La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 16, 1915, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE ElOHT LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. ' f. SATURDAY, JANUARY W, W5. ' - FORYORKIDNEYS The kidneys are for removing1 waste matters from the system.' .These waste 'matters . are poisonous. 'When they are not promptly and completely expelled from the "body v they clog other organs, interfering with their work. Therefore kidney trouble often, leads to other troubles. Neglecting your kidneys when 'there is anything the .matter ' i with them is a serious thing. . . - REXALL KIDNEY PILLS are, we believe, a most effective remedy for kidney ailments, and weakness of all kinds. . . We make this statement after long experience with other forms of kidney treatment.- ; IF THEY FAIL--YOUR MONEY BACK ';,:-Tv't--v'. -ft';? I 1 "' i SB K.;'' We are so positive: that Rexall Kidney fills are unexcelled by any other similar form f .of kidney remedy, . and that they will do all we claim that we sell them with our Own t personal guarantee that they will not cost tho ustr , a cent if they fail to give entire ..satisfaction. Price 50c HELL'S DRUG StORE The i&ttaJuL Store : (Continued from Page 3.) Tuesday evening a aerie of social functlofna 'within the ranks of ' the Episcopal guild was commenced at I - Honan hall when a card party for the members of the guild and their hus bands ; was held with six ladies a hostesses. These six were Mrs. Frank ReoMln, Mr. C. H. Cbnkey, Mrs. Vin cent Palmer, Mrs, Tom KJng.?Mrs. L, H. Russell and Mr. D.M Clark. Every two weeks a party will be sr- i ranged with various members of the Guild in charge. W. R. JoneB won : the high 'score last Tuesday, and was rewarded with a large basket of ap ples ' which ) were later consumed by the guests present. The series' will unquestionably be of much success, Jf the first venture is -criterion. Thursday afternoon the Locomotive Engineers' brotherhood auxilliery, the G. I. A. to the B. of L. E., installed : toffjcers for the ensuing term. The new officers , are; Mm.'-. Schubert, president; Mrs. Given, vice-president; .Mrs. Carlson, secretary; Mrs. Morgan treasurer; Mrs. Parker guide; Mrs. .Bradshaw chaplain and Mrs. Daniels sentinel. .'.' .. Mrs. Fred Sdhtlke one of the first presidents of ithe order here was tho installing officer. Appointive offi cers will be. announced .later. : six couples at an informal card par. ty at the Noyes home on Adams ave nue Wednesday evening. Two hours were spent playing five hundred, aft er which light refreshments" were served. The invited ; guests were; Misses Nell Grimmett, Ruth Russell, Stella Oliver, Florence Happersett. Bess Burke, Messers.', Cox, Froman. Doane, French, De Vore, and Green. The "Dutch Treat" Progressive Five Hundred card party, promises to be very interesting.' It will be at " Zubur Hall,' Jan. 22, playing , will begin promptly at 8:30, .Three prizes will be given the three highest scores made, by three ladies and three gentle men. Refreshments will be served aft er the games. - Twenty-five cents each will bo charged. 4 ''''"' ' -'" Last Sutui-day evening . the ' G. T. A. to the B. of L. E. entertained in honor of their engineer husbands. Aft er a refreshing banquet, dancing and cards amused the guests during the evening. The, G., I. A. have 'a repu tation of providing splendid banquets and the .engineers are wise enough to be on hand without coaxing when a banqut is given in their honor. Yesterday afternoon Mrs. A. L. Richardson entertained the. afternoon SACRED CONCERT First Presbyterian Church, La Grande. Sunday Jan. 17th, 7:30 P. M. MRS. W. W. BERRY, Accompanist. PROF. G. H. ARMSTRONG, Director. REV. G. U CLARK, Pastor. Prelude "From Conquest. Unto Conquest," ........... ..... . . .A. Hymn "The Soa of God Goes Forth to War,", No. 334 ........ f v Congregation (Standing) Scripture Lesson Psalm 146 PhL : Ifayer by the rastor followed with Lords l'rayer in unison. Hymn "Jerusalem the Golden," No. 631 Lei . Congregation (Standing) .Announcements. . Offertory "Reverie," Chorus "The Night Song of Bethlehem," Mr. Ells worth Ellis and Choir. Solo "Like as the Hart," . .'. .... ' Miss Maude Goodwin. Anthem "Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God Almighty," ... ' Semi-Chorus. Duett "The Vesper Hour,'' '. .Ask .Geo. Messrs. Ellsworth Ellis and Geo. S. Birnie Solo "God Shall Wipe Away All Tears," . Mrs. A. L. Richardson. Chorus "Sing to God," (Noel) ...... .. ... . ..i.. Mrs. A. L. Richardson, Mrs. Hal Bohnenkamp and Choir. Benediction (Congregation Standing) ....... Poetlude "Magi," v Mrs. W. W. Berry. I .From the Prince Lloyd Scriber, who next week foes to j roruana so jonv ner jiustMnd and there make their future home. Wed nesday evening' Mr. and Mrs, J.; G. Snodgrass entertained in her honor at a house dancing ; party, and the evening: was spent in-; an enjoyabla iinanner. Guests for the evening in cluded members of ttie Pinochle club. of which Mrs. Scriber is a "charter member" and several special ruests. Thursday afternoon the Billikin club. another social affiliation of Mrs benbers was .entertained, with her as the honor .-guest, by Mrs. A. W Nelson. Thursday evening Mrs. Nor man. Ueailet entertained a score of lady friends in compliment to Mrs Scriber. Mrs. DesUet provided a most unique and enjoyable evening for the guests. Mr. and Mrs. Scriber have' a h)st of frienda who regret that they have decided to move away from the city. - - s . Society women who find 1 time to read new books, and the public in general, will appreciate the announce ment by Miss Ivy Emily Head, librar an, of the following books which have just beert received at the public li brary and will be ready - for circu lation Monday afternoon: "My Love and I," Brown. ' . "Cavanagh, Forest Ranger,'. Gar- lwnd. " i , " ... -r ' , ''Voice of the People," Glasgow. "Tlie Beast," 0"Higgins , , . . . ' . "Vanished Messenger,", Oppenheim. "Wbll Betwean," Paine. . - " . "Barriers Burned Away," Roe. - "Come and Find Me," Ribins. . Sunshine Jane," Warner. I "Fruit of the Tree," Wharton. . "Boy's Life of Elison," Meadow- craft. ; . "The Rise of the American People," Usher. .. ,. , , : "Aixshitecture," Brooks. "Mont St. M,chel," (Architectur?, AdRRis. '. : Socially, last Thursday night was a big night for Elks. .About 20 pros perous young farmers of the valley wer4 initiated into the order, and aft er that part, of the iwork, a banquet was served. . Among the speeches and entertainment features appeared : a vaudeville team from the Arcade do ing a Scotch and English dialect turn. : J ;?.! V'.' ' :' .A masquerade basket social was held by the Epworth league last even ing at the Methodist church. The at tendance was good and many com ical and grotesque ' costumes were introduced, bag and ; baggage was auctioned off at the proper time and all in all it was a good evening. ..v.-' 4 4 4 ': i'v.';.-.i;;,'V. ; i- Mr. and Mrs. E. D.: Whiting', enter ' tained the Stake board ' of religion class workers of the L. D. L. church iat ;a 'dinner and - dancing party. Miss' Delile Green was hostess to ' Thursday evening Jan. 14. Dinner was members of the. Afternoon Sans Souci sei-ved at the Whiting home and the this week, , At bridge, which is ,tho i danee wa8 ' the. GJen haI1 7hwh. entertainment at this club's sessions,; was very . beautifully decorated. All Mrs. D. M.. Clark won head prize. Mr.iPresent declared it to be the best and Mrs. Green will entertain thai tlme 8Pent dunng the season. . evening division next week. ! , , VT . , 444 I The Sodality girls of the Catholic Two bli-ds were killed with one stone ; church gave la very satisfactory Monday , evening when Mr. andl Mrs. 'dance at Rex 'Hall last evening. The Ben Noyes entertained complimentary attendance was very good. The com to and in the nature of a ' farewell mittee in charge' consisted of. Misses to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jolly, long-'Grace Murphy, Leona Newlin, Eileen time residents of La Grande, who ex- Pea re, and Helen McHiigh The pect to remain in the east, iridof inite-.' patronesses were Mrs C. Larcom, Mrs. ly. While that was primarily , the J. Miller andl Mrs. H. Lavey. , nature of the event, the guests didn't ; ' 4 I" ! ; overlook the fact that the day !as The Neighborhood club will have the wooden anniversary of Mr. and 8 rare treat 'at its meeting Tuesday Mrs. Noyes' wedding. Many appro.; rnoon. Miss Goodwi of Oak- pn ate gifts were bestowed upon them. . . ... . , , .. . , , , . T. Grande will render a vocal selection Cai-ds were played during the-even-; Bt t,he meeting.. ... ; . ling, arid Frank Bay and Claude Mack- , .j. ju ...'.'"" ey. won head .and foot prizes respec-, ' The Jolly club, which plaprs Five tively. ' Mr. and Mrs. Jolly took their Hundi"ed at its weekly meetings, met departure a few days ago, going first with Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Bach this to Walla Walla and Spokane, and week. E. C. Tuckey won high hon- . , . ,..- ,is mr ine men ana airs, viusn won the ladies' first prize. 4 4l ' ' - 1 Mrs. M..B. Donohue was.'a deliirht- buq'ul hostess for meibers of the the irfJJscUxy Auction .''club this week, land Brirs at cards went to Mrs. Gene When Ivanhoe, Comlske, . 4 4 4 as a ball Rl,t" "art leaves Monday for Dubuqcs to enter 0. A. C school of good cab 'Jhe will study violin more ed RootLaHy, l"t f 4 4 4 ,or fext Tuesday night the United Ar- m "kns will hold the regular semi-an- nnd M installation of officers. wmn; . . 4.4.4. tier Th v c pnkinnn .0411 k v. Miss Iva Emily Head, entertained section of the Kaffee Klatch,- and several special guests. . In the enter tainment features a no small, part was several vocal selections by Miss Maude Goodwin of Oakland, who is a guest in the city. ';.. ....44 Mrs. E. E. Kirtley entertained the Wednesday Auction club. Mrs. j Kirt ley had several invited guests iryad dition to ; the' club ' members, anli a very delightful afternoon was eiijSy ed by everyone. Mrs. Vincent Palm er won the honors, MORE COLD WEATHER You will need more warm wearables.Buy ' them at tflie United Store and make your dollar do double duty. Buy ing lor 70 Busy Stores helps us to help you. ", You can' always depend on , new,- dean goods direct from the fac tory to you. No last season's soiled merchandise to offer you. 1 ' 1 - ' '' . Ladhes' Fleeced Underwear,, garment.... 1... 35c . 1 . Ladies Outing .Skirts i. ...v.,.. .25c,4c , 4 Knit Caps, red and white , ................. :.4tc- - ' 1 ... Ladies' Sweaters ."."7.. ..88c, $1.49, $1.8 Ladies' Gloves 5c, 4Sc Ladies' Mittens ...10c, 15c, 25c : Ladies' Long Leggings ; 69c , , Children's Outing SiorU ...25e . - Children's Outing Gowns 25c ' , Ladies' Outing Gowns :.....;... .49c, 9e, 8c " , i ' , Cotton Blankets 49c, 69c, 98e, S1.49 ( ' , " Wool Blankets .$2.98, $3.98, 94 98 - ' ' . Robe Blankets A.- .$L98 , ?2 00 52-inch Dress Goods 1 $1.49 . ; 12 1-2c Outings, always . . a ..,'.....'...!... .10c ' , Ladies Skirts $2.98, $XU8, $4.98 , House Dresses, v ., , , . .;. . . , . , . , . , , ,98c Ladies' Shoes $1.49. $1.98, $238 Men's Oregon City Mackinaw . .-. i ; . . l$5.9 . . . Men's heavy gray or brown Mackinaws . ;. .$3.98 s , 1 ' Sheep Lined Coats . $3.98, $4 98, $5.90 , . Mackinaw Pants $3.49 Stag Shirts , $3.49 Heavy Wool Pants j 98cl $1.98 '1 1 1 $1 50s Wool Underwear; always f,'.iir.,4'.98 ' . ,s $2.00 Wool Underwear, always . . :f. ..41.49 - Men's Sweaters 98c, $1.49, $1.98 V,1 - Men's Wool Shirts1.'., ,. .98c, $1.49, $1.98 50c Wool Sox, always, j .'.".......;,.. ,''.39e . . 35c Wool Sox, always ..... , . .'.25c , ' Boy's .Flannel Waists, . , . 49c, 89c , ' Boy's Overalls 25c,' 49c i ' Boy's Lined Gloves i.,...,..;..,...:,..25c, 49c- Boy's Sweaters ..... ............ 98c, $1.49, $1.98 . ! Boy's Shoes .$L15 $1 25, $U9; $1.49, $1.98 ,.; v..--; .Boy's 2-fcuckle Arctics 98c ;: ", i'.. "KB BSUN1TEDST0RE 71 US BUST S105E5 J. C. Penny Co. Inc. Uncle Sam's Loan Office , 214 Depot Street Leans MONEY on Diamonds, Watches, and all Kinds of Jewel ry. Clothing, Guns, and all Kinds of Personal Property. We also have unredeemed Watches, Rings, Diamonds; Rifles, and all kinds of Jewelry at cheapest rate. " ' : " See our line of NEW Clothing, Gent's Furnishings, Hats and) Shoes. 5S'-. S I I : . as barley or oat chop, and small quantities of ' linseed meal.: Home grown feeds should be used as much as- possible because these are gener ally the cheapest. . Alfalfa and silage are hard com- bintion to beat for successful dairy ing..: Alfalfa is a proven crop in Un ion county, and in parts of we county. corn has been slucceasifuKly (grown.- Corn does not - need to be entirely -m. ripe to be fit for silage, in faetTthe best time to put com into fee sili) is in the early dent stage.' A c heap home-made silo can be put up Ht : ierve the purpose, and for all practical purl poses will be just as good M'tt more expensive one. It is muAntisi ever,- that these be put up ijt, if they are to give' satisfaction? will go- east later. The guests included: Messers. 'arid Mesdames Ohas. Murchison, Claude iuila ; detter just receivi by TOan ager Bade from Manager Dugdale of Seattle offers to give Reams, in set tlement of a balance of $54 due Wal- ia Walla for Pitcher Frick. Reams played second base' for ' Boise two years ago and went from Boise to Portland, failing however, to make good. . ; -W' Babe was just about as good an ih fielder as played on tihe La Grande sandtot cluriig the year the Ti'i- state was coming into existence, s . Men interested in the organization of the proposod rifle club in Enter piHse are to meet Monday evening at 7:30 p. m. Details of the plan will be explained, sthd those who desire to enter the club at that time will be come charter V members. Rifle and shot gun clubs are about due to sprout for the coming spring's sport with blue rock and squirrels. T. A. Rafferty of Southern Oregon, who has been traveling over the' state at the expense of the Fish A Game commission, returned last night from Wallowa county and went on to Baker this morning.. He reports game pro--tection more popular in this section of the state than elsewhere. Deputv Game Warden Leffol accompanied trim on the trip he seeks information as to what the sportsmen want in the Kowlt "e T Kaffee Klatch next week. Tom :. gn'mT SURE MONEY MAKER. JtowianoContinued trom rage . where be u the Ahprd-6 iei to "e ration, such Artisans Notice. da leutrut ed chnrtre thatbe.N' niht l Vheld Rowlan-' sem'"annual installation of ll0 ng-V1? all members are urged . By Order M. A: " ,' ; , 1 16 St Chris - v . . . . modeA RADE Several pieces of city j.ropvrty to exchange for small causi-anch. Give full particulars. Box m g$l La Grande. . 116 3t to-daU ad the adTertlismenu. TfioDAKT Corsets ." Fr-ort-t Laced $3,50 and up Pauline Lederle way of legislation for game. A ; ... -