La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 25, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 2

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a
All New
This Season
. But we have too many
and are making a 3-Day
Special Sale to reduce
our stock.
: '.r " ;'-.:v.. J'-'-ti
; Vou. will find in this ;
lot some real bargains
'made up in prints and
pastel shades of all col
ors, in sizes from 14 to
46 all at one price for
this Special Sale.
We know if you will
look these over you will
find just what you need,
and at a price you can
afford to pay.. ,
The Price
$16.75
i Many, dresses. in this
j! ijot wre"$29.75i. These
i pre. 'ftll quality dresbs.''!
,,kA UKANUK: EVENING UBSEKVEK,; JA,UKAIDJK;,,UK; -
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HILL'S
Dependable Dependable
Quality. Values.
Union 4-H Clubs
Reach New Peak
In Enrollment
Pondosa Man Is 1
Injured In Mill;
May Lose Finger
! Mrs, . V. lUymoiiil"
tm,- (Observer ('orrespondonl)
Htipll ,)htt hi lrft.huivll Hi'VM'fly
I cruNliofl l'vlimy mornTiiK at Titer nidi
Vheii A pulley fell on It. Thorn Ih
Ft) mi doubt im to whether the mid
ill flnrr run be mivntl. Ho in
under l ho rum of 11 linker physl
clan. " : .
Chnrlie Puwhod wim cmlled to .a !
Ornml Kunduy inomlnfr Ijy Hi I
rrltlcul rontlltloii of Mr. luVHon.
II. li, ltifti'if, tin employe nf thin j
:cmnpuiiy for wvornl ycurs, moved
hut fnmlly to Maker this week. His j
jmn, Kollh, will lo i-enily for hlli
nchonl thlK full and u driutrhtcr Ih ;
.intending' aohnol thlH yenr,
Tin move wuh mude to onahlo both ,
to tittcml hUh nrliool iind live ut
'jtome..
't . Mrn. Knrl Kvnn, who upoiit the
'winter nt the homo of her futher,
'J.- t Turner, luft with her two
Vhlldren inm week to join Mr.
':v4inn fit Iteml. where he la work-
' "!t Harry Johnnson, son of Mr. and
Mm. Carl Jolimmen, und Clifford
iWhiiten, von of Mr. und Men. K. M.
Whltton, returned Htittday from
I'emHcton where they intended the
liny Hooui council.
Mm. J. K Itutler and on.' Al
fred, lelt n week hko for n visit to
i rHfittvcH nt JKolno. They expert
i Vto ho cone ihrcu Veek4. !( 1
Mrs. Arthur KobliiHon npent the
u' "Weekend In 1 .it (It-nude wllh her
r" rflnteh' Mrt. P. K, t'oniNtoek, itnd -
4Kzdil,""y- !
A Imhy girl wiih horn to Mr. nmV!
'J Win. Virgil lh-audeile , Monday.
g April 22. at a hoHpldil In Maker. I
J Thin In their flritt ehlld and wan
I ;-hora on Mih. Metiudetie'ii birthday,
i Mi-h. ItiMititlrtte wits formerly MInn
I Veida WriKht, or Maker.
I Hi'veral children have hern nof
I ferlnic from rhlekeii pox In the
.HpuNt two weck. When the firm
$ lew ntwa rii-vtdnped the 1'nlon
ii ennniy health mi ran wiib railed and
jt Hint red the pni-entu that It wan
? ehlcken pox and not hi null pox ait
j homo of tho parentM hud feared.
J y Mrn. Henry Maxfleld. preKldent
.of the turn I 1-T. A., Minn Murte
' t'otiloKtie, prlmury jrrade tiueier,
'and Mik. M. K. Itaymoml utieitdcd
1 ( I ho. I..T. A. rounclt tuwtlnir In l.a
(irande Sjttuiduy. They returned
Hun. lay evninn.
i t'lmrlle and Klyod Comstoek re-
turned to their home in l.a Orande
) thin vv k lifter n visit with their
i nni'le, Iarre( Low, and family.
Arlle Low. a hrolher. whoe home
1 In 1ui:nlen. Hun also heen vlxitlnu
heiv.
lllrhntd Hlnehart .returil"d for
a Nhort visit with hl parntH. Mr.
aiid Mm. A. I.. Itlnehart. Kutunlny.
fileU hint been ut Mend
monlliH. He left Tuemlay for
view.' ' -' '
Mr. mid-Mra. C. Ci. Hlnnm nnun1
liititid it 'niiliilitr nf fi'litiiilu nf llutfi-!'
'-home- In Hnl or Monday evoiiliiK.'
CanlH were played duiintr the even;
Intr aiid iil'ii tale hour n two eotirai'
Hiipper wiih HorV4d by tho hontOHM.
The KuewtH were Mr, and Mm, V.
MjL M nri'iiyj;' of MnUer. and the fol
6vIiik jirov'c d,ovrt 'from here: Mr.
nail' MtfiJ-'ranV Ulitf n,-Ur. iyn
Aim, iieni-y Aiaxiieid, Mr. and mvh.
rVEUnore Smith May
Challenge Atlantic
ItOOHIiVin.T I'llJl.l). S. V. Apr.
r. (AI' IIiivhiK rHKiilnnl the
wniiinn'H nnilut-anof. light record,
i'illnniv Hnilth, 17-yenr..oM ijlrl
tli)t, toility wiih lilunhlnir to chul.
tiMmo thn ALliiitliu m-ettti ln',u fltithL
Jlpr'hiiithnr tiiiiH1 at plnnn for thi
W. II. liuiKiin. Mr. iiikI Mvh. M. .', innm-A uiimio niKiu- wn.m ahmk
Kiiymuiiil nniM-'rod Kpkptntvnr. nmiui nroiiniii . nury plane onwn
A flniiMol. to I...II..V-.1 to bur.' yl;;"y "for linvlim In th
lH.l.n,.iiMK,.,) .l.y i im,k fro,,, a l" m niii. I.rmik n
oiitnilVK.'.IOHlrayfiil u Ioi-ko tent ,"-n'''1 "f nu," MrlMiirlJe
jHMir tlie mill Slomliiy oyonliiir. Dell "r H1 n.I. fill., by four HourH
lliown IiiiiI froilcil II uhil oin.oti.d 'l"t''. MrH, Hmlth wild
,tii itintfo Into Jt Tuomlny. Mr. mid imimi'" hail iiroviurd riinim tor
Mr ' Urown Joi all-tholr nowaw- lhi iii-onn fllKht.
Minim In n ,tlrp that hl,riifd tho (I
W, Hoillrl Kloi'P llinl fall,'
Rescued After 9
K II. HYATT MIX
I'OltTJ.ANII. Apr. 2t (Al"
KilKar' II. Ilynlt. 411. for twonty-flvp
vi-ni-M h 1 nf llm llviitt MuhIc coin.
Days In Lifeboat ;' h-i " "' "iv-
He had heen lit ten dayn.
y:w youk. 'April ri iaim
After rtniitlnu nine' day In a life
bual ten meniberi of he four malt
ed Ki'hnuner ' JameK H,
whleh fuiinilered
mlleH north of llermuda,
Mueh time iind efrort'may he
wived la maklnir n dio If every
Colnirn, neani and ewry part nx It Joinii an-
April 17, 3 nil other U rarefully pVenneil. Thin
were (llintnaten much haHtlnir and will
plekfd ui thin mornlnK hy the uuiKe the turn for homa, pIptuKM
yaeht Amlila. I'lie Amlda alxo and folda moro ttrcuro than Inutttmt
pl(l(fd up the body nf the conk of m lichen.
the Hehuiiiier, who died hint nlKht. - y-
Y NnwMff Ihe roKcuo' wan receWed ;! Another need of the times in a fly
In a AvnVlMH :meHae by the Itadb nwalter that won'- U'tivo a cur
('nrpnrattnn'ot America. ion u Hit 11 poi.
ti) Mr-, Men Knllit ' ' .
I'MION (Hpeiiul) Wllh five
Hcwhi rlulm, a pltf club, ralf rlub
and Mhebp el lib, niiildUK a total
of elffhl cluiw, I'nlon now bun the
lurireflt enrollment In club work
evr recorded. The :lub work In
beinif conduced In roiineeUoii with
kcIiooI. work, . There In much. In
tiMf'rft nelnif tukon enneernlnjc pool
li , rubb.t . and Kardeii eluiin and
denlre for Ihewe rlube to bo or
Kuuiei If leader could lit found
who could npure t)ie tini('for tnc
work.' '
i r'AIr. J. A. Kofford, or I'nlon,
pUHd 'uwity VS'iiiiieMt.ay muriiluy
ut 0 o'clock nt Hoi laki nonuLnr
liiin. Kuueral nerviretf will bo held
ul thn It. 8. church Huu.luy uft
ti noon ul t o'clock, ; ,
The fifth fho lu I'nlon wllliin
thltf mouth occuired V4nnduy
iiiornfuv ul about D:.ia o'ctuck wbeu
Hie fire Uep'ii t mht wan culled tt
lim orcKon Trail wiwmill to ex
tifiKiiUh a fire In the hIiuvIukh bm.
Th fire huh dim-bvered before 11
hud done. mu"h dainnKe mid wan
iiuidl extliitfiiinlied. '
v About lb n em hern of Oliver 1.
Moitoii Itelb-r iOrpH No, 87, of l.a
Hi and', were prenent ut the rijr
lar meelliiK of 1'rcnton Women'H
Iteilff i-tii-pM No. VI, or I'nlon. Sat
urday ulteritoon ut the Iv. 1'. hull.
Alter the rt-Kulur buniueiiH Miwion
u Hborl pt'OKraiu wuri Klveii, Mrn.
Kvu Jelup, ptexldenl of the local
eorpM, icive :iii uddreiH of Welcome
lu tlm vlnlt.iiK, and'Mr. I.huiu
Mradeit, prcdt'ient of W. It. of
Im Urainte, renpouded unU kuva u
very nterHtln; talk , concernlnif
1 lie Work of the orjrunlxutton. Mm.
AK'ii'M l'ald4H k kuvi Mui gurvt K.
tiiiiKHter'n ponn, "Th' Thin Wo
ltuvo tL'xidoney und for un ejicore
Kayo ';duc.Llion vn. iKiiorance"
und u. Hutch iftudinit 'rtmllen." Ie
llclntm rerri-Hhineiitn! wer aerlrd
by a romiiilt'ee.' '. - '
Mrn. II. V MeTluy und Mm
riaiide Wllh'oek, of l-u O ramie.
Hera )JmIiuhm vIhIIoih In Culoll
Wi'dnenday.
Ml. KdlHon Hp earn wuk nhopplm;
iti l.a llrainle Ktlday ufternoon. .
Mrn. A. C. Hoh, of I'ulon, In
HpeudlnK u Tew daya ut Ontario,
vIkUIiik with relatives.
Mr, und M ih. 1 truce Havln, of
rortlund, are npendlntf n few dayn
In I'nlon vlnltlitK ut the home of
j bin father, A. M.. Havln und other
relative and frbndH. (,
I.' It. Kpt'iirer reci-nlly traded
I bin. farm north of I nlon on thn
N'ove voiul to .1. A. Mlahnik. of Ai-
bmiy, Ore, for bin farm thire. Mr.
i lllalinik aiul family arrived hero
(nevei'iil duyH hko und Mr. Hiioncer
and funtlly will leave noon for their
new home at Albany. t ,
Mrn. Jack Oliver and daughter,
Mm, Alvuh ('rnwby, 0' m Orande,
and Mrn. .Whllhnll, or I'orJhin-l.
wore Tuenday arternooii vInIIoVh at
lllir- home of Mr. and MrnM O, I'V
Hall, Mix. JIoIMk-u nlnler of Mrh.
Oliver und .a Hlnler-ln-law of Mr.
Mind M r(. (i.. I'V JlalK. i
i 'AmoiiK HiOFe. fron hero uttend
liiK the. ."IMoneer'n rupoone" pre
Heuted ut Hot J.ake Monday eve
itilntf .hy the local liltfli nchool ftbo
Iclub were Mr. and Mm. C Adamn,
i Mm J'varl Khaw. Mr. and Mrn.
I Vnden, Itoy f'oiiklln, Mrs. J. . W
; llnxter, I;. I. Ufcrtncn, M rn. Hert
i KulKht ami Mru. A. K. I luff,
'Mm, II. C. Mcriay will prenent
' her nludentn of dramatic art In r
ellul ut the Cozy tluMiler hero Kun
duy eveulpK. April 3X. She will
'b mutinied by Mm. J. I. ,Sro-KiH,
Hiipruuo. The motion plelm-e, "The
Uaxs Ase" will precede the recital.
'The ptOKittm Is ar fullownf
Moiiolugiif' "1 .11 1 to Sistcr'n
Htory" Mary Wyinan Wllllainn
f Helen Havln
IteaillnK "Uirry O'liee"
W. W, I'Mnk
- Hoiln HturKlU
Htory with tnuntc and dance
, "Miff Ituck Candy Mountain"-.
j ; Harry Mci'llntock
' Jean Tullman
MupnlOKUo "HetllUK Hen'...
Aniinymonn
Juanitu Hpncer iWlllcock
Hdon . ; ' T
(u) Tho Knchanled Glad?
Kdwurdn
(b) "Two Little Btarr Ivdwurdb
Mrn. HcroKffin'4 i
M'U'lcnl readiiiKn , . .
(aj "1 tVant to Me Janltor'n ;
. CbUd" ' .....Kreedlandir
! (b) "What ' 1u Hoy Bald"....-
..i Anonymoun
Mildred Hpencer
MonoloKue -r-t "A UtHe- fllrl'n :
View of JJfe In u Hotel",.,.., ;
.,...'.. Anonymopn
Kathryn Green - j
Mimical read I nt( anil dunce- ,
'An(rllna" i....J'uul Dunhai
' Marlon Hoyl ' ; t; .
A lu n crowd ot rmrntr (nd
frlendn were prew-Jit ' Wcilqf i(iy
pvnin. utf the bltrb fiohool uudl
loiium when M iln Cronine Ijiuttb
lln prfMnied 1 1 NtiiNmjt m .p a.no
and voice In rerltal. Tb' )roKrum
(uIIowm: - v . i
Wall lviHn-r
, I.orene t'uiwn .
March '.i...f..- rren-r
Loru, tkoit , t ' .
Knight ltuprt '. Hi'humunn
H'den CiHlek
Two Hoiikh :.....-..... H.Nctt'd
i IrOm Hcott . . '
Mimic if the Waven ; JUIbro (
Honk to the Kvcnlnif Klur....Wai;ner
Kulhleen ronktin
The Oypny Trull ....:...'. (ialloway
Gl ic Vaden i
Hen-nade .;. Kcbubert
1 Gaii m
Minolta in
Cooke
.Media
(jhontn :..
' Fawn G-crtnen
Havy Jouea
Max DeVole
Korcht 'olce j.
Conft-tti
June 1'utlerHon . -
l-'ur Kline v Iti-cthoven
I'oupln Valminte i ..i..., 1'oldlnl
. ' Gludyn Woi tmnn
Duet 'Helect.-d
Wantlu HiurKlll und' .Dorii t'rouler
The Hophomore c ush play -'Tlid
Hutch Oi tcclivci'fW.hlchlil"0
have been preneuted next Monday
eveninif, haw be-h pontponerl mitll
Wednluy: c enlni,'. May 1,'ht if.
o'clock at Uhe lO'tiinujjium. 'Tbi1
Ktory of Ihe play follow: The; es
cape of ;lwo' lunatlcH from w neftiU
)(- anylu'm calln foi u xeurch by the
InliubilunlM , of HpUnterville, who
hope to win Mlie $fa .reward of
fered. Thn Dutch dcteclivt (Ghine
Vaden) who.hu-. been'un earnent
correnpondonce nchool ntudent, de
termlni'n to "cupturo theiii. He in
taki n for a lonx-loat jovcr by un
old uiu.d, Aratulty Hourdropn (oiu
t'routi'r), who urrlven In Splinter
vlllo to marry t ho town copntable.
(T)U ITT'ITA! D) D WuB
Note the many Kpeciul features of this graceful
nil mm living suite that makes it such a remark--;
alJe value. Here is a suite you will be proud. ,;
have n your home ana it i r ..
that will give you many years of extra service and .
satisfaction. Read the 10 special, features mtem-
This Superior Quality Two-Piece
Baker Velour Suite-
.50
16 li
OUT "OUR WAV
By Williams
. 7 CotUna I
Davenport $85.00 Chair $42.50 1
1 Massive roll Tlie same suite as alwve m im mo- i, iniuieu
arms i j i' jl" 'i ' hair, davenport and. chair with rever- U thrcuahout j'
oiMjii. Kti.i. vmiii iiti j p .iiiinrr on trns' t rii"
11 ,..TIMIB VBV w.
Fine .BakeriiVel- sililo .cushions.
cur .cover!!' . J, j ' . L K1
Iteversible u)iDl
" TSrir Davenport $98.50 -
41 n n e r springs
separately tied
and in pockets
5 Heavily padded
cushions
extra comfoyf
sei-pennne
inmt
tZ9 un ft Chair has rever- J
uuu y.v siblo cushion
Terms
Arranged
r.:t ntrtJhi '1 A Chair also has
comfortable
spring edge
CARR FURNITURE CO., ,NC-
Eastern Dresrons Largest Home Furnishers
HEADACHE
RELIEVED
QUICKLY
f iCARTtRS
lid. hd, V.,.I.U. F.U
I quickly correct, Uiu
dlKpatlrs ouiur
I bailees, removes thn
Inli'itluiil Dolion. ud lrK brr.il-
cbe quickly dtauppvitrf . Your wiioln
ratrm eujoyi a tonic effect, cons!!
pitlon Vknlebes, aud you feel r
otwed Yljor. Avoid broniWUi and
dopt.theyaredepreBRlniCMitdliurnilut.
All liruiKUK ttie and lie red pkn.
CARTER'S LSIPIILS
HE.R0E.G ARE MADE - MOT GORM
,vl
' m u t.ore.
ANYWHERE, in the
. United States, this
Dunlop Surety Bond cov
en your Dunlop Tires for
one year against accident,
collision, blow-out, mis
alignment, rim-cuts, al
most even- conceivable
tire hazard . . . even if you
yourself think the trouble
was your fault. .
Of course' Dunlops have
to be better tires to stand
such a bonded guarantee
as that. Stronger tires!
.With tougher treads!
. Able to stand the severest
hard knocks! Come into
the store. We want you
to see a Dunlop ... to let
you read a copy of thia
Bonded Guarantee. .
PLAYLE
OIL
TMjunsulnff lovo (ono lu rudely
1 h'tdrri, ptfl . hj; , . , Kill rlnn K runt
(It'.ft !onhfr) . Otto's swopthftu t:
Amtirbfriu ' Mttt'urly' ' Amaryl11n
KnlKlit) ,ivh6 I'unc. the lunch routl
Itw, has vork'tqo Inn to bo Iinr
ilf'ii, ovon by Jubo (iiubb, tlu cun
htflo (Oton Taylor):, who Ih rcully
An irnut, un nor, . injur irinwijfi i
M'll Haunt'.) who Ih in iiuihuH'
of his elpel . iluiiKhtor, (iltulytt
(()iuy Wormian) and her hus
huud. AujfiiKltm t'ou ( WnltiT l.ov
haiif?) luldrt a touch of ioiiHkmi 1o
tho phiy us , w1l uk Homo H'vtly
comedy, Other cliuriiclorn of Ilio
pluy un HnrtonKcy Kmuttcrs (Kdlfh
Cheney) und J'lunlt Juih'k ll:U
ton Conner) both twaped froinhe
usylum. , : : .
" Silk olrustiCH In bloonicrs out
weiir two or three cotton elai'tics
und cost little more. Hound e Ins
tin loops may bo used effectively
In place of buttonholes ueros.1 thoj
buck bund of chili-rcn's bloomers.
All the strain of bonding pvor
comes on tlie 'I'lastlc loops which
fflro but do not tear.
I Czifrfj Wilhttr 'luiand. of Ciillfonila uh conultinpr
OCll y tf UUUI 1,M1KlneciK for the bnlldlns of the
Annointst KnaineevR I i.mnr canyon dam.
- 1 . ..' - Mr.- Jllll' wiperviHctV'.' 'tlie
eun-
WAKlIIN(iTO. Apt. 23 (AT) - 'stmutlnii or Kooseveil Uiim, Jje
Seeretiiry Wilbur today a)polnled pliant Mute dam and tiKuna (lam,
Jaunts C. Hill, of Colorado, Andrew Vwhllo a member -of -tlm .field ser-
.1, AVlloy, of Idaho, and William I'V y''0 ,MP nu'"11 of roelanmUon.
77T7 tti .:n u j:?. . .. . -
PHONE MAIN 2
WON CHEVROLET C.
I ; 1-114 Adams Ave.
Next to Observer Office.
OH tPIIDWAV AH.S VI,
CO.
If You
Weren't
Threatened
With Financial
Worry
Rain Rain Rain Rain-Checks
I am so proud of my work that it is insured
for your benefit. ;. . ;
. Rain checks entitle your car to be re-washed
'free of charge in event it is caught in rain with
in 6 Hours after being washed. ' ''
211 Greenwood St.
Club Auto Laundry
Main 840
G
Sank
rorly rii-it Yi r PiVB'Iijr
5
renter value
greater convenience
Improved Frigidaires )
at lower, prices P
1. S6 incredibly quiet you dont hear it start, stop or run.
2. Plug it in to a convenient electric outlet and forget it
3. Easily portable can be moved anywhere.
4. Mechanism completely concealed. ''
5. Cold Control offered only on Frigidaire,
. 6. New low prices and easy terms.
JESSE ROSEN BAITM
New Foley Bldg.
Ii Grande, Ore.
E. 0. L. & P. CO.
11 Grande,
Ore.
UlHni