Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1922)
Saturday, January' 7. 1922 PA HE KTOTTT L7T ORAXTDB TCVENTKO OBRETJTRK ITMnMlHHffWBWBTniM T " -- --- - . We Now Feature:. i v Y ft f: I 1 !; I Grasp the Meaning of Our Guarantee AVtdo not lire "guanuiieiMl" iiidiscrimiii ulfly buNJu'ii'it appeal's in ((Hineciioii wftii anything iol'iVrd in-.our shop, liiorcliiiiidise, or wirviee it vonvcyNtftJrythiiif? which the wod ini jtlics. (loods at ourr)iv are sold with the un derstanding Itliat if thcVJly i(':t prove satisfac tory they juay be returned We Avatit cusl Miners to feel that Hhoy will always got A Square Deal at Our Store Take Advantage of our guarantee during 1922. SnappY La Grande Pharmacy Home of Snapp's Snappy Service i LA GRANDE -; - .- - OREGON START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT Visit our store and see the many Uai'sains we have t olTer. 'Pleated Dross Skirts ).7." Wool Serge and .Jersey Jumpers $7.90 Japanese Kinionas .'pi. Hi) Silk Hose (i!V to 2.()S Math-Mats -sr-i- KaiH't Sho)pin,' Maskels 7.V to .'X) Slai.i(iVirv, per hox -" to $2.2") .. 2")'' off on all wool so.v, wool gloves, sweaters and eaps. X Anclrew airiety Store Where YdiiiCidit Is Good Use It , The Ladies' Societv of the B. of L. I''. & E. held n public installation of ; their newly elected officers for tho year 11)22 at the K. of P. hall Friday ; afternoon, January C. The following ! 'officers were installed by Installing j I Officers Nell Swan: Past President, I Ada Clifford; President, Ida Clinton; I vice-president, Gussie Weagel; sec re- I tary, Mabel Cook; treasurer, Louise j Hilary; collector, (Lena Head; dele-1 Rate, Ida Charlton; alternate dele 1 irate, Ida Clifford; inner guard, Alta jBickford; conductor, Bertha Bates;! warden,. Lillian Hedjrren; board of trustees, Mabel Coleman, Gussie Weagle, Mary Hawes; magazine cor. respondent, Ernestine Stitzinirer. Af jterward a very delicious luncheon was I served under the able management of ; Dora Catbn. j J A pleasant aftomoon was spent at the horn eof Mrs. Fred Smith in Con 1 nonlalo Thursday afternoon, when Mis. Koy Smith and Mrs. Fred Smith I entertained theWomen of Mooseheart j Legion. The time was spent at nced- lowork. At the close of the afternoon : a delightful luncheon was served by the hostesses. The Kaffee Klatch was entertained at the Country Club Friday evening , Mi s. August Stangc acted as hostcsK I and carried through her duties very j capably. After the card playing, Mr. I Robert Ncwlin won the gentlemen's ! prize and Mrs. Vincent' Palmer won the Indies' prize, refreshments were served. The remainder of the evening , was spent in dancing and a very en joyable time was had by all preesnt. The local chapter of the P. E. 0. mot yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. W. Knowles. Mrs. Lucy Stanchficld - read a very interesting paper on "Appreciation of Modern Painting." The meeting also discus sed plans for making aprons, the prof it to be piesentcd to the local Red Cross Thrift Shop. The Methodist Episcopal choir, those that took part in the Christmas cantata, were entertained at the home of Mrs. Sherwood Williams last night. Members of the choir mem ber's families were invited and a four course supper was served at 6:30. The dining room was beautifully decora ed and the supper was enjoyed im mensely by everyone. -At the close of the supper the party spent the re mainder of the evening socially and then took their departure, feeling thai a very delightful evening had been spent and hearty in their congratula tions of the ability of, their hostess. ' il The Westminister Guild will meet Monday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Oscar Poarch, 2000 Ce dar street. I ! The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club met at their regular time at the home of Mrs. II. K. O'Brien. Mrs. W. (i. Sawyer won high honors for the nftci noon's playing. Delightful re freshments were served by the hostess and she received many compliments on her capable management. i . I '"Mrs, Luther Dunn and Mrs. James Dobbin gave a farewell paity to iM'th. C. S. Dunn, who is leaving for Taromn I A delightful social hour was observed land refreshments were served. Quite ' a numbov of guests were present and everyone reported a delightful time. The party was held at the home of Mrs. Luther Dunn. I The 1'nikJnle Club will meet (Wed . nesdny afternon, January lltb, at the I1....1C of Mrs. M. h. Carroll of rruil jdalc Mrs. K. Ailler will assist Mis Carroll in entertaining the club. Interesting talks on "Immigration" will feature the gathering of men's clubs next Tuesday evening when the Methi-dist Men's club entertains the Presbyterian Brotherhood and the Hnilhevbed f St. Andrew nt the j host's p'!"'"!'-1. Music and refresh incuts v-:m l- other leatures 01 th-' meethi:;. L'.'ii.i.viatiim being one of the furcnio: I topics of the day, that sub ject wn;: chiw.-n for the evening's dc lilicmlmv.s and while Prof. K. D TowhT xviil give the principal talk, utile's will lend in a round table (lis cussiun. it is expected that about 00 men wiii be present. A Fascinating Presentation of ; L'Aiglon House 'Dresses At Three Popular Prices $2.98 '-f $3.981 - $49.8 ' " C Asi ,ight (Iainy and refreshingly colorful as if created The r.bovc i'.li si rations pive only an Inkling of the large by the magic touch of Spring herself, these house dresses variety of styles in thin t r.us'jal 1 refutation; words me - in our special showing give, expression to fashion's latest inadequate to tleoCiite them. Corr.e in and judge thera dictates. for yourself. - Their exquisitely fine gingham fabrics and the pains- . , , ,.. , , , . taking workmanship assure that pleasingly gowned ap- lhcv are Ul "wvs LAiRlon Dresses r.dvertised in pearance as well as the economical wear so desired by t!lc La(i!cs' Hon-.e Joarnil for January. : . most women. ' j Gelcction while the tlis;. by is complete i3 recommended. x ,11 1 .'Hi ' . a-.' T f . 3 1 2 DEPARTMENT SIXJRES Domestic Science Class Lecture Held 0!' In Furniture House COERCION IS CHARGED. (Hy AsHoclntud Press) WASHINGTON, Jan. 7. Charges V that threats had been made by certain ' j,,qjj jjeJjW- F O R, RENT Two housekeeping roonnj. 1524 Jefferson Ave. - V 1-7-21P 4 '1 ! L The advanced class of 'the domes-: mteiests to coerce senators to vot tic .cienVe department of the ht,h8ipst. Senator Newberry of Michi- school -Hilmt-two -2-hour forlods-thls ;T'ownsl.-ld of thaj' glato n the coursn weoK in siiKiying 1110 uosign oi inr of nn extended defense of his colleague in the senate. . . " ' ; For Sale and Trade Dr. Brown, Chiropractor, West Bldjf. nitu'-p nt first hand uh a purt ot tU vork In interior decorating. Miss Mitrjori-.' Harratt, in charfjo of the class, took them to the ilohnen k.aiiui furniture anion '.rooms and with the u8fli8timco of one of the salesmen specializing in furniture the ninny different designs were ex plained to the class.- The clans was much interested and the members j - - ' -- deciarcd that tho talk on rurnUnre FOR SALE Apartment house. Good with piecea slid winy the designs, ex- income. 1020 Sixth street. i-7-(itp plained, was much more interesting) : ; . . and Instructive than if it had been j MAN OR WOMAN wanted, salary $ri NEW TODAY One the 20th. Furnish ed house. Vfosc in. AdultA In- quire 1434 Attain.;. - 1-J-1'- 'We have a couple of parties ' ' r A'Q'ntin'x to rent residence property, FOR STTE Alsiko Clover and Tim- Ciose in. Both w, buy illter. otiiy sueu. j' n ti& cjitbri. inquire rn Bull, SummerviltV Oregon, i Sa only for 2 m given in tho class room with no, furniture to supplement tho lecture, j j Two Improved Piecos f 0? Property Sold full time, 75c an hour, spare time, selling guaranteed hosiery to wear er. Experience unnecessary. Inter national Kniting Mills, C17o, Nor ristown, Pa. 1-7-ltn CARD 'OF THANKS. We wish to thank our friends, alsi the I.ady Maccabees and L. S. to B. of I.. F. & E. for the kindness shown u during the illness and death of ou-' dear wife and mtither. ' ' . E. L. Allen, Husscll and Murie Collier, Mti, and Mrs II. llickcy. 1-7-ltp Furnished house for gantly furnished, close street, rent $46.00.. rent, olc in, paved COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER Evangelist Will Be ; At Baptist Churcli r". Two hig deals wero transafted by oC. (i. Iilack nnd Co. recently. The Washington apartments, owned by C. G. Ulack and Co. were sold to M's. A lid a; lvoeso, of Kcho. Tho.-ie apartments ftro mmlern and up-to-date in every respect and Mrs. Altda HiM'so will .take possession in a few days. The routdderntioii amounted to $12,000, a Jiieco of roperty nt Kcho, owned by Mrs. Reese being part ot the amount. The Long rooming house, also a high class establishment was sold I by V. O. Long to If. II. Hug of Pumpkin Kldgo, Oregon. Mr. Hug will take -possession in the neur fu ture and expects to locate here pur-; mancutly and operate the establish ment. ' ORSKRVER WANT ADS GET RESULTS. FOR RENT-VHdusckcepin'; and sleepingX. rooms. 90-i street, south. rooms Third 1-7-at J wilho m. 10 las day.lu pay w. lout a penalty.' - ;itor rent l-7-2t We have a party who owns a dia mond ring worth ,'$7;"0; a Studo baker car, that cost $2,00.00 for j which ho will take $1200.00, and a I well secured real estate contract for $800.00, payable at $25.00 po( month, with eight per cent interest. Total -valuation approximately tsinv.uu.,. wuiiraoe ror city prop erty, and it neitssaryi will a.isuiuo. i i 1 Mcely improved and well stock ed farm In WiAlock, 1 Washington, worth $25,000 0. kicuinbrances $9200.00. Will trlido fir good farm property In this vklley. S'H.E-R.R-Y.'S TODAY ONLY HOI YOU "SOBER SIDES" Here's your chance V howl with hilarity. JIO v. DORIS-JAY in "Eden and Return" will pluck every laugh from your system. An R C Picture ALSO SHOWING MUTT AND JEFF Mi'o (J. lientley, state evangelist of tin- H:ilit church, will preach thi cvmirg on IiHiw Under the Arms." The nu'clings under Hew Rentley'-s direction began last night and a good crowd attended the initial meeting. Some en.ioynole musical numbers wero rendered by the choir and .-olists. IU wilt preach at the services tomorrow and continue his meetings nightly the coming week. AI THE WANT AIJS! Coal Wood and Feed ' If you want the bes and see us. STILES & Jefferson Street. v at my the llwest prices, come Main 711. A party would! like) $1-100.00 for threl toi on good 10-acre tmct of city limit3, worll to borrow five years, just outsido D0U.0U. Half-acre nicely vnnrorcd homo near Palmer Mill 7 rooms. 2 "argo porches, water In house, larso new garage, cellar, chicken house, fruit trees, berry hushes. The price la rit'ht und terms easy. Security Land & Savings Co. i i roKTI.AM, Jan. 7. Livestock steady today on the liH-al market. Kiti were d4-mor.ilir.eil. Iiuyine pri.e?. be'iiic j to "5 cents. Ilutter was st-udy. , (llv .-MMU,l lYr- roKII.WP. .Tan. 7. Wheal wa? Fresh rwirptHllltl KtilL ., I'lami l-'ull Cii'ain( 'licfsi', x iwiind. 1'ui f Ciinc Snir;ir, KXI lb. sack WLere The Thriftv Thronsr J-IC $(.&; ' HOOV.ERIZED y j ;i m ... ; t'lifiv. - -, .'. i - 'V
