La Grande evening observer., February 13, 1915, Image 8

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v . LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Your Mpney
HESS STOCK
if
TONIC
Does Not Make Stock Healthy and Expel Worms
Hnn nf tlin.mosr lihprnl cmiwuntoaa i'ci ivmLi ftir .imr m1i.ni i. .:.x i. '
received from Dr. Gilbert Hess, one of the' foremost veterinarians : in the
country, juet every larmer and poultry ; raiser read this remarkable offer:
DKT"fcJd sure am I that Dr. Hess', Stork Tonic will make .stock"
healthy and expel, the worms, that I authorize you to sell it to
, t . your customei-s on the strict understanding that if it does not do J' '
y as i claim if it docs not pay them well they should bring backv T " v
. ' thc',?nipty packages to you and you will refund their money, We ' it
promise to reimburse in every, ease. Tell every customer, also,""'
' ' that Dr. Hess' Poultry Pan-a-ce- must keep their pouMr
, licaltliy and help their hens lay, and that Dr. Hess' Instant Louse ' v '
Killer must kill. lice on. poultry and ftrnn stock, or they can have " j :
" their money refunded." ' ,
Surely, this is unbounded faith in the merits of a product. -We stand ready to :
back 110 this guarantee issued bv a member of a. iYnnr,nhLv : rnnA U orii.. y
. Iished firm. W e ('arry a good supply of the above goods in stock
HILUSi BRUG STORE
751 $pcaJUL Storm , "
MEN'!"' !:
"When looking for what voii want. "you'll find it at The United Store Yes Sir, v
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the same quality for less money Quantity buying for, ;,83 stores turns the ;
men
Men's Suits, good quality $7.M
Men's Suits, $16.00 values .... $9.90
Men's Suits, $18.00 values . $12.50
Men's Suits, $25.00 values .......... ;.. $14.75
Youth's Suite, $9.00 values $4.98
Tfouth's Suits, $10.00 values , . . . . : . . . $5.90
Youth's Suite, $12.50 values ...........j. S6.90
Youth's Suits, $15.00 values $9.90
Boys' Overcoats ij $2.98
Men's. Mackinaw' $3.98
Men's Mackinaws $6.90
Boys' Mackinaw? , ."V , . $3.98
Men'a. Blanket Lined Coats . ; . . . . . ; . ..... $1.69
Dress Hats ......
E. W. Dress Shirts ;..
50c values in ties ......
75c- values in ties , . . . ....... . . . ,;
Dress Gloves . , ...... ........... .
Derss Sox ........................
. Double Toe and Heel Sox 2 for.,..
, Silk Sox, heavy
Unions .......... ...S.
Men's Blue .Label Overalls .; . . 41
Mens Waist Overalls , 60c-
Men s Oshkosh Overalls . . . 79c
V.. 8e
49c 98c
Mc
. ... 45'
... 98c
...... 5c
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. .. SSe
. . . 98c -
YOU CAN ALWAYS
DO BETTER AT-
The UNITED STORE
S3 BIG BUSY
STORES
J. C. PENNEY Co.
. Lincoln s birthday anniversary, St.
Valentine day tomorrow and then
Lentthose dates mean muohi and so
ciety people , of La.Grando took the
fullest meet' or advantage of them.
. Ihe week has .broken up many a fam
ily 8 routine sleep hour to keep up
Uo pace, the general public 'wishing
to ret into the pre-Lenton awing to
tnu fullest extent that the subsequent
V may, be. enJy-'l- Lent begins
next Wednesday. - . v 6 .
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tlemen who an-rfnovri the rffltjills nH
who hit upon the idea are:
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Seroggm, Mi.
and Mrs. Geo. T. Cochran, Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. Carr, Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
Bragg, Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Hall, Mr.
and Mrs. R. W. Logan, Mr., and
Mrs. A. V. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. G
meeting will be held March 12
t A fuir-sized crowd last evening en
joyed the now famous hospitality ot
the Sodalitv cirls M!rh ti
phy, Miss Leona Newlin, Miss Eileene
xeare ano Miss Helen McHugh. Rex
hall was the meeting nlnm nnJ th.
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OWO. UIIU illlB. U. "o mo HICCbllllT U IL'B. H IH TIM
L. l.nrrisnn. Mr. niwl Mm V. V. . I dancers cerhainltr hait a .,nlA
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ley, Mt nnd Mrs. F. L. Lilly, Mr. and lTne hostesses hit upon a unique punch
Mrs. A. Wenzel, Mr. nnd Mrs. Robt.
Newlin nnd Mr. and Mrs. Jav- -Van
It hag been monthn mil) mnntl.. . Ilnrnn
since La Grande has seen quite as The statement of receipts and dii
w"iC'lng. functj1 that which bursemonts made by the sponsors is
the Wednesday (Bridge cM stood! be follows: v,..
sponsor for Wednesday evening for Total receiDts ' ' 207nn
charity's sake. ChnWtv nmA ... i . receipts f i07.00
onlv l, hi Ar.7i7, "',r"., WZZ i0U" expenses 92.05
lint fmiM 1 - 0 n T '
. v . hid buio oi nowers, punch Not nmfn 1 .,.
and valent nes. in tmet . m,,'. w Wct P10fl1 -V ... ... ... .$114.95
. he door money was only slightly
.vie umir uuiar -receipts."" Approx
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lv Sinn war ..- A l-ecruiar meetino- of tha Parnnt.
Mrs. F. M. Jackson as .hlftj.in f Tenchcrs' association of the Central
ui3. r. m. jacKSon as chieftain of c"'-"crB sucmiion 01 trie t-cncrai
the Ohttritv nnitvnra f v hllildinir wna haA itaofoKnw alnnUH
r La Grande. Formality was left At the roll call it was found that par
'"j i cv o"18 nd until 1 ents of children in Miss Mason's room
o flock the guests ; danced the liffht l ad been most largely represented ol
Sh l.'t ? P1?d :?'e'-TPPnT Riy of the rooms at the meetings,
faScy prize? C W" Provided for the Purpose, went to Mis
&Pthea Jg-rt fbr U yt month,
men" partners escorted to the pnnch A ? "hort buslnes8 se'on, a de.
punch is just the word for while Rhtful P1-0""" was taken up.
wen drank punch the ladies saw to it ' Mrs. G. M. Byrkett discussed suit
that their tickets were punched. To-' r.ble dress for school children. iroiiii 1
LCi0f ?f V th? evening the into the question with considerablo
PnSTS'SE M,ff.M-." nd h Merest. . .
theae two ladies were awarded $1000 ' Mi8S j3"8'6 De' menUl
and $5.00 boxes of candy respecUvelv I npp? ch'. BnowinK the best method of.
lor their strenuous efforts to swell rreBU"K in we child's mind a desire
the charity fundi -4 The punch booth01" knowledge. - r V
nnd valentine counters were neatlv I Mrs. Bullard read
?.r!?y,od th dworators, that fea-"K with problems of study and an-
joifim, in tne nature of a
miniature log cabin, in keeping with
Lincoln's birthday nnniverssary which
was celebrated yesterday. Mrs. J. F.
0 Connell, Mrs. J. F. Corbett and
Mrs. E. E. Rirtlev ware f.lm nnlr.wdB
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iur ine evening.
Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Rilev enfortnln.
ed a few friends Tuesday night al
c ive nunaiea. unas. Murchison won
first prize and Claude Mackey . the
consolation. Those invited in for tha
evening were: Mr. and Mrs.vL. M
Hoyt, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ru u.
and Mrs. Chas Murchison, Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Mackey, Mr.- and Mrs.
ate zweiffel. Mr. unit M..
Noyes, Mr. and Mrs. K. Ford, C. W.
Riley, and Mertnn Wnatorln A
course luncheon was served.
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Mr. and Mrs. n. r. P;t., J
sisted by their daughter, Miss Marie,
entertained guests for five taW. .
pinochle last evening at their homn
W.J. Spencer on 0. a venue Thursday
afternoon, about' 80 s being present.
The decorations were of the Valentine
and hearts scheme. CXuncheon, con
sisting of a two-course affair was
served. High prizes went to Mrs. T.
W. King. Mrs. Claude Mackey. Mrs.
MattheWson and . Miss Lolete King.
The- hostesses' Were Mrs. W. J;
Spencer, Mrs. B. B. Nutter, Mrs; Ed
uross ana, inrs. u; j. Kinme. .
, One' of the most enjoyable affairs
of the week was a Valentine card
party for which Mr. and Mrs- O. D.
Putman and Mr. am Mrs. R. L. Porch
were nostess to about 30 friends at
the ' Putman' home Thah!hv AVAnino
The decorations were in keeping with
at. valentine. A couple of hours were
Epens piaying "f ive Hundred'-' tofter
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wiui-ii n iwu course tuncneon was arv.
ed. : Card honors fell to Mrs. T; J
bcroggin and Mr. Guy Ellis.
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The prosrram for thn Vaitrhlinvhnnri
club next Tuesday afternoon promisei
(V b very interesting..- under tha rAn
eral tome of China. Mr
has a paper on. Natural History and
T . . . T m 1 .
ium. 1.. mcnarason one on conimer
ciui vegetation, lollowed by a paper
on government, theory and nlan. h
lura. . a. 1 . mil. It is aakail thai nil
delinquent dues be paid at this meet-
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Delightful anI ohnfmin in a . .
detail was the Valentine card party
for which : Mrs. . C. D. Putman was
hostess at her home on Penn. avenue
Thui'Sfljlv nftarnnnn TV11 AH
. -..WW... M. (w .wwillw .CJC
prettily, decorated, tha nlnr' snhoma
of red and white being carried out
effectively with red carnation predom
inating. A dainty two-course lunch
eon was served. Honors . t t beards
went to Mrs. P. S. Robinson. :
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'Qno of" the best theatrical trerts of
the' season for" the . people, of . La
! Grande will, be the musical pantcmine
comedy the "Gypsy Trail,'iven: un
der' the auspices of f the f Episcopal
guild, staged and directed by - Mr.
Ellsworth Ellis. The performance,
will be giyen at the High School aud
itorium Tuesday. Fwbruarv 16th. the
CAST
Zulica Queen of the Gypsies , . . ';,
Lucia
Maria . . . . . .'.,..'., , , , . ,
Manrico An outlaw Gypsy Chief . . ; .
Enrico . , ; . . . , . ... ... ...... ,
Luigi '.".'. ' '
Miguel
curtain rising t 8t20 sharp-. Some
of the best classical numbers such as !'
the-Sextette , from ''Lucia? wiU be
introduced . in ( the - program vwhich .ia 1
given, belo5 also there will be sev
eral of the latest song. Mt.s ami ihuui : i
:TicketB nowv on ,sale at the.Red Cross j.
ufug store, aauits owe, children 25c. .
The character cast and' ohg- hum- fe
bers follow:
... . Mrs. T. J. Scroggin
Misa: Ruth Gaskill
... " Miss Leona Newlin
........ G. S. Birnie
CP. Ferrin
. ,..'. .i: . .: Glen Conkey ,
.. BobDie- ittiaon
ftSalvU;.; hSm : it- i,: : v.- EUBworthEiiis
c-v. u-- o 1 o .' ;;U M "1""' Bry ewnn, .uicrece wood,
Larson, C. V. Pabst, T ?n'".V?y' mV
Hi11 Opening Chorus by tte Entire Company
Broiob;r'Ale:::;::;::"
Popular MeMIoHv.-Rvnav M.l. n-Jwl'J '-V. V '."VJ Mu,sePPe
Spanish Dance ' - ww.loBrico,.wiip, uuiseppe, Mannco)
Bandelero - . . . . ." " '' "' ' ' " ' V 1 ' "V -.' Ma,nai
There's a Littla Snail, ' t "oii" o' i"J''' . Manrico..
Then You'll Remember Mo ; . .. . . . og . Chort,
WrHter'ng
The Syncopated Walk . ""' """ ' " " ' ' ' V ;-,,I'u,Ti
. 'r., f . ........... . .. ..... . .... ZtlllPfl anrl rhnni.
H.. Carpenter and Bobbie Pattison
. . . . . . . . Mrs. A . T. . Pii.hMlaAn
Piano Sketch
Solo Amarella (Winne)
Seiteto fii ' 'a -V ' ;V; ; 'Birth Gaskill and EllswortF EUis
Mrt.&:SL. S. BSe and
; . - -iiii, uonKey, r,iiis and Birnie. -r..'
Ensemble Medley . . .... . r - . rll,,A1',!' , .. -
, The scene for the. nerforman V. el'Xl" .j,a.nw? Jompany
Miss Viola Beriham entertained the
members of the "Die Machen" club
and their frtnnria nf ha' hnrn nn cAn
, iv iiyiiiv Vl aJC
ond street last night in honor of Miss
vera xoung who expects to leave to
morrow nieht for Warrentnn' tn mot-,.
her home. The party which was ri
surprise to Miss Youno-. mi in tln
form of a -valentine
forming the principal ; decorations
and games appropriate to' the valen
tine season, were played. A. two-
couvse luncheon was served. Eigh
teen younir folks
joy the evening and bid Miss Young
t;uuu oye.
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Mrs. Claude II. Srran
ed the Sans Souci Auction Bridge
chid section and some specinl friends
society of the Christian Endeavor i
DrAtiai'ino. . '. VIT I-! i..
f. -tj-'o K"D , lasmngion 8
DlrthnaV SOClal Mnnrlau .van!.. V-U
- in the churoh parlors.- All mem
bers of the society and their' friends
are invited to attend. Music,' games
una reiresnments Will be provided.
4 4 '?S.'." V;-'-.'-.From
Vancouver Washington comes
the announramanf nf tha tv.-:
Georsre A. Plarra on) TJ. "Ik-
both, of this city. The announcement
of their -marriage license was issued
Febroary;u.l0:juid..that-was the first
inkling the-La RramW frioniw tu
couple got of the marriaee. Mr.
Pierce has a home ot First and Main.
4. 4. 4-
reen sent out bv the Mnn lul
ain.
aircardsTuesday afternoon by Mrs
Frank Jackson and Mrs. Peter Biever
at the Biever homa. - FimM n.'- .
won by Mrs. E. C. Tuckey, second by
rs. Frank StiJwell and consolation
by Mrs. L. M. Hoyt.
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Mrs. L. L. Snodgrass writes from
Kansas City wlhere she is visiting
that, she will be homa fh ln.f r
. - show v. wra
coming week. She has been inspect-
incr and nnvincr Vin ua...n l : .
j. w .nmuii o llllw' Ol
milinery at Chicago. - ;;-
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Members 0 tha Vnt xt.
. -..w u.iww I1UIU VIUD -
were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. L.
M. Hoyt Thursday evening. At Fire
ri..i i. -:r M. Hoyt Thui
"A; :u"V:v'la"?n? na.ve Hundred Mrs. L.'F. Dunn rid pAk
ert Pattison score, highest.
. v.w. iivuiw i ."" wu.iiw autxiui iiienns
on Main atfaaf Tk . j ... i . WolrM..,.),, .. : . . . .
------ ku-hui mciuaeui -w..w0w.j uvwinuan at ner nome on
the Pinochle club and a few special Second street. Mrs. E. PolaTck won
ture "lanHffio. ,u . liTI proo.ems 01 study and .
fertive dtiZ, .n'V:"'ru'Il";.P".c"l,on0?. PUP . wort'
. - -v iibii wiiviv 1 Minn Kalla Kjlivanla illM.aiul
tho
the dancV . haM tT 0 j I Ml8S Edwards discusser
Lntn . H, .." opened' propel. food for o-w,.,,, ,hlMren.
uiiiuira oroiution in tn trrand i ; i i .
march line suggestive St Valen-' Mr' Price made an PP1- th?
tine dav. Than h ... .j parents to co-operate for better work
over 100 couples enjoyed themselves in the schools, showing the effect .M'8ar Bess Burke entertained at an
to the fullest extent. Efforts to make of 80ciaI ufe durlnK the school week I ?nformal Pttrty ht tho Noyea
the charity ball scheme permanent 0,1 the child's work. - P01 Adams avenue Tuesday even-
ana annual have been started, and no I After the most pleasant program
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guests Who nartnntr nf Am!... I.
j-omy ana an neipea enjoy the candy
prize won bv Mlse P.!rM
r. ........ B wll fc
t-hanty Ball a few evenings previous.
Delicious refreshmanta c... 1
, - - - BwlTVU M
the proper hour. L. L. Snodgrass
scored highest. '
Comnlimontinir
Who WAA fnrmoflv x
Grande but recently of Los Angeles,
first prite at bridge. Next week Mr.
end Mrs. Colon R. Eberhard are to
entertain the evening division.
' The Presbyterian Young People's
the annual ball to be held at Rex hall
February 16th. v Annuallv
ange such a. dancing party and those
no nave tne matter in charge say
that none in the past will be equal ti
that which is set down for next week
, The Eastern Star Social club mem
bers were most pleasantly entertained
An interaafino. 1tln j
party has been planned by Miss Char
olette Jones this evening. The invited
ITUeSts are marmKaro nf r r m
. . fcMC IS. Llt I .
club.- A good time in nnHlntoH -
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. .......... .....w wvii DWIW.-U, iuiu no , fc-i mw iituoi. iiiuAwHiii progTHm
aoubtjt .will bo. The ladies and gen- refreshments were served. The next
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TO THE LADIES OF
LA GRANDE
Try pur Treatment and Toilet preparations.
We know what the result will be Satisfied,
Permanent customers. . Do you need Hair
Goods?, See our First. Quality French Hair.
BEAUTY - PARLOR
Baleoi.v of
N, lv. WEST t CO, STORE
mg. After isavaivil AniAv.ku
f knn iii V". vj-.w Kniiiow
wwi, nKni reiresnments wero served.
The invited guests were Misi 'Justine
wlurK. migaan . nnn .nil T A.. T
w .... uwu iiunn,
miss btella Oliver. Miss Ivn hj
f m , -
rrencn, wx, Uonne, Robbs,
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Membera of the Kaffee Klatch
were delightfully entertained Thurs
day evening at Honan hall by. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Adolnh Newlin ifti
guests for 11 tables has played cards
,u coupie ot nour, a two-course lunch
j eon was served and then the floor was
iused for dnncing mnother couple of
..wurs. At caris nrst prize went, to
Mrs. P. S. Robinson for the ladies and
Robert Newlin for the men.
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A "Dutch trent" progressive . Five
iiunureo earn party will be given on
Monday evening, Feb. 15 at Zuber
j hall. Playing will begin at 8:30
isharp. Throe baa.ifif.,1 jn
- - . (.Ilfcua will,
ha awnuj l l-.l:.- .... I
,1 . . , ",5 " noiuing the
i three hijrhost scores and three beau
tiful prizes will be awarded the
gentlemen in like manner.
1 Should tho Waathai 1 i ....
, K. P or Eagle hall will he used. Look
for the announcement in Mondav
night's Observer.
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' The Buo-y Bee. of the Ladies ' of
Macoabeos met at Uie home of Mrs.
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Uncle Sam's Loan Office
. 214 Depot Street
L- MONET - Di..,da, W.tehea, .H Efarf. Jewel
ry. , CtotMag, Ohm, aad aH KM. f PerMt PrMctr. ' "
ad all kMa Jewetry at eheapeat rate.
Sa our le of NEW aethiag, Ceflfa F-rnia",.,-, HU andj
I JlfeoaT Corsets i
! FrontLannJ ' 1
$3.50 and up !
PautineLederlel
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! Red SU1,' Next Door to Wa- !
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FURNITURE FOR SALE
. PARTIES LEAVING TOWN FER 20TH
Will sell collectively or separately. Also house for rent, 801 Main
bed, high chair, cain rocker and stool chair Vv nni a7'
range and cooking utensils k tchan tahi j- u oIe . Arcdian
ins too numerous to mention d'8heS' ,ce box' .other
McLEOD
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