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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1930)
Tuesday, May 20, 1930 LA GRANDE EVEN IN(J OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Seven Jen Take First Place In Lostme Grange Contest ncsH visitor In La Grande lust week. -Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Tllton M.ent jtho week end at Ludd Canyon' ut me nome or tnelr.duuvliter, Mr. Henry Council. . , Moss R, Kuans, wife and. buliy Hy William Wte'ums j ,eft at midnight, TlmrHday night (Ohservor t'orroKpondent) for La Grande 10 catch, the through OS'i'iNE (Special) At a regu- i t,a,n Ut ChiruKO, on their way to tlie ALtltT slope """"" W,M iiuihw ui .umun I n est Virginia, where tin will he cured for by his mother and fath- ! or. Ho was taken to La, Grande by I the liooth ambulance and a Hectloti .Miller, sev-' in a st'I11' i reserved for him. meeting l-'ridiiy evenliiBr, a very un .r:frrarn wua ifivon by the ,i ol" tho Ki'auKe. A recitation . yivon by the youngest mtin on iiinLM'illll. Poiinlil 1 foiikk were huhk at intervals i""1" t coi.iiuinv of rariiu-rs. school Swan wUI tnroush Mayo I Iron. fishermen and a county 0 n' Swan wntl laken IU Bev" llt 'ihwie sir.Kcrs wore proper- eiul weeks ago with an affliction dre-wed with two tuning forks. resombllntf paraly.si and Iiuh been limonly known :m pitch f :rks. ! hellw ever since. Mrs, W, It. I tt banket labeled with tlim.: Hunter and Mra. Ma AVart. accom p:ls.sed tiround and with the j PHnieil them as far as La Grande, ol" these nome very snort sing- j Mi"A Charles Kisher, who tenches was aci-oinpllsheil. A reading ' -'it KvatiH, was on her way to .hen Talking to Ills Tailor," ! Kfhonl and had a very serloun auto s given by Hurley M urray, a accident Tuesday evening near the 1obo. "The Hull That I idn't : lid gar Hook farm. She attempted - mid the rollouiiiff readings, (to put a window down to prevent pretty l ittle Cat." .1. W. Mjl-i'ma irom a iiem nearoy diowiok ; "Kathers of U'.m," by K. c. linto her car nnd lost control of j oni. i lie .iouern w t mien s ": ! fiiy. 1. llUirburt, V.Mabel ct vlr phone Line." A. ZjiiiioI, I two mti.vlca I muni tors. I Ins th'. closing of the ionKt be- iion the women and the men of grange. The men reeelved first mil will bo given. a baniiuet ihe woiihen, l'nry and K liner fwnrts. chil li of Itay .Hwartfc. arrived Tues- and will spend their summer ition with their rather. ,'. H. Gei-th, o! Salem, arrived Inesilay t.o attend the cottt- iH'ement (j.xi'ri'isos of the l.os- Khool. I H i dn lighter, M Iss udlno Oerth will accompany sp lend hi M other'?, day bro wn 11 given at the I'reKby inn church Sunday I'nlon Kunday school. A pretty led white petunia. was, given the est toy Jl'aun, of TCvn nti. had the loi'tiiiH1 to run a nail into his ', ea using infection, lie went V.'a H.Twa hospital Tors-day for tment. son was born -Jriday to Mr. 1 Mrs. Guy Crow, of l.onlne. young man's name is, lanald Crow. ; Ir. and Mrs. Geo, .Tamps ' ar- Iff-d, lact week from, i.ong Ueach, They drove here In their car. y are the parents of M,is. Sam (u;h and expeet. to stay several kn. M.r. nnd Mriv Jamies for ty lived at tehjln, irbei meetln, turning over twice and landing right side up. A passing ear pick ed her up nnd took her to Wal lowa. Mrs. Fisher had only two more days of school when the ac cident occurred. ChurleH Hunter, of Wallowa, wont to Portland .Saturday with a oar of cattle. Mrs. Hunter went I to La Grande Monday:to meet her husband. . Miss Tlosemnry MeMullen. of "Wallowa, spent the weekend at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. WHlnrrt Lewin, of Lost! lie. 'James liloodswnrth. who went ! to Kansas City several week ago, returned home after .submitting to . an operation. . ile will be com neled to take n prolonged rest following While no duikls up nra nymi'm so serious an oroeai. jus lneoun are glnd to Hee him back again. ; nuitber in-esont. The pre-! The commencement exercises of tion was iiutd ijj by Mrs. 1, Lo,st Ine J ligjt, sejiool , were, held rfllureuay, -vcining . u, "m m atnlitorlum. The house was crowd ed with patronH of the school. The program, for the evening was tH follows: processional .by Freda Hall, overture by the high school orchestra, invocation, the Ttev. A. A. Harriman, a trio consisting of Misses Freda Hall,. Kslber Fleen- or and Sarah Sherman sang, piano olo. by M'argaret Poley, address by Kx-Governor falter M. Pierce, violin solo. Miss Claudine Gerlh, , presentation of diplomas by M. , Crow and benediction, the Itev. Mr, Jlarrlman.' " ' ' Mi -'iieilah" 'Maglll' came in d at i:igin. where hv.lV" fj-Qm Hot Jko .Sundi- to spend shop. r trVV 3 A ti Aa,.,in& i i . . , , . A' J ..wni rotnrned P&G . Naptha Soap r. Hill's 19c Double Saving Take advantage of this Imrgain o f f o v . The iiuanllty Is limited. Kotex 1 I! ox iv '$1.00 I '?ult 1 boxes to a cus tomer. Hniible Saving On Milo tomorrow for the Mi's! Unto. We ml vlw early wlnmpInT iivallublo supply will not lnt long ut Ibis big saving. : Will Guest Ivory 3forl0c Jmuble Savlny: Don't overlot)k tbi-VP-mai-kahltV low price on such n . w el I known Mom.- - ' ' Rules of the Sale: 1. Store llouiH front 8 A. M. to 0 1. M Satur day 8:;io I. M. 2. Our tioldeii link Policy of "Satisfaction Guaranteed of your .Money llnck" applies to our Xuthni-wlde Sumuier Sale. 8. Kxtiu saltvipcople and cxtin wrnppeiN In iul-t tllllon lo mil regular wcll-trahied personnel Insure you prompt anil oTflclent servbv. 4. Purchases will bo heUI fin future delivery, If desired. ft. All bargains advertised will be sold only while iiutiiilltles lasl. It will be Impossible to duplicate these low prices later. . Kvcn ut (hwo lnuble Saving Prices yon may ltuik'o ptirchiiscM on Ward's lludgot Plan of Kasy Payments, Ivory Soap 25c 1T)oubln 'Saving yirst cr.iiio rtisl ser veil na this rare Imii Listerine 77c Dmiblr Saving For all antiseptic pur poses. A nationally ad vertised brand now sold at Ward's, liny NOW! mm Pepsodent Tooth Paste 29c Dotililu Saving RPBular GOc Bl:! liny iww while von can tJiivo. Nationally fa mine quality. of the LoKtino eenip- nonlnty was held Haltmlay, libme ilast Jriday from a two wpbkh . Bf HI- Coniniitleeaifuj. iMjeoioj ial jylsll iwdtll .hef daunlvtei-, ill's. H- (lecideil lo hold a 'Memorial Mr. nnd M i'H. Willinm Coopor dinner this yejir. Thc conunit-, ; lelt Monday .for a. vlBlt-nt. )N nruen. nicmlini-H are:' roAi'am,' M H: ' Idaho. ' ' '' 1 ' ' ' ' I :l n .Mcls'inzie, JlrHo' aba,l, MP.'nnfl. Mrs. .lofvThomnson woo . I. Leonard. Decoration eoniml'l- returned' to WailoVa' 'tfoimly last f Cliarles Jlrtdwell.,airs.. -.S..M. Uvook from Vest VlrRlnia were via :i iw.and noy.siii'lz..J!lnnia-iuii--74tlnij autlto-liomc-of M-; fndj.Mi-J. n lee, Mrs. Kadle Hall, M Mj.7.litn. u. -fc. Allep Monday. . . l( id. Mrs. F. ly. 1'uree, Mi's.' John Wheii'nn a'ttflmpt was mnile by -Avis and Mrs.. qp. Tlltpn, ,vll , Jailor,.I,.l'. Sanders TucHdny morn- ottiwnersare renue-oled lo se?' that I tni to open the north cell 'of the hiir lots aro in shape for (lit tail he found Ihe locit na" "" A. i - .- itampered with. He could not RCt .Sir. and M'rs. Roy Took came inint itPy in the hole to uiuock iol roin Camp 11) Sunday and spoilt , floor. A meehanlo was v.iniu lieidnv at the homo of Mr. and;h(! found the keyhole was stopped it?. Mack Cook. They were called jup hv ft wooden key that had heell oflinlon Monday by the death of , broken.off In the lock. The wooden &. Cook's Ki-andmothcr, Mrs. Ikey had been-made by some one dson. ) on the inside, who thought it Mother's day proKrnm was would unlock the door, hut when ln Sunday follnwinK Sunday n was tried it .broke off in tno efool, at the Christian ehurch. Mrs. 'ld001.. The cell contained Chester lufrictte. McCulibin was presented ijiooiioy, Norval Ilooney and James vtfh n hcautirul bouquet of whlto 'Su,w. , , ncissus. a; basket dinner fol-j ji,-s. Clreblinw, of Enterprise, to ofed. Mrs. Herlha Cay and Mrs, !Kethei- with her two daughters fljl from Joseph were present. . jwere cuests of Mr. and Mrs. I'. 'm. Womack returned' from lifiimmoek Friday. klston, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Toley, Mra. ilrs. Louisa l'aco, of Prnirle Xettic Ashley and Oens Ashley, Ol irf'k, celebrated her 91st birthday Knterpiise, arid Mrs. Carl nionias i'rfdav, Miiv !l. She was remem- Lpont Tuesday in La Grande. wiied bv many friends and relatives Mrs. Umma C.aston and . Mrs. tiho iiomo of her son, Ira I'aee, jnna Litchfield, of Wallowa, spent. Jt)orty Kranua. snt flowers ami i8unday with relatives in """'" ' lersonal mementoes were received. Ura. race was born In Vli'Klnia, Hay . 183!) and has lived in Wal- own county many" years. : Mrs. Asa Crnls;, 'of Enterprise, 'ntjertalned the Presbyterian Ladies Meat her chnrminK new hme near :ovl(n Wednesday aftqnioon. ' The :inr was taken up in formulating llaiis for the Pecorntlon day din ner which the women are kMdk r:n Meriinnis and children and I'anlino Chllders spent KrWay with their mother, Mrs. omci W Vra " VylpRnns returned home Monday from Imbler and Daker where he visited his dauKhler and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Morris nVl Mr. and Mrs. 1-. E. WlKP.nif .,.i Mi.mi Wluaans. of Maker. The Lnstine senooi closed last May 3ith. in the Odd Fellows hall week after a very successful term and In needle work. Mrs. leryed refreshmenls at the 'rail? close if "tile meeting. '(.ve Jjoyd has returned to Im noha and will soon beRln work in thei forest service. Mr.l. Loyd and Bali, Maurice, who have spent the winter at Lostine will Join him this rortiinK week. AVlwyn Oliver who has held a wfcon with tile Safeway stores in ilater ami La (Irande, has been of fered the manancrship of a Safe store in Little Rock, Kansas nfl lie and his wife will soon leave fo their new home. Mr. Oliver is th4 son of Mr. and Mrs. II. U. Oti-or, of Lower valley, Wallowa nty. ':lr. anil Mrs. Miko Oray. nccom I4ied by Tetc Oray and Misses ttka and Will Oray arrived this J; from Ilend. Mr. nnd Mrx. Oray visited relatives at Ea terfcrise. Deska nnd Willa re mained in Lostine to visit friends, ''' nnd Mrs. Oeo. Dodue went lo Ltt-'.rande Tuesdny on buslnefs. )lias. McCubhin and mother. Ml. Sarah McCubhin. came here fwiii Portland Saturday and were KoAn of Mrs. Mellie Womnek. 'lr. and Mrs. Joe Allen had ns thr guests last week. Mrs. H. Crifraer. of Eiiterprise. iSis. O. J. Poley entertained the CoAinunitv clul at her home Fri- There were 14 women pres'nt. ' lection of officers was held Mrs. Mae Dodge was elected 'lent: Mrs. Myrtle Whitmore. nrpiddpnt- Mr T.pla Jlaun. "Auiry; Mrs. Z?lm Hannock. .arer, and Minnie Poley, re Pti"r. ir. Thomas assisted Ihe ho.-tess iervlns refreshments. Oeo. Chllders was a bilsl- - ..-i i Ui.nt nml .i n. Crow leave this week .for 1 a lo Alto, Cal., where Mr. Crow will enter Stanford university for the summer term. He plans on re mainliiB at Stanford unlll lie re hi. muster deKree. Tuesday evening Supt..W. V- Crow and -Miss Liauoim- dinner for the senior class ut the home of Sadie Hall. Covers wero laid for nine. InciuuniB jir. u.... Mrs. Crow, Miss Oertha and Elmer Osborn. Mr. nnd Mrs. r reu v. ray children have moveti in "i' whero Mr. Cray has openeo u m. market. Llovd Cook, of I.a C.rande, spent several cla5n at Lostine visillni! friends nnd relatives. Steve Wisdom. of Meadows. Idaho, drove over from Lewislon. Idaho lo visit his sisters. Mary Downs, Mrs. Steve Loyd and Orace Martin. Mrs. Ella McKlnzle had as her guest on Mother's day a few of her children. Those present were Mr and Mrs. Challs Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McKenr-le, of Wallowa, and their families ond John, who lives with his mother. Mrs. Effio Cook is keeplnu hoiise at the Oscar Olsen home while Mrs. Olsen 1 visiting her parents in Minnesota. Wednesday the hich school held its annual picnic at the head of the lake. The students left about n Go'clock and coked their break fast, which consisted of ham, eKgs and pancakes. They returned home In tho evening, after a day wall spent. .Mr. Sheaffer. deputy assessor, has been busy around Lostine the past week. ,1BWWW,.lMllMBMl.l.l.-.... -IIMII a.Hll.ill' I.I.HII HIMIIWIW II lllfl ... ...f wta.lHIFI L'. 1 JllniWW i.iTWMqMSiaPWMM j' VALUE TALKS . : -lLnvaiy SatisFashion Suits Double Siivinjj Price in!i ... j t'j., t i,w ' ' Fps'li'' WS Sj- i i JHts hiiu i asieis ff 7WI -'5 'r- Value is shouting a great l o w price pn SatisFa shion Suits and hundreds of men are -answering the call to SAVINGS! Neatly tailored . . . well made , . . handsomo fab- Lingerie Bargains! R a y o I Shorties . . .' Bloomers . . . ; ""' Vests -j ; L3J I '-' .11" : '. . ,. . ;. ,., ' i ; Doiiblc Saviiift' Price 8-PIECE DINING Mvm.it:i8toL w bibhi . . ah ... . ml ra .fflfetfa.''.TV, 7 ':' " -;;:f '-VmWm Tra We have rncka of these smart froclcs , J " 't M I' rai lnlt they are going last at this price! MA$ ' 'mtWWMl Only three more- days left to get : fflHVxW, tmmlmW- them! Smxvt sports styles appro- ' K r$ ; i JMPpi' priate for many ; occasions. . Silks . AS s ' Georgettes, Chiffons. ' .mV W ROOM SUITE' :. ;:; r V $14.95 SAVE HERE! Smart House Frock liar gains! Double Saving Price ' 77C .They've dropped to rock, bottomi prices and you can bo sure they'll soon bo picked up ior their value! ... Red, copen, lavender and blue. . . . All sizes. 1 ut. : , ..Last, 3 Day's Ityrgains ! :, Sound to go before noon! , Sheer rayon -in all sizes and the best styles. Be bero before' th ey are gone. Be here early ! , ' Summer Hats All New Smart , Details u ' ': I 11 : I . ". ' Doublcl SaMnp; Puce 1.; r ,,,',,, ,,,- ,. ;v::,;;(" - Hats Willi wide drooping brims" . .: : hats 'pushed,, back in the front. Straws, ... felts . . , and combin ations !.-Tho season's best at tho season lowest, price! Last 3 days! , , BARGAIN! INNER SPRING MATTRESS You Can't Ileal This Price! It Defies Competition! Double saving prick $99.50 A dining roeni suite that will make a nation sit up and take notice! Every graceful line and curve ,pe(iks of, expert worknvuiHhip and a thorough knowledge of wood craft. Of lustrous, genuine walnut veneers. Set consists pf buffet, t;alle and . r.is chairs with tapesivy coveiAl -seatsN t '' , Only ,?().)() Mobility y, , o s , , A Wide Awake Value in Sleeping Easel DOUBLE SAVING PRICE You've heard about these inner spring irmttresses that give you many hours ol restlul sleep! Here's one at a price lower than the old-iashioned matt ress! Be hero oarly tomorrow! Resilient coils cushioned in felt give the utmost in comfort and rest. '." ; '.' . ' Ask About Our Budget Plan! Ruffled Curtains V; . The Crest of Value ; " DOI'lll.l' S.W IN'C I'ltK'E a Pair At sucli a low price you can aave new curtains without cramping the family budget. You must see these curtains lo appreciate their worth. Yard Goods Buy at These Big Savings UNBLEACHED SHEETING Scayard PERCALES 13c a yard CHAMBRAY lie a yard - ;,., " ' "' ' ' ' ' Mdj TMm iSPf IKr ti BATHROOM OUTFIT Double Saving Price Only Sfi.00 Diiwn 1 Only Sfi.OO Monthly Outstanding Value for Last 3 Days Gleaming white porcelain enanvil certified flaw less. Set consists of lavatory, bathtub and closet combination. The same high quality as higher priced sets! Only three days left. DOUBLE SAV ING PRICE. PAINTS, VARNISHES at Double Saving! COVERALL HOUSE PAINT, spreads, looks well and wears well. Gallon ?1.!)8 PORCH AND DECK PAINT, dries to a flintlike coating. Per quart .7."ic WARDWAY LIQUID ENAMEL, I) e s t colors. Huge bargain. Quart 7."!c WALL BRUSH, black' Chinese bristles, G inches wide ?1.r2 VARNISH BRUSH, selected Chinese bristles. Fa vorite brush. 2-inch width 'i.'ic VARNISH to use on floors and woodwork. Su perior value. Pint '12c WOMEN'S SHOES in fine leathers and fashionable styles p i' i c e d exceptionally low for our double saving po licy. Only three days 'more! Hurry to buy. CHILDREN'S SHOES that will remain smart and trim through summer playtime. Tire Special lowest Price in 19 Years TRAIL BLAZER Guaranteed 15,000 miles, itovll', Ponl $4.29 f3 i ,i( r-i .vH.'U I Ut , nti o ft i'.Ml-'
