Tluu-sday, March 6, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Sevan
cial Club To
Mrs. W. F. Weiss returned to tho
country gn Sunday ufternoon. She
hud been in town ubout a week.
Hold Its March
$.0NTGO
t
TO STOCK SHOW
Ily Mi's. L, E. JIIH
KLOIN, .Oixv (Special The
i iiHiui-n Stur Huciul club will hold
' J- iiu Mure)) mooting at thu haunt of
" ijlrH. iV, Terpany Friday til' tor
fjiuon, Alareh 7. ' At this meeting rt
; fcumplclo report of tho bazar in Us
Various departments will bo given
bo the president, Mrs. Otis Buchan
an requests every member to bo
.present, if po.sslble.
X nuiuliiT of wheat .'growers hi
this part of tho country attended
jthe meeting in Ia Grande Satur
day at which Mr, Shuinway, of Mil
'luiit explained tho new farm board
.-..Sjdmi. Among those, farmers from
herc were Joo Uallgarlh, Ilex and
. vl'o lloulet, Denial Hug and others.
w A missionary service wus held
') Jul tho Presbyterian church on
Ibunduy evening. A pageant on
. America's opportunity for mission
"jury service to tho nations of tho
jf-wortd was given by Mrs. Fred
lllall's class of boys. The primary
dopartment sang "You in Your
iHnmll Corner and I in .llllc.,' Mrs.
J Will lams' class of girls then pre
sented a candle lighting ceremony
iuHlng Hibllcal quotations referring
io "Light." During tiio service the
Mights In the church were extin-
tguished, tho only light coming
v.irom candles burning in each win
tdow and about the pulpit. Hymns
fisting by tho choir also aided In tho
'effectiveness of the exercise.
Mrs. Alvin Westenskow spent
3'ilday evening with Mrs. Otis I5u-
. : clianan. She came from Imbler on
.Friday, attended the Eastern Htar
i meeting that evening and remained
trover fur tho bazaar on Saturday.
: I Mrs. J. II. Kinney returned
3iome- last week from a two
months visit with her children in
!' jAVashlngton and in other points in
: nuregon.
Julius, Hug and son, Leonard.
Jdrovo to Portland last Saturday.
They spent a few divs there und
Vthen drove to MeMinnvillo where
( fthoy- visited at the homo of Mr.
lurnl Mrs. Joy J.auglilin. Mrs.
iLaughlih was Mis ltuth Hug and
Thiia lived in Elgin until last full
; ilwlien she moved with her husband
;to McMinnville. : Tho Hugs return
ed last Thursday from their trip,
At theirlast meeting the Pythian
Sisters, uf Elgin, decided to send
.dish towels and dresser scarfs to
rthe Pythian homo ut Vancouver,
5 "Nash. There are several children
fin the homo from Elgin and .there
liave been soino older people there
.;Ut olhui' times.
W. M. Tutor is preparing to
f move to Southeastern Oregon in
'4 tiio vicinity of I'arma, Jdaho. They
plan to leave the latter part of this
:l weok. making tho Uty by truck.
4 Tho family, has lived for several
years on the foothill road norlh-
west of Elgin and wilt bo greaLly
j! missed from the community,
C. 1C. 1itUo, manager of tho local
MacMarr, store, attended the man
agors' convention -in, . Walla -Walla
The Otis Uuchanaii family plans
to move to Alicel about the middle
oE 'ih is month to maue their homo
there for an indefinite time. Mr.
Buchanan had been manager of the
imbler grain warehouse before
moving here and Jvd been cm
ployed by Mr. Merritt at tho grain
warehouse here. They have muae
many friends during their resi
dence here, who regret their leav
ing. Mrs. J. J. Wagoner, of Summer
villc, cunio to Elgin Saturday and
assisted with the bazaar on that
day,
(.'lenient McKinnis and two
daughters, of SummorviUo, were in
Ji Grande, on business Saturday.
Elgin's basketball teams lost both
games with Enterprise players on
Saturday night.
At the bazaar on Saturday, Mrs.
Anna Cnson, teacher at the Wil
low creek school at llinchart, won
the first prize, -a china berry set,
Mrs. Henry Hug, of Elgin, the sec
ond, an ice tea set and Mrs. Ida
Sanderson, of Summcrvillo won
the third, a water set.
Tho Cecil Howard family of Ial
Grande spent Sunday at the Julius
Hug home.
Mrs. Walter Stringham and Mrs.
11. Utile and son Hilly drove to
La Grande Monday on business.
Laurence Spencer, of Sumnier
ville, mado a business trip to Elgin
lust week.
The members if the Presbyterian
church held a pot luck supper fol
lowed by a social evening in honor
or Mr. and Mrs. C. 1 Foster who
plan to leave soon to establish their
home elsewhere. They expect to
make a trip to the Willamette val
ley where they will visit relatives
and also to go to Yakima, Wash.,
for some time. While here, they
(. have been very prominent in the
" work of tlie church as have their
two daughters, Fa ye and Dona who
uro now attending college;.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bcndshadler of
Cricket Elat drove to La Grande
Monday afternoon. Mrs. llend
Hhadler will stay for some time
with her sister, Mrs. Claude Hoi-1
brook. Mrs. W. l' Hug, her moth
er who has been slaying there for)
the last week came home wiih Mr. j
Itend.vlnuller. Mrs. lWnal Hug and
Mrs. Lynn Hill made tho trip also, j
Mrs. Earl Chandler and Mrs. K. ;
E. Jlarman went to Ia Grande oil!
"V Tuesday on business connected ;
with Ihe Women's club of which!
Mrs. Chaudh-r is president. Work;
is expected to begin soon on the;
swinifng pool which the club is j
sponsoring,
Frank lloovi-r, of La Grande who j
Jias been employed us grader at the i
Pondosa pine box factory in Elgin, j
sustained several broken bones In
Jiis hand and forearm as a result j
of his arm being caught In the ;
roller at the factory. This hap-1
fened Monday morning and he !
Was taken to La Grande for X-ray;
examination immediately
Mrs. John Shelton, Mrs. Francis
Miller and son, Kenneth, weru :
Sunday visitors at tho Earl Chand- j
lor home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brown nro
moving to their old homo Ihlsj
week from the house recently pgr
cluisvd by Mr. Laura EMolt.
1'OHTLAND, Mar. 6 AP) O.
M. P)u miner, secretary of the In
ternational Livestock exposition,
nounced Tuesday that T. U. Wil
cox Jr., of Portland, has donated1
between $12,000 and $lu,uuo for a
new poultry and pet building to be !
erected on the exposition grounds. 1
Tho now structure will adjoin the
J. C. penney building and will i
balaneo the building arrangement.
Construction will start In a few
days and tho building will be';
completed by Juno. It will be
dedicated at this year's exposition, I
Wilcox is president of the Ore- I
gon Poultry and Pet association . !
Asa Keyes Will
Enter San Quentin
LOS ANGELES, Cal., Mar. 6
(AP Asa Keyes, former district
attorney, announced ho would en-
tor San Quontln prison next week
to begin serving a fourteen year
term for, bribery conspiracy.
OltSTETltlCS ftlTiiXG GLViiN
SALEM, Ore., Maiv 5 AP) I
Physicians and surgeons, osteo
pathic physicians, chiropractors i
and naturopaths are all permitted
to practice obstetrics under tho
Oregon medical laws, says an opin
ion by Attorney General Van Win
kle. Inquiry was mado by Dr. Jo- t
soph V. Wood, secretary of tho j
state board of medical examiners.
WILL VSE OIEEGOX WOOD
SALKM, Ore., Mar. 5 AP)
Oregon wood will be used Instead
of manufactured steel office equip
ment in the state office building,
according to action taken today by
tho state board of control.
2rv '? -v
Don't
neglect a COLD
DISTRESSING cold in chest or
throat that so often leads to
something serious Rcnerally responds
to Bood old Mustcrole with the first ap
plication. Should be more effective if
used once every hour for five hours.
Working like the trained hands of a
masseur, this famous blend of oil of
rntjsturaV camnlwty"wnthol ajitkotlwti;,
helpful ingredients brings relief natur-'
ally. It penetrates and stimulates blood
circulation, helps to draw out infection
and pain. Used by millions for 20 years.
Kccominended by doctors and nurses.
KccpMusterole handy jarsand tubes.
To Mothers Mustcrole is also
made in milder form for babies
and small children. Ask for Chil
dren's Musterole.
VELATONE
I VelatoneWall
Tints -A
Hot Water
Kalsomine
SKVENTKKN COLORS
TO CHOOSli FROM."
IT SI'READS EASY
VAN PETTEN
LUMBER CO.
"Everything to
Build Anything."
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j "GOOD SKItVICIO QUICK"
WISDiM
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Wisdom demands that you
secure the services of ex
pert morticians who know
the science and ethics of
their profession and who
have demonstrated
capacity and ability.
We Understand
their
Snodgrass
& Zimmerman
Phone Main 62
1101-3 Washington Ave.
La Grande, Ore.
Phone Main 18
INNER SPRING MATTRESS
Gives Perfect Rest and Comfort
Worth ''many times its low price in the health-giving
comfort and restful sleep you get. Q nr
See this bargain, tomorrow ! pJLt.i0
DOUBLE DECK COIL SPRING
Luxurious comfort and resilience with these double
deck springs. Flat steel ' 1 Q A K
center bands t ......... pXt4l:D
METAL BED AND SPRING
Popularly styled steel bed with good quality coil
and fabric springs. At a
bargain price '.
Strap Sandal
Collegiate Lines
Port black milont sunilnl Willi
Hido sldc-Lmcklu straps tor col-
le-ytules.
$14,85
You Know You Can
Get Bargains Like These
Every Day at Ward's
50c Ipana Tooth Paste . .32c
Pepsodent Toothpaste ......:.........33c
Lifebuoy Soap 7c
Lux Toilet Soap 9c
Tire & Tube Repair Outfits '. .....10c
5-Piece Wrench Sets ..: $1.48
Car Polishing Outfit .' $1,19
Dependable Auto Klaxons .....$2.49
Felted Cotton Mattress .........:...$9.75
Things For Baby
: Economically Priced
(As Advertised in Pictorial Review for March) ;
"Stork Line" Bassinetdesigned for safety and com
fort ! Shaded green enamel ... easy roll- d
ingi Fine springs ..... p)9.
Carriage Robes all-wool basket weave, hand en
broidered. . White with dainty pink or (31 'AO
blue borders. Size 38x40 in tpX0
"Fruit of the Loom" Dresses cunning styles, espe
cially well made. Size 6 months i?" A A
1 to 2 years ........:. M, UU .
All Wool Worsted Sacques rayon decorated. AO.
Attractive pink or blue trimming .....i. tOC .
Kleiner's Baby 'Pants
30c
$4.98
. -
Patent Slipper
Calf Trims
$3.98
This ilistiiuitivo slipper Imp tihiu
cut-outs und u.ruhud tsidc-buckl
Women's Cotton
Union Suits
53c
(iuod qiiiilily, nicely tailored un
ion nulls at a lnouoy-suviiitj
tfiu. . , , M.. .J
Costume Slips
Kay on Lusterslieen
$1.45
NMeoly iiiilon.'d slip with pleiil.i
Tor fullneaa over liipa, Heverul
colors.
Pongette Slips
Extra Sizes
$1.19
f'ut on trim lines for new I f :t0
rusliiiiiiH, l'lcats over hips. Fine
lUiilUy. j- ,
LDEN CREST
fii ..tttF Ci : -m
is reducing the hosiery bills of the nation! No longer do you have to pay '
$1.50 to, $1.95 for hosiery chic! Women everywhere are. learning that by
buying GOLDEN CREST STOCKINGS .they can have the same number,
""o f JifS'H ess warrey
-Picot-Top Chiffon or All Silk SERVICE WEIGHT for only ONE
DOLLAR! Lisle slipper sole, toe and heel. But come see them yourself
-tomorrow! PAY ONE DOLLAR-SAVE THE DIFFERENCE!
20 Springtime Shades Misty Evening Tints or Darker Street Tones,
Every Thread
D... C:!L
from Top
to Toe
Luxurious in beaul i
unparalleled ..,
I.. I w
quality! roucanwear -tj
them for the finest dress fsf
wear. Pure silk from top to
toe . . . Picot-top chiffon
or service weisht. Equal
to hose selling for $1.95.
(Our No. 956.)
A Favorite
Value at
; ...A
m - - PER PAIR S'
3 Pairs for W
See these lovely stockings! Fine, even weave no
shadows no flaws. Everything you want in a stocking
and you save on every pair you buy. (Our No. 950.)
Sheer Chiffon or Service Weight
at the Same Low Price $1.00
nother Favorite!
Pure Silk Stockings
Mid Walght AO S1" We'9h'
Silk to Top OC Silk to Hem
This Is one of our biggest hosiery bargains. Daintiness
combined with durability. Compare them for quality
with stockings most stores sell for ONE DOLLAR I
All popular shades. (Our No. 941, French heel;
our No. 944, Pointed heel.) .
Make Ward's Your Hosiery Headquarters
Half Wool Knit Vesta.:..69c ;
Silk Bonnets 98c
Flannelette Skirts ..;.....59c
Glorio Cloth
- Ideal for Summer Ffocka
Smart1 prlnta and iiluin oolora,
Kuamntoea tub-fasti f v h.
Lovely pita to I tints, poach,
chid, aroon; und bright"
BliudoH, loo. Yard
iJisiinciivo patterns : lu srtty
prlnta, vory lovely for
homo , frocks, Yard ....
I'lunnnto lMinLs a lovely fabric
at a bargain prlco! See ftjf
thoHo tomorrow. Yard .... ids
(Ah 'Advertised' in March
lluud iluiiHOlcuoplng' Maffazlus)
35c
i Buy
39c
Shirts
Specially Priced
$1.49
Collur nUuuhud or neckband
HtyloH; plain colon, or smart
flBiirod dMHiKnti. Another
. good nunlcl at ........
98c
Ties
Mop -horo'H Rood quality und
smart stylo at a bargain price!
All now patterns to choose
from 1. 1. 1
89c
Men's Athletic
Union Suits
98c
Com Tor lalilo nrmontH of light
weight cotton, l'rlcod low.
Men's Oxfords
Custom Styling
$4.98
Cufltorn built oxfordK -with
"Olovo Kit" arch. l'Mnc quality
low priuoii, .;
Tennis Racket
I High Quality Low Priced
$1.00
You'll havo to: see this bargain
to iipi'icclafe lt One - pleco
frumn , , , strung with niblature
pruof stringing, AVhito bum
wood linndlo,
HIOW XT TOMOUROW
CAST IRON RANGE
Beautiful Porcelain
Enamel Finish
$71.45
A rejilly jittr.'Kfvc Jiddition
I') your kitchen ii nd oin
tlutt (m p.'ihy Uf kocp !h';in
fttul beanliftil. l;rrHh pfis
t'l colors ii nd laxtlng pur
rohifn cmimf! finiKh,
liciicr and more economl
fill conking with thin
(pilrk-lu-fitinp und c.iK-lo-ri't-'iiliite
yinu'c. An unrx
celled barguln l thfH low
price. Hvc It toniorrowl
HOME KEEPING NEEDS
At Economy Prices
POKTAUI.K KLHCTKIC 1UONKRS flfTQ QpT
fast and belter ironing in 4 the time! JpOi.t"
KI.KCTKIC PKItCOLATOKS heavy alu
minum; Ebonite handle; fiber-tipped feet.
7-cup .size
i:i,i;("nIC 'rOASTKKS turnover Ktyle. fl -g no
Nickel-plated. A real value! pl.t0
$3.98
KUCd'IUC IKON
'On-of C" switch ; (i-Ib. size
3-year guarantee 1 CQ QK
tPtl.rJtl
ICLKC'I'RIC SOLDKRING IKON -
for light, general and radio work
95c
As Advertised in Collier's Weekly March 8
Riverside Battery
(uarantced P"(A Of)
I'or I'mils anil uihcr light i?rs, Htiy U--Ichmii your au(o car en.
Why turn and fret over that old buttery when you can buy a
IMvonddn for surh a low prleel Ttubber insulatiun through-'
out. llullt to perform with the hlghOMt-prtced makes on tho
nmrket, (Jlant rHi-rvo power .and ult-wcalher dependability
are guaranteed for 'Z years. v
For All Makes
of Cars
Riverside
De Luxe Battery
(tiiaraiilucd for U years: fully
eharj;cd and ready for use. Mr
than a. lullllon
In use!
$6.59