La Grande evening observer., April 20, 1921, Image 2

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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J. C. PENNEY COMPANY A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION!
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SI7jH (WxfiO MUNCH CLOTHS
NAPKINS per dozeii 11.25
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the -vening
I On tne evening 01 npru join a
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n9.d their husbands
Mrs.
Corps
into'
Kokensparger and gaveelhera
11 i tu' .u.. k..ntn er m. .....i
WaiKJ O liiw .ti.inv "i nil. ,.,
' old 1 fashioned surprise par-
items should he
4nlnhnned to theeaoeiely ed-
fliu i,ai,vtr. Mnin !'
"r. . .-.., , . o.j. genuine
37; bciore ru a. m. . --j t h()nAr of thelr twentieth wed
,biy ami Saturday r"'"i '' ,,, anniversary, yf mcily evening
Jlemsent i by mail should v ..t'in chatting and flaying
be in the mull '1 uesday or , , .
.Kry "'K1'1- j)aiy reWiwhf.'.wta were nerved
j t t. J. t. 4. J. J-1""' uftr wi!-ninK Mr- "nd 'v,rH- K"'
T t ' T , ?L . ketispurgor, many happy anniverxur-
" ' i... in lh,. futui. thev wended their !
What will prnbabfy go down in 4itfenl wuys honw in the "wee sma"
society history ub the moat import-, hourH. Those present were Mr. andjj
ant noi'ial event during the .spring f Mrs. KokenspBrfrer, Mr. and Mrs. J. i
NFW MILLINERY
JUST AKKIVKD TODAY.
SAILORS
SPORT HATS
TRIMMED HATS
, KHOWINO THE VERY NEWEST
Hill's Dep't Store
'this year will take plan at the Coun
try Club Friday eviTning, April 22.
when a number of the social leaders
.1,1 the cKy will entertain at danciiir
i from nine to twelve.
Invitations were issued Revel ui
days ago f"r the afair and the so
ciety set of Ii Grande is looking for
ward to the evenV with pleasant a
tiiipation. )
This will 'be the first forma!' af- ;
fair in social circles since l.ci.i and
it is expected to be one of the most .
delightful of dancing parties ever j
given at the Country Club, which is
becoming noted for its many distinc
tive dances.
Those entertaining Kriday will be
Mr. und Mrs. (1. I,. I.nrison, Mrs.
and Mrs. J. J. Curr, Mr. and Mrs
William Siegrist, Mr. and Mrs. 1.. I..
Srodgrass and-'Mrs. Sade Van lluren.
In honor of 'Mrs. K. I'. Mossnu-.n.
who has so ably acted as the director
of the Sunday morning Bib'a in Ail
Class for the past -two winters, and
for the recently formed evoiii'-ii art
class, the members of thes'? two
classes will entertain on Saturday ev
cning from 8 to 10, at the l-.nnc of
Mrs. (!. M. Ievy, 04 Pennsylvania
avenue. The date was first announ
ced for Friday evening, lull since
that time has been changed t i Satur
day evening.
I The' Bible in Art Class was-organized
two years ago, anil, dncc that
time, the membership has bee.i (irail
ually growing, until there H"' now
about fifty enrolled. During the
punt few months, besides the regul ir I
work of the morning class, I no. mom- i
bers have assisted in the Sumlny af
lernoon vespers held at the Mo.-sman i
homu for the junions, and also 1,- ve
formed nn evening art class, i.t which
lh. Harbizone period wa shld'e.l.
This latter class held it's l.i-". meeting
lusi. eveniiiR. when Mr.,. II. J. K.i :
ter talked on ' l ig't and Sx.edi . " ,
during which time a nuniber of the.
masterpieces were thrown nil! the 1
screen to illustrate the point under 1
discussion.
The last meeting of the Sunday
morning class was held last Sunday,
when Mrs. J. I,. Ingle gave the topic
for the morning.
It is expected Hint .the class will
dgaJn organie next fall, after tin
summer vacation period. ,
.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive j
Firemen nnd Kngineinen were de-1
lightfully entertained by the ladies'
auxiliury Friday evening at the K. j
P. hall. A three-course chicken din-
ner was .served at ' o'clock, to which ;
ubout 1H0 people sat down.
The tables weiv decorated with diif- ;
fodils. Music was enjoyed during the
dinner hour, following which five
hundred was played. The prixes
were awarded to Mrs. W. I.. I.aue ;
and Henry Core. The guests de- j
purled at midnight feeling that the
ladies had done, everything possible.!
to give them one of the most enjoy- j
able evenings for many a pioiith.
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The Thursday evening ".alO1 rluh
wus deliglifully entertained at the
home of Mis. Claude Lynch la:';
Thursday. Mrs. IWiilter Perry won
first prlne. The hostess served de
licious refreshments during the ev-'
ruing.
The next meeting of the club will
be-lield ut the home of Mrs. Walter
Perry, May .1.
, The final meeting for the yeir of
the Young Women's lOduintional
Auxiliary was held in the parlors of'
the M. K. Church Monday evening.
After the regular business of the or
ganiintion, Mrs." Vera Wuttertbuig
l took charge of the le.son for the
fc-1 i .1... .... 1. 1 ...
levelling, -lulling nn- ,unu ...
' r : '"T rr' 77 I Work."
I.uiu-lies. jfee. High class chocolates with i A number of the nieni'ii'r- dis i
' i whipped cream always, ready for you 'cussed the udvnntuges of indus: n.il
Don't he late if you want a fine hot a( uur I.uach Hour. I missions, as applied by the musnm-
..l.l l i. .., ii i'i -mii n.i nA Inrie's in heathen countries to.'ay. Af-
m. u i u v, .a i h. w . w u
Plank, Mr. and Mrs. 'Uivens, Mr. ami
Mrs. Sion, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson, Mr. t
and Mrs. J. F. White, Mrs. John
Anthony, Mrs. Chris Wright, Mrs. C.
E. Andrews, Mfs. Martha Chambers
Mrs. Ijaura Davis, Mr.s. II. Roe.sch, '
Cranilma Hurnette, Miss Dehor!
Shafer, Bernita K(kensparger, Mas
ter Virgil Kokensparger and Johnny
Anthony.
MERIT
PERCALES
26-in
W'dths.
17c.
Over 2000 yds. itf tjiis fiie qualify I'emik:
just received. Tlier are dozens of pattcwis
select frSm. Thi. is your opportunity, to sup
ply yur needs at, a saving. .
GINGHAMS
The Women's iRelief Corps, Oliver
P. Morton Post, met in the K. P.
27-in Widths
13c, 19c, 23c '
Anioskeafcrs, Utility, "lied Ilose and
(hi Nords in plaids, checks, stripes and
Colors. '
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plain
MAKE
THE
OREGON
YOUR HOTEL
WHEN JN
PORT! AND
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Lit Uh Explain How to Secure
This ('oiiifoilabU' Shave
I ... RKXALL KHAVINC CREAM
II Softens the beard, dues not i
Ninait the kin and is iiiohI
' fleanly to use ,
1 ' t REXALL SHAV1NC LOTION
lllli ' ifri-jii'itit (u ii'i'i I t iftit ti Ct ui ultn vimr . ill I
I RKXALL VIOLET 'TALCUM '
Hie prileit finish lo a perfect sliayo
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
THE llEXALL STORE
Popular Bpaeloiis Lobby.
' .'At the Center of
; EverylhiitK.
Broadway itt Stark St.
We.-suggest you write, phone
or wire for reservations.
ARTHUR H. MEYERS,
Mnnci;cr.
NEW
COTTON
CREI'ES
A i)leasiii!f variety of
)lain and fmurcl white
Ind colored plaids and
(V'insor Crepes.
Prices 25c to .".jc
TABLE .
DAMASKS
A beautiful assortment
just received; Merceriz
ed Damasks, Linen mix
ed and All Linen.
Prices 8i)c to $1.50 yd.
LADIES
' FLANNEL , '
MIDDIES y
Smart styles and sprinp;
colors combine to make1
these most attractive. .
They arc of all pure
wool and fast colors.
Price 1.98
McC'all
Patterns
. -incorporated
312 DEPARTMENT STORES
PENNEY COMPANY A NATIONWIDE INSTITUTION!
Is, the report said that Iho
directorsliips were nut in
said that among -the 1J
Guaranty Trust Company
irgest number of railroad
lis with 5(1, while t lie Nii-
Bank had M.
king conbine in control ofilhe Ilmi-o r ,,in ,.n,i m w,.i;.,. ,i.., i..i.,i...i i, i ,1..
al City Bank." "financial . combine" controlled the
Pnsic r iy materials were divided by i production of mineral raw material-:,
the report into two classes, Agricul- I Steel, cement and coal were speiifi:
tural Products and Mineral Products. ally mentioned, as umong the mineral
The effect of the fall of the agricul-1 materials. The report charged thit
tural class, the rcmrt asserted, had ! "the combine is holding up the pii;
been to spread loss amonir farmers I es of steel anil nlhnr milu-nv cnnnli..
rt covered again the slide-land to afford an excuse for sharp re-1 with a view of acccntuatinir the de-
aoc earlier in the nresri.t iduction in u:im :mil rinuiu, i ,.(,iw ni.nuui, ,i n,nn i 1.
lie tnai tile railwjivs cannot
iir. n. Jewell, for the 'a teinnor.u v rminiif.ii-tirim. ,l,.n,.
that 5 well known railroad 'sion. If raw materials had fallen the
railroad directorships, j report declared, industry would have
l!li!
Oil Class One roads, cov
r Cent of the country's
portation. Naming these
the report said that a
iiinrtijMwiiiimn1
aree
with the equipment companies over
prices. '
USED
CAR SA
THE GREATEST USED CAR SALE EVER HELD IN LA f.RANDE.
CONDITIONS OF SALE
SA LE ( OMM EN'CES TUESDAY1 lil6RNING,: APRIL 19th. 'THESE CARS ALL
READY TO RUN WILL BE PRICED AT THE FOLLOWING LOW FIGURES AND
EACH CAR WILL BE REDUCED $5. EACH DAY UNTIL SOLD.
l::l(l is the hour. Kvrelli'nt hot cof. j
fiat's "Your Experience?
. H coffee keeps you awake '
. nights, change to
Postum Cereal
4omediiisatis-ixii(.rx:cwt4iniii(?
nathing Ovill (iistuxbar ic;.
Economical -Better ibru'
ll. Ml.. Alvotltk l,.!,!!
i-W-ii p . . , i i it..,i,i-M uilh .1 ni.ino
solo, and this was followe.l by 1
pageant, conducted by Miss Kay Mil-
fllgan and Miss Mabel Oesl. rlini-
The Indies taking part oi tne iingean:
ere rostuined to renre.tenL te v i-
jples of the foreign cuunliies studied
duirug Uie year by uie auinaiy.
Min. " tleiald Pierson presenied
.lapnn, Mrs. Wnttenhlug. IJersiu; Mis.'
TIhis. Wilsgn, Northern A laski M is.
Hair. Mexico: Miss Alice '.ckstrom.
Indin", and Mis .Wilcox, Africa.'
Miss s'ewWiuse acted as critic for
"the evening. ,
Social hour followed. dui ing
,ich the hostee eue.l hugi ir
sages of honif made citndies lo Ch-ir
tgue-its.
I "r.i paries wer artistically di-e-
' IniSled wiifc cherry cHossoms aju!-'- ,.
i Pod fdunts. The hostesses oi the
levelling were Mrs. Sc?lt IMie it'ev
Mrs. Vera ittenbnrg. Mrs. (ieralT
ieion Tind !, Th,w ujWilsonW c
TOO axillary neenjoyeu m won
rfully 'succ.il year, and 1 'ai
outlook for next yer pronns
inr. Tliev will resume Tfleir woik
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1919
1919
1916
1920
1918
1920
1916
1916
1915
1915
1912
1014
2 1913
7 passenger Reo Six,
7 passenger Studebaker Six,
Chevrolet,
Chevrolet,
- Ford Ton Truck with starter,
Maxwell,
Ford Roadster with starter,
Ford Touring,
Ford Roadster,
Ford Touring,
Ford Touring;
- Ford Touring,. . '
Ford Touring,.
Ford Touring, e
TERMS:- HALF CASH; BALANCE
MONTHLY PAYMENT
Sale Price
$600.
550.
s 600.
'275.
625,
350.
450.
250.
' 275.
250.
. 225.
150.
. 250.
240.
Pri'
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rice lodav
$595. :
445.
' 595.
270.
620.
345.
445.
245.
270.
245.
220, '
145.
245..
235.
SIX EQUAL,,
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