La Grande evening observer., August 27, 1921, Image 3

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Saturday. AWust 'J7. bVJl
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
I TODAY ONLY ;
j J. Warren Kerrigan
And His Own Company, in
$30,000.00
A romance on the trail cf a vanishing bank roll
A new Mutt and Jeff and
ANOTHER COMEDY
I
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The Mutual Improvement Asmh-u-tion
of the l-atter Day Saints Church
of Union had a picnic at the Edvalson
place, four miltjs up Catherine Creek,
Friday, August I!. A large crowd
wan present, many from La Grande
and neighboring tow us. Games were
played in the afternoon and dinner j
was served at 0:S0 in the evening, lif
ter which u bonfire was built and
sois were sung. They then repaired
fo the house, where a Program was I
rendered; At I) o'clock all came tn
town and had a dunce at the church.)
Listings
Wanted
On Thursday afternoon, August 2,
Mrs. C. II. Gnssett en ertained a num
ber of ludies at u birthday party giv
en in her honor. The . Gusset t home
UMiu fwwiiminu-K iteenm teil 111 Itfiiott-'
ful swevt pwia'anU asters mixeiv with' A """" etijoyulilo time was had liy uUj
muirii'ti hair fern.. Mrs. Gusselt was I l'f'W't-
IHfafiitfii with a number of beautiful ... , ,, , , , ,
presents bji her friemls. After a su-l , Mitehell D. C hnrnley of (.oshen,
cial afternoon dainty refreshments ml-; 18 th'' KUest uf Miss Marjory
t .... ,11 imU-iu ,f Si.mtt Wnuh j n ti.i '
were served anu an enjoyeu a woiuier-j . " 'V " , . want to sell, come In and list it with
tui afternoon, lnose present were: " . . . , -
'or Infants, fnvlli1 RnAOrowlnfrChlldren
1 UrOntiiml Kuiul-pimk For All Aee
for INFANTS & INVALIDS
ASK FOR -
W HOrllCH'5
me ungual
Avoid $
Imitation
and Substitutes
Rich MHk, Mlt1 drain B street In Powdci
No CuoLinf NouriihingDigeatibto
Every day we have many cults fur
J modern homes on pave.l strict h, .
If you have such property l lint yon
present
A. J. York
l H. Lindsay, and her aunt, Mrs.
i
(j, (no and secure tjiiUk results.
iw win.ut. I aitiiiKump oi isiana cuy. - mt. k narn-i
Easy Terms
Your Kitchen Floor !
'Mrs. 11. Wvnans, Mrs.
nf Wnlln W.ilbi. Mrs. W
Mrs. P. Bonillo, Mrs. S. 1). S uriil,' enroute to Seattle und-San;
Mrs. Ren Howell, Miss Doiu Jones' Vunns' whpr0 wl" sa'' t,ul
and the hostess. . I "entura for Hawaii, September (!, io
1' ... ' tiike un newsnaner work. He is a1
' The Ladhm Bible Cla. of the Prwi-I J""? ""T. w'w ",n,,."M, . ,
byterian ehureh entertained the mis.; University, of ashinKton and is a 10(, (,llwn ani ,.0 (,;
.ion band Wednesday afternoon at the1 """J" "f Phl (""' '- ,..,, n,,,, ,,. ,,, talljr H nv.
nome oi .his. w. r. monr. ine aus-, jiooio liuusn on Z Avo. Wily -rent
sion l'.aiul took enare ol the meet- ,, , ... , ,..t,i, .... .ii.tni.. .,f f.
.UIS..I. n.. riKin, nil s. i-s. i.in""" i ........j i. ........
and Mrs. O. K. Silverthorn entertained i to move Ibis wlntor, wlifn you ran
tne inursday hoemi (..luout tne I nun- my W,, niiS m,,. n.is.
injf, Miss Gwendolyn Buchanan, presi
den' of the societyi, presiding. Afte:
a short devotional and business meet
inf? Miss Isabel Miller played a pianoj
solo. Miss Kldora Hansen sang "Gou
Will Take ("are of You," followed by!
a missionary story rent! by Miss lluld.t!
Anderson. About fifty ladies audi
girls wore present, dainty refresh-'
ments being erved at the close of the
meetings.
try Club Thursday afternoon. The
afternoon was spent in fancy work
and a delicious two-course luncheon
was served during the afternoon.
The meeting of the Presbyterian
Missionary Study class whicj) was to
he held next iMonday has been nost-
poned indefinitely,
The World's Missionary! Socie'y tjf . .
the Kirst Methodist Kpiseopnl church 'Mr. and Mrs. George Rail are spend
of La Grande met in the church par- ing the week-end at Ames Si.iing vis
lors Wednesday and elected officers' iting with friends,
for the ensuing year. Jt was also d"-
, tided to hold the meetings the sec Kittle Miss Florence Houston en
ond Wednesday of each mon h in th
Geo. H. Currey
Ilea! I'lstate
InsiHiimr
! church parlora.
The officers elected follow) Mr..
! R. W. Iighton, president; Mrs. Abhie
Cooper, first vice-president; Mst. 1).
: W. Heck, second vice-president; Mrs.
, II. M. Tulley, recording -secretary;
' Mrs. Floyd McKennon, corresponding
! secretary; Mrs. Para Thornton, treas
urer; Mrs. J. C. Cramer, superinted-e-it
of litera ure; Mrs. A. W. I.effel,
superintendent of mite boxes.
I Mrs. J. F. Uobinson of Pendleton
(ertained eighteen of her friends at
thp home of. Mr. and Mrs. Flmr Hous
ton Thursday, in honor of hot seventh
bhthday. Hernice Phillips and Sadie
Fiazier acted as hostess's to the little
folks. A beautiful birthday cike wa i
the center of attract ion. On this were
seven candles, wnicn wore ifghlcd at
the pioper time. - The ld!ov.ing
guests wished' Miss Florence many
happy returns of the day: Myrtle
Holmes, lorettu Keefer, V olet Phil
lips, Arlene Saling, Jlutii Saling, Hat-
tie Lilly, Myrtle Houston, hmily Her
1US--
It ran lir niailc to look like
Armstrong and Elahon's Inlaid and Printed
LINOLEUMS
Don't wail until cold f iit hrr - lmv it now
W. H. Bohneokamp Go.
and her sister, Mrs. James Hussel of i ry, Itlanch McPherson, Hazel Mi Pher-
J this city, are sojourning at Hot Luke.
son, Kicharu liouston, Cuine Hous
ton, Muv Ilowe. Frances Philiin-, An
na Huhler, Klsie. Hubler, Ilernice
Phillips, Sadie Trazier.
La Grandees Pioneer Home 'Furnishers
Mrs.
dinner
imFace
f'f
WE PAY!
47.
on TinEi
DEPOSITS
the Future
Forget the Past
A fortune cannot he made with the
money you have spent.
. Deposit your money in this bank
and pay your bills villi checks.
You will then know why and
where you spend your money.
You can also take advantage of
an opportunity to buy at the right
time, without the risk of carrying
money in your pocket. .
LA CK.ANDE
NATIONAL DANK
LA GRANDE, OR.
SCUND-P.ELIABLE- r ROGRrsSIVF. Li
Miss Komn Jacobs-on of I.a Grnmlo
am! Misa Kilnn Pearson of Portlam.
are KlU'sts at the home of Misn n
Itlanche Furnish. They are on their ripritidtc. TnlV nf
wav to Ilusum, Washington, ar! I'or'. """WSH-a Ul
lanil, after a visit in I.a Grande nil LOWerirj Prices
MfsH Jacohson's home. Later they wii ! .
resume their stuilies ut Oree-on Airri- ,,, . ,,u-i.m.. wi. ., 07
oultuial CclleBe. Miss Jarobson, Miss T)m 'rob,Pm 0r"KvnR good' dentin-'
Pearsons and Miss I'urnish are soror-,,. Jrt ,i,i, ..,. i,.., ,...in..a '
ity sisters, all being membcm of Al- ,R on f , t ,.,,., ,..
pha ( hi ()meKa.-Pendleto I,ast Ore-, fronthlB Ule pl,)fosaio, ,r. i,,.,,,.,. ,..
Konian. Bnnzhuf or Milwaukee told Die 11a-
V 'llnn.,1 nn..t,.l Auunol.,llnii u-lilnl. w,ta
I. B. 'Mason entertained at:,,, ge.1(il()1 Au, 16
Wednesd'ay eveniiii? 111 hnor ,.D .i00,,i nn,,hopnnVn ..iiinn
of two cousines who are visiting her,' ort,.
Hopper and Roy House., ..,. . A,,.on woiIHiil-
' man should bo nblo to buy lionimt
Thursday evening a most delightful (i0,uislry ut 11 reasoiiiible fun," Dr.
bridge party, was given at the home r)asiilaf Btt(, .
of Mr. and Mrs. William Ash on Oi "luster doatislry at lower fees ran
avenue by their daugh vr, Min-'OI,,v ,,p ttecoinpllHbed when a group
nn, in honor of Miss Mae Neill, whoof (i cilif t. earh a specialist In' his
soon leaves for Hawaii M remain co,,,,., t1K,.lier In a ceniral lo
through the winter. Guests at three . rutw," c-oouBrullVB duntal elinir.
tables played hard for honors during! ,WnlM ,, OM,,rale in Ills
the evening anil it was a- eontest ;,.,,,, fl,., ()yi dins increasing
wherein skilled bridge players tools j hjs orfi(.1(,n,.v 40 per cenl, because
Mi ue.i. siiinen.!, wcie ve.i ui-i. . , din work 1m l b.'Hl
iiuallfled to do."
Dr. riiinzliiif said Ihn Milwaukee
Induslrliil dental clinic was proving
I
I . Mi s. Charles
MEMBER
FLDEKAL
RESERVE
Kffrpshmi'iits were Kirvt'd uf-
Icr thp card names and then followeif,
a (fift shnwer for .Miss Neill whose
appreciation was pronounceti.
n HiiPCPHS. Th IB moib wrK for iihiuh-
fhe Union branch library board en- (rjai ostahliHhnien.tn with which II
tertained the members of the Union n,lH nKrenmitntH.
Cnunty Library hoard a: dinner last!
eveninn t the Union hotel in Union.)
Following dinner the evening wa
pent in discussion of way. and
means for increasing the popularity j
of the library service offered to evervi
resident of the county) through Ihe
main library in Ii (irande and the I
branch lilnariefl at Union, Elgin and
Cove. v
Those ntlending from La. Orandc
were Cass Humphries. A. C Hamn-
MARE
THE
OREGON
Y0UU HOTUI.
Tlie Blackboard
Sale
DON T WAIT
For colli
llllVl' llll'
Wo -
weather to niiikc vtiui' ( (unions.
inaleriiU iit. Sail- Ith-cs,
Pen-ales ; 15
SilUalincs, lili-iiiclii's w'ulo ..." 29
Ou'ling, in dark colors
Cliallii's, in a. variety i'F 'colors
U pound Ciiltnn Halts
'A iioinid l!atts v..:
Wool ISatl.s, 7'J!I0 indie'- .: ...
('olilon and Wool A'acns For tyintf
J) to 23
23
23
$1.45) ;
$2.05
HO'-i
Andrew's Variety Store
inn
WHEN IN
PORTf AND
If
Popular Spacious Lobby
At Uii' Center iif
KverylliiiiK.
Broadway at Stark St.
Wo uuggest ynii wrlln, plionn
or wire tor reservations.
AKT1HJK II. MKYKKS,
MmmKcr.
AR
Sunday Only
"15he
Heart Line5'
From the novel by Gelett Burgess "
A drama whioh discloses the romance of a girl
who drifted
-At.SO
A COMEDY
TONIGHT
Marguerite Clark
RKAI) Til 10 OltSI'.UVKK WANT ADS
ton, George T. Cnehian and .Miss Mary I
Xit hols, county librariiin. Tliosc from
Union attending the dinner were Geo. J
jVrihinr . Mrs. George l!aird, Mrs.'i
Walter fjnk, Mrs. Frank Slacr, I. J
A. Wright ant! Mi.s I'uth Sr-rilnrd,
libiarian of the Union branch library. J
i
Mrs. George T. Cochran enter ained'i
in honor of Miss Maijorie Silver-,'
thorn at Hot Ijike Triday. The affair t
was in the form of n one o'clock J
luncheon. ,i
The Secret of Summer Comfort
There's mithinp; more cnmrniliilili' .mkI
cooling these hot days than ft -li, i i; j
clothes.
And it costs very little to keep gar
ments sweet and clean, our inoiteni
wash way.
Because, you see, wc si il you clean
ness the real cleanness of huhhliiis
suds and crystal clear wa1T and line,
fresh air ly the pound- (ii ! our mod
erate pound rate.
You can send everything and yet save
money.
Have ' your whole family enjoy an
alaindanue of spick and span clothes
it's the secret of sumer torn fort. You'll
find it easy to keep them that way if
you'll let us help.
Have us send our driver tomorrow
for your family bundle. We'll have ev
erything hack again all clean and sweet
in just a little while.
Some Heal Bargains
No. 11)1 A two-Btory 8 -room
house on corner of M-tin and
Walnut, paved Htreet; nlre
ribitdo trees; lawn; two , lots,
lODxllO feef; oner (lie most
Hljthtly placen in Ihn city. I'ricn
$:i,000.00 wlili it cash payment
of $1000.00, balance monthly
payments of $2f per month.
Nn, :HI 3-rmnn hoiie; In rue
lot; wood Bhed; ehlrken Iioukm
and nmt all feiiepd; near f':itli
ollc srltiKi). A K'od, little
homo fot 1700.00.
No. :tf Ten acres In f'ovn,
close In to town ; 9 arr"s un
der cult I vat Ion ; one a'i ft In
cow past ure; in prune tren ;
2 i cherry Irees; 2 room house;
wood sb"d. Wfll sell fur 12,-
000. 00 or trade for small
ho tine and half arrn or more
clone to some good town.
No. arra In the
1. add Canyon distrlr( .tfi acres
In nil t ivat ion ; ri an pas
ture and hay land; half mile
from t" hool ; t wn miles f i om
Hot Lk: fair Improvement;
wnter riirhl. - Jrc Sm.huo
rah p.i vmetit, balance ran be
carried on mortgag.
FORD SON
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"4 i -f '-r ' ;"i' .71 ,
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$G2fi f. o. b. Detroit
PUT IT TO ANY POWER TEST
While the Fordson Tractor has power in plenty to drag plows and harrows
through the heaviest soil, it i3 light enough, small enough and so easily con
trolled that it can be handily put to many tasks about the farm, that will
Bave you time, money and work.
In fact the Fordson will do every power job, both draw-bar and belt, more
quickly and at lets cost than it can be done with any other form of power.
So every month the whole year 'round the always dependable Fordson will
prove itself a paying investment, because of its capabilities, its economy
and efficiency.
We will gladly explain and demons trate to you the many Fordson money
makig, time-3aving features. Call, write, or phono.
Hilton's Garage
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MAIN 77
C. J. BLACK Si CO.
(Ilcnlfnra)
tm JrntHl Oirt(oti
THE MODERN LAUNDRY
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