La Grande evening observer., January 29, 1916, Image 8

SATURDAY, JANUARY 29. 1916.
PAGE EIGHT
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
WM . . m i l-MT i M 1
CANDY SPECIALS
FOR SATURDAY ONLY
At these prices you can well afford to take home a
pound or two of Wocxiwards or McDonald's fine Candies
always fresh and sure to please you.
Riley's Toffee, regular 50c pound, special ...........-39c
Maple Peanut Fritter, regular 40c pound, speciaL
Raven Chocolate Drops, regular 30c pound, special 19
Honey Comb Chips, regular 40c pound, special .29 C1
Iced Opera Carmels, regular 30c pound, special .19
Dixie Molasses, regular 40c pound, special 29?
' Yankee-Peanut Brittle, regular 30c pound, speciaL19?
Jelly Peans, regular 30c pound, special , 19
Superfine Gum Drops, regular 30c pound, special ..19
Whipped Carmels, regular 30c pound, special 19f
Peanut Xipps. regular 40c pound, special .29
Cherry Beans, regular 40c pound, special 29
Arizona Chocolates, regular 30c pound, special 19
Date Center Chocolates, regular 30c pound, special.. 19
WHY PAY MORE?
SEE OUR DISPLAY WINDOW.
Putman's Drug Store
&taSJLi Star . . ..
' high school in honor of the girl ea
t ertainuig this semester. Sixty younr
?ldie were present and the evening
j was .spent in a most oeJightftil way.
lit "a$ jr. the nature of valentine
jafjir. RefresfcnieJils appropnat t
the amssun -were served.
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, Gb of the leading social affairs of
lie week was a card party at the
home of Mr. .d Mrs. George Palmer,
Tharsriay evening st which Miss Mar- .
jory cliycomb of Bioadbed, ' Wis,
was the complimented guest. Guest?
for 10 Ul5es were present to meet the :
Eadfer state citizen, and cards wew
played. The beautiful home was
artistically ..touched off with red car
nation boauets. 1
Hi.nors at card went to Miss Sella ' I
OUvtr and Mrs. Joseph Ingle, among i
tba ladies cresent, anc", among The
high men score, H. E. Dixon and Leo j '
X rencn were jeaaens. Anmg me
out ot town guests asiae irom niast
Claycomb, were Mrs. Putiman of
PmVhs Vie Rhardsnn- The
Palmer, Mr. and Mrs: G. M. Byrkett1
and Richard Claycomb.
.
House dances are becoming ex
tremely popular. One of the most de
lightful of the winter season of that
sort was enjoyed last evening when
Dr. and Mrs. G. L. Biggers were
charming hosts to a dozen or so
neighborhood couples at a house
dancing party at their spacious home.
1508 First street. Dancing was in
dulged in on the commodious floor un
til a late hour. Light refreshments
were served, and it was, in every way,
a very pleasing event. .
PERSONAL M EXTIO.V:
Don't Get Excited - -
OYER BRIGHT BANNERS AND SPARKLING WORDS for you'll find sale prices at
The I'nited Store every dav of the year All this year's merchandise at that.
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Wash Rasr ...... V "
Turkish Tswels, large size, patr 25c
Turkish Towels, laige size, pair 39c
Turkish Towels, large sire, pair
American Prints, all colors 5e
New Spring Ginghams, "Quality" 8 l-3e
. New Spring Ginghams, "Red Seals" 10c
Ladies' House Dresses, $1.50 value 9Sc
Girls' High Top, Button Shoes
$1.39, $L49. 81.69, 8L89
Ladies' Dressing Sacques 49e
.Ladies' Outing Gowns ...49c
Ladies hose . .... 10c
Men's Suits
Boys' Suits
Boys' Pants . -.
Boys' Unions
Boys' Caps
Men's Hats for Dress wear .
Men's Work Pants
Men's Work Shirts
Men's President Suspenders
Men's Boston Garters .4....
Ann Bands
Men's Wool Sox ...;.,....
Men's night Shirts
.$5.90, $6.90. $7.90
.'.."49c
49c
.......23c
98c
98c
25c
19e
r" 10c
,...2c
"" ......15c
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YOU CAN ALWAYS
DO BETTER AT
THE UNITED STORE
83 BIG BUSY
STORES
J, C PENNEY CO.
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Society DeiDS
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Tiilicum society of the high
Z entertained m a
girls of the
Estolla Graybill and her C- s
V ed
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B. M. Grands', a former La Grande
jboy and well known to many of the
! older residents, is here visiting his '
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. M. G randy.
' Mr. Grandy is engaged in Evangelistic '
work under the auspices of the South ''
'Idaho Conference of Seventh Day '
1 Adventists and will speak at the
; Adventist church Sunday morning at'.
eleven o'clock, on the subject Will
Germany Rule the World?" After a 1 ;
short visit here and in Wallowa county ;
Mr. Grandy will proceed to College vpeek's meetings .were
Place, Wash., where the Union Confer- some length and the
What do
. we are sure you woum una raucn to luteresi vuu,
I O VI r you to come' and look over the quantities of current, litera-
- ture our news stand contains. ,t.
Daily papers, weekly paper's, and all the leading monthly magazines.
"e shall be pleased to take your sub scription for any "of them. Can in
many instances furnish publications at less than publishers' price.
Neivliri Book & Stationery Company
discussed " a;
mothers and
iNeubauer by reason of his accurate j . Mis. Myers, wife of Landlord My
work in platting the tail of the Taylor lers of the Suvoy hotel, has been quite
ence 01 tne ivorui racuic states is 10 ttacr.ers hope to mcke the best of the comet which was ihe object of much jsick for several days past,
be held February 17-2o. opportunities to learn and be instruct- 'scientific interest last year. This led j Mr. and Mrs. , J. H. Hughes, of
ied. The numbers on the program j to a permanent place with the insti-1 Weiser, are arrivals in La Grande and
Mrs. T.J. Scroggin and Mrs. included: Piana solo. Flavia Ritter: tution. c are registered at the Sommer hotel.
Cornelia Baker Carse have return-
from Portland where they spent a
ew days with friends.
Miss Lela Cole of Pendleton, leaves
ght for Denver, after spending
eek end with ilisa BeBsie AlUn-
Bessie Allinson entertained
ening at a prettily appointed
ck dinner, for her guest, Miss
ole of Pendleton. The table
ions were carried out in pink
ers were laid for eight guests.
LODGE NEWS
icers of Crystal Robekah lodge
0 for the ensuing year have been
tiled recently. These are:
esta Shaw, Noble Grande; Alda
ailders, Vice Grande; Dillie Ran-
lall, Chaplin; Anna Alexander, Re-
ording Secretary; Elsa Newquest,
' Financial Secretary; Miriam Elledge,
Warden; Kate Arbuckle, Treasurer;
Louise Douglas, R. S. N. G.; Emma
Kennedy, L. S. N. G.; Estella Belden,
R. S. V. G; Ellen Harvey, L. S. V. G.
Sarah McClure, Ins G.; W. E. McClure
Out G.; Etta Wines, Conductor; W.
W. Randall, Staff Captain.
Last Wednesday evening after the
regular meeting of Hope Chapter,
during which time three were initiated
into the mysteries of the order, an in
formal luncheon was served bv Sec-
i tion one lead by Mrs. F. M. Jackson.
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PARENT-TEACHERS MEET.
Modern Venus to be Seen at The Arcade '
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
o f Next Week
'Because of the state conference of
Parent-Teachers here next week, ex
treme importance was attached to the
two branch meetings held in La
Grande yesterday by Parent-Teachers'
associations of the Central and
Rivera schools. In the Central school
about 60 mothers and teachers were
in attendance, and 18 new members
were taken into the association. Mis
Leadsworth and Miss Anderson had
charge of the program which was a
nieasing one. Plans for the coming
Cream Separators
LET US SHOW YOU OUR DOjNIE SEPARATORS. OUR PRICES ARE ABOUT
HALF WHAT YOU ARE ASKED FOR OTHERS. TAKE ONE OUT AND MAKE
YOUR OWN TESTS.
Prices Range From
$15.00 to $60.00
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
song, huh and sixth grades; piano
solo, Miss Berger; paper, Mrs. Lo
gan; song, '(a) "Oh Heart of Mine,"
(b) ,"A Song You'll Ne're Forget,"
Mrs. Geddes; Group of Riley's poems,
fifth and sixth grade pupils.
CLUB AFFAIRS
Last evening guests for 10 tables
were entertained when the Kaffee
Klatch was in session at the M. K.
Hall home on Second street with Dr.
and Mrs. Hall and Mr. and Mrs. T. J.
Scroggin as hosts. Constance and
Gwyndolyn Hall and Adelaid Scrog
gin assisted in receiving and serving.
The attire of these little misses was
in: kseping with the general co:or
scheme. Constance and Adelaid wore
pink t-and Gwyndolyn blue. Several
invited guests were present, and prize
winners were from among them; Mrs.
W. H. Bohnenkamp and C. D. Put
nam scoring highest at play.
.
. On account of the M. I. A. vs Col
lege of Idaho Basketball game being
scheduled for TuesCay night the re-!
gular session of the Mutual Improve-
tion to the regular program and ex-;
erases the M. 1. A. Players " will
present a comedy in one act entitled 1
"The Card On The Door". There will j
be no admission charged. : J
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Mrs. George Ahlquist was a very j J
pleasing hostess to the Leap Year I
Five Hundred club last Saturday even- J
ing. . Honors at cards for the occasion !
went to Mrs. W. B. Bach. Mrs.
Ahlquist served refreshments, and
the. evening, was all in all, spent I
in a very charming manner. This
club was only recently organized.
"Grandma" Munra, who is now 85
years old, is reported to be critically
ill at Eugene. The cause of hei
trouble is a fall from a folding chair
which collapsed and the venerable
lady's head was injured in the fall. 1
"Grandma" Munra is known to prac-'l
ticany everybody m the northwest.
For a long time she conducted the
log cabin eating station at Meacham,
and her services in behalf of the trav
eling public have been recognized in
the way of annual passes over all the
lines of the Harrimah system.
Notice to Woodmen.
Modern Woodmen of America will
meet tomorrow at 2 o'clock at the
lodge hall to attend the funeral of
our late neighbor, James McKay.
H. E. DIXON, V. C.
That the Hawaiian company, booked
for the Y. M.'C A. Monday evening,
will bring a line of music to La Grande
which is universally liked, is attested
to by compliments showered on the
company where ever they have been.
The young men of the Y. M. C. A. are
boosting for the show as the proceeds
go to gymnasium ataratu3 fund. Thev
will well warrant patronage, that much
is sure.
MEN WANTED Experienced team
sters for log camp work, Oregon
Lumber Co., Baker, Oregon. Adv.
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To The Public
1 Taken up estrayed cow owner may
guinr session 01 tne juuiuai improve-1 " . " . , " . . " 1 ui viiwviioci rnnj
ment Association will be held at fee, i?l"J toZ By Adolph Newlin,
7:30 Monday evening next. In addi- and cost tf epmg.-caH Black 2042. ' L39.1t
Owing to the provisions of the pro
hibition law being so complicated and
especially with' reference to the sale
of alcohol by druggists and owing to
the fact that any person may coma
in and sign the affidavit that it is
for mechanical use only and then go
to a wood shed and drink a cup full
of it and thus put the druggist to con
tinual expense and annoyance to show
that his intentions were right, we havn
decided to sell alcohol on physicians'
prescriptions, only. -
LA GRANDE PHARMACY,
Manager.
1-29-lt
Mrs. F. S. Ivanhoe was the hostess
to the Thursday Bridge cUb this
week at her borne on Main and Cedar.
Mrs. J. C. Gulling was the lucky lady
at cards. Mrs. Ivanhoe adopted a
color scheme of pink and white with
which to add lustre to her home for
the event. Covers were laid for 12
when it came time to serve luncheon.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Siegrist en
tertained at their home Tuesdav even-
for the Pinochle club members in a
most delightful manner. Honors at
pinochle went to Mrs. Frank Bay. A
two-course luncheon was served the
guests.
The F. A. F. club was delie-htfull
.fr ; entertained by Mrs. F. E. Shumard
Main street. Mrs. W. H. Sa fiord
scored highest. Mrs. Lee Bellingei
second. A two-course luncheon was
served by the hostess at the close ol
the game.
Mrs. F. M. Jackson was hostess to
the Eastern Star Social club at its
regular session this week. . jMrs.
Walter Bach scored highest and there
by won the prize for the occasion.
The Sans Souci club members were
entertained Wednesday .evening by
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Pattison, 1702 Oak
street High score went to J. C. Gull
ing. Mrs. Pattison served an especi
ally delicious luncheon at the close of
cards. Next week the Auction Bridge
section will be entertained bv Mrs. D.
M. Clark.
There will be no afternoon wirn
of the Kaffee KJatth the coming week. . '
THIS PILE CURE
WILL CURE
There is no longer any question but that
piles can be cured without resorting to sur
gery. A. D. S. Pile Suppositories prove that a
thorough cure may be accomplished in a short
time. This remarkable remedy benefits from
the first application. It soothes the af fectad
parts and stops all itching and pain at once.
No matter what form of piles you suffer from,
a complete cure is guaranteed if this remedy
ir properly used.
PRICE, 50 CENTS.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Prof. Ferdinand J. Neubauer. form
er teacher of science in the La Grande
high school, is now connected with the
Lick Observatory. The attention of
that institution was centered in Prof.
La Grande Pharmacy
A. NEWUN, Manager
West-Jaeobson BuUding-Opposite Bohnen
kamps Hardware.
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