La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 03, 1930, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPage Three . . r m ISTEVENS'VAM EWGELEN C ECONOMY CALLS FROM YOUR OWN STORE . NEW! . SPRING DRESSES Dresses in the new modified sil houette that sauvely outline the natural figure in a flattering, youthful manner. Dresses for every occasion for the youthful or the more sophisticated mat ron. Printed silks, flat crepes, satins, chiffons, in all the new colors sponsored by Paris for the Spring season with capelets, scarfs,' novel sleeve, treatments. Sizes for misses and women $4.95 $9.75 -$14.50 "Modess" Sanitary Napkins One of the best napkins to be had, packed dozen to box. A value at this low price '- , - . ' r 12 in box 33c Suede Gloves The . latest ; colors and styles for early Spring 79c Silk Hose Our. well known "Peach Bloom" hosiery, full fashioned and serviceable New colors '!.-, . 98c Pongee 12 Momme Jap Pongee, full 32 in. wide. A real value at 33c yd. Little Sewing Needs THREAD 4 & 8c NEEDLES 4. & Sc . SILK THREAD 5 & 8c " BIAS TAPE 8c EMBROIDERY- FLOSS 2 for 5c TAPE MEASURES 4 and 8c SILK FLOSS 2 for 5c RICK RACK--8c 3 Pound Cotton Batts Size 72x90. Three pound cotton batls, white fluffy cotton, ideal for quilt making 79c Outing Flannel Yard wide outing, good weight, white, light or dark colors 15c yd. SPRING FABRICS Yard-Wide Prints Beautiful assortment of new" prints. New :olors, new designs, an .'xceptional value at-7- 15c yd. Fast Color Prints full yard wide. This popular print will fill .i need for those-who wish a fast color fab ric at an unusual low price 19c Percale New figured patterns in this beautiful per cale. Extra heavy qual ity and absolutely fast color too 23c Hope Pongee Prints Fashion has certainly said "It's Spring" in these n e w p r i n t s. prints demure, prints dashing, many toned and practical. To make up now and to smart' frocks for Spring wear! 29c Arch Support OMAN HIlT If sTv I Black kid leather uppers, snake trim, full leather sole, rubber' heel,, arch . support shank and com bination heel $4.95 Patent Tie Patent, grain trimmed tie, square toe, military icel, all leather $3.95 Pure Silk Hose Women's pure silk hose, mode modeled to fit. All new Spring shades, fan cy heels 79c Pah Boys' Shoes Boys' outing bal work shoes, rolled split uppers, composition sole, nailed and sewed, rubber heel. 2i to 5io $1.98 ' Children's Patent Strap Children's patent one strap, stitchdown, all leather sole, grey trim, a good looking shoe at a remarkable- low price. Wi to $1.98 to 2 121 $2.49 Women's Derby-Ribbed Hose Women's English ribbed hose, built for service and rough wear. Several colors- 39c pair Patent Strap Patent one-strap, full lea ther sole and covered heel, square toe, style plus service. Suitable for women or larger miss $3.9t Children's Hose Children's English rib bed hose made of extra fine combed yarns, woven for leal seirice 19c pair Southwestern Art To Be Taken Up At Club Meeting Announcements j Tin Young Women's Kducntton jiil auxiliary will meet Tuesday ew- j 1 ning In tin lias.Mii. nl or the Metho- .111 church, wilh "Missions of Call. torulu" iih i hi subject. "Tlu filly j j years covering the tuts Ion period; eoninlns tin- must rumaiilk' and 'colorful pages In tin hislory ni' California, ' Miss I inly, program j t-luilrinun, said Oils morning, "anil -,we hope to create soinethliitf'of the j ' atmosphere of those early days." i The meeting will begin promptly in 1 Thi' program iif the Ml Grande Neighborhood club in hi given m the l.a Urnndc hotel Tuesday af ternoon. Kc.hrnury 4. at two o'clock. Is on "Southwestern Art." Mrs. It, K. Westcnhuvcr, chnir niiiu fur thin ilay. announces tlitc Mrs. I.ynn Wrluht will asw'.mt with the music.;! portion or . iln pro gram, and says "no section of thu (Ulltltri lit K iiil..i'.at ln.r nil (Iirtl .southwest. Think of t hi .nrohne-1 K: 1 " p' , logical mitl pri-hlHtoric remains! ,,' :' . . ,, , , ', ., , .ou,l 11,..,,- Too. .l ,v ..,-... ..o' "" MV ' M r lmll,U, who Imv, w l" i'T M .i, iMi,i .i Nuv.00 " ;h" or . '-T'l 1 , Imllims, Moxl.o uml II... liun.lnMlH ci ' ' ' W",'"0,"l"y 01' Spnnlsli niiSHlons unco wiiltorc.l j1 V10""' ' ! owi- this Ht'rllon. luivo hail u imnoui)( (1 I n l'l iciii'i this sertlon."' on the art of ' JIM ' Miss Larson Talks ' At P.-T. A. Meeting At ih Central I'arcnl-Ticht'r an.sociatlon ui-H'tinu Vrltiay afitr i noon. .Mrs. Krunk - Italston, vice Invitations Are Out For Dinner At Enterprise . Ily Mrs. Wllllnm WIiimk (Ohsci-ver CorrcMpondfMit ) ' I.OKTINK,' Ore. ( Kpcclnl) n vllfilintlM ili'k ill iiMiiniitii'ltiu' it prcsiilcnl, prciilc'l. .Mrn,-A, J..Ojw-' hiuunift an.l .h.nco .t Ki.tciniis.. l'i;liy 4 hy, tin Kittm-prlsi chatnluT of" cunnuiTct'. alter which the! crs sixth BTiulo pupils, tlhcctcd ly Mrs. A. .1. Cook, saiiK, ''The 'Moiin and Her Children, " an.l ' The Club iril.'Mlu will list i. n tu n nIuu'I tint. I House." Hi'Venth Kialc pupils 8U UK" ( -i .. .(n ,i,., .. ti... I I hey wi O. O. hall wliere ilanclliK' will j hps the illversliui of the i'VelililK. .M r. I lolue-s. nt. Lost hie, cleric el the luihllc school, went to Kn terprise Saturday to luk a - tui'ii at' school when Kupetlutemlont J. three son:, ).-tl hy Mrs. (lay I'at ten. " Hypo ne hays. 1'he Hlrds SitiBink School." and "Xishtfail. The Itev. It. ,l I'uthani otTurcd prayer,. The puhlicatious cntiiiilittee re- porieu mat -.miss .ianei uoiy nmi i ronlev held a nieetlmr fnp dls scut an interesting -list of hooks trirl (.,P1..H limJ directors to tit tidy pertinent to.phiU welfare and par- lhP lww Uivm of m.u.lH which the ft nt prnwth. iaiul that hnok and Ktnle.. Is iniultiK out. phaiupleiH will he placed on the j . A . Uiu .nK t,e ,.xlmm, cold weal h lihrary shelves. . ( ov last week Mrs. C. Killler.. "Play for I'Uy s SaKe," a recre- j wll, r sheriff Krazier of .Malheur atiimal proKiam not only for hoys (MIUiv lllu a sisier of Situ' Km anu Bins nut lor ailulls as wni, llll(.,lllllIln h.1(l trown her feet was an address presented hy Miss j Heverely and that it Is feared A Style Presentation And Selling of DRESSES In The Styles For SPRING 1930 17.50 k 19.75 SPUING comes in glorious new modes, with these informal day time frocks that are so refreshing ly chic and different! Frocks such as these are the advance style agents of Springtime . . . and at this low price . .., you may indulge wisely and smartly.' New frocks with capelets . . . polka dots in .v a r y i n g size . . . tiny prints . , . youthful boleros . . . unusual tieat nient of sleeves ... Chiffons in . Sunday night versions . . . Frocks for' daytime and infomal evening wear. PUTMANS Keady-toVear & Millinery -Madeline Larson of the Kaslcrn Ore go n Normal schuol. Sportsman ship, citixenhlp and leadership are i the three 'main alius iu teaching supervised play. Miss Larson said, ; lluiL they woiihl have to he ampu tated. Mrs. r-Yuzier hail none w ll'l her huslmnd on one of IiIh trips and- their ear stalled. They had walk a distance of in miles She nuote.l Dr. Starhnelt, to say, i fln(, ,,)t.u,.r and It was while '.Make the puhllc school a enamel- j ,-a, in the suow that her feet were i rozen. er huihlinK insiilulion." will he jrlven hy the hh?h schuol. Mjmy friends ami, relatives were sorry tn v learn of the illness of Mack Cook In the north part of town. He hi some -better at this time, Mr. Cook Is janitor at the school h ouse ami since his illness tin- hoys of Mr. Leonard's room are showing their sympathy hy Kt Mrs. Ilruco, eliuirnutn of. Ihef he Wallowa County Health aM UiiK In the wood' and coal each' cominillee lor the current meelhig , Hnelntlnn will meet at the school reported that .Mrs. (lower h room j hoUH(t in Lostlne Krhlay. I-Vh. 7, at had 2!t per cent of the inother'fl ! 0tiotU. , - : present, and Mrs. Stella Ingle hacl ; r,'j.;,u.j Harris, of Loytine, had the I ft. per cent. Irs.. tlower's room I (1 0, ht(. . nner renrnved this received uie picture lor I ni Mrs. Niirinan l-'rees gave evening. , - ; M'tfs. Ivvn Stoektlale whn has been staying with .M t'H. AlrKlroy leturiH'd to her home tn Lostlne very III. If Is feared that shy will account of Hie lOconomlcs confer enee held In the La Grande hotel last week. The nssoclal ion will , meet again l-'eh. -28. : Party Compliments ', Mr. and Mrs. Hicks month, j lie injured ilseveral days luive to untlergo an operation. 11 l,n"1 I ago. and was not thought serious f.untll infection developed and when Mr. and Mrs. Krnest Shipley ami ha by son spent I ho weekend he. went to see the doctor It was at the home of Mr. Shipley's par found that the hone was broken.' J i nls at Minant. . Francis Oti who has been work-' J seven-pound baby boy was .Ing in the limber south of Lostijit horn to -Mr. and MYs. I toss Love- injured hlti hand and infection set In. t lie is under the doctor's ran-. Airs, 'John Couch, shipped some . dressed IlirUeys to the Cortland :.ina,rkct, getting ?l'r a pound l'o ' ffrsL class birds. This is better i than the Chrbtmas nnfl ket pri( . ! Ida Wart, of Lostlne, has .been Mrs. nennv lllelts. i -' "l t,1( ''" l''ne dur , , ing tho convalescence of .Airs.. I roxiii who underwent an opera--. Hun at the Wallowa hospital. ' Kim iik I trad ley, ,nlin Lew Is. , l-'loyd Hammock and Charles Hrid widl have finished putting up their j summer's lee. " Harold I 'curse Fpent the laut week iu l-a (!ralide. , i The Central school tejichers, in cluding M rs. . Cktdys I ouglas ami Mrs. Dallas (ireen. art and numle supervisors, entertained in coinpll uieut to Mr. and neulyweds; I-'riday niKht at the home of Mrs. K. A. McKachran. : Due to the Illness nf her son.- Mm. : Douglas was unable to attend. CJaiues were enjoyed during the ' evening, followed by rerreHhmenth. ! Mr. and Airs. Hicks were presented, with a gift from the teaeheis. land, M if. Lovelttnd ami little son lire at the home of Mrs. Dorsey, The tiaby has .been . named,. . Ha h)h I.eltoy. C. A. Kussell. a miner on the South fork was In town Monday and reported having found some rich ore. Mrs. Leo Klplinger of Knter prise spent Tuesday w ith her moth er. Mrs. Karl Allen. Mrs. llcorge Tlltoil has return ed to La (trande where she Is un der the care or n doctor. A. J. Wisdom left this week for Kltilu. Hi has been staying with his son, Lee Wlsiloim Mi, and Mrs. (lull Crow, of Hur- especlnll yuinong the children. Thursday evening (Hies Vyn I loosen, Kex (iumblll, Charles cross, Kugene (tenter and W, V. Connor drove to Mlgln to attend Iho meeting of the county associa tion of Odd I'Vllows and Uebekahs. : A hard times (fecial was staged hy the Kpworth Lcnguera at tho league room In the MethodiKt church I'Vlilny- evening. About twenty young folk,- with Mrs. Nel lie Vaden as ehaperoue, gathered lit thfl'.chnrch unit sent the eve plntf playing social dtaines. Light rtifrcshimmtH wore served. t.'os tutneH 'were in aceordaneft with the niiture of. iho meuting. , " Homey Clieney, who was Injured j last week while, climbing on tho i i'oof of a shed to put up wlren for n radio, Is much improved and able to got around. Hit hack wnH In-! J u red hy a fnlt from the roof. , Toiu lUmitKioiVtihof.wjnut tq,Mott J.ake a few. days ago for medical; 'treat iitent, Is reported as linprov- I - - H. K. Hlirlpy nt I .it Gi iinilc wiir ! tniiixai'tc.l ImikIih' Iii 1'iilun Hal- ! ,lir'liy. .'Mo w:i arrfiinpnnlotl by! Alin. lriuli.y who vlHlti'il with ! irli'iidrt hero. , - i I'nlon h'rMny uOn-Tltmn. Tin' school, hi'lil a pen iih t'tiriu- JiiMt liofnre tliu' Imyn U-rt ror thrlr two-iliiy trip.' : Thoy iilnycil Willlowil High KlI ilny nlKht. IiixIiik to tho latter 3; to Jl. .Saturday thfy wont on to l-.'ntoi'in-lHO I'o.r their Hocoml Ramci'. 'riiUi i'oiiLomi omlod Union 17;; Rn-. torprlKo 2:1. Tho (inion ton rn ilya jut HiUior l'"iUlny. Koh. 7 and 011 j U111 slh KntorprlHO will play 'how. j KuiK'nil hm-vIi'o for Nod Slalor ! who dii-il at Hot l.uko lam wook. j wore hold Holiday ariornooli from' I the Cook hrothoi-H iindortaklnir j parloiM. Ilurlal wiim In the looal ooniotory, , : 1 : v VII,l,i:S Wll.l, UK WIIAI.KS, SAN l.'IIANflHro, Fob. a (Al) Whah'M will ho whn Ioh, aooorilv. Ini? to ('apt. Osi'ar Chainhorliiln or tho Kmuhorn Purine Terry Stock ton, v-hono tlKlil-iif.-wiiy jviih dl8r . pilttal by oiMMf lo'1Hitllififtt'ls ri'ollikliie In tho ferry Innea In Iho San KriuiclMfo bay. ; 'J'ho whole Hpoilted doflantty anil HWain away." 'I'ho forry wiih iindiinuitfod.. - ; . Eugene and Baker Couple Married The marring" of Leone Neitl, 01 Kugene. und Walter C. MeCaloil. of Maker, was o clock Sunday afternoon, at cresiiyierian manse. The ring cere innny was usetl, with the Itev,. J George Wnhs officiating. Mr, am) Mrs. i:. It. Quinn aceom panied the britle and bridegroom. , (icorge Wa;ii4 and Mos Snan rleane creek were visiting friends who are employed near linker In Lostlne Sunday, guests of Mr.j came in for a short visit with their anil Mrs. Lester K ions. I faniillex. They returned to linker f Kredu Hall and Margaret l'oley I enjoyed a trip up South Cork Hal- Thl winter certainly has been a swell press agent stunt for.-tho irroumlhoir. '' accompanied hy Mrs. Hurley who j i ' .. .V lulled with friends here. L v a i ' MlssOladys Wortmancameov'er!11 YVS ConStipatlOll 1 from La Orunde .Sunday and vIh- j (xlyCCl'Ill Mix Ends it ited rrlendu here. She was for- ';ior It yeurs 1 tried to get Hd juerly n Htudetit Mf the . Union of constipation." Hays trhiw. K. " n nvvi. 1 Mlalr. "Then Jit Inst AdhTlka, tho simple made mo reg- Sunday. Mi, and Mrs. Oeore .Moffett, Mrs. W. I'. Itobertfon attended lierforiued at 2:S ( (he funeral Thursday of Mrs. Mary 1 lie . ( oil inn ii. Mrs. Sadie Hall visited from ' Thursday until Sunday with rela I lives in Enterprise. Sho was ac ; couipHUied houie by Mr. and Mrs. I I'Jverett McCiibbln, Mrs. J. A. Jllir- h-igh and Mrs. Satlle. M.cCubhiii. Mrrt, Jack Heed near lOnterprlse ' had n s her guest over the weekend Miss Clnudine (leith, of Lostlne. 1 j I'S'ed I'M w a i ds, who has been Honoring Krnest llnsch with a . very m of the flu has recovered surprise birthday party, a group of ; wiifl Iclently to he back at his of trieads met recently al Ihe houie tlce. of Mr. ami Mrs. Kverett Walker, An . Interetdljig program was With about thirty presonl, jolly j given Monday al. 1 o'clock at the games were enjoyed. A candle-cov- school house by the primary grad" ered birthday cake was ' presented j nt sbled by the third and fourth lo Ihe honor guest. A dellclou! f grades. Kvery three weeks a pro Innch i was served. gram is given, the next of which Surprise Party Is Given By Friends Local plumpers ore being kept i inlxtur very-hino- Bi nee the weather htMtular." inodcrated. The frost Is going j The simple mixture of glycerin, down ILIltl IllheH llndei-iri'Olind linvn InicUlhi.fn I... 1, ii . j I urday. Tin y accompnnied Mr.j Vip" rreezing causing considerable leriku) act on ItOTH upper and I'oley when he w ent after w ond, "Unconvenlence. Hnmo of the Iron- j lower bowid, relieving constipation A muHlcal program and llltm- M" . occiim beyond the cutoffs so I In 2 hours! lirlngs out polsonH you Irated song service was held nt r rij-finc inaw ep cannot bo tiflod t never thought were In yoiir.Hys- the Presbyterian church Sunday evening, conducted hy the . Itev. Mao Cook. Hrs. Lafo Ha'nmock received a, message Mondjy tellll',g of the l death on Sunday of Iter sister-ln- unin exeavatjng Im done. tern. 1-ot A-llerika give your stom- Iho.l.nlon high school hasket-'uch and bowels a UKAL denning hall sqiilid nmdf a trip Into Wiil-lnnd see how -jfood you fecit Ited ;l.Wit eoiinly' last week, leaving ! Cross I rug Store. Adv. E. . -2 ft s. panels f"'""; Rttei: 127 Roomi S3. 50 118 Rooms 136 Roomi 107 Roomi 64 Rooms 48 Rooms Twin Bedrooms 6.00 ROOMS EN SUITE Living room, bed room and bath, from $10.00 4.00 4.50 5.00 5.50 6.00 mi HFPF j uuiiiae rooms, cacn with luo and shower bath SEND FOR fOLDL! . w . wwfw, iui.il vviin iuvy anu SIIUWC! UOln. crviflf-r taA, r,, : .L . . -d ...ww., iUv.iU( gnu 1110117 uuili uunvicnientCS Itldl Will mdVe your stay enjoyable and long to be remembered. lWVATE GARAGE IN HOTEL IUILDIMO L V. HUCKINS, M-.tn, 0-rlor I law. Mrs. I.eHti.T Allen, tff Stan field. Her sons, Dwiuht I'urlug tou and Dan Koblnson h-rt for Stanfieid to attend the funeral." Ita lelgh (load ma u, w ho. was called here hy Ihe death of his mother, left Saturday for his home in Ashla hd, Mrs. Agnes Moins and son Carrol, are visiting this week at Wallowa I with .Mrs. Duncan .Mi liin. ' W. Ct. Kra.er lias been very 111 ! of riue this week al the Ober Ward home. ; Ii. If. Muglll received a fine i new radio fi'iini his sister, Mrs. liohcrtson of Kansas City recent ly. Tho Neighborhood club met ( Thursday afternoon at the home j of .Mis. i), II. M.'iKitI wilh 14 mem bers and several visitors present. The afternoon nan taken up with ii business meeting and listening to the fine new radio which Mrs. Mil Mill Just received as a present Sunday. Itefieshuients were serv ed by the hosteKs. The next meet ing will be held in two weeks III the church basement with a pot luck dinner and with quilting as the chief liuslnexs. Union Reports Several 111 Of Flu, Chicken Pox Ily W. V. Connor (Observer Correspondent) I'NIO.V (Spreial) - fnluil In Mlllt experiencing a flu epidemic we vera I new coses bring reported last week. Several cases of chick en pox hnn also been reported, Headache often relieved without "dosing" VISBS OVER n MIUION JARS USED VEAfftY STATE THEATRE TODAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY . Something; to dicer About! f I FALKIM6 pj .... j y.. - (k?-.. - ,y JMm ' ' C The TALKING SINGING DANCING LAUGHING ScriHiition! Also Hearsts Metro Tone News Evening Adults 50c . Kiddies 10c Admission I'urgnin Matinee Adults 25c Kiddies 10c