SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1916.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Putman's Drug Store
The ffenalL Storm
nam
The Arcade
TO-NIGHT
Great 5 Reel Comedy
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And The
UNIVERSAL Weekly
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-SUNDAY-
'Hearts That AreHuman'
MONDAY & TUESDAY
Paramount Days
EDNA GOODRICH in
"Armstrong's Wife"
PAULINElREDERICK
in "Bella Donna"
OOC7ETy
One of the week's most pleasant
and enjoyable ocial functions took
place last evening when members and
i; .i - u;l,nn onH Mrs. C. J. Black
surprised them on i the lv,ea
their iiOtn year ui
i cruRHts were aa-
dressed bv Brother George Lyman,
who admonished them not to consider
the Kift of the lovers out me love iu
. .. . ..A than nrmiented a costlv
chocolate set to the couple in token
of estee;n of their irienaa on .mo
casion of their china wedding anm-
a lni-im number of friends
and L. D. S. church members in gen
eral attended. Keiregnmenis were
served at 11:80V '
A surprise party was given last
evening under the arrangement of
Mrs D. Fitzgerald in compliment to
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her sister iieien iuciiuk uuuiuuy
anniversary.' Guests for four tables
at five hundred were, present, and at
cards high scores went to H. E. Dixon
and Prof. Morrow lor tne men, miss
Clara Smith and Miss Ruth Ghormley
for the ladies. Tne iguesus presented
Miss McHugh with some beautiful cut
glass ware and many flowers. Mrs.
Fitzgerald served refreshments as a
"topper" for the enjoyable evenjng.
lem-udo t . - i r
among the guests, Miss McHugh be
ing a popular grade teaoher.
At the Domestic Art shop' last
evening a number of ladies and gen
tlemen were entertained in a very
enjoyable manner by Dr. and Mrs.
v p MVoom!in Hnrl Mrs. Honevman.
jects pictures on the screen in a per-
lect manner, was useu uumitt me
evening's entertainment greatly to
the pleasure of all present. The
scenes shown on the screen were art
subjects thoroughly Known to many
...Virt InnA atndipd nrt and the discus
sion following as to the merit of the
work, the lights ana snaaows aauea
served, and the party of friends spent
one or .tnose "nome-iine socmi even
ings, i
Last Thursday the W. R. C. spent
the afternoon with Mrs. Morgan and
presented her with a little token of
annreciation of the work she has
done the Dast year. The assembled
members enjoyed .themselves telling
jokes and stories, and later a lunch
eon was served. Yesterday afternoon"
a number of the younger members of
the W. R. C. gave a surprise to Mrs...
Julius Roesch and presented her with
a .token as she expects to leave for
California in the near future. A
luncheon was served and all departed
after a very social time. . ' '
J. G. Snodgrass, commercial' chib
ing congratulated this woek on their
silk anl linen wedding anniversary. ,
"Never Again"
saidMrnJonestoherneighbor'iUI bur my shoes any place but at The
United Store." "Why So?" said herneighbor. 'Simply because we get more
wear and they look better and don't you know they cost less. . .
Ha-Ha-laughingly replied the neighbor, "I found but a long time ago
that they sell everything you need for less." -
Baby's soft sole Shoes 25c, 45c
Baby's stiff sole Shoes 49c, 69c, 79c, 98c
Girls' shoes, all leathers
98c, $1.15, $1.25, $1.49, $1.69
Misses' Shoes, newest toes and heels, all leather
$1.69, $1.89, $1.98, $2.25, $2.49, $2.98
Ladies' Shoes, . latest toes, all style heels, all
leather . .$1.98, $2.25, $2.49, $2.98, $3.50
Boys' Shoes for dress or school wear, button or
. lace "....$1.15, $1.25, $1.39, $1.49, $1.69, $1.79,
$1.98. $2.25, $2.49, $2.98.
Men's dress Shoes, lace or button.
. . . . $2.98, $3.50, $3.98, $4.50
Men's work Shoes, 6 inch top, tan or .black
$1.98, $2.25, $2.49, $2.98, $3.50. $3.98, $1.50, $4.98
Men's high top Shoes $3.98, $4.98, $5.90
Lace Curtains, per pair ...49c, 69c, 98c, $1.25
Smith's Axminster rugs, size 9x12 ... l ou
Smith's Axminster Tugs, size 8 ft 3 jn.xlO J
Smith's Axminster rugs, size 3x6 i u$3.45
Smith's Axminster rugs 27x66 ':'"''
.l.... i a sivon .49c 79c. 94c
Diiueis, iicniitn-M, V tnr '
....98c, $1.49, $1.98, $2.98
98c, $1.49, $1.98
49c, 69c.
' .to aa S3.9S. $4.98
...$1.98, $2.49, $2.98
., 98c
49c. 79c 98c
iauies VU1.1HB duwhum -
Dr. Denten's Sleeping Garments . . . .6c, 79c, 8c
Pillow Slips
Spreads . -i
Pillows
Cotton Blankets . ,
Wool Blankets
Comforts :
Ladies' Gingham Dresses
Ladies' Outing sacques
YOU CAN ALWAYS
DO BETTER AT
THE UNITED STORE
83 BIG BUSY
STORES
J. C. PENNEY CO.
Indies of the KnIToe Klatch hal an
innovation presented them yesterday
when Mrs. E. K. Bragg entertained at
cards, rather than needlework which
is the customary program for after-
raCTSmXKTIi non meotl"S- Quests for hve tables
CLUB NEWS.
Mrs. George Wade, a resident on
Washington avenue, was the delight
ful hostess of the New Idea Em
broidery club Thursday afternoon.
The next regular meeting will not be
held until February 10.
Miss Irene Murphy had the mem
bers of the BiMikin club at her home
Thursday afternoon, the date being
the regular meeting day of that club.
Sewing and crocheting occupied the
time. Miss Murphy served a. unique
luncheon of individual chicken ipios.
The Owaissa club was entertained in
a chnrming manner this week by Miss
Elsie Newquist, one of the regular
members. Miss Newquist served a
tamale supper at .the end of the even
ing's entertainment.
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Mrs. E. Polack was in charge of
the Thursday Bridge club session this
week at her home. The afternoon was
spont in playing cards, Mrs. Vincent
Palmer scoring highest. Mrs. Polack
served delicious refreshments
were present, and Mrs. E. E. Kirtley
scored highest. A two-course lunch
eon was served by Mrs. Bragg. The
evening division meets next week with
Dr. and Mrs. M. K. Hall and Mr. ana
Mrs. T. J. Sorotrein as hosts, at the
home of the first named.
Mi-s. F. L. Meyers was a delightful
hostess to the Lucky Thirteen club on
the regular meeting day this week.
Only members attended and icards
were played, head prize going to Mrs.
J. A. Horan. Mrs. Will French will
be the next hostess.
Mrs. Clyde Zimmerman entertained
the F. A. F. club a week ago yester
day afternoon in a most pleasing way,
At cards hiirh scores went to Mrs,
Tom Williamson and Mrs. Guy Ellis.
Mrs. Zimmerman served a two course
luncheon to her guests. ' ' .
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.Yesterday afternoon Mrs. W. H,
Satford, who lives on Seventh street,
was at home to the F. A. F. club.
Mrs. Walter Spencer scored highest
at cards. The hostess put a tooth
some two-course luncheon before her
guests at the proper hour. .A
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- The Gaiety club held its regular
dancing party last evening at Rex
hall. The attendance, was good, the
music fine and the evening a pleas
ant one in all respects.
VcThe Lean Year Five-' Hundred club
111 be entertained this evening by j
far. and Mrs. u. a. Aniquist.
'-'Mr. and Mrs. Delilo Green were
pleasant host and hostess. last evening
to' the Intre Nous club, composed
lately of West La 'Grande families.
C. S. Dunn scored highest at cards.
Mrs. Green served suitable refresh
ments at the conclusion of play.
up to be a rooming house. This place
is located close to the depot and is be
ing fitted up nicely for rooms.
Homer Carnes expects to take
charge of Blevins ranch on March 1st.
He has rented this place and mi. siev
ing and wife will move in .town.
Mr. Berger and wife were shopping
in town Wednesday.
"Grippe" is raging in this part of
the country and nearly everyone is
having it or has had it. The severe
weather seems to aggravate the symp
toms. ...
Mb. Delia Chandler is visiting with
her sister Mrs. Wylie Dalton and her
mother, Mrs. Denning. Mrs. Chand
ler will remain here for some weeks.
"The Sons Souci club will meet next
week with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Pattison.
Burning
Daylight
That is how several people have dose ribed the light of the wonderful AUailin
Lamp. It gives .two and one-half times the light of a common round wick
lamp, uses but one-third of the oil and is odorless and noiseless.
WE HAVE ONE FOR YOU TO
TRY. NO LIKE, NO KEEP.
' '""WEDDINGS AND SHOWERS.
iMiss Grace i'errine s coming mar
riage to Talbort M. Shannon, another
La Grande bachelor to fall before Cu
pid's onslav-ghts during Leap Year
was made the occasion of a pleasant
shower Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. David Fitzgerald. The shower
was a miscellaneous one and many
beautiful gifts were presented to the
bide-elect. Among those present to
enjoy the function were:
Mrs. W. H. Talbort, Mrs. Ed Tal-
bert, Mrs. W, H. Satford, Mrs. J. A
Arbuckle, Mrs. F. E. Shumard, Mrs.
H. E. Coolulge. Mrs. P. Biever,
Mrs. W. H. Allinsoh, Mrs. F. Still
well, Mrs. S. A. Robertson, Miss
Lena Robertson, Mrs. E. Harison, Mrs
Claude Mackey, Miss Una Coleman
Miss Annn Alexander, Miss Louise
Douglass, Miss Nora Arbuckle, Miss
i Evelyn Richey, Miss Edith Coon.
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The marriage of a La Grande man,
Cecil Howard, a shop employe, is an
nounced in the Elgin Recorder in the
fo lowine words
to Miss Nellie Hug was solemnized
4. at the home of the bride's parents
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IMI. U. Vj. llUi ill IIL13 l.liy,
at high noon, Sunday, January 16,
1916.
"The wedding was attended only by
immediate relatives of the bride and
a few close friends of the groom,
. "immediately following the cere
mony n sumptuous dinner was enioved
by nil.
"The happy young couple received
several useful and beautiful presents,
"Tho groom formerly resided here
but for the past year or more ha3
been employed in the railroad shops
at ia Virnnae, m wnicn city the new
lyweds will make their future home.
"The birde is tho eldest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Huir and is well
known in this section where she was
born and raised.
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
Tho many friends join in extendinr-
Henry Rittig and Leona Buffum
both of AUcel, were muted in mar
riage, January 17, Justice of the
reace a. u. Williams officiating.
NORTH POWDER PERSONALS
Mnny Residents Victims of Prevail
in Malady.
North Powder, Jan. 22. (Special)
Mf nn4 Mrs Pil hava vAn.l ltA
old Carroll building and are fitting it
Misses
JONES & RAB0NE
West-Jacobson Building.
We have a few ladies' and chil
dren's coats left. You that want
a coat early for next winter come
and see them
TO CLEAR $3.50
Att The -,
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ING ON HAND ALL THE LATEST
MAGAZINES. A GOOD METHOD
OF WHILING AWAY THE AFTER
NOON IS SECURING A GOOD
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ROOM, AND ENJOY YOURSELF.
EVERYTHING HERE THAT THE
PUBLIC COULD ASK FOR, ALL
THE LATEST MAGAZINES ARE
NOW IN FOR FEBRUARY.
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Weet-Jaoobson Building Opposite Bohiien
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