La Grande evening observer., January 11, 1922, Image 8

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LX miANT)E EVENTNO OTiSTCHVETJ
Wednesday, January 11, 1022
For Fretful
Babies
lit'iijcdios for tlie little folks should be se
lected with care. Such preparations should he
simple iiiid'i'ree Ifroni opiates such us Hflie lolil
fashioned! .sMolliinjr, mixtures contained.
Meritol Soothing Syrup is pleasant to-take.
Ill sweetens the stoniacli, cgulateH the howels
and thus overcomes peevish, Vi'etl'ul conditions.-
Leading writers of
and Mrs. Walter (Bennett; sentinel,
Mrs. Frank Shanks; Aragess, Laura
Crandall.
Afterward refreshments were serv
ed In the banquet hall.
'
The Westminister Guild met Mon
day evening at the home of Mm. Os
car Poarch, A very pleasant evening
waa nm.nt nn.H 4hn liii,tiiju iunni.J
.....v o. u,.uiu ior we eui-, her dutie, vcry capaby. Devotional I P
'T , . l"f. 1 :.oma"s M- exercise wpre lead by Miss Pickett;
cauotta. Auxiliary last Monday .even- 0nd Ml-B. j. L. ln le took h fj
' ," . ""'""' "','" j jthe meeting, giving a very interesting i
strong and met at the home of Misleading on the first chapter of S B.
'"r a snort. Dusiness Gordo., book. "Quiet Talk, on K-.
ANNOUNCING
sacred muic
Marathon
tlsits
session the study hour was commenc-
vice." Mm. Ora Kccles then gave an '
Price 25c
X
O 9
vt r vTMk r
La Grande Pharmacy
Home of Snapp's Snappy Service
LA GRANDE ..... OREGON
eft anit thiir. in turn whm r.l1uwl hv , . ... ...
........... ;interesung account of the mission
efieshmcnts of an original and dam- ;schoo, ..UaT)an(1 mh locBt(.(1 at Hot
, tjr h'S.gn The hostesses were MisH.g j N. C. At the closo of y,,,
uigley, Mrs. Ralph Winters Mr,. me;ti (k.li(,ious refrc:hments WB
Boy Forrester and Miss Donna Smith. !crvd andtm, rt tn . rf
After an incresting and learned pa- ;ture wy that , hud ;
per on the subject of the evening by !cnjoyahlc and instructive eventing.
Miss (juigley, music was rendered j
from some of the master compositions, ' ...
the nerformers including several me';. ' Ur- a"d M' A. I,. Richardson re-
The musical program follows: Trio, 'V0? frQm two we,!ks visit in
u 1 1 :..u. r...i.. m Nevada, with her brother'. O. (",. Hates
8 Williams, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Nelson; !a"d faml'y- On way home they
K solo, "The Shepherd," (Carrie B. popped t Salt Lake City for two
V Adams), Mr. Williams; violin solo, i3-' They rePrt a vcrv enjoyable
."I.atgy" (Handel), Mr. Floyd Smith,!"""'.
accompanied 'by 'Donna Smith; solo,; ' ' '
"0, Divine Rcdemcr" ((jounod), Mm. j Average tJlllZen J.3
Aldrich; duet, "Tarry With Me" (Nic
olni), Mr. and Mrs. 'Williams; sob.
"Kcnr Not Ye, O Israel" (Dudley
Buck), Mr. Quigley. -
1
I Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Moss entertain
ed the Owaisa Club Saturday cvenimr
at their residtneo on Cedar street.
The evening was spent playing five
hundred and high honors went to".
A. Smith, with Mr W .A. Wallace
receivimr the booby prize. At th-!
close of the card playing a delicious
four-courso dinner was served.. Those
'present were Mr. and Mrs. M. A.
Smith, J. A. McCarthy, Mr. and Mrs.
James O'Neill, Mr. and Mrs. John Mc-
Kvcn, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wallace,
!.!r. and Mrs. Frank Suydam and Mr. j
mid Mrs. Charles Disquc.
New
FOR SPRING
Shapes - New Colors
jay j , fiiirwi
Poorer Than in 1921 1
' (Hy fisni-lnlert Prdsii) j
WASHINGTON, D. C, Jan. 1 1. j
Per capita circulation of money' in the
United States declined $6.0!) durinc
tne past year, according to a state
ment issued todav hv the Iimkhtv. '9
On January 1, 1022, the per capita
circulation was $5:1.03, based on n
total of $5,773,400,315 and an estimat-;
d population of 108,917,000, as com
pared with a per capita of $5H.li oi
January 1, 1!)'M, based on a total of
$fi,340,4:!l!,718 in - circulation and an
estimated population of 107,249,000.
ALL FUKTE
EVERY
A
LTS FJLL l
LLSILK TRf!
EAT UNICUST
r Mirintr s
('a.rsllial
vneliiJeiL
mvij
EATHER SWEATS
VtMED
MADE
here and jnvaiLs your insxoe
1. II. Cnishers as well as the
SLOW ACTION IN JAPAN.
(By Associated Press)
..TOKIO, Jan. 11. Three hundred
land fifty persons who applied for tele-
Tbe Woman's Missionary Society phones in 1007 have just been granted
of the Presbyti sm church will meet jthem by the Central Telegraph Bureau
at the home of Mrs. E. C Kirby, 90'i in Tokio, says the Japan Advertiser.
iO avenue, Fi iday afternoon, January i I' ive of the three hundred and fifty
13. at 2:30 n. m. lare not to be found at the addresses ;
Our first complete showing
tion. . Great's, Hirr.Tmirs, Dakota?
hew and staple blocks in dress hats art
Your appearance depends upon v
head. You -will fiiuT that shape in this
at a prii-e you can pay.
There are silk lined hats at $4.98, $3.98, $3.49 and as low as $2.98
lined styles are priced as low as $2.49 and $1.98.
"Marathon" Hats are sold exclusively, and guaranteed, by all J. CPcn
ney Co. Stores. ,
Sea Our Window Showing
ring the correct hat for your
g, in a color you will like, and
Un-
The Kaffeo Klatch will meet Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
I A. V. Andrews for their regular ses
sion of card playing. Mrs A. V. An
drews and M'!'K. W.
as hostesses.
'they gave fourteen ycarugo.
CKRMAN IMI'OSTOIt.
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A Few of Our
January Specials
l urr .mkn's, i,.i)ii:s' and
CIIII.DIilA'S HWKATKIIS
nines qej.T.t to $l.ll.-
seiociAi. nu.tfx
1 LOT HOYS' SU (.'till,. 1
DltKN'S TOtjiSte!
'allies to 15c
Sl'WIAl, Hie.
i.nii:s' (.i:t)i;(:i:r n-: hii.k
and ci;i:i'i: dio ( iiim:
waists
OXIvTIIlUI) OI'F
Vine
I l,OT MKX'H, l,.t)li:s' AM)
( III I. DltKN'S SWI-'ATKItS
Values 1.1.-. lo 7.8r,
SI'WI.U, :l.t).1
1 LOT TOQl'FS, TASIS AM)
SK.TI.(i CAl'S
Value to 1)11.(11)
DHe
l.-MIIKS', .MUX'S, HOYS' AXD
MISSUS f MO.X SI ITS
in 'I'oltoti, wool, ami silk anil
waul.
VahhV lo $1,11), Special S!)c
In $I.HI), Special Olie
ii 'J.I.-, S)'-lnl I.!IS
All Men's Wool Sox, 1-2 Pi ice
ANDREW'S' VARIETY 5101
HEAVY LOANS.
(Ily Associated 1're.uO
WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-
l,i.-thd,iv ii-ntv was iriven lat warned German girls against the man ss"k"k icii.ouo cio ciom-u
lllltnclliy ).lll.V was pun la I h 6 hprumwr hir t in 12 form onn
Hy Associated Cress) I
BERLIN, Jan. 11. The propaganda
W Hi-rrv will act .of a man who claims to be an "apostle '
'of Mormonism" and who has been on.
. . ierating in Prtis-sia and East Prussia
The Parent-Teacher Association of promises "young girls who will go to
the Central school will hold a social , Utah" large rewards, introduction into
meeting Friday afternoon at 2:4S p. m. 'he "holiness ot tne temple , ami
'at the Central school. much happiness, according to new.spa-
; per reports. The newspapers have
! A
Saturday evening by Mrs. Edward i as an "impostor.
Miell, in honor of her daughter, I
Edith's, fourteenth birthday. 'A no-
rial hour was spent, after which de !
licious refreshments were served and
all present had a most delightful time.
i Those pii'.sent were: Grace Cullen,
Marguerite Zweifel, Donalene Oxner,
'Maigaiet linker, Marguerite Geddes,
!("nvnien Kelly, Ft'aiicis Kelly, Myrtle
Willcodt, Gwendolyn Buclimnsn, Mar
jorio. Warnick, Mnrjorie Comlit, Ros-
,rW Iiurns, (Hive Brndshaw, Mildred
r.rndshaw, Eleanor Clcnvor, Dean
Wright, Elmn Bay and Edith Ebell.
WAVEELY
CAPS
0tm 'bgg
BETTEEILT
LUGGAGE
i banks the largest single month's ' was about $.1,500,000 larger than
business since the organization of th November.
Loan .system it was announced tonight by :
the farm loan board. I
m, - , ,,i HEAD THE WANT ADS!
tne iiecemutir total, tne nnnr'l sa"t,
For: Sale and Trade
W have a couple of parties
wanting to rent residence property,
cloao la Both will buy later. ,
The Clio Club met in their regular
f Furnished houso for rent,- ele
gantly , furnished, closo in, paved
street, rent JIG. 00.
Wo have a party who owns a tlht-
session ot bridge at the Country tlu.i n,nH rlnir worth $750: a Stude-
last night, with Mrs. Elmer Stoddard 1)3)(rl. rM that cost $2,300.00 for
ni iing is hostess. Chnse Bohnen. : w,i,., )l0 take $1200.00. and a
kamp won high ohnors and afterwards w0) Eet.ul.0(i rCal entato contract for
a social hour was observed and a de- fsfin.iln, pnyablo at $2.1.00 per
liirhtful two-course luncheon was serv-1 mont, wit ty. eight per cent Interest,
ed. A very pleasant avening wa? Tcitl, A 1 1 0 approximately
spent and Mis, Stoddard proved n (12750.00. Will trade, tor city prop
very capable hostess. Icrty, and If necessary, will assume.
The ltoniller Club will meet with! jciooly ' iinprHved and well stock
Mrs. E. T. Mossman this afternoon furm fl vlnlock WBshlnston,
at 2:00 o'clock. Willi n? margniet 1 w t h i.OitO.OO. f Incumhrancea
H200.00. ' WillVtradefor good farm
CarrsCarrs
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Where Youi Credit Is Good
UseJttx
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER
Anson in chariTO of the program. The
(Kondler Club is stinting its regular
meetings lifter an inactivity of sever
!al months. The object of the club is
to study the highnr arts.
Hope Chapter No. ):), Order of the1
Eastern Star will hold their annuil j
installation tomorrow night in the!
Masonic Hall. 1
' !
Women of Mooseheni t Legion held
installation of their newly elected of-'
ficcrs for (he year ilt)22. ut Odd 1-V1- i
lows 'Hall the first of the year. The (
following officers were installed by ;
...... r . . . , 1. . .. .1
Installing tlllicer .lennie i.arsii; 1 am
regent, iMnry Harlnn; senior regent
Ada Brannon: junior regent, Je.ssk'
Fisher; chaplain, Edith Smith; secre
tiny. Mis. Fred Smith; treasurer,
Mary Mayville; guides, Cora Shanes
n
property In tlilalvalli
A pat'ly wonBl illio to borrow
$1100. 00 ' for thleo to five years,
on good 10-acro llraft Just oittsldo
or city limits, wotti $3500.00.
Ilalf-ntre nicely Improved homo
near Palmer Mill 7 rooms, 2 largo
porches, water in hniiBO. larse new
garage, collar, chicken house, fruit
trees, berry bushes. Th price Is
rluht and terms easy. ;
Security Land &
Savings Co.
1111 a
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1 1 T. i
fJ KO I
m dak
LIGHT ATTACHMENT.
A USEFUL SICK ROOM CON
TRIVANCE, AND AS ' THE
NAME INDICATES, IT DIMS-A-LITE
AS DESIRED.
ALSO PREVENTS ONE
it-ROM BEING CONFUSED IF
AROUND AT NIGHT.
SOLD AT
Eastern
S-li.E
1 . K
LAST DAY
V
Y.'S
Thomas Meighan
EASY ROAD"
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
ALSO "DARK and CLOUDY" COMEDY
Oregon Light & Power
Company -
I'OKTI.AN'n, Jan. ll.-Listoch
was sti'fttly ttuiny. Kk Wfiv Umor
iilii-(f, bi.ix bfinjj trnm 10 to '21 centr .
Huttor whs iur cent sljwor '.trj
culn'.s lKi.i: ;i0 cents.
'y Affn'itUr(t I'r.vsi
l'tMtTI.AM). Jan. U. AVheat
iH lo $1.05 toilny.
A Fine Barrel of Priiices3 Matkeral and Alaska Herring Just Received.
Morrill '" l't'i' uhuh1, (i lb, fur
Mackcnil, Jarjjo, cat li,
New fi'Kp larnf iiiiiit(l walnuts, lft-r pound, ..'2
l!.,.,l-,.-l,,..,t 111 II. -j..
111' IMUIIIU, .IV l" lt' l-, lOI,
..UC 1 ,., 1.1. ...i f .- i . , .,-
i-iin t'tiiiuiT iii.'ai., - piit'Kiirs
Where Th ThriVty. Tlirong
fiO'OVERIZED