La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 22, 1929, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text5 Friday, . November. 22, 1929 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Five f Local News In Brief 'J'hinHflny inornhiK un 4'''jrf.'ti r.' ;:..r..-. iHflfMiihlv nhit biiHlin'H mrotlni,' yiix iclil In tin liltfh Hcliool fiuitiioi-iuin, Pm'l ti.v Un hIiirIiiix of A. ii. H. j)ftx. Ml:uit(H of thf. lnt iiiect ntf wow roflil itni tho liniinclaL' k-epori wn Klvm. Nova SHUT a- illnW thf invent itlann of the hoi-lit', uiimntttni; and , linKcd alt LflrtM In roopprntc with this conif hnUton. .Maixilci-ltc McdlPnnltijr iiilnlp a:i aunoiiiU'iTUHDi coiicKi-nhitf ; ,kht ImhIiIi hookH which havo hoiu.; .onlorcd for the irli-l. 1'aulino 'onradi, cliulrinan of Dm c-(Ii(Ui to rioninltloo. told of tho plana J- -r: gAVC WITH SAFETV , Everything You Need for a' i Perfect Shave . Io you gonernlly get your . Miavinf? Xeeiis at a drug Htoro that is nearest you V wlu?n you vt'ineinbcr some? v thing- needed? Just stock ; Up now -with. Klano Sh.iv- ing Cream, Flormony Bay Rum, Goiittemcn's Talc, V razor bind us and a brush. Thereafter you'll uIwuvk -T pa,n"i" your huxall . iture. Glass Drugs Inc. Tlie Retail Store La Grande, Ore. TRUTH - HENkY DANIEL : iiwMnilMIIHIIIIIMiu.MHitiinitil'lllilill i' u 11 m 1 PATHE prewnht - ' j INA CLAIRE tL 1 1 1 - 1 I I- ap 1 BMaagagBBi NOW PLAYING ' . I Acls & Comedies J --J; 1 GRANADA Tnn All Tslkm C omcllif '''V . : . iC- t. "IXST.M.IIKXT -f ", ' I (I.LlX'roll" I i- I "ZIP T.OOM MVd'j., lg ."and fier roup havo arrnngod in ; ' .. i ..-.r ...... " .. .. A .in kern Iholr ifli'lM iutiv. Kim-. ( icf Hl-k: cxidainod tho worli tif (lit frlondly roinmlUe " MI i:ianor.- (31afH told of a plan in award IiIkIi wohool honors to inoiTi- tlclliatlnt; In hlli'H, A piano miIo nlavc.l by Itailmra Coolidtfo wns heartily annioiiatfil. Itofore oloti- hb tho ulriM hhiiit a tf-w koush, and the nicctriK "an tidjourncil. Kiijnyahlr .iviinu An iiiieroKiiuj? inoovinif cm ! KIUh .lodo was bold lat nlnt j Uh Mo iul i nlertalninont by the i .Sl.'ir Novelly urt'ln'sl mv. 'A InvK attfiiilancf wiik present. A report win: inmln on tin' memorial iluy 1 prnrnm l tto hhl I lie afternoon ; ol tin' I'lixl Snnilay In I lecember. ' A rl.i?K .of IS 4b expeeleil to he Inl- tluieil leeoinher 12, with tho illeton InrtK (loinu the initiation cieretnonleH. DelielotiK roft'esli iiK-nts were, serveil fnllowillif t!l , session. Kiieelnl preparntiunK are lif-ini? inaile for n .larKe atienilanco 1 at ihelf next rtaiu'e, to he liehl No j vi niher 211. . r : l.llimrr I'lay ' At' ten . o'clock I mn nlTOy. inorn' lim ul Ihe iJi tlranrte pulilie 11 hrnry a- eliililren'K play, ".Molher l.lhrai-yH Tea I'nrty,", will he. pro scnii'd for the hoyn und bIi'Ih. Vis. lion: intended tho. opeii hoiiMO at Ihn library last nichl. and many of tho new- hooks were put 'i:ilo elr eulation: !." j At llio llolels Wade lloodlilliu , Walla Walla; Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Hlelis, Spo luinc.; O. M. Neumelster, Taconw; I V. f. Sherwood, Walla Walla: 1). ! W. Sliadan. Nnmpa: Mr. and Mrs. I If. I'. Uohertson. 'ri-in Kalis; . O. Vawler. Walla Wnlln: .1. i Vow- ' ell. Walla Walla; K. It. DwlBht, I Spokane; w. 1'. Itohinson. Hntcr- ! prise; ( Cr. Ilodmer, Itoise;- J. H. Smith, Walla Walla, are anin;i5 the recent registrants at the local ho- IteR .:. . ItCKlslcrcil at tlie llfllcls Anion;? those whoso names ap ,..,..l mi ih,. ledL'ers of Ihe local hotels nr.-: T. M. Nelson. Lewis- I ... r 1. 1 ....,1 -. m-iri-iH- 1 S I .-....".......'.......'llnl. W;,id. 1:il- ! terpilse: .1. K. Avails, linker; Andy Aaderson, lllltcard: t.V C. Clear water, i:nlerprise; John -W. Sawyer, Walla Walla and .Mr. and: Mrs.' K. ii. l-lorne, Wallowa , l)liluliTln Mrs. Hazel Withey. whoso home ' was reeenlly quuraiHlued when her 1 two children became ill with sear I let. fever, has been 111 with dlih 1 tlioria for -several days. Their hoim. Is at 2103 Second street. Iti'tiirui'il to Selinol ., . Miss I'Vedit Hniitn. wno has be.ea lirTit liome for several? tln"ys, f&" turned to her work at li Cirande llllfh school yesterday. ,i ,j Club Meets ' Tho icBUlar Prblay luncheon of I the l.a Grande Itcalty board vas held today at noo-i In the Sacaja- I fwcii Inn. Tho rorum hour was! j .spent In discussion. ; Kccavi'rhiB .i -' Miss Hetty Maley; .who: was t'lki h lo tlio Oranile Hondo hospit al in a serious condlllon last rilKht. l-i reported to be iinprovliiB today. I.crt Ijisi MkIiI :fr and Mrs. Tom Hol.crtson and fniuilv left last nlltht on Ihelr. way to KolloKB where they Kill rniike their home. . They will . visit ' In Pendleton : loday,- their ;, former home. They' lived in about . four months, v I.: i.:ade Sjti'nl the l)nv llei-c- All, and .Mrs. h. C. Thompson,: of Kamela. spent tho 'day. in l.a Orando 'I'hursdav. . ":. . . ' . roni IMi'lliiml . -. . . ('. S. McCoy spent .yesterday In l.ii (Hailde from his home In Port- Bnliy l( Ml'., mid Mrs. .Ilmniie Slllilh are tho parents of a baby boy. Social KvcnillB An InterestlnB musical prosram was in-esented last evenhiB at the I'.'aBles lodBe, followlnB a short bus:ss session. "Most l.ytimu Kltvtl Jiirhnrd 1-ynmn, of Ia Grand', n j HOphoinoio In phariimoy fit OrcKou ; Hinto ooHeRo, has rect'ntly hern elioioil BrKPant-ut-iii-iiiH of tho i pophomoro c-lnH -at Orsn Htutn. I.ymnn rt'Pl0' Ui runner offlcor ' who fulled to return to tudiool this ynr. nr. Thomatt onmnati, us- -iHlunt profeKHOr of Ki.kIUU a ml w m tho office. MtM'tx Tomorrow N'ljU'i Old pi- of Jtulhow lor (Hi-Ik will hold ii hiiKinoMit iiiftotltur tomorrow o'ohiclc. Tho' Candida I o tliat wore j ' toh avo heon Inlllatoil nt thin nieoL- ; Iiik will bo lield ovor until tho ; first inrollnt' lu iw.comhor. ii. I. A. MocV Tlte . r. A. met yedtorday after- ! ll00Il f(lP tUoIr roKUlnr hinslneBK lll0MlnK With Mib, pipidintf. , .... ,. J. Cunllffe II. of It. T. MwlHNf Tho II. of. II. V. met In rrifulur Keprio:i W'edneKclny evnlncr. . . In adilitlnn to th reBiilnr hntlnesn meeting, th. rtanre comtiiHteer ro porteil o:i plnnir for their annual Tliniik-MiHvitur ilaaoo. 1"ho follow- K m01, wer 0j0etea to office; C. );. linpnerHett, . preHiilent; jonn Adsliln. vlci president; and V. l. Warner,. yecrctary-treaKurer. ' finest Iurtj . ', f-' . " The guvst mKht of tho Crystal Uobekah lodj,'? will .be, the ' fit'fit meoUnfc of noxt month. December 4, arid not' November . '11. as prev loiinly a'nnaunced,,' ,. . ' irero Yestinliiy . It; Af, qi'oy, of imhlerwns In l.u Urandc yos'torday on buwlntH. Went .to JMrtlaiui Mr. and AU-H. (ieoyfto TIhs went to Portland yewtortiay to Hpemhlhv weekeiul. Jinprovl"if- ' According to reports, Mrs. W. T. I'hy i Improvlnjf at her homo at Hot J.ake. ' ' I l.iwt Vlirlit- Mv. und Mrs. Charles Ueyuolds left last lilfc'ht on their way to I'orlliind where they will attend tho Hawnll-l.reiron same. ' !-'.. ' ; At llonii' : ' .- . -. .! Mrs. ICrnest HurheH Is at home following an operation which con- j fined ' her to the (Inutile.; Hondo hospital for somo lime. . ; . - ( luiii'li Service '. 'Hie Itev. II. I. fHii isen, ol llV',,, Island City Coinmnnlly ; 'liurch, I s.uvlusl.fi0,. ton(, heneh theateV to cholco. tl r,i 7.00;. culler to 1110 Hnnounceil this, iiKiinleu-, that ll"'nM .Mnrket-wtreel In San Francisco ,uin, JllTit; calves, medium to Itev. V.- 10. Hall, 01 l.a Cliande. 1H ; jst after' the Brest fire- nnd was choice, $S1i 10.511; cull to common, preach at Island 'City at I o't.lotik 1 nso n up" business when he.'eai'- j iij-vi S: vmtlers, milk fed, tfood to Suniluv morning.. Sunday ..-iwhool Is. ,.C,i j, nperatliu; machines in nun- l,ilo',e,o, $ I l.fiOfl 1 11.50; medium, $11 at 10 a...m. a:id' r.pwori.ii..i.eusip.- at 7 p. m. ; '-; : i. v';'p Promise People j i Vote Road Tax I Of Six Mills ; lly Mrs. ItorlliH CuriH'r- i """' (Observer Correspondent) ' ' l'ltOMlSKi Ore.' (Special rA spcciul road tax incetlnB'woH hold at I'rnmlso Nov. Is, lieBlnnlnir 'lit I p. .111., (i. Corbett, actlnB s ,.ler( After dlsctissiiiB the i-nad sim.njon It .was decided, to voie , 01l a wr,. ttix of six mills rur the coining year, Tlie levy eanicd uimnlmously. I'lvCry One is much nicascd with the work that ..i:be- InB ilone on the road this --.'r nnd:. It Is hoped that Promise will have a BOod road fioiiin :da'. They ex- poet to Bel the Krado to the snivel.! pit on top of the .Summit In n .short lime. v .' ' I'.j Ml. Sldlo Carper went to-Wql- 1 lown Hnlurday..' returning homo Sunday evenliiB. , . . i : I.uellu Carper speat Saluriliiy j hlBht ijnd Sunday, with her uncle I W(tHer'8 family , irv .'l hi for. nnd' son; 'Chestor, i i missed throiiBli Prbmlso' 'Monday i on their wnv to their home at Kdon.,i I Halnh turner is lielrinB John i J. Carjier and sons cut lops this weult. l john has the conlract to. cut the , Iobm-for Jlul: Crowley who Is loff-; i BlnB at CoiiEar creek for Howinan- i lliclts. ... : 1 I MIsm 'Hieresa Smith went to I Maxville Saturday to visit with ; friends ror a tow. uuys; Jolm llnud nnd Vesper Hender son finished sawiiiB their . Iobs : Mommy. . ' 1 Walter Carpey killed a InrBC I lynx Sunday. Ho came upon the; cat near tho old .Miles Smllh place.! Hoyd Carper returned home ; Tuesday lifter ' spendlnB several : weeks In nnd near Holso, Idaho. 1 His wife Is at Caldwell, Idaho, re- j coverlnB from un operation. She I hail had a cataract removed from 1 one of her eyes and was appar- cntly successful as she seems to ho recovering her sight. Hoyd will ' return to Caldwtl to accompany ; her home ns soon is she Is able to ; return. one Swenrlniren huuled out six ; nlco calves Monday -to. Charles , Hunter, w ho hud purchased them J at front 20 to 125 each, ' i Walter Carper finished Imtliu? I his hay Snturday. : He hart about NO WAGE CUT PLANNED BY STEEL HEADS (Continued from Page 1) for Monday, has been postponed until representatives of that indus try have held a mcell.'is to deter mine upon tho precise proKrain of expunslon, nnd consl ruction they cuu uadertalta In the coming yeah Airrpcntctit lfiiMirtiuit , (lovernmen officials Bcnernlly todoy viewed-' the uBreeiocrjt UKiilnst wuiro cuts and Industrial dispute. durlnK the period of stall llluitlon a perbups the most out. stundlnir develnnuient that will come from the conferences rallod ' by tlie president. Till, propositi caused prolonged . dlscurtiou und accounted for tlie uousuul lenta of both rutetloj-s yo.terday, raca i of which liiAled more than thre.J it" to-is of hay mid was uft-HtmI ly !- and Janvit Kfuworihy. Walter in im'purintr io move away hut linn not d-'cldi-1 Jmd wlioro ho will lucalo. I no- Ki-mvorlhy In Intending to inovo t tho t'olplt plat:o hooi 'ur. posfllli, ' ; . Mr. ami Air. V. W. t?nrpor iaal a ittislno trlji to Wallowa TtU'wduy. I.ulu and Myron Oortu'lt liordoil tholr futhor'A Mhot-p Mo:iday after-j noon whllo their In-oitior, liiinu j attondod tin road tax -imwhiif at' thr ranKo hall. MNn Marlon Aloud. wuUivy rol- d nt of Hlcylund. X. ? Wno died jroo ntly. loft 2,0rt.fo; iarc of hoi RESIG N ATION OF MCEWAN DUE TO RENEWAL REFUSAL (Continued troin Pan ! atiain for a decision, hut ho told mo ho had not and would not until aftor tho flrl of tho year. Ilo out lliun for mo hit id fa of nh ttloal football roach, hut It wns to far In varlatu'O wltli whnt I thought a football conch sdiouM . ho tbnt I tasked hint If he woro" eontemplut ln n chaiiKO, lie told mo ho was , , plaiiuinFr on ehanclnp the type of j head coach and that ho wuh con , . f'dorlhtr ebahrjIuK-. tho. eoachUi!,' 1 staff from contract : to- n ' profes sional Hiatus with ,ii possible re- (" Unction In. salary." , !. McKwaii said he told' Dr. Hall! that ibis typo of. (oolbairooaeh had I nuver been, successful. ih: the M- t;ory of American football,-: tliat 11 j was Impossible for a football coach 1 to rotaln his position If bin .team did not win. . ' "Ho agreed with me.'V AtcKwnn' sniil, "and told me that n football coach on the purely . professional xtalus was tho only 'typo. -he would tolerate. I asked him again If, .ho desired to retain me, hut 1 made iio mention of salary or terms of i contract. I asked him If he would iebjoct to my making n public nn- nouncoment of my roslnnatlon and ho told 1110 ho had no objeotlons U hatover." - .. ; , '4 .i . : , NEW THEATER TO iV 111? (iPVYi'.n UPPP. J A i U-A K I . flKOl' - r ' . '' (C'onilnued from l'aite one) -- I, Mr.' Itav. In his quarter century lof mollon plcturo work, has ruined ...1 ..vnerlennc. Un operated a : nvsaeiis. SENIOR PLAY 'ENTERTAINS LARGE CROWD ,! (Continued from Paae t ' y Twunpets Ion uZiLitirir. nernar.ri'ow.ell, fliMlnctsWilliam Knkhi. AVfl- fred.ZaUffjr. Ilernetii Pearson. - itnss Don I'oarch. - ' KluCe Adolph .Sieicrbd. ; . Trombone NVfl Jones. ; ; , Kpench horn William Caldwell, ' Piano Kdna TOwry. Tho final product on will be elv - j en nil wi'iuinr at tho lifffh school I and- the -kist :ilKhlers. aro antlcl- 1 patlhk th,. rise of the curtain. lvr- Grande rackein City Grocery ; and Market .. ; Main 75-50 . THE WOMAN PAYS- So when she shops, she demands the. fullest Value In hats, in gowns, in foods her judgment is superb! And when she wants the best in MEATS she demands MT. EM ILY BRAND where she gets quality meats at reasonable prices. ' 'flA-fm Fancy Turkey, lb...35c Ducks, lb '. 28c-30c Geese, lb. 25c Hens, lb 30c Alaska Reindeer meat--is a rea 1 treat. Place your order early. We lire thankful that we Walnut Meats Fancy light quarters :...:........:59c j. Pop Corn Tliat I'ops, ' O r 3 II. :.lK:.r. , ZOC Sherry Wine Sc.-iHoning ; for'" niince meat, plum puddinK and salndH. 12 ?.. On bottle OiJC forinaiu'o Mart promptly at S:l? o'clock. : L. OltANOI-; UHOMSALi: MAttkllS (Spring Utf-f'O lb. ;, lluavy luuifl 1 ilo lb. M.Ucht lions He lb. HlaKH So lb, , ; Tloiir Hard Vodoratloii (hard wheat) J7.ll) bhl. Soft whont $7.40 1W. ' Git AN I P; ItKTAIli MAHKHIS HiiKitr 10" lb. sack --$U.2&. . Vt'Hi'liiblcrt ; Nutted Oom polatoos $S sack. I'nrsley ro bunch, CabluiRO 4a lb. JtcUuco Jrto a hend,xli for 2 Be, Yollow oalons 4a lb, : Currots Co bunch. " Hweot potnto' 4-tbH. for. 25o. rarsnipH 4o lb, Spinach 3 lbs, 2&o, HruftsolH HproutB 25o lb. CriuiherritH 2-lb. for 4"n'. t!uoumberH 2 for 3ic. t'nullf lower 1 Sc. ;olery 2o Celery honrl 2fic. Ttirnlps Co a bunch. Cclory iGc und 2-Gc. (Iroeu poppers 6c lb. ' ArtlcbokeH--2 for 35c, ltadlahes Go bunch. Imrty . . Hulter, creamery Mc;' 2 lbs., 1. KkkR-'-'IIc do.. . , ChwHe403. lb. ' v Honey Cphb,. 2fc -lb. ' ' . ' lVtiitH.' :.' 11ananu--:-2 IhH. fw 25c.' j ,( -Appb-H 7:C)( JH.OO. ' ' Coeoan.itH2 for.'JGc.'. , ; JioinoiiiS-r-Tyc dose' tv OransrOft itfi. l,00).doz. 1 CJrapcn2 :lb.s. i'foi 26c, ' jltuUH ami FIkJi Hoof boil 48fr( 20e.. . ,' tibops and Hteakw 30 fff 25o lb. Kresh Kulmon Jiuc lb. . ; llalllnil.S()c I ft. , I.IVKHPOOI.WIIKAT MVIOItl'OOU Nov. 22 (API Wheat close: December Ss UUd, i.ao. . ' . ! .: ,: :'. , : March: !is !Ud, Sl.4014. . May: lis Iti'ijd, $i.43i. July Us II Vld. l.45!i. lOKTIM IJVrATOCIt ' 1'OHTI.ANII, Ore., Nov. 22 (AIM I'attlo and calves: lalltlliBiiniund j Steers.' 1 1 110 , Kino pounds, JH'.'-'il'ii II; Knoii. il0.2ufll: mo- jdltini, J.s.GO'ii io.2fi; c.ommnn, ?Trf s.;,o; heifers, ijood. lftt 11.00; com moil 10 medium. JO-Ten cows, good, jsi s.riO; coinmon to meillum, $i k: low cutter. M t: hulls, irood 11.50: cull lo couiuion, so.oornD. i Hobs: quotnbly steady, reci-lpts tnclinllliB HO on contract. I Heavy weiBhl 'jriO-.IDO His., nio I ilium lo cholc JS.JO'ii IO.UO. . I '-. Meillum welBhls 200-2511 lbs., Imcillimi lo'cholco $0,251.110.25. 1 l.lKht welKhl. lliO-200 lbs., 1110- I ilium to choice JIO.OOil J10.25.- LlKht HkIiIs i:io-lco lbs., nit- faekln sowh. rniiffh and -smooth, t 7.2B S.5; slaufrhtcr pK-s. $S.r.0Si' i H. Da; feeder and slockcr piws. $S.50 jwo.40. (Kofi, or oily Iioh and IrOa.sllnj; pltfs excluded in the above iqiiotullomt.) .. 1 I Sheep and lambs: fiiota)ly (steady to weak: rectdpts 15U, Iambs ; 4 ids. down, koocj 10 cnoicc i'r j 911, MO, mecllum 9,J.00'ii 910.U0, AU jv.-iilils, common 9".aa ?i 9.00, Ronde Meat Co. ind IMstiibutoi-s of Mt. Emily Products Economy Grocery ';.';, and Market , i Main 578-48 - THANKSGIVING are nhle to frivc you quality Thanksgiving Dinner. Mushrooms Hotel Stems & Pieces ii. tins, . 2 for 35c Cranberries Fancy McFarlands " : 39c Glazed Fruits Orepron products, Sweet Ail Brand in fancy lox, Special Saturday r7 CT 1-lb. Box I OC Watch Our Window for Produce "Dulcy", Rotary Club Play Next Ii ..: . 1! Abe Mart n i i Wwk hxmi to supplant bumps predicts MIks V'nwn t.lppliu'iit 111 her Weekly Sllphnni column; 'l-r l''alr WoinimV h'.ye.'l "Wo ferment pulp, skins stems un nil," n woman wii tellln' Imt oomianlou : when the nrutm suddenly topHt at a mnvlo Inst nlrlit. yoarllntt wiithors, , 1 10 lhs., down, inedliiin to choice ?n.f,(i 'if jS.r.n, Olhui'H iinclinnKnd. ; MweH, ; 1-20 lhs. down, medium to choice', 7fiosrri.OO; 120-125 lhs., llieilhim lb choice,; fit f 4.G0: all wciKhls, common, $fi3,. . LIE DETECTOR USED TO GET CONFESSION (Continued (rum Pag. 1) "yes, sir." or "no. sir," until at tention wiih focused on cemeteries In or near Hothcll. Sunday, Col-! vln said. Alaycr smashed the "lie i detector" when he was pressed fur ! answers In regard to the Hot hell cemetery, and thereafter he was; shackled and required to wear un "OroKon hoot" while heliiK ques tioned. Search Narrowed Hmvii Ity noting the reactions on tho reKistcrlmr device of tho "He de tector," the search for Hansen's body was narrowed down lo an area of two square miles, Incliul Jm,' both llotbell cemeteries, deep woods atljacent to one of them and a small while house on which Alayor had paid a ?in rent deposit at tho time of.Hussoit's disappear ance. The "truth serum," which was said to produce the offec! of an anesthetic by which the pnll.enl Is numb In all faculties except that of speech, was injected hypoder inlcally after Mayor became recal citrant. The Vile detector" con sists of leather-covered plates on a chain placed around tho mispcct's jehest, to record respiration, and a ruhbor.'tulm wrapped art mud an jnrn1"to 't'O'e if Kd"ldood"p'wsure; i .Movement of both parts of Ihe de vice are registered on a drum of Irutoil paper which, when complet ed, is said to show a chart of emo tional reactions. Urn1 rowed Prom Illinois Tho "He detector," which is known scientifically oh a pneumo canllc sphygmometer, wah brought here from .lollet penitentiary In II- Hoover Market Main 755 food for loss, fur your Mince Meal For Quality Pies ?':.... : 35c Dales Camel Brand Col la Wrapped, 2-11). pkp; 39c Fruit Cake McWilliams deli cious, pound 60c Specials Tuesday 1 1 HnolH. The "Orcffon bout" . Jh a I heavy ineial hoot, formerly used widely la trnnsporthiK prisoners. Jt ki wetKhts line Iok that runniim away Is Impossible. .L Attorney' Henry t'lay AKnew, whit repruMOiits both Mayer and his mot her. Airs. Mary IJIIen Hinlth; who was sentenced to serve from Gallant and Stylish, Too! (iiuly the iiiodurn, independent miss scolfa ( at the snow mid slush that so embarrassed', her Victorian sisters. For, snuiily protected by smart, rubberized boots, she trips lightly" over the wintry pavements, confident that she ' is both .fashionable and wise. . You will be delighted with the trim , styles and smart colorings we are showing, i Storm Rubbers 4-tiuckle Overshoes Cuff Ankle Overshoes Zip-Fastner Overshoes Norton's once you did this YOU would soon real ize that nothing dis sipates a woman's Youth and Beauty so quickly as the wearisome labor of washday in the home. Telephone us to relieve HER of this ordeal. Have Her Try Our DAMP WASH SERVICE 6c Standard "Wife Savinp; Station" Phono Main fifi Help the Boy Scout Fund by Attending tho Kotary Club Play "Dulcy" next Tues. eve. , flvo to lfi years on larceny charge. ia lil ho wuh "nut 'concerned over Mayer'a purported confession." t'olvln reported Just such a one ' In th pane of Al rH. Hinlth last year, be sahl. Anew' said be wiik convinced Prosecutor Ctdviu had j violated laws by fni'eln Aluyer to I testify against himself. ; 75c ... $1.98 ... $1.98 ... $2.98 Kiddy Shop A Pound" (.Minimum 7."c) Laundry Co. La Grand aweeifC iiuupj.