La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 20, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, November 20, 1)2) Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. NOW COMES THE MONTH'S MOST IMPORTANT MONEY-SAVING EVENT OUR ANNUAL """"'Some of Wheat SINGLE BLANKETS Single, heavy bed blank ets. They can be had in rich,, attractive colors and are ideal to use as extra blankets or throws. Size 66x80' - $3.95 . Beacon Jacquard com fortables serve as addi tional covering at night; daytimes they take the place of a spread Patterns feature smart 3 - tone ef fects. 66x82 bound. $5.50 Lively p 1 a i d s in many color combinations these blankets have that warm, fleecy look and that thick, "wooly" feel that suggests comfort on these cold nights. The longer you delay getting them the more likely you are to wake up some cold night and shiveringly realize your need of them. This is the month here are the values don't miss seeing them. i The Famous Part-Wool "WOOLY-WARM" BLANKET , "Wooly Warm" plaid blan kets are the choice in every home where good looks, good weight, and good warmth counts. New patterns more pleasing than ever. Sateen bound ends. 72x84 double blanket. $4.95 CRIB BLANKETS Beacon makes these love ly crib blankets in several sizes with ample tuck-in for crib or carriage. Part wool. Blue, pink, figured. 30x36 69c Sheet Blankets of fine white cotton ideal when you want to replace cold sheets with a warm, soft winter bed covering. Single size 70x90. A special value at XL ALL-WOOL BLANKET Finest Quality For real warmth and real beauty there is nothing to compare with these fine, all-wool blankets in color ful plaids or solid -colors with colored borders. Long wearing, long satisfying. 66x80 . $7.50, $9.50, $15 Humming Bird Silk Hose GOOD COTTON BLANKET Plaid Colors These are good double blankets of select cotton in pretty plaid colors. Because of their weight, warmth and appearance they are exceedingly popular at these low prices. A practical blanket for all-year use and a i value that you can't beat. ; "$2.45 AND $2.95 $1.85 PRETTY NEW BED SPREADS Spreads of rich-looking rayon that give your bedroom that tidy, "dressed-up" appearance. Gold, green, rose, blue and white in the 80x105 inch size. They are pretty spreads and are very low priced at ; $3.95 0 D H S S "; WOOL MIXED Solid Colors Good Weight A beautiful single blan ket in reversible solid col ors blue and tan, green and tan, green and rose. Sateen bound and wool mixed. A Beacon quality blanket, size 66x80. Spe cial value now at ' $4.95 Natural Bridge Health Shoes CWTrHKHMUlMBaBM KII'I.INfJ IN II, I, TII AI.III LONDON, Nov. 20 A)' llu.l yoril KIpllMK. 'whnlm aims llie IM-itltw-H unit faulty of tlin BiUIhIi empire, for nearly half u ei.ntuo'. Miim ko iibi-utol tor hW health. Ill pliynlelan hiH wo onlen-tl al-vleliil,- iilho riiiir'-llrvlton of a. rii'llu upt-i-eh Hi'twiluliul fur her, 11. Kip f'ANIT.I, SOCIAL I'l'NCrtONS ; anil lli(, inhuiel dlnni-i-. wlik-h was ! ileath, t In- nn many narrow i WANIUNIITON, Sow -ja lAl') ion (fie pi-oKrum for lieeiinln'r r 1 osrapcH from drownim;. Willi.- Ilouw tixtiiy.riiilrc-IIH . ' 1 . mirlul funellonit nn Hi.. cnleii. ; KAI ,,:s sl -i ;S J ltOM I'lOOIl li.lKltS Itl-.Tl IIMMi IIOMK lllll I'lr ll'THIIII'T Oil! Ill "4'HHTl fot thy I'li-inory of tln lulu Ki'i-ri:-tnry Coiiil. li-ft llnnol, Kri'iiPli Inilo r'hinn,. ; ii. in. Sunday. Jni'lu.l.il with tlin illplomallr ,wlVy ,imp,.ily ilanniKii in south ''I'tlun, umially nun of Ilii. moil ; ,.,. WaleH today fur llm II. .11 Mill lio C4 Ji-iuw nl'I ncKt i ' llllmit of tin- b. aiwn, is lilrh mi 1 1 n In reei-iu wevkx. innnlh. ! In Irivi- ln-en hi-l.t on I Ii-itiiiIh r Although llii-ri ;ih only CAItliU'r. Wnli-ii, Nov. 20 (Al1) i ATIM-.NH. Oreiee. Nov. 20 (AIM Kuililm riooUn. follow Iiik :4 : Captain I iliudnrini. Costi. .mil liourH ol torrential rainfall. i:im.nl I" companion. .Muuii.-o Jae.pi.H PROFESSIONAL MEN Your Car Must Go Ix't us check the. ignition system, check the battery to see that it is' O. K., make sure your jienerator is chaining the right amount. It will pay von dividends in time and money saved. 'JTJ Wc Adjust Lights Station No. 271. Automotive Electric Co. Curtis W. Sim, Mr;i 213 Greenwood Phone M. 520 A Welsh rarebit for four will taste better than one for Hellnnte, left hero at ll:oO a. nt. n-coiul l-' HourK-'t, Kranec, returning I from AmIh after their recent mm- flluht rHMril n Manolllrl:i, no i ttitftttfrn Ani.i. Thu itvo nvi.'itoi-H nrrtvil hort lottny Irmn Kftf:i(hf. I nil In. Thry Bible Reading Is Rare In Colleges Fails to Sprout Due to Dryness; t'.y (J, C. SUt'U (i)tfrPv r rf-s f f n ' I n 1 ) I WAIJ.OW'A. Oio. (Hpicful) ', Thu liit hhuw lo cov r !) Kfowi'i which Ml hrn lnt Hn inlay nl. out hII nll'ld iiW Th''Kow' w.ih ;ir.,ut ;in int ll in !"Plli III tlin hill M'iion huf did not iiptm to ; runtal't miirh nwlfi m o. Many furiiii' ov-r tin oniniiiniiy r (nn I (hat much of thir lull xttn whni inu not ftrcut; yet hnniisi! of tin- , Foil IwIok loo dry and do nut fVfl lhal tliir- I' miu-li rhanro of li-j it to ift Htarlnd ihlH fall. Tho ww j urn h:iH KUiri'd Kotnt In ilio dry ra:iK" K-riiiriH hut ha.n not Ufcinnv iarKf puuukIi lo iirovidi' much f td for anything xc pt Hhcfp which aro aid.- to do ((Mite well on j I ho Khort Krowih of Ki-a.". j . M. ItrooliM and wilt, of Dia mond I'rairK l'ft on th(. t.iH , Saiurday afternoon fop Island : t.'Hy lo vMi tludr on, ludbcrl, Hroc.kM. and family. Mr. HrookK ha .'i hird of fiiitk cows at the I ranch thent which he f-xpoitrt in ; huvo hrouKlu to IiJh placo on I Ha j mund TrKlrtc noon. Mr.. T. . M. (Justin and two' ' Krundchildron vIkUpiI the latter i "part of tl Wfi-k at Mrs. Knu ' Ofuain'K In 'l lift hill en si of town. ! 1 M. -. l'f-tei-Mon. of Whiskey .Creek, who was painfully Injured . a week or! two oko hf wan ; fhoelns; a horMt, suffiTliiff a dleln-.. cation of tiln nhouldt r. Is much im- i piuvcd. He i.- now ahh- to uc hi" arm aoim-. ('. A. Hunter was in the Mux- i Vlllc neetion recently Katherlntfj koihh of Ills rattle which had not; hn brought uff the suinmiT ; . ranKf1- ! Mm. John Couch, of I-enp. was: a visitor In tow n the last of the ; week. ! K.l Hell, of Whiskey Creek, -vhr ; awlnK Wood for M. A. 1'etorson ; hist wf-ek. ' . ; j I..' V. Minor was on the Kiek list a few days the pnt week. Kltmr Orfborn and I51enn Kn--Uxh, of J'arnip C'rcli. were husi mnK viHltors In town last week. ClileK 1'lass has heen hulldin n stone cellar nt his farm in the Leap community. Miss Ann .Murphy, who Is teach- 1 Jnff school in district 4. drove to Kreewuter the la.st of the week and spent the weekend with her parents. A. W. Harmon, of Leap, was n buslnebi visitor In tow;i Saturday afternoon. Kobert Henderson, of I'owwatkn, was a business vifltor in Oil com munity the latter part of the week. Mt". Henderson is working for Mr. Bowt n, who has a lartfe lowdnK contruet neur Mud Sprlns where the crew- will be busy lor th" next st-veral months. Mr. Henderson report.) conditions excellent for loKiiiK In that seetlon but states that wattT for camp use and for work Muck is Betting quite scarce. WhlH' here' ho visited' his mot her, Mr.."J."o. Henderson, wlio is stay J:iif with her daUKhtfi. Mis. Ceoie Hurlnjr. at Minnm. Ira, 'Fisher and wire and Mi Cora Kisher, f Joseph eomiuun ily. were vlBlllntr relatives in the l,eap comnrunlty Sunday. I.iuce Kisher, of J.enp, was an lCntei priso business visitor the lat ter part of the week. IteportH from l.osllne itat that a ear, which was not drained n nixht. was Kreatly damaged by the sldo of the engine hiirsiln rrom freeKinff of wali'r Insid"'. i. A. Uo wiling1 and wife, of J.eap, wrre viHltinff their ilauKh tr, .Mrs. James Weaver, and fam ily, of Alder Slope, the first of tho week. . A number of the, farmers of the Leap community have been dohr-; their winter butchering of hoss. Sam and O. C. Meek wer0 Knlcr prisn visitor.- lht latter part of the WIH'k. ! A. W.. Johnson, of Lower Valley. who lias chaw of the hundiintf ol" iH.ni k Hhipim nt from this end of th,, vuUey for the Wallowa County 1 Stock Marketing association, wa t in! tho Lostine community the lat ter pnrt of .the week checking up on. stock, which was read for shipment to market from t Ji-. r.c tipn. Weekly hhipmerits of several carM Of cattle and boss are bein? made by the association. C. T. McPmib'l was a husinesi visitor in I m Grande the last of the w eek. A dunco waa Riven nt the H. II. Whitmore farm :i I'pper ".r.snip Cieelc communi.y Kriday night with mmiy attending from the Leap community reporting a very enJoyahlL. evening. BlaiiMet 06 JUST AT THE TIME WHEN YOU NEED WARM BEDDING ; rt". We offer our complete stock of high-grade BLANKETS Discount rHHmvi'iwnivvwrai' L'itiwMwMKMuitMaBitlujM!aM Our Very Best Oregon City double $17.50 blankets $14.00 Our Second Best double ?11.50, ' Ore'gtfn City blankets:...:::'.-'-: - Our Very Best $13.50 single Oregon City blankets - 10.80 Oregon City all-wool single) blankets, $8.50 kind $5.85 Pendleton baby blankets beautiful patterns 2.95 s4 joo Tun Mi; rarrhil waulJ cer tainly lie toitiih anil sttinpy. Ami coffrc ro.iMril in bulk cannot have the matchless, uniform flavor of IlilU Bros. Coffee which is roasted a few ponnJi at ft time. This pat entril, continuous process con trols the flavor. HILLS BROS COFFEE h't'th Ikr, i -tti. man fM, t, the ktj. When In Portland for the Pacific International Stock Show OIhi rimlnallnff l-nlon county IVopla will rhoowj i : The Heathman Hotels THR 1IEAT1IMAN. NEW HEATHMAN Ni-.w . . . l.t-xriuncs . . . corin noi-H . . . modih- ATK IN llATt'.S ... . ' Ttie New Hi'thmnn Coffeo Miop In oni; ot the muHt op nlnr entltiit pliiei'S In nil I'ort luii.l. Vmi'll llkf It, too! Hoathman Hotels ;liioaiwny unit SuJinon lurk aiiil H.ilinnn , CI. IC. Iliwihninn, Outicr.Mrutr. ;. M. KIiik, C. C. I'lmr, Awl. Mtutri. M-;W VOItK (Al') Only 7 pir ri-nt or thf nii'ii mill women in -:l eolli'Ki-H anil univcrtiitlfii r.-nil tin-Hllili- ri-Killarly. a niir'i.y by Ui iimilniii. or mniul niul n-llrlous n- mnrrli ri'VelllH. .iiiiy-m.vi.n pit ei-nt of thoi 1 " woim n r. n. it n irularly. and 35 ! wnifillT 11KU) TO ;lt.M) .1MIY per eint of llm ini.n Hut so p.r KLAMATH KALI.S. Ore.. Nov. e. nl or I hi. men nml 90 per e.nt!" (Af) John 11. WrlKhl, plunili- of tin- v.oineu neeonleil tho life off-. I'hurKul Willi Hist Uiirne nillr .Ii.huh hi an ethical sluiKlaril for All-Wool 66x80 double blankets, beau tiful plaids. $9.50 kinds $7.20 Part-Wool double blankets .......... 3t8t3 . moilfin life. One explanation of tho ilrren-tc I ht IllhJo Hlmly 1m rIvom by Ir. ThomiiH Arkle Clark, dean of men .ut the I'ntveinity of lUlnni.t. "I'robahly not mo ninny niMeh are niu'k-il In freMhmen'f trunks today tiH Kt-veral --arH aso," lie ,sahl, "hut I atn not nuro that tho Uihle s h t crlouly or ffenernlly r-nd dow than It was then. ' A Kood deal of the lUhln rca!- In with whf-h I was familiar 40 ! at;o wan conventional, rnu tine, meehanlral. AVlmtevcr fwrli rendtnt; Ih dono now, I holh-v In It a deeper purpose.' der ill cun.-itjetlon with the death 01' Hydn -y DurlinK. hotel owmt, held to the grand jury and remanded to th counly Jail today. A preliminary hearing was con ducted ye.Hterday. DEFEND Oil ZEMQ 10 SIOP ITCHING AXOTIIKK SI IT i'lLKD KJ.AMATH FALLS. Ore., Nov. CO (AH) The tH.Ooo Hull filed uguluMl one of tht; laret eoun'.y lumber concerns heie "Monday swelled to f ::!,&! yvsicrday when u third mun iuvohed in the col lision Nov. i ln-tw:-n a lugging trxtlu iiud an automobile filed a OUAdainapro iuU for 7,lSu. The men cnarKv i" compai.y neK"neiu in latlliiK to provide u IkhuI m thi- hiyhwuy crotodiii.'. , Regular $3.85 Nashua blankets $3.15 $3.45 Double full size pepperal(t blankets $2.75 All-Wool regular $5.85 single blankets, plain colors.: $3.85 G6x8G Part-Wool extra quality Nashua double blankets $5.85 (t i A quality A Mi IXK HL.. I1K.HWAY KLAMATH FALLS, Die.. Nov. If (Al) Women rtfblents along The !nll -f 'allfui niu hiKhway t - i duy presented a petition to the UM.Mthin. Wiling. invLniblcZemo !?!"'", i"Ki,,,V7 TITT?, for the torture ol Itchini Skin. Thi. I '' , hlshwuy . ..HM to tie elran.roli.lilefi.milvantLvlitiehelni ' n '"" ' "I'OlH our eloth, ; nnng rc.nei in inousaiiun 01 tiuinea. loin lU-hiri; anil druwi the heat anil on tht Ho. anil our lurnlture In u.- lioniii." I Blins out if tho akin. ZEMO haa lnvn used tor twenty years with n markatile nucctva for all forma of an- noung. itehing skin irritations. Re- ; also ran 1-ir.er ih. jourLiali.M ' net Minnrfli appumiion, inoiisaoaa leourii.. unit learn how to Piveme aay. 3Sc, 6Uc uiui $1.00. All dealers. ' city nlltor anil turn Vm dow n. An eaHtern unver.dty nunrmnc s : u co true in ftvHH uifi'iitry. It it oi. . Si Twe Stobc Foa f.vepv Man