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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1919)
!S2 So I DAT IIORNTNCr o o o n k v a K 0 ?i o e o "MKI.HA TOI1.KT NKCESSITIKS The purest tone r the skiff the sweetest skin when tonetl with Melha toileP necessities. Melha lwder, flesh !or0c q "MeHialine1 Toninp Powder 2fic O'TRKATMEXT AND CARE OK TJJB FF.ET' A bookU-Pon the c'e ami protec tion ofOihe feet, dealing with ;3l forms of fOit troubles, cftisvs, nftd how toatell when weeklies ia prevalent, m Ir. Win. M. Scholl, of yhiiro. Ask ufe one l-'KKK. Shoe Department. J nr'e Meet Youj Pfiends at the 'Popular Club. Where 43um- IIM1 mer He W Lri Meiwu Skin JO'ton"": tic ol 9 d McI1a Toilet Water, violet, rose, lilac and l?iv'mo ? SUM) Dispelled by t Melha Fiji' Cream .10c Cool Drinks Melha Clcnnsins Crcaur A . .50c i ii rm mi iiKinimwi f MMimn "osrM V. .TU.Lv ifiof. La Grande's Modern Cgar Store uisc wo serve the The reason fur our increased business is lie best ;md serve it , well ;uid otir prices are riirlit. ; Coco Cola. :....6o Milk Shake .V 15c Ice Cream Soda ;. 15c Rainier V 1 15c Lnxo . 1 15c Bevo i 15c FRESH WATERMELON ON I CE ALL THE TIME. Our ('if;u' line is Iho llijjh ( 'lass fluids and they are kept in 1 Innii dni s const meted for t lie keeping 1" 'iars in proper manner- This means nnieli 1o smokers. All kinds of smokers' jfoods, and we sell everyl hint;' at fair prices. .T0IXTT1F.MAXYAXI) COMK AND SEE TS. THE CLUB EARL N. DOANE, Proprietor. Shopping News for 'the: 'Week. La Grande's Biggest, Busiest and Best Store . I I I I 4 2W- YM iSW. .X V rn Luncheon Sets . Crepe Kimonas T ni'ii i;ie ... e,s S and different, longatuld The styles arc new and .different, lonjj V-shaped sleeves and buttons at the front; colors are blue, pink and rose, and all are embroidered in floral patterns. Prices $4.50 and $5.00. Cloths nud Napkins, in Jap twiese patterns of blue am1 white; colors kuu run teed fast These sets ait made in Japan ami the (.quality is of the best; the cloths are lio-in. by 0-in. in size, arul priced at $2.;jf. Tliu Napkins $1.2.1 dozen. lew Su T VOl A few new pattei summer voiles; cti are rose, green and d green; all I mired; .'( in- . meV V les a is in I ui ins cites wide and $1.25. prices 50c MEN! The last shipment of Hart Schaffner h Marx waist seam suits has just- ar rived. They're different from those we've had be fore; just the right look good lines,- fine all woo) fabrics, and guaranteed. You know all that, when we say they're made by Hart Schaffner & Marx That tells you nil yotj need to know about theii quality. The colore in these new ones nre mostly dark greens, all in waist seam models. Prices $35 to $70. eva Smith, Me.st'is aid t'-:a:iu.'r and the L. Cramer. aiu ei it ml Oon hoftcr, Mir. J. A vt:-y ph-asant arte nn(n wj Iid Friday when Mrs. John Minim eutin'tained ahtou a do.n hr liomo on O avenue. fter wliirh dainty refresh ni en t we- e .r ved. Those who enjoyed Mrs. l.iil'es ai j IJitifiiiors' yiacious hospitality were: h Jiicriin ', .'.les-. s Charles, Shaiivr, (h'orp1 Mrs. Charles Phauver of Wellington. . I'aliiior, Claud Lym-h. Ca:i ,ym h. Kansas, who with Mr. Charles T. II. John.ston, Johnston, 't linuip-Seh.iuv-r a e house fcmsts of Mr. sou, Fred Clurbuneau. Clarenct and Mrs. John I5iimn-r. The after- fharhoneiMi. and tlu hostess. Mis noon was spent wih nealUtwork. Charles IJinno . Arcade hhmuh mil iii anil mi i iMHii JT,j's MONDAY TUESDAY ELSIE FERGUSON IMP VV tf-.-C . . . mitr f .-t m u, . I VJ .. ' ' - . . Mi' a 1 1 1 1 i m Thei announeenient of the weddhu: of l.esli-1 J. Il-finett to Miss (Hue M. I-anyt" y of llonnv.vood. M mitoha Canada, ra.me as it complete surprise lo I.a C.r.inde friends- They met in Spol;ant', Wash., whe.ie the rc.e iiiony took- pla e Thiii-sd i.v of List we'.'k. Hev. Fly.'sn F. Hawk, su perinteiuUiH of t!ie Fi.st- Iist.:e of the M. K. rhuieh, otfirhitl." Mr. lU-nnett is w-ll l.-iown Ik-.c having been conncei.-d wit li the I.a ande KveniiiK bse.ier siav hi arrival Ihh tVom Canada. II--is al.ei I "pu lai in niusie.il ci ; el s. 1 1 is ide i the, rtuunhti'r of Mr. 'and Mis. Kober: I-anwtiy. of INnnewood. A delightful . affair of tin; past week was the ca d" pa'ty. nw-u Thursday pv-'hIiik by M- s. F S. It ' a n hoe, hon,)i in; M r. H. M. Kub laiul lier daiiht.. r. Miss Ma.;d M. c 1 f J i -ii , of golden, Colorado. Au--tum l Idj-'e was played. Mrs. Vv it I .(ones rj n yinn liiuli honors, v; ); )- j Mrs. M. It. Donahue followed a t.loe ' second. 1 h'li. ioils refreshments wi-i . I .ir-rved lollowum the Kauie. M s Iv laiihrjf will enter..aiii tor Mru. Ituby land her daughter ai-'ain at an ea:dv 'dte. .1 ! Mrs. Ed UuKhcs was !h" hst ! to tbe i' kdale club north of town I Wc.1nsTayafUr.ntMn, Then was j eochI attendnc and mi enjoyable yitu" in tlie way of a toril reunion, i Mrs. Htish(H, assist e.I by Mrs. Uix- The O cLn ChapU-r of Rainbow hision Veil mis h , tb.ii' frist ' anniv s.iiy neeiini Tuesday nei. im: July l'.tn. Similar niceliiU are i I o be held annually lc coruiu3mer jatt1 th first tiapiiM.i of rire whiln I n service. The division wan hoidirit the position alone at lite time of th" 'attack. Tlit'.v -were on the Cluni luajrne sector at the timo. A short business me.-lini; was held early in the even in;; which was followed by a dance at Itex lall, to wliirh service I m'n and tliir Indies iwere Invited. .t tlu- elo.e of the dance, nstimp 'jtuous bantim-; was Piven at. (he Fo ley C- ill.' Covers WMP laid fo ' a limit one bund : - d and thirty n-r-.ons. Charl"s Hat diim was niHfiter of c- rcnictuies and called on tieinbei- of t he associat ion fo. impifuupt u speeches and Die men recounted thiillin- e..vp'in,'ii,,,,s wi'h inueh z'st. Dun ni; the ctjuie of lha evening Se e: 1 pl'-asjim n.usical in; tubers wo t; r-nd' nd as foUown: ' Vocal Solo ) aim- U Stoddard Viuin Solo Kiefuird I.linKtiy Vo.";:l Solo ......... Florence Lynch Cornet and Trom bone Duel Merrs. l.oney and Robinson A ey deliKbiful feature of- Cv ov iiinu W' re two In'erpi u t i v toe, dances nnformtd by 'tiny, 'tuv ylilte June Wells. H Is eiy uiuisa.il 'o .-e. a child e,.-ciii-- this ,stvl- f tite f-1 psicoi an art. All f !' immii. b rs ro'eiv-Ml Mary in" F w..- :t la'' f-.u;- w'.en ill- ia t of C'e aim-.'e- i' p.i..ed a." i a ur.ii -n Still a Few SILK DRESSES On sale at a discount, 1.1 to be exact; some very pretty creations, in medium, small and large sizes, (ieorgette, Crepe de Chine, Satin, Taffeta, and a few wool dresses; all re duced 20 per cent. MEN! For iheTennisGort SHOES The athletic shoe for the court floor or playtrround, of white canvas with leather binding or seams and at the ankles, heavy rubber suction sole; price $1.00. Shawlette Sweaters A novelty sweater of litrht T.'ot;!. maile like n ahnwl, with belt anil pockctn of contrasting color; price $6.00. Also Slip-ons for women and miss e.i, in bright new colors, pricey $1.30 lo Jli.OO. We wish lo nnnounce the nrrivul of new fall shoes for ladies, hnth the liit'h I.ouis heel, the medium or Cuban heel anil the military heel. Among the new colors is a heaver brown, In H hih lace boot of fine quality; price $11.00. Also n stone frrny in same style as the lt-'aver; price SH.OO. A military heel (rrey, cloth top shoe of fine quality; price $10.00.' A liniw n calf, military heel, very wn I made, for walk ing and j-ood wear; price $10.00. Also three others, in black and brown, low heels. iu . i. . I .ilile A vtri y enjoy .-in-lit wii n l!i, cur to Hot I.-il;' I-'ridny diincc i;ien. in honor ..u-i;i - eor o! (ioliU-n f- lli- li.tine th'y !V In .1 evei',tn2 ,ni' on d ev-iiiil ; or .sli .s ..tlld i Colif.i I;, M i li'nieil ; i li.-s Luoy Vncer iin-1 ' Miss O'lidvn, Com ad. urriw-d in 'he cliy yo .li i-' lay niorrtillj,' frinil K-einolil. N.-iias-1 ka, lo v if-i t a' the hoi it Mi mid Mrs. I.. II. Me. Mrs. Vac.iT is anj mint of Mr. Mm'. c , Iliiiinl'i." Flyim of fii-ant county. Om-oii, and K. 'tie l-'lynn weie unit 'd In marriime on 'I'liilr.-il.iy altei no.m at ihe M. K. I'a rsoiiare. N. SI nil Il.iwk h-iToiiiiIiii; tlie.ee.'-1 ninny. ' ' 1 Miss Martlia'st liofleld b'ft lusl nil-Ill f-n- Sail l.-.ko and other I'tah! po'ints lo b- pntie alioiil n uioll'li in. j h.-r viic.ilion. She will i:it wlllv ! Icnil.i and ii'lathes. j 1 avenue he the eA-eninc FOR piano. t SAT.K II..L., alio. 0 cluck in 7 Jl It with faraire, also 7-'J(l-tf Mix-k ery. lmlf price A(fil!iii:o' Ttiill.ib.li' pleal Cl'i.-inde Millin- but Ion roveHnir, caUK'l!iio isflnt (on 7-l7-:it. ii-ii(i'St. yln-ii onlrflng send this i ad. Art. I'nlimklery & lluMon Co., I.I ATI V(i MorRait VUIK , I'orMand, UiCKon. iii. lii'inmllchinK. '- J'y 13-0m WAN'TI'.n To rent, five, rooro modien house. I'hone lllack 7-20-.'lt.p I'D It SAI.K tinj?. A. .1. Alfalfa hty, c F-ik, Mt.ijren. LOST l.ewellyn set name of Hi uce.' drews,' ted 171. "I .i stii' r it' th. o-,.- I'n -.Hi u-'-r lev. pro iib-d the U--1 rri'sli m-vitn which " w njoed. Til'1' vlilb we'-V. h'Ml'e a: ilie llanl-y. ' lal plainly l"- ':e iiL-o hi!il- ill 111'"!' t U (l liunic or" Air-.. a.. . .tlupi!"-'. ID t l;;i '' I A ,s'iiet w'ddini look place nn Friday etmnx nt 'he patsonasc if! I the I'irsi Mo I'., rhnnh. when Wal- iler A. J.-II--!! of Snokaii". W C' Jii'le and '-nji'i Silv r C. ill. 'I I Martaret Coil' ". S"H . I ':;.'.:t ll.-l-ji-Ciif -. l.'-oni Nlin. !a' Ne wlm. r.i:il.- Lilly. Krar i .'ii.oii ,'aul HnUnaid .of I'm l in m,, Kcnne'b Williaiii'iii. (i-rald l'1-r - i. me .Mi-Xtin,.'!-; Fi.ink rla- k. unil Ai'K-r' I'lirii-y. 4 f 1 A quiet nvildinK Plafe at the office of th. jiltii-' of i tie ie we. V thrtr Williailts at -' o'r ink Thnrs day ev. n:nV. nvhell n.j'VI---, It. y l.i-v-i -a and In.'l Itichard,"!! f Jil.lted tift tiw:tiiin. Only the If ' Pa-i-.nts and slUeis wo a pn III. Ml 4.n.I...M,u I i.U' i ..:LP 'I'.iIiT 1.4 n" . l iss Chola Taylor of Hill's Depait-ni'-nt sliue e.-ii.- ls' to leavo tllli ei- nine for Ha.-in. Wyoinlnn. M 'iH,i with friends and H'lativen for the i-oiiiinn inoiith. . FOR HALF. Two mcium pized sto-'l safe.i; price lea.nablc. Inq lire fair, l-urni'.urc st'ri,. 7 -20-lt lri Dial cut-7-20-'Jlp AnisWeis to one AI. An-7-11) It. WA.VT:i) Coo) nood :io0 uvivfa La (ir.inde i'yramld 1. St. fc(i!iicr lo rem 4if.2 miles from I fr e'luipiiient lid i:' ,1)11 Adam;. l.fST lliincli of keys In c!ti.'"'d l u"thi;rras" ,'ili Wnellle Stales l-'i'fi Ins. Co." I'ni'laiid printed eti same. Le.ie with filieerv!. ' 7-20-7lp. ! NEW TODAY WANTEI Fot our mill al Iti.le. one cxpei Kn l s.i"i mid ityu. two carri;iko -i(id'l s. I'lione''oi Write 'o Oi .Von .ii'iiber Co., liate or ISuk'it. (l,iii. 7-1' 'i-flf r i-, : : !!i . were united In inarri,.ie. X. Slj"i- in La f'.:ami nian 11a ly, per foi i' J -Jn- w , "Under tHe geeffffooo Tre" A StirrhiK i::""''o"f Love and o .flvi ,ntOt. fro: it:f! SlJ.lftt SOll.T- line tien he. We lumber buinPA a m l.tllK'.'tP - re.en.un'. ;ii in the 1.4 .LJtrcd president of V.'H- nl lioncy Fniier-i'. Salem. im itHl-i- L'lvi at A I If'-'-'IJ .th . atid Mis. .lo1,!!. Mr, and :Ct dci'iht r. .t:nce Hall A ii:t) SU' .h and Le.-iie Kin"". tl- hnm- of n -t. J !..' Other iil. iiCin f.llfflW: k-cinl. (r-en. i M. Con . A yo-u-rd ia. a e lo Hpend h'-v iil mud l.i.lf sin.- i.'n l,,l .- 'iVri-i-r! run hai.u "0r r'Hi null"" Close 111. ,lnqniie car, ni i iikii-i I i L'M. ..ll.Vln.l. r.f l .ntlnr. .ml ll.li. to ' th l.w.hor , . ltt,K.. w,k ,,.,. le.-d till II "d 7 till A 'II. Isbrll C 7-So-tf pupi" Calf Ula-k 2.1! ,,.'ATW "I who would likj- t. U.' Iiufcine'.s; it-f h pend o , 1 , .,,p unt.g, lo'nr, f)nctr two youiiR men b, wi'Jini: , ''.. ti'H 'lit:'l- iJ t'Olv trtnir. v ' '' ' i stroni heiiliT,;',o.'(tiw-i- yout tmt atliarlhQ lln of mld-t.um- 1o2 (Vl.ir ere M;.,s FraiK-es Smith. llrll- .fe 0 -oliipalll-d bCl o men of charncte'and tSaid of hals A-iaLSi i iv'd A'ery i ".ioxi gfik need O'l'1)'- 6M tjjr1 16iWy All ban itiviiOKlyn Does Your Watch Keep Time? If not, let our Mr. C- C. V. I.loyd, an expert, watchmaker, examine ft for you and .uivo you a price to put it perfect shape. wi-rwitj, savkof siyxKv.. 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