La Grande evening observer., May 16, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 2

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LA HRANIJ1') EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE.
Thursday, May 1(5, 1U2U
If
New Fabric Gloves
AH new shades up to the minute styles at 89
..' Socklets all new shades in Rayon 39
Dependable
Values.
Hill's
Dependable
Quality.
Is
HEROIC PHONE
GIRL PASSES ON
Remained at Post in
Cleveland Hospital De
spite Approaching Gas.
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OFFICE
CAT
v IMN HUH lH
CI.KVKIAN!. May (AP)
Anions the bravest heroine of the
t'levehind cllnir disaster na
tlhtdys Uibson, of ('lowland, a
"7 - - : ' - - 1 . J L. i h-phone operator at lit cllnir,
nrrv.tuxly Into the manaircr'ft offlrr. ho deliberately faced death while
,1 siijint i msk it my mroe-aci piay Pentium uui Hutruin,
Itaa been read yet?" he. said.'
"Three different neoph) hav
read H,' answered the miiiiMcr,
"uttii ii(h think H will do Mlh
one act cut out."
"I'm glofl lo hwr that It i no
Hiirnc," replied the other,' with a
slKh of relief. J
"11111." roitlniied rho manaffer,
fVnrh wants lo cut out a different
act.' .
Olrl'a Father: "Younif man. are
. iron ahlu to support a family "
. You Of fn. "Y, sir; bow
;mnny urr ihr in your family "
It ft public official crocked 20 Grangers Meet
Mlm fact l lroadeant from one riirt i A j frifket Pint
i'i! ut the country, to th other, b
; 'nituM aut'h a llilnir to unusual. Tim
k! riat majority of offloUiln honrm
,.ily wrvlnu . the public altrtirtu no
ultentlon.
coon after in a hospital.
Tho brave telephone itlrl saw
death Approach In In the form of
u k huMt 1 yellow poison kum. hut
she jituyed ut her exchange hoard
muklnif heroM- efforts to warn
everyone In the clinic of their dan-
K r, and to summon police, fir
nun and ambulances.
.Faster than ever lief ore fn her
, llfti she worked. pluKKinjf in socket
after socket In Iho swlUhboard,
a she? set all telephone In tho
clinic to rinfntf madly their alarm
of death.
J-'Innlly the heroic kM collapsed.
Hotneono curried her out, and soon
she died fn the hOHpttul.'
i "(heater love hath no rnan.'l
wild a priest with tear In hi eye.
tiM hp mi Olidyn tile. , "Hlie nf
a tint and noble uirl."
rnci: ikhhi ovks
U:Vi;i.ANi, .May JC AI"
The fin door IcadiitK from the
Its' 1sih U filM'rnMnn '
f'KK'KCT n.AT lHnviu)' -f'rlcket
Klat O ramie held ita reKii
lar iriftttiK Haiurduy evntlnjr ut
th ilijfhlund whool hoiue. There
HIT uhout 20 liit'liiherM piejent.
One of the InteriatliiK topka for
. hnMi rtiirf'umtioti wo the rooporu 1 1 ve
'" 'f' xitiy room in me ifvriuiiu i-iuiic
hited of reudlnK and Hon km. where the flrat xidtwion uwurred
Whut reuiton hove : ', M ,om" K' onomlca coinmitteo y,.i,terday had heen hft oen. Mato
a very ur mj mm m. rjre HiirvIlH 111 VeKllKUltllg IUO
Jtayinond Wnelty and diiuHHter, trnifedy unninmced today.
Ya u and ilrn. Alary Wueliy Hem The warden'a wtatement 'reud:
. Iji tirande viwitora Krlduy. , I -i lm fire door leadhtK to the
Mr. and Mr, iiomer Iteehte) and r0om where thp celluloid x-ray
rhlldren. of Wallowa, wera vUlt- pimcn were stored and where th
relative In KlKln Hunday. -, rirwi explosion oeeurred. hud la-en
J Mr. and Mm. W. M. Miller took i,.f( open. If thin door had been
: their daughter, Mra. Clarenro Wit- vUmt tlte diwiKter mlxht have been
I ty to her home In Wallowa Hun- uverted." .
t day May 5 after vlHltinrf with her.
, parents for iitmut two week.
i "F'rofeajujr. do you iblnk I'll ever
he uhh to do anything with my
WOlMi?-'
"Well.
hf cake of u tililpwrt-ek."
; i!er Father
, ni. air. for wanting to marry my
jlfiUKhr?"
. YounK Wan: "! havnt any rea
son . I m In love.
-. - . ,
Wo etierfully fly to tba reaeua
of the fair aex. -Th modrn wo
man la not half an bad aa h la
painted. .
. 'Tha" ft ainall enirlnw for nwh
a hi rar, Itun't it?"
tih lt' mul1, all rlirht. Toa
fpa It rtmnked a lot.whfn It wa
you riff.
Tells of Offer
Of WflOOfiOOM
RETURNS FROM
WINTER SPENT
IN CALIFORNIA
"And yon know nothlnc ht (
kff uhout rcllton?" ai.Ml ihr:
milmarT. WjixhiN'OTOK. May 16 (Al)
"H'rll, wo lent MMof k vtera Hirtai.l titwi- r. rillior unit puti.
Hit laa) mlwKHiarr iw hm, uM j iiat:r . thr lUMon. Mri., I'oni,
flu (mmiltialr ItifW4 ly Iwrore ihf foil(ral
" f' I tr4 eummlmlon that a Itowton
' ! Anathtt What maVa nr-aIvrtktr.if man who rlnlinnl to
wnnl a' nivorwT In It that hu-1 r-niirnt th powor intcrralH of .., , . . ...,... ,.i
ImiM of hn.T " KamiM In.i.ll l..t l-Vhnmiy mu.l.. , ., tmMM.Miw WMer prn,
An(r No. )f that niihn. ' an offor of :n.nnn,(ioo In rui.li to , ,.,,. ,,,. ..,.
Dial tan't hr. , l.uy the foal.
Appearing In ronnertlon u'lth tltA
ty Min. Marv II. Kail
(tllwerver CnrreHonlenl)
I'KltltV. Ore., (Special) Mr.
Hurt Kail ha'l aa her icueat' Mnn.
clay c'enin(f. Mra. J. f. -AverUI. of
Knlprprlittt. who. In juit returnlnir
with hir hualianl fi-om a winter
Tllln la
In an
f. . , ... n .u .. h.i . .. .. ,111.1,.
Iteail of a fertlllaer ronrern, the , , ",
In the Houthern rily untl the Aver-
Ilia alwnya enjoy the tlnio apmit
there hut are happy to Kel hack In
obituary of a prominent niiiilaln- Innulry Into financial ,(Mllt of tll) ,.,, wlow.upp..d
ilinlneaa man, founder and . '.n..!" "'"""T" hK 'V"'"V Wallowa mountain every aprinir.
Norfolk. Va., I'llot Mid: I
' '-He put hia whole heart and aoul
Into Ilia ferlllliera." .
' I
. A travel notri: One mire nlffn
Hint a tip la dPlrd la when yon
encounter an African with n whhdt
tnoorn or flnifpr bowl.
They motored on to Knterpi'iao
early Tuesday iiiotnlnif.
Mr. a ml Mia. Walter T'e r I h h o
and two won uceoinpanU'd by Wc-.
ley Hmlih inailo a trln lo i'almoi
The publlKher added he wita tlio Valley the jiaat weekend,
ole proprietor of the IVmt. , f Guy Tripp returned ... to .naker
the fii-Mt of the week after upejidlnw
Ho live that you wouldn't he u week wlih bin family here. .Mrs.
(Jroxler declared
hln man.iKlnv editor. t I), f'n mer
ry. In maklntr a report on the hht,
mi Id the offer huh "nine tentha
hhiff."
i you n if,
ned (o (toll the family parrot
Ji'llumOU walkfvlvlrt lhittFp aoNxip.
To kill mm
fliVc 1' la
Tripp and the children "vfff jito"tt'
HuHw next Hjitmday t niukts thelc
homo. Mr. Tripp luia aecui-ei eni
ploymi nt there.
i Ai-clile und Jim Lynn, of Molmi
Idaho, were Jn I'erry recently vla
lilntf their couftlnjt Mi'H. Anna l.etf
Kat and Mi'H. .Mclrath whom they
have not aeeii for 30 yenrH.
! .Merle Mlayhick vlwlted IiIh moth
er at thli iilace throtiKh lat week
end, lie returned lo Kamela Mon
day. Mlna l-'ianeen Hmlth, of Pendle
ton, motored lo J'erry hiHt Hiinday
and lulled her pitrcnia for mncral
hotiiH, returnlnir home thu ttnmc
day.
i ,Mn. tleoi-Re Mnohcr 1m Inwy car
fnit for itevenil hundred hahy cblekji
and Hhe a Iho Iiiih ahoui 2'Ht fi-yn
ready for market. They are of the
white Wyandotte. It h ode Inland
lied nnd Ifrohain varietlps.
Mr. and Mm. K liner Vesii were
euIlerH at tho Kriink Hiiuien hoiiui
hiHt l-'riday, Th-y were nceom
punled to their home at KlKin hy
their datiKhter, Jewdc who bud
lU'ed at the Hraden home for two
uecltH while uttetidliiK whitol.
Joe Hlnetalr and hohm, lun and
Juit screw t full can
of Shelf Fly Spray
right onto the Sprayer
1. A stainless spray
2 Amodernized sprayer
ALL fly iprays will kill (lies. But manufac
k turers have evidently given little thought
to the damage their products might caue to
curtaim and walln. Old-ityle sprays spotted
your walls, sometimes for days.
- Used properly, this new spray from Shell
laboratories evaporates completely every trace
of spotting disappears! You can use it freely,
safely all over the house.
And the clumsy old sprayer with its round
tank messy, wasteful and troublesome to fill
the new Shell Sprayer changes that. Ycu just
.p..... . ... n f CU.11 t?1.. n
vi .ww m van v. uiivu ir ty tapTay
right onto the Sprayer. Dis
card the emptied can when the
spray is all used and screw ott
another full can.
Shell Fly Spray and Shell
Sprayers are in your stores or
at Shell station:, now. Get ono
today.
HELL
A Bold, Bad Little
Man From Chicago
liVWKiiietraeJjiix
OTTER
&mw M i mm
$7'
95 For a Heavy Post
Bed as Pictured
An extiiii.idir.ary value, 2-inch continuous ponln with heavy
fillr.'iH nullcnlile rail joint holds bed very firm. Full size
in ivory finish. ' A real opportunity to save. , ' .
mmm $o.95
Coil Spring Special
To out knowledge the lovcsi pi ice ever quoted on a coil
Hprinfr ot thin quality. 99 tempered coils tied on top with
Final! helical spiings... Finished in gictn, for full or twin
size beds. . ; '
. 6x9 Pabco Felt Base Rugs '
Idea' for kitchen or other small 'rooms. The hard wearing
tuiiacc gives you maximum service easy to
clean, splendid patterns. Now
$3.95
The New and Greater values we are of fering are winning us lots of new cus
i tomers and friends. Here is another ex ample of the savings we can oiler you.
Whether you need a complete outfit or just an occasional piece for the home,
be sure and shop here before you buy. Itcmcmbcr too, our guarantee for sat
isfaction goes with every purchase.
'
A Beautiful Gift for Her Graduation
-A Cedar Chest
A Genuine Lane Walnut
Finished Cedar Chest A t
50
Beautiful. Lane Cedar Chest in
genuine walnut finish, with decor
ative panel. This chest measures
101, S inches and is an outstanding
value for . , .
$24-
Pay Only $1 Down and $1 Week
On One of These Beautiful Chests
Buy Your Refrigerator Now!
250 Lbs. of Ice FREE
As anjnducement to early buyers we will give a coupon book
for 2.0 tbs. of Ice FltF.K with each refrigerator to be de
livered as: you need it by one of the local ice companies.
Select now and save.
Top leer Model 16.50 Side leer Model 27.50
5G-lb. All Cotton
Mattress
All eotlon with Imperial
stitched fclih; elosoly tuft-',
ifl.. 11 nr art lli-klnu;.
All
sixes
$11.75
Walnut Finish
Dresser
Alt ' harduooil In walnut
finl-li, ;t larm drawers and
fine plain
(ihisx mirror
$18.95
, Coil Spring
Day Bed
A Simmou prmhiet, coil
MuhittN with unlmit riiiUh
vtl ends. All cotKih mai-
tiivss. (Mimplcte (
with flounce
$28.50
CARR FURNITURE mm
Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers
FLY
Spruj
Wn It it, ha vp been mi w I ti if wood
hr William Iliown,
' Mr. and Mra. .lot? Smith aerom
pniiied by Mr. Hmith'H two elitter.
.hn. Mrdrnth unit Mm. I.eui;iit. of
fhlrauo. who are tht-lr hone
KUi-fttH. nuidf a trip to town Sunday
to. vtalt Mr. and Mra. t harltj
Walea.
The Perrv ChriMian Kndvrtvor
Rave n Mot her'a day pi okijiiii In
jtne Minnny m'iiooi room last Sun
'day. J The M Lhm'S I ,ornli)e Hiuiih und
j Vera Slattery aecuiiipsinteti hy
Theodore Mathson. Jake Thomu
and Mitten Smith drove up to
j Stai ky lax i Sunday. They i n
I o' n pirnie lunch dm in the nf
I it-ritomt.
i John Metsiirth. d ChfcaRO,
j brother-ln-taw of Jw Smith, i e
! perted to arrlvt tine the laM of
next wi-ek whrre he will vlNit r'-
lailvt-ti for a few dnV3 hirre re
turMlmt home, nccompanled ty hN
That'i wife and idsMer-in-ln w. uho have
I ltT i hian west fur ahont four mtuh4
ffrandmother, Mrs. Walker, of t'p
per I'lat.
Mm. ('hnrltw Ditty and rhildnn
were recent vt.HitorM in I'erry. ,
Mr. and Mrs. fharlea Wales, of
I. a mnle. vlKited relatlva In
IN rry Sunday.
THE GARDEN
viMitinir it littlvtf he iv nl in Port-
lar.d.
j "1 ronie from rhlcaiio "
tile way 4 -year-old t 'hrt 1
man I: 1 1 rit ii the we.iriuu ut a
plMid huthter uhen he paid a vl-di
to the White HtitiMf in Wa-hbiK-f Mr. a:l Ut. Uoy t'niln un l son.
,!, Hp didn't kiv what hh rack- and Mrs. Myrtle Smith, all of .:
e was hut It'll prohahly he (It audi. ie reet ntlv v itltifiK t
M'hotd In annthtr ar nr twi. ,ih t). I. Tripp home. -
And be ban fcivpn the t her
fair witinlui;
"j i.hn Smith, of rondojo, uak a
revtmt NOvttor nt th home of hia
HtK K (.ai;ii: AM AI,S
Hoek KardeninK has nnsuuied a
pnHktion of Kuril Import ii tire that
contaocrntmn or nnntmis to muln i ,,,on0,
tain eoior ouririff ne Httmnier
months Is n uiirtlon of garden effl
eiency. Kor the iiiout part, the
nlury of the rock garden ha de
parted hy thn end of June. The
itreat rac-s of plants that reipiirt
rock irai den treatment for their
last auccesa are HpiiiiK bloomer.
Hy the judit-ioua use of an mm Is of
short and tufted urowth color may
lie maint tined durinir the entire
'are niitvt he taken not to Intro
dure too h. nvy crowttlir annuals
whlrh tulpht amother some of the,
nrt-r niMnni:t . subject. S el
j-hnnld In- sown fahlv hitn In th.1
piiB by mvrvly tiaiteriuc tt on
bare patches among tho rock
planta.
plnnts In popular esteem Is the !
tiny rock cress, jonop.ldum ncntile,
a three-Inch miniature with lovely
( lilac flowers. It comes Into bloom )
I oulckly und goes out quickly. A
j supply of seed to watter every now j
and then will he usefo!. ,lulilori
nla ban Kiven us a numlH'r of hi ijeht
little annuals for the rock garden
and one of the prettiest and hot j
known of these Is hahy blue eyes!
or ncmophllia. .
Tho old-fashlnued portulacrn or
rose moss makes a win priNjnuly vt- ,
ferttvi plant si'atlered between the I
walk, p.u th iilarly If 1
laid In emxy pavmic Myte. It is
also useful on the hottest and dry
est portions of the rork garden.
The violas r:ilKd from seed,
c ihtIii Hy those ot the (trucllfs and j
eornuta typeA wil bloeiu late In the
season from spring sown wvd and
may he nsi'd to prod-nce fine color
eDecta In the rork trarden. Some
of the dwarf phlox drunimondt j
may be Introduced to Kive a bril
i Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page
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For Delicacy of Flavor "
Lipton's Tea is Unrivalled
Afternoon tn with Upton's U a
plcmiant and beneficial habit (or
evcrronc to adopt. It bridges
the long chasm between lunch
eon and dinner, cheers and re
freshes the spirits, increases
"pep," and is ideal to serve tho
afternoon caller. For Breakfast,
Lunch and Dinner Scrv
UPTONS. . V
llant splash of mho. XferetnherKUi
KmHU I a mi her excelUnt plant.
rVduuiH an n 'k aurden stand
bys nnd the little nim-ml yrdiirti.
8. nci ii lr too. with a weuhh of Idu
bloom, a dfetvimr of u ooh-e
Plata auioux the rock plant.
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