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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1932)
Thursday, September 29, Leap Year Bride i (Continued From Pog Six) "Why I oh, I guess I forgot to taXa the towel ott my head. I've been cleaning house, Everything's done except the bathroom window. Will you wast) It tor me, Dan, while I finish getting dinner on the tiible?" Tiio young mart frowned, "Can't It wait until tomorrow?" "I promised myself I'd have this work done tonight. If you don't wont to do It say so and I'll finish It after awhile. I didn't think you'd nund doing that little bit. I've scrubbed and slaved until I can Hardly stand I" It was unusual for Cherry to com plain but tonight she was really tired. She had tried to crowd too much work Into a single day and every muscle In her body seemed to protest, "Oh all rlghtl" Dan grumbled. -I'll do It." Ho rolled up his sleeves and Cherry pinned an apron about him. She gave him the cleaning powder, a basin of water and clean dusters. Dun disappeared and Chorry went on with preparations for the meal. She mixed the salad and poured tho stew Into a serving bowl. Dan didn't like stew but tonight he would navo to eat it. Everything was ready I except the pie. Cherry glanced Into yho ovon. turned the flame higher. "Haven't you finished yet, Dan?" site asked, He was rubbing the window pane laboriously. .Cherry stepped forward. "Up there." she pointed. "There's a streak that Isn't clean." Dan's exclamation was smothered. You'd TOMATO JUICE Red & White Walla Walla pack 3 23c 12 Cans for 89c ' Red & White COFFEE 3 TIN $1.00 Tomatoes Fancy Red & Kidney Beans Red & White Extra Choice Blue & White CORN - PEAS - CUT BEANS Q Cans TOMATOES - SIJCED BEETS O for 12 Cans for ?1.G5 CORN - PEAS - CUT BEANS YOUR CHOICE BLUE & WHITE REGULAR SIZE . Answer to Last Week's "You'd be surprised" Buy Case Lots 193? "Why don't you hire someone to come In and fin thl Inr vmiO" I... , cd. "Don't you think I've done a day's work at the office?" "I guess you know why I don't hire anyone to help me I It's be cause I haven't money to pay them." . "And that's because I don't make enough! Is that It? You might as well aay it. That's what you're thinking, Isn't It?" "Oh, Dan, how can you accuse me of such things? Do I ever complain about money? Don't I do everything In the world to save? I've worked all day " "Worked? What do you think I've been doing? If you really had to do a day's work once In a while maybe you'd know how It feels to be tired 1" Tears smarted In Cherry's eyes but she was determined Dan should not see them. She could not trust uvravu uj speax. They had never quarreled so be fore. There was) nothing over which they were disagreeing now. Both were tired and both were suffering from "nerves." One word from either of them Just then could have set everything right but neither of them spoke that word. Dan finished polishing the win dow pano and stepped back. "There." ho said grudgingly. "Does that suit you?" Tho girl did not reply. The odor of something burning had reached her nostrils. The pie In the oven I .ivij mi, w urn Kibcnen anu pulled the oven door open. Thick smoke rolled out. Cherry reached for a holder but found none. She grabbed the nearest object a tea towel and lifted out the pie. Tho hot, sugary liquid bubbled over the edgo of the - crust and burned her hand. Cherry cried out ys mu: I fcvSsTii tP? gypsies (A WWyRE NOT NVT 7 DESCENDED lliXjbE &YPTI AN 5 LOOK AT NEXT WF.KK'S AD FOI PROOF . OF THIS AND HERE ARE SPECIAL VALUES IN CANNED VEGETABLES Just As Surprising! Carloads of the season's best have arrived for this event Lay in a liberal supply of these necessities at substantial savings, SALE BEGINS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 Cut Beans Beans Beets Corn Corn Peas Peas Sauerkraut Spinach Hominy Solids White for 55c for 39c Standard Green & White Any Quantity Per Can . Tomato Hot Sauce 3 Cans For ... 12 Cans For C9c SEE WALLA WALLA-LA GRANDE FOOTBALL GAME SATURDAY, 2 P. M. ggTfffi vTffTTlg &m Case " tlT?TeSiqn of a Dependable Storelpg' Lots in pain. She dropped - the pie ou the shelf and held her hand under running wator from the tap. The pie was ruined. The blaee beneath the oven must have been higher than she had thought. The top crust. Instead of being a golden flaky yellow, was charred and black. The odor of burning apple Julco was oifeuslve. Dan stood In the doorway, sur veying the scene. "Well," he said, "I guess we don't have pie tor din ner." He moved to the windows and raised them. Cold air swept Into the room. It chilled the food that had been placed In the serving dishes. Cherry and Dun shivered but there could be no thought of going ahead with the meal until the smoke was gone. In five minutes the atmosphere cleared. j Cherry disappeared Into the dress f lng room and returned with tell-tale I red lines about her eyes. She and Dan sat down at the table and the I meal began. Cherry, If she had ' been her own vivacious self, would ! have locked attractive In spite of her soiled, torn frock. 8he could ' havo laughed and Dan would not have noticed the grimy costume. , Sho did not look attractive now. Tears had smudged the black marks on her face. Her Hps pressed In a hard, tight line to keep from tren' bllng. . Dan spoke once or twice as though trying to make overtures' at friendli ness but they 'were not accepted. I Cherry's answers were polite. Too ' polite. There woa a long Interval of . silence In which the girl was aware I that tho meal was hopeless. The stew was cold and the salad contained too much salt. She had counted on the pie to retrieve a meal of left- Be Surprised Nor does the QUALITY of Red & Vhite products ever decrease from its HIGH STANDARD. The label is your assurance of PURITY and GOODNESS, Step into our modem, immaculate store today an-d look over our tempting array of finer fpofl products ... at uniformly low prices, con sidering their superior fluidity Home ownership means PERSONAL, INTER' ESTED SERVICE. STATEMENT Asparagus Stylo Wonderful Pack TINY WHOLE Whole Kernel Golden Bantam Cream Golden Bantam EXTRA SIFTED $2.10 $1.55 43c 10c 18c The correct name is Joan Dare. The mistake is in supposing that the French form is d'Arc, instead of Dare (the meaning "of") LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. overs. Cherry was so miserable sue would not have noticed what she was eating If It had not been for Dan. Why didn't he tell tier he was sorry for those hateful things he had said? Why dldnt he cover her hand with his own and sayt ''Cherry, I was a beast but It was because I've had a hard day. Forgive me, dar ling I" Why didn't, lie take her In bla arms and ask her to forget those cruel words? Dan Phillips did none of these things. He ate little of the food. The meal was over almost as soon as It had begun. While Cherry gathered up the dishes Dan sat barricaded behind his newspaper, Tho girl had almpet decided she could stand the silence no longer, that sho must speak, when Dan got to his feet. "I'm going out for a while," he said shortly. Cherry forgot her pose. "But, Dan." she said,' "I thought we might go somewhere together this eve ning. Sec a movie maybe. I t.hnuoht " I "I'm sorry," Dan Interrupted, "I've mado other plans." Anger she could not control flashed In the girl's voice. "It's strange." she said, "but whenever there's anything I want to do you always have other plans! We never go out together any more. ou naven mikbu wo niijrwnwo iw t week! All I do is stay home and " "I know!" Dan assured her bit terly. "All you do is stay home and slave. I can recite the rest of It for you backwards, ft comes from having a worthless, good-for-nothing husband. I'm very sorry for you, but in keeping with my rolo as the worthless huaband I'll have to remind you that I've made ether plans for the evening." ' - SOI.ll J PACK 3for59c .$2.25 3 or 79c doZ $3.10 69c POZ $2.73 3 for 59c poz. $2.25 3 for 53c roz. $1.9S 3 for 55c . $2.10 3 for 59c poz. $2.25 3 (or 35c doz. $135 3 for 48c Doz $1.85 3 tor 35c doz. $135 Natural Green Asparagus Red & White Walla Walla pack 3 LciSf 69c 12 Cans for $2.73 Red & White Mayonnaise SSS" 39c Green & White Salad Dressing gar 29c Ho picked up his hat mid coat. "Where ue you going. Dtui?" Ho atvod with one hand ou the doorknob. Dati paused long enough to y th one word;, "Out I" then disappeared. Cherry sank Into the big chair. The tears she had fought back for so long cam unchecked. "He's--gonel alio sobbed. "He's pone with out met Oh, what will I do? What-- win I do?" There was only Pinky the kHton to console her and Pinky was en gaged In tearing up a paper sack. Dan Phillips strode to the window Ho stood looking out at the darkness, hands clasped behind his back. There was a single light In the large room. It camo from, a lamp near me aavenporc ana it glowed softly beneath the parchment tinted shade. Prom the shadows across : the room a low voice came. "But you're restless I" Bronda Vail1 said. "Is anything wrong, Dan?" Phillips turned. "There's nothing wrong." he said. "Nothing at all. But, Brenda, X can't come here any more. I've got to stop swing you.T , "You silly boyl What on earth aro you talking about?" 1 Tho young man moved forward so that his face was Illuminated by oheeku were drawn tightly. He went on stubbornly, "You know what I menu, Brenda t You know things can't go on as they hayp heen I" "But, pan, you don't moan thlsl" Brenda Vail had risen. Sho was dressed In black velvet and out of the shadows her face looked very White. The outline of her roug&4 lips vus like a- double heart. ,"You don't mean you're going to t forwt about me? You don't mean yoi'ro not coming to see me?" "J. haven't the rlghtl" Phillips pror tested huslflly. "I have to think of someone else, Brenda. Things can't go on this way. I tell you, I can't stand It!" Tho woman's voice dropped to lower pitch. "I know," she whispered. "It's beer, hard for me, top. Qlj, Dan " Sho was in his arms then and Phllllpu was kissing her. (TO BE CONTINUED) Airplane built at Patterson, La.. yon first, uecoud and third places In the national air races from Los Apr gelta to Cleveland. Kla.il. Tliey started iiKikini: funny noises, as they raced around. "Oh, my! Oil, my! Whni have I done?" cried Duncy. '"S1III, it's lots of fun. don't hide he found. "7'Iie zoo man will lie mad at inc.' When he wakes up he'll plainly sec that one small caKO Is empty and, of course, I'll net tlic hlniiic. "I'll wake the Tlnyinlles and then they'll help me catch the beasls atialn. I don't think there's much danger, 'cause the little beasts look tome." TTIJ then ran to tho Tillies mid began to poke thoin with his linnd. "Wake up! Wuko up!" he sliouled. "Funny beasts are mulling wild. "j let them run out of their cage. The r.oo iiiiin will fly In a rage."- "Well, goodness aakes," snapped Scouly. "You're a most .annoying .child." How Modern Women Lose Pounds of Fat Swiftly -- Safely (lulu Plnslral Vigor VoulhriilncflK U'lih CI far Skin noil VIwu-Iouh f.yca That Sparkle With (ilorlotm I lea I 111 Here's the recipe that bnnlshes fat and Jjrlngs Into blossom pll the na tural attractiveness that every wom an possesses. Evory .morning take one half tea spoonful of Kruschen Salts in a glass of hot water bcoro breakfast cut down on pastry and fntty meats go light on potatoes, butter, cream and sugar In 4 weeks got on the scales and note how many pounds of fat have vanished. Get a bottle of Kruschen Salts tho cost is trifling and It lasts 4 weeks. If even this first bottle does n't convince you this Is the easiest, safest and surest way to lose fau lt you don't feel a superb improve ment In health r-r bo gloriously en ergetic vigorously alive your money gladly returned, j But be sure for your health's cake j.that you ok tor and get Kruschen ! Baits. Get them at Itcd Cross Drug ' btore. L Ac L Drug Co., O lass Drugs, Inc., Moon Drug Co., or ony drug j store in the world. Adv. Professional Directory Hospitals DR. I.EK B. noun Cye, Box, Nom and Throat Hospital ttfl floor Foley Bldg Ph. Main It. aTOpy v hal cochran Vfest PICTURES vm WW BiL.py RAnei,y ' kJ I JisMssBa3iiaa - Lf CNEK TUB i (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) ' MlVCW4 OF i 1 ' -Nffll TO2?C?Lr7' BILBS SHIP I rpiiji animals that Duncy hod se'.l The 7.00 man had hoard what : NM MrV r. BKailv- Aun Tin i free all seemed to fool real U.upy said. Ho jumped and sJiouJL- Vs. ; , W. ANP ZIPS , I hope tho animals ;ler run. If oven one should set ' ! where they can ne'er iawny, for Duucy 'twill be sad." f ... - yyWfA f ' " '".' CLASSIFIED ADS THB MABKIT FLACI OF UNION WALLOWA COClffllM-' (Count (lv svtrsgs word to tns Una.) Far lae, 1st lnirtU)n....-.10( For line, ench sddtd oonseo utlv Inwtlon ........,-. 7 Minimum oborgi on on. order FOR SALE FOR SALE qheap. Good 70 A. farm, close m on gravel roaq, now will handle. Bal. on long time at low interest. Call Observer. 0-20-1 t. GOOD EATING POTATOES 30c sack. Bring your sack. Carl Fuller. Phone V. 25X5. 8-29-3 t. FOR 8ALE Field run potatoes, 73o sack delivered, Pli, 681 J. 9-27-9 tp SPUDS 26o, 76a and 1 per sack. 10c extra for delivery, pouch Uc Kennon. B-37-t t. FOR EALH 1- 1899 Wblppet sedan In excellent mech. condition. Karl Keen trunk In rear, Driven only 14,000 miles. Priced at $226, Ca bo scon at 3212 Cedar St. 9-24-0 tp WANTED WANTED TP rent a farm on chares. Have own equipment. Call 1714 Russell St! 0-20-3 tp. WANTED Special or custom sawing. Rough lumber for sale 13 per M.: mill run surfaced and Bleed on orders $10 per M. K. H. Horn, 4 ml, west of Summervllle. 9-23-1 mp. pluy. The animals dashed here and there and one climbed pp a tree. Wee Windy wont light after It nud he was not afraid, one bit. lie grubbed the little follow, hold ing tight us tight could be. Then Sconty swung a llttlo rope and loudly shouted, "Oce, I hope that I can do somo lassoing, Tliis trick to mo s play' to Hung tho rope out in tno nil'. It very quickly landed where. a small beast was. The beast was caught. It couldn't get away. (.CupyrlBlit. 1932, NBA Service, Inc.) (The Tinles sec n very peculiar elephant ill Hie next story.) ' u-m..i.!j-i uxumi-mc iviicy 1JS JTUZ.Z.1CU1 FOR TRADE w y, yv 'FOR TRADE Milk cow for hay. M. l$RPEREp IVfU fJi ( HES STABTlrtSl ( H. Beeson, May Park. 9-29-3 t. By THg II A POVJeR. R od, "Go ahead and capture all tho I, , II UPWARDS 11 animals. Then I will not bo mad. rsfi 'II I t "Back in llio eago put every I ---rZ-'Z-ZZ S" jUl I I one. night after them you'd bet- 1 T... ,j ,, ' ! GO off the Tinles van, and they IF W BIRP ', .-f llTwuIt UP found It was work, rather than -ruiuie uec smtte 1 .nV'Nl9 MvHi 11 t THE NEV FANGLES (Mom'n Pop) And It Grew and Grew! STOUND OUT WHW THAT SOUTH AFBICAYWHY XES, A GREM AUNT.OT? f ItlSTM-LMENT MAN HA? ( IT MUST HAVE tEN SOMEONE, LCFT THEM C I CTDDDrn rAi i ikir f,lTur & niAMnn KAikitr.1 I I Mil i iriMC fcKin A L wtntwwuw, mLT vt. i .uu lNvin,ll' Ulriuiiu rillNL.il f f 5EEN LEFT SOMETHING . SIMPLY UTTERED INEZ TALKED V)ITH C BY A DISTANT RELATIVE, WITH DlAMQNp THE L AWVER-1. JUSTS IN -SOUTH AFRICA1, MILLIONAIRES HEARD IT, NOT TWO 1 ' ' fOU HAVEN'T HEARD ( IMAGINE XNOVillNC V OME WELL,' ( MRS. GIMKllES JlKT YwiS SOMEONE WHO OWNS ) PEOPLE1 ! PHONED THEY SAy THAT A DlAMONO MINE.' GE1 ALL CAN i IT'S MILLIONS ANp J ? OH. I'VE ALWAYS rHE TROBAtLV 1 i THREE DIAMOND 1 " WANTED A NICE. 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