La Grande evening observer., April 18, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 6

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Thursday, April 18,1929
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Bostonians
New styles for the well
dressed man.
$7.85
to
$10.00
Men's Wear.
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for Ihl column ant be
tu br ( a. an. y
iikoki;
W'hwi you break your nltk jrluH
or ulntlHliii'lil. tuko ' your cur to
KicliurilKon'H Art unil (lift Hhop.
W""K lien ul u- KUVIUfr 10 you, i
KiMTlultats In Kamt work of ulf
kinds. 4-l-:;i
H.noo.OO ItKWAltD! H.c C J.
Ilriler Co. ml, In tills Inmiu. 4-m-llj
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('uukt'U Food Hal Kuttirri.iy, Apr.
I '2 It. lit t'n-M I. Mcjil Muilti-t hv
Kl, j'vli'r KplHcopul Hiinduy hcIiooI.
4-l-2t
fighting Reported
, At Shaikabad, India
' CALCUTTA, India, -.Apr. IS
AI') lU-suli of flirluliiK Iwlwi'eii
turmvr KIhk Amunulluh uud iiurho
HttkHO ut Hhulkuliud, forty mile
from Kuliul, cupltul of AfKlmlil
Ian, wuh In doubt toduy. ItcportH
' jwld ?vole ciliwtliim wcro under way
tlwro botwwn forci' of tho former
klntr, who hopia to rcxuln IiIh
throne, mid of Hukuo, "wuterlioy of
lliu north," who took tho tlu-ono
from Amnnulbih'ii brother.
Thfro went muiiy killed mill
wounded and thu hunpllulH ut liu
liu.1 were mild to hn crowded. ;
.Volki, Ki Mialcrn U immIiiii'II
I r-wne l'l-,lliy lll'Hll council, ailHl-
rn Woudim n of America, Julinwn
... ,,,, ui , uruuiiu, lire., UIHO
K. If. Cuto will ho Willi UH lonlKllt.
All roijui'ffted lo ho preNWil Ite
ircHlmieiitH. f'-IB-lt
S5.0Wl.mi IIKWAIlll! HiH', J.
Hl'cUr Co. ud III fills Ixnue. 4-lS-lt
Sflll.Xi llVI'X
Vour hint yi ur'8 mruiv or build
jhut inmlii ni'W. and color, fuili-leya.
i without allrreiilnK Hit; olniw, ul
Imiiull coal, at l(lchuriloii'a Art nud
Olft Hhop. 4-18-31
Itellef widely of tho l II. p.
church la kIMiik a Imximr In tin
ltoporta ' from' AfKliiililatnn ' liy
way of . Moscow mild . Aiiiumilluli
hud advanced din troopH nhout l&o
IlitlcH from ,Kanduhui' on tho road
In Kuliul, capturing Kulutl Ullxu,
which wu lo becomu IiIh headtiuar.
Ier. The plucu In ahout 2" miles
from Kuliul. .
ttccrt-ulloniil hull l-'ritlav. A nr. I i.
lMKtnti.fiK ut i:.iu p. in. An hi
I Iciliiiinin nl will hv kIvcii In tho
uvcnlnif ut M;ihi u'cloclt. An Inh-r-
vifiiiiK ptuKnim iiitM iwn ui tjiiiki-u,
fUMHlHllMK Of HMcllll IIIUhUuI
bi-iH. t'uiiilc wkltH uiul lmntuJiiliiM'.
I'tibllc cunlliill)' Invltfd, 4-JH-lt
Hiiwti(liinK, fneating, buiUMi
tolv, eUi. Piorttm'B Klilille Hliop,
The I'nul.yl. iiiiii JauWih' Aid u
(tltly will hold u riitniiiiiKu hjiIi:,
Hut ui (lay, Apr. IM'th, In Hit Ihihi
iiiint of thu vliurch. 4-17-at
A t'nltl -I'liliirnl ltarkiM-Jii'
TImh ICrlit-ri
J. '. liMiuit)(l, Clcvi'liuid, (Hilo,
caitKlil u rohl, which Kcttd-d In hl;
Uldiit-yH. "It H"V UK' K'(t piitti,
1 could not HlnilKht.ii ui-ItH hin
dered my woik; my nlKhtM wen
inlmii'iildc mid rslM'jiUHH. In my dully
paper J n w mi advert iKcriif1 til of
Kulcy I'llla dlnri'tlc, ho I liotiKht u
liotlli nnd took Ihi'in with tho ihohI
HJtltKluctory rcHiillH. I'liltus dlwip
ponritl, clcai-iiitci' Itcciiinu nornuil,
I Klcpt Hoiiudly iiK'iln." Men and
women everywhere ute nnd reeom
nieinl them. Hiitlhriu-tlon Kii'imn
teed. Hold everywhere. Adv.
(9M irilDWAVAHD 1?'
i ftlCHflKLP AlAVAYl LBADft
WK B II Y FOR T ESS
K SKLL bVll lJ ISSS
KEITH HATS
Them style their
refinement of line,
and their, beauty of
texture add distinc
tion to the appear
ance of all well dress
ed men
$3.95 - $1.05
rCWYORKbTOSiJ
Destroyers of With Price
10 Years
Ago Today-
All., iirmy.. iill'ithinc.. rllen
fiiiin ChlctlKii lo New York,
u non-Mlup lucuiil.
SUNN" Y days quicken
THE pulse of the
GARDEN ER. lie
. knows
FERRY'S seeds Kive
REST crops. Plant
A ganlen this year
REAP food and
health.
FARMING WORK
IS CHECKED BY
POOR WEATHER
II) Mr. Keiihu l'iiiH r
: ((ihwrver l.'oi'ieMpoudent)
I'ltOMIHK, Oiu. (HieiluD Tho
Htoitiiy weather of Iuh( week und
the lictivy ruin Kunduy put u Hlop
to the fui'iiiltiK for u fvw duH.
l.Utht Olen roiihioii, who Iiilh
liueu (iiltu III, in reported to ho im
proving AIIhm Alarm Kelney wuh (pilLo III
Tor three duyn hiHt week und un
uhlo to touch Hehool Thiii-Hduy uud
cVldtiy, MIhh l.lllliiu t'urpef hnIi
Mi.ftuteit fur her the two duyn und
MIhm K el Hey wuh uldo lo resume, her
work Monduy.
Jtuymond, thu nlx-yenr-old Hon of
Mr. und Alin. ChurleH Wortmun, lit
tulle HI of pnetimoniit fever.
Mr. und Mih. Arthur Wuthu-u
und Mr. und Mm. Kollu (lorlnHt
vlKlled ul John Curpet'H Htmduy.
Mik. Jlerthu t'urper und duimh-U-i'h.
l.llliuu und l.uellu, vlMlicd
WedneBduy with Mih. I, H. McUon
uld. Iuvhl (lunelt und rmnlly moved
Into the Walter Miller home Hut
urduy. Mr. (.lurretl exi'ectH lo hedp
Mr. Wallace rurm Ihu Miller plutu
thiH yeur.
The I'romlxo kiuiihu held It h
regular meetluK Hultirduy und afi r
the routine tmitlni hud heen
iranniiLtod two cnudldulet, were Inl
tinted. l.iille Vera Uorhetl Ih ipillo 111
of nrlppv.
-Mt-H. Lulu Truinp uud two kimuM
eh I hi re n Hp nt the day Mtiuduy
with her intiiher, Mih. Julia Sanuar,
II IjcIiik Mih. Hunuur'H 7Mli I. Ii tit
day uuiitvci'Hiiry.
Ailieit MetlintllH VlNitcd tit thv
homo of t. I', t.'urper Item Krlduy
cvenhiK mil II Hiinduy mot-ntnu.
I'. (1. Totter MhIumI ut t. I. fur
pern Weduemhiy ntKht.
Mrs. Kvelyu Alooiv viwltrd her
hihund ut litH Kheep camp In the
Wiillnpl canyon Monduy.
Thu MiMKuH I. ill tun i 'hi pr uud
Itetitel I'hlnuan ulld llurvcy Me
I 'mm Id reltii iK d to 1 tlt nndv Hun
day. .Men. liuth Wortmun U vihltltitf
lelativej Ui Watluwu und JoM'pli.
AmntiK the people you may not
t mive iiici are uume tuiu eat h
I (terry Hhmtcako le( a use the h
j sjiyn h( raw herrlrit
vitumitiH.
uve
aw .
rl.h In
L'&L'DrugCo.
I Kunlu lelns ctmied ullhta chdh
iwniiiK out of oh water and k pi
j hi u oid p:aee will ti tuaiti nmlMt '
i tot- hoiit M. i
"Rondo"
Cambric Percale
Tub fast cotton prinu for
ummer irocks. 36 inch. Yard
25c .
J.C.FENN
t08 Depnt St. La Grand. Oretron
EYC.
GIadiow
. 36 Inch Percale
Printed pattern! in Uvdy
colon. 36 inch. ro
15c
From April Fifteenth to April Twentieth
NewSilks
Grouped at
$1A9 yard
A darrling clfCtion . . . from which any woman can faihion mora
mart frocki than the hai ever owned before . . . itunning prinu . . ,
delicate pastcli , . . the "smarter than ever" black and ihadet of tin
. . . distinctive plain ihadcs, too. Vour choice at $1.49 a yard.
Plain Georgette, Crepe de Chine and Flat . ;
Printed Crepe de Chine and Georgette
Gingham ;
H.C.S. Amoikeag
Everyone'i wearing gingham
tliii leaton . . . imall folk!
and grown-upi I : Theie two
brands are known for their
quality, too. Be iure to in.
dude them in your i.oriaf aw
ing, plant. Yard
17c
"Silver Moon"
Dress Print
Here are the print! you have
been leeking for your wash
frocki . . . toft finish, made
from selected yarns, washable
and . . ' . tmarL Especially
attractive patterns. 36 inch
width, Yard
33c
"I Made It Myself"
Four Words That Spell Thrift,
Thrifty women will welcome National Sewing
Week as an opportunity to save many a dollar
for the family purse by making new things for.
their wardrobe, or freshening up the old.
The Saving is doubly certain when they choose
their materials at our store where lovely fabrics,
in gay Springtime patterns, are priced so thriftily.'
Crepe de Chine
Waihable
Pure ilk ideal for cool
frocki and undies. Yard
Flat Crepe
Wuhable
rtain colors to make
fresh Spring frocks,
$1.49'
Soiesette
Tub Fast Printi ,
Interesting new patterns
tub-fust 32 inches wide.
39c
"Faaheen"
A Cotton Pongee
Plain color, tub fast -and
mercerized finish. 3J in.
39?
All Silk Pongee
Has Many Uses
This splendid Jap pongee
first quality,
is a worth-
alue,
White Batiste
Mercerized
Daintv quality,' soft finish,
3839 inches wide. Yard
33c and 49c
Jersey Cloth
Mercerized ,
Cool for summer underwear.
Pastels; 36 in, Yard ..
' 19c and 29c
Buttons! Buttons!
Useful and Decorative
Pearl but
tons to trim
tiny dresses
or to fasten
father's
shirts a
range of
sizes. Card
4cand8c
"Malabar"
Our Cambric
Novelties, staple patterns
and plain colors, yard
19c
Slipsheen
Non-Cling Fabric
A highly mercerized pon
geeideal for slips. Yard
39c
Prints Burs" into Bloom
in Tempting Array!
And Equally Tempting to the Home
Dressmakers Arc the New Styles in
McCall Patterns!
Moral prints! Modernistic prints I
Gay jftttcrtt.s! Others .nnrc sedate!
Print in silk, in cotton .-aluics! An
enchanting assortment .ow-priccd
for tltcir excellent twlily!
And the styles such a diversity of
clever modes for choice ! Hut you're
sure to find just what you want in Mc
Call patterns I
; Nainsook
Jap Finish
Exceptionally fine, soft qual
ity i 3839 inches wide. Yard
33c
Nainsook
. English Finish
Inexpensive for baby's gar
cuts, 36 its, wide. Yard
'. 17c-
Novelty Rayon
Lingerie Cloth
Fancy weaves; lustrous fin
ish; washable; 36 in. Yard
39c -
Long Cloth
V 36 Inches Wide .
Always popular for infants'
lariueott and lingerie. Yard
17?
Dressmakers Supplies
For the Spring Sewing Program
"Honor" Muslin
Of Many Uses
36-inch bleached; 39-inch
Unbleached. Thrift-priced. Yd.
12'2c
"Belle Isle"
Muslin Low-Priced
Serviceable muslin 36 inch
bleached and 39 in. unbleached.
10c ;
BINDINGS
Bri Pins ............ 4c and 8c
Sefety Pins 4c and 8c
Penimaid Hooks IL Eyes 4c
Penimaid Hook SC Eye Tape , . 19c
Penisnap Fasteners, black and white 4c
Penimaid Fasteners, black and white. . . ; 8c
Penimaid Needles .4c and 8c
Steel Crochet Hooks , , 8c
Thimbles, assorted 4c
Tape Measures 4c and 8c
Solid Steel Shears, assorted , 49c
Elaat-c, assorted widths 4c, 6c a-id 12c
Marquisette
For Charming Inexpen
sive Curtains
ilf
Ti
Plain fat term and novelties
that may he uH aloneor as
g!aA5 curtains with draper. A
wide Klection, jard
19c-29c-39c
"Periimaid'V
Sewing Silk
Our own brand of spool silk
S0 yards to a spool strong,
smooth quality. A full selec
tion of popular colors. Spool
6c
Organdy
Permanent Finish
Particularly lovely in pastel
shades. Yard
39c to 59c
Cotton Tape ... .2c and 4c
Twill Tape 8c
Lawn Bias Tape, black
and white 8c
Penimaid Bias Tape, as
sorted colors 8c
Double Fold Bias Tape,
assorted colors 8c
Penimaid Silk Bias '
Tape 19c
"Rochelle"
32-Inch Gingham
A serviceable gingham for
aprons and frocks. Yard
i 10c
Plain Color
Broadcloth
Smooth, fine qualit
popular colors. Yard
39c
"Canyon"
Sheeting
Firm quality; unbleached; 34
inches wide. Yard
10c
"Silver Moon"
Bleached Muslin
Soft, smooth finish ; fine qual
ity"; 36 inches wide. Yard , ,,"
: " 19c ! V-' ;
; "Serpentine"
Fancy Crepe
A selection of very pretty
patterns. 30 inch, Yard
33c
Stevens Crash
All Linen
Bleached or unbleached ; 18 in.
wide; two qualities, yard
"Ramona" Cloth
, White Only
A permanent
linen-finish fab
ric for uni
forms, chil
dren's dresses,
embroidered
pieces, etc.
36 Inch
Width, Yd.
25c
Here Are New
Wash
Fabrics
For Your
Smart Cotton Frocks
This is a season of "cot
tons" when everyone will
wear them! Prints and plain
colors sheer dresses, sports
costumes, jackets and coats
.... a varied assortment.
Thriftily Priced
from, yard
29c to 89c
Pimitv, pifftie, broadcloth, sltk
and cotton mixtures, celanese fab
rics and many more . . . bring
your clothe problem to our wash
gouds department!
A Safe Mace to liny A Sure Place lo Save
READ
I'miTtl in tho Wall Siilr I Yd
K llflM ) I, III If), a- ,. HIV
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L'ulttu AluiU', lut ml hilliMi il ntillN nnd tuu t ttittM . Sta..lN
I ECONOMY STORE
The Nion Willi Mirror In vnli r or I iiirniM-c
aM. 8. AIHTt. Triiii. l.iut Aclnno A
Albino, Iron Works
Destroyed liy Fire
roUTI.AMt, , Ar. IN CAP)
l'iiv roil(iily i.-Ktri'.t tht iim
htn hImm1 ( tin Xltiiiin Mnrttir
mill tin .s:inintr-t Inns nf ( I o,iimix
Tti' rtrv Ik tliiniKht y Inn- h.ittvl
from ii (h-ft i-mo runmrr.
T1m n... Hhirt.Nl ut . m.
ly Uu 1-xplo.don of tho f ut naro
Nine i:iuiH-r-i. two hultlr trhrku
and two rii'lioaln rHtin,ld.
1 Alllinimli the htilhllnK wtiN wthl
(o luivi- hvcii worth tittlis foiniuiny
tri'h tain sitUl imirh rxiK-iiiv ma
fhliu'iy was 4W'lt"y'd.
IMtrtrd HilsMinv toilay aftt-r h riash
ut Kthautrti hay, lU'lulun tonk.
tla.Httn. lir, iiit-rhunU, utrn foiind uti-1
I'onwlouit Hitd tKnot'Hiit of tin- fat
of his ronnmnliiiiK, by inttlvcs.
tlutr H-yrar-ohl mu.
ixiimi'i-s m icim;
' itiirKi.s aim. i .r - Ttv
itflvtun h tutor Thhtffry und im.s.
svs't i.V'n,vij M. ':t:e wvf n-
SfM.IV.W. n,.. Ann tx A!
Will If. Hay.. HiiMilHrly known
mi "-Uk r" of t Ii o iiiov U, f t
1
aKV YOKK, Am, is CAT)
" J l.urllh' Martin, of Valky Stn-am,
Mllrs CXAIt M;i-:KS lUVtMtl'i: J AbiUKdon, Va.. -26-ycar-oW t-Ic-
iiirntary tistrhrr at tho I'arkcr o-
M Kiaii- litMUittc. n uli Ik whoot In
llrooklyn. fmni-t ilt-ad tn her
rotMH hi Iht V. W. A. today, hav
imt ttHh'tJ lo r -wrfaa with a imprr
uttvr and h;iiirrd luMvlf ftvm, the
trail um.
T.ki;N a ixme
KANSAS t'lTY, Kan., Apr. IS
AI') Thp botly or an HiiiovntifUil
itmn, lnMU-vtl l.yv polfrt' to havv
"tH-eit tukrii (or a riti," wiu found
toilay by tho roa.lsMt' thn-i- mUt-d
wvft of hen', ,.
Two luitUt uunis had tauMMl
his dVath.
Kuiwk-r, 20, ltoim-, Ida., was fat
In two y.'arn in the Wato pfnitfii
liary today after he had Int-n sent
cniN'd ly Circuit Judso McCutlocli
't-rdMy ttfttrnoon. Kunilci
waivvd a RmnU jury indictnirnt.
i-harRinir him w lih foring a chcrk
for $7 on a ciar Htoro ht-n; April
9.
Mtltion In fin-Hit court today for'
lJlvorv from HrlVn TIiouimh Hnyn, I
of tins ilty, aud lor custody ut
IMHSK MAX S-.TK.rr:i
UAKLU, Vrv.. Apr. I Onltiv
j Th lower totiRh stork of nnmr
jagm. may M rMik('i until t-ndi-r,
i put through n mivvr. nftd uw-d in
tu.iKins fit-cmr J t-ju, v.. tip.