La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 15, 1930, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday; January 15, 11)30 LA GRAN DE EVENING OBSERVER; LA GRANDE. ORE. ' Page Three DCDETy NIEWJT sonirrv "Iikum.i.m;,'! V Social iii-nx. In oftlt-l- hi up. Iear In llm I mh'Icij- iiiliimns, inusl Ihi In Ihi' ImiiiiIs or (lie mi I'li'ly imIIkh- nidi imirnliiu Im' uv if.HU ii'cliH'li, In c.iiIit in nllmv ror i cpii in I inn su llial l iimy ii-ili li tin- (iiiiiiiiislni; roiiiii hy III oVInck. II Is mini'siiii 1 1 hi t J lc cull ns Winn nricr H ii'clnclc as picllilc. The Middy inn Is "lllililc nil" in I he iiiiii iiliiir, mid hi orilrr in no In press In Hnio In cjltcli rnrly m'lcriKHMl slaves Mull caiiy Mm papers In neiirliy iowiis, II is necessary In aviilll any ilclays. . , ., Mrs. Lee Bouvy - Bridge-Luncheon Hostess Tuesday Mrs. I.t'o Homy was 'hostess yes tisnliiy al a charming brldge- lunehi-on. entertaining tin Tuesday Jjjiicheon club at. her. home, 'overs' Were laid lor. 12 at a table attrac- lively centered with- roMi'huils and ! Iree.ias. ..Mrs. V. f(. Cuild was Plant Sale Big redaction on Blooming Plants All healthy plants with good foliage lost of buds and blooms. We need the room you take, the plants at wholesale or less. Thursday -- Friday -- Saturday 111514 Adams Ave. WHKX IN , I'OnTLAND llsi,i-inijiiiitliir ..I.K Ctrando IVopU? (Tioosb The Heathman Hotels THE HEATH JIAN NEW HEATHJIAN Mow . . . i,rxi;r!TOt;s . . . COUIlTKOrs . . . StODKUATK in ;atiok . '.: . 1 ho Knv Ilcrtlhinan Coffoo hhop Is oim of I lu; nioKt pop. uUir i-uliiif? jilaofH In all rort lanJ. you'll liko It, tool Heathman Hotels - Broadway and Salmon . Park and Salmon O. llcatliinan, Owncr-MnKr. tlvo, M, Khvc:, ii, M, iMcrcc, Asst. .Mnis. "When Dad Breakfasts Down Town" pri'seiiloil with ifucst prlno Willi IHiw tulill'M at piny. . Camp Fire Girls , Meet Last Night SUh were chosen fur mi honor point contest at tin- l'ukwnnu Camp Fire meeting lust niht nt tho lioun 01' Kern Mlouiiirh'lil. The contest will lnnl for three months, during which each side will endenvor to win t lit) nmst htiiiors. find will be concluded with un i-nterluinment. ' A national health honor, a ward ed for keeping a health chart dur ing 12 constcut ive months, was presented to Lonoro lleadley. A sledding party was planned for Friday night to he followed hy re. rreshtneiits at Janet. Hmgner'H home. SiudentK In tho L'nlverHlty of I Alabama studying footprints left an estlnmti" 4ujmhi,imiu vears atfo. on fi slab of rock found in tlm: stale.. The animal i lhoUt;ht a forornniier of the dinosaur.' ovists Phone-M-ll THEATRE LAST TIME TODAY first TALKING picture- A Dramatic Explosion with Conrad Nagel Kay Johnson Chas. Kickford and Julia Faye When he gets off to work a bit late when he doesn't want to bother the rest of the household with .111 early or hurry-up breakfast he does what dozens of other men do enjoy n quick but appetizing breakfast at the Sacajawea Coffee Shop. Choice fruit, brown toast, steaming coffee a tasty cut of ham with eggs clone "just so" a delicious sweet roll or your favorite break fast food with abundant rich cream. You have an ideal breakfast at moderate cost in the Coffee Shop. SACAJAWEA INN "I'olnls llic Way to llrltrr Tiling." Announcements :' Aiinotini-oiiifiitH must In' in tho hainlH of the ttulcty editor not lull1!' (tutu to a, in. In order to appear un tho society p;K' t'hnpter 1 of J K. O. will meet for a Founder's Day lunehue" nt the l,n tli'ftndo hotel Ktlday tit )2:3n o'clock. Luncheon w ilt be fol lowed hy n meeting at the. hotel. .Mrs. M. S. Itrownton has charge of i iu piugrum. i .The Neighborhood Art class will meet Thursday, Jan. It! n.1 2:1ft ' t. 'clock with -Mrs. Hubert F.akln, 'when .Mrs. K. K. Hurley will have. charge of the subject, ' HyxnMlno Architecture." Mrs. Cleaver wilt discuss "Hyr-nnllne Culture and Mrs, Jennie Thompson will nulllnc the history of Consiu ntinc to the , fall of Oonstnhlihoplo. i . ' tiw. nnMthiff of the IUvt-ria I'ar , n(Tcncher association is post jpuhou troin Irhlay, Jan. 17 to Kri j day,' Jan. 24, when it will bo at the j ltiverla school house in the ufler ; noon for a business meeting. ....... The t'hildren Wetddy Hlhle story hour will resume Its sessiohs to morrow in the. cliapel of .the St. 1'elers Kpiscopat ehuich linmeii- lately after sehonl with tlic rii-hi lass at 2::'.U and (he second class nt 8 ::io. All children arc invited ' Tlie 1'ast Nrollo tirhud ejub has arranged an entertainment, .'a mid winter festival, to tali place,Jan.:(,.ftn. ' cards, dancing, good music und re freshments will be tlie diversions 0 tin- evening. ' All Odd Fellows and iheir famillert are reoiieslil to attend. Mrs. Letie McOol((rick Ihl'vKKX (lltc 5, popular pro. tfenei-nl chairman lor the affair. jpn-m: H.-Ulortr on HroildWay; H, ; jMUinh-t: Id. dailca program. THEATERS "Painted Paces" Coming To State Tomorrow " That size isn't everything in a strong man net was demonstrated by Joe JO. Urown when he and Al Uoeiel engaged ,Mn it fri'endly weight - lifting - contest between scenes - for "l'ainted Faces," the Tiffany all-talking picture, starring ltrown and directed by Kogell. Tho lifting object; was.Jlclen Faster, who tips the scales at only ninety-eight pounds. Uogell placed his hands around Jlelen's slender waist, and " lifted her, but she de clared that his fingers dug her so in the ribs that she could not hold herself rigid. At every swing he gjive her she accompanied it with a little, squeal. , Then Joe I'Srown, who has neith er helghth nor heft. of Uogell, took his turn. Joe hadn't been an acro bat for , nothing. X a. scientific, grip he- spanned' Helen's waist so that she could hold herself rigid. Jler feet left the floor and lirown s w u ng ' her ski e wa ys - wi t h o u t a n y trouble. Lowering the tiny leading lady to tho 'floor, Jon gave Al a. look that said, "That's- that!" where upon Al -retorted out loud, "Oh, well, you are probably more used to handling women!' "1 'aimed Fhees," a circus drama recorded by UOA I'hotophone nnd enacted bya cast that Includes, besides Joe lirown and Helen Foster,' liarton Hepburn, Dorothy fiulllver, Alma llehnctt, ' Mabel Pulienne Scott, lister Cole, Is the attraction .at the .State theater Thursday, Kriday and Saturday. : A massive floating cruiie, to be I supplied by German, manufactur- I't-H to the, port of Dunkirk, .Franco, j will be paid for through re para-' tlon account." 1 Gyiisy horse traders must pay a lax of ?ftn In every Georgia coun ty In which they bsirgnih. New State THEATRE THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY FkCES JOE R BROWN As a Clown Acrobat Who Will JujUle Your Heart and Tickle Your Kins With Helen faster, liarton Hepburn, Dorothy Gulliver, 7 rK. AUi f TALKING H f a I vjf W s TlU'llKJl.W IMMMillAMK The National Mroadenstlng eom- ! puny program for Thursday fol- j -mVfi a. ni., I lappy Time;' !Hft. luuiie service talks; 10, Wo man's Magazine; -1 1 to 1 t:4fi, sehi ml broadcasts; 1 to 2, army hand; 2::ia to :, House of Myths; H to -1, light classic music; ft to it, Itudy yalley and orchestra; . 6. Hlnt','-S: l:;t'i, MeloflieH; 7. Spunt.-di arllslR, classical selections; 7; SO, symphony hour; S:;t(i, Amos and iAii.lv; S:4ft, M it x H.'lln uud violin: jit, Memory l.ane; ICUu, Olympian.-; itu, I'lanlallon Kchoea 11 to 12, datice music, j Tlie -'Columbia MroadcastinK- sy , lem pintiram lor Thursday follows; HiiUK Civic repertory theater; s 4, lorchesit'ii; 7 to 7:;ti, transcontinen !tal proirram; !t:;o to lu, l.iKhts and !H!nnlOws; ll);ia to 12, dance music, j Tacoma ! KV1 (TOulic) 7 10 S:3. records: S:au to :t::ui, iVatures; :3, CHS: Jfi ,loMi, sileiil; !i, contralto, su piano, baritone; lui cuneert 10:1 1. cms. , (. v (. ; I'ortland k (V (2ukc) 7:1ft. tnornlUK ex- acliluinl. .it,. .U Vlll'l- II .,r..1.-lllr 12:4ft, business talk; I, NltC; . 2, nuislc; 2U0, NlH'; ; 4. luiistc; v, .MU'i ttjiti), feal urCs; 1 1, brasi band; 1 1 to .12, ol'Kan, , In a regular epidemic of "Bargaii1 Sales," "C'learaHces," and What not, prevailing at this time of year,, we decided to do something very Tadical, something fur' out of the ralik-itnd-file of sales events. ... ! '. a M a Mammoth The Biggest Bath Towel Value Vim lOVcr S:iw 18x38 i-iiliil'i'il liiirilt'rH. Durllm CnlU'il Hnlert. each IM lil 13c nt&Bossorasf Pequot Sheeting A quality so well known it needs no introduction. See this new low price unci get your share during Breier's United Sales, only 47c yd. UNITED Clearance of Silk Dresses We are simply making way for the new Spring arrivals and are therefore closing out All Silk Frocks of the Winter lines. Most of these frocks can be worn well in to the Spring for they are of latest style details. H Original lictail It NHikltUO K I K) (ftiotke) ti:Ui, mnmlinc featureK; $t MlC; y, music,' H:4.1, NliC; 11:45, fanner's programi 12:1ft, music; S:.hu, Nltc; 4, con- 1 cert orchestra; 6, NltC; .N;4ft. I sports; H. studio; It), brass band; Ml to I, potmiar music. j K(1A (1 470KO fl, uiiisiclil liro irrani: s, (lour on Itroadwaj ; t!t, ; Mtiintet; III, reo.uesiH, Denver KOA. (s:)nkc) - 4: at), murkoU. j'stocks. etc.; 4:5S, chimes;- fi, NMC; 1 H, Illicit I'Var: S;R0, Nile; S:4ft, 'mlved nuartet; lean, MC. i Seattle j . NJIi (!70kc) ft:Su, oi-kiiii; 0, jstrliiH: iuiirtet; 7, cohccrl ensem ble; S, iiuinlet; 10. . Vin Aleyern music; 11, dahee music. UO.MO (ii2ilkc) ft. NMC; 12 to I2:i!u, oiwiii. -' , San l-'raiiclsco K1-HC (liiokc) fiiHu, Kilna I-'ls-cher; ti, ortfati; C:an, orchestra; 7, CMS; 7:30, features; S:8n, ondies tra; 9, vmidi'vllle; ti :B0. CMS; in, ll-'rank Watanabc; 10:10, CltS; 12:lo to l, recordings. Kl'O (Ulieko) 4, orsan; 4:ft0, stoidc reports; ft, children's pro gram ; U, salon orchestra; 7, pop ula r music; S:S0, drama; It, Cecil uud Sally: :i:I0, science talk; J:S0, violin; 10, organist and baritone, 11, dance music. . Oakland . . K(K) (7!0kc) tl. NIK.". 11 to"M2. danccmusio. ' "' KI.X (KJtnkc) , 5: HO,; pianu; ,; C, , concert trio; 7, news; ?:;10, feiu-.i ures; (t, gospel hymns; !i:3U' U' j H)::i0, Huwalinns. . 1 l.os Aiitt'cles KKl (fi4ukc) 6:4ft,. tjtock inar kels; 0. NMC; .03U, featiires.; '7, NMC; ,i:H(i, concert; 1 1. news. KH.I , (iHiukc) ti,-. organ: 7, syin plumists; !i:Hu, wingers and .orches tra; 10, news: 10:00. dance music; 1 2 to 1, organ. UNITED SALE Special Purchase Combines with After Inventory Clearance "UNITED SALES" Shatter all Records Sunset Sheet . Blanket Kizo (1(1x7 C An other khuckout in a blK value sIiik'' sheet blan ket now- only 89c Pequot Sheets 81x90 Everyone knows this quality usually sells for around $2.25 each, but now and now only you buy them $1,49 each SALES Start Friday, Jan. 17 and Continues Through Saturday Jan. 25 Men's, pure wool sox, heavy weight .29 $1.00 Ladies' Pure Thread Silk Hose .60 $1.00 Polo Shirts, mesh knit, only ......: .49 $2.50 Men's new caps M Pi'ice 1.25 25c Heavy outing now just .17 $5.00 Men's all wool Blazers 2.49 15c Big size Glass Towels .09 15c Big size Huck Towels -. .10 There are hundreds of other items which space does not permit listing,' but they are good buys Yes! Very Very Good. Price I K NX (lOftilkc) ft: I ft, kiddies pro gram; t), string ensemble; 7, feat j Ures; 10 to I, dance music, j Sail Idtke VUy UHh (li;H'kc) ft, NMC; a. light 'opent; 7, NMC; !, varieties; 1(1, or chestra; I 1, requests. MENUS j , My Sister -Mary ! These are the days when hearty . luncheon dishes with a pciPl,ry j taste nre'most relished. 1 The platter of thinly sliced cold ! meat, cool sa lad and wafer-like bread and butter that h- so tiulekly and easily prepared for the hot i weather luncheon is not for. these nippy winter days. j No busy housekeeper dikes to 1 spend much t line over the prep oration of the noon meal If a dltl , nei- must be served for tho even I lU meat. Mat at least one hot nourishing dish must be supplied I for luncheon. i Tomato soup -left over from a previous nival or canned and freshly opened is; a decided help In the Mutek preparation tif appc 1 1 a hill luncheon dished Olio cup of tomato noilp goes far toward adding a out lo tnany a coiicUcttott and often tiscrt to advantage- this dejecta hlo hit that might other wise go htiumied. , Si'liool chlldivu wiU derlvc much nourishment from I he cheese, and tomato combinations and the cook will spend hpt a short timo in the preparation.. Tlie use'of the soup makes- it uiineccssnry to go through, Ihe procesKMif straining and the seasoning ot tho' soup adds phiunhoy to the whole dish. It. hiilk Is used in the' tnnkllig, soda' Ih hot needed with soup to prevent curdling ns 'hi Hie casp .01" canned' strained tomatoes. ' Here It Is BREIER'S Executives, buvers bitted effort we arc "putting ucross" this thrilling event, with scores ' 'of sale specials and price reductions that will be a revelation toicven , those who have been satuittfed' with the word "sale." v Big Double ; Blanket Part Wool Unions Mealy flhlnhbd A tailored, a heavy wool mixed wult that should sell for $ 1 .its, now $1.39 Hlzo C fix SO, dri as sorted broke n plaids.'- llellevo It or not the priec is, each $1.93 NOTICE! Store Closed All Day Thursday PUTMAN'S La Grande's Jixclusivo Rendy-to-Weni , . and Millinery ,- CLEARANCE SALE Closes Sat. Jan. 18th. Coats - Dresses - Hats Now offered at still greater reductions. See these values compare our prices. 1 Tomato cheese Ik especially high Jin food vnlun and In n wholesome i dish since tho toast adtln htilk to I the cheese which Is it concentrated j food,'-' . ;:: ".'.-, j 11111111(0 Chcosc. 1 Two cuts fiiiclj' chopped 'ohcoye,. j i cup milk, 1 cup tomato soup, S I triangles .of tiinst, 2 tcnsoonn but- i tur, 7 :.:'-. Arolt.l,bil.tcr; In n snuooth . suuco patif Vd, checoH nhd stir .coijRlant ly." until melted.;' Slowly add mill;, siJrrln '. until porrectly ' smooth: Stir In soup and cnpki stirring. con stantly .until . mixture thicken?. Season lightly with salt and. pop per niul - add', onclmir teaspoon Worccsterihjr Banco 1,1 liUett.ii'our hot over toast and serve at -once, . ' A'itamlns have liceen". fodnd!' In hasji,. Hut t);en you 'Jirst' khuv they would bei'j-. ' ' ' V and iimnaccrs got loirether. u- r. Pequot l.'r Pillow: Casts Would oi-illnnrlly Holt nt GOr. riuj no lit thin volT Hpcplulprlnsonly 32c Worth and Pinebrpok Prints Two well known . Bordtm . fabrics .from a manufac turer well known for beau-' tifu) colors nnd ilimigim, most special ' 13c While we havo left wc wish 100 clean models entirely early Spring they go SjSji Hi I ..............D...DI 'B W1II II, mvv Original Ilctml Price 1 m i n ( iiic.uio i,i i:srocK . CHICAGO, Jan. 1ft (IT, S. I). A. v -H0gs: 22,(JU0 Incluiling 11,000 HI-. 1'cc't; top $10.10; hulk a. 70 $ Hi, oft; butchers medium to choice (1.20fu !l.7ft. Caltlc: !,ftO0; 7' cnivcH , 2,500; VcurllngH mostly rtteudv; weighty . steer wcnH to 2 5c-loiver;: Hlnughtcr: ; c In fines, steers good and. choice -$.ll?rtfr'fJ.i.; fed yearlings good.; iiinl choice U.tHV'i'? ro.ftO; "vcalerr (milk fed) gnod ahd choice 'I2.75' fl f I ti.on. v - 7' 77 Sheep: lRttM)0; opening.: alow"'.; mctidv tn 2 fin lower; early hulk fa- : himha .1 a.ftoflil.Tp; , ourty ; to.,' $l;i.sfi; -fat . ewes, -.'$7.00 .downi'. clioUm JI2.7EV; lartibs good ; and ' (dtolco IH.Bfi lJ 4tlo:- M-wcH me dium to dioke fri.MitM7.fi0:-. feed-' it lu nibs good and choice ll.tiot $IS.10. -': -' :;- . mm M n 11 11 u n 11 11 u 11 and throuuli their com to make these Imported All Linen Table Cloths 11 red or bordered In ohivel dcsiKim on whltn ground, cannot he mulch ed clfte v her ti"- 11 n ii ii ii u ii I! U u n ii ii u n ii ii ii ii in ii M n Indian Robes You have ; paid 'elsewhere ?2.98 for this robe 'but we bought a factory close out and you get them for $1.98 Size 66x80 u mmmm II &&X II Clearance of Coats but a few to make a up. Some suitable for wear. Out 77 ! I & m - n m n H