ,oc-j JU,U.8 aivision iB aheud In tho niem-
on were flir... unu mis.
jnphell, of ICnterprlso. '
f After tho regulur meeting. Mrs.
ti... 'i i, itri.i.r,.' Juliu Hiatt nnd Mrs.
yvsieiuuj ..m... ...... ... Hllllmnn. of r.r-at
J'jbership contest. U wus announced.
I Ada Pidcock, president, presided.
4ula Lowry,
were Initiated.
Jones received club,, prl:
KUIls. Mont., from lodge No. 630.
(the lodge on its attendance and tho
o tables were ut play. A duln-
uncheon was served.
' . ...l- nr 1 1... liiiitn
he Swastika 11 ridge club -met 1 , . . , " i
night with Mr. and; Mra -lw-; "
WilliuliiHun. Throe tubles or.1"' . ... "
lK,. wen. ut May wlth'.Mrs. mo 01 J' "'
Ml.-n wlnninK womn'a I)Hi-.s, . A ueiiRtuiui lumneon wus m-rveu
lj..iln.it IJullison. nipn'a flraLlliy past pifsldt-ntH. Mrs. Hnzel
si ii .v wus uwurded to Mr. it'oUBhcniiowtT,. und licr coinmlttpe.
Mrs. K UauMlur. .,ir. ajsuii Armni, mmy nuiuiun
two-.rf..rso luncheon wus w-nr- Nr? Courtney. . The While
IMI. u cfci.turpk.ee ot U.llpH. YhVU" Wednesday of this month. t
1 will meet uBuin in two weeks; "" "
...Mr. und Mrs. Allen.
s . I'luns for a soc.ul n.eet.i.fr unu
rs. Itoy C-nmeron eriterlninird ul , Initiation Apr. IS wore muilo when
home on i:eUur street last eve-j the G. I. A. mot yesterday ufter-
In honor or Mrs. Itav Urown. noon at tho KnlBhts of Pythlua
leaves Monday, with her two hall. Twelve were In utlendunce.
ilreli. lor (ioodlllK, Ida., to join y.
r hnsliand, where they will make i 1 "e iriiinKie ciuu mei
-ir home. A feature of the cve-;fiilfht at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs.
IK wus u handkerchief ishowerjUert Webb) Three tuliles of bridge
Hie ;ionor KUest. .
fhreo tubles of lirlduo
Mrs. Ira Howell!
tined and .Mrs. inuiie
ide hiffll score.
p lv'eih the consolntloiru:wurd."H:
i'he color seliemo wus lavender
I yellow anil spring flowers Were
ructively urrunKed about the
ins. Refreshments were sorved
in the evenliiB.
V ' ' .' i t-
its. J. L. Anderson
, 'Entertains Group
h'he Women's Missionary society
were ut play with club prise bo-
'i.".r.',inB to Mr; und Mrs. Wulter Jones.
"t,l M.L . 1 11..U.
ChiMlti ' - J ne iiusicbs sei veu usut luuvmi-
' Mrs. Henry lllley entertained the
N. II. H. club yesterday ufternoon.
Mrs. Krnest Wulden received first
prize, Mrs. . Iloyd IMdcock, second
and Mrs. He it Webb. Rliest prize.
Three tubles were ut pluy.
A two-courso luncheon wus serv
ed. , ,
Camp Fire Sponsors '
.Give A Silver Tea
At Richardson Home
An Iniportuut event, of tho w eek
wus the charming (Jump Fire girl
spunsuni Sliver leu Biveu rriuuj ,
ut tho homo of Dr. und Mrs..AI-
tied L. Ittclmrdson. 'The delight-)
ful event wus uttended . by inunyi
Ijl Grande people Includlnv a lurte :
surprise delcBution of memUvrs of
the Itotury club who cuiuo during I
the ufternoon.
. The spacious ltlchurdson ' .home
wus decorated following it color
scheme of flume, tho Cuinp t'Troi
culor. A lurge busltet of pussy wil-i
lows which had been gathered by
Cuinp Klre girls, wus placed In tliuj
ruceutlon hull und ubout the rooms,
were bouquets of sweet .peus andl
other flowers. Mrs. ? ltlchurdson
and Mrs. W. C. Perkins were ut
the door to welcome the guests. -
The dining room wus lovely with
flume colored tulips In sliver vnses
und flume, tupers in silver holders.
Mra. Ituy Murphy wus In churgo of
the dining room and wus usslsted
by a group of Cnmp Klre girls'. In
cluding Juunilu und llurburu Slltz-
inger, Eleanor Hicks, rl elon
Hughes, Jcun Krenclt und Myrtle
Schultz. .-.
Pouring during' the- ufternoon
wore Mrs. H. K. Q'Drlen,' Mrs. H. S.
Ilrownton, Mrs. Htcllu Ingle and
Mrs. A. T, Hill.
Mrs. Adolnh ' Hlegrlst und Vr.
Lena Wilkes were -hostesses In
the drawing room and Mrs. Ivi
W. Ely and Miss Ignore Heudley
hud ehurge of tho attractive exhib
it of L-amp Klre ccrentbniul gowns,
head bunds, and other Inslgnlu- of
the orgunlzutlon.
An enjoyable progrum was (riven
by Co mp Klre groups and Indlvldu
uis. Miss JJulsy Itobbs, Mrs. Ituy
Fuller and Miss Iluth Gelbel guvo
vocal numbers. Accompnnlsts were
Mrs. kynn Wright und Miss Myrtle
Willcock.
The Pukwuna Camp Klro group.
of which Mra P.. K. Tyler Is guard-
Inn, sang two songs.- Miss Hurun
Wllllumson's group, Togbeesee, wus
represented by Ola Mae: Hougn
who played two pluno- numbers.
Tho Wnkelltu group of Miss lileu.
nore Gliiss wus ropiesintod Jby. An
drea Alnsworth und Genevieve
'lexer In a violin duet accompn
nied by Muriel Webb. Mrs. W. T.
Phy's group gave two. ioik uunc-
es. 1 '
SATIItDAV 1'lUMiltA.MS
- The Nutlonal Hroudcusting company-
progrum. fpr Saturday night
folllws: to 7, 01-ohostru concert;
7 to S. dunce music1: S to 8:30.
Singing Peaches: 8:3(1 to . Plan
tation Kchoes; 9 to 1(1, "Humun
Hearts", Act. 1 nud II: 10 to II,
school duys: 11 to 12, dunco pro
gram. ' j- "i ' . ;
Tho American Hroudcusting com-'
pany progrum for Suturduy nlKht
follows: G to 7, artistic ensembles;
f to 8, national forum from Wash
ington, ll. C: 8 to 8:30, minstrels:
8:30 to !i. melodies, nnd memories:
9 to 9:30, orchestra; 9:30 to 10,
mulu singers; 10 to 12, dunce mu
sic. : , ,
lNirlluiid.
KGW (OZOkr) 6, NBC: l"i news
umiuury; 10:15 to 12. Nile,
KOIN CUokc) 6, , musical pro
gram; 0:15, features; 10:15 to I'i.
inerrymukers. .
KKX (1180kc) 8 to II, AUO; 11,
news, weuthor; 11:05, AHt
Sail l.ske Illy.
KSU 1 1301(C) . 0, NIK': 8. Uiule
quurtet; 8:30, concert troupe; 9:S0,
muuteur ulght; 10, dunv music;
11, Coyote club.
Denver.
. KOA (30kc) , NIK': 8, Sunduy
school lesson prevlow; 8:3(1 to 9:30,
dunce music.
Kkokauo.
KHQ (590kc , NltC; 8, sports,
news: 8:30,- concert orchestra; 9 to
13..NUC.
San FruclM"0,
Kl'O (l80kc 8, NUC; 9, dunce
music.
KKItC (6t()kc) 0, organ recital:
6:30, bridge lessons, news; 7, fea
tures; 7:55, weather; 8, chain pro
grum: 9, varieties; 10, Amos una
Andy; 10:10, dance music.
1am AiigWeK.
KNX (105okc) 6:30, string quar
tet; 7, courtesy program; 7:30, fea
tures; 10 to 1, danco music; 4 to 3
u. m.. Midnight express.
KKI (640kc) , NIK?: 8, variety
hour: 9, concert orchestra: 10,
symphoncttc; 11. Midnight frolic.
Oakland. -
KI.X (880kc) 8:10, concert trio;
7, news; 7:30. studio progrum: 8,
orgun recital; .8:30, songs, pluno
music: 9:3o, dunce records.-.
, KGO (790KC) 6, NIKI; 8:30,
tng. Those tuking curs uru usked
to notify Georg$ Mouts.
The Huppy" Hearts Guild, will
meet ns usuul at tho-home of Mrs.
C. C. Hull tomorrow afternoon. The
hike which had been pluuued has
been postponed untl better weutli-
RED CROSS
DRUGSTORE
Phone Main 4
We deliver
sports review; 8:45, plunlst;"; 9 to
13, NHC. ., . r.
Seattlf. y .' t
KOMO (SSOkc) 6, NHC; 8V or
chestra; 10. NUC; IS.- news. ' ;
KJU (970kc) to IS. AI1C pro
gram, - , ,
KISKU FIGHTS TOMtillT -
BO8T0N, Apr. 6 (AP) John
ny Klsko, Cleveland baker, tonight
will make a last desperate effort to
retrieve his slipping flstlo fortunes j
by blucklng Otto Von Porat's road
to the select Inner circle of heuvy. j
weight boxing championship con- !
tenders.
They will meet in a ten round
bout ut tho lloston Garden.
' Whipped crenm into which lias
been stirred finely chopped nut
meats la good sprend over the top
of the pumpkin pie.
J Coming Soon - I
and
MOVIETONE
It Is Thrilling
The World
GAV'l.ZI LEADING
llAl.TIMOItK. Aiir. 5 fAP)
the Christiun church met ut the te Gavuzzl. Hrltlsh entrant, was
-me of Mrs. J. I Anderson Wed-1 thl tlrKt of tn(1 transcontinental
.iiii iiiiiiiwiiii wmw hi hiimiWh u'tiicTi ) hi imiuj m mi
ilson,.. presLdunt, prcsldhiB. . j the finish mark of Uduy's lap of
A nominating committee includ- the race from Havre de Gruce. Ho
K Mrs.. Waller Price, Mrs.' Purd made the 44 mile run In 5 hours
I Mrs. li. I.. .Put nam, wus ap-l 38 minutes and 15 seconds.
The GREEN Market
In New Melville Building.
, , . IIOMK .MAII-'. 'AKi:S
OnU'iti tuKi'ii I if ro fur - hunui nuulo eakua. Mudc by
Mrs. I. L. JKSSK C'
Vi'tftiabltti
Phono .Mil In
OltL'ii Kvl'IiIiimh and Ifuiiduya
H. L. STONEKING,
; Proprietor, v
Announcements
The study club of ltlvei ln l'lirent
Teuclier association will incut Sut
urduy afternoon at 2:15 oclock ut
Hlvcriu school. f ' .
Meat
Groceries
Main 759.
Fresh Asparagus 1 lb. 20c
Large Grapefruit 6 for ....49c
Preserves, any kind quart jar 60c v
galley's Mayonnaise
-
Nalley's Winter. S.alad "...
Tin-apa Sardihes 4 small cans....
Medium Oranges 2 dozen... ......
:.r59c.
..33c
25c
59c
Coffee any brand
' '' 51c Lb.
White..King.yashing Powder :.. .39c .
Corn Flakes 3 pkgs. 25c-
i A. & L. String Beans 2 cans 35c
Large Cans Tomatoes 2 cans : 25c
Medium Ivory Soap 10 bars... ,....82c
We sell Grande, Ronde valley prod
ucts at all times. "It keeps the money
at home. ' "
. Fresh Dressed and Drawn Hens
Carsten's Sliced Bacon lb...... . .. 3tc
; When a customer leaves town and
then returns and comes back to our
store to trade, we are glad, as it means
one thing, and one thing only
SATISFACTION
The II. I.T. I'. TI'U 11V I'Hffl 'Win l
have- been held tonight ut Shade's
cabin, will be held In the junior
room of the chilrrH Instead, ' I he
chance was mude necessury by bud
weuther.
. The ltalnbow Girls are reuue-sted
to meet In front of tho Methodist
church Hunday morning ut 10:4ri
o'clock to attend church servlj'o at
that .church at 11 o'clock In keep
ing with national church , day for
ltalnbow Girls. . ,
The Women's ltellcf corps will
meet In regular session tomorrow.
Luncheon will . be served ut li
o'clock..
- .
The Hoyul Neighbors of America
will meet Monday night at 7:3(1
o'clock ut the I. O. O. l' hull.
Tho Kpworlh League of the
Methodist church will go to North
Powdor- Sunday us the guests of
the leugue there. All wishing to
go are asked to be ut the Metho
dist church nt 3:30 o'clock Sunday
ufternoon where curs will be wuit.'
The Women OF The. ' '
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. .
Will Serve v
Hot Ginger Bread and Coffee
At the Company' 8 Office, 105 Elm,
Saturday, April 6th
From 2 to 5
The public is fordially invited.
HOSIERY SALE
Onyx "Pointex" Gotham Goldstiipo Chiffon
Hose Formerly priced $1.(J5 - '
On Sale, $1.65
See Them in Our. Window,
PUTMAN'S
La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-W ear ;
and Millinery
1 -(jjiUy
.1405 AfJuins.
La Qrunde, Ore.. Qrucb Hldg.
GIRL'S
. Tan and Grey ,
- Sport and Dress
For Sportswear
Deauville
Sandals
Ueaville Sandals step intot the mode
- us Spring's smartest footwear for
S)ortswear. Fashioned in delightful
;olor coml)inati6ns to match the Viva
cious Sports Ensemble. -.:
STYLED FOR WOMEN in ankle
Strap and T-st'rap Models. Sun-tan
colorfully combined with red, green,
black, blue and beige - - heels, Cuban.
$5.85 to $8.50
Rollins Hosiery
In New Spring Colors
Chiffon, $1.65 Service Weight, $1.50
BURNETT SHOE CO.
Quality Shoes Economy Prices
2 to 12 yrs.
$2.95 Y
$3.95 - $1.95
( J Baking
f Insurance '
!l(M(iaal)lwllu.!i
i w h tWi Musi nr4M ,
' ar dssk ym (k row from .
i wfll rttwa, your momji ma .;
' tin pay tm e erAhDM, I
. (lew, ett, yen live nei ;j
There Is no substitute
for cream of tartar '
, ? for fine baking "" '
Cream of tartar Is costly so some baking
powders contain, only substitutes. Any
baking powder will do an acceptable job.
But ask any domestic science teacher which
1 wisest to use. Ask your doctor. Ask .
. any pure food department.
Coffee
I .32 Eitrscts
CljJ 47 Spice, . I
HV ''jgt
f v ir ii vi it 1 1 a 1 i v '
CASH
AND
CAPRY
Plione Orders
Main 94
MODERN
J FOOD '
STORES
Wc Deliver
$2..p0 Orders
T?T rT TT? .Sperrs White Down, 4$-lb. sack ; . . ..$U5
"r-V7, AV ; Each 8,,ck 8nrnnteed 4 8ack8,'l bbl. .....$6.89 .
Corn
Extra .SUindiird
cans ... 45c
cans . $1.30
A. & L.
Corn
Fancy Yellow
cuns 35c
Peas
, Extra Stimdai d
cans
CttllS ... $1.30
Preferred Stock
Peas
Tender MeUiiiK
35c
2
cans
Tomatoes
No. JJ' cans
4
cans ..i.. .
12-
cans.
49c
$1.35
T7T T C Lai'tce jpc package
a xjxjju vf ah 1-
itivois. Pkg. .
String Beans
Standard Si.e
cans . 49c
5c
Pineapple
45 c
Sliced very best brand.
2
cans
Rice
Fancy blue rose OCT.
5 lbs oOC
Z. 69c
50-11).
sack
Half (i round
Salt
Kiln Dried
59c
Broken Sliced
Pineapple
3 cans
59c
1'almolivc Soap
i lie liiii'st loilet son)
5 bars
35c
Malt
ml feel st
arc Batisfied. 1 2!2-lb. can
' Matches
(l-box carton at Stone's
2 cartons .... : :
29c
15uy liuckuyo and feel sure you "CT
mi.... UUC
Graham Flour
Coarse or medium Jaspers A Cn
10 lb. sack ' . 41 UC
Peet's Washing Machine
Soap
Large size
package ..
39c
OLEOMARGARINE
Gem-Nut -- Swift's best 2 Lbs. . . . . ....
,35c
VEGETABLES AT A SAVING
Carrots
Fancy bunch QK-
3 bundles tLuKs
Peas
New and well QA
filled. 2 lbs OUC
New
Spuds
flood clean ' -f (n
stock. 2 lbs. .... liJC