Friday, July 26, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Three
.
Society News
Husbands and Wives All Brothers and Sisters
Mrs. W. P. Andrews
Guest of Elk Wives
At Noon Luncheon
Tho visit of Mih. V. P. An
drews of Atlanta, (Jooiffln, wife of
tin, ni'wly olTt'l Kt-tnul exalted
rulfr of tin Klks loilK. who was
ii KpKt of tli lonil lodi for 11
fiw limira yostonlny wns the In
Hpiriition for il tilt hiniloil, but
ni'ViTthclcMH ili'Hsluful Itmehnon
wivfn yi'sttnluy t the l.a Grnhrto.
hiitnl. Tho vfrfit of M rs. Andrews
in tlir city was wiik not known or
until u -.short tinii hcforo her ar
rival, ii ml her may wits ho very :
liri'-f t hat there was tlmo for little;
in ore than .moeiintf nnrt p;nellng
the (iiHtiniilshetl visitor. Sixteen
ly:t Oramlo women, wives of the
nfflrern of the- local temple of the
I). P. O.K. K-athoroil at t ho hotel at
one o'clock nntl had luneh with
.Mrs. Amlrews. Tho UitlicK were till
seat i(1 at ono tnM where the
decorations were dainty nvopt
liens. Mrs. Andrews was presented
with a lovely coisao hy her hos-.
t esses. Mrs. t. It. Kberhard at
ranged for the affair.
m .
Entertain For 'Mrs. i
Eyer, of Golden
!
Mrs. Fred Kyer, or 'Golden, Col
orado, who is in l.a Cramlo en
joying a visit at the home of her
sister, M rs. I' S. I van hoe, on
Knurl h street was complimented
with it party tfiven last evening by
Mrs. Anna Pollock and Mrft. Km
ma (irmly at tho apartment of ,
Mrs. Pollock. The apartment was
very ati ractivo with summer flow
ers nrratiKcri witli taste around the
t hi rooms. Thero were four
tables for bridge, honors going to
.Mrs. J. K. OVonnoll, while Mrs.
I'iyer received a beautiful guest
prize. The hostesses served some
dainty refreshments at the flose of
1 1 vetting.
'
Celebrate Dick
Thomas Birthday
Dirk Thomas was four yenrs
obi yesterday. That is conceded to
be quite nn event, and his mother,
Mrs. itichard Thomas made it
more eventful by giving him a real
birlhday party at the Thomas
home. i:tof) Ninth street. Fourteen
boys and girls of the neighbor
hood were invited guests and they
spent the afternoon playing var
ious games, hale Thiesen winning
the prize in one event. Along lato
In thp afternoon the little folks
were seated at one table and Mrs.
Thomas served some pleasing re
fresh melits, W- it i the I i rt Inlay
cake having due prominence. The
fuvora were toy balloons.
ft a
Miss Mae Neill
Te Conclude Visit
After a splendid visit In (lie city
for the past six weeks, with h"i
mother, .other relatives ami many
friends. . Ali.ss May Neill plans I.V
mart Sunday on her return trip
to Honolulu, where she is an In
Hlruetoy in one of the large, high
schools. Miss Neill had not been
home for two years ami is return
ing now for :i .similar periiid. She
will stop for a visit in Portland
and plans to sail early in August.
Miss' Ethel Say re
.' Given Surprise
Eighteen "friends. or Miss Kthd
fiayrt, . chiefly young people, living
in the :neighborhood of -her home
on Fourth street, : near M, called
and gave her quite a surprise' fast
evening,'- spending a very ' .happy
and enjoying the . refreshments
evening"-: with :' music and games
served by Mrs. Hayre. .
"'.'
Mr. And Mrs. Royse
Are Complimented
Miss Myrna Ward was hostess
at a dinner party 'hist evening, giv
en In honor of Mr. and Mrs. ,1. t.
Koysiv w ho have- been recently
married. A two course dinner-was
served -anil the table was attrae
tivejy deronued wjith pink) and
white. Tall pink tapers ami bridge
lamps lent a soft - Illumination.
Place eards and favors carried out
the color scheme.
Those . present .were,' Floyd Da
vis, Miss Marjorie Gore, and
Hutherford, Koland. After the din
ner was served a lovely evening
was spent dancing.
Mr. Itoyse is on etnploye of the
J. ('. 1 'enney rompany here. 1 lt
and liis bride have recently es
tablished their home at the Kdon
holm apartments.
rs -r? MI f tfHV kihW 4L Ms 1
-.VilBSfS. vT. ST.x : S f.vjffiJ,'!vrsil . - JSKi . :
rMtsI'
The Uonis fuinlly and (ho Olsou
fnuiilv of Iron Mountain. Mii-h..
ni-o lnt.1 nf- h fHm v now. " i era s-
m ii fmii- inwl nun flanivhlor jfe&s
in tlip Olson fnnilly nnd lour
(liiuclilnrs nuil one son in I Me
llof-ns rainilv mid now lliey nre
nil pnlreil' .off us hiiBlmnd nnd
wtK- lliriiiiirli tlif (ilth inier-fnnilly
jiKirnatjo -bPlwf;en l-jdwlu Uorna
and ttliel Olson. Inset. Thu sei-len
M niarrlues sturted in June.
1924. when Theodore Olson mar
ried lloru Horns. Klther Dora was
a food match-maker, or else they
were tint li no hHiipj-.-well, nny
way. standing here are Iheoilore.
Charles. Arolue Biul Oliver 'Jlson,
heated In front ot them art.' thelr
wlves. Dora. Uuth, Amy And. ICflle.
Seemi Time Lost
Jud Tunliin bii.vr he hai listened
lo so nuu-li : I advlee Hint he
feels like lu1 had v:isied lime when
lie should have lu-en v.-nrklni;.
Wnsliintnn Slur.
TOUSLE HAIRED I
Klh IS '."I.IK ED !
AT THE ARCADE
' (A ' Review) "
A slip of a kid who makes yon
think ' of Orphan . . Annie, gone
Johnnie, leaves the three lulnlt
featured actors- liolding tho sack (
when it comes to honors in "The t
inihhy," now showing at the Ar-j
caue.
Hp's Mickey Bennett, a young
ster, moro on the. verge of being a
roughneck than a fauntleroy ami
lie has a nice shiny face, hair
that won't stay combed, one trou
ser leg tliat will slip below his
k nee, t li e cheeriest. pi pi ng voice
in the world. It's got the "bowery
twang" to it, too,
Mickey wants to be. a ''deteen
tivo" "gee whiz, mister!" And
that's what lis before It's all over.
In between rounding up a. gang of
crooks ho finds time for a bit of
love making with a golden curled
lilt le girl, named Vandell Iarr.
Zasu Pitts, she of the tremu
lous, tragic, funny face, does some
slar-siealtng stuff herself but
Zasu has always done that. It's in
teresting to find thht her voice Is
as much a mixture of the comie
serious as Iter acting.
Tone to the picture is given by
the performance of ltulh Chatter
ton, stage star whose acting has
the deft polish or a first-rank le
gitimate star.
"The Dummy" Is n fast moving
thing, much more like a stage
production than you ever thought
a movie would be.
Midget Fuh
The Philippine jmh Is the stnnll
est Ash known, being only ithmit
rme ihh'd of nn Inr h lone.
AVIATORS STAY
IN AIR AS 320
MARK IS REACHED
(Continued from Fag 1)
New York baseball reporters
predict that Hob Meiisel will bo
Used , only as a plneh hitler arter
this season.
City, especially after the exchange
of telegrams yesterday. I he- ICobln
had I a loo hour lead on ihn Texnr
plane, but "Ked" and "Obie" ex-' ;
pressed the Idea nf staying up un
til tho Million Dollar City faltered
and desponded.
There was $ir0(i in the jackpot
being received by the chamber of
commerce last night for the fliers
In addition to the ?2fi7:i they arn
earning for each 2 4 -hour period
afolt.
The f(i 0-hour achievement t.-i
not n mantasy In the opinion of
two motor experts. Art bur Nut) ,
desiKiter. of the . motor, ami Neil It
K. Prince, who installed it In tho
Itobin. Nutt's faith was founded
nn test hloeta -operation' tn the fac
tory of Sou hours with the thrnt
llo wide open while Price "would
not he surprised if it stays up "Oil
hours more. The valves probably
wll be the first thing to cease,
functioning. Hut it might bo some
Utile thing that, no one ever gavn
a thought to which - will finally
force it down."
Charles C. "Casey" .Tones, presi
dent of tho.Curtiss flying service,
sent a message aloft, yesterday In
which he figured that Jackson
and O'Hrlne have flown a dis
tance, ei'imtl to a prospective 17,
uOi! m tin commercial airline
around the world, from New York
j lo San Francisco, Honolulu, To
i kyo, Constant in pie, Madrid and
return.
PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Exclusive Ready-to-Wear k
and Millinery . .
i
The fenr thnt a technicality might i
defeat their attempt to establish I
a refueling enditraneo rooonl be-
Pet Glenn Koomls and Joe K
(Kilass, as they circled I otiston
tarly today in their monoplane
vitiilion Dollar City."
.lust before the monoplaho pas
sed Its iHKIrd hour, aloft at- 12:4:
f4 a. in. Its barograph ceased
functioning. This the filers hntl
anticipated and officials Hi Wash
Ington were asked to permit them
to take u disinterested third man
aboard or make a daub, for an
uther airport In tho event of bad
weather. Under tho. regulations,
strictly Interpreted, the baro
graph being out, no record set
would be official should Doom is
and (Mass depart from sight of
tho Houston field, ....
llOCSVON, Tex., July 2. (AP
MINNVCAPAMs1, 3iy 2G, '.(A?)
Trips to Munon city and tlharies
I'ity, Iowa were planned today -to
vary the. monotony of- tho endur
ance refueling reeo rd- seeking
flight of Owen Haughtand ' and
Cnpl. P. I. Crlehton of Minneap
olis, In their monoplane, the Min
nesota. -.
Tho fliers' reported their jiyHor
was functioning perfectly andhad j
been since their takeorf from the
Wolii-Cbatnhertaiu airport here at
Grid p.. m. Monday. Karly today
the Minnesota passed its clghteit
hour In tho air.
Her Wrong Nama
One mf the titot curious histori
cal Inlstakes h ihnt of cnlHnf;
Jen hi nf Ale hy thnt tutme fn.stcad
ot ,) on ii no d'A re. Nn villa ne o r
plncc ottlltMl "Arc" ts connected with
her. . .;'
Witdom Not Everything
"A fiont mnn mny he very wine,"
Rnys III l.o, tho snire nf Phiiinlnwn,
"yet his poverty shows that even
Wisdom may be lmll.orcet." Wasli
Inxfofi Rlar.
A!l the Tim
Ignorance is not bliss, if it were
fill nf ns would be hilariously hnppy.
Atchison Globe.
lta perfectly logical for n wom
nn to be Illogical.
His Radio Voice Won
Him Haroness Bride
N10W VOllK. July 20, (AP)
Charmeil by a voice over tho air,'
a baroness has given up her title
for love. The marriage Is disclos-j
cd of Then Alban, who sings on'
the WKAK chain Saturday nights, J
to Haroness I: since de l.aiulin.
The wedding, two years ago, was
kept secret at the wish of the
bride's father. The last of rt
Krench tine, who desired her la
marry n nobleman. He died re
cently. The Haroness met Alban
through a letter sent to a radio
station In praise of his singing.
lSTEVENsANENGt. iNCO
1
La Ofande, Ore., Oroca Bldg.
J 406 Adams,
Mens Summer
UNDERWEAR
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for this column moat M
In lir r . m.
The Cause
"Since :ny IuikInhhI lnol; In poll
lie hits liecniiii! voiy Irrllnhlc. whin
innkes lilin llktf lh:ii 5" Ills j;iiir.
.lThi ohlir ofrniillc -of ('ijnrlj'R
'Trih. 111.,, suys luT'lT nrrfHt'Kiflfl who
itppf-iH' Ntoi-kliiKlcsH in pnhllc.
Vhat a Ri-ent jail lie must lutvc!
KV.l-V W Kl.r. IIKAI1'II l'AYS DAILY 11 llll'.NDS
Dr. Belle Myevs
Chiropractor
TTWirSi" !
We'd .Tnn.hHttn P.lilff.
Ji (iriinilf tiro.
Mfit'H Himimni- ttntlt'i-wnnr
(licckcil riimltlcH, funny
tntiilriiH, tnyou Kllk. nr l'enlh
ci-wfltrht knli.
49 - 69 - 894 ,
98
Nippy I School Boy I WhiteStar
I
I
Nippy
Pimento Cheese
Small pkg 14
School Boy
Peahur Butler
1 ll)i: 6an .:..:.;...:.:.25
WhiteStar
" Tiiria Fish
; o. can ;i:.:;:..22
misicai, Miii:m;.i!Ti:.
l'1!)!- cltililr'-n unilf-i- 12 yf-ars, vlll i
Ito ronil.H-ti.( iltn-iiiR Atlff. hy Miss
ltih-4itlty Hrowntnn. rnrllu-r In- ;
rnrnnitiiMi phcuio :i2n.V. 7-l,II-2 Ip
')Ki:i) I'dOII SALE '
I.. I). S. liidli-8 will hold a rook-
fil foo.l sale IniiHH-row lielnninK at
I" a. in. at Mat-.Ma it'h Hlorf, (for-
iiMTly SIoik-'k). 7-2fi.lt. .
DANCI'.S THIS AVKI'.K I1Y Till:
STAIt .) l:l,TY OltCIII'.STltA !
l)an-elalHl pai k, W'lnoHilay and !
Satm-tlny. Kaln.-ln, cv-ry Thnrsday, '
llak. r. cvi-ty l-'rlday. 7-23-41.
Il. liitlt, liln.... plcalhn;. Inillrm
hiili-s. i-tc. Xiiikiii's KKIrllr SllOl.
.i-:
i-oit ui:it i:i)ii(i (.ht
A shipnunt of (ho Inti-Ht and
nliist I hint-s for .WInK uitls lias
just tx'i.'ii ii-ooivcil nt llli-liaidson's
Ait nnd (!lrt Shop. Jnsl u lot of
now idi'as in rh vor Moxod gifts, nr.
lirli's for tho kitchi-n. and olevor
hit-as for tho homo In ffonoral,
will l.o found In this now lino.
tlo'ln at ltiohanlsou's Art anil' (if
Shop. 7-lS-3t.
Till:: MOW TOI'AZ
IT.ivo you soon tho now Topna
l-'ostoria (ilasswaro which litis just
arrived at Itirhardson's ArL and
(lift Simp? If It Is FnHlorln. 11 i
tlit rinost tflasswjlro for your laljl.
l-'cwloria in Olnsswaro is wlint Hter
lillK is in silver. 7-IS-Jt.
m:vi m:V! m:wi
Tfio now Fall l.lu-j lias hognn la
orrivo at Itichardson's Art und
(Hit Hhnp. 1'on nre Invited lo see
tho now things. 7-lS-Ut.
('AMI- STOOLS liilm-cil nl "11
lillos. 7-J.--at.
CAItll or THANKS
Wo wish to thank 111 many
frh-nds for their kindness and
sympn;hy tlurine the brief Illness
i.f nur sish-r and aunt.
Mr. Miol Mrs. J. It. Smith nnd
family.
7-2(1-1 t.
MVriCl; TO t'HI'KITOKS.
Notice is hiriliy itAon that the
undorslrnod has heen n?polnted
Adniinlstralor with thn Will An
noted of l he Instate of lna Hall,
tlori-asoil. hy the Cimuty 'ourt of
the state or orrR-on. for I nlon
county. All persntiR having claims
against sa:d estate are hereby re
tiulted to pres-nt the sams to Ihe
:inloisii:nod at his law office. 1205
Adams Ave.. I.a flrande. Oregon,
within si months from Ihe date
hereof.
Iiate.l at m ("iramle, Oregon.
July .1. I!'2J.
I.. I'KNIIASI. AdltlltilMrlor.
with the Will Annexed or I I.f fcs
lale or l.otia ltall dee.ase.I.
July r., 12. Ill, St. Auir. 2.
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Saturday osily--while the
supply lasts--you will receive Iced Tea
Sippers with your purchase of Schilling
Tea. (The world's finest blend for ICED
TEA). There are no strings to this offer.
Any one of the stores listed below
have your Iced Tea Sippers for you.
Head This:
They are imported. Fine quality
Czechoslovak ian Glass far better
than you can buy ordinarily. The
bowls of the sippers are a shell
design in a variety of sparkling
transparent colors.
At These Stores
Grande Ronde Meat Co. (two stores)
Joel's Grocery
MacMarrs (four stores)
Pirsly Wigjrly (two stores)
I'attison Bros.
' A. C Palmer
McCIay's Grocery
' G. W. Spears
K. F. Willcock Grocery
i J Chris Wright
Reynolds tiro., Island City
Any one of these tores will return your
money Inslanily If you don't like the Tea.
You keep both the .Sippers and the Tea.
JJ
Armours !
Lunch Tongue
No. 1 can 25
Luncheon Spread ?
No. io can :....... 12 '
Deviled Meat
Small cans, G for .....'....'..25 r
PICKLES i
;IN GLASS; : !
Sweet Mixed 1
Sm all Dottle Quart Jar
' -23. 43 '
Sweet Plain j
Small Bottle Medium Jar
23? : 37? 'V
Van Camps
Pork and Beans
3 med. cans 29?
College Inn
Deviled Chicken
No Va can ..,.24?
Light Meat ,
Tuna Flakes i
No. can ....15? j
Sugar Puff
Marshmallows '.
1 11). carton 22?
Itipe Olives s
Curtis Glcmvood Quality
1 pt. can, medium olives 10?
American ;
Malt Syrup
No. 2ij can 19?
Societe
Hard Candy
Packed in Glass Jars
15? - 25? 00?
Guldens
Prepared Mustard
Small
5?
Large
15?
WHITE KING BUBBLE BALL
Have a few deals left
1 Pkg. While King all for
3 Hars Mission Bell Soap m An
1 Bubble Ball
Nal ley's Mayonnaise
Small Jar PI. Jar
13? 20?
1 Pt. Jar 1 Ql. Jar
33? 3?
One Gallon Jug
$2.10
Old Manse Syrup
Cano and Maple
Small Can Small Jug
25? 25?
Vt lb. Can
55?
5 lb. Can
$1.00
10 lb. Can
$1.90
Calif.
Walnuts
1 lb. bK 25?
Fancy
Ore. Walnuts
lib. bag 35?
Clicquot Club
Ginger Ale
1 pt. bottle 21?
The P-A- Piggly Wiggly Co, j
rife
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