LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE EIGHT.,
WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1921.
It. Slillwclt ami Mrs. Carl Cook will
be hostesses ut that lime.
1J. C. PENNEY COMPANY A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION j
The Convenience of a
Pocket Comb
During the outdoor season there's a constant
need of a cuiiili. The man who drives or plays
golf and the woman who blmw, will appreciate
a handy pocket comb.
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Our stock contains an assortment of styles and
sizes from which you may select.
Of course we fcave a complete lot of other combs,
too.
Dressing Cb3, Fin ConW--Infant Coinbn,
, , Harbor Comb, Ornamental Comb,
Etc.
i The schedule of the Alpha club has
been changed, and the members will
meet tomorrow, Thursday, afternoon,
with Mrs. Clyde Kiddle of Island
City.
I Mrs. Monald McKay was -winner of
liilfh sore at the meeting of the
Kaslern Star Social club held in
! Masonic hall yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. I'.'lmcf It. Guye was hostess for
I the afternoon. Delicious refreshments
i were served iurin the afternoon.
Mrs. John Thcison has as her house
quests Mrs. K.iWI. Barnes of Portland.
'and Mrs. Maijorie Garrett of Vincent.
Mrs. Turner Oliver, a former resi
dent of this city, returned to her home
in .Spok'ine last evening after spend
ing the past two weeks with friends
and relatives here.' She was. accom
panied home by Mrs. Margaret Fraz
ier of Portland, who has been visiting
at the Vmes of Peter and IJunr-ill
McDonald.
NARROW
BELTS
Pure silk gloves, white
only. All sizes are again
in stock. Price l)8c. :
THE NEW FOR
Chautauqua
Now arrives daily, many new dresses and dress acces
sories are due to arrive within the next few days. Values
are greater tjian before. Shop every day.
SILK
GLOVES
Arrived today, white,
black, colors and combina
tions. Prices 23c to 7'Jc
La Grande
Pharmacy
J J J a J " J J 4"
J Society items tihould be
J telephoned to the Bociety cd
J ilor of the Observer, Main
I 37, before 10 h. in. Wednes-
' cluy und Suturday mornings.
J- Items sent Iji by mail nhould
! be in the muiU Tuesday or
' Friday night.
4 4 4" I 4 4 4? h
' Celebration of the Fourth of July,
the annual vacation Heason and prop,
imtion.s forjbe chautauqua, assembly
I'HUHod a temporary hIowihk up of
fcoeiely artiviiien this week. The
Fourth fulling on Monday resulted in
imtny residents taking short vacations
at this lima und hundreds spent the
relebration of the country's hirthihiy
ut some of the ticitrhhuvuvft tmvNK
where relelnntions were held Flm,
Ifnbltti' add- IWker.
Heiiuming Friday ovenfoif a wnk
Mf chautn'uqua will ti'iitj to kvnp tto
number of konhI fuJtvtintKs beky r
ttml for nnnlher wek. Tla firwd
preparations for the annual chautau
iia week include an eleven th-houv
e-.impaiRn to sell a larjjc number of
season tickets and this is enaing a
number ( society women with a re
sulting lull in social activities.
Following the closing "of the chau
tampm July 15 society, is expected to
lake on renewed life nMl ote of tle
Iwsjest SH4W w i social rwtm; tn
many years w uxpuclwL.
A ivwt delist ful dinner p irty was
given il tlw! r't. L. llallcy Ue,tttifuJ
liHHie on July Fourth, wb-a Mrs. K.
L. Ilalley and Mrs. Frank Owi4ry en
tertained sixteen of their fric-nd.- ftt
a six-nmrso dinner.
Miss Helen Owsley rendered srv
eral beautiful piatto seh-etrun wbirh
were much enjoyed, after whp-ta j
merry time wm bahj litfiriiwr a ft
display f f irw u u-ks. Thu e-tific
a d ly tafg to bte cmymbcrcd by all
1'k1 tf'Krtiitr , htb triM IwU iU tv$
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The Fylhian Sisters were enter
tained by Mrs. E. Fields and Mrs. I.
Imimsmith in Iadd Canyon last
Wednesday, at the home of lie funn
ier, mis was a social at tan enjoyed
j by all. those present, delicious re
freshments being served durirg Urn
afternoon. I hose present were
Mysdnmcs Willard Moss, Clyde Hop-
jjiptpel, V. J'.. Mel lure, v ranees Chesser,
James U .eal, h. Crossen, J. A. M.
Jj McCarthy, Flora Rilyy. ('arrie Clev-
tenger. Visitors were Ruth McClurc,
Martha Stoll, Mrs. Charles Moore,
Mrs. T. Sherwood, Mrs. II. K. Coun
srll, 'Mrs. Mil by Howell, Mr. J. II.
Rhodes and Frank Clevenger und Ed
Fields.
Mrs. (jlydp Hoppe! and Mm. Mc
Carthy will entertain ajfti'ii at the
T1
aiJ .lr.H. I.ee Kywdils utc Mr. and ,
Mis. Frank Barbee, wrv w?re ntflrricd1
at Ituboisj Jdikho, on July It. la-fore W
her marriage, Mrs. arlHc was Hazel 5
Jay Cuppeniull, neicw of .Mr. and W
Mis. K. I,, fclvans, former resiU;nts of( ,
this city. ihs. thirbec, who is a coi
sin of Mrs. Key mi Ids, visitvd here last
umnier, at which time she mu&
many fi iends. iHu-inff the pu4 win-
ter, sKh1 has been in Minneapolis,'
while Mr. 'Harbre, who is eflyaged in
the lumber lmsini-ui, is a rowident of I
Illinois. i
The bridal cttplc aiived in La
(irundc froua Pocatello, ikI w-Ul s.pnd
about a week of tbiHP honeymoon1
with trwir crtusins here. 1
WW'
Dainty New
Wash Waists
By this morning's express the biggest waist
value of the season. Dainty voiles, lawns and
organdies, white, figured and colors, attractive
styles, daintily finished and trimmed.
Price
Smartly Styled
Gingham Dresses
Attractive stylos and patterns, fine
quality gingham and dainty trimmings, make
these new dresses exceptional values at
prii-es, 1X98,
.
New
Underwear Materials
Just received, new, cambrics, nainsooks,
dimitys, batiste, piissc. crepes,, long cloths
and mulls. '
In our piece goods section.
$1.98
Creonne
Cuff Sets
Organdie Fronts
Vestings, and collar points by,
the yanL Organdie and lace
fronts, and cuff sets, attractive
ly priced.
Mr. itH(! Klrx. Sxon Drnco are bo
inp contra tlatd over the arrival of
a seven m4 a hn-K p-ouwd lwirn
June L!H, TW Jittlv fellw too Urtt
tfawird Mtt-rris V'awKwy iiiwu.
U 15AUS $5e
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II B-C K Mm ,1 II II k, 1 ' , - . . .. i.
U . sz-
Ur. airiirrtio To Co tjarr of id
titiM.no Tvcmp To Oo t aimcUI
t TbJt l-tccoiiig:.
Aprons
'Tolly SniVt" apf-oiA of bright colored
cretonnes, and j;ghams fever bungalow uihI
"Polly I'rijn" styfcPries $1.1)8 to -i.V.
Children's
Slippers Shoes
Black, brown and white canvas, kid
and calf's skin leathers, anklestrap and instep
straps. Attractive prices.
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312 DEPARTMENT STORES
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385
t'reme Oil
SOAp
4 CARS 25c
rx-v A. T r. TTLT 7? AH T A -fcT-tr A W i tiff AMTWTTH T'KTfigf Tf ITtnTrtXT, mii J..JiJ.
ga. u. Ail is, ft bumf AO ft A naiivu ujii uiaiii w vwgga;a2V5a:3g
yaitl. 'M tried it nut io several
tlacr;s woi it wag honied ftff the
Htao. Ado its uecq out oc punt
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John Earrymore
IN
"Dr. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde"
At a tnccixxf o bo hotd It) tlio
S. (J. A. tills Petiino oiifthpr
Ufto St'i.ttfB wiH bo uraoo-
i. tT A. v.awljo- FrtK. sr'tiM ruin
Mm 6
Ween transUtfd t the nc-rwn with ! POPULAR SONCSTIilt IS
John Birrymwi in the fesdinR '"Ic I APPKARING AT AKADE
thrat hiiHtmea today. TUKATRK THIS KVBNlNJJ i rr months.
Ir. Jekyll is pei-svuwU'd to Ro to j A1(, ,.,,. UMtKV is f , In the moroiog Ihe au:hor gave
low muic hill.-, from ti3 c.peKMinie m.tf , Arcailo tliouUc for tltir. j l-ily n il ropr of fho song. I'tt'
Ji kyll is M H experiment irHh ., j,, (111y" -i liice olhor arts r; otildn,i; go to re x panto ot htfi
li.ui.l Ihut ft'iM epxrt tne feooa iinHul!.o o) )u 1M.ogl.um. Lllihev is it ; 'K oroliPSiiiHioo loado. IJhey.
oU in m" low two cnsimci umiips, . ....... . . . h f ih jn
mlminiiilvi s it to himself ami bfeunes i
mil only Ji-kfH, lh rfoi tor-philmi-
thrnpit, lut lno Hyde, a Tni.-bHli,
ables. for it' I'.aH been his ureal joy-J "Afl
ill life to take u, souk and iminedi- hia
..tnl.. ,....! II ....l.lll;.,- tlflltFhflllt '
intoro'.l' h. l-a; .!""' !r!-,u"ny the. Ild0. the coi.nl, y. "Aftor the Ball" '
kIio'ad In tb ork of Iho f(y l", . ' ,. ., ' .
t. .... t , aw , after stirnnrly drmiitB- scenes,
. ., .. . . j tie succumbs. Duly after his death
. i, . i i ho dual ch.u!Wter of bis M:rsonalily
o full qonta fn ait ad'llilonol Iroop . , , i
It's creepy and uncanny but great
picture.
Tomorrow, Naziniova.
r Ihe Hall" that uo paid foe " ''" ' ' "
i u ?ou.
he won playing in Denver. He wao
on his way to too, boiel, when he
saw a toll, look? follow, with oo
oeoicnat icuDing up igaioa a lamp
post.
"Mr. l.inbc?." bo sait). "I bare a
llttl bode Mm.l wfsh you coitld
sinfl.' Tifl ' pimp letter rarriers
wrnto It und I'te put all mi :-a-
I II aing
, D.M bett M'Uyt. Tliore Will I"'
l'lbirtwo hoye in Mtp new troop.
Hie iroi.p bolng rinid'd Into four
pairida, '
a i In. .1. 1,. McPberanu bas con-
seated to ni t aa Hcioitinitster for
I, llils new troop and II. II. HoKali
J will bo itai-lviant sc-outmjister.
ridlovvlna Ihe tuectinK lO'Kaniz-
ln the new troop, the patrol leatl-
eiH id' 'rroop No. i will hold ill
I st I ii 1 IIIO'MIIIK.
Jl All boys Interested ill Joinlim ill ;'
I'.i-Ued l.i be al liie Y. M. C. A. Ill
7:0 tlliH exeninu.
KinonilrT tbe ice crcun social that
II Ik bild at the Baptist church
isibn. atlcrtioon at 2::!0 o'clock.
A few
niphts laier he Inlrodioed tbc roiif
in "A Trip lo Chinaiom" and It
been one of Ihe prealeal song bits , .,..',nl n,u t.ik n thoolomn. News
which bu Instiiuled. papers ran feaiare stories on it.
l.ibbey met the niiiliir. who was llm ,,n K(,ll(; 1m,.Bit0 a Hensatloti;
also the publisher, one uisht In' a1 'phis was proved one niaht ahile
palm garden In Milwaukei?. I.lh-1 "
bey ,bad beard about "Artel'
Hall" and asked the author
the copy.
Ubliey didn'l wall to hear Ihe
song, hut took the mamitfcrlpt In
lits holel. The title of II was
"Where Ihe Sih 01 y .Colorado Wend
Us Way." I.ibliey inlrodnce,) it
Iho nest aeek and Htartcit oo
its av to tirosnerity.
Ihe
for i
151 UOr.F.UT 1.01'L STKVICNSON '
appeals lo I lie
So Dr. ,ltkll
He wanted lo ) iehfSaw.aU that
flcsli, d I (rive his smil wnlomTiTti.
tMMujM'ted the potion hat malr,liim Mr. 1 1 dr.
J l.i'l l t Knl.trm our ttire.
i' A !';!!,' uHUfia is a wmk of mrrh-
:ni"in and yot it is mwl simple. Thiit
i i whut they sity f t ht otm-'UK ihat
J Ihry m'II nt Silvfrlhorrn's. They si-11
ttii 1 v 'he l-'.;i4i man lino. Tln-v di'volop
t and print your pii-Um's tin ilay ynu :
ii-iivo tUfin. 'They will cnlarvrt1 your j
i iiittt.irs small cost at Sihrr-j
FAMI
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fM.IVKR TWIST, JR..
AT AKCADK THURSDAY
A new' star lias been placed ill film
firmament b Willi un l'ox. lie is
Harold tiondwin w'ho will be seen at
tlie Arcade lluutre Thursday only in
a modern version of Charles liick- !
en s Brent story. "Oliver Twist' and
called on the V reen "Oliver Tw ist. I
Jr." Lovers of Dickens will be par-1
ticularly interested in "Oliver Twist,
v.", Ih-ciiu.-c it follows the book
closely.
A two reel comedy will alo be
shown.
"It's a dead one." the author
" WIMINCi, KKPAHUX;
pri.IAN KS AND tTX RES
H. iksi Electric Co.
lO.-i DEIIVf ST.
(rifal Contractors.
PHOXE EI) 3'Jil
i mm in :m , mi i i i ,,',' n
FAMILY DRUQ STORE
Si-e IJEl'OICK YOUR YKR
ama.iiiK change of "i bat at O t"
nimlei'ii arlor.
EYES Ihf ltmsl
vr avhirvtd by a
bi
& 'riuiititi
fnfet the ice cream social
I ' at the Baptist chuivll,
urrnoon at 'I'M) o'chn-k.
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The Comedy Also Slum in;; Th A CIiiimt l'or 'ITial
"Creepy l'oelini;."
TOMORKOW--NAZIMOYA.
.MIIIX ifVRRY.HORE IS
STAR Of "DR. JKk I.I,
AND MR. m DE." TODAY
DELIVERY SPECIAL
COSTS MONEY. IT'S AX-EXPENSIVE ITEM OK EXPENSE IX ANY BUSINESS.. IT'S PAID FOR, THE CX
SI MKR OF COURSE. TO VDYERTISE FREE DELIVER V IS IXCOXSISTEXT. IX A SEXSE IT'S DECEPTIVE IX
so CVl l ED FREK DELIVERY SERVICE THE EXPRNSE IS ADDED QX TO THE PRICE OF ALE MERCHAN
DISE YOU PAY VOR DELIVERY! SERVICE- WHET HER YOU USE IT OR NOT YOU HELP PAY THE!
EXPENSE OF DELIVERING THE 0'HER FELLOW'S (JOODS. 1'HAT'S CHARITY NOT HI SIX ES. HE
WHO W YXTS SERVICE fcXPECTS TO PAY FOR IT THAT'S PROPER FARMERS AND CITY PEOPFE
WHO C VRRY THEIR OWN ijmCEEIE HOME llfyULD NOT HAVE TO PAY, FOR DELIVERY SERVICE THEY
DON'T USE THEY DON'T AX THE HOOVERIZKD - PEOPLE WH( HAVE THEIRS DELIVERED SHOULD
P Y FOR THEIR DELIVERY SERVICE AND THEIRS ONLY THEY DO AT JHE HOOVERIZIO) THAT'S
COMMON SENSE AND JUSTICE 'NALltHE HOOVERIZED PROVIDES DELIVERY SERVICE AT COST FOR
THE CONVENIENCE- OF ITS CUSTOMERS. 10e DELIVERS ANY SIZE ORDER ANY WHERE IN THE CITY
HOOVERIZED DELIVERY IS CROVVtXlj MORE POPULAR EACH DAY PAY FOR WHAT YOU GET AND
(JET WHAT YOU PAY FOR AND YOUTL FIND THECOINi; EASIER AS YOU CO.
YOU SAVE ON EVERY PURCHASE AT THE . ,
HOOVERIZED
MAIN 49 A l'ound or a Ton Delivered (o Your Door For 10c.
PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE
Ki'l'crt Inii Stt' pi win's Hvvrfu!
l,,rV, "tr. J.-kvM !.! .Mr. Mili'." h
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