La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 03, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO LA GKANne EVENING OBSEKVEK FELT SLIPPERS For Christmas OFFERING A LARGE ASSORTMENT FOR MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN SOS "Women's yml Mi.- J-YU Slippers nwj u;roat variety f sty I colors in all fuzes. Tric ed at, per pan $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 $2.40 s. wren's and TV.v's Felt lijei-s ill all sizes. A must a- eitaMe sift for tli "V. in or Ihiv. I'rieed r air $1.75 to $3.25 Hill's --Dep't Store Everything Electrical SELECT YOUlk FOR XMAS NOW H. & STELECTRIC CO. Eleerioal 105 Depot Street Contractors" Phone Red 3931 Do Your Christmas ------- , Shopping Early GIFTS THAT LAST When tliey' sec our name ,rn ilhe box they know it is jimd. We Will Save Ycu Money SIEGRIST & CO. l.arot Jewelry St re Ka-Jierii Oreiroii In 'i.tered to the injured passengers wasllman berth for a JachZ i.sv ni-r man i "i- - - . . . Ed Ran. Irwin. Pa. Mr. and Mm. W. A. Vanliilder , ihe clone unuer me direction i ." i. . . , ljnl)ir Dalle.. Pearl Autrey, a trained nurse of 1-o.r. tween Una' ' ,, vlti 10M J. A. Moore, express messenger, lind. who was a passenger on th nv.il the life i l '.-. M. yettil.k rYlliantl. jVesioouim nam. .uins ruti..-j, ...... liirrira for topped any injury, hurried from one botnieii nam - - . mrri 4.r m. T .. : 1 .1 ml ami ai m-"- - ---- --- kkcii jionaciinii' iu t ....... - mlvintf n tmnrliim. here, irivine a drill; (J le (lav coach, l:.ies occuueu C. J. Hoster, Walla Walln. O. F, James, Spokane. where most of the fu- A sudden determination to seek by the memoirs, as usual. Mrs. A. L. here from her home in Ontario Tues hichaidson won the h.tfh score and day. was awarded the clul piize. Refresh-i Mrs. Letson has a large numlier of n.er.ts pleasing to all were served. friends in this vicinity. Tuesday even- ing Mis. C. M. Humphreys, Worthy Decorated in cut flowers and pre- Matron f Hope Chapter, entertained seMing a mot beautiful appearance, 'jn honor of Mrs. Letson at a well the Cochran home on Second street appointed five-course dinner, at which j vas tne scene or a delightful after- plates for fifteen were laid, i.oon Wednesday when Mrs. George T.. he local Chapter exemplified the Cochran entertained the ladies of the -oik for the Grand Matron, which Wednesday Bridge club. Stores were elicited much praise from her on ac gcod and the occasion was one of in- count of their proficiency. Mrs. Let tense enjoyment. When the playinu B0n gave a splendid taHt on the in came to a close, Mrs. Kay W. 'Logan spirational nature of the lessons was awarded the prize for the high taught in the order, which was pro score of the afternoon. A six-course rtcunced one of the most splendid in lur.cheon was served before the happy terptetations ever listened to by those party adjourned. present. JACK IS MAKING MANY CONVERTS El Last evening the Kaffee Klatch hnd another of its pood times for whicn tnis organization ha quite a record. Mr. and Mrs. John Theison and (Mr. and Mrs. H. K. O'Brien entertained the club at the Theison home. Yellow chrysanthemums were to he seen in profusion and thiri was the flower chosen by the hostesses for decora tions. Bridge occupied the eveningj- (.!. , and the members were "on their toes, 'I r " at it were, for high wore wi-rc exhibit-f lU'CM ed at every table when announcemni ,wns made that the hour for plnyir.s to cease had arrived. The ladies high! Ucoro was made by Mips Margaret; Anson, and Mr, W. W. Ferry proved to be high among the gentlunen. Eight tables contested during the cv uh(.Vi !.. ..rtPUAt u. b'.irr.. churches of I.a Grande have combined forum was opened and the topics of mPP of the evangelist. the day discussed. Last Nijjht was ; Yet Will Preach mi " Yanls" Sunday Even ills' in Methodist Church Three-Fingered .lack Godwin spoke t") the largest crowd last night that ' has vet attended the revival meetings the Methodist church, where nil' Much of the first-aid relief admin- QUICKLY RELIEVED TUB racking, agonizing rheumatic ache is quickly relieved by an ap plication of Sloan's Liniment. For forty years,' folks all over th& world have found SloaA's to be the natural tnemy of pains and aches. penekules without rubbing. You carkjust tell by bts healthy, ' ctirnulaiinghdur that it ii going to do you good. i 'Keep Slocf fiandy fof neuralgia, sciatica, lame Vat stiff (joints, gore muscles, strainsnd spraiis. At all druggisi-35c, 19c, J1.40. fPam'sl enem Family Remfe.ilf. Fork clear. Dr.HobWs' Eczema Ointment 2 Good Lots Or Home Wanted Wo liave a parh- who ho (l a well' secured eon tract. t'r !r!o().()(), ay al)lc $jJ.").(I0 per illicit li Jie alsoias two automo biles, aiuKwill tiade y n traet amiVoiie or l;tih antos il'oi- ii(l, close in lots or will apply as first paymoivt en pood liome. ' SECURITY LAND & SAVINGS CO. f... c. i i,. i JL ... . ... 1 IJCC. o. AlinOUlin JI water nicic aim jii wwivi yt r-mi oiiHiuuni 01 rerry eniei ine oau every moment ana tne dan"-" . , ... . ... s u r L-..rrAri-.- fiir.i mi, fL.i. u-.i " . - . raiiroau oinciuis wi!i oe unaoie 10 JW1 t,lc tltc i. ........ v. .um mm .'uiunio txi- m a I int; nine. Ill hWlttl Circles j , t 1,1 ternoon at the Country Club and the the request is frequently heard for teT ,Vi f . f u- ? . V, dozen Udies who comprise this lively lepetition of the Elks' dunces all win-f,"1 C aSt d,!eH,ay " orKaniza,in had a mo.t pleasant oc- tcr nt'1 the off!c,al ,n,J,u'ry,'3 completed, casion. A dainty luncheon was servV ,l """""'"y. ed .luring th fWnr.n ill... trash undoubtedly was due to a mis- ed durinB the afternoon, Mrs. J L. An infornla piriy wa5 K:vcn Tum-take in train orders InKle proved to be the most proficiently evenj at the Count Club,' AcCord "K to panKers who :BndW and ... awarded h,Kh hon-a numb of wm SeigrUV, minor oT no in;uries, a! . time friends. For several years his iKht of terror and agony followed ,,.,, l irthday has been an occasion for a 0 the bleak rii;ht of way after the Dr. ami Mrs. A. I.. Richardson en- rehiring of friends and this year the trash. The cries of the injured minB!-l tertained ! a few friends Saturday eve,!- Country Ciub was chosen as the meet-cd with those of the frantic and hy.',-1 inp at the Country Club with an ex- inj? place. Dancing occupied the even- terical, and it was many hours before quisite turKey dinner. The occasioning and refreshments were served. A calm reigned over the desolate scen. was one of those fireplace visits be. guessing contest as to the age of M-. The relief train with doctors and fjre and -after dinner intu.spersei! Stigiist was conducted but a censor nurSes arrived at the wreck scene with dancing. jwus ,,)aced ov-.-r all answers. from The ralles an hour and a half I I fter the crash. Because of the heavy The Lucky Thirteen Club met wiihj Mrs. Minnie B. Letson, Grand Mai-)iow, it was necessary to pack the Mrs. Miuce Dennis Thursday after- ron of the ). E. S. of Oregon, made cots and stretchers several hund'e-J r.oon at her home on O avenue and an official visit to Hope Chapter, No. jrds over tho ice and snow to reach Blidge Was the official game enjoyed III. ast Wednesday eveninir. arriving, he victims. Text Book ol WALL STREET ITT EDITION ' Content History of New York Stock; 1 Exchange , History of the Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York IlktoryAf the New ork Curb Jldw to Cpen an Account and Methdds of Trading , . The Arj of Speculating fof ,; Aupnclting One's Inepme How 1 Secure Loans on btocka Dictioliary of Wall Street Tertr.3 and Values otfonaKH Exchanges . JCapy lr 1 "" McCall, RUey&cS Rrnc Kicnmuro ot Wew YorlT 20 Broad SU - New Vorfc IL0ANS Hi Trains theme last eveningwas "Two , one of which ran to safety Thirty children of the Rl.iiKi0 i'nd the other went into the ditch One,, Class of the L. I). S. church were de lightfully entertained Thursday after- n 1V"- tne law-aom.ng noon at the Amusement Hall by their nf soclcty; Bml earned the;; sinner anu in- iuwiuss eirniiffii. uis i iPustrations were excellent for he us-! J ed all the railroad expressions known i to the boys who operate trains ani he J Wo lili trachew, Mrs. K. C. Parsons and Mi's, Johnson. Games that all children like to pluy were urJulged in and' de. licious refreshments of doughnut terts and cocoa were served. Along with other excellent talents ' used the different signals and ordc so familiar to transportation lines. , ! At the close of his meeting many;. AssWiati Wasuinjrtoi obtair lav. repmsent Sa'viims & in I-o Grande is now found the actor' 'onatd and expressed their dt-l, SECURIf ...... . c In -nr1r in Emo nf the Tji Or.inde . atUUH talent. Next Monday a home talent caste will stage for public exhibitio-i -nurcncs ,'" ,n luTr 11 wi,31' that famous pathetic drama, "Jerrv, a B"neral stir throughout the congre- The. Tramp," and from the way seats f whpn the invitation was given I, .... ..,. . ,.,:ii i. ,., by the evangelist to turn to a Chris 1! a premium in the Arcade theatre. Itlun llfe- am' f,ron' evcr' -tctl1on of the Some of the leading citizens take pa-l I"'" f0'1 both ,mpn an11,. "T" in the drama and in doing so thev sl"Pf,e d f'''"' Rrasped the hand I h.ive turned back the pages of history of ,hc preacher. . to the davs when home talent plavsi Tomorrow night Jack talks on-, were numerous and the follower of,us; 'n which he will liken tin- Looth. Joe Jefferson, Hanfoi-,1 an, lives of people today and their courses . other artists of the spoken drama took ln. ",e 'V 5 diep interest in an art ihat seems to railroad division. b, fast disappearing. The Ad Club '''" 1uri,'. fotc;tlon and Patriot ij spons..ring the drama '.Monday ev- League, composed of one hundred rning and those who have witnessed 'ounK Indies, will render special musv rehearsals state bcvolld question th-it flir tomorrow evening s meeting, a it is one of tha best shows La Grande "Hl"-'h tho mam musieHl feature will people have Uen permitted to see in tnc eongregntionnl singing which many years. ,,,c evangelist delights in and which '" he has so successfully kept running Mrs. Albert Cui rey entertained a throughout his meetings in La Grande., few friends Thursday evening at h.-r apartments in the J. C. I'cnney build : JOHN GARDNER ins. tiu.sts fr two tables enjoy.-!, OUT OF DANGER llie nosjiuaiuy 01 Hie noiess, wnu'n in eluded nut onlv a ening but delivftms a proper A 1 UiaTisJ A 1 AGES the Loan of Tacoina, and can without do- SURANCE CY CHAS. H. REYNOLDS Manager I.a (Jraixle, Oro-jcm. SUNDAY AND MONDAY WILLIAM S. A R T IN- tHeM yA PararnVunt Picture of ounted, He And "!riin, searlet-eoated iSder of ihe North, had carried the lavAonla thlousand trails. always came back wit? his man! Then oho day heiinrned to his chief for the first tiniie aloluj! i!nt. in his eyes the liffht of Ihe "pi-uudest 'Metoi-y man child ever win. A bijr brave story ,!' tlie i-reat North Also Showing a Comedy rv Pleasant ev- (Cnnlinurd from .ge One.) refreshments at hour. er being H(l, many only slightly tout, pre as follows: Tin. Elks yo.-ial t-ommittw got busv. Tne Seriously Injured, thiv week and for their fiist event' A. M. A .-he, aged iSS Kast Madi ft.'.gfd a ball on Tue-!iiy e"ning pnn street, Portland, injuries to leg. whiih was a genuine success from John 1. Casey, Meaeham, right an rvery standp-nnt. The beautiful bull- klc fractured. touni in the Klks home was arrange.) K,y I lodges, agetl 111, of Stanfield t;inily for the event anil the music Ore., injuries to head, chest and legs. Trovided was the comment of the ev- Mux Keppler, Ramsey, Mont., in cning. It was an nivbest a that hit juries to head, nose and shoulder. . S. M. Stevens, Condon, Ore, silp find leg wounds. Ivory Py-Ra-Lin For . Christmas tiftt line niorteo SetsNj.ilet At1iis t'..i... ,-...j.,, i ... Never was Tvoi-y, .Manicure Set' illl- lilu lk.'i.iir b ins will lc easily t'MI Will 111 III solvoitS omjileto. an Pyraliit Hid Leather (iooiK. r 'liri-itmas j.imIi- utman's Drug Store The Rexall Store C. l. Ingersoll, iMinnenpolis. injur ies to nose anil iitaiT. Atuone Cenvly, Terirbonne, Ore., ir.juties to back and hea.I. Meni! Tony, Visalia, Cal., injuries to head. I.cns Serioulv In i tired. Mrs. I . Whitrsi.le The l:il!es. Iiis Mulholland, i,a (Irandc, (0 years). C. A. Clrm, Albany. W. U. Trotter, Vancouver, XI. C. I ewU .loii.'s, tortt i , Portland. 1 M. M.-Cor-n.'!l, Portland. J. W. Mount, Portland. J. I.. MeCmry, Portland. C. S. Hretma, PoKon, Mont. S. A. Young, Astoria. Mr:. V.. G. I Inn-ten, Portland. A. Hmld, Jr., Heppner, Mt;. It. K. I.ronnrd, Petulleton. Janis llnnMRn. Moro, Ovgon. Mrs. J. O. Meier, Frfrmington Minn. j Kd Roan, Portland. I Kred Ruris, 'orvallis. Ore. C. K, Parkpr, Conilon. W. W. MriUnry. Portland. Mr. ard Mr. M. Stoltn, Portlard Mr 5. M. Prown, B.ir!oy. Idaho. Mr. O. K. Faulk, Portland. (ieotge Keanlon. TVrtUml. . ! IHy-f - to. m tmHOt a Ibe M!K l"M , M II ' Jf,3,"-7; ,SV I 1 1 'X. ? Jk IfC V'" nk Jnl hll hjttnm au i .71 1 W. W T , ' V C?--nVH ' 1 ll lyN' C$- I i t -""' u i.-ti r.vt. uifo.ii..fan. "yiy V , ( 't M - - Jf-I fi lMlf . l .. . v - ! Vf UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM 0.71 S ' .:; umnl l. Mm r, timi - 1.!...., " I." T I llCo " "'tf-.iS1 , i. ,m n ki" ! Jbmumm J - -vf"i'"- if -.';j?f C A Vl.-J IHlhnti'lMMIIW ! IV, 1 1 C ''!' 'J!yi.N . J ai . " vm ' T 1' Vil li 4 '-i'g--4.,., t l, fOouthland xrr LJkMtmH 1 Call or address J. H. Keeney agent La Onnde, Ore., Wm. McMurrnr n0n0r,i t. senger agent Portlanc Oregon. ;