La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 31, 1929, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday. May 31, W29 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Page Th'rea Local Merchant Believes In Honest it - 1 1 u 1 a iGovcrnor's Wif e ' ' ! To Visit Eastern: '4 I Oregon Next Week ! A prominent visitor in our city : in-t wi'i-U, ami one whose presence Uil inspire numerous social fiinc I ions, will bo .Mis. Jsanc Ia Pnt- rierjsou, wile ui iiiu nveinur of the (tait; ui" Oregon, ol" Hiilom. tiover fjiur and Mrs. Patterson are leav ing th tTHbernutoriut home Sun !day coming to eu.sleri Oregon, on 1 1 wo mis.finus. The first to be pres ent nl and assist with the exercises i in connection with the dedication i of the Kuslcrn Oregon Normal . isehool, hero in l,a (irnndi urwl tho ; other ati.eH( ft he Kustern Oregon livestock show at Union, wliich W.N.r..,,..., tiinx days.. Wednesday, Thhrsduy and b'ridny, Grade Children Picnicking at Cove The eighth graders of. Central tvhmv are having 'ft. picnic this allciioon jil. the. rove swimming pool. The young, people -.drove to ii'ovti 1 his uMernoOn taking their. .lunch with iheiiif nil set for a great time. Parkdale Club In ! Fruitdale Meeting Thn Parkdale cluii iieid ;i very i-u.inyablc meeting Wednesday af-!i-rnoon at the iionie of Mrs. Tom I'ai'penter it) J-Yult da le assisted by Mi'H. Charles Hoke. The (.'urpen-te-r home was prettily decorated with the season's flowers. i"hu busi ness meeting was presided over by I the. new officer's, Jlrs. Iternico Mission Bell Toilet Soap (i bill .,. 15f Curtis Brand Ripe Olives " No. 2o CIUV...1 :....?.......35 Jasper's Health 1 lb. jag IIKI) DEVIL WATCHES ((! boxes) Carton 15 MALTED MILK CRACKERS lib. box 24 : MAYONNAISE C Juki Medal 1 pint 29? Florida Cold (lUAI'E FRUIT P.uffet tin ....12? 'No. 2 can .:....21o 50 )() 115 135 10 lb. sack Butter Nut Cakes Grandma's Cookies Hostess Cakes Asparagus Tomatoes -- Carrots Turnips -- Beets Green Onions Ka'dishes Cucumbers New Spuds New Peas Cauliflower -- Lettuce Green Peppers It Pays to Study the Swinging Price Tags. P-A Piggly Wiggly Co. Corner Depot and Wash. OilETY;NEW8 Webb, president and Airs. Klma lick ley, secretary. Tho remainder of the afternoon was spent socially, after, which the hostesses served refreshments. Guests of the club during the af ternoon were Mrs. Pan Phillips, Mrs. Minnie Covey, - Mrs. Alfred Hiutt, Mrs. Floreneo Carpenter, and Mrs. Steve Hiatt and baby. Thore were also Iti members present. The next meeting win be heiu at iuo home of Mrs. Ktla Smaller, at Is land City; June 12. ; . Baptist Teachers Honor Mrs. Flint The teachers of ihe primary de partment of the Uupttst Sunday school met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Roscoe Clark, tho sup erintendent of. tho primary depart ment. The purposoof the meeting was a surprise party for Mrs. Flint, who has been in charge of tho be ginners' department. She is leav ing soon 'for Idaho. J)ainly refresh ments were served by Mrs. Clark. Mrs. It. It. Anderson is to tako chargo of tho beginners' depart ment. , Teachers present were Mrs. Hed den, Mrs. H. It. Collard, Mis. Ca rleston, M is. U. It. A nderson and Mrs. V. O. Hes. tether guests were Mrs. T. Laird und Mrs. O. O. Williams. , Piano Recital To j3e Giveil SU.nd&V) J Sunday' uiteriiuun in the Lull room of the . Sacajawea Inn, some of the pupils of Mrs. t G. McCall will nppeur In a piano recital, tho program to be open to the public and to begin ut 4:00 o'clock. The Palmolive Toilet Soap 12 bars 83 Fancy -1 lb. Nuggets 23 Shredded Package Genuine Rogers Tableware Premiums One card will be given with each 25c purchase at our stores. Cards will be redeemed by the Rogers Advertising Syndicate with genuine Rog ers tableware as follows: cards cards cards cards 6. 6 G G teaspoons tablespoons table forks table knives Save Your Cards SILVER SPIKE Our Best Flour $1.90." 21'- H. sack Two Stores In La Grande detailed prog rum will be, The Itooster hauler Klsie Piper Tho Shepherd's Evening Song Baldwin i , Fern Koffard Itrlght Uutterflies Fink Bobby Hums Purple .Pansy Waltz Fearis Evelyn Ballard Grace Walta (Duet) Hohm xm'ih jean imvis and iveiyn iStiiluiu sauuain i mines iviiuKiuann Lois Jean Davis Love's Reproaches Scliata Vivian Gallagher Valse Bleuo Matgls Ada Lillian llantz Edelweiss Glide Waltz Vunderbeek ' Evelyn -Piper Pas lies A nip hopes '. Cltamlnadc Mary llantz Those Distant Chimes Johnson Madelino (iuiluglUH' Tho Angel's Serenade Braga Mary Lou Piper Robin's. Keturn (Duet) Fisher Vivian and Madelino Gallagher Polish Dance Scharwenkai Norman Feilt Normal School ' . Coach to Marry When Ernest (Bob) Quinn comes to La Grundo late this summer to take up his duties as head of the athletic department of tho Kast ern Oregon Normal school, he will bring a charming bride, with him, according to reports current today and emanating from Pendleton. '1'10 llccount of 1,10 announcement of his engagement and approaching marriage to Miss Helen White of Purlhttid una given in lYmllr.' ton Kast-Oregonian: Announce ment of tly.1 engagement of Miss Helen While and Ernest (Bob) Quinn was made at ft party last evening when Miss While enter- Big Boy ' Fresh Ginger Snais 2 lbs. ' :.......:..29 Salted Peanuts !..l...L.L 20f Wheat old style ,. 12 LAS PECOS Cracked PECANS 1 lb. carton ..35? ' FIRESIDE Marshmallows ' 1 lb. carton ..25? Nalley's Combination Salad Dressing Half pt. btl. 20? Kerr's GRAPE JUICE (a good buy) 1 pint 25? 1 quart 43? $1.00 1 10K Adams Roesch Bldg. Advertising, Bill Dollar Declares IT will PAY You To READl "How many people arc Ihero In this community," asked "Bill Dol lar, "who are capable of judging values In merchandise especially when an out of town ad reads 'Price $27.60, wluew $50.00' ' '."Adveitlsements of this kind are often found in catalogues from distant cities, for they can claim anything ns Ions 0cy Kct the money, whereas, In l.a Grundo peo piu cun euo tho Ood8 mid chock up on tho vhIuch." ' . "Hoiusst advurUBiiiK," MAIU "Hi!!" Dollur, "anch as is IjuIhb carried hy Tho Evening Observer, Is belni: Klven a severe blow by the firms tljat evaKgerate the worth of their merchandise." v"lf advertising Is to reniuln on n high level It must assure the cus tomer mi arlk'le that ts exactly as represented. That Is somethlnir' which 4ut-or-tovn concerns urc nor doing. So many customers lo not get what they expect when they order by mail, ami are buying so much stuff that does nol come up I to expectations thai llu-y arc losing faith." "Tho local merchant advertises his bargains," continued "Hill," "and the customers can step Into the' store and see if the advcrtls ing representations are true. No false statements can bo made by the la Grande ret i Her and-, not have them Known. What he. offers t; lined ut tliu home of Mrs. M. 8. Kern In honor of MIkh White' sta ler, .Mrs, Charles K. Uawson, of Portland. The betrothal wiih niudw known ly iiieatm of uttnte.tive cards bear- uk the names of tin- two. Mtsn , Whllt! who the dauRhter of Mr. i:;d .Mia S. ft. White, of Portland, is a charming fflrl and - teaches mathematics at the 1'emlle-lon hff?h scitooi. Hhe. was wad un ted from tho rnivcrslty of Oiemi and is- a member of the Alpha Clainma Delta sorority. i Mr. Cjulnn. who Is uthletle di rect or at 11m rendleton Iilh hcIiooI. -was Kni duated from the Oregon State collegu and is a mem- JjAJ-ulUliu .sit.'UiuAU'.lniJiJU'iJ.ya I rnteinlty. lie wiih 1'eei'iltly ellOHcn athletic l I rector for' tho Kantem Oregon Normal Hehool at I. a Cirandet Tho weddlnf? of Miss Whll.- and Mr. Quinn will lake place In August. (tucslM sufficient lo make up five tables of bridge were present for the announcement party last eve ning and additional gucls called I ... - Recital Will Be I Given This Evening I The first of a series of public piano recitals by the pupils of j MIks Hilda Anthony will bo given this evening ut eight o'clock In the j ball-room of the Iji Grande holrl. The date of the second programme j will be announerd later. Twenty of Miss Anthony's pupils will up ; pear lids evening giving tile follow J ing numbeiM, i Chlnpewu Lament Masters , Itnbbllng ItrooUb't hem out 1rrolhy Mann ) March of tho Elves Willlan i I'auiine l'ieper Song of the I' lues Adair Ivit June Allen Woorl Nymph's Harp Ken I'ncle I (emus ...Gi ant-Hchacfer Kalhleen WllltaiUHuu Serenade .' (Jaynor Nancy Iteehlln Indian War lancc Hrounoff Juno Kmllh Will' of Hie Wisp IamiioiK Margaret Mat hurt Ma.urku Hinilli Lillian Schubert Yuklma Ken Leona Hishcr l-'runees ( 'lark Itcvi'l of the Wood Nymphs Itaiboui Sylvia llodgiu Castuni'lte Itance Nlcholls Patricia Clark i';irin Dance .leiiHen A l-'ani.y Hurleigh Joy ltauce Crawford Iliith Stoddard To the llltdiig Sun Torjiirt.'jen iieieu MelUlbi l'ur Klise Ileethoven Margaret Dixon llultvrriy Merket Janet lllngiliT Italian Dunce Itiookefl l.yda Mae llollfster The It mi kern (lurlilt Summer lie verb TorjiiMfen - Margtii-rlte Met Denning iCiiHstan I inner Hat t man Valse Noble Hchubort Mfiruvon' Klddl- Pan's Klule (iodard j In Autumn MacDowcll Valcil; Mokn-Js j Kleiinor Kicks 1 Krotlk Grelg j 'iiprlcclo ,.MindeiMfihH . Polonathe A Major Chopin ! Gi-neifv' A'ller I . I Announcements 1 The Pythian Sisters will hold I th'dr tegular met ting tonight ut I the K. of P. hall at H o'clock. Plans at'' being made for u so1hI hoti'irlng Mr, and Mrs. Klliier IEomc. who ,ne gdn lu 'I'ti'e l.o,Miak tir'.n ui. ::t: , for salo must be exactly what ha suya it Is." "The more often tho people ot La Grande- get stung hi their pur chnssea from out-of-town concerns tho sooner they will eomo buck to the' basis of being strictly home buyers.' "It is hoped," continued "Hill," "that every cttlxcn of l.a Grandu will buy their clothes in this city. Our home merchants are busy ull of the time, studying styles and buying the best there is in the market, so that milady may ap pctir In uny one of their selections, occure la the feeling that she will have the best that tho market af- fords, according to tho price paid. und no matter whoro unyone else bought, their clothes, that she, with Ut Grande clothes on her person. will be. strictly up to tho moment ' In style. Not one. small detail has been overlooked." "Why is It with some women that everything looks good' when It Is far away? Pretty pictured' are very attractive, no doubt, especially when coupled up with a bargain. That Is why they uro made to cutch tho eye. "Sotnet lines," continued "Hill" Dollar, "when you huvu been caught with one of those pretty pictures und buy away from l Grande just take 'the advertise ment . containing the picture that caught your eye and compare it with what you got in return. Then you wilt find out why high-priced urtlsts are working all the time lo cutch your eye with their efforts, j "On the other tutml, think what you owe to La Grande. There are ; not many women In this commun ity who nre not dependent onsouib ! man either futher, husband, son, or brother for their clothes. Db ' they give tho merchants of Laj Grande a square 'deal by looking! elsewhere than right here In our own city for everything they need?" . "TIhmi be true to ai Grande. If you buy anything at all. ut least extend to the merchants of Lu Grande the privilege of "showing their goods to you. Tho more you ; buy here the more you will be ublu' l n onlnrire t h Mr nIocUh. therchv ' giving you the udvuntage of ull the I best that cun be bought, und In do Ing this you will help yourseir more than you can possibly real I .e now." f "And In buying at home.'' con cluded "Hill" Dollar, "other things than wearing apparel must bo con sidereJ. There are home furnish ings,' automobiles und all of tho uc cessories, itiHUHihco of ull clasae-n, mimical hiHlnimentw, hardware, of fice HUpplien, hooks, und the thous and and one things needed by Lu (Iriiniln people." "A real dollars worth of goods for a dollar Is the crtn-d of nil good La Grande merehunts, and theyj will prove It to nil who glvo.thoin tho chance." Suicide Rale II igh i During Last Year f NliW YOKIC. Muy :H (AP) An lucreuse In the suicide rate in tho L' nltod Stutes Is shown by a sur vey made by Frederick L. Hoffman, consulting statistician of the Pru dential Insurance company. The rate in PJ28 was 17.5 per 1 Mii.noo, the highest sii"'" 1 1 BAKING POWDER SamePrice for over Z&years 15 ounces jar" cent Guaranteed Pure and Healthful Millions of pounds used by the Government ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Adlers are Exclusive Agents for the Famous ROTH VIOLINS If you wish lo play on a (tod violin try a Roth. On Display ut ADLEIl'S MUSIC CO. La Grande, Oregon. Our Motto "Quality & "Service" OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Spring farnwnil i Coats when It was IS. Although the present rate; Is below that or Itios, when It reached 21.6, tho report says the tendency Is towurd a higher rule lu the future. GOU-' HALL ISLOW RATAL NKW YORK. -May I (AP) mldlroii Struck In one eye by shut when fit), yards from u tee, Adolph Sodowskl, 12, who was end dylng ut Ihe public links at Koreat Purlj, is dend, Men's FIELD HATS Suo our assortment of , Harvest Hats. It's com plulu and at tho' most reasonable prices. Light flexible iiats that make the hottest day cool. 19eto49c BEWAllK! The TERROR Will be on (he Slcee ir lii ;iando Toiiinniv Wal4li Utv lilm. 1 -aEtap"" 14116 Admits, l.a Qraudo, Oro., aruce Hhlv. PUTMAN'S CLEARANCE OF An important event bring ing down to easily afforded ' prices the ultra-smart and beautifully made coats for which Putman's are famous! . Coats offered you now at prices usually quoted in July. See these values Compare our prices. Visit our Popular Priced ( Dress Shop 9.95 lSOO-r 17.00 PUTMAN'S La Grande Exclusive Keady-to-Wear . ' and Millinery lilt. JOLLE MYW1S , ; Keep Well Health ; ; Tays Daily Dividends Hours: 2 lu 5 & 7 lo 8 Look Over Our Want Ads for Bargain Meat at Cor. Cedar and Washington MRS. HOUSEWIFE who trades at Joel's, keeps her family smiling1 all the time. She knows that the food she buys is always the best that can be bought, and as for the price she pays she knows that she buys for less or she would not be trading- at this particular store. Mrs. Housewife of to day is very wise wise to feed her fam ily well wise to trade at Joel's, and we, as a home owned store, strive at all times to do our part in always having the Lest of everything at the lowest pos sible prices. ' V ; Features Saturday - Monday 10 lbs. Pure Cane Sugar 62c Fresh Tomatoes, pound 15c Mrs. Stewart's Blue .....16c Fancy Head Kice, ? lbs 25c Strawberries, 2 for 25c Beets and Turnips, bunch 5c: Home Lard .v.....' 69c Fresh Dressed Hens and Fryers. Special for Month of June on GOLD MEDAL MAYONNAISE Pint Jar 29c Don't For ic t the I " ALL Coats CHIUOl-IlAC'TOIt West; .lueubsnn Ltldg. h Lu Grande, Oro. Main 759 Home Products Show Groceries