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

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, August 11, 1930 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Three Former La Grande ' Girl Married In j Portland, Oregon i Charming in its simplicity was the wedding of Miss Ruth Coohran, daughter or Mrs. Charles E. Cochran nnd the late Mr. Cochran, nil former residents of La Grande, ita Dr. J. B. V. Butler, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. V. Butler. The father is dean of the Oregon Normal school at Monmouth. The ceremony was solemnized at 10 o'clock Thursday morning nt West minster chapel in Portland by Dr. Perry C. Hopper. Amoogrthe few im mediate iriends and rtlatlves present were Mr. and Mrs. George T. Cochran, of La Grande, aunt nnd uncle of the bride. Announcements wero enroute to their home In Lin coln. Nebr. Sha returned Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. HoJty spent a couple of days this weeks vacation ing, taking an auto trip Into the John Day country and from there to Condon, where they spent the I night, thence to Arlington and Pen j'dleton and then home. 1 The Ladles' Guild enjoyed a very delightful afternoon party at the Morris Hallln the Ascension drove The Neighbors ot wooacrait wiuiinursnny aiiernoon. mm. n. i. dui meet in regular inciting Tuesday ! ker. Mrs. Frank Wells. Mrs. Louis evening at 8 o'clock In the K. P. hall, i Presto and Mrs. Ray Packlcr were There will oo initiation and a so.-ial hostesses. Bridge was played at four evening after lodge. i tables, Mrs. Thos. Harris winning the ..... high score and Mrs. L. Lalrdlow, The So-Nc-He club will meet at ! guests were Mrs. J. E. Mills. Miss Cove Tuesday for au nil-day meeting. Dorothy Mills. Mrs. A. O. Conklln, :Mrs. T. R. Conklln, Mrs. Ruth Bra- Izille. Mrs. Carol Conlcv, Mrs. I,. E. Anderson, Mrs. L. Laird, Mrs. Thos. Harris, Mrs. Joe Govette. Miss Bessie Govctte and Mrs. Fred White, j The Dorcas society of the Baptist 'church was entertained by Mrs. Eva Milman at her home north of town (Thursday. This society held no other meetings during July becauso of the busy season. The Rov. and Mrs. Walter Plntt en tertained the Baptist Young People's MODEST MAIDENS -:- Trade Uarl-.e Registration Applied For U. 8. Patonl Office COVE PERSONALS Ily Sirs. A. r.. Conklln - ( Observer Correspondent ) COV1!. Ore., ( Special Mrs. E. E. rirtni turn nf Iiai enn T?.-)inrt nurt Miss Jane Cochran was her sister's .,, i,rt frcm ehmhh onriv only attendant and Er. Victor AcU , h k Cnrl nnd Robert were acted as best man for Dr. utler. The Rt-ripnt-: t the University at Eucene bride was attractive in ti chiffon en- rt Mr Coart )0incd them in Mav ' socletv at their home Frldav even semblex of beige with small hat to fter school dosed here. Mr. Coad Ing. The evening was spent In play -nmtch and corsage of orchids and ,B still Rt Eugcnet where ho is taking i intr games and refreshments were ser gardenias. Miss Cochran wors a dark ! KllmmRr course, and Francis, the ved. Amon Rthose presents were: nvV enfemble w" EmaU DUlck 'other son, who graduated from the j Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Van Dong, Junior, silk hat, and shoulder corsage, Mm R.,Mor .C c 0Hn.a nf I UIllt.l ty- BUIIIIHW . m. ....... b'-" where he is doing rcseorcn wont Oregon Normal school, also of the t Dean and Millard Van Dong. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Seaeraves and small daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Yunkels and small ! tcr. Betty, Bernard and Darrel Do child, of Rock Springs, Wyo., were : Bordc, Dorothy and Bessie Golay. University of Oregon, and Is a mem ber of Chi omega. Dr. Butler is a , )tt t c , in the wcek. : Eucene and Louise Anderson. Albert the Oregon Normal i.. v,,i-i fnrmoriu pnnnv : nnnkiin. Ruire.ne Anderson. Mrs. B. D. graduate of school. Willamette university and the Retcl and m,ed here wlth her pnr. white. Bertha and Ruth White.-Eve- univerany oi urcgon .mu.tai .. onts a number of years but left for lyn and Mildred Hagey. Mr. and Mrs, He Is a member of Sigma Atpha Ep silon and Alpha Kappa Kappa. Dr. and Mrs. Butler will be at home at Silver Court, 740 Hancock street, Portland after Aug. 20; Maravene KicJcUe Hostess1 'Friday Miss Maraveno Klddl; entertained In honor of her house guest. Miss Myrtle Alllnson, of Portland, at a de lightful swimming par.ty at Pine Cone Friday from H until 4 o'clock. A pic nic dinner was served at 1 o'clock. Those attending were Misses Fran ces Miller, of Portland, JTtfancy Guild, Barbara Coolidge, Wilma Hansel 1 and Marie Floberg. , . Gives Recital 'At. Grand Junction Rock Springs several years ago. Chas. Hancock. Phyllss Hancock, J. D. Broughton and his son. Helen Lloyd. Malvina Laird. Mr and George, who were visiting here and Mrs Theo. McCIalne. Lavine Hail in La Grande and Enterprise, have mark and Graydon Loree. returned to their home in Roseburg. Millard Van Dong and Eugene An Mrs. Cora De Long, who has been .derson left Saturday morning for a in Eugene, with .her daughter, Mrs. fishing trip on the Minam. W.' F. Breshears. for. some months, Mrs. Chester Johnson and small is expected home ' about the middle son, Mrs. John Miles and son. Con or August. She is selling her home Jrad, of .Keating, wero guests Satur hcre and Is coming to complete the day of their sister, Mrs. Nellie Mar transaction, tin, on their return. Mrs. Nellie MisLoIa Martin, daughter of Mrs. Johnson, who has been here at the Nellie Martin, accom uan ed bv Miss nomc oi mrs. i nomas nturia ior nio Ruth .Brown and Miss McKlnney,. of La Grande, left early this' week for a trip to Yellowstone park. They pla.n, to. spend a couple, pf weeks ln the park and return by the northern route through Montana. Mrs. J. R. Fletoher made a trip to Welscr, Idaho this week, going with some old friends, Mr. and Mrs. Will Brokaw. who had visited here and past month, returned with them to her home In Keating. Steel False Teeth Now A Gcrninn Inventor lins produc-Atf n set of sIppJ fnlsc. tooth, which should coum in handy fr the mnn who hna bitten off more Ihnn h& rim riiow. f'nnlnn Puftv TVnu-q Of interest to friends of Miss Helene Price, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Price, of La Grande, la the following clipping from the Grand Junction (Colo.) Dally Sen tinel: "Few pianists have been received with more appreciation and en thusiastic applause than was Miss Helene Price, a former Grand Junc tion resident, in her recital last even ing in the studio of Carl Hlllyer. Miss Price Is a graduate of Willamette uni versity. It is there that she received her degree in Liberal Arts nnd In music, anc was awarded - a scnoiar ship In that university upon her graduation last spring. ..During thu last four years she has been V pupil of Frances Virginia Melton. v "Miss i'rlce is to be. complimented on her presentation of the ,"Muc bowcll Sonata Tragica." She had a: artistic interpretation which proved to be delightful in this technically difficult number. ! "The recital was not .without flashes of brilliancy, which .was shown In "Chopin Etude," "The Friendman-Gnertncr Vicncsse Dance and the "Dohnanyi CHpriccio." which gave a pleasing contrast to the pro gram." . 'j; (: -' -. " La Grande Girlf Among Bridesmaids At a beautiful garden wedding at the home of Dr. and Mrs:1 Roscoe C Field, of Sheridan, their daughter. Miss Ruth Fleid become the bride Saturday evening of - Mr. Charles Frank Mimnaugh son of Mr. and Mrs C. H. Mimnaugh of Portland. Tht ceremony was read by the Rev. Os wald W. Taylor before an improvise) altar of midsummer flowers, lighted by candles, with a sunken pool of pale pink and cream waterlllies as a background. During the service Mrs. Arlie G. Walker of McMinnvllIc sane Miss Dorothy Eberhnrd of this c.t. was one of the bridesmaids, who wore i quaint point d'csprlt frocks over I satin with pink lavender, green, apri- i cot, yellow and blue with horsehair i hats and satin slippers ,to match. They carried arm clusters of mid summer flowers In contrasting shades. Other bridesmaids were: 'Mi'iS3s Rob erta Wells, Edith Bader, ' Gernldinc Goodwell, Bonita Tichenor and Mrs. John Warren of Astoria. The newlywcds are wclt-acqualnt?d among University of Oregon students and alumni of La Grande and the bridegroom's father, C.'H. Mimnaugh. was affiliated in the lumber industry In Eastern Oregon for a number oi years. The bride and bridegroom have gone to British Columbia on their wedding trip. On their return they expect to make their home at Pon dosa. ' " . Rainbow Assembly Is Making Plans The Order of Rainbow for g:rls at La Grande is nlready formulating plans for the state convention to be held here next year. A fund has been started to finance the convention and the first efforts to raise money will be in the form of candy sales. A special meeting was held last Saturday evening In the Masonic temple where arrangements for the candy sales were made and Misses Mary" Lou Piper and Pauline Conradv appointed chairman of two commit tees in charge. Party Compliments ' Mrs. Cora Shanks In compliment to Mrs. Cora Shanks a pretty handkerchief shower was clven to her at the bi-monthly social of the Women of Mooseheart legion last Friday. Mrs. Shanks, who is le?.v- j ing this week to make her home in ' Spokane, also received a lovely gift from the legion. The social took j place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. j Willis alley with Mrs. Wallace Casa j assisting as hostess. j About 30 persons were in atten- j dance with five tables of cards at j play with Wtllis Bailey and Miss ; Grace Kellogg receiving high score j and Miss Evadene Kelloge and Charles ; Provost receiving low honors. Later i dainty refreshments were served. The regular meeting of the Morse heart Legion will be held this Fri day night at the Moose temple, when the next social will be arranged. MEXICAN riLM STAR BECOMES BRIDE i TV J 1' nt'" u "fit hmr 2 oi vr v 1 i ' V) 7Tty& "Sorry, ml-tei', 1 didn't know It win ImiiK-il.' Marion Davies Pleases Audience At the State Marion Davies reaches . new tri umphs in "Tho Floradora Girl," her new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. talk-mg-and-slnglng feature which open ed Sunday at the State theater lor a thrco day run. In the new musical romance Miss Davies brings to us qunint recollec tions of those charming days when tho famous Florodora girls woro holding down the front pages as well as the stage of the old Casino theater. Tho story, an original by Gene Mnrkey, is endowed with a sweetness distinctly refreshing and replete with comedy that takes us back to beer gardens, horseless buggies, rouiih- house football matches and Bowery iuc picture is capably dl- brawls. reeled by Harry Beaumont, who pre served an atmosphere of sincerity throughout the action. His repro duction of the "Tell Me Pretty Maider." number, filmed in techni color, is beautiful and spectacular. Lawrence Gray, who made his debut opposite MIbs Davies In "Marianne" again oppears In the leading masculine rolo in her new picture, playing tho part of tho Fifth Avenue blade who woos tho Florodorr. girl. 11 eluded in tho supporting cast of the film are Walter Cntlett, Louis John Bartols, Vivian Oakland, Ilka Chnsc, Claude Alllster, Sain Hardy. Nance O'Ncil and Jed Prouty. For Football Weather Dolores Del Rio of the films find Cednc Gibbons, screen director, immediately ancr tneir marriage in Sar.ia Caruara, Cat. LOCAL MAKKKTS Poultry Spring 20c Pi 30c lb. Heavy hens 30c lb. Light hens; 25c lb. Flour Hard Federation $1.50 per 40 lb. ! U.t)U DDI. ..... Sort wheat $5.8U bbl. Hard. Federation $1.70 per 40 lb. sack. 1 :.. . 1 LA GltAXDE ''RETAIL MARKETS Sugar 100 lb. sack $0.10. Vegetables Netted Gem Potatoes $1.50 sack, 3c lb. t Parsley 5c bunch! ' Cabbagc 3c lb. Lettuce 2 for 25c. , Yellow onions 3c lb. Green peas 10c lb 3 for 25c. Carrots 5c bunch. Cucumbers 10c. Field cucumbers; Gc. Green onions 5c. . Cauliflower 15c lb,' Celery 15c. Turnips 5c lb. String beans 3 lbs. for 25c. Green peppers 35c. Radishes 5c bunch; 3 for 10c. Tomatoes 3 lbs. for 25c. I miry Butter, creamery 40c lb., 2 lbs. 70c. Eggs; 25c doz. Cheese 35c lb. Honey Comb. 26c a square. Fruits Bananas 3 lbs. 25c. Apples $2.00 a box. Loganberries (.2.60. Watermelons 3c lb. Apricots 20 lb. crate, $1.00. Raspberries $2.25. ' Lemons 060c cloz. Oranges 60$1.00 doz. Mi 1 Miladvs who likes football will find this smart seal attractive when tho mums line up. ivn a a nor is coat Willi 'collar, cuff and belt Insets of leopard. Making Boulder Dam Actual Eighth Wonder of World It ;jj.tM)B6jW.;v- I -7 7 4 4 ' zt&m I i i The Timers next season will try out a brother outfield ast in Herbert nnd Gernld Walker, now with Ev.ms ville In tlie Three Eye ien?ue. (l.'ninn I'.in mm, Thresher Starts Harvest Work On Boswell Ranch By Lois IVItlierspoon (Observer Correspondent) CRICKET PLAT (Special) The company threshing machine of the Pine Grove district started threshing Mat Boswcll's grain tho middle of the week. Tho threshing machine owned by Sam Richards started threshing Joe Wheelers grain Thursday morn ing. Mr. and Mrs. Bernal D. Hug And children were La Grande visitors P.l day. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Witherspoon and family were visitors at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Knight Sunday af ternoon. Mrs. M. E. McCall and son, Ray, wore La Grande visitors Saturday. Mrs. Frank Hazetwood has been 111 the last week. Bendshadlcr brothers started threshing the grain on their ranch last Monday. Mrs. Boulah Mtcklcbost, of Pasco, Wash, arrived hero to visit for a woek with her mother, Mrs. C. E. Cameron. Lee Tuttlo and two children, of Medford, arrived the lost of tho weok to visit With Mr. Tuttlo's mother. j Mrs. Sarah Tuttle. I Mrs. Roy Knight nnd daughter, IVerna, were La Grande visitors Tues day. Ralph E. Jones, of Walla Walla, was visiting friends In Elgin the first of the week. Mr. Jones was for merly a teacher In Elgin High school. ! Clifford Slack Is here visiting his 'parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jim Slack, this week. Mrs. Roy Knight and daughter, Verna, and Miss Jnnle Hawthorn, were visitors nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Witherspoon Wednesday. Miss Merle Andrew, qf La Grando. Is a visitor at the homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Overton Bctitt this weok. Mini Andrew taught at , tho Falrvlow school last term. . Miss June Hug Is visiting at the home of Mrs. Sarah Gekelbr this week. . Miss Delphta Bcem Is working for Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Hazel Wood dur ing hnrvest. - . Milton Culp visited Buford Buron nnd Delbort witherspoon Wednesday nfternbon. Miss Gonevlove Adler- and Eugone Cntcs, of Ln Grande, woro visitors nt the homo of Mr. Gates parents, Mr. ,nnti Mrs. u. c. untos, Bunaay. I Mrs. Mary Abbot left Friday morn-ting to spend tho weekond visiting nt tho homo of hor brother-in-law and Hister, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Morse near Itnbler. ) The Ladles Aid of the Method 1st I church of Elgin held n .meeting nt !tho homo of Mrs. J. E.' Wlthorspoon Thursday. Tho women arrived about 10:30 arid nt noon dinner wns served. Tho meeting of the Aid was held In tho nfternonn atid tho rest of; tho dny was spont visiting. Refreshments of lco cream and cake wero served in tho nftornoon. Those present wore Mrs. Mary Smith, Mrs. Nancy Merrlt, Mrs. Joe Taylor, Mrs. E. W. Witty, Mrs. Albert Keen. Mrs, Phyle Beohtol. Mrs. Mary Abbott, Mrs. Sally 3Ula', Mrs. Logan Bcoin; Mrs. Kenny, "Grandma" CntoS, Mrs Willis CUip nnd 'dimchter. Ethel ' nhd son. Mil ton, Miss Frances1 Cntos Mr.'nud Mrs. J. E. Witherspooh nnd-family. 1 i ' Miss Helen, Voolker, ' of. HiUsboro. Ore, who has boon visiting at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Shoe maker,' loft 8unday"lor her homo; I ' MIhs Louise Blxby arrived In E'gUi Saturday to visit friends for a low days before returning to her homo If. Frnewnter after, attending summer school. 1 ' . Miss Mildred Schnorc returned to hor home after attending: summer school nt the University of Oregon. E. E. Arnnt returned home Wednes day from Eugcno where ho has boon nttondlu(c summer school. . Miss Rita Schnoro is visiting at tho Immn of her naronts. Mr. and Mrs. ij. H. Schnoro. Miss Schhoro Is In training for a nurso ot Portland. ' j ; Mrs. Bill Webb Is visiting her par 'onU. Mr. and Mtb. H. J. Gilliam, while her husband Is working ln tho hnrvest field. Mrs. Bernal Hug nnd children, Junior Philip nnd Betty Jane nccom panled by Mrs. Hug s brother, Claudo Holbrook, oi L.a urnnae, ion, murnutty 'for Boiso, Idaho, to visit their sister. Mrs. Clara Miller. THey will roturn homo Sundoy. Mr. and Mrs. Evans and two daugh ters, of Richmond, aro visiting Mrs. Evan's mother, Mrs. Mary Waelty nnd Mr. Evans's Is driving Waolty Brea ther's truck to haul grain ln for"tholr thresher. Mrs. Dick Zwclfel and diURMor, Mary, and Miss Roso Zwolfol, of Los I Angeles, Cal., are visiting at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Zwolfol. Mrs. Julius Bcnnhadler and daugh ter, Lottie, and two children and son, iHcrschel, of Eugene, arrived Sunda to spend tho week visiting Mrs. Bcn jshadler's son, Mr. and Mrs, Ben Ben-shadlcr. Mr. nnd Mrs, Harold Shiftman nnd daughter. Max 1 no and son. Howard, of Imbler, wero visitors at the homo of Mrs. Blngman's mother, Mrs. Stel la Witty Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Waclty ana children wero visitors at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Knight Sunday evening. Those from Elgin and this vicinity vicinity that attended tho sale nt Mr. and Mrs. Burr Slack's farm near Summervlllo TucsdAy were: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graham. Mrs. Dan Gra ham, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Wnde and son, Abncr, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. E. Wither spoon nnd family, Clifford nnd Durk Slack. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. C. HU1, Mrs. Louie Hale nnd son, Davy, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ellis. The Athletics won 17 out of 24 gnmes during tho club's July road trip. At a "Ladles Day" in Chicago ap proximately 30.000 women Jammed into the stands at Wrlgley field, with the result that many, men cash customers couldn't get ln. An order for a screen along right field at Forbes field was can celled last winter by tho Pirates with the coming of Gus Suhr, home run art ist. Suhr failed to produce, and now tho screen has beon built. TO BATTLE 13 JINX CHICAGO, Aug. 11 Charlie Root and Pnt Malone, the Chicago Cubs right handed pitching aces, will battle tho "number" 13 Jinx during tho big series with Brooklyn which opens tomorrow. Root. In giving Boston three hits ln the first game yesterday, and Ma lono, with n five-hit piece, scored their thirteenth, victory of the sea son. Both aro slntcd to start ngnlnst tho Robins. teaspoon celery Bait. teaspoon dry mustard. J -3 tablespoons lemon Juiced , 3 tablespoons orange Juice.' 2 tablespoons pineapple Juice. 2-3 cup salad oil. , - Mix Ingredients. Beat with fork. 2 minutes. Chill. When roady to. serve, beat well and pour over chfjllcci- salads. This dressing will keep for a month' If stored In lco box. ; l'euch Ice Box Cake (Using canned or cooked peachts) 1 tablespoon granulated gelatin. j 4 tablespoons cold water. 1 2-3 cup sugar. V : 4 tablespoons flour. . 2 cups milk or peach Julco. It 14 teaspoon salt. 3 egg yolka. . . . ' ' 2 cups diced pcachei. " - 3 egg whites, bentsn. ' - l 1 tablespoon lemon Julgo. ... teaspoon vanilla.' . -18 lady fingers.' '" ' IVi cups whipped cream. ;Soak the gelatin and cold water 5 minutes.. Mix sugar and flour. Add milk nnd cook in double boiler un- til a little thick. Ad,; gelatin reix I ture and stir until It has dissolved. . Add egg yolks and beat 2 mlnuto?. Cool. Add salt, peaches, 3g whites," lemon juice and vanilla. Lino n mold with lady fingers. Add layer of sugar mixture. Fill mold, alternating lady, ringers nnd sugar mixture. Have the top layer lady lingers. Chill 12 hours or longer. Unmold and cover with, tho whipped cream. Garnish with peaches and red cherries. Menus Of .The , Day By Mrs. Alexander George GLAZED APPLES AND POHK CHOI'S Glazed Apples and Pork Chops . Baked Potatoes . ' Escalloped Cabbago Bread Butter Head Lottuce nnd Fruit Dressing Peach lco Box Cnke 1 Coffee Glazed Apples and Pork Chops 6 slices apples (1 Inch thick). , l cup sugar, 1 cup water. -Si tablespoons lemon Julco. 1 teaspoon cinnamon. 6 pork chops. 14 teaspoon salt, Mix the sugar and wator. Bolt 4 mlnutos. Add apples and boll ln covered pan 3 minutes. Arrange chops In baking pan and sprinkle With salt. Top each chop with n piece of apple. Cover with rest of ingredients. Including , syrup. Cover and boko 1 hour ln moderato oven. Baste frequently. , , , Fruit Dressing i (For head lettuce or fruit snladB) 1 teaspoon salt. is.-.'. , 4 .teaspoon pnprlka. Him Bros Coffee is roasted as you would cook cef cal A little at a time is the way to add cereal to boiling water. Result no lumps. A Jew pounds at a time, by their continuous process, is the way Hills Bros, roast their coffee. Result an even roasc and a delicious flavor no bulk roasting process can produce. Frtth ' from thi trlinal vacuum for. E'tilj tpttttd with tbt iiy. Luk far tin Arab on tbt can, l0 : Final Clearance C Summer Apparel Group! Including $6.50 to $10 ; Values ' $3.50 Group 2 . Including ; $10 to $15 Values 'K:;:ii:Group;3;r; ' " " 'Including-'' $15 to $25 Values ;,;;$8.50:; Group 3 Tweed Suits : . $12.50 each'' ''I s-6 Summer : Weight; Coats $12.50 each 3 Summer Weight Coats $15.00 each First Come First Served THE LITTLE SHOP in finvcrmurnt authorization to the Union I'nrific , System ljr.iM t!i--- r;.il line from I. as Vegas. New. to the mr.in r... tr-.:ct: i:i center i-; hailed as the hcijinmn;; of -.vork cn "i''.er tlu- worM's larie.t irriatirjn and power ro- i-. r wW'xh Slo?.G Jii.'n will he t'speiulctl tr. control ( o!o I'i'.er f r i; . '-,fatij;i, fl: o-l eonir. ' and !i.dro: electric power. Upper left, entrance to Hiacl; f'aiiyou, where the world's liijnicM dant will he wedded into livint; rock. Lower riIit, conception of completed I!o-.ilderr Datn and power plants. I.ov.er left and upper r;:;M. modern dav l.as Ve?as aii-t I..-.S V e-as i.f Yf.'A sl'.o. tly a,';.-i- tii - Union I'.-icil'ir Si-iun -o icd .'viij-; tli.. 11..W iis.i-.-t.ro:;'; t !:ti,!i:::i.v. STUDEBAKER Wh ree eeii eg IS HERE We want you to buy it Come in any time take the wheel of this new Studebaker and experience the year's sensation. M. J. GOSS Now Located in Roesch Bldg. on Adams Ave.