La Grande evening observer., July 23, 1921, Image 8

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER "
' SATURDAY. JULY 2.1. 1031
f. Childer Chan. Suuircs and
?J. C. PENNEY COMPANY A' NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION
Mitres l.ucy Wade and Anna Brooks,
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A Soothing
Self-Shave
Probably the main i-eason why all men arc
not self-sha veis is because many of them
il'jil not at first get the right kind !' razor
and other requisites'.
W'c sell llhe sort of shaving supplies that
make shaving a real pleasure.
HigJrGrado Razors, Strops, Hones, Mugs,
Lather Brushes, Soaps, Powders
Creams, Lotions, otc.
A complete out.fit will cost but' a fraction
of the ainoiint of a year's shaving exjense "
at a barber s'hoji.
See Our Window
llUpjJ S Pharmacy
SHERRY S
Sunday and Monday
"Bunty Pulls
The Strings
Hero's a Nip of Jtaro Old Scotch That'll Warm
The Cockles of Your Heart
It's a Ooldwin Special
Al.su
'OTHER DOINGS'
Our Hume l.t!iu-hiA.
Tin- fiiu'.-t Cold t.uiH'h iuii-kly serv-
I, lluit is n fiiii' as tnni home luiirh
s Jt very n'iiuiinhle price, every
iluy nt 1 1 :::! 11. m. to l.;!ll p. in.
TALUK com'K(tiom;i:y
COMPANY.
0? It Never Vexes the Housewife Kj&f
V ' - "" ,Who Knows Our Satisfac- B':J
Ttory, Economical Fanr f-u
Last niirht marked aiiuthvr mile
s une in the history of the local c
O. chapter vvrtelt the huibaiuW tuiti
Kclltlwneli friend vt the chapter
uienibeis carried out ail annual cus
tom of entertaining their wiveo and
'.sweethearts diUner. Tlicse men
h;..'e an auxiliary club of their un
called "lliil ' and they spimijc a sur
prise on their wivw lust evv-nijijf by
taking them to the new liniou nolel
for dinner. The service firut
class, tieiriimiiij; a' it o'lcock. At
tractive menus hail been pi-ovkied with
colors to cvirespnnd to the P. K. O.
' emblems. After dinner an interesting
program was. earned out, Attoruoiyt L.
Ict:ham, of KIctn. responding .o a
: toa.-t, and a quartet eonsisunir of
.Mr. I B. Moe, lr. K. P. .Winaii,
Miss Kreiderike Schilke and Mrs. -VI
vin Snapp, rendered a number. Mis?
Si-liilke sang a proup of songs in her
delightful way, and favored the guests
( with a solo dancv. About midnight
i the ailnu.Hl fes.ivity was ended ami
the men have proven themselves
ffniciou.- hosts once more.
Those present included; Messrs
and Mesdames II. S. Hruwnton, (.. 11
llidwell, (Jen. II. Currcy, Koliert S
Kakin, A. It. Hunter, J. I). McKennon
I.. II. Moe, William Miller, Kred i.
Sdiilke, Alvin Snapp. J. K. Wright.
Wayne Wade, I.ee War-nick, F. W.
Whiting, K. I'. Mossman, all of lj
(iiniidc; Mr. Kred K. Kiddle and Mid.
K. K. Kiddle, of Island City, Mrs. Lucy
Stiiuchfield und Mi -s " Kreiderike
Kchilke, of La (it antic; Mrs. J. T. Rich
nrtlson, of Pendleton; Messrs und
Mesdamps Krncst Vehrs, W. K. Brown
ell, It. Shoemaker, ).. Dcnham, S. A.
(.huppell, H. II. Hug und Miss Austin,
ull of Klgin.
,
1 The nipmbers of the Christian
church will give a recepion in honor
I of Rev. (). W. Jones anil wife at the
church purlins Tuesday evening nt
I eight o'clock. All members and friends
of the church are cordially invited to
attend.
j The nmrringe of Mr. Steven Frank
. lin Srriliird and .Miss Inez Catherine
'(jutes, of -Union, was solemnized at
I the Methodist parsonage Saturday,
! .lul.V 111. Ill 10::;0 o'flix-k n. m H..'e
ji.lmnes Huston performing the cere
' I monv.
: Mr. und Mrs. Sfriliirtl took tht cv
fninjr tinin for Portland ntl coast
piMdts, ami ihrir announcement
j road itt hmne, Union, Oregon, after
Autfusi 1st,"
I '1 he groom is the ohlt-nr son of Mr
and Mrs, Geo. A. Sorihird, and the
bridt. is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
I S. O. Gates, m( Union.
I The Alpha vu'i will meet with
I Mrs. II. h. Dixon On Tuesday after-.
r.onn of next week instead of Friday
afternoon, -the usual meeting day.
(hi Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Herbert
Pattiun was the charming hostess
to a number of ladies at a farewell
party given in honor of Mrs. John
AdsKin ami Mrs.. Krnest Waltz.
The uf et noon was pleasantly pass
ed in conversation and. .cards. High
honors well u Mrs. Uert Hughes; sec
ond to Mrs. John I'aniels, and con-i-olation
tc Mrs. H. Miller. The host
ess also piesented the two guests of
honor with -lokens of remembrance.
A delicious two-course lurichnm
was served by the hostess at five
o'clock, after which the ' ladies de
parted, bidding farewell to Mrs. Ads-
kin and Mrs. Walt., both of whom
.-ooii leave to make -their, home; in
Tht. Dalles.
''
r'ully Kl women and rhihrren' spent
llnee delight fill hours at the Coiin'ry
Club park last evening, swimming.,
visiting and just sitting around, or:
helping 'he menfolks with rakes,
while many men were cleaning up
the pink grounds, building roads, etc.
Alter the work gangs bad Ik-cm Called:
ff, the "eats' committee took com
mand anil a lunch t imped off- with
watermelons was served. Mrs. Kay
I'. Murphy and Mrs. ( has. II. Reyn
olds were ihe cninniil lee in charge of
refreshments this week, but Mrs,
Reynolds was tumble, to serve on ac
count of illness, and Mrs. A. W. Nel
son substituted for her. Next week's
refreshment committee is Mrs. 11. M.
1'av and Mrs. William .Siegrin.
M i s. bin ley Crandall ami Mrs.
Wdl O Hilda II wi re joint hostesses
lltuiday altemcoii to the Ladies of
the Motischeart l.egi n at the home
of the former in Otdtowii.
The afternoon was spen' in needle
woi k for the bar.aar the Moose aru
planning at u later dale.
At the close of the afternion, ru-
fie-hmeiils were served on the lawn.
I "1 huse niesen were Mrs, Jessie l-'ish-
1 er. Mrs. Don Shanks. Mrs. Ivv t'ran-
fTl dall. Mrs. I-rank Shanks, Airs. .1, h,
trfjjr 'Kline, Mis. Marjone Collins, Mrs. f.
Is. Shultz, Mrs. Aila Urannon and the
i hostess. -
i -
William Ackcrman, together with
M:s Ackcrman and thYir daughter, of
Kj., Nevada, are visiting at the home
of' Rev. and Mi's. Joseph W. liitnn.
1 In v have been on it trip through
California and aie on their way home
and expect to make an extended stay
hcie.
M r. and Mis. A. C. Hampton and
little .laughter will leave iomormw
"Veiling foi a short visit with Mr. ami
Mrs. D. M. Hampton, parents of Mr.
Hampton', at Monmouth. Mr. and
Mis. D. M. Hampton will celebraie
innr uobit-ii wedtling anniersary on
Satuulay. July :u, at which time their
family wdl gather together for a
i e union.
On liieir vacation the Hamp'ons
,il-o expect tf spend several days vi
iting with friends in A torm. They
w ill ptobabl,,' be pone a little over u
week.
a r
) Mis. C.uy Gtecn enlertainetl at an
( ,it ler rioon tea 1 uesihty in horur of
' .Mrs. I. K. Kramer, of (Jraftei, Calif,
i Mi -. Kiamer wa- formeily a very pop
, it la r ImMer lady tind is here on a
' atit r- an atoenec of fte years.
I Many f'tends spent 'i'l' afternoon vis
i it mg Mi . K i timer, including Mes
i Sanies S Iiwip, J. A. 't'hew.ie. Sher
11 Williams. W. McWillirtm. U
- W. Week-, 1., i Larsen. C. S. MiH.n
, t . Hitrt'd, of l a .rande;A Wankdl,
I k.i Vim.-, W Mitchell, and f. k
Kldd'-, JOand Ci y; C. W. Ko,
I,. ttt roiisT-n, .1. McKinnis, t. H. I'ui
tir. .(. I'jttit, H H. Huron. K. Norvilf
I tiOtle J rtt,h. 1 . StHll'tA- t.
niretl the table was spread vi'h (lain
y viands brought by the guests. Those
Announcement are out calling In1
ill tou't rv Club members to a dune-.
njf party at the club house next Wed- j
rc.Mjuy vvviiirnff. Daiicinff -be gin's at
' o'clock, and the rtrceiptK from the J
'Ktrly will upply to needed furnish-'
iiis ntoui th.. vlub, IJnd.-ay'ti orcheS-t
lu wdl tuitjj.ih the music. Kor thoMe '
n ca'u.i, bct. win ue pioviucu on i
ihe uoivii but, tt ts not to be a card j
i'ly, toe ubie simply bein yro
vidyJ for tii-An who would ra her f
lo tna-t th.wi dunce, acetirding to Mrs. !
miv nn Bui'vu, who is chHinnau of j
ihv comiuituv in charge of the partly. !
'Wy want vveiy club member to be j
u to uiakw it a big and Huccessfui !
vvnt," saiit Mrs. Van Iturcil today. I
iunch will be served. I
'
m'wrcst to the college people of i
La Grande, aid also his former frieTida '
teie, is in- tellowing, which was tak--ii
from the Corvullis Gazette-Times,'
.elling of a pwrty given in honor of ,
Mr. ami Win. Harry Moon. Mr. Moon :
is a funnel resident of La Grande. ;
The article follows: i
' Mis. Harry W. .Moon, a bride of i
arly July, whs the recipient of a
jleasant suipri-e Monday evening
vhen a duaen of her friends gathered
it the J. H. Whitby home and later
tpM-arctJ at the hopie of the brides
mother, Mr. M. h Heath, for an
vening of conversation and mu.sic.
The affair was in the na urc of a
ovctvd dish supper and miscellane
us shower, wiih both Mr. and Mrs.
Moon as honor guests. The dainty
eifts were secreted in the dining-
oom and after these had been ad
its sort
hv the
idden included Mrs. J. H. Whitby,
Miss Nelle Gunn,' Miss Kred a Harlan, 'p1
Miss Mildred l.eland. Miss Dorothy . ?Q
Newton, Miss Kvelyn Jensen, Miss O
v'erna Miller, Miss Merio HolIister.hH
nd Mi Kdith Buckingham. Mrs.
Mooti, who was Miss Antoinette Hoath,)
.vas a bride of Sundav. July !i. iK
Of intervst to the members of thej!
Christian Kndeavor in La Grande, arc
he farewell parties which have been FM
riven this week m Portland for MissIC
rave Steinmetz who leaves Portland
next Monday for New York Ctly to
Hi'ume 'the national secretary for
voung people's work for the Woman's
Board of Foreign Missions of the
Presbvterian church.
Mis.-r Steiumetz has visited ihe local j.
ujcieties a ntimler of times, Tmiking j
nany friends with each visit. She ; W
vas also here during the Eastern ! !j5
)regon convention of the Christian
Kndcavor held here lav Febniary.
Mi's. J. T. Richardson returned to
ler home in Pendleton this morning,
ifter visiting with her son, Harlcy
'lichardson, here yesterday. She came
ver -to attend the dinner given tpr
:he P. E. O. members at the Union
Hotel last evening.
Mr. and, Mrs. Byram Mayfield and
laughter, of Enterprise, arrived in the ;
.itiv Wednesday for a few days' visit j
lere. j
Miss May! Dunn went to Kn-'erprise
Wednesday for a week's visit with
friends, aiming them Mrs. Ray C.
trust een. Miss Dunn is a former
resident of Enterprise.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Wale left last
: veiling' on No. 1!) for a short vaca
tion a: Seaside.
One-of the most enjoyable cfents
f the week for a number of local i
'adies was the party given this week i
by Mrs. Frank Pike, honoring her i
uster, Mrs J. T. Hannon, who has
rone to Wall Walla 'lo make her fu
ture home.
Mr. and Mrs, Hannon have been
esidents of La Grande for the past
I wenly years, and thus have many I
o,e atiuaiiitances who.rcrot their
If part arc for -the Washington cily.
Mr. HannoM .is -special Agent for- the .
o.-W.. and hmi Jtad his heauMuartcrH
hangeiL toiWalin Walltw '-
As a farewell, Mrs. Pike invited m
tbout thirlv-five of the ladies of the
Catholic church, in'imiitu friends of
the honor guest, and the. evening was
lelighl fully spent. At a late hour,
light lefre.hrnents were served by
he hostess.
tt
Miss Jean Williams cit'ertaincd a
few iieiirhborhood irtrls Thursdav on
he occasion of her llth birthday an-
uiversar.. With the assistance of her !
mother, Mrs. Shcrwowl Williams, she I
provided games and toothsome re-1
freshiuents fov her little friends, who
included Kdi h P.iyton, Dorothy Ann
Wai nick, Genevieve Grant, Moia (tas
ett. .Marjoric Wallsinger, iDorothv
1 1 town t nn, Dorothy Eberhard, Judith
Snndgri'ss. Lola Marian Snoilgrass,
Helen Williams and Lois Nelson.
The I adies Pible Class of the Pres
byterian church wan entertained on
Wednrsdav afternoon at the home of
Mrs. J. Rlaekington, K'.OT N. Spruce.
I'he first part of the meeting was de
votional, under the leadership of Mi's.
Hess Spencer. This was the regular
monthly mee'ing of the class and the
afternoon was spent in discussing the
mlvisibililies of taking up the system-
Buying More,
We Buy for Less.
Selling More,
We Sell for Less
, TO HELP
YOUR DOLLARS
Cover your needs. Our buyers are iu;ikiiifc .lremeulj.iwh effort 8 to quality
niei-cliiinilise tiJ-iei:s you can al'f'ortl (o
eyery department (if our store. .For 'the
family, their needs ean be supplied here
savings. '
SMART NEW SHAPES.
py. Jlieir .suet-ess is apparent "
home, and for every member of the
at priees that afford you generous
Summer Hats
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Tliese have just arrived, each one newand siua'rt
in styles and materials. Many x-f tt'Iie shapes follow
Ihe style tendencies for jail. The prices ranjie
ii-...n JP2.98 to St.OS
- NEW SHAPES
Purses - Bags - Beaut) Boxes
Such a wonderful assortment, of beautiful purses
we are seldom jible tfo show. Three shipments
i.omiiifr nt once males i.iis slrnving most complete
in s-napes, jeatliers and colors'.
WHITE SATEEN
Petticoats
Of p'od iiality, wiiite
sateen, : full cut, with
elastic waislH bands, in
il to 10 leiiK'th. A
truly exceptional value.
. NEW
Collars
25c
Anoilier great value are
lliesi! collaiw of organ
die and laces, in white
find colors.
I
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Trices 9S jo $22.50
MISSES
Bathing Suits
98c
Every child should havi
suit and the opportunlty
cn.joy the waller. These .suits
of navy blue cotton, white
trimmed, are of good weight
and in sizes (i to 12 ;veai-s.
( r mnr j
I Wi JVH ii O
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to
GINGHAM
HATS-98C .
An attractive shape, of plaid
ginghams in the most staple
llaids and coloix. Just tlm
thing fo-r garden-and outing
wear.
NEW RiBBONS--25c
All 4he beautiful new i-'hades
are included in this showing
of wide moire taffeta rib
bons. .
36 in.
Pcn!alc3
ne
in.
Voilc.1
:;ye
). -
Crochet
Cotton
; S1 '
Crenie Oil
Soap"'
4 bars for 25c
U. C. PENNEY COMPANY A NATIONWIDE INSTITUTION I
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SPORT POT P0URT
tlMirli. .ml nf nrlrd Kind.. anil
SiHirrrx.
itk'ul Hililn slucly which is civen un-ril-r
l.hc drocliiMi of '1ic Mii.y lnsti
lutiim t Chicauo. This ns Ir-ft i"
llir hnnils of h committpi", which will
report at the nfx-i mi'i'tini;. Mrs.
Frank Stilwcll actcil as prcsiilcnt, ilup
I to th- aliscmc of Mrs. C.rai iu llossi-.
At tho close of thp nftrrtiiiuit, ilaimy
iTfri'shnu'llt-s wito scrpil and all
spent an cnjrfvnblc nftcrnoon.
The I'ythinn Sisrs' Aiil was rn
trrtainoir on 'Wcirlncsday afterniHin liy
Mi-s. Mulh- Moss anil Mrs. I'c.c-r l.e
l lair at the home of Mrs. Moss. The
..ft ........ in it... a un.illl III llll.killf. t. Illlilt.
1.1 i. . iiv.v.1 ....... w , .lln.l.Un nn.l I.. u,.l....l..l...l ... I
IHiinty refreshments were served ami . " . , i-
all spent a deliirhtful afteniooii.
Glass Worker, Lose Sight.
Miiny of lite workmen tn Hie clfi"
fH"'t Ties of Venice heiin lo lose their
.iht tc'ler lliey'lmve piieil their for
lieth year Hint sunn lipeetne toinlly
hllnil. The liiiciiirinelit of Nion Is
rtniseil by Ihe evesvp henl it nd the
flnrv I'roin Ihe uluss fiiriinees.
I.aje vs. Oxforil anil C'anibridfrc. The
I meet will be the fifth stuped between
thp inteina'ional rivals. Oxford and
(Janibriilire won tile first set of (ramps
held nt the yiiecn's Club. Kensington,
Kniflalid, in lwm, 5 cventM to I, first
places only 'nuntiiiB. Harvard nd
I I ale won Ihe second mei.l held .1
....... 7. . thc faiou.s Herkuley Oval ill New
"Ivicls Have dame On. pork City, Septenvber 25, 1!01. The
A bii; intersec-'jonul contest is on sein e was li events to 3. The Ameri.
for the coniiiiir week when the Imbler j cans were victors in V.m-l whon thd
junior, who have cleaned up in these 1 defeated the Knirlish collegians at the
parts consistently, will meet the Walla Queens Club, npniii by a score of fi lo
Walla junior champions of Eastern j l. In lull, Vhen iJie games "were
iregon. ine game win ik piayca at nein tor the thn l ine at th.. UnnV
( lull grounds, Oxford and Carnhridgc
evened the score hy winning 5 to I,
;nposi'ion at that. The kiddies from
troth towns are out for blood and arc
going to play real ball.
Itig Meet on Today.
ll:.rv;.r,l .......Mini w o l..ilrr
frnin I h (.randi hut inxt thp xmo '
Iik-bI followers of the track and field
sports wish they mighi witness to
day a contest between Harvard and
Tennis Players Loafing.
Tennis is on the sluntp. Hot weath-
wavs ; or curtails the number of games
where that stivnuous cxeirise is con
cerned and a big majori-ty of the La
tttande racquets have been laid away
until cooler weather.
SUGAR!
Is Again Advancing
We Have A Limited Supply At
$8.20
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