La Grande evening observer., July 10, 1929, Image 3

Wednesday, July 10, 1921)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Pagfe Thrfee
j uviciy i yews j
i
?!Car Turns Over
At Promise But
Driver Not Hurt
50 Couples Enjoy
Dancing Party At
. La Grande Hotel
. One of the IovoMphI Koriul events
for the younger wt to take place
here. Jn a' number of years was the
tin hoi UK party nt which Mins Hetty
rocnrnti, Mats Trilltnn Ashhy and
MIrh Atu'rtan Miller were hostesses
Inst nisht at the La Grande hotel
ballroom. About fifty couples were
their Bursts.
A modernistic decora tlvo motif
transformed the ballroom Into a
galaxy of gny color and made a
Htriklner hnrkei-numl for t)ie duno
er. ThlB, with the color and ( president of the Guenthe
charm of the Hummer1 formal company
lly MHN. ItKHTIIA IWIUM'.U
(Olij-crwr ronvspomlini )
I'liOMlM-:. .Ore. (Special) Hoy
Henderson had the misfortune to
vifCtiiif? at the Henry Snuffer home
1 Wednesday evening,
i Mr. an-l Mrs. J. O. Sweartneen
attended "the fire works at Knter-
prise Thursday evening:
Hoy and Jack Homer ana i ui
Pontoon wcro at the 1'oulsnn home
l-'rlduy. They came in after I'la's
car which he took back with him
to Icndle:on.
Vesper Henderson has his first
crop nf nlfalfu put up. W. W. t'ar-
cornl chiffon. Mlsa Patty Hnwe, in
lghl (freen and Miss Olgu Kettle-
son of Pendleton, m delicate pink, ' wreck h's car recently. He was per, Hoyd and Charlie Carprr,
were nttcactlve bridesmaids. j driving west and as he started to Charles Moore and 1. S. Mclnna1dj
,-l.oren Kykes of I'nrllund, served!niake the turn down to his fat tier's , an-hayins.
as: best man. The twin sisterH of : home one. wheel struck a rock uniU -
the bride, - l.oretta and Wtlletta ! the car turned over several limes. I 1? AQTFJRX1 0"RRnOT I
Henderson was not ;
car. which was
HAS 599 SCOUTS,
SURVEY REVEALS
(Continued from Patte 1)
Hnecd, received the guests at the I.uckilv, Mi-
door. ! iniurl. The
nu ring the reception the bride's coupe, was it total wreck.
mother,' Mim. V.. H. Sneed or Hay-J Indept-n li-nce day was celebrated j
mond, Wash., and Mrs. T. Hnov-jln Promise wllh a picnic dinner)
er, presided at the serving laJle. lund a feum-rnl iret-toKether in the:
Tin- bridismaids assiste) with theiprove near the Grange hall with a in. Wood row Dnmeivll. Clair Per-1
serving. ilanee at niht. 'kins Lean Pierson. I'Yank McCul- :
After tlie reception Mr. and Mrs. Mr.and Mrs. Kail. Huey and iy Omid stud- ard. John Kliot Al-;
Giienther left for the south. They j family. Air. and Mrs. Krnuk Sannar lMi, Hussell Nelson, Max Stoddard, j
wll return to Portland-to make ""'1 family, Mr. Hilling Mr. and liurke Inlow, II ward Lyman. Mar- j
their home oh - Mr. Giienther is -"'8. S. Thompson and fnmlly. oi joll Hcynolds, Kuffene Hlakely,
Orpin
frocks, worn by the maids and
young .matrons who were' Kneels,
inndo the affair a brllliani one.
The lurfce ciindelabrn had been
transformed Into u rtouious . mass
of color and fesloon!nff, . while the
Wnils were -decorated with splashes
of rod! ; yellow. .purple, .green- and
Vlue,'. In .mdde.rnlHt.ic iIc-hIkr, Sifirns
that tniffht-hnVet bepnaMilled ,'20th
(t-nluiy proverbs", were , a clever
part -of the scheme. The otVhestra
pit was batiked with' baskets of
Hummer Rarien-flowers. '
nartcins bepan at' nlno o'clock
and a few minutes later during a
grand march, proKram.-, also car
fylUK out the modernistic scheme.
Were distributed. A circle two-step
was a feature of the eve-nlnp. Music
was furnished by the Star Novelty
orchestra.' '
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Cochran,
Mr, und Sirs. H. N. Ashby, Dr. W.
1', McAdory, Mr. and Mrs. Dnn
Tanner and Mr. and -Mrs. A. J.
Slanjfe- were patrons and pal rones
Ken for the affair.
, At the punch howl were Miss
Jacqueline O'Hrien and Miss Peffy
Hohnenknmp, ,
. G wis included a number of
Haker visitors, anions' them Miss
Catherine Hifftfins, .MIhs Joan Patterson,-Charles
Hiutt, Al Trumbull
and Gil Kyii.-r. Miss Marjorie War
hick of Portland, who is at home
v 'siting: her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
1,ee - Wa rnick, and Dr. ami Mrs.
George s. Hoffman, of t'nion, were
uinopK out-of-town i?n Mx.
e
House Guests Here
v On Way to Hawaii
Kor the past k!x years Mrs. Guen
ther was an assistant to Professor
Wallowa. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Hetlu l
and Miss MaiRMret Papre. of Haker.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Griffith and
children and Wllbut Hescoek, of
KiH.- ("lro ti nil Tm n I'nlnttiu nf
ui.,i .ura. uoi.eua Ml me '""nB ,.;, . n.1(il, ut,niy , ,u, ,,,,(.,
huik uiiii nue intuit' nvr nuiiit aviiii
them.
So-Ne-He Club In
V" Outing Yesterday
V 'esteri1ay was a fin la tiny for tlie
memlrors of the So-Ne-He club.
About ten o'clock yesterday morn
ing, forty in number, tln-y started'
toward Mt Kmdy and followed a
trail up the fool of the- mountain
where they found the spot exactly
N. 0. W. Initiate
. Mr, and Mrs. K: A. Hortsman
liave had as their house kps's
over the we'kenil. Captain . and
Mrs. Manly H. 'Gibson, and diuitfh
tor, Jean, of Kort Monroe, Vlr-
fflnia.' who are. enroule to the Ha
waiian Islands wherefaptnln Gib
fton liaM been transreiTed for duty
nt nouu.ulti. ' . i
At :un informal dinner al the
nu.Bumu. nuit.t- ,,.u..,. n" R ,n,,; (.uforna
the following relatives of. the. .cap--
tain were present: Mr. and .Mrs.
J. M.,Choa(e, Mi. and Mrs. Myron
Hue and datighter Mr.' and -' Mvn.
V. V. Webb and MK and Mis. K. A.
Ilorstman and sons. .
The iibsons left yesterday by car
for Portland and Aberdeen, Wash.,
accompanied by Mrs. .1',' V. Webb,
to visit othtT. relatives before, con-ttnuintf-their
joiirm-y to Saii Fran
cisco from where . they sail for
Honolulu early in Septeml.-r.
Is:1 July a alter a trip into Cali
; foi nia und Southwestern Orepron.
( I'la Poiilson lcfl Thursday morn
j iiiR for Pendleton where lie , ex
pects to work.
Charlie Wotimait is "worklnw for
'.Mr. Crossland on tlie river.
Mr. and, Mrs. Henry Shuffer ant
! family, Mr. and Mrs. Jolin Carpel
and family. Mr. ami Mra. Ueuben
'Hurt on ' Mt. and Mrs. Tom Harton,
..Mr. und Mrs. Charles Moore went
to Kntfrprlstv.for tlui Kourlh 'e-
sultable for the event. The day was nialiiinff owr for the fiiv works at
spent Informally with Raines and tRht. v ,
vlslllnfi: and a trig picnic dinner at! Mrs. Alice Chenoworth and Mel
noon, t . ' i vin Sni'th of I .a Grande attt-ndetl
! the dunce here July K. i
j Wilbur Hescoek left Saturday
' mnrninir for Kit-It. Oi-i.. w1iim-i lit1
PmlV NpW Mpmlw;',ms employment. Hulph Carper re-IVi-CmUtJl
& turned with him. Wilbur and Htilph
1 visited Jtalpli's parents, Mr. and
Grande Hon le cjrele number 47, Mrs (. ,. rnH,r for shoi-1 time
NV-lKhbors of Woodcraft met in i,r,iav ivennR.
rekulnr session last evening at the! MVx Wliliains and ratnily turned
Kn-Rbts of.Pythias ball with a ,h)l)r llK,,t (.iU. 0V(1. VtMlnstlay
very hu-RO attendance. There were- evenliiR a-.i . they were returnliiR
four candidates Initiated into the tr0111 (h(l pcnic. No onp wlls ,urt.
order and there were two visitors niu. wlieel was sllRhtly dumaped
present from tho linion circle. hllt th(. cup waH soon t,nd
After the husines session, the clr- v,.y conitm,i their way.
ele enjoyed a social hour and re-i M. nml Mls ,u.r lively and
freshmenis were served at the end raniny, Mr. ami Mrs. Kr.-tl Trump
of the eveniiiR. 1(nii rWIlln Mr. and Mrs. W. 1.
' Sannar hpent the Kmirth of July
Informal Supper ! '-ner-8.
A j. ttj it tt 1 'h:rlie Wort man and family
At W allsmger Home visited t w. w. carpers and
.,- . ( . . Charlie Moore's on Independence
A small Rroup of yoirtiR women l'n'
frien.ls of Miss Hertha WalLsliiRer Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Carper, of
were guests last cventnR at an in- Wallowa, attended the dance at
formal swpper served at the homo Promise July 3.
of Mr. ami Mra. Tom WallsinRer Miss Threasa Smith visited Miss
on Die lower Gove road. The sup- , i.Hlian Carper h'rlday.
per was served on thtMiorch b-iff.d , Ualph and I-itlian carper
styie, j lie eveiuiiK us spent
Kennlt Meyers,.
I Vhere are forty registrations for
the . second period or camp, ami
most of the boys had arrived by
Wednesday evening. The new mess
! ti-ill t.n.lt l,u 11,,. I irtnu clnli nf I !l
J-Mttai- llurton rolllino.l to l'rom- .,,,,, ,s ,.,,,,,, n,i is , ,
SHARE IN THESE REMARKABLE PRICE REDUCTIONS
Every Hat, Coat or Dress Priced for Quick Disposal
Dresses
Arranged in Four Groups
S.95 " 11.50 14.S5
19.75
Spring Coats
, Many Less Than Cost.
(i. 88' 8.75 9.88:
14.88. : ,
AW Remaining Coats
1-2 to 1-3 off..
PUTMAN'S
La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-'Wear
and Millinery
Fine Quality Dresses
f 20.65
known as Hotel l.iun.
In buying
, coffee the trade-
mark to look for
is Hills Bros'
yirah
Hn.i.s Bros.' Arab stands
for coffee futility devclopeil
by Controlled Roasting
the patented, continuous. proc
ess that roasts coffee a few
pounds at a time. No other
coffee tastes like Hills Bros.
Coffee because none is roasted
the same way.
HILLS .
BROS
orr CO!4 FEE
Fresh from Ike ori-
inai vacuum pack.
Easily opened with
the Aty.
C 19:9
JULY 11
LA GRANDE
THURSDAY
XKJIIT SHOW STARTS AT ! I, M. SMAltt'
ITh'E SHOW THATSi-IFFERJSIT
I jj
jsa so, -yjr -mar ni&r s
I : '
II. . - M
1 1 :- m ON EARTH WM'm
,
j When In Portland 9
IllMHt plr'nH.'iTtl 11 llrt H I 'j . J
I'limroiinlilo nt tin' I
Heathman Hotels ii ?( ' :
ii ii i ii n . . ( r 1
n tieaininnn wiiiuik Jioom m - v tt.-A(,.VK M
I I ' Luxunous and Comfortal)lc ! )!lMv
I Room Accomodations. m - N H Jr
I of J'oi'llamrs newest lnlejs.
" VSfi
I G. E. Heathman fwfc m. kiwi .nn h ?4 WtufF& X'V " .
1 I i,.rk ,.i s. .. MBF8. r hSyZ &?J i iT .
I I Itimiiluii)' nt snlmim I ii&TWvL Zti&Sf .-ifflMSW.EW,'' tf t
- . , , y . V-W 'AT lH-x
Vis tl it V- F. Jyf" A "CTL
In
formal ly. tiueHts 1'roin a ilt.stanee
were Mt-H. Kraneos loiiKl'i-ty anU
Mi'H. MaiR-nret Oliver of 1'nrtlaiul
I ami Mr. Hlls MeKennon of Wood-
"KIDS" ATTRACTED
BY "JINGLELAND"
(Continued from Page 1)
Miss Georg ia Sneed
Married In Salem
The marriage of MUs tleorffla
Sneerl' of Salem, Who 'hna ntitner
oim friends n ha Grande, wan an
event of last. Sunday, the aeco;int
of 0ie happy evi'iit havltiK been
rhtonicled a.t folloWH In a Salem
dally: .
The ntmllo of I'rofesHOr nnd Mr.
T. S. Hoberts was tlie Kcene or a
lovely ceremony Sunday afternoon
at three o'clock when lr. K. f.
Taylor of the Klrst Methodist
rhureh officiated ut the marriaffe
of AIUh (JeorKla I-'raneeK Snee J, of
Halem, -to 1 toman CJuenthr, of
J'orMand.
One hundred kiicmIh were present
for the Mervice and tho reception
which followed. An altar 6t flow-f-rn
and fern was arranged nt the
,"WeHt end of the Htudlo with Inll
candelabra fiirnlrthlnir the only
I Iff hi.
1'rofesso T. S. Itoberln played
. the Henedietlon Nnntual nn.,1 tho
wedding march on his Htndto org-nn.
Irs. Malcolm Itnmp nnng Spealts'
"All For You."
The bride wnn nltracllvo In her
Kown of white untin crepe enhnnc
cd with renl lace. Her mil length
t title Veil was tnM(-ntl tvltli orange
MoNsoniK and he carried a shower
of bride's rost'H.
Mrt. T. H. Itoberttt the matron
of honor, wore a lovely frock of
the names of the bunlnens men who
are nponsorinK the contest, write
your" choice of the best lK.st line for
the jingles, sign your name and ad
dress on each til the slips nnd mail
to the Jingleland Contest Kditor,
Oherver,( before H n. in. next Mon
day.
NnmcH of this week's winners
will appear In (he Wednesday Ob
server next week, along with a new
series of jingh's.
) THE, SUPERB SPECTACLE
ivi 1080 PEOPLE, INCLUDING
THE CHINESE BEAUTY
LOLA LEE CHONG
TUSK0iHt MIGHTY TUSKO
THE TWO MASTODONS
THE LARGEST BEASTS THAT WALK THE
EARTH TODAY
Thansportcd in Two Spkiai.lv Constructed R.RCars.
KUNKHARDTS EQUESTRIAN MIDGETS' ! ..
1.4. tim unncrticu conu dauadia i'.
lilGGEST TRAVELING ZOO
ON EARTH rSsi .1
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY
IHioim Opi'ii I and II I". .M. ll.MX oil SM I X Kliiili'iillilnlnrinf
iiodits ol'i:. i nml i. m. uai.n on smxi:
Mwitu "ii S:ili Cin'iis Duy in (iluss limit Slnrc, Cor. Dnpot &
Hats at lA Price
All Summer Straw Hnta
Values 9Sc to $2.98
. Now SellinK For
,49c to $1.49
Norton's Kiddy Shop
Better Merchandise --- Lower Prices
V-"i i-l ui-.. .1 '
Do You Spend Hot Days
In A Hot Kitchen?
Crescent
Ii BAKING
ROADWAY
BEAUTY COMES
FROM HEALTH
Fashions Now Emphasize the
Natural Healthy Figure
VANENGt
La 13 ran le. Ore., Grace Bids.
1406 Adams,
DANCE SETS
LaJiri nntilne ttroadololh
- dance itfts In uHHorlment of
. fancy nt ripen.
: Only 98
A irreat change has rome over the
world of fashion. The slim and
angular fiRure is growing lens
popular.
I'crhaps this is partly due to the
warning of medical specialists that
thousands of women and girls were
ruining their health by extreme re
ducing diets. Part of it may be due
to a more sensible trend in style.
All the world knows today that
beauty cumes from health.
The health of the public is in the
hands of the women. If man were
left to his own devices, he might eat
few foods, and those improperly
cooked. Monotony in diet and even
tually bodily disorders would result.
Sugar Is a great ally of women in
preparing a varied, balanced diet
that is not only healthful, but de
lightful to the taste and welcomed
by every member of the family.
tarn the value of a dash of
sugar in making cerealR delicious.
Use a sprinkling of sugar to encour
age the ingestion of grapefruit and
other healthful, fresh fruita. A
little sugar makes stewed fruits de
lightful to the palate. And now
four women cooking experts have
rediscovered the old secret of using
a dash of sugar in vegetables while
they are cooking in a small amount
of water. You will hardly recog
nite vegetables cooked in this proper
way. They are fresher, more color
ful, and the vegetable flavors are
developed to a new point of perfec
lion. Remember also ice cream,
vakes. cookies and candy for dessert
A bit i.f iweet makes the meal com
plete. The Sugar Institute.
The wire. who spends most of
these linl summer tlnyn In a hot. L
kllrhen prc'iuirlilg tlualN rincsii't
gel nny too imicli enjoyment out
oi the- summer months.
Your huhnml takes a. vara- (
tton from the ulTIre, store or
.shop why hhouliln't. you tnkd ,
mi ticcnslnnni -nr-utlon from the .
work of pii'iinrlng meals? You :
ran have your ilieills . nt . llio:
Nneujauca. Wilier lu.llio pleas.,
nut main illiilnir iwim or Iho
eoiiMiili'itt OitTee Shop nt no
, grealer oH'nse Ihnn lulling nt
home. (IcimI food servtHl ill an
liltrui'tlve, unusual hotel.
.' ,ri' (k (. iiJ U .-Hi-.
wm hit Jti: ,.ix' pf",
Sacajawea Inn
'Points the Way to Bolter Things."
casts its vote for
o.Gs;
How Near Do The Products of Unior
County's Farms and Factories
Supply Your Needs?
Y"u fun Win One ir Thcc
I'.y lislintc tlin Himio MihIp ami' llninp firnwn l'r(nliictH I'sfd by
Vitur Ktiniily atnl wriliiiK .'i let! r-r. nit t I'XffM'il 300 uuniM kImIItih
"Why our fa tiilty spi-ml.s ii U;nio imII;u'm ho tln-y Uff rinulnt inn
in rnit'ii Cintniy,"
FIRST PRIZF, ? 10.00
SECOND PRIZF $5.00 THIRD PRIZE $2.50
fiivfii ly thf I'lilnn f'minty Dfvflnpintnt I.mimuc1. ('ontfHt rlnir,
mi.lnlL-ht July 31ft. Three Jiulire.H, oil"1 to he eleclPil by pneh of iho
rollowin,,' Mtyaiiii'iitlftnH, the I'nion routity I'omntia iraiif;e, the
l':irent-Te.-irhern AKorliiMon, nml tin? Out ml I,iilnr '.ninel will
iwnrd the prizi-t4. I'rlw winnlnK letters to ho pnhlisliefl.
MANUFACTURKD PliODUCTS
Articles nuintif.'ieiiired from wood, rlay, Iron, nunt, lenthrr, rinent,
Inlry, urain nnrt fill iooil proihi'.'tM or any ot her pi 'Mlm iH inmic In
I'nion County.
SERVICE INDUSTRIES
Inrlmlinfr print Intr, Innri'lry, HkIu nnd power, nnd Ihe prnditetH
tf Hlmflar tndustrlen.
FARM PHODL'CT.S
Milk, luttr, frnli, fttu. veHPtnlilrM ami nil oilier prodneis or
t'nloii County l-'rirnm.
Increast! Vour List for tho N;xt J50 Days
Sep how InrtfM you can rurdic it In fore July .list
Union County Development League
Hc'iflqwirtors La Grande, Oregon
S. L. Thompson, Manager
Address Letters Sacajawea Hotel
What Union County Makes Makes Union County
Certified public accountants report
choice of 2,003 New Yorkers in
test of the 4 leading cigarettes
. t
,.5 .
We herchy certify that we aupervliecl
and audited a public "concealed name"
Usl of the four leading clftureltc brands
al 1741 HriKidway, New York City, dur
ing the period nf March 2 In March 5,
I '121, InrliMlve. The (eit wan open to tha
lieneral public. Kvcryonc who dlepped
Into the display room wan Invited to
i.nmke one each of the 4 "masked"
brands and to Indicate which cigarette
bit taste liked best. Wc further certify
that the following Rtiminary correctly
nets forth tbecomplet e result Hof this tent.
I1HANI)
III. II I. OF l
"Brand X"
"Ilrand Y"
"llrand '."
Total
pirst cmiit'.r.S
(D
ill
4.10
4.0
RKSUI.T
30
2'. '
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Accountants and Anirroitii
"NOT A COUGH IN A CARLOAD"
l! c 4 Iu.ihr cifiarfm's hiuskcJ to conceal tlieir identity
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