La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 02, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texte FBNESDA Y: MARCH 2. 1621 PAGE TWO, LA GRAKDE EVENING OBSERVER ayilimi) It'dlll'Llr1 I l 'ths Opiril of the .lav SHOWING NEW- Dress Goods fo strinc; wkak ALL WOOL SERGES 41 hichi'B Viito, colors of Navy, " Brown and Burgundy; pries, per yard... $l.!iO and $'2M ! yesterday afternoon afar the meirbcrs low daisies, where the ceremony was,, lira. (). la Snverinorn. ana Hrir oi me eastern star Social Hlun.-.Six performed by Kev. I J. HuMon. j (jirx Palm -r, rsautlfully costumed tihles were arAnjfed for Five Hun- tie Milton Shultx, dressed in whit in colonial fashion, mane a sinting urea, wrs. uonaicl i McKay viirninc was rina-bearer and caned th sym h'(rh honors.' Following the card hoi on a pink rosebud. annearnnie while pouring tea, and the ladies BKKiKtiatT n nerving wcrp, mss urnes, a aainiy juncneon wfs eivefl daintily coftumed? which included the by the hojteos. Mesdnmes. C.rlt. Putnam, W. H. Tal-! . a but, J. Donald Meyers, H. B. Bouvy.l The Evening Study Class of the and Mini Berths WalslrtVcr'. j liible hi .An Class held their" fourth 1 Announcement was made, that th mteting last evening ut the home of next program would be held in the '" K. P. Mosaman. Mr. (1. H. Slur theatre, which will be "Motion , Cleaver was in. charge of the jAoprjiin Pic ture Day," under the leadership of for the evening, and gave an ewel Mra. (Jeorge .Cochran. This program "t tullj on the fundamental of art, New Plaid Skirtings f.8 INCHES WIDE ami All Wr.nl; beautiful new Sprinp; pat terns; price, per. yard t I.9S untl S.1.50 Beautiful WdqI Challies Hill's dcigty INCHES WID1 dark colors; price. rtufi (Wi'IhkI puttprn, lijfht and ; i. as Dep't Store in to be for the public nnd no admis sion will be charged, further an nouncement will appear in Sauii-day'i-paper. ' ' . Mis Fluldu Anderson was a de lightful hostess on Monday evening foi the members of the Westminister Ouild. Durinir the business meeting, tt.u .,nnii..i em.rii-fs of the officers and chairmen were given, showing thejw"" formerly with the O.-V.' office Wide range of work which thin organ- of this city. i..it;on hus accomplised during the p-.st year. The reports were most "he Happy Hour Dancing Club complimentary to the executive com- gave a pleasing surprise to Mr. and mittee, who have been doin'g excellent Mrs. II. C. McEwen at their home, w.i'k along missionary, inteHechi.il, ! 2810 Second street, Tuesday evcniia;, m,i anclnl lilies, the three aims of theiMarch 1 u"d the works of Jean Baptist. Cum iiic Coiot, the noted French landscape painter. THe members of the class decided to continue the cluss on Tues day, evening, at 7:"0 o'clock for '.lie picsent. , i ' ' Miss Lena Stein left this morning for Seattle, where she will tail ilh friends for a short time. Miss Stein (iuild. During the past year, l.a (irande has given over $110 to mis si'iiis, foreign and home. Officers wee elected for the e.isu- The evening-was passed in dancing, until a late hour when refreshments were served and all returned home well pleased with the evening's enjoy i?eel01d? ,v tail" , . - ,.S..iroiibU.asi Overwork, " The brid. wore a beautiful whjte "u'""'"' "a .idocy. bm. (Continued On Page C.j j INCOME RETURNS.' I Salary and labor returns mill-j imum charge, $1.(0. . S. & .BURC.UNDKR, Black's. Keal Estate Orfice. I 3-2-J. : ! f,cl old to mVle . A hot malted milk is a lunch drink that the taste favors and every sys- tem demands. A fine salad, .a .hot j beef roast, all go wejl together at Al i Cain's 11:80 to lrilo. Why not meetj your friend or best girl and, with' them, try these lunches. Palace Confectionery Co. ! i-tr. : Foley neyi sad .poi,.0u. nxltl ' , Irom 'TjoW, tired, W thst cau ' w. 1 h-tkicbe, rhe laid. Thy b'"''j:, .tiff iol..: I.I. a,i..r.bl. ?t,'il,hiM. MuttU l, ia tK.nW ' h.ra I KM to Ut b.ca.Tt- r";.j;,ii. w ; It par" to aorertli ing how the ladies work hand in hand' lowing Hbwe i.uwiiirrf came the cos- wlth the government, llei talk wus , """' ti.liloi.iiv.. Mrs. I.ee Wnrniek O rcy.'' especially interiwtlnr i"'"' tft- ' Wan carried on the Delicious refreshments wre. served One of the p-p.dar miml.rs was t "Itf t ZSZX?' !'." Th Parent-Teicher Aaanon of Costume tableaux that vividly pic-1 costumed in harmony with xii rlJ' Le , ubleaux I v " C C ' TT 'f5' . ... - . , . i , j , t-vtmce in utiwraux hy numerous nfti'rnoon nt 2:.0 o clock. A number tured 4h. history of costume T ZTiJ1? tVZJl Thc c""U,m- f "cellen programs have been given were presented with a gieat .lea of .decided hit. Mrs. T. J. Armggia and lnd ,ne ,.,., ,., f ,h l.'lir!nn during the school il ; year art follows: .virs. .1. I., ingle, f menu ims ciuo nus oeen uiKUin.eu inesident: Mrs. I.ynn BohnenU.unp, ifor some time, but not until recently vice-president; Miss Amy Millpr, sec- was the name of the Happy Hour i-rary; Miss Ortrude Last, reasur-j Dancing club adopted. ci. Patronesses for the (iuild tlvs . Those present last evening were, jei.i will lie Airs. r,. i". moasman, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jones, Mr. unili Virs. A. T. Iliil, Mrs. II. 3. Hitter and iMrs. Willnrd Moss, Mr. and Mrs. I.. Mis. ('. M. Humphreys. ,. . 1). Noah, Mr. and Mrs. M. A Smith, Fulowing the business meeting, j Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Kingo, Mr. and Mrs. Kay V. Murphy and Miss Hnl'.ie Mrs. I. S. Douglass, Mr. and Mrs. h. Short staged a debate on CTTe .mf.s-W. Weeks, Mr. and Mrs. JV A. McCar tion "Resolved, That the Translations , thy, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wallace, Mr. of William Morrison Have Hcen Mine and Mrs.-James O'Neal, Mr. and Mrs. Effectual in a Missionary Program Clyde W. Davis, 'Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thnn the Translations dl Robert , Williamson nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C.. McEwen. tableaux were p repined with an im- care and elaborateness at the Neigh- .Mr. H. M. Bouvy sang "Long, Lor.g borhood club Tuesiluy aiternnon, to a : Ago, ana were cosiumra in colonial m,e c,.oui r ,,k ., i,,i crowded auditorium. The leadership fashion. In their second number, Mrs. ;suct.es, A slUl in ..jn,.a. ave for the day was In the hand, of Mtss Oorge Wroie was included, and fhe Misl (;lark fine opportunity to dis Blancha Clark. She had a. her first Ino wry ph.iismgly .ng the old, cuf,s cm,(., ,,,., an( jn ;,,, number 0 delightful talk by Miss Ag- famil.tr ing. "JuamU. A very in- UBainj she visuuiz(., 10 vari(llls : lies Dwyer, a recent resilient of the teremmg and instructive paper on , r(.t.t nm j,,,.,,,.,. it,t,s (lf ,,,;,.,. I'llllippiUe ISianilM. one Uiuw mwi.j. .-i wiuniv irniKnn nue. women's club work In the Islands, tell-1 read hj Miss Margaret Anson. Fol ly ; 9iir, but the, program lor tne r inlay efternoon bids fair to be one of Ibe bor i thus far, as Miss Agnes Dwyor, for sixteen years, in the Phiiippii'.es, ' ' ' A pretty homo wedding was sol emnized Sunday afternoon ut !1 o' clock at the home of the bride's sis ter, Mrs. C. S. Shultz, 1904 East N avenue, when Georgia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Dolbow, was given away in marriage lo Catl W. Keltz, of La Grande. To the strains of the wedding march, the bride entered the room on the arm of her father, followed by Sale Without Profit Silk Shirts $.-,.95 $5.00 &"'.$5.75ihirts $:.-: ?3.r,0 & $3.00 Shirts $2.2., $2.75 & $2.50 Sturts $1.95 $2.00 Shirfe novX $1.45 EVERY MAN'S LSTORE ML A CKiAlund 1309 Adams Ave. DANCE a rafl SATURDAYS . ., If i Ticket filren Ea.lfVI."y nr '"' T"!'ril1eTo lie (ilfcnUwa, tacb Tuesiluy yvigbt. . i llrawlns at A V-' . REX HALL N. A. Desiievmgr. . arm That r? guarantee, both tf, keep PERFECT timr. and to nwakenflu In hc morniny;. gowns. A rare collection of iinti'iptes h-d been assembled under the direction of Mrs. II. S. Hrownton. Mrs. Vincent cul solos by Mrs. Kay E. Fuller. Palmer and Mrs. J. K. Wright. The .,- appeal for these anLinues w.m lrener- i Mrs. P. A. iMcDomiltl wis h;tatess IomkIv e..uii.iii(l.,l i .in. l ik.. u....t :.. . i . was very Instructive. Another very ! INCOME RETURNS. Unique feuturc of the afternoon wus 1 Salary and) labor returns min a silvurtea. 'with Mrs. T. .1 stcrniririn ;,,,. ,.v.,.(r ti nor . -i. 'in cluitir,. l.Al...i:..l ..1.1 ..: ..' L. ' ZimtiMnPfi had been collected for the table, and Hlnck'sl itful Estute Office, the decorations were In harmony with 3-2-lfit. end Mrs. Fiive- Catlin. executive sec-1 Miss Nina Kutledge as brtdesmaiil. ieu.ry for the Red Cro: These mcctku.s.-nre for and fathers, as well as teachers. i beautiful bridal arch of pink and yel- There will be a musical slt!t by the leeonii and third grades, and two vo- ss, will speak. They were met by the groom and Mr. ir n! mothers ' Elton Schilling, as best man, under a -SEE OUR D1SPI V1NDOW Smart Millinery for Matrons PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE THE 7 FX ALL STORE CARR'S CARR'S is Good Use it fURNISHER - . Oregon Wh ore your Gre COMPLETE HO Grande. ' V ME One Piece Pi ImJ. ston King stonKino - iJL ICHEAPnR FARMING y Tractors arc subject ed to tremendous wear aiJ tear, yet they must InAkcpt going all the ri i n; . . ... k vjii rision Kings will , dd power to your mo- tvr, ihcreose its eiTici-c-iWtcyi end save gas and' oilriWy pay for them . srlves in a few morrtha. V i II 1 1,1 1 ' 1 nffl red"" boots if-' i y i -i .- rT'c' a. t -y fit l i r- n: rirt iNEW TODAY! FOR RENT iRed 11122. ' 'Furnished room. Phone 3-2-:itp LOST Ford lire chain between' l.a Grande flour mill and postoffice'. Finder please return to Geo. H. Ed dy, phone Red 82.11 and receive re ward. , . . . , , .. y-2-:itp R iTjiere Was Nothing So Good j ; for Congestion and Colds ,v V as Mustard But ';the old-fashioned mustarj plaster hurned and blistered while It acted. Get the relief and help that mustard plasters gov i, without the plaster anowkhout Uu blister. MusterolA does it. Il is a dean, white ointmapt, made dth oil of mus tard. It is ckientilical r prepared, so that it workAwonder; and yet docs not b'ister thelendere- skin. Gently massafb Musti ole in with the Cnger-tips. Soeivquii ;!y it brings re lief how speedilMie i lin disappears.' Uce Mustercle fdrsos throat, bron chitis, tonsilitis, cfMp, stiff l neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, conges tion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of tlis back or joints, tpraiiia, sore muscles, bruises, chil ' blains, frosted feet, cords of the chest 'dt olten prevents pneumonia); -' ' v Kir and 65c jars; hospital size $3.00 look fo rut YELLOW LAbtC iuy, Fct.t.1021. ., j itudsluisd une liioi Lai?, i'j ioiw uitii ' otttupJat' nPHE uppers on r.u-s JL pcrs iim r.u-s. ,-il 1 . iic!.- very qjL'Jy :xposcil to i-iiil rl ..- . WWm. no Ijout can lue exposure, Ac ' '.od Prcw Shiuxss atxft except -V'Ii l-.Hi'.!;i;'iiicftii)n. when e Stand unci produces a bopt except nhl fi.:iriii-i Sr'!l."n -.1 label and thc rtord "iiO very ij.u...y , -u . in v.iiyi.u. ii'fwi.uii ''. icil ivitli a yt How i.'ii ii, you me tctiintr . die latest tevclilpnu.;-it in jt'cf 1 will uujiJ rough treatment cpn)biit-.:d -,ia!.:U'; tu west litv-treaj loit!r '...l ! ; 'Jou ' fooki "HOOD' - your i?uri'".ee. aiik on HOOD RUIICLR I "I nsvrr Intw hew ,vJ ntl4.!-t, could be," Wh.it Rx-tk vll itt.Truli.tUtyiurekpffiin e ixiduM nut a kini.!t Uir iovi:. iIk--HJO0- pUnlwillibu: bd! impmniti. Munly, etdy, l.r-lred XL tiL r rj'tti'i.',' us A S. . 1 You 1 I.-. y.ui'- l'(.tC( COIM ANY, INC. M.IIU!.f1TS Ja X - .ravy i.tjtk upt; rs by tl J trmfl Mtxc: Maur m . d 11 dicv-i Uti stt "kinds uf lurJ , air Jrailt rv WHITE ROCK WVUtEY uHn'triu-Iieiliemmy if yuu inzCt ilitm '.. lirA glad wtjol all (ttvaJ linings , i(ioiil trjo!ei, ar.'J ihf 4 y,y luUfh Sill. Oi lift tffcuil iUn k all ti.-iv;i: logttl,H (of mtlt-iol wfai L (lit 1 iuuj Vii;t RiyIC CURTLAN0 TIIK the . . . 9 For Stih 4 LEIGi!t6n"3 WjtDINQ iVND MACHJN WORKS :: R. W. LeJghton.JP?oD. t llltlieult (0 l.lene, lint the most loyal of the uiiuinem' I patrons when they are ii!en,Ml -r,. the matrons nlue ehobT of bats Is imrroired with the piiat-lnjt of uth. The simp that would builil a. reimm. Hon for tjl on ' rm foun.rntt.iti baa only to Wvee.l In oiitnit'na- Its older clients In the rlht way It It easy to ult and to pleae youneer ones. The niatron of today wnnis .In; ulned aim spirited nilllliier.v. rli h ana Mtul, lo vipress Hie pol e and'us-sru.- tityrs have given lier. 'la th roup e bata shoon here . th" em oti J.UPi;; f. tlisisi arfcfour auxins that . SU!M) t an irons, two of thera new develop--uiaiila of rtiilatl. shaie; for it.-re r some fap! bi.i.-. Id nillllrerv. On nt these "appears at the ,n?,.r rlfht.Vlih h'xh er..r. furtliar heljT.t. j mtd by Its trtaiih'in and narrtfw i":u isfwtiiui upwrrast lue.arn side. The Tu fr a?h crowns and tilth l.n:w j la mttluOr f,ria pro. t. '""i" " i...iuery ir uuitrma tiiityj Jlj x ft siuinaslf.M lth sllnlitly drootilnit brim of brslo; has a "candy", cloth crown encircled by a bamlsomn' wreaih of flowers and frull. Ilie braty hat with bell crown, shown at tlii 1ower left.- is almost universally becoming. It has a sash of ribbon and wreath of flowers anil frnll In Mvety colors : for the matron no loneer buys somber" and sedHi heiidwenr, al any rate not tiefiA-e ie (militates Into the class of the seed, for ;be yuuncest members of tbe ma . tmnvlass a splrll hat ljk that at tlie upjier ft of Ibe croup has sev eral tl.lni.-s to nmkt It satisfactory.' 3 V shape j silk, wth oft crown mouniiileon a hatieVau. tbe s.-ctiraey of a Ttipijf liu-ks. the4ftnehiidwork that iipiiears iff workrK.ai-msite flaw. s of mlk flnlshe.1 wllh rsil.-k" adaptability of lines to the face-l ull are factors slrb women of rip ' pr'-,a"- A Friend of the Family Over fifty years ago a young physioian practiced widely in Fcnujiy Ivntiia and became famous for . his uniform success in the curing of disease. This was Dr. R. Vy Pierce who afterwards etnbliit)C(i himself in BufCulo, N. V., and placed otisof his prescrip tions, whrch he caBd his "Clolden Medical I55coveryL" in the drug stores of thci'nitetlStates so that the public eoHld e.i.-Ly obtain this very remarkalRe tonic, corrective, and bltKHl-matrerJ Dr. Pierce manufactured this "Discovery" from toots and barks without alcohol a corrective reroefly, the ingr'.flienta of which nsiture had put in the fields and foreets. for keeping ua healthy. Introduce pure rvd'blooit iuto "the system, ud health is assured. Vhe you feel run-dowrf, out of so, blue "jjed deepondent try the euergis ing inlluruce of this reliable tonic. You ran obtain Golden Medical Discoverv in tablet or liquid form at all drug stores, O oi 10c for e to Vtq I .xrccO Laboratory uTBuffalo, X. Y. ou Would Y Wreck a Train 0 JU.t,:'- r-r,- s rz r sr - sv a iriaii iMtcs.au ... . n . r - . . 9 ' ' w B - - - v I. i "' 11 " ' msi'ii 1 inwWeM, . ,..,,, ? - -. i . t ).,..: j..:-- i.,.. . ,. -. . - , OF COURSE N0T1-Y0U WOULDN'T THINK OF IT I Yet you might caivlessiy shoot an insulator off the Power Company's line some thty when g;,me is scarce and you have plenty of a,mnnmitinn ami ftH. likt. p-etiiiio- iii.i praetice REALIZE TI SHOOTING M COMMUNITY HAILED. PU F-STS! 1 LAT fa' 4 TTlE RESULT DF YOUR f'OST AS MUCH TO TflE CAR 'OF COAL DR. VOI R OWN INTER. Eastern Oregon Light 1 .fa ana roWer.-to. 4.A (iRANDE. OREOON. 111 ,.( .v , - . '