La Grande evening observer., May 01, 1930, Page 5, Image 5

Thursday, May 1, 1930
LA GRANDE KVKNINU OBSERVER, LA GKANDE, ORE.
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YHliMS From I'ortlttiHl ' itribiited, could not he supplied
.Mr. and Min. Charles Hard.v, of ; The Kastman company sot nnidu
jroruann. nrriveu nisi evening 10
spend a wet'k at the home of .Mrs.
Hardy's Mister, .Mr. J. t MtKnr-
meetlngs at the Christian church, Cihicte In Meet ; From Hot Ijiko .
will apeak Frldny evening to youth. 1 Claire McKennon, track star at Mrs. Harriet' MaeDonnld,, who
U Is desired that high school stu- the University of Oregon, will! him beon a patient at Hot Lake
dents and those Interested In youth compete In hoth the relay and the I for several weeks, came to Ii
he present. "Klnming Vomh or special lOU-yard event Saturday In ' (Irande todny hut will return to the
Flaming CJrandpas, Which ?"ls' the the meet at Seattle with the L'nl- Unko" to continue her treatments,
evangelist's subject. Another lar;e veisity of Washington, j " -
audience Ustened to the sermon i tfct4iiKMl Horo
laud. They nyulo the trip by tar
und report the roads are i;xeelent
except front the smmnitt on tu La
tirande, where much repair ami
widening Is helng thine. After
spend ing a week here, they will
drive In Missoula. Mont, to visit
with M rs. Hardy's mother, alter
..whleh, I hey will return to.tlpdr
home in 1'nrttunrt.
Cameras Olvep Away
- About H) La Crnmle ehitdivii
Whoso 1-2 th birthday came during
. XU.IH received free enmeraw and a
roll of films this moiping, giviu
them by the Katttpmn Kodak Co.,
through the Red i'ntss ilniK store
.jiul tlluss Drills, Jp-. A uuiiiher
' iM oilier children, ..who arrived uf
. tlr the loeal supply had beep dis-
.., 4' !!
, St l ,IN1IU . Wfiilncsiljiv ownliiL'. l'nif. p Iv In i ..r. iki.i.. ti... . 1 Ii'h liVnnk KoffW. nf Tlf1inr.l
5no,ooo cam eras over the nation ! i,. i,,. n ....ii . . . . t....m,i it. i r,.nn.i ti, .A...it...
r. itt.-iK..ti ,,.,i0 i ""'.hH'inp - ; Mr, ana .wr. in u runt uemThi';m"i'i" .. uk.i mui"...,
l . . . . : . . . evening and special chorus mini- ,,mi ,, iavtd. left this mornlmr n her
1 1 ramie h quipa wi3 oniy a mini
so that the ''first, come, first sr-
ved" rule hud tu be observed. .
lit Itadlo Slum . '
Hob Guild... sophomore at. the
ripveisity of Oregon, presented
evening and special chorus num- um snn David, left this mornlmr w" to Knterprlse where
lcr and solos, lire feu lure or each fOP pwln Kails, lda))0, where they wi Wlled by tho. death -of he
meeting.' . will' niako their home. 41 r. tbie- h'oiudn, Henry (Ja ninny.
T jdei lie is whh the Shell Oil ""o. HM ' :
T.lglil Vot llll-r has been transferred there. tM- usiue
A light post at Third, and Adams
was diimuged ennmderahlo last Visiting Here
nigiit when a car, driven oy m v ,ui .Mrs.
AHvin A- Smith, of Halicr, was
.'In La, ("Irando yesterday on busi-
Walter StrlnKhum r' V- n iui.hiwj
' " i Ki. nu ii iiu, ifiiu-u ... u m p. ami .m rs. waiter MrinKnjim 1 !
the fifth episode of "tluilfin and j woman whoso name wna not on IUU Kon Klwood of Astoria, uio ' '
llMUs (Jal". feutmed l-JmfTflHl CQU- jrfietira at the pullco Htntlon lOflny,'. here foe a low tlayi qn Ipisipe.ss MNlM'UOil Home
tinuity stunt. In the college radio collided with It last niprht. Tlie Und vMting friends. They vil iV- I AVH" ltusSfH I'ailii
broadcast last nlht over KOltK. ! woman was unhurt, It Is reported, turn tomorrow. . . to lier home hi K
.Mr. (iuild is the author of this fea
ture and is nccontpauled by Alisy
Jewel l-JIlis, who was a Iji (Irande
Visitor durliiK sprip vacation. All
ot her feature of lost night's pro
gram, wero musical numbers by
Johnny l!iltiuson'u Varsity Vagabonds.
turn tomorrow.
on lo tion lmmji-r . : ; ',,, hhw
.Miss Dorothy Lberhurd, juub.r . M uuI r.A'roxvs ru
nt tne i luvers.ty or yi egnn, was 'Uu.,H.a homo Moil(iay evenly afle?
charge of the polling at the stu
Its has returned
Kalama, Wash.,
iafter visiting her sister, .Mrs. 1 It.
! t:rlg.' f U" the past two muni lis.
; llvtikeu ,-nkhcT i
j l-ylc l-'lnn, an employ? of the
a very pUasjtnt trip. They ilmvf Ufu,ni. . ....y i' i.-.u
cnarge or in poinng at tne sui- , to.i i;i,inillih 1 v-iiu .-. -
dent body election yesterday 'One llu0,,Kh ,'en,, K"imu,1tl 1 huiklo Tuesday evening pn lis way
tu ni . any eiitiion jesuruaj. vpt uiuI Albany unit: report ;';., ,..'. .
Mime beftn'o he will be abb' l fc-
llng by aula and wept tQ l
after Jeavlpg hero.
PROHIBITioiS
STORY STIRS
Oregon Endi Grid "
Practice May 10
KCGKNI-:, Ore.. May 1 (Al)
TTJ 4 IJTXTIrp ' t" nnj ui wiusuh luvumii
Ji 1 : team, experiencing many clmnfffH
: under its new coach, ir. Clarence
(Continued from Pago One) " - V. Hpeara -6f Minnesota, will com-
i ' pbHe Its sprint; football practice
member of the 'Hoover law en- , yv(ih Iho nt u( s-tIojh of Intra
lorccment ctimiulsslon, said herc jjtiuad grid contests heye oil, -May
today that lie knew of no new phut1 10. . . - , . ( .
being considered by the eomn,is- j When the Webfoots put awny
slon for the distribution of liquor 'their togs next week, only tn days
as bo was quoted today before tin ; of actual practice will ho available
senate lobby committee us having ; before the temp mita PMt fflr. Chi
sahl. A ' jengo to meet HrnU IM10''!
(.'olqnel Anderson said there toher 'A . - y y
was nothing to - .tw- when.' nslteti , R1U,(,' 1UvUminary; : work', Will lio
regard.tng testimony by William H.80 nnilled next fall, Or. fepeiirs haH
Staytan. chairman of the. board of Kivon moro timn imhinry emphasis
the association against the prohl- J ln Mpinu practice. h,
union amenumeni, mat iour mem
Demonstrations Of
Quiet Nature Todqp
'' ly; lho A-vsotlated lrcss
Karly May Hay demolistratlopH.
trndltloniilly the occaHloiiH for ra(l-,'
cat organtyttlons to let off stcn.m.
i W held . pen cet ull v in must .'
Plaerv thrpijghont the world. MinPi'-.
plasht's ocfprred bore and therj. ,
In some cities communist, miipi-
testations were forbidden while lit ,
others the police belt) a tlgtit roln
6u demonstrators.. ' . .
To Speak, toj Youths
Dr. I'acltartl. evangelist , holding
JL -. - ?r "-'
. ' ' the country Is ver
ri'ui hi- v ii"rrj-, i it iirutiit-r ui .iift
''iances Chero f Knterpiise,
former Observer reiortpr.
! JJIWIUf'U
..n j iiw.v fsm(inllv onloved the'
I " ' itnrn to im worn, at present no is
acres ..fhulb flowers now In, bloom ! u (hp u,lnp (,r nU parenis. at 225
111 ne iiiainetio iuir m urn. i uireet
GRANADA K
a .Days Stavtmff
TODAY
Also
"Tarzan The
Tiger."
Talking Comedy ,
FoH S'Otind News
chard Alien
Sets new r'fwds; for thrills, lovn in tbls snillc-a-ui.'niitc
iacng rr, nianco
Mh MARY B WAN
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, r,,. -jf jg "ALL OVERv'"-:' ":;:--BUT
THE WIND UP
It seems unnecessary to tell you of the success
of this forceful and helpful ;
MANUFACTURERS UNLOADING
QHi FS, just tq remind you (hat
is (he tail end of the sale which ends
Saturday, May 3rd. After that date,
prices go back to normal,
May we afld; ..
' Khop nfiw-rryour biggest Vhance.
I'ROl'H? have learned they can get the
things they want in the quality they
want at REAL SAVING PRICES at
I5RE1ERS.
May we say: 1 ' .
We arc grateful for this confidence.
SILK FROCKS
These include the new, much advertised
"Language of Flowers" frocks, dainty
crepe or georgette, one or two piece en
sembles. A substantial flJQ QQ
saving now pO00
Marquisette Curtains
Here is a Good Value.
Panels are 2 14 yards long and .19 inches
wide, have a three inch: ; iA
fringe ., 4SfC
CHILDREN'S
HOSE
Our standard
Sister Sue hose,
Pair ..19C
36-INCH WASH
PRINTS
Eine two or three
color effects from'
Borden's famous
mills.
13c - 19c - 2fic yd.
FINE DRESS
TROUSERS
All wool novelties
or c o n s e rvatives.
Nothing over $4.3-1.
RAYQN SOX
Assorted fancy
design 19c
Silk
Hose
Service weight -silk to
lop. An excellent seven
strand hose--
$1.19
)i.vov ,
i,f;i:r:n;
AiIi(iio t i 1 in
lilooiuerH, p a 11 is
ami step-ins.
MEN'S DRESS :
SHIRTS - -Collar
attached broad-
ni-p inmio in vcr cloth, fast cplpr ........ Sflc
A Good '
FISHING HOOT
Medium weight, snorting
heigh ts, now 4.9.1
HATS
lllivo HKIl'l)
U't'ir s li n r e of
sijlc, mo lift"'.
S3.S0
CHILD'S PLAY Sl'ITS
Plain or stripe chanibray,
long sleeve and dmp scat.
ii i DDI i :s
A.VKMCTS
C'oloml myon
IO). fOllfill
fnol, pr. Ifti
IIOTF.D
STATIOXKnY
Vliii or ol
orcvl, Ihirn
rinlsh. tn
J Be
, OUR FAMOUS
ALL WOOL SUITS
Ages 2 to 8,
each
49c
For work or
ilress. Krt or
piny for pTrrj -hotly.
$17.78
LADIES' FOOTWEAR
Assorted broken lotn but tremendous
values at the price. Former values 1o
5.45, now
$2.60 - $2.77 .
DKPT. STOUKS
kiiof.s Consei-vative or snappy
styles. Well worth then-
regular price and a bar
gain
at
RIDING BREECHES
Grey whipcord double seat, double knee,
button leg. This is another super vaue
at
1.98
J 0gfNTHE WEST
lllere From lloquuim- l)ovo to ))imiiH
j Mrs. Jierilia (lohle, of llminluw, . M uml Alr. P. S. RuMitnnu
VjisIi., who Mum bueii tiiylnK M drove to Hurnn ami reim-np.il yos
Ihe home of W, J. J-mul' fr lc i(.,;iy urtei nooti, reiortnw thju It
past I wo weeus, ih uuuo u. i Wijlh ; iienuiium mpioviut? weuiner
i . -: ., . t iainl ,tnnt ihe nuvls were In
I'roiii llerini-loii
I Oiuiiea li. JMiUt nw
Oiove. tlqwn from llrriuiymn Hun?
day to upend Hie day vslliiiK willi
his mother, Mm. S. II.. lliatt. in
Iji (li anile,
fine
trolKllllon for ti'nyel. Mr. Uo.llnKon
family wtMit- on i business "trip ami .Miu
t((hinsun ni'eompanieil IUm.
I te(uriie Hoiue-r-
: Klmer Allen, of the "A lion ser
: vino'. Hlatlon, votunipd hnmo Insl
nllit fnim J'onlmul after .upeiul
ihi.Hlnre Sumliiy there on business.
lteturiiJi liouie
Mrs. Kranels flreuliel) Iuih re-
1 limed home after wpend(iiK sevi'i-- ... ... ..:
ul weeks with her mother. M rs. ( lls(rlit AkkoHuIhih AIfHMB .
,,..i, ,. Miim,, nw Aibnut ro persons from I-a
, ' ! Grande attended the dlstch't as-
j Hiieljulim pieetliiK or the Odd l-'el-lpwfc
1o1kp last plKht iu Cove.. !
hers of the Hoover rimuubwdo".
Including Andei-won, had' said they
were trying to worH Out some plan
different from that vthder tho pres
ent law. " ; '
"Wo are eonsldpiini? the'pi'oh
lem as a vvhole," Oolonel Ander
son uaitl. ''hut there, is nothing ti
the report of a new plan."
lNrly-f)pip wtatey and l" fnvt lK"
ouuntrlen ;iuv repcftseipd ' In Hie
1'piver-ily of Vlrlpla Himlenl luuiy.
NELSON'S
Job Printing Stationary
v-. j ,, Legal Jilanks
Swoiia RUivtn (or livprv n-"1
OIH'QSITK VOST WflfK
TT!. . . I Jl-
To niako llieui "mre pidUe nm ,
cfflrlent.". llouslnp, Tex.. Imliee-:
men are heliiK Riven (vyo Jnnn'8.milr,
Itni'y ;tlrMl.;e;u'h;:OeIt.';:v.y v.v"
A rim 1 siiixirts -'wltli n'; s:nv V'0;o '
Inleiuled . ,lo Viitj. iiirs olVttie:,.!j.il.
vt re . reeeinty . takeh l'riiV! ';lu'l
oaer "lll'H J ' i i ti tti t,? ' I s . ,t
Duly .iniu y,onf''jieraiey'Vi'ivins'.
at e h i t , mi tile Tennessee ;ipe;nshtiv 1
rt II.1. 'I h list lm;iudi'S'7.fi.tne,-n,oe.s'. :
TEVE6 WEKGEtCN CO 1
mi mm mm limil .IWr-wn i
RAYON SILK TRUNKS
T MvnV all'pjntttjc tlin iyon ssilk trunks
'. :',.V. " VM Vm, ijlie W."Klke 34-42.
ICeluniK Ifonie
Ait-u r II silnlni i-nlitt-nnil linilio
Tuesday lifter upending two weeks I .M.tfphovs fmm Kln, Sumpu-rvllle
, i.. i.iuitimr itf.. uiuim- timi I and Union wero also itresenl. A
,i.i..u" i program anil roi'reshmen
uther relatives.
prograpi anil refresh iu.ens
eiljoj.'ci during tho evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Orover Ferris. '"V,,,
i'oiuori')w-
nn;i i. nveniie. are Iho narenls oi ,.
.. . . . llnnllsil I'hni'ch will mi'ol tmnnrriiu' id
a. hahy hoy horn on .MQiioay ai me ( ' , ; , ; Ej
himie of Mrs. Kerrls' Hater-ln-lnw, , " ' , . ""
Mrs. Cora Clark. The child xYeitfhed ! -M'. i)ny lapporset in.
eiuht pounds and hoth he and his 'f !" aevotionnlH. Mrs. .
mother ,ire dolmr verv well. iymuu iinu .mh .uynie
I
Operation
Mrs. Cleo. Clark, of 1102 R. avo
nue, underwent a major operaUop
yesterday morning at tho (irande
Houde hospital. It Is reported to
day that she Is nttin.n along fine.
i Will-bp hoslessos.
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Visited llertw
;; .Mw. Amhla Allen, of Ilnlse, and;
Mrs; lb-leu Allen, of Vaneouver, j
11, C, wero ,hou!p guests at . the '
homo or Mrs. J,' K". Wright the 1
first of lite week. They urn travel- j
On Iluslness
U y, lively. reiresontal!ve for
the Portland Orogonlan, Is In l.a
(Irnnde this week on business.
Fej:a9 College Q?cen
'IV Hums
11. V. Chnusse, division engineer
jof the O.-W., wont to Hurns this
"morning on ft business trip. He
le-expeetpd to rttnrn home tomor
row. . '
At tend Funeral
at Doherty and T. MeTJevKt ;
from the , vlelnlty near lleppner !
woi'o In Ta f irande yesterday 16 ;
ntlend (the funeral-'of John Siyam
Mr.s. Tom I-oftus. of Pendleton. '
was also here yesterday to attend
tho services for Mr. Smart.
Iteluriied Koine
Dr. (I. Klrhy retinied luppo
.eai'ly .thid .mnrnjng from Portland
where lie spent yesterday on busi-
1 vnosSi-v ..Ho travelled by train. . .
Hahy filrl
Mr. and Mrs. AValter A. Knnuft,
of liiuld Canyon, are the parenls
of a baby girl born at H:0!1 -Monday
night. -
To Ifol Lake
Mrs. William Kalbw and her
son. Ml left, drove to Itot Lake to
day with the Intention of bringing
(rtiy Fallow home from -1 he sanl
torlum. . Ciuy Kit Mow underwent a
major operation at Hot Lake ahoul
two weeks ago. :
1 i
Drove to linker
Mr. and Mrs. AVallape Cass, Karl
jsiiiiH, Air. alio .mi'h. ouMirom ainvo
to linker to attend thn lu.stallalion
of officers at. a. bulge meeting, af
ter which dancing W'ih enjoyed.
Asxnrlnttfl I'rrm I'tiuto
Fecncy Mnnc Mttrphy ot Fort
ypftn yae elected queen hy hoy
;ju.dcht5 qt the Texpc Aqric;ilrnl
mtl Mechanics! cllcoc. Collcqe
Station, Tex.
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"MEN ARE LIKE
THAT"
Like
What?
HAL SKELLY
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Also
Vitaphone Acts
Universal Sound
News
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It's
Different
DORIS HILL
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Last Time Today
ARCADE
Coming
FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY
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RINGS
t LOIS WILSON
H B WARNER
OLIVE BOKDEN
7"'
Westvi
SOUND
'tectric
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fr,-. r "il-
iP ?' M WM I i'mrf V I 1
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4 fell
FOR
(l
STYLE
Leave
tit to
Trotters
SUITS
We have a good
range of patterns
in both dark and
light colors, all
wool suits, guar
anteed to give
satisfaction at
' $2250
. ( SHIRTS
uiig assortment
Broadcloth
Shirts
$1,00
3 for $2.75
HAT
SPECIAL
$5.(10 quality in
brown, tan
&grey
$3.85
JANTZEN
BATHING
SUITS
are in Select
wows while asA
sortment is
complete.
TROTTER'S
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