La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 11, 1930, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, July 11, 1930 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Three 3 (D(D B BEW N IEWJT CHARLES AUGUSTUS, JR., POSES FOR FIRST PICTURE Clio Club Gives Bridge-Luncheon For Mrg. Appleby ' In compliment to Mrs. Prank B. Appleby, who is leaving soon to make her home In Los Angeles, members of the Clio club entertained yester day' afternoon at a no-hostess lunch eon at the Sacajawea Inn. - Covers were placed for 14 at a table set with a lovely centerpiece of sweet peas In pastel shades. Service was at 1 o'clock. . - Three tables of bridge were at play with Mrs. L. IC. Klnzel winning first honors and Mrs. R. P. Murphy ru ceivlng second prize. Mrs. Appleby was presented with a beautiful stiver gift from the club. , Out-of-town guests were Mrs. G. L. Dutton, of Portland, and Mrs. Georgo O. Gilbert, of Montrose, Colo, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. R. E. Westenhaver. ' Thursday Bridge Club Entertained Members of the Thursday Bridge club were guests of Mrs. W. H. Boh henkamp Sr. yesterday; at a bridge luncheon. Blue delphinium decorat ed the table at luncheon, which was served at the home of Mrs. M. B. Donohue. Three tables of cards were at play later at the Bohnenkamp home with Mrs. W. S. Harer winning the club prize. The next meeting will be in two weeks. . i Miss Beatty Weds : ' Gilbert Ilettick Of Interest to La Grande friends Is the marriage of Miss Vera Beatty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Beatty, to Gilbert Hettick, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hettick, of Williamsburg, Kan., Thursday afternoon at a cere mony performod by the Rev. Arthur B. Pearson,- of the First Presbyterian church at Pendleton, In tne presence of a small group of relatives ann friends. Following the wedding din ner was served at the Pendleton hotel. Mrs. Hettick Is a graduate of tho University of Washington and a mem ber of Beta Phi Mu. 1 Mr. Hettick at tended the University of Kansas and is now with the Ford, garage. After a motor trip to coast points they win make their home In La Grande. -. . Auxiliary Club . ': .Meets Thursday The Stitch and Chatter club of the American Legion auxiliary met for tv delightful afternoon Thursday at Pine Cono when sewing and swimming were diversions. A large attendance was present. Later In the afternoon delicious re freshments were served. The next meeting will be on the second Thurs day In September due to the state convention being held in August. Canton, Auxiliary - Meet Last Night Drill practice for about an hour and a half was held by tho Blue Mountain Canton and auxiliary their meeting last night at La Grande with about 35 members In attendance. Afterwards a short business session took place followed by a social hour and tne serving oi reiresnmenis. The next meeting will be at union. : July 17. Annual Picnic Is Held At City Park About 40 persons were in attenw- . ance at the annual picnic luncheon at the Riverside park Tnursaay aiier noon of the Home department of the . Presbyterian church and their fam Me. . ;::V 'l'ne mncneon was luuuwea uy uw regular business meeting with Mrs. A. S. Anderson president. In charge, ana the Rev. J. Ueorge waiz leaning in the devotional. Tho next meeting Will be August 14. Mrs. Frank Seward . Hostess at Party Mrs. Frank Seward was hostess last night at her home to about 20 friends at an evening of pleasant social hours when games and pinochle were en joyed. Mrs. Joe Miller won first honors at cards and Mr. Miller received conso lation prize. Each woman guest was presented with a pretty bouquet of sweet peas before departing. Delicious refreshments were served. Camp Fire Girls Plan Camp at Cove The Natslhi Camp Fire group mot last night at the home of Miss Eliza beth Hesse, when the girls worked on the designing of their symbols. The camp at Covo the last of this month was discussed and another meeting will be held next Thursday evening. I KM pgr I fi T Ti V i 7 - 7 ,i ju; Announcements COPYRIGHT 1930 ' $Y THE ASSOCIATE 3aby Lindbergh's first experience before the camera brlnos a frown as shown In this copyrighted Associated Press telcphoto. The son of Col. and Mrs. Charles A. Lindberon was Dorn June 2?. glon will meet for their bi-monthly social ana cara parvy kuiiignb . v..c t Ka nnro r.ltnnkR nt 1703 Oak street with Mrs. Ella Werrnor, as--slstlng. Moose members are Invited. BENEFIT PLAY AT PLEASANT GROVE GRANGE lly I.clllm Cleaver (Observer Correspondent) IMBLER, Oro. (Special) Members of the Pleasant Grove grange aro pre senting the comedy "Deacon and Dubbs" at the Wade hall this eve ning. The benefits will go to Claude Hale, a brother granger, who Is In the hospital. This play was pre sented with great success at Summer vllle recently. Mr. and Mrs. McClearee and chil dren, of 8alt Lake City, are vl3itlng at tho Harvey Crouser home this week. Mrs. Ellen Ruckman Is able to walk with her crutches after being hurt by a fall ltast fall. A very dear friend called last Sunday and brought her a mess of trout and some fresh huckleberries. Mis. Sam Morris, who has been vis iting her son In Washington was ex pected home this week. Charles Whltmore Is leaving this week for his home In Portland. He has been visiting relatives In the val ley. Mr., and Mrs. Cecil HcKmnls and son, of California, are visiting at the home of his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Prank McKlnnls. A school .meeting was held Mon day evening at the school house. This was the meeting that Is held once a month by tho boards. The American Legion met Monday evening at the Wade hall. Members 01 Elgin unit attended this meeting. Mrs. Emma Emburg, of Baker, Mrs. Roy Emburg, of La Grande, and Mrs. Cunllffe, of La Grande, spent Wed nesday at the home of Mrs. Lylo Wilson. Youth Not Everything ' "Stop bemoaning your wasted op purtunltlrs find frittered years of your joulli," says John JJrskino In the American alnirnzinc. "When 1 you are experienced enough to know what you lnclt, you nre in splendid position to remedy tlio ig norance Hint stands between you I and laopbes8." No Financial Quarrels Svild nnlmals light ench other for one of three reasons: for personal safety, especially when cornered; for love, and for hunger. Ciountry Home. . .' Hawaiian Island Although far to tlio south of tho Hawaiian Islands, Palmyra Island belongs to that group. Jt Is six miles long and one and one-hnlf miles wide. ,, ' period Furniture Percy MaeQuold says tlio four ages of furniture in lCnglnnd are t!:o nee of onk, tlio age of walnut, tlio n'jo nf mnhoiiany, tlio ago of snthnvood. Washington Stan- Thumb Ring Mugs hie seldom worn on the thumb today, but during tlio Fif teenth and Sixteenth centuries the thumb was tiie popular ring linger. Inkling , In an TnSlann rural selihol a Ind vas asked to use t!:9 word "ink dig" In n sentence, and ho snld: "Ihi iukllne; is full of red Ink." WOULD YOU LIKE to improve the appearance of the walls of your bathroom. Upson Fiber-tile placed over the old walls will f ix it right and, it is so easy to apply. HOME LUMBER & COAL CO. 1802 Cove Main 248 "QUALITY AND SERVICE" ESTATE filiiiliii Ti hi li mini 'mi i mu SEE Million in. ' NOW PLAYING Gospel Writings Tiie synoptic Oospels are Mat thew, Mark and Lulie, and are so pained on account of tliolr many agreements In subjects, order and language. These three Gospels con sist largely of facts and chronicles. 5'he Gospel of John differs from them in being given up to narra tive and records of the discourse of Christ. . . Von Bernhardi Passes Away At Berlin Thursday BERLIN, July 11 VP) ' General Frledrich vori Bernhardt, who lea the imperial army botft in victory and de feat, died here" yesterday at tho age of 81.; In the Var of 1870 General Von Bernhardi was the first German of ficer to enter Paris after Its fall. In 1913 ho wrote an article predicting an Anglo-German war. At the outbreak of the World war ho was commander of the home units ot the fiftieth army corps but at his own request was assigned to a field command.. . He was an early advocate' of the use of asphyxiating gases and' before the end of the war was recognized as one of the premier strategists of the Im perial army, in a dock puDiisnea less, than a decade ago he predicted a war of the future in which gases and airplanes would play major parts. General Van Bernhardi was born November 22. 1849 at 8t. Oetersburg, the son of the counsellor or the Prussian legation. Schooled in Ger many for a military career, he even as a young man came Into the lime- ngnt. ? Ho came In the forefront of troops Entering Paris In 1871, and boldly leaped over the chained barrier the i'reuch had stretched across the en trance to the triumphal arch, wait ing there alone for the rest of the Prussian army. Ho was best known to Americans through his book, "Germany and the Next War," which was widely read and cited against Germany andrthe allied, countries during ' rfli1-'. World War.' He made himself unpopular lit pre-war days In Germany by continu ally harping 1 his, writing an, "JJn- ; preparedness" oi'uermany lor an lii- . evltable European war. -"' t ' - ,y In Training A married woman with whom wn are intimately associated getS'.n lot of pleasure out of telling her husband of things which otner women's husbnnds do about the house to help their wives. Illlls boro News-Herald. Cleaning .Bthaf Never use gasolino or any "dry ing" lipoid to clean or 5 preserve leather upholstery. The dirt can be removed by applying a sponge wet In soap nnd water. A leather or hnrncss dressing of approved reputation or nentsfoot ffll with a little of the required color . in it can ho Used as a preserving and softening went' They Know When Tby'r Hit Many a politician has been Rliorl circuited while encaged In wire-pull lllg. Cbicnsn News. aa V?" ( .? ") Uie greatct , II' 1 ' galaxy of K mW ', ever! No Gas on the Stomach If von take HY-PEP-SEN Enjoy Your Men In nml Have a Com fortublc Coiitpntril Feeling After F.iitlng Hy-PEP-Sen is a really wonderful scientific discovery composed of Hy drastis, Popsln, Senna and other val uable Ingredients. A compound with assimilating, altoratlvo and tonic properties, so essential In the treat ment of distressed stomach condi tions. Sick Headache, Dizziness, Nervous ness, Indigestion and similar forms of Stomach disorders quickly eliminated by taking Hy-PEP-Scn. If you cannot sleep, cannot think straight, worry over justness ' or ho cinl disappointments, take Hy-PEP-Sen regularly and the world will, seem brighter and you can tackle life's problems with energy and enjoyment. Hy-PEP-Sen Is guaranteed to give you satisfaction. f or saie oniy Dy moon urug uo. Adv. HATS DEDUCED $5.00 Hats . $3.85 $6.50 Hats S4.85 SWEATERS Special Lot Special lot that sold to ?4.85 $2.95 Light color, allrwool FLANNEL TROUSERS . ' $5.85 Kinds. $3.85 Pluck and Tan all Leather ' OXFORDS $3.85 Special Lot $1.00 BELTS 75c : ALL PAJAMAS REDUCED 20 ' ." MAIN 759 . Comer of Cedar and Washington SATISFACTION IS OUR MIPPWI NAiyiE WE WANT TO PLEASE OUR pUSpJ MERS AVHETHER IT IS SERVICE OR MERCHANDISE BOUGHT JT MUST i BE RIGHT. And MONDAY Potatoes,: 10 lbs r ...... Green Peas, 4 lbs. Fresh Tomatoes, 2 lbs. 35 ; Home grown cabbage is fine, lb. .5 Logan Berries, box . Big Juicy Lemons, dpz. ..45 ! Lard, 4 lbs. Canning time fpr Iogan berries. We are getting in some fine ones. RHODE ISLAND RED FRYS Is CLEARANCE of all Summer Hats in Three Groups 95c-$1.95-$2-95 Including STRAWS BRAIDS HORSEHAIRS STITCHED CREPES ENTIRE STOCK ALL STYLES CINDERELLA SHOP BUSTER K EATON Talks and Sings1. See and Hear WILLIAM HAINES ANITA PAGE FRED NIBLO TRIX8E FRIGANZA ROBERT MONTGOMERY LIONEL BARRYMORE KARL DANE CECIL B. DEMILLE An EDWARD SEDGWICK production A SHOW DE LUX Did You See "Caugh Short?" Now See "FREE & EASY" LAUGHS! LAUGHS! LAUGHS! LAUGHS!! C Impossible Jj I to Dodge 8 Constipation! o Under the Influence of modern living hablte everyt- one has a slight tendency Q towards constipation. KKXAI.L OHDKKME8 A liOX OF 21330 M Even If It's not easy" to 3f ivoid constipation. It Is Kl cany to relieve It. Just Ax tako a Rexall Orderlle at U night. In the morning you'll . jfk be greeted by relief tn the W orm of a free, gentle bowel fr action. Rexall Orderlies are S sold only at Rexall Stores. Q L Glass Drugs ,0 inc. i Q I. A (iUASI)K, OKR. I HOIVISUALLY WTJO ITQWf 39J Meat Grande Ronde ' COMPANY PACKEUS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF MT. EMILY I'pDUCTS ' ; City Grocery and Market Main 75-50 Hoover Market Main 755; Economy Grocery and Market Main 573-48 Fir Street Market & Grocery Main 700 NO IMPORTS, but GRANDE RONDE VALLEY PRQ: DUCTS. Home manufactured, and A-l Products, Pork Shoulder.. . . 19c lb- Sliced Smoked Ham 29c From choice sugar cured hanis. . . . , 23c lb. Sliced Bacon , v , . ', 31c . Iircakfast bacon. Lean and rihed.' Pork Steak Nice lean cuts. SPRING CHICKENS 29c lb. Dressed & drawn. We sold 507 of these choice milk fed springers last Saturday Lard, No. 10 ..... . $1.19 Veal Roast . . . , . 23c W Highest grade kettle rendered. Nice shoulder cuts. " , " 100 pure. i . i Our Slaughter house equipment is now installed and we are paying lc a pound un der Portland prices for Hogs. ; ' " " ' GROCERY DEPARTMENT Green Corn Monarch Tea G. B. well filled, AKi Excellent for ice tea. ' QA . Bo'.en - U tiAb Uns Pork & Beans akp Monarch in Tomato Sauce, rtP 1-b- ",ns --, ! iV med. size tins, 3 for &DL . ' jcoj.g - Snow Flake Crackers For canning, excellent quajity, QQ Square Family size, QQn 18'lb I5ags " -Qt, Kach r - yL New Spuds v Ground Chocolate ou. simc fine qimuty, ok Bishop's Sweet, makes in a AQrt 8 I'ounds ...ltJK, n,i"ute 2 lb-n r 4 Jt Swansdown CaHe Flop Peaches Repackage " " ' 96 Monarch Brand, halves or it- Each ... iH sliced, 2 , tins, 2 for 4lOC "mit 2 r. 1 mm w mi'-. lit t-.'i'a:"".