La Grande evening observer., April 18, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 3

' Thursday, April 18, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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1405-6 Adams.
La Grande, Ore.
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I Quality Merchandise at Low
Prices V
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Millinery
We have just received a delightful assortment of
the late spring and early summer dress modes. They
are extremely chic unusually distinctive i and
exude the atmosphere of Paris'in every line.; Step
in mid examine them today. Priced
$9.90 -$14.75 -$19.50
New lulu sprlug und mi minor iiichIcm
In women's hills. A luit for every
costume Visit our mil- Af
liner)' deHirtmeiit. Daly
Prom Dresses
rcutiirliift . iMiMtel shade
pink, blue, green, yellow unci tun.
Sue our display
be f (ire purchasing
$14.75
' SUai) PuriiDS l iLjLgA
.$4.95 1
nil
Ullick iJHIc'llt or llllll , kill
IrnlliVr, IiIkIi IiccI, llcxiblu
ioll'M.
1 lie l'ulr
Fabric Gioves
IVoIIIIMI'M Fllhl'IC UluVCW ill
livy, beaver Itnri moilti.
79c 98c
SILK HOSIERY
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!X Xo, US NimIoii, Imro It's IiomIitjt, nil
lln iii'IV MiMillir null's, Meuillll's
silk to top, nil sizw.
Tlio Kilr t
98c
fitK UKUO ladles rtlll fashioned silk
hosiery In nil new shinies, ItK'kcd welt,
scnm.s at loi mercerized Mile QQ
nrt lop. The pair tOC
o. 2702 Iridic full rtiiluiicd silk
hosiery, nil silk lo (op, mrreerlAil
lt service heel.
The ulr
$1.49
Silk Undies
Women's ICuyon silk uuilles step-ins,
hriH'li panties, slips i id QQ
hlooi ners In colors. ICach..... vOv
Crepe dc Chine Undies
Women's crepe de ehhie , Mep.lns.
hloomers, I'reneh imiiiIIc
mid slls
$1.98
is in
I.
i
ork Clothing
Men's work shirts, full cut shirts in
49c
I ilue or grey. '
Sizes M'a to 17
Men's summer weight moleskin trou
sers in dark grey stripe.
The Pair ..
$1.95
Men's grey whipcord work pants, full
cut, washable, long wear- (J0 A Q
ing trousers. The Pair V.J'
Grey whipcord riding CJO A K
trousers-1' or boys tDii.lel
$2.95
For men
Men's khaki work trousers, good
(Uality, full cut, service- A Q
able. The Pair P 1.417
I Joys' blue chambray work shirts,
age 6 to 12 years. ACl
Sizes Viy-i to Mij HkUK,
Boys' 220 weight blue denim overalls,
i.-n wiin him; double stitched, ages r
l"B '"" c,u "-"s' 5 to 16 years, only L OiJL
it Ull' Hoys' athletic style unions, sleeveless,
kneo length, up button
shoulder. Each :
Men's Overalls
ilcli or km linck
nt'r.ill or JittiiM
49c
Men's Work
Shoes
Men's iiHMfiixhi I or, wmtl
ind M-trgcd -oinHr-fllon
le ii ml runner flf?
'K-el. The pair
Union Suits .
Men's rlbfM-d union mills, .
tonic or short Met tew.
ankle length.
riH- Suit
M m I in I Itrlgga n.
plwe underwear,
-ltve shirts.
Kaeh
.. . 89c
short
49c
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Society News j
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Women's Clubs Of
District To Meet
Here On May 4
Tint district No. 5 mooting of the
Oregon Kedcmtton' of Women's
flubs will ho held In Im Grande
KxitutUay, May 4, tn la Qruntle
HIkU school for the puiposo of or
KunUtng tho Uluti'lct ' ulontr tho
bumo Hues us the stuto fuderutton. '
1 Mrs. b L. Meyers, prosldont of
the La Grande IffliborhooU club,
bus up pot n ted delegutt'S to ropr
sent the club ut thut time. They
uro: Mrs. A. It. Hunter, Mrs. A. T.
Hill, Mrs. John Theisen. Dr. Mur
Kuret Inult. Mrs. K. 1 Mussmun.
Mrs. Donald Putrue, Mrs. J. l Uuv
onHcroft, Mrs. Hugh llrndy, Mrs.
J. T. Itichardson. Mrs. J. W.
Knowles, Mrs. Huy Murphy, Mrs.
Chuiics Pluyle, Mrs. Sherwood WH
Hiims, Mrs. Oeorne T, ltlrnle, Mrs.
H. K. Dixon and Mrs. H. N. Ashby.
All club women of Iai Gran do
and of the other cities In the dis
trict ure Invited to attend the meet
ins whether or not they ure mem
bers of the Neighborhood club or
another club affiliated with the
stuto federation.
The program will be very Inter
exttng and It is hoped thut a large j
number of women will tuko ud
vuntuge of the opportunity to ut-
lend, suys Mrs. George T. (.'ochrun,
first vice president of the federu- :
tlon. !
Mrs. G. J. Frunkel. of Portlund.
president of tho state fedurutlon. i
will bo present, und Mrs. Sudlo Orr
Dunbar, deun of general federation
chuirmen, also pluns to attend.
Alloguther In the district there
ure 40 clubs affiliated with the
state organization, Tho counties
are Wallowa, Union, Baker. Mal
heur, Harney, Morrow, Untutllla
und Grunt.
Tho district convention is the
outcome of the decision made ut
tho stuto convention lust year ut
Klamath Kulls thut the stute meet
ing be In session every two years
und thut tho stute bo apportioned
Into five districts, each to function
as tho stute federation would und
to hold conventlonH. The meeting
In La Grande will be the first one
or district No. 5 und will bo the
organization meeting, I
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About 40 members of the Loyal
Sisters aid of tho t'hrhdluu church.!
Including several new members,
met ut the homo of Mrs. Walter
I 'rice on Kourt h t reet yest erdn y.
Following a 1 o'clock put luck
luncheon, a short business meet
ing was held, presided over by the
president, Mrs. George Rochester.
Mrs. C K. Uuffey read the devo
tional. '
Division 11 announced a party for
the last I'Ylduy of this month find
Mrs. Kugeiie Mfllerlng and Mrs.
Karl Hough Inviled all members of
the society lo a stiver tea at the
former's home at IU4 Adams ave
nue, usklng them to bring their
needlework.
The program consisted of two
readings by Wllina Hansel I, and
Hazel MelMierHon, accomiuiuled at
tho piano by Mrs. 1 It. I'urdy, ren
dered two vocal selections.
Tho next meeting will he May J 5
at the homo of Mrs. Arno Voelz
In I'Yultdale, beginning with a 1
o'clock polluck luncheon. Anyone
desiring irunHporiutton may coin
munlcutu with Mrs. Voelss,,
! The annual bamiuet. given by tho
Women's Home Missionary society
and the Women's Ko reign Mission
ary society of the Methodist church
will bo held ut the church tumor-J
row evening. The banquet Is an-l
nuiinced for 6:80 o'clock and spe
cial guests will be tho Wanda ru"
Hearers, the yueen Ksthers, the ex
tension members anil the hUHbands
of the members of the two socie
ties. A program will follow the
ban'iuet, with greetings from tho
various societies and with an ad-
ilreMM I IV' M iss Mil lid ( 'iilln. u'ltri Iff
now 1 1 v I n it u t H til n es. M Ism Count
who Is an exceptionally strong
sneaker, spent two years as a mis
sionary In AMru,
.
St. Mary's Altar society met at
the home fir Mrs. William Klgrlnl:
yesterday afternoon. IMans for the
study club program for the com
ing merit ha were made. 'About SO
wero present
Clie Club Meets
At Sacajawea Inn
Mrs. Fred Lanier entertained
members of Clio club ut u delight
ful bridge luncheon ut tho Hum
Juwea Inn yesterday afternoon.
Mrs, Huy Murphy received high
score prize. Tho.ro wore three ta
blca at play.
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The ParkUule club ' met yester
duy aftornoon ut tho homo of Mrs.
Art Jones with Mrs. Dan Carbine
assistant hostess and Mrs. 11. I'.
Owsley, presiding.
An enjoyablo program was giv
en with Mrs. Tom Htaudley In
ohurge. The numbers were: two
poems by Edgar GucBt, given by
Mrs. Clyde Webb; two piano oi
led lonn, "Habbuth Chimes un 1
"Fulling Waters,' by Lois Jean
Davis; two songs, "Ha. Ha It lack
Sheep," und "Little Jack Horner,"
by Helen Jean Webb; vocal solo,'
Mrs. Nell Thacker.
Guests of the club wero Mrs. Al
fred Hlatt, Mrs. Lilly Hiding. Mrs
A. H. Harvey.- Mrs. Willis Moso
and Mrs. Oda O. Hhafcr. -
Refreshments were served by the
hostesses.
A business meeting and evening
of sewing wero enjoyed by the 1'ast
Matrons' club of Hope chapter. Or
der of Kastorn Htar last night. Mrs.
Nellie Nell), president, presided ut
the meeting. Mrs. K. Heassler ami
Mrs. It. l' Tyler wero hostesses.
Twenty woro present at tho session.
t .
Mr. and Mrs.; HhorrcU Kwln eiu
tertalned members of tho Wisteria
Hrldgo club at cards Tuesday eve
ning. There woro throe tables. Mr.
and Mrs. Clydo Hoppel . received
high score prise. A twu-course
luncheon was served. -
Tho next mooting of tho club
will bo May 7 with Mr, und Mrs.
Walter Perry.
Tho llolomula club wus enter
tained yesterday by Mrs. Delia
Hurndcu. Four tables of cards
were at play. High score prise
went to Mrs. George. McVey und
second to Mrs, Clyde Charloton.
Mrs. Jack Hlatt received guest
prise, ; ,
1-Mske(s of spring flowers were
uttructlve. A two-course luncheon
wus served. "
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Tho Hfble Heart' hers class of the
I'resbyterlan church met yesterday
afternoon at the homo of Mrs Wm.
fondlt. Mrs. H. H. CleHver und
Mrs. Cummins wero assistant hos
tesses. Mrs, Turner, presided an
president and handed In her. res
ignation, which, tho class refused
to accept. Mrs, Hartley wus elect
ed vice president.
The class Is planning a dinner
to take place on Thursday, Apr. 25,
to ho held In tho basement of tho
I'resbyterlan church.
Mrs. Thompson had charge of
the program for yesterday's meet
ing, i which was very Interesting.
Miss Ward guvo two delightful
readings and Lucllo Thumusun
played two piano numbers. The
home was beautifully decorated
with spring flowers, und delightful
refreshments were served at the
close of the meeting.
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Fashion's Favored Modes
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Coats for every spring occasion in every -new
and fashionable shade. Coats that are the last
word in Spring smartness --- at very inviting
prices
fp i 5.00 and upwards lo $05.00
PUTMAN'S
La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-Wcar
and Millinery
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lHlnnil City Ki'liliiy Tin- a l oVlot'li
luiU'liL'on. Mm. I'. II. lilihvcll will
'bo IIIWlHtllllt hostess.
Announcements
The La Grande City Council will
hu hostess to the Union County
('nnnrll of Piiroiit.'I'i-iifOior iiuKnclfi .
jtlons Hiif.irduy, Apr. 2(1 at the 1 ji
.Grande High school building. Hus
iness meeting begins ut 11:30 u, m.,
POIIUCK lUUCOeOU Ul JrflilU Ullll Ull-
ernooti program at 1:80 o'clock.
.
The study club of lllverla school
will meet tonight at ? o'clock ut
Itlverla school.
i Chapter I, P. K. O., will meet at
the home of Mm. Ids Itlokland at
HMUITH MOPES
iiljyir.!'
DOUBLE
ACTING
AKIMQ
KASiU
of famous cooks
never say "use a
spoonful or two
spoonfuls of baking
powder.". They
come right out and
say "Calumet Bak
ing Powder." They
call the leavener by
name which plainly
shows they consider
Calumet abso'
lutely necessary
to the best of
baking success.
LESS THAN
I
MENUS
lly Sister Mary
Too often when a child starts lo
school tho care with which a moth
er has watched his filet is relaxed.
At tho table he Is allowed a giceter
variety and candy appears Hko
nihglu butwecti men Is. '
During the first stdsoot years a
child's diet should ho as carefully
chosen us at any time of his Hie.
Ho lias many new conditions to
meet. Helng away f com home,
mingling with many ofher children,
a certain amount of restraint hud
confinement produce excitement
and nervous strain, Kxtra effort
in tho way of caring for food diffi
cult of dlgcitou should bo spared
him.
His long morning hours of play
In the sunshine and his afternoon
nap uro suddenly denied him and
his food 'must be selected with
this In mind. -
Kxcltement und fatigue retard
iltKostlon so the highly active child
will find ten or fifteen minutes
rest before eullug J) Is iiuoii meal
beneficial. . ( .
At' this age n child Is losing his
first teeth and getting tho second
and permanent teeth. Those little
teeth that nro growing loose a nd
"sorlchy'Maro Acndur and annoying
Mint curlatn -toods trrltato , tlieu.'
Crisp foods that hcc.essl(alo chew
ing nrc csHiimiiii mil lougu nitrous
foods that dodge between tho teeth
are not desirable. After one or
two biles they will bo refused or If
eaten will he swallowed without
thorough mastlcutlon.
A well nourished child has mure
resistance, Is capable of throwing
off colds nud Is less susceptible to
contagious diseases than one who
uses every on nee of energy ho has
to digest his rood und keep going.
Milk, itgg,' ; vegetables, cereals
and fruits, should form his diet.
His fooils should be simply und ut
tructlve ly cooked and served.
; Left-over .ogg yolks-may bo used
Tor sitlutf 'dressing, for breading17
it I mi tx 'oi- ci'iii'r.iotiKH. In eiiiiliifilu In
sponge cakes,, In fillings for c roam
pies, or as garnisnc.
Beautiful Women
Simply Love It
.MHLLO-(ILD Knee Towih r Is pre
ferred by beautiful women be
cause It leaves no trace of pasti
ness, flnkim-Ms or Irritation.- Htays
on longer no shiny noses! Made
by a new French process pre
vents large pores.' .spreads more
smoothly gives tt youthful hhnm.
Very pure. Use M I MA A -( HAJ Face
I'owder. It's wonderful. (Hums
Drugs, Inc. Adv.
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