La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 09, 1930, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThursday January 1:10 IA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE!?. LA GRANDE. ORE. Page Three - n . n m 19 4 H H SS Si SI B M H U I SCO QiTT N 1EWJT Install Officers 'At Meeting Of The Eastern Star - At a ''iy iiuprt-s-slyi' mul ticiuitt f nl insiiiliiition i-trvmuny tho i w oflifiM-s oi t J o i rlinpu-r o. J.:ivi't' v order oi Kiisutu Hhtr lock tilaci' I j i Ml fV.'nhiK. in tin .MiiHonh1 tt'iiiplf which was iihrufllvol ;ir- 1-illlKVtl wilh I'liiWcrN. '.',; ' A fu-r t hi- (tjH-niTifi. rerwiiunies Mrs, ll.'izi'l Cr-iihain. ilin. retiring . worthy matron. ;i8 im-si'Dlv! with u hoii'iut-t of i-iiriialioiiH, 'for wliii Ii h!m- f.ffHH'il lnT ' appivt'tiithim .Mrs. t 'olon It. Klii'rhurrl, ii.ssistt' Mi'N. (iraham in pr.-s. ntini; eiii'h of ihf offtriTs, who uil Kt-rvcil untlr Mrs. (ii-ahnrn, willi a rom-L'iii). Mih. Myrtlf Iti-atiy, tin- new worthy mn It'uii, wan al.-io pivrtintffl with a lov ly h;iki'l tii lluwvtn rolliiwlu insiallatiiMi. (d'ornu 1 ii ml, oiihy jmtron, awaitk'tl Mis. Crnh tin with a pnHt niatrotr.s pin. - - . Mr. Myrtle Itt-atly was iiiHtut !. ns worthy matron, t;. 1'. MutrsiiiiM. wurilty paiion, Mrs. i.s;i iCob'.nson, i.hsuciati' inati-nll. CliarlfK Ittiihatn, iisMn-iutr patron: Mrs. Flnroiui" ila- i Kivn'lary; .Mrs. Klla W. H'.is- M'll, tn-asnn-r; .StHla lllm-k. mn limii'fss. ,M rs. Km ma M. Kowh'r, itsoi-iatt- condiu'ti't'ss; Mrs. t. Mny Nnyis. chaplain; Mrs. lla.i'l llrnh jim, marshal; Mr.i. ,.t llii U. NV1I. New State Theatre Today & Saturday Ihammlc Smash In Full Dialog With Huirh Trovoi hnrothy ;ullivi'i Kohcrl KIHs AiliM'n -'IM'hijrlo v.- iiisaHsisimiiai T-ivi Show ;.$rj ! of the 1 M I H T News that You'll be Glad to Hear - Caused by News That None of Us Liked Trotter's Entire Stock Follows the Stock Mark et and Goes Pell Mell Down in a SUPER SALE of Men's and Young Men's Apparel SALE NOW ON! Hi H M IS ia YOU KNOW THE REST, and we hate to recall it. Overnight, men who were clothingly inclined stop-, ped dead still. Even barber shops noticed that many of their best- customers started shaving themselves and when men retrench like this, what can even the most wonderful stock of clothing in the world hope to sell? TODAY WE HAVE THE FINE SUITS, O'COATS & ACCESSORIES THAT SHOULD BE BLOCKS AND MILES AWAY FROM THIS STORE. We absolutely refuse to carry over. We know that casual and average reductions won't stir up the i Suits $25 $30 - $35- $40 Suits and Overcoats Suits and Overcoats Suits and Overcoats Suits and Overcoats $18.85 $23.85 $28.85 $33.85 Overcoats M HATS S $5.00 Hats . . $3.85 $7.50 Hats . . $5.85 orKanist:, Knthi'iyn Moran, Ada; I Mrs. Lola Hun-hitiK," linili; Mr.'. Wm .Vnxl.anm, Km nor: Mrn. Huo Irwin. Mariha; Mrs. Ktln-I H-ih-ror.i. Kl.'riH; Mrs. (il.'nuif .Mllli wanliT, K. K, Itt-atly, wntliwl. . I lolfclmis 1 ' ivl l osluncntK won s'i'vvil' ly ttu two .MTttnns h-il liy Alts,: (.,.. Joy I ana Airs. J. K, chai'ltoii, . Kiiium KiihlU- was the instuitlnK ot'tlciT, lIcoi'Ku T. roiv'M"i ft rand pn,t ro n for OivtfOlti , UK the histul Ilujf patron. Mrs.1 Amliw l.ont'y. inMallitiK tniirsliatl.,. Mr.- Carrie Stein.t:jimp, liiKiallinur'c-lmplain. and Mrs. (.;. s.' Ithnie. installing or Kanist. .' " -' -1 --''','.-" Informal Diiirier At Sacajawea Inn Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Znrhriel; 1 wo ie host and hostess Tuesday evening at a delightful informal dinner at Ihe Kacajawea Inn hon oriiiff Mr. and Mrs. Itlaiae l)evr iof I tend. Mr. J)evers is affiliate 1 witli the Hlieep industry in Criitr.il tMeHri.n mul they spiMit Monday and j Tuesday in linker, where" a stock pruweVH convention w.ih held. Presbyterian Aid j Meeting Yesterday j The Ladles Aid of the I'resiiy ' terian church mot yesterday after-, I noon at t he. fliurclt wit h a' lari! j attendance. Mih.' w'Jj-;. ISuchaiiaa 'was In chni'Ke ol.tfle .devotional. usiiiK: "t onaeeration" as t lie , sub ject. Tho prayer was tfuntf -ity Mrs. 1..; c. Ilowser, ".iust for Today.'- l'ol lowhiKSt short Vmslness nieetinK a' pleasant social hour was enjoyed, and dainty refreshments were served hy.Mrs. C...I. Kohertsolt u ml her committee. Mrs. (iCOi'Ke. Iilchardsou saii two delightful souks accompanied by Mrs. S. II. MoiKiin. She san "The Suiviffe Call," and "livory Moruiiijt', Karly." D. A. R, Meeting Held Wednesday An Inlerosiliif meeting was en joyed yesterday by the members of the l. A. It. when they met at the home of Dr. Margaret Inlc M'.'. I'M. Kritiny jftnve a entertaining nc counl of her grand I'ulhcr'.s Journey ; from leaving liis Iwinie with' liis ; family in the east and travelling to j Cortland; ami then related their . journey to this valley, when Hhe 'was a ha by. She also told many 1 interesi hig events, leading up to the . present, t'oo'li ''place 'imd plr'iiis wei-I'' 'iiiado" : for the annual Washington's birih j day silver tea. tho proceeds of which are divided between the D. A. ft. scholarship loan fund, ami 'tiie locifl slate religions schools and and Overcoats Pendleton $5.00 Wool . $6.50 Wool . irollcKeN. Mm. Lytiiie Jlohneiikamp present-d th lefwou, Ik rhuirman of this committee. j Delicious refreshment were .Waring the close of the nflor- served ai tlie close of the meeting, noon tea was nerved by the hostess, riiteen inomt.ois were in attea- , dunce. The next meeting will Class Entertains jwf,h " ": ':"' , i ' With Jolly Party , Ladies Auxiliary A a result uf a lively .conteHt, i Report on Kelief tiie hiyh Kchool hoys of the Mcthu- 1 -'list Kuiulay school, eaiertalned Ihe! During the Chrhannin Reason the high m hooD Kiris last evening in Ladies Auxiliary of the American the social hall whh n large crowd l.egiun spent al'oiit Sa in relief id' young folks present, ttamos weiv work; providing about for the played, and delicious refreshment j needy veteran families In this city, .served. The Kev. Vernon K. Hall and sending the rest to the do mill Miss Alice Kllppel were rhap- ptirtmeut of child welfare In I'ortf 'croiieM lor the jolly imrty. (land, which sums are used for the . - i families of the ex-service llleli who "ni7ioirn Tclorfc " ill in the hospital, according to Afrc T. T? Pm'nVIlhe auxiliary last evening In the Division A of the Loyal Sisters) Aid uf the Christian church met I ,7 1 yesterday afternoon nl the home m Harrv Sando. prosidenT. In vharge. .... ' . ,,,, , ,,,, Mrn. C.. W. Htintlng. with Mrs. Mrs. IE. I.. Putnam pronounced tin opening puiiyer. Nine member; wore present. As this was the first meeting of I li.t c...i !...( i.. ii lit iit'r If.nfM U'liH l,H,l with Mrs. 1.. 1!. l'uray vwn ! .-rt .ii. iii Miittie ! (lolden was elected to (he office ot decty secretary -treasurer. , Mrs. lliiuting, assisted by Mrs. Iledrick, servid delirious, refresh-, incuts. l-'ollowing tiie business meeting pleasant social hours were enjoyed.; Regular Session i . Held, By Rebekahs :The' .Crystal UtolAdtah lodge met in regit lm session ' last nlng ail the I. o., o. K. hull, wltli LilUe K iiunudl. .vice grand, presiding In the absence of, t lie noble grand. Minnie jtragg, secretary, and Kva I Uichnrits; left supporters to -the : noble grand, who wen- not In at- ; tendance at the . Installation were installed hy Ida Horry, district ; deputy president, assisted hy Ma- j hie Mcpherson, deputy marshal!, j A vote of thanks was given to , Mrs. Laura A. Oliver in apprecla- 1 lion of the tea towels given to the organization as a Christinas gift. Mrs. Oliver responded with a few! well-idiosen words. The Past No-" bio Crand club announced u party l to take place Jan. tC, wilh da no- lug ami cards as the diversion oi" , the evening i Mrs. A. L. Leffel i Hostess to Group The Women's foreign Missionary soeiely of the First Methodist Kpls ; copal church mot at the home id' Mrs. A. L. l.effol on Main flvonuo 'yesterday afternoon. Mrs. . Arinr llold. the vice president gave an . jntorstlng. accoun rtT. ri'he -"." hjgli pvtesX. Jrhoro werv.iijsy .sev rrnl Kxocutlvo ori UT'T and . the ; lipohitlvo offices filled. A sixtieth anniversary of : the Wo man's Foreign Missionary society, which was held at Columbus, Ohio! in October. Mrs. Leo Hanford had ; charge of ihe devotions, and also Special Lot Pure Virgin City Overcoats Shirts . $3.85 . $4.85 Sacajawea Inn. f Mrs. Melvlu (inlhrnlth was elect ed to fill the vacancy when th' present Kccretary-treasnrer resign- ed. It was decided to furnish mill: ! f'" 11 fum,I nl" ntIltlIr to"- IditloiiK are improved. Plans wero I made ror n benefit card party to j he held in the near future. Ktdlowiug the business meetings, a hawlad social was enjoyed hy th ;ixlll..ry. follow..,! hy M,'V'rftl delightful hours of danc'iug. i' as largt crowd hi at. tentlance. Announcements The Juveniles of tin , Woodcraft will not t urda j'. Nelgllb(H-s of leel this Sat- i The Degree of Honor Protective tnorlety will meet l-'rlday evening, "'lib Mrs. t-;. waie ai i o clock, following snort nusiness meeting, the evening will he spent socially. , .The Women's Ko reign Missionary society of the Presbyterian church will meet with Mi-s. Lynne ltohuen katnp. 1704 Kirst street, tit 2:30 to morrow afternoon. Encampment At Union Selects 1930 Officers 1y W. F. ruiinor 1 (Ohorvci Correspondent) I'XI O N. (Special (5 r a u d o , Uondo enenmpm.on! finished elect i lug, officers and Installed their cleellvo and appolniive oft'icerti at j their regular meeting Tuesday eve- nin'.. Morrie Jones been mo the ' new chief patriarch.; Vivian I'.ioh i arils, senior warden; (Hies Van i, H onsen, junior wa i den; W. V. Connor, scribe and William Khd 1 block, treasurer. Uo Oainldll, the T ; refii-iiiL'' iilTHt.llnir nlfteee Leennio ; i-otirimr nrrsidhiir light lunch fotlowed. the Installa tion which was in charge of John Miller. January 1' 1 the lodge will have an oyster slipper. John and Vivian krehards and Charley Cnn- lailHIIHBBl sensational selling that must be accomplished, We have therefore herded this entire stock into a round-up of super bargains, and if prices speak louder than words HERE THEY ARE! Read these figures once then read them again. Read also the makes and brands of merchandise these drastic prices are applied to! Never in the history of this store have we attempted to conduct such a sale. It will pay you to come early. It will pay you to purchase MORE than you need. ARE YOU READY FOR, FRIDAY MORNING?. Here; it goes! Hundreds of these Hart Schaffner & Marx and other standard makes. COMPLETE STOCK REDUCED! Wool Oregon . . . . BOSTONIAN SHOES AND OXFORDS $5.85 -$6.85- $7.85 iiet were uvei from Cove fr the no etinf. A iHlmber of friends of Mrs. Charley llenstey, . formerly Mrs. Wiesnu, gathered at her home ' TrTsday aitermani fur :t social hour. They hronyht presents fur M,i". Ilensley la tiuiiur u her re cent uiariinuo. The nficrnoon was rpent hi a social manner mid re ; fresh men is were served, Tliose : present were Lixle ( 'astor, Ha die M 'oiiiioi', Jennie Conk tin. Mrs. I-:. .Cameron, Mrs. J. K, Allen, Mrs, H. ; Hani, -Mi tlmpfU. Mrs. Itees, , Mrs, Dates, (Iraiudua Haru and Miss Mary Milenhurg of l.a tirando,; ; niece of Mr. Slim fig, ' J oseph l-Ia rley w hose homo is ; at Mntcolm, Iowa, arrived In I'n- loiu Wednesday for a visit with his i daughter, Mrs. John Turner. Mr. ! Karley niiiy locale here h" lie can ; find a suitable place, A number of members of the I local commercial dub went to Itak j er Wednesduy to attend the fun. oral services of the Ue Miv Itaird. i father of T. M. Itahd who is a member of the I'lilou (dub. Those who made the trip were: l It. Conner, C, L. Cadwell, Lon Davis. : .L I!. Allen, Itidn rt Withyoomln .Mr. tllpKon and Itov. Itobert, C. ! Lee. Oral Hosewall arrived home from Spokane Monday afternoon. j He had been in the eastern Wash- j ingtnn city for the past two weeks on a hiisluott n ip. The high school boys will pay "at La (Jrande I'Ylduy night and the hdlowing evening will see a double header on the I'nton floor, the WaU ; Iowa hoys'and North Powder gh'ls ; I nth playing here. J , Well, well, Ipeinu taxes are get-; 'ting .lower nud low.vj. It's going; to bv a tough blowi liowever, fori some of ,lhose . fiuiritlos usually listed on the. regular March returns. . om;hter Ihf I'liristmas toy; its life is lrlef, hut. it certainly doejt got the breaks. . LEGION POST ESTABLISHES ' LOAN FUND ; (Continued from Pago One) a quorum. Said hoard shall be selected as follows: r ".V nucleus shall bo formed by. the appointment, by tho post com; . inandor, of four men to serve for- a period of one year, lie shall then appoint four nien to servo for a two-year period. The eight thus ' appointed shall then select four j members to servo pne year. Kneh subsequent year the new com. j nutnder shall appoint four mem bers' to serve for a two-year period, 'and those four In conjunction with the four held over from the pre vious year shall select the other four members. Any vacancies oc curring shall ho filled hy the board. All appointments shall be ratified v by tin1 commuJidcr-,. . ,i .chni-rman land secretary shall he elected by ,- the board, at tho first meeting after the appointment of the new .hoard. The board shall he required , to report its activities to the post ! upon stipulated occasions, except $14.85 Mhat It shall not he the policy of 'the board to report to Hie general public, Ihe names of t)ie recipients i of the loans, "This hoard shall be known, as : "Thf American l.enlon Student Loan ltoard" and shall be the final 'court of appeals in all matters per ! talning to tiie loan und. All tesil , niony of character, ability to repay, , academic record, ami recommenda tion furnMicd as required data for ihe securing loim by idi Mlble students shall he passed upon by the hoard, whirl) shall in turn l keep and th. all such records of i loans and transactions of till kind I pertaining thereto." j Kol lowing the regular minding. the legionnaires joined tho Legion 'auxiliary In a basket social and 1 daneo. . ; THEATERS "Night Parade" Opens Today At State Theatre Patrons of the State theater have an eye and rnr trout in store for them today when Undlo Pictures' lilt-tnlklng drama' or fit t her and son devotion, "Night "Parade" font liv ing Mutjlt Trevor and Dorothy Gul liver, opelm n limited engagement. Known to doVxtte.es of the footlights n:: "HIngvldo." the big New Yorlt rttige success fiom the peim of tloorgi- a Idiot t, Kdward. Panimorr and Hyatt Daah, "Night Parade,", promises to grip' the emotion. Scenes between Hugh Trevor and Lloyd litgrahaiu as the father and sun me said to rise to intensely dramatic heights. Mnl St, (Mnir. who dlrectud "Night Parade." as his second Undlo picture, classifies It as llio greatest screen entertainment he BEWARE THE COUGH FROM COLDS THAT HANG ON Coughs from cold may lead to e rious trouble. You can stop them now Willi Crcomulfinn, an eniuUiued creosote tltat ia pleasant to take. CreontulBion is a medical discovery Vith two-fold net ton; it soothes and heals the inflamed nicmli'ranes and in hibits perm urowlh. , Of all known drugs creosote le rec ognized hy high medical authorities as one ftf the proa test healing agencies ior caufilm from colds nnd broni:hial irritations. Creoiuulsion contains, in addition to cfeosmto. other lieaJinu C EOMULSION FOR THE COUGH FROM COLDS THA THANG ON . . Final Reductions TO CLOSE OUT ALL ; : WINTER.-. GO ATS Every Winter coat in the house is now cut to 'the Final Closeout Price. Dress Coats and sports models now is your bargain opportunity. ' . v ' '',.; ' Half Price : and Less JANUARY Coat Clearance All Remaining , Coats Formerly Priced ' $65 or $69.50 & $75.00 NOW PRICE PUTMAN'S La Grande's Exclusive Ready-to-Weai . and Millinery has ever made, mid SI. Oulr ranks, aiming thu fifsl-llm direct uvs ,ut'i Hcroomloin. ,. . . . , ' -J .Vlleim I'rliiglo nnd,.Holprt KIIIm, I oast as the dual menace that S'-ekM to dethrone the, doting father' Idol and cast him Into disgrace, do sterling " work In' n setUug thut promises to strike a now note In modernistic; design and furnishing. Although uNigit Parade" has tho atniospliei-i's of tfte trio ring, it !h elements which soothe and heal llio Inflamed membranes and stop tho lr ritation, while the cfeosote sd Oft to the tomsclu is . absorbed into tho blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and chocks the growth of the gcxtns. Creonuilslon is guaranteed eitlafac lory in tho treatment of coughs from colds, bronchitis and minor, forms ot bronchial irritations, and is excellent or building tip tho system after colds or flu, , Money refunded if not re lieved after taking according Indirec tions. Ask your druggUL (a dr.) I tions. AHt' your nruggiei. tanv.; Regular , Final $14.95 Values now ..$ 6.90 $24.95 Values now 11.90 $29.95 Values now 14.90 $34.95 .Values now ...16.90 $59.95 Values now ., 29.90 $84.95 Values now 42.90 Sizes from 14 and up. Some excep tional'coats in sizes 42 to 46. HAT CLOSE-OUT All winter hats marked for final clearance. $1.00 -$1.95 - $2.95 a fine story of lather love, with a generous ftupply of romance tin sea Houing. , , , ; ' ., . Ty im tmb war atorg Wo. II I-a Oritnda, Or. Boys Nite Wear 98c Ages 6 to 16 in either 2 piece pjamns or in night shirts. " Made of stripe ' fancy outings, braid but ton and silk 'frog- trim., ihed. 1 - . - t 9 1 ON CINDERELLA'S EASY PAYMENT PLAN Cinderella Shop. PAJAMAS That sold to $3.00 $1.95 SWEATERS That sold to $5.85 $3.85 M N N M T c ISHI1BHII1