La Grande evening observer., December 23, 1929, Page 3, Image 3

Monday, Dei-ember 23, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING-OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
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' "'"I IntlllKtl'iitl 0iriMIMlt(0llH
an Hi I'uctMu count, Cmirli I'mil '"Irlini'ntnl to H'lty, Most of
X. Knoll nt llm Oi'i-Knn Hiulr ol- tin- oVIjiiuii lu lil iwm will liu
.rKl. 1h .rninh.K su , ,i lo,l,i nv.-r lh coll..Bo U,..
, lr w in ''B " .i.k from Onl f ,. nnive,llr. on U.
,,t out ..f.Htme lnll il u,i . Vn;,.nB!on. Tolifor.
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Mont '''" innton Stat,.. l.B,t .Soun.l un,l
inooi "f wIk-iIht ll v.-i-- cull, K. 01 I -u.-ific-.
Society News
Primary Teachers
And Children Are
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MacIMicrson. Mrs. V. K. Huchan
iin. Mrs. Oconee Kynearson. Mm
C. K. Anderson. Mr. I K. Htefftn.
UUeStS at IJarty Baker,' and .Miss Oiadys Owen.
AliOttl f. WuchciK
if the primary department
Presbyterian church spent u dc
HkIiI fill hour Sunday morning a I
Hi home or Dr. mttl Airs. K, 1
Alossniau.
In a very impressive and charm
Ink manner Mrs. Alossmun told th
td. featured by a Christmas trv
ant) a lovely handkerchief show.
yas presented to .Miss Alnhel Alor
ton, their counsellor, X wiring the .
dose of the evening dainty refresh-
meats were Served by Miss 1'ler
non ami her nmilier, .Miu V. M. ;
I'lersoti.
'haructe'rK fur the play were!
M lwt' Howe, Herm-tn IMernon ; I r.
Kahn, Lenore ' Headley; t'hlneao
Ktrl, Itnth Aldrieh:. nnrxe, Gene
vieve Adler; innld, Atha Unmurelt:
HiiiKet-M. Ituth Munnire and Itulh
Aldrieh.
.a- j ni i
Gives Program
a..d ehiidr-n Girls Society In
Jolly Amas rarty Couple Married
Here On Dec
A jolly evening was spent by the
members of the CI 111 Missionary i
Boelely uf the MethodiHt chlll-h at
a I'hrlstinaH , party for their reg
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V.s .Mi-s. V. M. Hnle i
(Observer 'ort'eMpitpdent) I )g
IMUI.KIt. On', (S)ieeiul) The
At. K. Sunday sehuol ave a t'hrlHt 1
mas pnmratii at the ehnreh 'iiii j
nay inerntnK. I nvy also luul a
treat uf eandy, nuu ami uranueH
for the ehlldren, I'lie ehnreh was i
tleeoi titod in keeiiiiiK1 with the
rhrlsinuiH season.
One More
Get Her Gift of Hosiery
or Silk Lingerie Here--
l-'rlduy I'tunplt ti-il the last day
ChrislmaM Htory and Illustrated it ular m0llnu, .sjitnrday evening, In
with lantern slfdes. In a way lh tlu, )onul of t(M.,u.tu jMer.son, with
ft,
of sehuiil before the holiday sea- i Jj
son. Work will be resinm-d both)
" i iiv Kiaoew nuu uie ihkii "'ikiui
mi i ree. jo wii n one tiay ui i ior
ehildren will long remember.
( 'hristinaSj earols were nung. and
thi1 t'hristmas sediptnreH pionounc
id by the children.
The guests enjoyed a treat whb-h
had been prepared for them by
the host ami hostess. Teachers In
this department ure: Al rs. ' John jeet
At a iiulet weildlng ceremony of
lec. 1!. the ntipllalM for Jcmeph T.
Martin of Long Creek and. Miss
Inez. M, Taylor, daughter of Air.
tii n iiiti'iiiiiiiwn n(I ' rayior, or .m nam.
The work of Miss (lertrndo tK l'l""' ' '" nome or lie
ii.... ...(.I it., m.. i.-,,!.., i. ii.i.., I'lHielc. Owen ltond. on t'ovo avo
.....'..'' .,...i nue. with the lle. Krank HobkiiiH 11 l'ity In the Vado hall given
eiued by .Mrs. It. K Tyler. This niriciatlwv.
tvas rulloweii by a play of three
scenes dealing with the same sub-.
- N'ew Vwir'H day.
Kai-h of the Kiade rooms had a
, i nee Krlduy afternoon alter whb-h
, !iall the pupils and teachers attend-
Kehani,e of gifts was enjoy-
At ChristmcisTime
PfLOWERSl
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1115 Atliims Ave. Phone M-ll
FLOWERS BY WIRE ANYWHERE
Say
it -with
Flowers'
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HER
GIFT
Must, Above All, be of
Dependable Value -
That's Why Complete
Confidence in . Your
Jeweler is Essential
Every Jewelry Gift
from Peare's is Al
ways Guaranteed in
Quality With Over
35 Years of Public
Confidence Behind
'" it. "
Complete Your Shopping; Tomorrow at
J. H. PEARE & SON
Jewelers & Optometrists
Established Official 0.-W.
.1891 Watch Inspectors
by Ihn r.-V. A. CntncH wort iilnyt'd lfc
Till- fallowing' tnornlnir llli' """ "' u" mm . n ui
n.-wlywoilM left on ih.-h- wiiy lo H" " hll.lri'n rc. . lvt-,1 u tivnt of
l,oriB Crook whoro llicy will innko niiixei' nml inn.ly.
tholr limno. ' . TIuti wiih nlso n trci' nml pvo-
Kvnnx for tho hiKll Hchitol which
rrpntotl inucll full tls roinc of tltt-
lirMHiila i U'il fi-iiio Hi.. ti'i.ii
Club Entertained ! vt,, imirous. -ihe teaeh-
, . ers iieiited each stmient lo n hug
Ka-h of the
Me-Way-A-Tum
A. club affair of last week was
of cm ud y
the meetlnir of the Ale-Wav-a-Tum i soineunng 10 in
club at the home of Mrs. Henry
Kwln, Honors for high score were
wim by Mrs. H. K. founsell, and !'Cster, WVflensk
hiss iyn
program.
The seniors gave a skit, "Six (irlm
(.hosts," the juniors . presented
uw in a harmun
lass
Mrs. Lawrence Prumsmilh. AIi-n. , "Snty ami i.eo .iunson
Raines Oneal' was awarded the ''d aiipmpriate poems, ami
guest prljie. Iljring the afternoon Anderson from the freshman
delicious refreshments were serv-" SFvo a reading.
' Alest ' qf the leachers will' go
, Jan.' 3 the club will meet with j .". I'"'" the holidays. AUss Snr-
Alrs. Pmnisinlth. ) gent. and awsk ..lohnston troin the
t ii ik a sen out a no m iss i eia p i nuu
r;iTri5tmfiQ Pnvt-v t,u" """"' "' ""' """
l&tlllclCt X al ,y j niuil mi'otlnn of the Ktnto Ti'iurhiM'B
A t T Pi O 1? Will I 'iiTOoi'Uitlon wlilih Is hi'lcl .'iu h vour
Al i" y'V.V. naU;ut .,'.1,mwI. SmM rlnl.MwU-nt Kln
wilt atteiitl as a dob wiite from l'n
on eoimij.
AIIhs Clara Nolan ami her sister
have returned, to their home In
host! lie, .Miss (Mara Is (he primary
teaeher here ami Iter sister has
been doing substitute work diirlnK
the las! week.
Th' r.-T. A. Is planning a, party
to be given In the Wade hall on
New Year's eve for the high sehoul
: ami alumnne.
' Frank Martin has returned from
Kansas where he went with a car
toad .of apples, He reports much
foggy went her In that pan. of tho
country, the sun being hidden from
siurht for days al a time by tho fog.
. W. V Klrlthoff left for Kansas
and Oklahoma this week where ho
expet'tn to Mpend the holitlays ami
visit some tluifj with relatives.
Tln Htmlens who are attending
i.Tiie jneetlng of tho "degree or j school at a distance are returning
Honor Protective society which ; home for the Christmas vacation,
would regularly be Dec. 24 hasfwilum HIUhmH returned Katunlay
been postponed 'until Ihe first Lfjoiu. Wall.Uike. ami Marie J.edlici-
ier ii'uni ine a niamene iimversiiy
Saturday evening a delightful
Christmas party toidc place at the
1. O. O. K. hall with the Odd Fel
low and Htdiekah bulges as host
and hostess with a large crowd In
attendance. An entertaining pro
gram, presented mostly by th
children of the two organizations
was enjoyed, following which
Santa Clans, . personified , by Kd
Alyorslck, appeared, and greeting
all the children, gave them bags of;
candy, nuts and oranges.
, Dancing and cards will bp tho '
'dlvcrstomi of the New Year's eve';
when a watch party will lie held i
at the I. ,0 O. I hall given by j
these same two organizations. I
Announcements
! t ' ' ' rs. : ; Quickly . . 4
J
week of January, when It will be
held at tho home of Mrs. Charles
Wales fir a bitslnesH'inectlng fol-!
towed by cards. .
CONMK MACK (17 TOIAV
' I'll 11, Al Kf J'H I A. Dec. I'll (Al)
-Connie Alack, hale and learly.
ivai; receiving congmiu tat Ions to
day on his !7th birthday. The vet
eran manager of the world's cham
pion Philadelphia. Athletics Hit hi
that s "far as he was concerned It
wan just unotlior birthday and was
ithout significance.
Portia Westenakow, who is teach
ing at Muddy Creek. I; planning on
spending her vacntloti at home.
Mr. Tom Page is 111 of append!
citi: but it is hoped that she. may
Hut have to undergo an operation i
although she will lie confined to
"her bed for sonic lime.
Superintendent King's mother,
who makes her home in Port In ml,
Is here visiting for n time, Sim. Is
making the acquaintance of her
new grandson. ,
The regulnr meeting nf the p.-T.
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TROTTERS LARGE STOCK
Complete for Last Minute Shoppers
Open Evenings
Rayon
Robes
$6.95
Flannel Holies
Slippers to Match
$4.85
Heavy Weight
Blazers .
.. $4.85
$20.00 PAidleton
Robes
$16.50
25c
Presents
Men's hose
chiefs
Garters
Arm Bands
Ilandker- .
chiefs
2 for 25c
Initial
50c
Presents
Cuff Links
Silk and
wool hose
Boys Sets
Suspenders
Spur Tie
Belt
Buckle
$1.00 .
Presents
Collar Bags
Silk and
wool SOX
Ladies
Holeproof
Hose
Scarf
Boys Sets
Buckles
Belts
$1.50
Presents
Soft Collar
Holder
Mufflers .
Belts '
Combination
Sets
Silk Ties
Felt
Slippers
Either
plain or
turn over
$1.45
71.65
$1.83
Leather
Slippers
$2.95
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Fancy Broadcloth !- A r Si! k stripe broad- Q - Qr Silk fibre and fancy
Shirts...- cloth Shirts broadcloth J0 4 r "
n fl)r $4.00 n for -..$5.50 $2.45
Fitted Cases, Hat
Boxes and all
Luggage 207c off
Tme
IBM.
!,TOt fort Evanv Man
Oregon City
Robes
20 off
IBBIDHIEHBSIHBB
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S ;a Neeliirees .. 4.95-16.50 5
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Padded Robes . ; . .9.95 to 16.50 ?
Neeliffees . . 4.95 -
Gowns . . . . .3.75-12.50J
Xombinations z.Z5-7.50 j
Step-ins . . . . 2.25 - 7.50
What could please her more than a j
beautiful gift of Lingerie all so dear ?
to the feminine heart. . . , . ; J
Gotham Gold Stripe
. Silk Hose 1.95
Iii lovely sheer chiffon,,
with the wanted Picot Tiip.g
V Onyxi'PQintex".!j:S
Gordori and othefiH
" . - Hose ti g
1.00 :-1.25 1.503
' 2.00 2.50
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Keady-lo-Wear & Millinery
A. rnllnl l orili-p ThurHclny oovcrfil durlnir Wnrk on Hie Tiip
pvi'nlnK In W(itl' liull Uy (hi- priiHt-' (nlKh-(!iillt'mialt' rontl Krndo .'on
,1-nt, Mr. IK-llo lllllln. Tl.o l- T)Jrnlh rll,KP ,10,lt c,Kht leH
li-nilunri' .. wiw uliiulhT limn uHUiil,mmlh l)t hvn, Mf)Bt ot th(,m W(M.0
on in ioiini of Hi.; Iiil riiuilx nn.l ... ,. .,. ,.,... ,. ., ,
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21 terestlmt progrum was gtven. Airs.
W; Oeorg l-.vnian. of Iji (iinnde, was
H; tlie Ppcuker uf the evening, her
H subject being "The Home, the
IB Candle of the Hplrlt of the Nation."
mm ; Ituth Hale gave a ChrlstimiM recl--iliiiloii.
. Allss Krtrgcnt and (Iladys
S Hilling: Hve a piano duet. Aliv.
2j l'y Wefitenskow gave a lending.
K The seventh anil elKhth grade puit-
Rl lis will receive the box of candy as i
low i lie surface In volcanic ash
overlying a rock formation.
The banes, workmen for K. T.
Peters, cent rue I or. wild, evidently
made up u complete skeleton of an
ancient anitunls that must havo
been of lininciise size. Th hohea
extended 4a feet and were hugi
compared to thoxo of any present
day domestic anlmiil.
they had the most parents pnwnt. f a m Vnrt Po
c. M. Hula has finished loading
! loirs for the winter havlmj sent nut
' during the last season I 7a cms. It
mm' in expected the work will be re
Si m lined in thn spring as soon as the
J I I'oadi; are rolld enough for hauling.
W Tho Ioks were sent to the Milton
M t llox company.
At Steadier Level
POIlTI.AND. Ore.. Dee. 23 (AP
Mutter and egg prices, for tie-'
tfiitt being at Innsti appear to huv
n'actu d a stondlcr level. ; Hocen
drastic decline Wve given -tin
products a stronger undertone, am s
no further deellnes wore tmmcit
Workers Discover
ffih9ofnvS Il1,,tv '-xpcce(i. Poultry and drean
I I triltflVI li, pit m(.M(ft W(rp P,.nttf, hut i
I ';. -. - ibrisk dentfiibl tt'aH' 4til tO'keo;.
VAKiAlA. Xya'sh f Al'TA nttm- (VrleVs tt V'(f'ieiii'flgdrves; 1 ' l-Vull ,
her of fossil hones have been un-and rvegetabn!H were unchanged.