La Grande evening observer., May 14, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 8

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
" Tuesday; May 14, 1029
IHere They Are!
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In TOWNSt-ND-GRACE quaJiry and iryles you
secure your summer rut wardrobe. There
always time when you need i hat for certain
occasions. Ii 11 economy to select from the fresh
stocks vour several hats for summer. The snun
sailor for huincs and formal occasions the
Negligee type for various places of spori and
. summer pictures. Every well dressed man needs
a jsroup ol luiiimcr hats, and if they are hv
TOWN.SKNIM;RA:K. he . assured ol torrci
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
JUjr ...
July ....
Kept. ....
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cmt Atio f;itAi.v
IM HilCll '' lOW i'llMU .
l.0.'!4 , 1.05(4
iyiIU8 I 09 I OJH t.0K
H2H iUa i.ii tMUmH
t.lHVt l.l. l.l(t'4
IJVi:itl'OOI, WHEAT 'fined to III bed moat of the limp
IVICISl'OOU Muy 14 (AIM nines hint full. la renortnd I l,e liu-
! Whvut: eloao: (pur 100 pounda) proving and la able to alt up.
May ,....!. 13 i Mra. Alvah Uodaon and dauitli-
July - tl.ITH ter. Mamaret. of" l.'nlon, und Mia.
Oct. $1.21 Jamea Anaon, of Teloenaet, were
j vialtora at tins liomo of Alia. Hara
I'OIITLA.VU tt'HKAT J Aimon 1'rlday.
I'OltTI.Ar.'l), Ore., May M (AT) 1 J'llot Cecil Gray, accompanied
t'aah Krnln: : wheal: Ilia ,JfcniJ by IMtot t.'harlra flrcwn, landed
bliieatem, Iiurd while $ 1.3:1 ,&: aort near the government avlutlon field
while $!.(; tveatem white l. OK; here Monday evening and left
hard winter 1.0,1114: northern aprlh?
Sl.ob'; western reu si.no.
Oala: No. il-2a Hi. white S.'IG.Gfl.
Todsiy'a car recclpla: wheat 21:
flour 10; coin 6: liuy 4. , .
style. tii,ility and service.
$2.85
85-$6-$8
$9.85
13' ...
Men's Wear.
imiui,vi I'uodk i;
J'OHTI.ANO, Ore, May 14 (AD
flutter: extra half cent higher
J'orliuud . J)uiry IJxehanKe net
wholesale prices (cubes): extra
4fic; standards, 44c; prlmo first
43c:: firsts, 4.3c Creamery prices;
prints, 3c over cube HtiiniJardH.
Kkka: J'orLiund lulry KxcliatiK
(iict IukI.4) : froth MtundardM, ex
tra, 30c; frcM.i standard ft ml h, 2'Jc;
fresh iiifdtum txtruji, 27c: frcjiu
medium fliMft, 20c; current i
cclutH, 28 'Ac. 1'rlten to retalleri
Ic4f 3c; over exchaiiK prlccn.
CONVENTION
ON THURSDAY
tConllnued from !' I)
lint at .1 u. in.
(he Hftenio'on,
Huliiiduy. Then In
lifter lulleheiiri nii'l
Ten Years
Ago Today
The lnK,liu irnlt arrived
In town nt v:3'l luat nli;ht
uud iil-o vlaltlng nil day today
wllh their paK'Dta mid
rrleiida.
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YOU can't make bit?
WHOOPEE on Ice Cream
UUT Uazulwood, dona
HAVE that iluliclous '
SOMETHING that
makes
IT thu choice of
UISCIIIMINATINC icu
CREAM Imycru in
LA GltANDE. Ohcv tried
ALWAYS u IxioHtur.
L & L. Drug Co.
Entertain Club
At Grange Hall;
Old-Time Program
' li Mra. Clinrlca Seiier
(Uhanrvcr Currapundent)
OltANOE HAM, (Hpeclal) Mra.
Kara Anaon and Mra. l.'harlea ftpen
ccr entertained the inciiiliera of
llio (?otintrywonian'a club Krlday
afturnooti at the homo or the for-
iner. Th roonia were premiy
awarding of ftolf prlsea, flalilnit
IHKIiiv mid antomuiillu li lpa win i' i ((.COialcd with uoiiquuui of aprlnif
In order. . I flowera. Al a short hualneaa aea-
I Jitei'laliiineiH fir Win.n I Kt wl,rh W11H prraiilud over by
I lie women a auxiiiury w in men i ... i a. Muaturtun. iirealdent
III cunni'ctioil wllh the mn' o-jp,,n werH made and couiiiilttvel
eieiy, .urn u iiuh'"ui ui rmtruiiiiM wcrl, appointed to arrange ir tno
ment liaa been iii'ninKed; for, In entortalniiienl of the inentbera of
eluding; a tea, Friday afternoon at the Ijidd Canyon del-Together
.1 ocloch al the home of Mra. J.oo.rub at Orange Hull, May 2
II, lloiivy, an annual dinner In I he the program an old lliuo achool
lai Clruude hotel .that night at 7 program with Mra. Kdlth Clekeler
p. in., uud a meeting with tun as teacher waa carried out and
Neighborhood club Thiiraday after-; cauai'd much merriment. The
j noon, ntao uiilouiohlli) trlpa through . lunch waa appropriately acrvod,
l,a (Irnndc and the Orande Itondc onch poraon receiving a baaket con-
valley and u brldgo lumdieoil. i talnlug u aeliool lunch. There
! M. t. H int, ehiiiriiimi i.t 11. n ' w ero 30 picmbcra and gueala prea.
..i,,., ... nt ,.n,,,.r.... !, cut. thu gueau Including Mra.
...,i.,.,iii.,n .,,.,.,., i tmiuv ili.il .l' Jainea Anderaon, Mra. W. o. Hher-
large delegation of membera of Ihe, '"1 un' Ml'"- A- J;' ,p,,rf' "lo flva
il... l.li,. .., lii,.i-v othera, Mra, Walter Itleharda, Mrs.
,,,n,. ,,i ii. ' Hiih.il Clienault, Mra. Alvah l)od
'l'l,niM,h,v nin.nliiii l n,,.l II... HUll, .MfB. I'lllll ('oill'lld lilld M l'8.
Hi.eelal train, which la due at 1:4.". "'' McAllhler, who Jollied the
,11. III. (""'
Wultohiu t'laua I Mr. mid Mra. I'aul t'onrud, who
A Hpeclal effuit la iilwi belna liuvo been living In Wallowa conn-
, linide lo huve iiit-rehallla Ihroiigli- ty. whero Mr. Conrail llna been cm
. out tho hiiBlncBB Becllon put Iholf! ployed In the llowinun-lllclia lum
.MiKiw u'liiiiuwa In "aiiifk-iuiil-aiian' ber cauipB for the paat two yeara,
'ahupc Ineliidlinc a card of welcome. ! have returned to Orange Hall dla-
:Thc eli.inilier pinna to have apecl.il trlcl. Mr. t onran la neiping iei
Uveli'iiiiiliig altsna placed on aome cf.l'e' t Anaon will) hla funu work and
Ihe city light polea nl Ihe Inleracc- Mra. (onnid la vlalllng her iniitlier,
lion of Depot and Adnnia. All bua!- Mra. J. II. Unitary, und raiully. Mr.
ii,. i ..rL.,.. I in extend n't'mirad expeeta to gel euiployiucllt
I hearty welcome lo uny of Ihe deb- i '-a Orando ahortly.
'galea I hey come In conlael with Alex Kavla, who haa been con-
nart III the welcoming, the boval 'f courtaey c.M for Ihe delegate.
will la. alalloned at both holela and oilier plana arc being made to
ul Ihe depot to Klve UHMlrdatlce. The
i'liiiiiilier of -'itinuieree Ih provldlnfr
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liiHUre I .a Or'inde pieaenllng a hoa.
pllablu front lo the vialtora lltnd
neaa men are alo urged lii plac"
their riaga out during llio conven
tion '
Wash Dress Week
All sizes age 2 to size -12
A large slock to select from in guaran
teed fast colors with IJlooniers age 2
to 10.
1)11. MAYO NI'KAKK
NAt'llAMIiKTO. fill.. May II
(Al1) The formulu for keeping
young Im to live wllh the young,
..I lir. William J. Mayo, one of the
f Ifiiundeia or the Mayo liixtitutc In
j Itiiclii aier. Minn., lulil 200 Nurlh
JL'i'i'ii rallfornlu pllyalelaua at a din-
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iter Ktven In nm noiiur at h oou-
Uund, Vulu county hint nluht. ,
"AlthoiiKh 1 am old In yearn the
idreinnn of yountf mn with, whom
VII am nMHtiehucd have Kept me
'.votiiiK mentally,' i' Mayo told hU
felluw' phyHlciahH. "Tho formula
'tip keeping yomiK ,1m to live will.
Ihe yiitinu. 1 tuku a cIhhci personal
7i)c t() $2.95
NORTON'S
KIDDY SHOP
llettcr MeiTliaiiili.se Lowcv Trues
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InterpHt In eduentton of youni; peo
pie ami tho hIIiiiuIuh of weeing mir
miMlorn cttuealhmal HyHtem maklntr
this world a heller place In which
tiv live la the, mont InvlKurutltiK
t ltiifr I know."
Speaker of the even lux In
ehtdi'd lr, William 1'huln, Dran of
the Htanfot-d MedU-ul Sehuel; lr.
.Mnrlnii (ilhhnnn, president nf the
( 'ttllfm'nlu Med tea I aHuttelatlim and
lr. Hohcrt Coffey uf IVrtlaml.
Tuesday morning for Vancouver,
ah., where they wero delivering u
new Katflerock plan? from Colo
rado- HprlnK, Colo. J'llot CI ray Im 1
employed al the 1'carHoii Avlutlon
field al Vancouver,
Mr. and Mm. J. W. Oowelt, of
l.a Grande, have muved to the
("rank I'hy farm Into a new Iiouho
that Mr. I'hy recently erected near
the hoff feeding plant.
Mr. und Mr. Ilert Orel nor und
two children, Kllen und KuKene,
who have been living at the Clydu
Kiddle farm where- Mr. (irclner
hnjt hcen employed for the last two
yeara, have moved to their new
home In Krultdale which they re
cently purchuaed from William
JuKper.
t. W. Ifond Iiuh ticctired the ucr
vlcea of ifowurd 1'eck, of l-u
Orande, to help with farm work.
Mr. Peck moved hla family to tho
llond farm a few days afro.
Mr. und' Mrs; H. C. MuCluy and
two stona, Jack and Hobby, visited
relatives In tho dlulrlct Hunduy
evening.
' Mr. und Mm. It, A. Musterton
and Mr. und Mm.' W. O. Hherwood 1
picnicked on Catherine creek Hun- j
day. On their way homo they via-
Ited the fuh hatchery and nunnery. '
Ocotko HullHbury underwent u
major operation at the Grande j
Hondo hOHpftat Monday inoiniim.
Ulue Mountain f ratine will meet
next Haturduy, May IS. Mra. Grace ,
Grout,' lecturer, has piepared the i
followfnt; program: hwk, Branne;
roll call, "My Idea of a 1'roper Kizo '
larm"; piano nolo, Mra. Kdward
Janper: recitation, I.oulm; Huk:
talk, Wray l-uwrence: mualc,- Mr.
and Mm. Jiimea Undany; readlnK,
Mrs. J. A. llolmun; recitation, Kve
lyn'Curter. Mr. and Mm. Ileece McAllHtei'
ffpent Kunday In HIbIi Vulley with
Mr. and Mm. Klmer MeAILrtter and
Art McAllister. Mra. Jack McCarty
accompanied them ux far uh I'nlon
where she apent the day with rela
tives. Mr, and Mrs. Ilert Grout dellKht-
fully entertained 17 KUestaat a din
ner at their homo Sunday. Tho
affair wuh a very happy uccuhIoii urf
the KUCHts were members of thu
tluHwell family und It haa been
aomu years since aome of tho fam
ily had been together. Thoso who
enjoyed the memorablu day were
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Hoawell and
futility, Mi hihIMch; i.t -Hi Hm-ly
and family, Mr. und Mm. Von Itoa-
well and family, all of KIkIii, Mm.
Hcth Norrla und daughter, Clatu,
of 1'U Grande.
John Mtelnbeck shipped i three
cam of pututoes to California
points a few days ajjo.
Ulue Mountain ki'uiiru hall waa
broken Into ISaturday - und rnn-
Hacked. The cupboards and other
urtitics weru disturbed but upon
liivcstlKution b waa found that no
particular harm waa dono except
the ballot box was broken and tho
marbles taken out.
J.C.PEN
108 Depot St,
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La Grand, Oregon, .-r.-j:.ii
Straw
Time NOW for a New
olar"
"Solar" Straw Hats are designed and styled exclusively for the J. C. Penney Company. Each "Solar"
is hand-inspected several times during the process of making to insure its strict conformity with our
stringent standards of materials and workmanship. The name "Solar" in your straw hat is a testi
monial of character backed by the honor of the J. C. Penney Company.
"Solar" Straws are Known and
Worn from Coast to Coast
Here Are the Reasons Why :
Style
Comfort-
a variety of models to suit every taste . '. .' correctly proportioned
and balanced . . . harmonizing new ideas to the wearer..'
easy to wear because of their flexible, self-conforming
straws . . . and extra-wide roan leather sweathanris. which
are cushion-fitting and ventilated. - - i s
Quality-
Spring Grain Is
AH Seeded Now
At Ladd Canyon
made from selected Straw hrnirle nnrl kniin. tmnn.A.4 fr..
iidiy, vnina, japan, boutll America and the West TnH cs Toung Men's saw-tdse
and built by skilled workers to definite, exacting requirements of weave, shape , ""' .,a,i? ,ip' "yo"
and finish. ' v '"y band or black
band
Rainshine" Process Makes Hats Weather-Resisting
"Solar" Straws are treated by a special
protective process that helps to resist
the action of the sun and rain and thus
add to the life and continued good ap
pearance of the hats.
Value Supreme
Only the mass-buying resources of the J. C.
Penney Company make possible the low prices
charged for "Splar" Straws. Look, for tho
name "Solar." It is your assurance of value
combining style, qualify and low price.
Young " Mtn's Milan,
fancy band, satin strip
tip. In Sand color. N.p
tuna Green and Pearl
Grey ' ; . , ,
2.98
Let Us Be
Your Hatter
Young M.n's Leghorn
lancy satin strip tip.
Silver Grey, Grey, Nat
ural Tan and Sand color
S3.98
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FIND IT
HERE
Oopjr for Ihla column moat be
In b I . m.
LOOK OVER OUR WANT A1XS FOR BARGAINS
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Forced To The Wall Sale
ori'i:ns addition i, iti:ms i:vi:hy lv
t'omiwiv laiuist lrhi
,Meu' lin-. Mi, jt- iivi.l., Spring Ntlis
I'imiiiI IvitM' 2. Tt
Mane nam IiuiiiIIni, .'tmvil I'rliv .'.!..V.."..'.?.......'.'l."'...'.'.'.".'.. . "ii-
lni Hiin. Spring inline., nre.il I'rkv 3 IH
ECONOMY STORE
Wr, With Mlirur In IVnler ol l:nlraM
M. H, AliN-rt. I'rnii. . tana A.t.m. A.m.
ocrtte)tTC9ttft)tt9eeee?9t9ffffttteet9tttee ' " n'
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; ltl or THANKS
Wo'wtah to expresa our slneenti
thankH to our frlenda for their sym
puthy ami kltidneaH ahowri us and
also for the niany beautiful Now ,
era. at tho time of our recent be-'
reavement ami for the sliiKliitf by,
Mr. I'aul Kimutx .
Mrs. Gay llaythn t
Mrs. I' A ItmiU-llo , ,
Mi M. W. Clark
Mrs. A. II, MtaldlnK.
fi-H-li
Jukx danc
nlKht at KiiKh
eevery
m Hall.
Wednesilny
B-M-i't
Ker imlhv Imiw tlltl.ri a far-
MM f ll Mit pUmln' to Ulk? It I
Mwnt II kn vvt uudd j Hint kUh
Intu trouhlt I ml ut heen wurktu
lly Mrs, Cliarh's (.ranily
(Olwierver Correspondent)
LAIIJ CANYON (Hpeclal) Must
of the farmers w ho prodtico
spiintf-sowu Kniln In this section
have it all seeded now, und niro
anxious for a food ruin, as Die
round Is very dry. The full sown
Ht-ain Is In splendid shupe In splto
of the absence nf moisture,
Tho school children are looking
forward to next Krhlay, May 17,
when school closes, after a success
ful nine month term, tautrM by
Miss Hhinche Whiting, of Mt. Glen.
I'ho school pupils, accompanied by
their teacher, had a picnic Krhlay
at the Cove swimmlitK pool. They
enjoyed a lunch alter their swim.
Mrs. A. K. Pecbler went to Mak
er last Wednesday, w here she visit
ed her cousin, Carl Henderson, w ho
Is In a hospital therv with u budly
lacerated hum).
Iiwrenco Coon is rrcoverliiK
from an accident to his foot, but
Is still forced to line a pair of
crutches. His foot was badly
smashed while driving a tractor on
the Art McCnll farm, one day lust
wevk. but two x-rays revealed that
no bones were broken.
Mrs. C. Y. Ib Ale went to Molsc
last Monday, returning last Tues
day nlKht. She Vuh accompanied
by, .Mrs. Tuck Con ley.
The JUirid Canyon urn litre will
hold u meeting thl evening. A
committee will serve n-freshiuentt
at the close of the even in it.
Mrs. Hhcrrel Kwin tsuvo a mrty
Saturday evening In the furm of a
surprise, the occasion helm? the
birthday anniversary of her hus
band. The Invited KiientK cuiiio In
a body, eomph'lely surpiisliKT Mr.
Kvvln. The even luff was very ph-as-iiutly
spent at pinochle, after which
l ra. Kwin served a tw o-coursc
luncheon. Mr. Kwtn reei Td some
very nice and useful Rifts. Those
who attended tho party wer: Mr.
and Mm, Henry Kwin, Mrs, 'Clar
ence Green. Mr. ami Mrs, Clyde
Hopple. Mr, ami Mrs. Walter Now
hmd. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hansen
and Mr. and Mr. Krunk l'ootv.
Mr. and Mm. Hay lb-own and
children, who rewntly moved to
Uotntlns, l.lsho, from Ij Grande.
drove down and shi tb tekeud ;
nerv at the home of Mr ,Wown ) WIISO.N'V. 1NTS .
uti-eu(!k Mr. nr.. I Mrs, K. U Wil-i On wte st M:u'Marrs ffiumortv
io. Mrs, WlUeii uccompatHid Stn-s Cn-h Store) and Mrt
them home where she will sm-nd Norrb. Wd., Mar iy rvcrvthlnr
vtm -MUX M.Y
The nuist ondei ful lino of ba-
IIut kooiIs ever slitrwn in I.t
Orande. alt suitable for the boy
Kmduate. will be found al Itilh-,
ardson's Art .ind (.lift Shop. '
B-13-31 ,
ixiit i,.ini:s OM.Y
1 Hundreds nf bcautitul things v-'
ptH-ially sbcltd fur the Rift lo the:
Kiii Kruduute w ill b tumid a I
Itichunlson's Art and Olft srrop.
:.i:t-3. 1
llpmslilrhmji. inmtniK. button!
tolo, rux Norton's Kiddle SlKtp.
HAM i; j
Tuesday. Muy H. Zuber liull.
Star Novelty Ore heat m Kvcryliodyj
welcome. H-irree of Honor' an I ,
Carnation Club.t 5-1 3-2t. j
AITMOIlt,i: OWNHtS
Witl have the pruniptest s.-rvlci
In the flitinK of broken side kIiis- !
M' or shields when their notkSs
done by ltieh'irdson 'The Art Man"!
at l.ichurdon's Art and Oirt Shop !
ou witl sMve time and money by j
luixinc your Khiss work dene at
Itiehardsoirs Art and tiift Shup. 1
i-U-3t ,
oil
With Comfort
Features Ahead!
Splits
Swiss
Sennits
lMl'ORTKI)
FLOKKNTINK
OVELTIE.S
Straws to fit every head, every purse,
every whim or fancy truly u selec
tion from which it is a pleasure to
choose. In all of thek hats you will
note the special comfort features.' Here
are the weaves you'll like Splits, Sen
nits, Swiss Straws, Italian Florentines,
Fancy Straws Solid coloi-s jor striped
bands in one general selection at a value
giving price.
S1.95
S2.50
$2.95
$3.50
$3.95
$4.95
r
u erk.
for ard uud tf.itdtu.
WHERE GOOD CLOTHES COST LESS
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