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Thursday, June 27, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
"Page Three
V
BEGINNING
omor
BOWS
WITH SPECIAL BARGAINS FEAT URED IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
PASTOR HURT
IN ACCIDENT
AT COVE, Ore.
mm $um-mER
Spring and summer stocks must be moved. We know that price .
slashing will do it and we have cut prices accordingly.
NewD
$14.75 Values Now
$9.95
resses
$20 Values Now . .
$15
Printed silks in gay colors lovely crepes in soft pastel shades.
Many, many styles. ,
lly .Mi's. A. !. Omiklm
(Observer Correspondent)
COVK, Ore. (Speclul) Tile Hev.
T. I. Grnliaiii cut a sovoro khkIi in
his left linml when he vis cliop-
ii!in viiuii:li uiu pins wooo e rinny mornillR. 110
Th Nmlnnml 1 1 i-nn .1 utln tr com. I lUKCn IO HOI iJlKO mm Hie
nany proKiam for Friday night (ol-bonc of 11,0 ,mlox flK,r w follml
Iovimt s llnlvei-Mltv .if Ali" foul, t" "e severed. The wounil was
mo program; 10 to 11, Uroiulwny wry P'Onful but tlio doelors net
Melodies: 11 to 12. dunco music
Coats at Less Than Cost
Every coat in stock at a bargain price Beautiful dress coats,
fur trimmed, at half price. All sport coats at $9.00 and $15.00.
. . All Wool .
Swim Suits
Special at
$4.00
HILL'S
HATS
Smartest syles and mater
ials Three groups
$2.95 -$3.95
$4.95
Pretty Rayon
Lingerie
Reduced
20
by the Trocadorans. .
The American Broadcasting com
pany program for I'YUltiy night fol
lows: 8, i Neapolitan Nights; 9,
feature: y:3li, woodwind ensemble:
10, DaneliiK Strings; 1JL to 12,
Hhylhm Ace.
Porlliuul
KGW (02l)kc) S, NUC; 9:30,
vaudeville: 10, studio: 10:15, sci
ence lecture: 10:30 to 12, Hoot Owl
frolic.
KKX (HSOkc) 8 to 12, ABC pro
gram. .Salt Ijiko Oily
KSL, (H30kc) 8, concert; 8:30.
feature program; 9, NltC; 10, Amos
and Andy; 10:15, NUC. ,
lxts Angeles
KNX (10501(C) S, feature; 9,
Lion Tamers; 9:45, fight broad
cast; 10 to 1, dance music.
KKI (G40kc) 8, NUC; 10, Broad
way Melodies.
SpokniKi
KOA (1470kc) 8 to 12, ABC pro
gram. KHQ (69kc) 8. NBC: 9:30,
vaudeville; 10, Amos und Andy;
10:15 to 12, dance music.
Oakland
KGO (790,kc) 8. NBC; 9:30,
Olympians: 10, concert; 1 1 to 12,
dance music.
KI.X (8S0Uc) 8 to 10, Ill-Jinx-.
Denver ,
KOA (830kc) S, band music; 0,
mixed quartet; 10 to 11, NBC.
San l'Viuu'lsro
KKIIC (lilOkc) 8, features: 9:30,
vaudeville; 10, Amos ami Andy;
10:10 to 1:10, dance music,
KI'O (CSOkc) 8. NBC; 9:30,
Tommy and Bob; 10, danco orches
tra; 11, NBC.
'Seattlo
KJlt (970kc) 8 to 12, ABC pro
grum. j K.OMO (9201(C) 8, NBC; 9:30,
vaudeville; 10:30. nows; 10:45,
dance music; 11:45. to 12:30, va-
riety program.
REDUCED FOR CLEARANCE
Corselette Brassiers
$1.79 $1.29
TOKMKKLY '
to $2.1.0
RUtM KHLY
to (3.50
PUTMAN'S
La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-W ear
and Millinery
the bone, drowsed tlio wound nnd
ho reuirned to lifs lioma Saturday.
Mrs. Joo CI ray who underwent
an operation at the Hot Taku San
atorium a couple, of weeks- nun 1h
at homo and recovering nicely
from-her illness,
The Bummer sehool Is prouress-
Inpr nicely and each day the in
terest grows. Thero wero several
visitors from linker ' J-'ridny nnd
several from la (iraiuio Thurs
day. Mrs. Harriet McDonald, of T.a
Grande, is reentered at the school
and staking a full schedule of
courses. Sho In staying with Mrs.
Trippier,
The new cabin built in (ho school
grounds this summer was built
especially for Mrs. Homlngton. It
has threo wlndown on each side
and two rooms. In ono room is a
flro place that used to bo in a.
home tho Komi nitons owned In
South Dakota. Tlio cabin is called
the House of Mary.
, Mrs. P. F. St urges and hor small
son, Philemon IH have boon moved
from tlio CJrando Hondo hospital
to the homo of Mrs. Hllmer on O
avenue where they will stay until
after summer school, Mrs, Joo
Kwiing and Mrs. Herbert Creasy,
Willi their small sons are living at
(ho rectory during- the Bummor
(school, ,
Mr. and Mrs. T. C, Hefty are
expecting a visit from Mr, Hefty's
mother Mrs. Hegula Hofty nnd his
brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs, Kd
H. Hefty from Valley Falls, Kan.
They will nrrlve Juno 2li ad ex
pect to slay at least a month.
Mrs, Harry Harrington, of Freo
wator, is a guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Albert Hrazlllo.
Tho ltov. H. It. Bennett, of
Williamsport, Penn., addressed a
meeting of the Daughters of tho
King at tho Ascension Kplscopal
church Friday afternoon. Alius
lOdna Wast wood, of New York
City, also made an address. She
offored many helpful hints nlfout
the kind of work the Daughters
of the King could do and gave
I mm iu turn Piintil'nuna lllili ill, ii
I course of stinH' Min. Tiemlnirton
gavo an interesting report of tho
Synod of tho I'rovinco of tho Paci
fic that sho attended at Montlcltio
tho mlddlo of May.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dean wero
hosts to some Nebraska friends
early In tho week. They wero Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Walker and his
mother, Mrs. Cooly Walker, who
wero enrouto from Tacomn, "Wash.,
to their old homo In Nebraska nnd
visited tho Deans on the way. ,
Mrs. Nellie Martin was hostess
to a niece of her husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Humphrey, of Soattle,
early in tho week and a sister, Mrs.
Agnes lien net t and her threo
children of Baker,
CAIjIj FOlt inns FOH siiwim
xNSTUi'rnoN
Sealed bids will bo received by
the city commission of tho City
of La Grande, Union County, Ore
gon, for tho construction of tho
sewtv in Pewjr Improvement Dis
trict No. a-io, within the Ciiy of
Im Grande, Oregon, according to
tho plans and specifications for
the said sowVr district now on filo
in tho office of tho city reoorder
of 4he said city.
A deposit of Fivo ($5.00) dollars
will bo required for plans and
specifications, which amount will
bo refunded If bidder Is unsuccess
ful and returns plans and Hpoclfl
catfons to this off!co.
Ditls will bo received to the hour
of 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, joth of
July. 192'.), and must ho accompani
ed by a eortli'led check or bidders
bond In the sum of ten per cent of
tho amount bid as a gaarauteo of
tho acceptance and completion of
contract If awarded. Checks will
be returned to unsuccessful bld
dors, ' All bonds In connection with this
work are required to be secured
through resident agents and no
bond will bo accepted unless writ
ten by a resident of the City of La
Q run do, ;
Tho commission reserves tho
right to reject any or all bids, f
Hy order of tho commission Juno
2Glh, 1029. v . .
J. 15, STEARNS, llecorder.
G-27-lut.
To maintain a hlmitlcr
figure, no one cun deny
the truth of the mlviec:
Society News
flrs. W. II. Reuter Is
Hostess At Party
iAAt the close of the evening some
nlco refreshments were served.
Picnic Luncheon
Is Held At Park
Mrs. Leslie Duncan and there was
a splendid atl'-ndanco of the mem
bers. Mrs. Kdgar JLckox presided
tt TT- over ine imishh-sk ineeiing and tne-i
iiuiiwiiii v Idl LU1 O iievoitonals were conducted by dif
ferent memhers'and included some
special -topics. New officers for the
coming year chosen, were; presi
dent, Mrs. lilekox, vlco president,
i .Mrs. W. Krwin, weeretary, Mrs.
IT. R Pierson and treasurer, Mrs.
1 S. C. Smith.
As a courlesy to her sister, Mrs.
'bo M. I,eleh of Kansas City,
iis.-iouii, and to Mrs. Arthur llow
l. formerly of I.a Grande, but
:v.- a resident of I'or l land, Mrs.
'alter II. Keuler enlertailied ys
tday uiternoon with a must. d
?ht fill itridnw luncheon. Tho
mchcon was served at one o'clock
I he Hacajawea Inn and at, its
Delusion (he guests went to the
.Miter home, lftu4 l-'irst street, for
i afternoon of bridge, there hav-
g been ix tables at piny,
is. Lelclie and M'H. Itowen w
Epworth Leaguers
In Hunting- Party
Yesterday at the Riverside 'park
members of the Parklale club held
a picnic luncheon, with nlne-leen
members present und five guests,
the Misses LnVelle Itichey, Klhel,
May and l'luma Shafer, Kula Hag
ey and Helen Hughen and with
Mrs. Mildred Douglas of New Yoik
as an out of town guest. During
the business meeting, a rising vote
of thanks was given to Mrs. Min
nie Lupher, w ho was chairman of
the dinner commit too when t he
Parkdalo club entertained the
members of the Women's Club of
Cove, the Get-together club and
tho Countrywoman's clubs. Yester
day's meeting was thoroughly en-Joyed.
"REACH FOR A UTCKY im'Jr $
INSTEAD OF A SWIiliT." fef , 1
H A houilllno 8iiyH "Moilniii nirlM I vrTTrJ'g f
! Kouml ThIIit nnd Thicker." UUII MM$iKp VJ j..
; tlu-y're prftty Biuai-t. ut thut. ' J$ f
JaikHon. who la Bii'ully liolovnil In
l.u Orantlu whm .lccttMl worthy
Krmiri aviHochilu matron. Mi-h. K1
K III rl If., wi.st Brand iflccta, reprc
Hontcd Iho hostof-Hu.i In KrefjtlriKs
to tin; now Kraml offlci'iH anil to
Iiit U'ok'ninc, each or thu honori'il
kik'nIh rc)onli'd. Tho cvi'iiliiK waa
foni'lurtcil with tho Horvlnir of
ilalnly ri'l roxhnionlH. Mm. J. 1'.
Mon.'lock, watt another past Brand
officer present. Mm. Moreloek Is
a paat, Kiand electa,
n past crawl electa, and Mr.
.laek.son. worthy patron of Katherl
chapter of Itaker were also prom
inent visitors IiihI evening.
mtrsii rutio x.i-ii()i,i,i.i
HHII HI.UKK, Cal.. .Minn 27 AI')
I'-trii that burned over an eall
mated 70,1100 aereH or liruali and
ratiKe land wan finally controlled
by a crew of voliinteera, '
li tin liriaon wcond pri,' In th
sty dreorations. .Mrs. Iteuter fol-Wi-d
a color arrallh'ement of pink
Id white.
I'M Of the Kiiwnrth IpuL'im'
Methodist chinch had iota! Reception Honors
State Officers
Metnh
of Mir
" of run hist ev. niiiL- nt a hiinllnir
'' li:irtl- Will) :ilinnt ll.lrl.. u
liue:it prizes, to .Mis. It. K. i ,, i, i,.,. ...
ahavcr first prize and lo M.s.lhl, chHrch 'nt ,,,,,t u , ,
l.-.rls. who were to hide this fine. ! ment of members of Hope chap-!
startliiB out, at that time nnder the t,.r Number 1.1. Order of the ICast- I
two captains. Kvelyu l'iper and r mar,- lo oirlees In the Bland
llei netla I'ieison. The 'boy cap-1 chiiiiti.i- nt Ihi. n,i.. nl lirnmn
hy Vernon 1'aiten ari l I tho Inspiration for a reception ten- I
KllKlneera on a Cerlnan railroad
now Bet their orderH hy radio telephone.
Lc-.tve Scuttle on
a Princess liner
for si delightful
cruise lo Victoria,.,
then on to Van
couver. Here, you'
board a fast transcon
tinental train for a trip
lliroiinh the Canadian
Rockies with stopovers tit
Banff, Lake Louise and
the Uuniialow Camps,
Kettirn via Calgary and
Spokane. An ideal
vacation trip for
all the family. Get
literature now .
LOW SUM
Allilt FAKES
arc vn !
(Canadian Pntific Tratvllcrj .
Ciequcu Coot lic U'urld (Mr.
W.fil.ttrAlCN GtnUqtnt lAW'Ii M IT.
US A BMiMmM MiMlAMYflMHayym
AMLHItAM BASH BLDC. r
'arty Compliinents
Mother And Friend
able
! girls.
t a i tied
Ceorge Moats, started at S:I5 andidered In their honor last evening
.....i.ru jur aa nour nui were an- t he PiinI Mnlmnx' Huh lilniP tl...
to successfully locate the ' hosteswe. Tho complimentary nt-
The first group hid In the! fair fnllriup.l th.. mirnlnr wrl( if
Mis. Ira Howell eiit.M laiiwd yes- j ( hanau haymow in old town,the evening, the special guests be
ulay at her home H)ir W av'nu and. not one giggled when the ing George H. Coehran recently
honor uf her mother. Mis. Jlow-'biys came as clos, as up to the clevute-1 to the office of worthy
d Suhl who is here visding from 1 '' J"il even kicked around a grand patron, and Mrs. Hazel Gra
acervllle. California, and also bit. but gave up und left. Tho ; ham. HimnintcH rmnrt Arin. i.nt h nf
r .Mis. Albert Lamm who is bav-j wrond group wero coiicejiU.d in S.'the local chapter. Mrs. Carrie Jark
ir soon to make li-r lionie In Vcr-j '' Smith's store room In Connor-' son. of Ksther chapter of Maker,
rnr. i ne room wero prettiiyt n i iny were not found
eoiate l with roses and sweet ! f her. At nine-rif teen all repaired
Jltiamr. Visiting and music oc- I .' 'i ehurrh where refrexhments
liied the afternoon hours. anil a ! consisting of ftrawherry short cake
o course luncheon was served by! with whipped cream Hnd chocolate
s. Unwell iiKsisted hy Mrs. Nell
jeihorg and her sister, M i-. I),
jlleagey. A feature f the afler
ini was a handkerehtef shower
leu for each of the guests of
nor and Mrs. Kay IJuel! jires-
d tich with a dainty luncheon
The guests yesterday were
i. Frank 'leavinger. Mr. K;ii-Metf-alt,
Miss Ivy Charlton, Mrs.
. It'i.-H, Mrs. Art W'eiigle, Mrs.I .The W. II. A. met in r"Kiilnr w.s
(rose Wr:gh Mis. rhrlsjslon Tuesday evening at the 1. (.
ight. Mis. I.rirs Johnson. Mrs. Mi. K. hall with a (urge aMend.uu e
. llrtwell Of AMfel nnd Iter SlP-fof th" members Of the HNHncfntlr.n
.Mrj. M.ity Metdier of Camer- ' l'resid"iit Ostland whs In the chair
Missouri and daughter, Mrs. j to pi-sj.ie over the deliberations of
hion of Fort I lodge, Iowa. the evemng. Vire - prenident Mary
ItSynltart wus chosen to take the
i IlLlCi. VlWilfi.ll llV 1t-M M li.n.l
lome Missionary "' -veninn very s.ien.iii
O.,, 1... TTrty4--,' ' 1 1 iaii'1 in ine
OOCiety iVieetb I ti.io.iiiet room hy lh offleem of
! th.1 lodir'' when th'-y (favo u fare
he last tiKM-Hnt until fall of tlie'ttel! for Mm. (Miami uho l leav.
nan's llot.ie Miwionary Koetety ' ink a liiande In thi' -ry near
he Methodist elrireh he'd : fuTMre. y'lu. -van nft-n.-iil.-l with
e.-luy df.e:uoon at the llolnf of a ry !ra?r.t ll yitt hy tlit lo-ls
were m'rved. the ehairman Kvelyn
l'iper havlni; had tlm iiHK'Mhince of
j Mi-h. Will Adler, Mrs. Vernon Hall
and .Mrs. W. M. I'leiaon.
Farewell Is Given
To Mrs. Ostland
was also an honoted guet. Mrs.'
Special Sale Girls
Summer Hats 25c
All other hats now ut Yz price.
Wash Dresses, age 2 to 11 59, 79 and 08$
Hathinp; Suits : 40$ to .12.f)8
Sun Suits ...
Sun Tynie Suits
Wash Suits
Sun Bonnets for children
Organdie Bonnets
19 and 08$
. 08$ and 31.19
9S to $1.98
19
?t0$ to $1. 19
KKI'Oins I mm the Itfviera in-
licatc that the lartre (iiifloit eve- '
ling handkerchief In worn tut ki d !
j Hie LiixCelc-t Ly fc;,."t i
Ladies Wash Frocks ....98, $1.95 and $12.95
NORTON'S
KIDDY SHOP
(7 '
of Zicgf:I(rr'Wlionpi M
Iuaidious Falsehood
Boomerangs
Tlio 1 11011 ions fiilsolnHHls apparent hi llio
cluims iif sclfisli Interests nr lioomeranga
cmplumiin llio Irillll f T.uelty StrikeV
popularity and BUeeesa, T.nrky Strike Is a
Mend of tlio choicest tnliueens, iiutlurei! hy
nature, abounding: In franiut nroniii anil
bursting: Into delirious, Bnlinfyiu flavor
when toasted for !. ittinutes. This hcnl
Ircalmeul U tho reanon 2t)tG7,)i physl
cluiis cluiiu T.iieKle to ho less irritating
ihun other cigareliert, Tou'ding, tbo dislinc
llvo process, ma lies l.ueky SlriKo thu
cigurctto of dtNtiiietioii.
rlirrbnl ami rrr
linr.l tit by LV.
IIHANI1, ItOSH
ii ii oh, ami
mom;omi:hy,
Art'omitanlt uil
'I'lin Aiiirrlcnn Wihmrtn
CoMifuuij, JucorMiralt!(i
Tint Lucky Strika Danrv Orcheztm will cat
titinoavery Saturtlay niftht in a canrt to count
radio hook-up over the IV, it C. nctworfi.
"REACH FOR A LUCKY INSTEAD OF A S FFf
6 ?
it s toasteci
No Throat Irritation -No Cough .
C- Tfce AtTMfwaii Tobcto Co., Minufjctwrtft