La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 02, 1929, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWeilnesdly, October 2, 102!) LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Three Society News eig-hborhoocf Club' I Dpens New Season . i At The La Grande The Neighborhood club held .Itb, fst meeting of the. new year yes- day afternoon at the 1.u Grande it I. Many announcements wero kide. and the outlook for the mint; y -'" is very eneouraeiutr. t-r. MarKJiret Ingle, the n-jw esiilent, presided. New members eclvetl into the organization are: rs. l-Yederlck Clark, Mrs. H. K. low. Mru. Walter Pierce, Mrs. lester Thoiupson, and Mrs. Mer i But ley. Mrs. A. T. Hill, flower show lairmau. gave a very fine report jul suggested iliat .next year the Lrds be Judged differently, saying at it would be more equal, as Mtie yards that are beautiful in le spring do not rank highly in it; fall, when the show Is held. .. She also suggested that niem- of the club' plant' f lowers hieh would exhibit well. She ated that half the flowers this ar were from people other than embers. Mrs. It. K. Westenhaver, public lei fare chairman last year, told the committee's work in help- ig to place girls from the Nor- il school this summer. She al- explained ways that the mem i's might help the organization this work in the present and the It lire. Mi-s, Joel ltichardson, chairman the year book committee, pre- nted the year books to the or- anizatiun. Those ! ansisting Mr. iichardson were: Mrs. SlierWood ! illiams, Mrs. J L. Meyers, Airs, j ink KalNton, Mm. t.inie Allstot, ! h. H. M. Muc k, Mrs. J. H. Cum- i Ins, Mrs. J. T. Hlchurdson, and j rs. Itobert Kakln. j Mrs, K. 10. J-lurtey announced io formation of an evening club r the study of literature which ' I be held weekly in the child- ' jn's room In the library at 7:.U. ' first meeting will be tonight, , fti.sbiinds are expecially .invited to lend. I looks will be reviewed id the other plans made uccorri- g to the desires of the members. Mrs. H. N. Ashby, music chair- aii jin nou need several intorest- g programs for the coming year, i (lie, Itev. M. G. Tennyson .who has ado a study of hymnology will a concert, featuring, "Sacred ' UHie," and will interpret aelec- kins on the piano. He has been ; naval band master. The second musical program 111 be one by W. Nuslmum, i S rector of the high school or- ' ficHtra, and a musi ('instructor at he Normal school. He will speak I jhout Instruments of l ho orchestras 1 Mrs. Jessie HoskiliM, of Halter,1 ill give an evening of music sel- linns, like one given hint year! hen talent from linker includlm; irl I )cnham, and M rs. lavlil j oddard participated. I Sometime In May. Mrs. A. 1,. ichardson will present an evening! In ice r i u hieh will have a theme nilar to opera. Mrs. K. P. Mussman told of the egon Trail Iteautiful committee . id that i det-ired to sponsor the! autilicathin u( one section of the Qd Ori'gon Trail, which passes (trough I -a Grande. Mrs. Turner! I liver in chairman of this commit- 1 ae. fill's. II. S. Mrowutnn reported the fprli the girls committee In the re- , bnt Itoy SciiUl and Camp lire 1 11.1k drive had done. They hope to : tve an executive and a meeting! &'v soon. Mrs. 11. I'. Tyler Is hjiirman of the girls committee. filrH. Pavenscrort, community ; Sfevic,. chairman, prupused that , Vq orgmdzatiou continue Its plans )l building a club house, using Jpds which have accuniulate lor jiflt purpose. She suggested bun l ljjow type of club house which' I 0 11 be used for cuutuiuuily sci - :;4lrs. Kay Murphy, chairman of 10 ('hrislmas seals commiLtee. an ounced an all-flay meeting at the a, Gi ande hotel October 4, of the hlistmas seal Institute. Iis. Sadie ' rr-luidiar will be present, to dis Utfs the Christmas seal Kile. ,'i'hc Ctassiooiil Teachers assoeia oti '.. Ill a Hier tea at the aiajawea Inn, October S. Mrs. ;, ;lt. Mnrgiin annouueed this ami Mjuesled all members to attend. 'Mrs. A. I,. Pichardson annnuue i the coining of the Portland Wmiiier string quartet which will lye a conceri or chamber mush: In it I .a Grande hotel. 1 Jj'ho Art clan of the Neighbor- nid club announced its meetings lit be held the third Thursday ul It month. 'I'b,. next one will be lihe home tf Mrs. S. H. Morgan's j -: ::o o'clock. S he Neighborhood club went on Cord as being opposed to tobacco (lert Isetncnts In any form, of- i.illy those cariying pictures of men. din. Inlciw sang tw ilelightrul t'Ctions, accompanied y Mrs. ' ley It Ichardson. ' She Never Id Her Love.'' by Haydelt. and oriung." by Speaks. She res tided with an encore. '"When ve is Nine. by M.icl.i aa. bdlss Helen Wlltiauis tendered o Interesting piano polos. "ICve ng in (tiedana," by MelliiKsey. d "Arabesque" by I.csichesKy. A topin prelud" was played Inres- se to applause, "Mini Song at Kventble.' by (ales, "Wekome Swept linsfV m the Nctng cycle. "The Morning. Ibe year," by ('adman: were liutirnl renditions by Mm, A. 1 chardso'i, accompanied by Mrs. irl-y Pichardson. Her encore is a selection nf Macr'adyT'li. ve in the Wind." At an attractively appointed tea Jle t cm-red with a bompiet ot :ri and rose buds. Mrs. Pubcrt A ".rk and Mrs. Julius Poesch er-. Aiwlnlmf tlirm w. re Mm. iii-Hi-r. Mru. W. M. Ml!'--I 1-1 line liuhnvltKami. r. W. Mrs. Putnam Again W. C. T. U. President Yesterday uru'i-noou 4 he niom bori of W. t T. IV hold a iiivot itiK luiviiiK i'lct tiun of officura, anil an Interesting lecture by the county president, Mrs. Mary Cos of Union, who iokc about "General Welfare of the Work of the I'nion." Mrs. i'uinum was reelected presi dent of the orKitnization. The treasurer for the year will be Mrs. I W. imtiKherty, and Mrs. It I Victor hu been chosen for the po sition of secretary. I'lana for 1 hp 'coming: year were disousHed. The work of the dele gates who will ifo to th! state con vention at Pendleton, October 21 24, was completed. Literature Club To be Organized Mrs. K. K. Hurley and Miss Ma bel I)6ty, chairmen of literature committees of the Neighborhood club, announce t he meet ins: of a new organization to In; known as the Neighborhood Literature club. ; The first meeting' will be held In ; py this system the girls gain points the children's room of the 1-aifor each sport they enter. Ten is Grande public library tonight at j the maximum number of points for 7:!to o'clock. Anyone interested i each activity. When fifty points In literature, whether a member of are gained a girl is entitled to a the Neighborhood club or not, is green and white emblem, bearing cordially Invited to be present this evening. A number of men have j A large green and yellow O In i meet at t lie home of Mrs. Charles The L. S, of P. of 1. 1 K. will already expressed their Interest in j the center of which arethe letters, j Cleaver Thursday afternoon, Oc- hold a silver lea tomorrow ufter the club, and the sponsors are an- i P. K. A., the emblem of the Oregon I tober It. All members are requested ' noon at the home of Mrs. Kdw'ard THURSDAY, FRIDAY j,, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY HR AND-SATURDAY CovmKt 1M7 UniTte Oeua Co, -s. . I nexiaiaf- B toilet goods 1 30c wha 18 a .fe01 One Cent SalcT 100 gg? i 1 J fffflltaa Retail It i a sale twhiyou.piirchaM two identical rtlclei.paylag Rexall 8CjlB ' REXALL PURETEST PRODUCTS r . n e o y.- or;. liZaTS? - tho standard orice for one -and onlv one cent for the otlii.r. Ul Jl H .' ' . B ! " , , i . ' t i 8 i ForerameleyTheBtandarapricerf "83-Hair Tonic '.v'2qi.5lc Jonteel soap ZT WJM Cream During this you m.yby two ftibo. for 51 .. j T V Dyn.ep.ia TabM. 1 2 or Sic Medicated Skm Soap 2 or 26c llm III 'rcm - cent, and thus mto H9 cents. Every artido on this sale """ f Jtr- r i I. 1 tl ' 2 for 2 Re T.ll.1 9 r ic, (I I III r.-i. 1 is a hirh ouslitv susrantecd owduc't beinn sold nll-venr. I n i . "siStaSirl tatarrh Jelly lor oc Gorf !a Rom Soap Joateel Soap Medicated Skin Soap Retail Toilet Soap Errptiaa Palm Soap Aworted Fancy Perfume 2orl.Ol Harmony Toilot Water,, B-OI. 2 or 1.01 Harmony Cream of Almond, 2or36c Harmony Rollmf MunriCrum 2 or 51c Harmony Cocoa Butter Cold Cream 2orSle Lemon Cocoa Butter Skin Cream 2 or Sic Harmony Toilet Cream 2 or 26c Lemon Cocoa Buttor Lotion 2 or Sic Rexall Cold Cream 2 or 26c Bouquet Ramee Talcum 2 or Sic Tiny Tot Talcum Violet Dulce Talcum Narcuee Talcum Oliro Shampoo Harmony Cocoanut Oil Shampoo 2 or 40c Hair Fix 2 or 51c Petroleum Hair Run 2 or Sic Rikcr". Brilliantino 2 or 51c Retail Tooth Pa,to 2 or 2Rc Antiseptic Tooth Powder 2 or 36c Klenso Liquid 2 or 51 C Roi-ll Sharing Lotion 2 or 51c Bouquet Raraoo Face Powder 2 or 1.01 Coorgia Rom Face Powder 2 or Sic CANDY AND STATIONERY Wrapped Caramels Fenway Chcrrio in Cream Liggett' Milk Chocolate Bar (half -pound) Liggett' Hard Candies Liggett' Cough Drop Liggett'f Candy Wafers United Candy Bar Symphony Royal RvJal Papetcrie Aclon Papetcrie I'ictro Papcterie 2 for 61c 2 for 76c 2 for 36c 2 for 61c 2 for 11c 2 for 6c 2 for 6c 2 for 1.51 2 for 1.01 2 for 1.01 2 for 76c Lord Bnltimoro Papeten'e (white), Brocade, tint:) 2 for Sic Marsala Pound Paper or . Marsala Enrelopos 2 for 51c Monarch Pound Paper or Monarch Envelope 2 f0 76c Med ford Writing Tablets Plain or Ruled 2 or 11c EXTRAORDINARY VALUES TbU U the Original Rexall On Cent Sale. It afrords you a unique Opportunity to enjoy purchasing high quality merchandise, and to save a considerable amount of money. Particular pai ru h a e been taken to select article in constant and daily demand. SI I'."'. JUUr"""v round .t the simdard nrir.. No li.nit-bv .11 lor "CS. tgypuan raim soap lor lie .. D.m.mh ,. A- I S H AMOrted . Th..rcrlV VHH mil C-h.rlnv ' xloua that both men ond women of the community participate. One interesting feature to readers of current literature will bu book reviews of the latest best sellers, which those v'iio are too busy to read all the new books will appre ciate. Other details will depend o:i the desires of the members. . Wakelita Bridge Club Entertained The Wakelita P.ridge club en joyed a pleasant afternoon Monday at the home of Mrs. Chester Koyle with three tables of bridge in play. The highest scores were made by Mrs. Jack Hrandt and Mrs. Jack Oliver was second. Hommeis of dahlias and stern featured the decorations. A llgnt luncheon was served. A. G. S. Plan For Mother's Social . Home room representatives were announced and plans begun for a Mother's afternoon to be held Wed nesday, Oct. ii. at an A. G. S. as sembly held Tuesday morning. lena 1 Mtekett, president of the organization, presided at the meet ing. Kor the benefit of the new girls in high school Miss Klcanor Glass explained the Oregon point system thut lias been adopted by La Grande high for girls' athletics. her class numerals. The Retail Store is link in the largest chain of co-opeva Live ly operated re tail drvg stores in the world, There ere over 1 0.000 stores in the chain scattered thru the United States, Alaska, Canada, Nwfoundlsnd, Gres Britain, Ireland, Ber mu'Jt, British Guiana Mexico, Hawaii, South Africa, Erypt and China. The Rexall Store has thi exclusive sale lor a united Drug Comp trade-marked merchandise, most of which is made at jwn factories. Tie WORLD'S LARGEST 00c Hiker's A proSit-Sharlng Method OlR MeBtholateJ i Adrertising While Pin larjje size l g Thls ule hu betn developed by tha 'Mu 1 . r r-i l'a a ' United Drug Co. as .nadrertising plan. jO Zfi CompoBnd Z lor ulc Rather than spend larje sums cf money x!5ffl ?wrj - in other ways to convince you of the 'Secar Z for Z6c " merit of these goods, they are spend- 1 M . .' esesBniw 75c Rasi.ll h it on this sle in pernuning us . aaj i Mp'a .neeii ItoscUyoutwoiuU-iirepcCisces 7- . . fl At j FfKStfEiSSK Thearricat ofbighouiailj erJieudisMor, ''c ." 111 II ' Kt.VV! the price of oi.u, plus out! miDDlUK Jim"V KSkSK Cold Cream nt. lc cost, mm to i Alcohol iCTftwian y.wwtea- -Sfl . get new customers, but I ,,ii Rj jtiWll ' EtSliS Pound tin the sacrif.ee in profit "L. IN life! TSSl KSS' - , Isjustifled.beMuse 2 lor 7I)C BfiallSJI . ! t t . rf . nwiuv iir me m i m - 1 1 vaui i 2or26c n l" -V-naw' o-, 50c Arbutus WTVi liw'ssilii r you. c .r"- V, si i -u- -Ca M 1.00 rurelcst Aspirin Z or Sle Vamohinir (Z zs?rtt, & I FralJJ .. .. Cream IIJ (Uottle of 100) 2 lor 51c yai 'XfcJ . 2 for 1.01 . 50cJonlccl V SOcPurete.1 . GjffjiL I C,dCrCam Milk of Mgneia jw I 2 for Sic 2 for 51c ll 49c Harmony U $150 Monogram Bay Rum Jli dtyffiith ountain Syringe - Fine.t distilled Oil of Bay Pjffl or Hot Water Bottle 8-ounce size WMJ Guaranteed iMliia)ij,iijiiii iimiammm,wiirimimutmxiimmmmmm mil GLASS DRUGS, Inc. La Grande, Oregon Physical Education association, Is awa'rded for 1 Ut) -points, Hecauso so many girls have becoino interest ed in this system; the association Is planning a still higher award. At present the girls are playing: volley ball. i The home room representatives 1 o'clock. All members and announced by Mildred Cade are: j friends arc urged to be present. In Jane Uavenscrofl. Harriet Single-: an announcement yesterday the ton, Dorothy Walker, Virginia Wet- date was said to bo Tuesday, .el, Klaine Hunt, Juanita Stitzinger, i which is Incorrect, lively n Campbell. Margaret Mae-! Allister, Pauline Krelnier. Mil-j The Vniou County Council of dre.l Charlton. Virginia Smith, Ar- parent-Teacher associations will line Conradt, Grace Heddon. Cleda;not i....... ti,e m.'etinir as nianned for Harvey, Joan Pidcock. Gladys Rob erts, Margaret Davy, Kdna Towery, Klcanor Hicks and Doris Williams. Women's Lodge In Enjoyable Session The Women of Mooscheart Le gion spent a social evening at the home of Mrs. Willis Pallcy recent ly, quilling a quilt. Mrs. Wallace Cass played several piano selec tions. 1 Those present were: Mrs, A. N. May vl lie, Mrs. Norris,, Mr. and Mrs. Yerhelm and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Cass and son. Wallace, Mrs Huffman. Mrs. Marge-rile Swart and Mr. and Mrs. Warner. Mis. Bailey's daughters Connie, Dorothy and Mary delicious refreshments. rved Announcements The G. L It. of Ihe II. of I a:nl K. will meet at the K. P. Thursday at ! o'clock. . K. hull The Ladies Aid of lmbler will .t?7 " ' 7 e;i' ' 53- J -1"' GsvUL .SOcKlenzo I 25c Quality I S i wzt-vn rni.i r, ti, r v. b i m or T'Vip m '-' K v r tmv lc m m m . aW Adult or Child 11 r -' ?.i i in- ci. . n n t ' ' " , . 7T. r ' "P" M Ufgett's thocolAles meeii 2 jot 4e M j 1 noe m . ?ijnt-Kw. La.ri t.-ria jra' I t A - aria. M " 1.01 SASZ&Wi -fiW.-n-iS Jjr-"-"' I Ml 'ZS-VJtir..'i I L UuL ' PHHt 9 CHAIN of INDIVIDUALLY-OWNED to attend as final plans for the ba zaar to be presented the lust of this month will be made. The Home department of the Presbyterian church will meet Thursday uflernuoti at the manse at the evening of October 4, but has postponed It until after the state convention at Grants Pass. Time and plans for the next meeting of the council will bo announced later. The Greenwood Parent-Teacher association has postponed its meet ing scheduled for the evening of October 4, to Wednesday evening. October !'. It will be held at thu 1,. D. S. hall on North Kir near V avenue ul 7:30 o'clock. The annual Methodist Shake down will be held Kriday evening in the Kunt Methodist church with the Methodist students at the. Kn st ern Oregon Normal school and the members of the faculty and the La i Grande public school system who i belong to the same denomination. as special guests. .This event al- wa ys opens i ne yen r 1 or i no Methodists and great plans are be ing made for this particular occa sion. The 'commit tee which Is ar ranging the Shakedown eonnlsts of Miss Mabel Doty, Miss Helen Wil liams, Miss Mima Cooper and Misa I Mabel Morton. These goods era supplied direct to ns- most econom ical method of distribution. Recall products hare been favor ably known for years as represent' ing the hirhest qualify merchandise at lowest consistent prices. In order to In troduce and acquaint more people with the merit of these roods. me Kczau a tores from time to time conduct special sHIinr events of which th. present sale is one. You can always save money with satisfaction at your Rexall Drug Store. DRUG STORES Rtrlef, 50 Spring street. Members ure invited. - Paris Style Changes Slow Autumn Shopping lly Diana .Merw in (AsMM'tntctl IVss ntshlon Lditor) PAULS (AP) The general sea son of winter buying is being re tanled here, it is generally eonecd.- ; ed, because the timid many are; hanging back to see the length of the skirts of the powerful few be fore placing their orders. Couturiers who launched the radical change In skirt lengths and silhoutette complain now that their usual clients are late In ordering because they're afraid of getting clothes that are too long, or too short, too conservative or too dar ing, all depending on the way they Intend to dress. "T'-c " Ise woman, " one Import ant dressmaker says, "will pick a medium skirt length this first sea son." Ho describes this autumn's styles as "transition" clothes, meaning fashions on which later ones arc to be based. . Whether skirls evenlnaUy re main long or decrease In length, nil depends on women's reaction tu this season's offering, ho thinks. Not only skirl and waistlines have changed, according to this particular couturier, but bodice are to bo much moro fitted under the nrms and around th waistline. The bagging, loose fitting dress which hangs straight from armpits to hip is a thing of the past. In his opinion. Tho now tendency is toward Incurving corsages, the curve beginning under the arm. "83" Hair Tonic Dypepia Tablet. Catarrh Jell? Corn Solvent Chevrv B.rk Cong a Symp 2 for Sic Diuretic Pill. 2 for Sic LarUtpur Lotion 2 or 26c Little Liver Pill. 2 for 26c Srnip HTpophotphites Comp. Clear and Cloudy) 2 for 1.01 Rubbini Oil 2 for 36c Antiiepti. 2 for 70c White Phut A Tar with Wild Cherry ! Petrofol 2 for Sle 2 or 61c 2 lor Sic 2 for 36c Rex-Satvine for Burns Analgetic Balm dvcrin Simnn.ttnri. Adult?, jar o 12 2 for 31 dveerin Sunna.itori. Infant$ jar of 12 2 for 26c Mineral Oil 2 for 1.01 Peroxide of Hydrogen 2 for 41c Soda Mint Tablet. 2 for 26c Fl. Extr. Caicara. Aram. 2 for 26c Tincture of Iodine with Applicator 2 for 26c Mercurochrome Solution 2 for 26c Caitor Oil Glycerin A Rom Water Cod Liver Oil Spirit Ammonia, Arom. Senna Leave Boric Acid Powder Epiom Salt, 1 0 of. Zinc Stearate U. D. Sodium Phosphate Zinc Oxide Ointment 2 for 26c 2 for 26c 2 for 1.01 2 for 21c 2 for 11c 2 for 21c 2 for 26c 2 for 26c 2 lor Sic 2 lor 2fic Caicara Comp. Tablet. tllinkle, pink, bottle 100) 2 for 36c HOUSEHOLD NEEDS Firltaid Adhe.ire Platter 2 for 1 fic 1 x I inch 5 yd: x 1 inch 2 for 4(c Quick Acting Pla.ter. 2 or Sic Firttaid Dental Flo.. 2 for 16c Monogram Rubber Glove, (oil mil) 2 or 1.01 Maximum Comb., Men'i & Ladict' 2 for 26e Maximum Pocket Comb 2 for 36c Maximum Ftn. Syringe or Hot Wator Boltlo 2 for 2.01 Klenxo Cloth Bruihe. 2 for 7Gc Klenro Lather Bruihe. 2 for 1.26 Klenio ll.ir Bruihe. 2 for 1.51 Jonteel Powder Puff r. Wool 2 or 26c Wa.h Cloth. 2 or 21c QUAUH-PRlCE-Sf.RVlCE On tlieae three point your Rex all Drug Store leek, your rec ognition and patronage. Pure ingredient end acientific manu facturing method, retult in the highest quality. Yoej can always are money here; our aerrtce b guaranteed to pleeae you. A Urtllsh doctor says the bath- room Is the most rosU'ui room. In the house. This was discovered yenrs ago by plumbers. Sheer New Hoisery With Black Durable Pointex Heel In light Gunnictal Rose Beige Dust and Hose Taupe Price 1.95 PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Itcady-to-Wcar and Millinery ( mdr!tAutu To Match Women who wish to bu correctly shod, without'' cxlrav- iiKHiico, will appreciate the thought and understand . ing revealed in, our Fall displays of distinctive and ; appropriate, idotwear.ii'or uf.tei'iiooa.aiKl evuning wciuv, Shoes created to carry every costume to its correct conclusion $5 to $10 None Higher llollins Hosiery , liollins Hosiery BURNETT Quality Shoes Dia-AKTMIOM' b-lOHLS jilnro No. u i.a Qrnnilw, Ore. Hosiery Values liii'l'i KiikIIi'Ii iir orrt liliiln rlli Z0C (illlM fnnry Q i-iiyiiti LltC lilrlM 1'i'-iiiuii'icr Att funi'y layiili ItC I. uilli's' Cutlnll Of?. II. ihu idOK, 1 .ikiii-h' rim. 'if? lncrccrl.i.Ml Ods i.iniii'K' mil ruxhiiiiii'ii (Ji Tune in on Tluirsduy evening 0:55 to 7:00 o'clock optometry educational program Ml. W. M. PEAKE ! Oplometiist A former treasury official mytt thu new currency -,1s . dangerous, Several people wo know are. crav- lag adventure, f 1 ran, The Costume SHOE CO. Economy Prices Ladies ,$1.50 IJerk.shiro Silk Hose 98c Salion K(JW