La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 19, 1929, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, July 19,-1929 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Tliree I I Society News ilrs. Hodffin Will Go On University Cruise to Alaska .Mrs. John S. JlodKln is planning- leave J.ii Grande about tho first August for Portland where she ill spomi a few days, ; and on UKUst seventh will hoard the W-ial train from KuRono bearing indents who will, us will Mis. odKin, tako tho "University uisV to Alaska. The outing and liuly planned is most fascinating, nd while Airs. Hodgiu says, she 111 have-much more to tell about when she returns thun she ever reams of now, sho is having much easiire in. tho anticipation of the jperience. At Seattle tho party Jfl board the steam,er 'Queen" liich lias been chartered for tho Jp, and will sail August 7. , - , (The first stop is to bo ut ,Vic ria where in three hours, ; the udents are to be feted by -. city fieials. The second stop ,is at tchikan for four hours, then raiigell, l'etorsbiii'K. where the iku glacier 'will Io visited. At ' (meaii, the party will spend six ntrs with an opportunity lo lake side trip to the Mendwihall gla-k-r. At Kkagway next, a fall day in been scheduled, for several furs have been allowed to make i I rip to beautiful Luke 13onnett. I Nitka, the first over night stop 11 be made. Here the museum 111 be open for inspection, the rcshytcrian misnion school will bo If I'lUlll tlllll Ul llll JIUIII IE ui - (rest visiled. The party will turn pmeward again after the stop at Ilka. One week will be spent in further udy on the campus after arriving ju:k at Kugene. This is a study 5p, and six credits are earned by use who elect three subjects. Tho it of passengers is limited to 100, (id there is at present . a long hiling list. In tho parly will be .Jdetits from all over tho United jutes. MiM lona Juno Harriman, ome economics instructor in tho u U ramie high school who ia tending the stimiuor ut her home i Portland, will be another niem !T of the party. Mrs. Pierce Speaks At Normal School LOCAL NEWS their pluns for (heir frolic to be held In September and also dis cussed plans for tho re-decoration of the hall. Hero from l:x-lio Mrs. J. A. Crroupe, of Echo, waa an 1 ou-of-town . visitor In La Grundo yesterday. "The Value of Knowing Hooks, and the Use of The State Library" was the subject of nn address de livered yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Walter M. Pierce before the stu dents In Miss Walter's class In "School and Community," at tho summer session of the Kastern Oregon Normal. The address was one of much practical worth to the class. Immediately following this, Mrs. Tierce was one of the speakers ut the Union County Pio neer association 'annual gathering. Mrs. Pierce's services as a public speaker have been greatly in de mand during the months of her residence in tho valley. Enjoyable Party At Baxter Home A party of young people were guests Wednesday evening of Max liaxter, who entertained at the t. J. Iiaxter Dome, flames of vari ous kinds and refreshments went to make up a very happy evening for the Misses Frances Miller, of Portland, Ola May Hough, Hat ha i a Coolidge, .Naney Guild, Norma Hanks, Janet Hinguor and Helen Marx, 'Kenneth Webb, Glen Vox, Howard Lyman, KamMshby, IYf-e-man Klmrnel, Stephen Mat on," Da vid Hialt and Max Maxtor. Pmut Seattle Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Hopkins and family, of Seattle, arrived In Ltf Grundo yesterday. I IU'tiu-11 from rorihuul I Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Hunt and ; their daughter, Joan, have return ed from u motor trip to Portland and tho coast. Miss Hunt has been visiting relatives i Kugeno for the past few weeks. They report a very pleasant drive. From Hillsltoro George W. Breeding, of Hills boro, spout yesterday in La Grande shopping. Visit From Iong lleaeli Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dean, of Long Reach, were the guests of Colonel and Mrs. F. H. Ivanhoe during the early part of the weok. Hero .From Kansas Mrs. H. M. Heasty is hero from Wellington, Kan., and will spend tho summer at tho' home of her son, J. F. Heasty, on Spring Ave. Meeting- Postponed Tho Goodwill club of the Wom en's Relief corps, has postponed its meeting until Aug. 1 3.. The nu'eting will bo held at Riverside park. AYollowa Visitor Miss Kathleen McClaran, of Wallowa, spent Thursday ami Friday visiting hero with her sis ter. Mrs. Albert R. Currey, and friends. Miss MeClaran returned homo Friday evening with Miss Edith Shell, of Wallowa, who spent a few hours here. ' Here from Vale, Ore. If. C. Williams and Jack Wea ver, of Vale, Ore., spent yesterday in La Grande. They left this city this morning. Fulls from Cherry Tree Mrs. Jim Stacey, who resides at istil Jackson street, fell from u broke, her shoulder bono. Here Tim Xew York Clly Mrs, H. J. Stephens, of New York City, is In La Grande, visit ing her sister, Irene Kbert. Shu was formerly Miss Sylvia Glass of this city. Mrs. Stephens has been living in New York for the past four years and she and her sister, Irene, will return together. Guests From California I Mr. and Mrs. Heudeliourek nr- I rived in La Grundo yesterday morning to visit her mother, Mrs. Mlollie liuek and her sister. Mrs. Ilrven lira in we 11. Mrs. lleude ! Uourck Is best known in La Grande 'as Hazel Huck. Her husband is a ralroad man In lleiiicia, Cal. Mrs. liramwell and son, Klehard. met then In Portland In their car and thev all came back together, r porting a very pleasant trip. This' Is Mrs. HeudeBourck's first visit in this part of the country. 11 on to from l'ortland Mrs. A. H. Singleton and her' daughter, Frances, returned on train No. 24 yesterday morning j from Portland whore tfcoy had been since Wednesday for medical i treatment for Frances. She has improved so that surgery will noi bo necessary at present, according to her mother. Iteturn to Portland Mr. and Mrs. .Louts Kbert luivo returned to their home In l'ort land after visiting here with friends and relatives. They form erly made their home here. Mr. Kbert is with tho National Thea ter Supply company!. His sister, Natalie Kbert and Mrs. Dal Huds peth accompanied them to Port land and will visit there. Miss Kb ert will be away about 20 days visiting friends. Will Use Plane In Search For Missing Heiress FAIUFIKLD, Salano county, Cal., July 19, (AP) An airplane was to bo enlisted "today in tho search for tho missing Ire no Wolf skill. 55, millionaire member of a pioneer Salano county family, as theories of violence cast a tdnster light on the mysterious disap pearance of tho heiress from her ranch near hero fivo days ugo. Coincident with tho return from the hunt last night of fifty men w ha have tramped the hills ot . two counties In fruitless search for the missing woman, came the belief expressed by Malt A. Wolf skill, a brother, of San Francisco, ! that his Bister is the victim of kid- napers. An opposite theory was presented, however, by Ney Wolf skin, , another brother, of Los An geles. At n conference last night With Sheriff John H. Thornton and A. W. Huchman trust officers of the Los Angeles bank In whleh Miss Wolfskin has. $soi),oaa on de posit. Ney Bald he believed his sis ter to he dead from exhaustion in the hills. Sheriff .Thornton was reluctant to accept either theory, inclining to the belief that the missing heiress is still alive and In hiding near the ranch to avoid a "family row." Ill feeling, which is known to have existed between the Wolf skin brothers, the sheriff declar ed, might have influenced the sis ter, who lived in seclusion, to avoid their company. Whatever may bo tllo reason PUTJVIANS La Grande's Exclusive. Eeaily-to-Wear , . and Millinery for their client's disappearance, j Ihichman said last night, the bank officials ii to "vitally" .interested in locating her and are willing to spend $10,000 to that end. j A reward of $1,000 was posted by the trust officer with Sheriff Thornton who was Instructed to employ expert trackers ami any other means ho believed neces It -Pays to Adverliso in tho Observer. ChlnMMit mid Foot 1 Specialist. Dr. L. B. Eaton It. C. P. (Practice limited to the, foot) For 15 years one of tho lead ing ('liiroMHllsts of Portland, will In at tho Ilob Simp. Smith btdg., iierusH from Klks Club for a short time. Phone 'Main 577 Tor apioliitmouts. IvYumlunlions J-Yee, In Halter YesU'rday Mrs. Harry Gibson and daugh ter, Lendre, and granddaughter, Miss Klois Waltz, went to Baker j yesterday where .they attended the funeral of -Miss Waltz' father,. Clil ford WalU, who was killed In an auto accident Saturday night on tho Old Oregon Trail north, of Raker when his car struck anoth er machine parked along the highway. Hero from Tort land Misses Kvolyn and Wilma Mays, of Portland, arc in this city. They are spending a few days vis iting at the home of Miss Sally Slegrlst. They were formerly of La Grande and their father is now a druggist in Portland Seattle Man, 70, Hale And Hearty If anyone told you that one ngle medicine hud relieved tens ' thousanls of suffering men and omen in all walks of life of their ealth troubles and that 11 had put lousands of men and wosen. here. carl ;. KKili HOI I A H'ore unable to find relief, back i work il would sound iui ossihle wouldn't it? I tut lhat is just what is Imppt n ig right here in I he no; I Invest, tid throughout the country ivhe-r-,-er t his celebrated medicine has mm) introduced. Not 'only has It ought I ht-se people new-found -ilt h and strength, but It has ought them new energy vitality id a new h-ase on life itwelf. Among the lat'-st to pay high iluilo to the . rninirkable powers ' Sui-gon, ! his new and epoch -fiking medicine, is Carl G. Ilich mfeii, G J 14 Carlton Ave., Seattle, r. Hichthofeii has lived In Se Me for tw-n1y years. He recently Id: "When my friends (ell me how rung and lively I seem, 1 am lick lo letl tin' into give Sutgou ul Sarguu Soft Mass Pills all the edit, . "For years my stomach caused e so much trouble I was afraid eal, because I hud the shortness breath, dizzy spells and heart irn after every meal. 1 wasn't k enough to go to bed and call doctor, but I just wasn't right. 1 v it got a. good sound nights ep, and 1 lust weight, always felt d in lite mornings, and was weak i I played not generally. "No mr lie) pes I ti h d gave me iy lasting benefit until 1 look the rgon treatment. Now, 1 eat and (,loy hearty meals, every bit of Mimch trouble has left me. and 1 uitriy fee years younger. My ii-voasness Is gone, I sleep fine, ;d H is marvelous t In way my 'engih and energy returned. I am Inlng weight ever y h(y, and I .dt hell nr. sb-t'p and k1 better. nu I have in years. The Saigon .'atinent is a marvelous medicine, never would have believed that y im (Heine could have taken a rson 70 years old and do so much r them. Sargon Soft Mass Pills acted n! jst like muKlce. They stimulated v liver and rid nu of biliousness ihoni nausea or sickness of any nd. I htm never dizzy, my toncue cleared and my color is ru My d healthy." Sal gon may be obtained in -I-a and" from the Pd Cnms Dr:i(f ore. Ad'-. STEVENS-'AW EKftf CO : '3inigP' La Grande. Ore.. Grace Bldg. - I4IIG Adams, SILK HOSIERY m;v sua i u s Hosiery shades to match your complexion that is ' fashions latest whim Keleclyours from our large collection of the newest lories. 9S ICiigles Meeting Tho Eagles and the 'Ladies aux iliary held their regular m&ting last evening at the lodgo hall. The. auxiliary made plans for a cooked food sale. The men completed La Grande . ONE NIGHT Mon. July 22 . In a Big Tent. Located back of New Kolcy H.ill.lhiu. L. V. II. IlollkumpM "Famous Smart : Set Minstrels'? 50 PEOPLE 50 - U'k Shows (n on Minlrvlu und MiiKfcat Comedy. Aiiii:i) ri:,vn ii;s: -. 10 Jiiuicing and SininK Cruolo Hi-own Kkin lleautleH. Till! Kamotig Smart Set Hroad caHtiiifr Hand ltadlo Hlara from SliUlon KT1IS. National I'ark Hot SprliiKH Ark. First Time In La Grande-. 1'01ULAK I'UICI-lk Juvenile Books "Books Good to (Grow on" "Polaris," the story of an Eskimo Dog by Ernest Harold Baynes $1.50 "Adventures of Twinkly Eyes," the Little Black Bear, by Allen Chaffee , $1.25 "Mother Stones," a collection of interesting stories to be told or read to children bv Maud Lindsay $1.50 "Lqtty," the study of a child, by Rose Fyleman....$2.00 "Fables of Aesop," illustrated by ( lUaitland Howard $1.00 "The Monkey That Would Not Kill," by Henry Drummond .'.$1.25 '"For the Children's Hour," a book that covers the entire field of supplementary literature $1.75 "Wild Animals at Home," by - Ernest Thompson Seton -.$1.00 "The Christmas Reindeer," by Thornton Burgess $1.00 "The Little Wooden Doll," by Margery William Biamo $1.00 "Joanna Gray," for girls from 10 to 15 years $1.75 The Famous "OZ" books, 22 volumes, each $1.75 Ted Scott Flying Series lor boys, 10 to 15 yrs., each 50c "Charlie and His Kitten Topsy," by, Hill Maxwell $1.00' La Grande Book & Stationery , - Company 1114 Adams Ave. We Take Subscriptions for all Magazines kui:i vixi iu:.iiii jwys i.ilv dividuxus Dr. Belle Myers Chiropractor I lours 2 to 0 At 7 to 8 West Jarohson Itldg. La Grande, Ore. Meat Groceries Cor. Cedar and Washington Cup Custard 'iB'ae Slimmer Cookie-CakeThat Keeps Indefinitely Don't keep the home fires baking all summer. Serve Cup Custard Cookie 'Cakes. They are cake and confection combined and keep indefinitely. Order by name from your grocer. One nf the cTfCcmy RU- famous Qookic-Qakcs TI'UBLU BISCUIT CO. Sp"tte, WW, Stn'.'.U SA TURD A Y & MON DA Y VALUES Roasting Ears 39c doz. 1 lh. Bakers Sweetened Cociinut IJ5 Svvansdown Cake Flour 32 Siiinach, large can 19 1 lb. School Boy l'eanut Butter 25 Fig Bulk Salad Oil Good! Powdered Sugai1, 3 lbs : 25 Van Camj)S Catsup, bottle Walla Walla Tomatoes, 2 lbs 25 Elgin's, 1 11) 25 New Potatoes, 10 lbs 30 Crab Meat a H. can Sardines, oval tins; 2 for 25 Clorax, 2 bottles 30 Multi Malted Jlilk, 2 cans 59 Seeded Dates, bulk; pound 20 Tillamook Cheese, pound 35 Chocolate Candy, pound 35 Lunch Meats, Fresh Dressed Friers, government inspected beef, fresh dressed veal and pork. Vocltz eggs, in Ucuco cartons, are the best. g Main 759 Owning our own store and delivery, 'loing most of our own work buying our merchandise right, no losses and quick turn-overs, are a few of the many rea sons why Joel's undersell -- AND AFTER ALL Isn't it the many little things added, together that really counts? F0R INSTANCE Trading Piggly Wiggly way, little savings on near ly everything you buy, consistent savings, every day in the week until when a month has passed you find that these savings have amounted to from five to ten dollars. And you have the privilage of personal selec tion. . - Coffee '"" Piggly Wiggly Special 1 lb. bag 3 lb. bag 12 $1.2 1 Del Monte 1 lb. can 51 1 lb. can $1.06 Marshmallows Fireside and Sugar Puff 1 lb. in carton .L22 Angelus 12 oz. (regular 25c size) 200 11 -11 UK' : . ou..: ... j . ; ran mason MISS-LOU No. 1 can 170 DUN BARS No. 1 can 170 Perfect Seal Jar Rubbers Doz. 5c Guest Size Ivory Soap Carton.of 12 bars 190 VAN CAMPS FAMOUS FOODS Pork & Beans 3 medium size cans 290 Catsup Small bottle 130 Large bottle 180 Hominy Large Size Cans 2 for ...250 I WHITE KING BUBBLE BALL Made of real live ruU)cr. PLAY EXERCISE HEALTH For all the family. We will have them in stock sooh. Snowflake Sodas Small Package. Medium package J30 200 Armours Polled Meat Small cans, ( for 250 Snowdrift 1 lb. can 2 II). can 3 lb. can .280 530 .780 Thompsons Mailed Milk Chocolate Flavor 1 lb. can 500 Crisco 1 11). can 280, 3 lb. can 790 B & M Oven Baked Beans No. ' can lf0 No. 1 can 170 Armours Star Hams 1 lb. Half or whole 320 Armours Veri best Boneless Pigs Feet 1 pt. glass jar ....350 Tiny Tots Norwegian Sardines No. I, can 190 North Star Norwegian Sardines No. can 150 CLICQUOT CLUB GINGERALE Pale Dry or Golden the one you all know. Regular size bottle 2 10 Small bottles, 2 for 250 Bring your P. and G. Soap Coupons to our stores. We will redeem them gladly. t. The P-A- Piggly Wiggly Go.