La Grande evening observer., July 11, 1929, Image 5

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v 1 Local News In Brief
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Miss Vernon III
Word was reeeived In the city to
day, that Mis Kleunor Vernon,
l.a Grande High whoril teacher in
reeoverini? wit teiJielorliy from an
operation to whl'h k)m suhuiitted
three weeks ajjo in Seattle, her
home city. A recent physical exnm
inatitm revealed a tumor and the
operation was for its removal. M !.
Vernon's many friend, la I .a
Grande are Kind that she is recov
ering ho nicely, ng reports had been
current on the street to the con
trary effect. 1
Driving to Spokane
Mrs. W. c. 1'erIUns. her -son
"lair, and her m-ice .MarBueritte
MeOleiiuInt;. of l.a Grande, left
this morning by car for Hpokune.
Miss McGlennlng Is reiuming 1 to
her home in l.ewlston, Mont., after
spending the past tew months with
her nunt. stie will spend the bal
ance of the slimmer vacation thcrft
and Mrs. i'erkins and her son will
return in a few days.1"
Divine llealinu
I Hvine healing services will be
held tonight at the tent meeting,
according to reports from the
Lighthouse Gospel mission. A good
crowd was in' attendance' last night
when Mr. Hansen spoke. Ilr was
joined by M r. Jensen, who con
ducted t he m listen I program. M r.
and Mrs. Oscar Wood, of linker,
musicians are expected here either
tonight or tomorrow night.
: l.ectuns Hrl'iiit t'lnss
r- K. Itussell Hcott, scout exrcn
f live for Keasteru Oregon, lectured
J- Tuesday at "the KuMtern Oregon
J Normal hefpre Miss Walter's class.
.Mr. Scott explained Ihe boy scout
movement, the relalion if the hoy
jFscout.s to. the comminiity and how
X leach.ers might assist wljli (he car-
rvmg out of the program of the
organization.
Has Accident
Jerry Keown, son of M'r.- and
Mrs. Kverott Keown, met with min
or injury Wednesday evening,
when he was accident ly hit on the
head Willi a hnnnuer, by his older
brother. He was immediately rush
ed to a' doctor who dressed the
wound. He is reported better to-dn.
- Kcltiru front Canada
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Camp and son
Jack, have returned from a two
" weeks vara I ion trip in Canada.
They visited relatives, fit Calgary,
J and then continued their trip to
T lianff and the famous Lake Louise,
in the 'a nad la n Nat iona 1 I 'n rk.
i They madf tlie trip by car and re-
I port good roads except where eon-
struetlon work was in progress.
I To have Trli
-Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Maring, of La
Grande, are leaving ' tomorrow
morning for Seattle. They are mo
toring to the Wiisjilngton poast
camping eh routA? 'L'liey 'w'lTPvTsTt
his mother, Mrs. Laura Maring nnd
his sister, Mrs. It. Kulng, of Seat
tle, for a few days and return to
this city In about two weeks.
Hero froinMilinn
x Mr. ami Mrs. Hen Oshonrne; of
Milton, arrived In La Grande re
cently. They are here visiting their
daughter Mrs. C. D. Putnmn for a
lew days. Mr. Osliourne and Mr.
Piiimau, left this morning for Vin
cent, where they will . spend tho
day fishing and return tomorrow.
iijunl Tuesday
Dale ti. Dietrich was Injured
Tuesday at Ihe Howman-Hicks log
t ;
breal
'A place
A log fell and rolled on hiin
king his left thigh In three
places. It was 2ii minutes before the
log could be removed from him,
lie is getting along nicely now at
the Grande Itonde hospital.
turn to Portland
Mr. ami Mrs. A. C, Sejiute and
i lighter. Gladys, and Mrs. Hon
Pherson, who have been visiting
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Adolph KiegriM for the past few
days. ft-turned to t heir homo in
Portland this morning.
Here I'rom California
M iss I 'en rl 1 'epper, of Los A n
geles, arrived In t his city yester
day noon. She w III spend several
weeks visiting her sister, Mrs. K.
( J . K i r) iy . - M i ss I 'e p per will then
-nniiuu her trip to Klat Head.
Mont., where she will make her fu
ture home.
I Eel urns hom Porllaml
OHTonl St-itz, who Ikih heen nt
temllnK uieflienl .si'hool in Port
l;inl. ami who hml four yni'H of
pre-meilles ot the rniv-rlty of
Oi'con. arrivi'il in La Ct ramie tlii.
ntorniim. lie will vlrlt his parents
Mr. an) .Mrs. civile It. Sella and
f rlenilM.
);paim'.mi:t sroi:i;s
IN THE WBST
5tor No. 1 3
7.n flmnrle, Ore.
Child's Play Sirts.
cm
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pom o si n s
i.vnox M ITS
Two in w iiunfnier pllty par
nientK !iiii' to nlase the
you nosier.
98 and ?1.2f)
iloro fniii Kt. Taul, Mlu. . 1
Harry Itunyon, of Pt. Taut,
Minn., is here on business for a few
days. He arrived In l.a Grande tills
morning. Mr. Hunyon liat just re
turned from a trip through 1 all- ,
fornia and reports that the people !
In l.a Otande should appreciate the I
climate as compared to that of (
('lifornla.
j
Drlvo to Portland
.Mr. and .rs. K. C. Herdnser
laughter. Itlanehe nmi.Ainnei, ;
of I .a Grnndo, nre driving to Port
land tomorrow. They will ripen d a
1 week there and Mr. Herzinger will
attend the Oregon Life Insurance
convention.
Ih-lvo ti linker ' -
Mrs. Itobert Smith and her
daughter, Mildred, and Miss Flor
ence. Sullivan - of l.a Grande, are
driving to Maker this afternoon.
They wilt visit friends and return
lo l.a tirande this evening.
Go to Wallowa I-ake
Mrs. Hal Hohnenknmp, and chll- t
dren, Alif.i ami Jimmy, Mrs. A. I
Dean of Portland, and Mrs. Wil- j
Hani Casey and daughter, Dorothy, j;
of La Grande left this morning for
Wallowa Lake. They will spend a
few days at the lake.
Aivepls Position .. .
- Hoyd Peterson has accepted a
position with W. P. Mohr. at Sum
ner, Wash. He lias just recently re
signed his position at-rthe (Jrande
Konde Meat companly. His famllv
will leave for Sumner later In tho
summer.
To Preach Sunday ,
, Rev. J. It. Needham will preach
at the Methodist church, South,
both morning and evening,. It was
announced today. Tho.lU.t. Mr.
Hurgoyne, who has been serving
the pastorate for a number of
years Is attending school.-' v
To linvo Party
The young people
of the baptist'
church nre planning a splash par-,
ty" at Had hi in Hp rings tomorrow
evening at 5::m o'clock. Those who
attend tluv party ni'e to bring a
basket lunch and meet at tthe
church at that time.
Go to Wallowa- , j
Mrs. Charles Smith and her son. i
t Kenneth, of Portland, arrived in j
j La Grande this morning. They nr!
now on their way to Wallowa,
whore they will spend a few days j
visiting at the home of Mr. and j
Mrs. James Melnroe.
Now
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J. CAIIL laiMMil
I nleinr Talklin;
m I SiuuliiK TH
iiiiiph (-oiHbiiilii'4
the siar ami lUis of
Ihe .ii-t;r.-ll Mini
mi Comeily with nil
Dm Meeiht-c th-ama
of Lilim IVrlierN
In-ill1, li'.loii; nrtie.
Hero fir the Day
.Mm. W. A. Hansen. Itnth, I'hyl
lis nml-Kloivnce. of Meaehnin, ar
rived in l.a Grande this mornlns.
Thty are attending the eireus ami
will rot urn to their home in Moat-ham
this I'vening.
Ties with Girl
Sam Southall, who participated
In The Observer .llmflehirid con
test last week, tied with .lean
1'ldeock for first in the Mtir.Marr
contest, and also w ill receive a
dollar. Is wan announced today.
itcuirn from l'ortlnml
,lr. and Mrs. it. J. Kitehen nmU
tliyir ilaiiKhier. Thelmn, and Mar-
Jorie Condit have returned from
u motor trip to Portland. They
hnvr- heen away from l.n Grande
.about a week.
: 1'Yom Perry
j Mrs. I,. P. I.e Gore and her son.
j P. I.e Gore, of Perry, an spend -j
lug today in l.n Grande. They have
j recently ,returned from Savnnah,
Mo., where her son underwent an
. operation. 1
j Here from New York City
I Karl Stoddard of New Jfork City,
i spent yesterday in La Grande vlsit
j ing relatives and friends. He left
j last evening tor linker on busl
I ness trip. M. Stoddard was form-
rly of this city.
,.rp from Holse
Mr nn(1 ,m,.Si j. m. Hnrtong. and
tilHl. cillUKhtora. Il.'len and Vircin-
ia, of .lloise, arrived in La Grande
yesterday. -They are here for a
short trip.
Leave for Portland
Mrs. W. M. Aschenbrenner and I
her daughter. Opal, and Clara
Young, of Knterprise, left . ' last
evening for Portland. They will la
in western Oregon for two weeks
visiting friends.
Helurns from Portland
, M iss Gertrude Wagner, who Is
employed at tho La Grande public
llhrary, has returner from a three
weeks vacation in Portland. Sho
reports ii very pleasant trip.
Itetiiru from Portland'
Mr, and Mrs. Donald ltohan re
turned from Portland this morn-
ing. They have heen visiting her
mother and Irlends !or the past
week.
Leaves for Porllaml
Dr. W. P. McAdory left last
evening for Portland. He will at
tend the medh'al association -con-
vent ion and return to La Grande
In a few days.
Here hum lloardmnn
K. 1L Denson, of lioardinan, was
in l.a Grande recently on business,
Mr. Denson was formerly owner of
11 grocery store In Meacham and
Playing
STAIEICIMi
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE
Ij now torn ted
Hon ril nm n.
on a farm near:
Hen" front Kuniela
Mrs, W. il. Wlese and daughter,
of Kuineta, arrived In this city this
morning. They will spend the day lev
visiting relatives and friends audi
return this evening, j II
Stark, of
l'Vun Hoisc
l.eo J. Fa Ik, and ' Mr.
rtolse, drove to l'l jrande
this
morning. They are here on business
with the X. K". West ' department
store. The store witl'he taken over
by I-'alks in August.
Co to the Dalles
i Mrs. 11, (1. Voreiss and her son.
Herbert, of l.a Grande, left last
evening for Portland. They will
visit her mother for a few days and
return to this city Saturday.
On Vaealhm
Ksther Woods, of Soda Springs,
Ida., Pauline Stoop, of Wallowa,
and Dorothy Hlggins, of La
Grande, left here by car for Port
land and Seaside. They will he
away u week.
I'Vm lortlaiMl
Caret Wilson, arrived In I.a
Grande this morning from Port
land .He will spend two months
visiting Mr. and .Mi's. Clarence
llichards at the Horse Unnch, near
i
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HI TO DA) ONLY Q
ii "TERROR j:
'I . MOUNTAIN" S;
' l.'ltlYKII.' iiAintn .TD-1
Ma B Plea-e -t II at (lie ho of- I 9
m il TICK lOT to see Tenor B
p Mounlaiii. ;
Outstanding Values
' MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS.
.Clearing prices that hring savings of practically half Summer
suitable for Fall wear. Fine range of sizes. Values up to $27.50
$12.95 - $1 1.95 - $17.95
MEN'S SHOES
woiniorful haek anil Inn chKk immI Vi
Viiliu-H iin-
Iiliichii-
llfflM
and Udl lull well
$i.-15
V'OM EN S FOOT W E A H
Tit ' he wni.i rl ly pmt t lie wontii n "f
luHhlnn ytcpH hdiid -in-linml with tnyle
inid .seiirdhility, iiikI wi- pnnidty l (s
phiv fin I new faKhleim In l-'mti wear
$2.89 - $3.95 - $ 1.95
Thrifty buyers are looking to us for their needs,
sell for less every business day of the year.
Destroyers Of Hinh Prices.
NEWTORKaTOR
"La
Ids Ttltnnm,
!
, . . . - . j n, A. Siabnd;, of Knterprlse,
To Imvo IMenltw- t arrived In I. it (Jrande yesterday. He
Tim Illne Mountain creamery spent the day on business and re
staff Is going to Covu this evening turned to his home in Knterprlse
for a picnic. They will spend the this morntnu.
enln'g swimming and picnicking.
'rout lliiiiihiginu
Mr. and Mrs. H. Kleklln. of
Huntington, were In Grande
today, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Kicklin. of Vnlon.
'At I'onceiitlon t
lr. c. S, Moore has gone to
j Portland to attend the meeting of
; tho American Medical association.
J Ho will return Naturdny morning.
Al tending Convention j
I )r. a ml M rs. A. L. It Iclui rdson
are among the La Grande visitors
ut tho convention of the American
Medical association.
lteturn to In Grande
i lr. and Mrs. C, It. Cauthnrn re
turned last evening from n short
j visit to Spokane. The trip wa-t
; made by car.
JULY SPECIALS
Straw Hats
1. I
Rayon Athletic
Union ,
$1.00 x
$2.00 Golf Hose
$1.00
All Luggage
Reduced 20
Army Shoes
' $3.95
iH
hoIch nnd
ruhher
to $5.-15
MEN'S WORK CLOTHES
Union Label Painter Overalls ..: $1.25
Strontr, well made Men's Work Pants
...1 $1.50 - $1.75
Men's Whipcords in tan and grey $2.50
Men's Khaki, heavy weight 98?
Heavy Police Suspenders -19?
Iilue and grey chambray Work
Shirts, triple stitched 39?
Mack and Brown Sox that will wear 5?
Police, and Firemen's Work Sox, 15?
2 for
(irande's Underselling Stoi
l'mm Knierurl
I
i
: Hero from Ktamatlt Mills
, Mr. and Mrs. It. n. Hnrtenhowor,
who have been in K la mat h Kn lis
for the past few months, are here
on business for a week.
DRANG E
Cooling . , .
delicious . . . satis
fying. Tree Tea
gives the perfect
i iced tea flavor.
Suits
PEKQ0
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NEW SHIRT STYLES
.Iiit In! New Hhipnmnt of ailvnuee uhlrts-
line )iitterus and excellent nwilei'lulw. New
niii:-ioiiii cnlliir-iiiliu'lieil style
95- $1.49 to $3.50
NEW HATS
I lsdiiylnt; I he niimt woiulerful and Hniit-de-a
line if tmiH we Imvo ever earrled
Sim i iiiul . Curl I trim pin In hn ndw full
and hied I nm tdtnpeH
$2.95 - $3.95 to $5.95
: :
.25?
We buy for less and
c;
. The liborltes scored a victory
in the, recent election lt Kngland,
but the Liberals hold the balancu
Much Whiter, Fresher, Cleaner
When the Laundry Does Them
Linens hack from the laundry have the new,'
crisp feel that delights the immaculate house-'
wife. She knows they are thoroughly cleaned,
aired and beautifully .ironed. It is so much .;
easier to send these things to the laundry, where
all the newest equipment makes short work of
laundering them., It is real economy, too, for.
there is no use spending exhausting hours and
wony on work that the laundry can do so
cheaply for you. ' . ,
, 1 ' Phone 56
Standard Laundry Co.
' "Wife Saving Station." -
1418 Jefferson
Rid your
home of
fllS
..a safe, stainless spray j
. . a simpler, better sprayer
2 PRAYS will kill (lies and
i J all right. That has been proven.
', And now Shell laboratories have over
i come the last objection to sprays. The
j new Shell Fly Spray is stainless.
i
i Used properly it disappears from
j walls and curtains every trace of it.
; You can spray it into closets, into wall
I cracks everywhere in the house with
j out making yellow, ugly stains.
! And the improved Shell Sprayer
I simply screws onto a full can of the
j spray. No tank to fill, no spilling or
i mussy handling. See these new home
I necessities at your stores or Shell sta-
tions today.
Page Five
, of .power. That1" HoundH "like one
; of those strategic triumph of the
I Mexleun revolution. - . ..
w if . .
La. Grande
The new Shell Sprayer
Screws onto the spray can
insects
FLY
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