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WENfcfl)AY, JUNE 22, 1921
tA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVES
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Society ifems shniytl be .j.
telephoned to the society ed-' .
itor Jf the Observer, Main 5
87, before 10 a. m: W..S rie..
day and Saturday nuriiinga. .J.
Items senf in by mail should !
be in .the mails Tuesday or J
Friday night. ..
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( . Delightful in its colorful .simplicity,
J$j' as the llr"e bt'uigt party given yes
terday in the spacious rooms of the
i Country club, by Mrs. M. li. Donahue,
-if- Mrs. W. R. Jones, Mrs. Charles W.
Bingner and Mrs. Gilbert Hunter,
i Twenty-seven tables were arranged
in the charming club room, from the
windows of which one gazes off into
, vistas beautiful, and the bridge games
of the aftern'oon proved s most pleas
' ant diversion. Highest honors were
Won by Miss Margaret Anson, while
, second honors fell to MVs. Bruce Den
nis, third to Mrs. Harry Grady, and j
fourth to Mrs. W. H. Bohnenkamp. !
V ,; The rooms of the club house, which !
are attractive without any added pre-1
1 tense of decorati ms, were further en-.
h'anced by large bowls of roses and
other flowers of pastel shades.
At an apropriate hour, delicious re-
1 freshments were served by the four
charming hostesses, and their assis
tants, the same color scheme being
.noted in the ices, cakes, and dainty .
Tittle fancy baskets of candies. Ami-:
able conversation during the refresh
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Hie most pieasureanie onis spent by,"'" " ,. .
the ladies of La Grande for some the I ." Missionary soc .ety and,
time, and the varied colored organdie "'r dul'lren at a lawn party In I
nd smart dresses of the guests added ftr ' ,the home of Mrs. Hop
to the oartv a nicture lonr to he v. '. 3M Alder street. , ..
membered.
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The f iist of several individual re-
citals by the younger members of th(,r, ,h went to tlle nn,e r.f Rev.
Miss Hilda Anthony's piano class 1)m Mrs g. U Clark where they were
' Will be given Thursday evening at her uniu.(1 in ninn iage by Rev. Chirk,
studio. Little Miss Lois Nelson, ! tor .)f tho Presbyterian church,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Nel- Th(1 rmg t.crem()ny was used. ' ,,
son, assisted by her brother, Russel, 1 T)p bride wore n dainty and
will be presented at that time. j 0hai miiiK gown of yhite organdy and
' .'')..'; ienn.i(,,i a beautiful' bouquet of pmk
The Christian Endeavqr of the ..1Mj white c-rnations mixed with
Christian church held a very pleasant ! ninidenhnir fern. Those that wit
social meeting Monday evening at nessed the services were Mr. nnd
the church. Miss Joy Adyelot, of Mrs. A. P. .Nelson, Mrs. C. R.
Eugene, state president of the En-; Huell and Miss Carmoline and Bell
deavor Union of the Christian ; Gillianks, all of La Grande. Follow
cjiurches of the state, was present and ' jng H1P ceremony, n wedding dinner
made a short talk to the Endeavor-1 was served, after which Mr. and
ers present, introducing Abe Bennett ;
01 rugene cioie universuy, wno turougn whh -wrna-, dihikmih;, ri
Thade a splendid appeal to the young ; lace, Idaho, nnd on their return home
people for the proper use of their ; they will come by way of Portland,
powers and talents. Miss Hulda An- iflvy' will lie gone two weeks and on
derson of the city was present, de-' arriving they will be at home to their
lighting all with her geniality and ; friends, at 201W3ocoml street,
leadership in song. A social hour .
and refreshments followed the meet
ing.
Miss Chrystie Campbell arrived this
morning from Chehalis, W-ash-, for a
visit with her sisters, the
Misses
Mary, Kate, Belle and Etta Campbell.
Miss Chrystie Campbell was accom
panied by little Kathryn Tean KirMcy,
and her brother, Jack, children of Mr.
and Mrs. E. E. Kirtley, former resi
dents l.f this city, now residing
Chehalis, where Mr. Kirtley is a
prominent merchant. The Kirtley ,
children will visit with their grand
mother. . . ;
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The Knights of Columbus will tukc I
in a big class on Sunday afternoon.
K. C.'s from all parts of Eastern Ore- j
gon will attend the ceremonies. Be- j
sides the local initiates there will be
somei from 7 iseph and Enterprise, I
Following the initiation ceremonies- a j
banquet will be served at the Foley j
Jiotel. ':; r , .
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, "A picnic is' being held at Riverside
park this afternoon by some of the
old-time teachers and their former,
pupils. -
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1 pi. t.i,j-i.; -lnh in meetine this
1 utr j am..... ,
afternoon lit the home df Mrs. C. 'V, . t
Cook.
Of interest to his friends i'n Iji
Grande' is the recent musical which
... ;,.n ;n F.nuone. under the di
rection of Madame Rose McGrew of
THE GREATEST
James Oliver Curwood
STORY.
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EridAy. Sakircl and Sunday.
Stir Tli
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the University of Oregon school of
music, and m which Ralph Boston of
this city participated.- Two evenings
were given over to the recital, Mr.
Ktton being, one l-if the singers for
tli sm'ond evening. ,
. Mis. f,. W. Druinsmith and Mrs
Kd Fields are entertaining the-Pythian
sisters thii ufurmt n at the home
of 'the hitter . f .
Mis. Harry Turner-was a charming
hostess Monday evening, when she
entertained at the J. H. Peine home
in honor of Miss Ethel' Blake, of
Vallejo, Cul-, who has been visiting
in the citywith ier-uunt, Mrs. .John
McKenna. i ' -
Four tallies of "bridge were nr
rnnm'tl for the evening. Mrs. James.
P, Mi Naiiiee winning high honors. At
the close of the games, a most de-j
licimis two course luncheon was
served by the hostess-
The rooms of the Peare residence
were delightfully ' -ilecofnteil with
roses. ' ' '
Miss I'.htUe, who is an attractive
girl to meet, plans to return to her
California home tomorrow morning-
Mr. and Mrs. N. Nelson and daugh
ter, Genevieve, returned last evening
from a trip' .through Moscow and
I.ewiston, ldiiho. They have been
gone two weeks visiting with Mr.
Nelson's cousin, Mr. C. llagan of
Moscow.
Mrs. G. C. Hopkins, Mrs. C. E.
Aiiiiprson iinu ;nis.-
(V. r..- Moran
.;n Ant.ii-t.5iln tin. Mission bund and
i fin Kumlav. June 12th, Mrs. Stella
I Avis Martin and Mr. Peter I.eOlnii";
........ i rt roh, ,-tnn. iin arriving
Mrs. LeClnir left for a wedding tripjj
Wise bncte Jasper.
Kpi-nking of women and Ingle, a'
; CI;S h'-'i Trlliune correipondenl is re
i niiiHii-.l of n remark of his Cncle
' '"sp'T liner a venial oarraue with
Audi !!--zi!i!ih. rillshed with relrertt,
Uii'. le" Mbservil : '"i'liere Is only one
,i s.-mui In iPe world, son. who Is a
lni:,:er iliini fi.ol than a' woman, irnrt
tl'iit is ihe man who tries to argue
;tli"lier.'
Law for "Dry'
William E. "Pussyfoot" Johnuon,
Avy lff-idfi. is pure to have the law'
with him at nil times. Mrs. John
eon has bt-Kuri studying law at her
home in WesU'rville. Q. She Ik
EVER TOLD
a m m
1)0C-S PART IN A.LOVE
t fits $
)FT,!-.W?'n" . .
eatre
It Took All the
Grit Mason had
to Stick it Out
tltt4ss)ls4y -
M Mm
"Every time I go out on a rur.
now, I feel thankful to Tanlac for
l'ni convinced that It kept me on
the Jot)," "said William "W. Muson,
1U24 ' McClellan St., 'Philadelphia,
for the past nine years a nioloriuan
for the Rnpid Transit Co.
"I had stomach trouble In a had
form for three years and was going
down hill fasti Nothing I nto ag
reed wilh mo and after every meal
I iwas sure lo have heartburn, diz
ziness and sometimes uwru! cramps.
I got In such a nervous condition
A SERIOUS QUESTION
If you should be dis
abled by either sickness
or accident, would you
become a burden on your
family, or could you con-;
tinue to provide for them
in spite of your inability
to work?
You wouldn't like to see
your wife starting out to
work each morning while
you lay helpless in bed.
You wouldn't .need to,,
if you carried one of our
disability policies cover
ing against either acci
dent or sickness, which
would provide you with a
substantial income.
SECURITY INSURANCE
AGENCY
La Grande, Oregon
CHAUTAUQUA
WILL HE HERE A FEW DAYS ONLY. DON'T MISS IT.
We Are Here All The Time
lnssssss 1 0 1 0 1 is 1hm4'l .
WITH
MACHINERY
PAINTS
GUNS
VISIT OUtf STORE
V REGOiV'BARPW
my hand shook like a man with
ihe palsy and at nights my sleoo
was broken and restless. In Hie
mornuiKS I felt so miserable 1 usAt
to drrod the time to eoino for mo
lo lake out my caf, and H look -ery
ounce o( gilt I could- muster
:o slick until quitting time. Fla.
a'lly I got so weak and was so dis
couraged I was' ready to give up. -"This
was my condition when I
started taking Tanlae ami I owe ifll
my present good health to this won'
derful medicine- and to uothtng else:
The first thing It did for me was
lo whet my appetite and I soon i
found that 1 could eat anything
without tear of had after-effectai
it's a fact, four bottles made a
new iniin out of me. My nerves
are quint, 1 sleep like a log and
wako up In the moraine feeling
fine. Then 1 eat a big break fast
and go to work -whlslllng like I
used to long ago. , If people knew
Tanlac like I do the clerks in Ihe
drug stores couldn't wrap it up fast
enough to supply the demand. It's
great." Adv.
v Opossum Pest
The species of opossum native to
New Zenland wears a very beautiful
cout which does not resemble Hull af
fected by the oposum of this coun
try. The animal which was Intro-'
duced Into Australia many years ago
destroys fruit trees and is regarded
as a pest, but opossum skins are so
vuimiWe that Its value as a fur bearer
outweighs any damage It may do tho
trees.
WHAT!!
You Have Been Looking For
When yotf
good
ture and would
real
bring ii to us.
WE'COl
ENLAl
COU
have a
A 1
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AND FRAME
Any and all kinds of pictures
Harley H. Richardson
"The Art Man"
THE HARRIS ART and GIFT SHOP
THE MOST COMPLETE l.INESlOF
LUimiCATING OILS-
BUILDERS HARDWARE
HOUSEHOLD HARDWARE
STOVES AND RANGES
REl
OILS
AMMiiNrriftN-;
PISHING TACKLE
REGON-'BARDWARE CO. '.
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FIRST DOOR NORTH $t LAGRANDE
, Itl of Pln.t.
The Isle of I'Ine-s la situated off Ihe
south coasts of wesisrn Cuba. It
nearest point to Culm being ahoul HA
miles dlstunti It It 3T0 miles uonh
-list of ihe British Island of Juumhii.
The area of the Isle of Pines Is tlH
1-8' square murine ail lea, or ahoul
'MSl-Stft- acres. It belongs to the re
public of Cuba and lsolflcrully attached
to the province of Havana. The -hlef
place- oo the- Island la Nfuva Oeroiiu.
The Island was) discovered by Col
'umhus In 14!M, nnd was long totortout
as a resort of pirates, but thnt or
course, was long ago. Its population
Is about SOX). The climate Is slmllai
to that of Cuba, thnt Is, troplvnl.
i
Huck Finn Was Considered 'Harmful.'
It U Interesting to remember when
one sees "Adventures of Huckleberry
Finn" listed' as' one of the 80 books
nevessnry for all-around culture by the
New York- piildlc library, that when
the hook was new, some 2f years ago,
the Boston public- library nnd others
Hhnui the country refused to plnce the
lionk.in the elrcnlnttng departments
The reason, as published, was that the
hook would he harmful to the youth
ful mind. Mlhvuul.ee Journal,
W A NTKK to Quart (irnpo
Juice iMittlc.s.. A row pints.
!tOc a doy4'ii for quarts, 20c
for nlnts.
PKKItl.USrt SVItl'l' I'Oi
negative or a good pic-
picture made from it
HARNESS
RIGERATORS
VAtt'.MSHES
GET Oi l, PRJ( ES
V w -
NATL RANK
20
IN
NIFTY '
HLUE
TINS
"Whee!
Let's ha
Marsh
This nice warniVveathlr
"
vb a Hrause's
mallow Roast!
Ami there's just' onifavote needed to make it a snc
ctss: BIG PUFFY 'inI0R KRAUSE'S MARSHMAL
LOWS toasted to a delicate brown over the campfire. Get
yours in the blue tins at
ALVIN
La Grande Pharmacy
Home of "Snappy Service." "
New and Used
-Cars
We lave on hand HAYNES, ; CHALMERS, beau
tiful carl anil REO TRUCKS all new and .
SED
We hufc tun largest
Itlnxiveli anVryrliner cam
Dlrently rrililriHl prices.
FRENCH
1115
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M.IXWEI
Electrical
Supplies
For The
H
ome
A FULL STOVK OF
LATORS, CHAFFIf G DISHI
A MASS OK iRON.ll.IKE
BESfDES, THESE WOT DVYS TO PREPARE LUNCH
.WHEN ETfJErrRK..AI,,',AN(ES F NRAT Dli
SIGV AND GIVINfA OFr CONCENTRATED HEAT
ARE WITHIN EASY iHWCH? ' '
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COME IN AND 'SEE liii 'A BOUT T HEM.'. TOUR
CREDIT IS GOOD. ' USB IT. '
. 'Eastern Oregon
' f- Light '& Power
25
THE
Ulb.
. IN
BULK
'V'tt tJ 0.
is just right for picturing.
SNAPP'S
CARS
I
LS, DODGE, FORDS, REOS
lino of parts nnil accessories for
In Tlastern ! Oregon.. HoliI at
, w , J J Jj j fj'jj
YOUNG
Wash. Ave.
TO
STERS, GRILLS, PERCO-
S, ETC. WHY HEAT UP
vrOV E, AND TrfK HOUSE
A
Company
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