La Grande evening observer., February 13, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

Thursday, February 13, l!)30
LA GRANDE !EVENTNfl OBSERVER: LA GRANDE. ORE.I
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Mrs. J. l lnnle and Mm.' K. V
Mosxmau onlortuinod with iui evo
nintr of irniiuM n iit nu unusual pro
gram tifforinK i a valentine party
Wednesday evening In Aim. Injrlc's
home.
Legion Auxiliary
. Hostess Yesterday :
( tho table.
riie nfinnfii witH well intended
una suocosfii). Members of th
nuxlltary moisted about tho hotel.
Series of Parties
' Given by Members
; Of Club Committee
to carry nut plant of tho en mini l
ti-c: planting water lilies lit tin
j. wiit or ntoiiK' tho highway. Iniprov.
1 Inyr (iunxlorf park with shrubs,
Members of the. Highway Bean- trvi' an'1 flowers unit olTrln
tlful committee of the ha Urn win PrUsc to rnoouruKe owners of
Neighborhood club during tho lust Property nlonir AdnniH avenue (tho
three Mays hnvo Kiven a series of Ht,wl 011 """' h Oregon Trail
parties to whirh oaeh member of P' through l.u (irnmlo) to
the Neighborhood club wan Invited.
' Huch H-ai'Mt made a Hinall con-
At ii charmliiK afternoon mem-1 ATvc TnVm A lion
l. or II... American l.cMnn nnUI- J 1Ul S -V"" AUtV, .
lary noro hostesses yesterday to llu-; HOStCSS lt Pai'tY
Ask Tom Scroggin
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DO YOU KNOW
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trllii.lloi. to tho romnilltcc fund.
Tin. muni..- .,.iu.,h .. in i... l Vinhi'on Snon k-ov
..... - . - . . nai riuiii .vOl.ii1!. m oru-nnrnllon III
At O. E. S. Meeting'1""'
I... (tranrit. hotel In honor or Mvh. John AU.'i. ' was hostess at
, l.lnc.ln'H birthday. .Mrs. i II. Ho. ju dellttl.tlul vnlitntliin parly yostor.
Seorno T. rnchran. iinnul '"' ,Vi,s olmlrinnn or Hie nffiili-. i lluy i,n,.rnooii at hop homo on
worthy patron or tho Orilor of j-'1'- .1 ull-.tH Itnosoh ami Mrs. i". N. I .-llr( , slicel. social hour and
Kaxtorn Star or OrpRon. addressed . I'","",r rocelvcd. i tl.f. li-lllnif or HI. Val.-nllno Mot-Ion
the local chapter hint cionlnir nl j A I I Ik Ii 1 1 1 1 1 irnirruiu or musical ere diversion,
the pronrnm In observance or ! numbers was enjoyed. "I,lttl j A ilalnty two-course luncheon
Lincoln's hirlliilay tolling of the llray . Home in II... West." and j was served will. accessories In a
. boatitiry their iu.pl or the hlithway. roup outslundiiiK inon In hlitopy li.-n son is Hivoet, was sunir , valentine mollf, and a centerpiece
i Mrti. lluKlr lirndy itavo a vali n-uMio sioo.l al iho turnliiK points 01 "y itay u imams uiui jn-s. i.ynn or . inorni-ia. rotten plants anil
-tlno IipIiIko party Monday artornoon .clvlll.allons, numtlnninir Lincoln as . I'lKht at the piano.
lat hop hoinc. Mrs. Clyilo Holm and the last. Tho speaker descrllicil Ills Mrs. I.eal Unssel sansi "My Own
-Mrs. Ilonnld I'aBUO also enlerlalnecl .el.apaetor, sl.nn'inir the trails tliatjrnltcd .states," also aeeonipaaloil
Willi a Valentino bridge al Iho made lilln ureal. hy Mrs. Wriltht.
rormer'8 hnino. i An eiilerlainlnif ppoirrnili or mnsl-1 a clev. i-suit, "I Hon'1 Want to
.Mrs. Turnor Oliver. Mrs. Hd.eal and dance nuiuliers was enjoy- il'lay In Your Vard." was presented
llnckiuiiii and Mrs. 1.. II. It tinsel I MIhh Kalharlno Wisslep ac. ,y Marlon llnyles iin.l I'Vrll U.er
liavii a- valentine party Tuesday nf- colupalil.-.l hy Mrs. I.ee llcynolds sen accompanied hy Nellie tieerl
lernoon at Mrs. Oliver's homo with sani.'. "Awalte. awiiko My l.ove, ,,,
a vnried prOBiain for the t-in-sls and The .Mornlnit Is t'l.lliiiir." Iinih ! Al a lalile pretllly ai raliKcd will.
Hiitorlnlnnioiit. Von.posilions or Itoherl HiintlnRton mlnialuro Iob cahlns. red and
Mrs. II. Ii, Hill It It entertained at Terry. . while carnations and patriotic .lec
her homo at bridge, currying ouii A valeatliie ilauee w-as presented j orations, Mis. Walter l.elsmall,
the valentine niolir. hy Miss (llailys Itoherts, aocoiupan-, Mrs. J. I.. liiKie, Mrs. I-', (1, llen-
; Mrs, W. I'. MeAdory ami Mlssiled hy Kalharlno Wlssler who re- niiiB and Mis. I .1. I.oltes served.
Itlanch t'lark enlerlained at the ' spnmled lo mi oncopn .with a star assisted hy Mr, tills
Ite.iwieU t'lark homo Tuesday eve- dance. i Noruian lesilet, Mrs,
r
pinlt roseh.ids wore nrrai.BOd about
Hie home. . j
. '
Crystal Rebekah I
. . Lodge In Session
nin with a, valoDtiuc program In
whlt'li thoir jriiosts tfiU part.
Tho ri'Kitlar Imsinc.s.s iiirftinc
prt'ooli'il tho prourani.
nuns and
piclur.' i
Mrs. Wiiltor I'aliiM-r.
I' Lincoln was plaooil
Last ovoniiiK tho (YyHtuI iu-
bt Uah loiluo No. fid I. O. O. l mot
in roKiilai- norsIoii with Muhlc Ook
torlliiK. iioblo Kniiul, pro.shiliijf. A
lariio numlit'r of momherH worn In
atlonilaufC',
('otiHiiloraliio plniiH for futnro on.
tcrtHinnu'iit wort, made with oom-
'ulmor. Mm. iiulttoos itppolntod to urraiiK'O for
Harry Will-I thorn. An association mooting will
on
ho hold horo I'Vh. ill. tho last WVd
nosilay of tho month. i.'ommititM-s
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lull yy vv
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Loiter pg'ofits in HulUiay save ymz tit least
$5&Mv:MJ Jn fMMitinn .. to the . many;- ..
savings, in mumeiemtMiriny
T'ENTY-SEVKN years ago tlio Ford Motor Company
was formed to provide reliable, economical trans
jiorlatiou for all the people. That original purpose
has never changed. The constant effort in every activity
is lo find ways to give yon greater and greater value
uilhout extra cost frequently at lowered cost. This
applies to distribution and similar important factors,
. oil as manufacture.
For the Ford Motor Company believes that its full
duly is not only lo make a good automobile ul ihc
lowest possible price, but lo sec that there is no waste,
extravagance, or undue profit in any transaction from
the linn! the car leaves the factory until il'is delivered
to your home. t is obvious that hard-won savings in
production will be of little value if they are sacrificed
later through excessive sclIiiigcosts.
KvEItY purchaser of a motor ear has the right to know
how much of the money he pays is for the car itself
and how much is taken up by-dealer charges. If these
charges arc too high, one of two things must happen.
Either the price of the car must' he raised or the
quality lowered. There is no other way. The money
must conic from somewhere.
In the case of the Ford, the low churges for distri
bution, selling, financing (ind accessories mean a direct
saving of at least $i0 to $73 to every purrhaser in
addition to the still greater savings made possible by
economics lu manufacturing. Ford charges ore. uol
marked up or increased lo cover u high irade-in
jdlouance on a u$ed car.
The profit margin on the Fortl car has always
been fair to both the dealer and the public. Within tho
past three months, it has been possible to effect still
further economies. Today, the discount or commis
sion of the Ford dealer is the lowest of any automobile
.dealer. The difference, ranging from 25 to nearly
: 50, comes right off the price you pay for the car.
XlilC business of the Ford dealer is good because he
makes a small profit on a large number of sales instead
of a large profit on fewer sales. lie knows, too, that
the extra dolhir-for-dollar value of the car makes
it easier lo sell and more certain lo give satisfactory
service after purchase.
Consider also that the Ford car is delivered to the
purchaser equipped with a Triple shatter-proof glass
wimUhieltl, an extra steel-spoke wheel, and bright,
enduring Rustless Steel for many exterior metal
parts, in addition lo four Ifoudaillc double-acting
hydraulic shock absorbers and fully enclosed four
vhccl brakes.
If for any reason you wish to buy certain small
accessories, you will find that these, loo, are sold al
the usual Ford low prices. Replacement parts are also
available at low prices through. Ford dealers in every
section of the country.
XlII'SK are important points' to remember in consid
ering the purchase of a motor car. They show why it
is possible to put so much extra quality into the new
Ford ami still maintain the low price. They" arc
also the reasons why more ihan 3.' of all cars
sold today are Motlel A Fords.
FORI! MOTOR COMPANY
fer:-
mm
$r-$
' SPRING'S
Favored Styles
You Will Find A t
.POTMAN'S
Frocks for all occasions. The ' f
advanced and authoritative
conception of the new sea
. son's silhouette.
"' Shown in plain flat crepe, plain,
. georgette, plain chiffon and gay
- ' prints.
The chosen colors are pat an
blue, imperial jade, channel red, ,
cornelian : beige, tan and black.
PUTMAN'S
wore ehoun to havo dm wo of tho
St..'1'ntrickH danoo to hu. hold', In
tin Znhnr hall. March 17, iiIho llm
colonial masked danco In Jloliokah
)mll.lVh. l2. ,
. Many of .tho nutinherH who Imvo
boon 111 woro tvportod tmprnvlntf.
W. C. T. U. Plans
l" Tile .elali w ill meet iiKaln, with
Mrs. .Wesley 'Mel 0nald, I'Vh. 20.'
colonial tuu to bo liehl at tho homo
or !r. iMitrtffircl IukIo rrom il to 5
o'clock Saturday arternoon, Kob. ,
22. The public Is Invited to attend.
The Hllvcr tea Is an anntinl nr
rnlr or the. 1). A. n. tho proeoeil'
111,1:0 to ediicatloni.l aervleoH, the
siuilent loan riiiul and local eoi
leifes. ...
Ypav' PrOS-ram lovoiolBn Hoard, mate mamiBer of! .M- Uvmio Hohnenknmp , Is
1 Cell b riUfcldlll . i( t,uvUB .W00dm, Installinn. olml.man of Iho arfalr. , She lias
Kollow'illB thO. meotillK Perresh- n.ai.o iiueres.l.iB pains inn. ...a.-
incuts weri. Horvoil In tho illnlnB tin fop llio tea. It was iiniioiinoe.d.
room by, the circle and a social j
hour was enjoyed.
Install Officers
: At Lodge Meeting
Installation of offlcnrs wan held
I al tho rocont mooting of tho S
prcmo Korost Woodman circle with
i i'liuiH for a nicmlmrHhln drlvo.
essay conlost, wolfaro work' and
othor aotivltluH during tl y'1
woro tiunlw TuoHday aftoinoon at
tho mocttnir of the Women's
I'll rtsi Ian Tompcranoo I
al the homo of Mrs. Chloo IViIkIio.
Two visitors woro present.
' Tho f Ir.st of a MorloH of social
niooUnKs to ho Jirld otich month
Ims'liif? two roKiilar moetlnKs of tho
union each month,-in place of mm.
Will bo. hold I'Vh. 26 at the homo
of Mrs. I'utnam Vocl;, when hcsliloH
social hoars illscussloii.s ami stmly
wilt- bo hold.
Helomalo Club
i Is Entertained
AUihUii's mineral production, In-
,i.,ludlnK procioiiH ntetalH nnd busor
nhcV, i Mrs. Wright Hostess W'
At Bridge Party i
Mrs. Ainbros.v VrlKl.t wns host- j TltM TArl Ttisf'
ess to the A. O. T. Jlrl.lKi. ol'.lh last C rUUU I 11(11 .
evonlnir "at hoc homo with two
tables al.play." rotted planlH woro !
a nrelty .lecornllon.
.Ni . r r Mcnon ,l Miu WHltam , to.?" ".
, , ,. ... ,, ,.ni1,,i,1 i 'lie known oauiio oto much txcsM lit.
IIU..I.IU I. ..-I.... .......v....
Fights Fat
At a iilcasanr al'tcrnooii of
bri.lno tho Mclomalo club momhors
wri'O K'.iosts yostonlay of Mrs. Clyde
('harllon at her home with threo
tables at play. ArraiiKemi'titH wore'
attractive In a valentine- limine.
.Mrs. Jack Oliver won hitch
scon-, with Mrs. Delia Jlarndoi)
winning second. A (hdiolous two
efxirse lum'heiin followed cards.
award.
l-'olloulnK brldtrn dulnty rofresh
menlH weru served. The next meot
Injr will be ' with Mrs. Aiiffunt
j.lirh'lisim.; , - ,;'"L:-, f..( v
Chapter: Planning ;
.v For Colonial Tea
At the special mooting of (Irnnde
Itondo rhuplcr Jmtitfhters of tho
Amurjean ltovolutlon . held yester
day nt tho homo of Mrs. Itay Will
lams plans - woro made for tho
Doctori now employ it the world over.
And now, without starvation, multitudes
zxa saining new youth and beauty, vim
uiu vigor, x ou sco uie rusuim wncicver
you look. Fat ia the exception now,
M-.rnioln prertoriptlon tabtfttfl.embtMly,'
his modern method. People have used
.hem for 22 years millions of boxes of
hem. Some of your own friend, doubt
less, can show you what they do.
Let them hnng you what they nave
JeliLffit nnd ema2e you. A book in the
oox explains tho cnecta. Go now and
ilt your drusffiBt for a $1 box of Mar
nnia, you owe mm to yoursen.
ISTATEt
Starts .
TODAY
' " The Joy Boy
TAfi m am pr a il fH R (7
With
ANITA PAGE
ERNEST
TORRENCE
KARL DANE
A .Melm-fioliltiy ii Mayer INcturn
THRILLING SOUND
SPEED was his middle name! On the track in love the sky
was the speed limit! Haines will give you 1001 laughs and gasps.
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MAI .OUCH
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At Kbit JbOK
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In
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H your until IIotim' imiiilior up.
Ileitis iH'hiiv. rcHirt at box (ifrii
lonhrlit nltlt ll.vns.. nvolpt nml Im
Hir Itnest Mr "M'DKDWAY."
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(il T.ST LIST IIAC'II IIAVt
vs
10 Gallons Richfield Gas
liV I'AKNKH TO "rSI'ttKNWAV"
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tier Now lorskllio C ur 1'urkc.l In l-'ronl of Tlwatri- for l.-irtli iilars
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