La Grande evening observer., July 19, 1929, Image 5

Friday, July 1'.), 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE;
Page Five
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Local News In Brief
AUIIin-lntlior
.Mrs. I.. A. Young- nnl hfr son,
Lawrenci1. of l.a .(irtunle, nro
Micmlinx st' vera I w-fk vifitlntr
f ,1ifi- iiinihfT, Mrs. Miller.
'On Way in l'.nlrrirs'
A -Miss .MHtlrnd Kuoich, of Pnrt
ilund. Is .sin'iiffhiK" sivi-j-ai tliiy-i vIr
; Tintf at lh homn of hvr paronts,'
Mv. anil Mrs. Hurl Kooteh.
ICt-liu-ii frmn Iho Luke :
Mr., anil Mih. Jlei-hert Pattfoon
luivo rocfiitly rclurni'il I'rom their
i rip to Wallowa l.nkr. They re
:j(iit ti very plonKiinl trip.
Ii-nvs in KntfTprlst
H. 1 'arki'i. of l.n firando,
Irovo to Kntcrprlsn this mnrnlht?
on business. Ho will return to this
t ii v UiiH evening.
Htallation o officer of tl)e Rc-
bekah's. Miss Grace tiieliOl was
installed as th musician and will
stif.rt her Kcrvici's nt the next Ke
bekah meeting.
Grunrie, after spending u few nays
nt WatlowR Uike. They were a--compiinled
by Mr. and Mr.' Kre.l
Vturnett of Boine. who are return
ing to Hotee today.'
(ini's to Poriland s '
Kdillt' Syring left this morning
t I'nrliitml I n a trip to Portland ami Scuttle, t
Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Appleby mo-t He will he trone two weeks on
tpred to Portland yesterday u(- I business. Miss La Vonne Wright
tcrnoou. They nre making a 'and Mr. Syring recently finnounc
short business trip and, will be 'd their engnieinent and expert to
none a few days. f he married when l(e returns. " (
Diifes Ki The Dalles
- Gifford Seit, who has been at
tending school In Portland, drove
to The Dalles yesterday afternoon.
He will spend a few days visiting
nt the brittle of CM r nth Wlllinrtw,.
who has visited in l.n Grande a
dew times. .
Here from linker ' '
11. Stilherhind. of linker.)
.spent yesterday hi La Grande vis- I
itlng ami on business. He return-
d to .Maker this morning.
Hero from urih Powder
I .lohn Zoeler, of North I 'owiler,
.) a rrived in La Grande this morn-'
, itiMT to spend the day shopping ami
Kiting friends. m will return to
.his home tills evening.
I la by Dany lner 1
M r. and Mrs. l.eni Uussel are
the proud 'parents of a ten potin 1
baity (1 tighter. The little girl was
born at the Grande Hondo hospit
al last evening.
Hero front I n km
.Mrs. J. I''. Hutchinson and her
daughter, of Union, spent, yes
terday la this city shopping and
vlHltlng.. They ecturned to their
home last evening.
IVnm AYalla Walla
A. I. Guth and J. W. I.aehlan.
of Walla Walla,, spent last even
ing In this city. They left La
Grande thin morning...
New Kniplnyo
Marie Const?., of Portland. Is
taking the place of Miss Doris
Irwin ni the Iteynaud Hoaiity'
Shop. . She started her work this
morning..
Go to Wullmva lke
George Moats and Charles Wal
niim, of Iji Grande, drove 1o Wal
lowa lake- last evening. They will
spend the remainder of the week
attending the Hpworth League in-
SilllllO,
lli'iuriis from Portland
Airs, A. H. Singleton and her
daughter, l-'riyiei-s. who havp been
In Pot tland for the past few dasvt.
returned to La Grande this morn
ing. Miss Frances Singleton re
eei ttl modioli treat menl nnd will
return to Portland in a few weeks.
SI-tiT Hen From CullfondM
Mrs. Frank Karls and her eon,
KIcliard, of Los Angeles, tal are
J guest for a few weeks at the home
of Mr. mid Mrs. 11. K. Cootldge,
j Mrs. Karls and .Mrs. Cool Id ye are
sisters.
.Motoring
Miss Patricia Healy, of Oftrien.
t'tah, ' and Mis Jane t'onnell, of
Oshkosh, Wis.,' nrrtvWl In La
Grande last evening, They are on
a motor trip ami left early this
morning.
COLONIAL
Hig Mums nt Small Prices
Adults i!le Children lc
NOW PLAYING
DON'T MISS IT!
Martin dohnson African Expedition Corporation
DANIEL E.POMEEOV Pres. presets '
WE SEASONS SENSATION
TODAY AND SATl llDAY
lleeolves .Medical t-ai
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Grow, of
Knter prise, spent yesterday in
tills city. Mrs. Grow-underwent an
operation on her nose.-They visit
ed Miss Agnes Gray last evening
and returned to their home this
morning.
f Wnrtl Itevoived '
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. A. Ostland and
t hei r fa m I ly a iff now loca t ed at
; Kort Dodge. Iowa. Mr. Ostland
was formerly a manager of one
tit the Servewol .stores In this city.
"They are planning a trip to North
Dakota and will -either return to
' Gillmore .or Kort Podge to live.
Go to Ha k or
Mrs. U. C. Mathis and her
datigtitor. .lime, of li Grande, left
this .morning for linker. They will
visit at the home of her father.
It. '. Mat his. and return tomor
row. .
Driving (o NntUiein Michigan
Mr. and Mrs. S. IV Crowe ana;
their sons, Hill ami Dick, of J .a
Chimin, are. leaving . tomorrow
morning on, a motor trip to
northern Michigan. They will vis
it M,r. Crowe's brother, William S.
to he gone about six weeks. They
have recently - returned from a
trip to Portland, after a low days
on business. ,
Keiuni from Wallowa Ijikc
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hurnett will
return this afternoon to L:i
Goes to Nrtmpa j
AHss Jane Van l-Illsberg returned
to tier home in Nam pa this morn
ing. She has been visiting her
friend. Mlfs 1-uuKse, for the )ast
thn-o weeks.
llei-e for a VUit
Miss Agnes Wilteox, of Portland,
I arrived in li Grande 1 his morn
ing. She will spend a. few days
visiting Miss Kreida Klofenstein
aid then will continue her trip to
her parents.
Gnosis I'l-om CoIoiimIo
Cidonel and Mrs. S. F, Ivanhoo
have as their guests Air. nnd Mrs.
Fred Kyer, of Golden, Colo.,' who
motored to La Grande for a two
week visit. Airs, lvanhne and. Airs.
Kyer nre listers. . - . .
VMW
SMMiI Action Thrills
luii! Km nance!
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MR-&MRSMARTIN '
JOHNSON'S
THRILLING DROMA
OF JUNGLE LIFE!
cri! IP VPflPC w;?.5cev
to make fanmJL .
it far a Lifetime I to cuniAiL-!lii2SJM
Also LIGHT OF INDIA AND NEWS
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.Mrs. AUi'fi. ItnhcTlH.in . pipsiilpil SVw f Ll l"l Sf
.11 ho Dhnio iliirlnK 1I.C rnvnt in- EjLl ti."ll 'A f
A.h.i.s mwim'M n"M"n NOW PLAYING
1CALL
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Kj Ell 'll.l.l; moutox . )'lw "'
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-IIDIi MMi Til II WINK" ,
1 ISiK Shows at tyw M T'iO
. VI SniiV. Prices : iWrfl tZJ
CATARRH
This Week Hundreds Invite This Man Size
Do You Know Why it Of Men' Like You Will Breeze Into Your
is so Easy to Buy a Like These New Suits Bedroom. New
A general belief, bordering upon superstition, is that '
:h ionic catarrh is inevitable to persons living in this
climate, and that nothing can be done for it. This is
far from being true if the right method is employed
for relief. ,
Catarrh is a chronic inflammation of the nostrils,, in '
most cases due to irritation of the nerves serving' that
uvea. When this irritation, occurring at the spine, is
removed .by Chiropractic spinal adjustments, the
;rouble usually clears up entirely.
l'y my chiropractic health method I correct diseases of
the eyes, ears, nose, throat, lungs, heart, stomach, liver,
kidneys, bowels and lower organs.
Consultation Free
. DR. J. E. WOODELL
20 Siminioi' lilila. llmi-s: !)..-, 7-S I M.'
Ilnuxn mils answered.
Bathing Suit at
Trotter's?
In hot weal ln-r I he men who nit
In hoxcH and tlid nwn who sit in
the blcnchi'i'H me all hrolhers under
I he
Tlenuse whatever you wish l .Von waul comfort and style
simply a matter of opening . an- ml so Oocn Hie other fellow.
other hoN,
Pajamas --
Broadcloth
$1.50 - 3 for $4.00
You vnnt t'lnc
(nllininK lial.ou'
KDDIE ttUILLAN.
MAKION NIXON.
liAblflN (.LAM w AI M Ki CkAN
DKA.MA. tlll'llls.
laughs, nppcnl. TlH'
lilui'.'.l is.mi'tly of
(he i'ai'.
See & Hear
Also
VITAPHONE ACTS
FOX SOUND NEWS
Kittol Tnwors or Iid.voh rapaliln ',.,1 ,,.sluulnif iin.l iilYnrfliUilt- nrln
r.f .l..vcrliuc an P.v.fi.l of Ihrllls.., m ,,, , .,,
Suits lllill Xcptl'Ho would OUey .... .
- ill 1 1 1 Ion is iiihiIi' or In lhi muUini?.
Vimi'M llkn llio llttlp. costs ' Como to 'noll.T's, you i iinllot llliilio
Jantzen Bathing Suits here 11 M"""""--
. . , . '. siieeial showing of two Irouser
exclusively for men and ., , A ,,.,. mUli ,..
women ' ; nis.Hr, m siiis-N.-,.
$.1.85 to $5.85 .
I'-unr-y rtrnnilolntli
Shirts
Sl.r.ll 3 for $1.0(1
1 lent -like love KOi'H where It in
nt hut humidity ineetH humllla-
the minute a. ne.t. df these, cool
pajauuiH is went home. -
Conservatively Kpeaklni,' I his
floek Ih eupalite of turning hun
dreilM of lo'AscrH and lurnerM Into
that many breakiast tahe'opli
uiiHts. Hull eaxes and TriiveHnic Hhk
show new ways of pnekliiK IhillKH.
XM7 I!) S-'o-Od.
am m;ir'i;i
Itnyon TTnlon
Suit h
91.00
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The Store Fob Evcnv Man
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STATE-MENTS .
'"yjWW'VAiiA'i'ii'SJivy "fi&Yrt:""a' 'ititi fioi"(iiJ,
dissipate thy funds Cor inferior oils, for they
bring the high tolls of the repair man in their
wake. Itnthor, invest in
good Quaker Stale, which,
because of super-refining,
brings thee and extra quart
of lubricant in every gallon
and extra protection for
thy motor!
Look for the
treen-tmd-wlille sign
j L--'i'iw'K-Ka6r J
111 lVr Onnit ii
lVr Onait
Mli.-hi'i' In tlio
Wst
f ' No need to cream this shortening
J x - ' it's ALREADY creamed
CI
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i I r l i
r.T mm n i i k 'jlivajlhd i i jmmwr
I .
Qua k is it S rr a t 15 " !
Just imagine making rake with most of the work of creaming
your shortening and sugar together already done for you! i
For Snowdrift comes to you already creamed and stays
creamy. It's whipped up light and Huffy unlil it has almost the
texture of whipped cream and then paeked in air-light cans. Jut
a few stirs of the spoon will mix it thoroughly into your sugar
and the mixture is in your oven in no time at all . , .
Snowdrift is now sold in new convenient three pound and
six pound sizes about as w ide as they are tall so that you an
( scoop up the very last spoonful without rubbing your kniit kles
' against the edge of the can. A new, freh, inviting package too
' decidedly modern in design. You can't help seeing thcae new
Snowdrift cans on your grocer's shelf.
rtS m owd r i ft
Aulharltrd OhlrHulor
HAI.LOU & WRIfHIT
I'lirl III nit Seal I le Tiienniii
Mc Clay's Grocery
At McCIay's you will find those Wholesome and Fresh Fruits and Vege
tables thai yon always like.
Phone M 515
Mothers Oats OA
with China, pkg.
Ficonomy or Mason old
style caps rr
2 doz. for 00C
Mason Jars Kerr
pint jars ... 79c
quarts ... 98c
i doz. fn-t or
V-l gal p JL.oD
Certo, 2 rr
Ixittles" for tJUVs
Prunes, Market Day
Special
4-lb. pkjj;
37c
Oxydol
TREE Coupons
Procter Cs (jumble Soups
: ,Ulr . If.
They Save Yen Mrmry!
Let us Iledecm
Your Coupons
Clor.ix QF
2 bottles ODC
Post l!ran OQrt
Makes, 2 pkjrs !jC
Comb Honey, Fresh
43c
ltii'BO Cakes
2 for
'kfrs 25c
SERVICE Km
You Can Depend Upon or a tn'ck load,
,:n u , , you may be sure
win uc ul your aoor vvnen you want it.
That's the way we guarantee your satis
.av.Liwii -uy yivn w you tfic quality you are
entitled to and the service you expect.
Home Lumber & Coal Co.
Successors to Claude C. Pratt
Building Materials of all Kinds
1802 Cove Ave. Phone Main 218.
Jin rich Vejf.
f.r
10c
Barley-Malt Syrup
There nothing like it
Lemons
1 doz. ...
.41c 2:2. 63c S:: 25c
BM.11J
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