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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 14, 1922)
f PA HE TTTfinT Pntnfilnv, .Tniiurtvv 14. 1922 n '"" J " , " .1" 1 1 1 . o o o e n o o o o o 00 o o o J o O pi . 1 El 0 o o r9a o o O O 45 Li 51 c2 Q o id C9 e3 o IL Be Natural There's Nothing More Unnaturaj Than Sickness v Disease never aita'Hs when ail die vi tal organs lire working: in lwniioivv. n fact, (he liuiiian body is a self re pairing liiacliine that wuld run forever if mit overtaxed at ,suiie point. Wien HoinethiiiH: clogs tlie jiiaclfln cry, look to the liver. - O2EIP0L LIVER PILLS , cleanse flu; bowels, invioraie the ,sl'in acb aiul! stimulate the liver to normal action. Hoa'iclies, indigestion, biliousness and conipation are some of the symp IMis o? aainactivt! liv(!! (EDep M 0i Jiou 311 end fiCjF3. vPice-gSte i The Nenrhtioihood Olub met in their high1 honors. A delicious luncheon' club room Thursday afternoon. After wan Served after the games that did. the regular business meeting had been credit to Mrs. batons cupuble man- adjourned a delightful program was ingement. Those present were: Mrs. W. . presented by the club. Mrs. William H. Snfford, Mrs. J. K. Kerr, Mm. J. Miller whb in charge of the program, F. O Council, Mrs. B .w. Hughes, Mrs. ' the day being devoted to general dis-jClnude Mackey, Mr. E. J. Farreii, ; lussion ol civics. Mrs.-M. !H. Donohuc Miss Lucille uconncll and Miss I.u- X.. ,0. SPtwae of Eaapp'a BvavVS Service, gave a very interesting talk on "Tree Fund Finance j Dr. Ray Murphy president of the American Legion post in La Grande, gave a brief address on the "Victory Way." A delightful duet the "vaise entnee , by urieg. was B presented by Miss Hilda Anthony and Mrst d. fa. Hirnie. Mrs, Joh.i Theism talked on the "Communiiy Clubhouse Building," Mrs. Ed Kiddle told of the caily history of the Neigh borhood Club and two delightful solos were furnished by Mrs. T. K. Max well, "A Keepsake" and "When Dreams Come True." Mrs. Dora ft Schilke, assisted by .Mrs. Ida Cherry as Marshall, Mrs. Emma I,. KidiffeD Chaplain, and yMrs, lloronce Macon as Organist, in f; stalled the following officers in Hope ( Chanter No. 111. Ordur of Eastern JjSOir, Thursday: Worthy Matron, Mrs. .cnie u. men; wormy ratron, Colo I ' R. r.berhard; Associate IMutron, Mrs. I Martha Elliott Parker; Treasurer, 'Mrs. Ella W. Russell: Secretary. Mrs. Antm M lr.iio' rniml m,,. lln. iiou ivi. r.iiKin; Associate i.onuucl tn-m, Mrs. Maud K. Ebcrhard; Chao ' Ijiiti, Mrs. Cornelia Mossman; Mar shall, Mi s. lluida Humphreys; Orgjin- ' iRt, Mrs. liose McEwon; Adah, IMrs 'Very I)iiiier; Itulh, Mrs. Carr'e Ktcinramp: Esther, Mrs. Minnie E. jllodgin; MiBha, Mrs. Cora P. Oxner: iElcctn, Mrs. May I,. Moran; tyarder. i MrspItosc Thompson; SentiOl, Ernest ) R. Hingo. Mrs. Ncill vas presented by u vcirH f beautiful basket of tosos by ne) of ) ficers. Mrs. Humphreys, outgoing Worthy iJftUron, was given Past Mat ron's jewid) by Jope Chapter. This wi mcseifft'd in a clever manner bv B. P. Mossman. JO. cille Walgamood. A dinner puity was given at the Country Club last night by Mr. and t..u Unl,A ..-.J n l.i.n. noiwi c.uukui , l.u, dill, 1,1 TS. can Moouara and jvi.r. aria Mrs, hi mer Stoddard. An hour was spent playing cards, (Mrs. Hal Bohnenkarrp winning the ladies' prize and Dr. A. I,. 'Richardson winning high' honor among the gentlemen. Afterwards a delicious four-course dinner was serv ed and the remainder of the evening was spent in dancing, the party ad journing at. a late hour. About forty were present and united in apprecir. tion of the efficient management of the hosts and hostesses. The Parkdale Club met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. lAlma Carroll in May Park. Mrs. Carrol was assisted by Mrs. Eliza Allen. Following the busine session an enjoyablo program was rendciQf. Thoso taking part in ' this were Mesdames Eckley, Kiddle j Pierce, Wilkerson and Beaudetto. I A dainty two-roui'so luncheon wan ! served by the hostesses. Mrs. M Kid- j die and sr. Dora Coolidgo will en. i torlain tW club on January 25 at the homo of Mrs. Kiddle in May Par'.t. ! , The regular meeting of the Kaffei ! Klatch was held at the home fMrs. i A. V Andrews yesterday afternoon.! Mrs. Andrews and Mrs W. W. Berry I acting as hostesses. After the regul-r." i t&sinn of canjilaying, in which &iY'i ; r.. Andrews emergen winner, tn-o ladiiQ enjoyed a social hour and re freshments." TI meeting was a s;i cessothe hostcsseB performing then- duties vary capably. TO next iet ing will be held eitherit the Cifflntry cm McCALL PATTERNS DURO- BELLE HAIRNETS 10c Unusual Style and Eeautp Distfifgoislffis These Taffeta BrgS Li'( . i i i . J'ashioiDd from tc finest of ho ft tPftas, fever this newest and smartest of tlie spring st9cq daintily triiO Died aiftl finished 110 del ail has bofu overlooked to luake these dresses: indlTiduff! and different'. They in the seasons Jost colors, no two afijjt-,- in siw a e 10 to 17, are filoni . A Few of Out January specials o . X I.HT AO'S st n iSV tVfrTK tiK HUSK wms . tOM .IHUtD Ol f VoJurs &I.V.- to &1.6T, .. iivnaxt, $)!..- " a ItiT TdytKS, T.IM8 aloes In $101' . ' MIsHfc t MOV SI If ' 10 ciittuM OOBl; Mil slllt Oiot . tinlui In . I pcHu Ui oines In Df'.Hn, 8tce!ut 'H Sniuos i a $a jr., Sp.-Hni $t.s C n All Men's Wool Sex, .2 Pi ice AMD ORE or nt MrsColon iR. FJlierhard'i w - .Kniuiiivi, ....o, ....... ...... ..u nt eleven o cloc k. q I George T. Cochran acting as hostesses. O O .& ,o 0 P-,'-ent-Teacher Associilxion niet vcs-l The members of the Eastern Stur Social Club Aill lie entertained 01 Tuesday iifjf'inoon by M8)i Helen Ml- iPterday afternoon infjlic Cenjal scWl ouiMiiug jor ineir regular mommy meeting. After a short' business meet ing, a short program was enjoyed, 'v'.olon IR'. iKberhard gavtPan interest ing talk on the lust, session of that.! I I ,U- Din.i ,i-y1 ii'ujului u ituu me wiiun'n tu miN IlennetUs iioom finished severnlo lightfui songs. At the close of Ihe grogrnin ihv party was (nvityd to the dugiestic science room, where th. refrefhrijcnts were sinA'ed by the com. mittee in charge. Tt next meeting will be held February 10 iif the Cen ,tral hool. 'q ; o , The I.ucky Thiitien met at' the homo of Mrs. Iwliiy-Thuftda ji f tci noon. XP the close orthe earn playing, Mr. John Theisen winning hili honors, a delicious luncheon wan served and (ol social hournhfrved MiP. Newlin served very capably ai hostess) r ncx meeting will te t)-lfl)ut Jw. Grace MolitoOi residence on January zo. q ' (J ' .-, 22cto 89c per yard Our first Oshowin of new tfrapes, if?ps, ere'it'onnes and crashP; are fluuded. A J. (..'. Penney pro-dnct0thaj-, effrries our 7i inherit "reconiniehda i&i. o o .a? mcz ill 18c j Applcwel ?iiieZe ph.vr .jii:s'!iR;iis iit vaxiefy 'f 4a ids and plain colors. ' 0. -THE liAEST Clt&m DEPAUTMENT- SM'fsmsQ'io ORGANIZATION IN THE WORXJgac o thsJ foM MepaMiig; and-Wiring ' f 3 : - o oo o Ii;&S,ELEC!TRICC09 SoraytpoiStrcgt, Wim to but or sell soMBTKiNsr-tRy AW . OBSERVER WANT AD toyal Aracantipi eh.ipter Masonic Mrhji- has" InStnllM the lln)ftofficoi- for the 'year; lfi2'?: W. tj. Sa'r, H. P. S. A Anderson, K.; li. Bukin, S.; Krert KidilTe, C. II. i C. B. ficCorni(P,e P, 8.; Milo Smith, ('. II. i Jack mils, M 3rd; John Allen !!ndj .!.. 'ilcCVen, i) 1st; Orcnr licfior, S. O O 0 0 f .0 The Ownisa (liib will) Sii-et If t) thj lmc iff) Mr. end IMrs. lion fli-Kwen tniiie-ht for ligl ir nnjilliir :6ssioii of l'ivifbindied. - J Br, r.nd Mrs. gPreijoIJoyil fnter(tijn-iic-at five huji'lml1 nt 'feii'ii- (4)om; j ff IiuikiIijBv nif;)it. (. Turkey wunAhc ytirst yinw and Mri. Oscar fflefger won the consolalion C(n-i7.e. At the close of Be "Jive hundred session a 4J social hour Qtey. observed ainTTefi-esh- inrnts weifQ served. Tjift hiwt aid host ess it!Vrltjnt4;vcry ipably and s OVi'ono nresent fCniirti'tfi a delightf evening. o O V ftt 1ft) CD c IV V o il ,)SH "''''I' furmerfy of this city, id (Hj'iii'J)t Jhoimas, of (WUy-'', Wi'rc niurieu in nnKor last Minuny. Miss Kirhn ns innnn'ted) with the .dlolden l!ul heiT several yenrO -,.i i,.,. ,,, fl).,wl h..,.. MM: Xhoinas is m iiH'!6ier 9,f one of the s 4 n os W No "SILENT YEAR How Bart Bayncs overcame the four perils and took is place as a leaPiiig figure in the com munity. 9 , ALSO SHOWING MUTT AND JEFF Donald, 1SIM Second street. O O Of int&iext to uHUnffit9 6f the locifl member! of the organaQm is the installation ofhe offjgj'rs of Nydiu Temple, Danglers of the Nile, i. Portland o?Janui 'JO. OnrJ,,ebruaiy a cerem(Tial will (bp held byQiix san(S temple, and its possible thai several of the local membeis will bj in attendance, is there are about tintv-t'ive nnembcrft in La Grande. daug' HMiss hhilherine Cnnip) of Cnp hell Sistiti, left the WrsY of the wee1; for a Visit with friefujs and relatives at (Jloscs Lnko, Washington. Van Fleet, Arthur Van Fleel?Ed Tay-jsommer,0 before viugfor thbeity, "ann' giTO cihe0 horse s Return b i(l- u lor and L. R. Sj.icer. mm i mm (W'he I)au(rlurs of til Nil is ng or- TnnizalionS'or the wive.Vund daug-h- te-s of Shrij'rs, .WII JVu oonnr and Ttiivncy riiartin Will VQu Mod-t ovnu- lustityftion W ih Fipy flotJ Bdildino. d.ustrial liffa) eonu'S the need for lr. Jnu. Also the fuddle hur.e U b'ick ,i fcto staOfor People ifiinot liyead"' ,(Hve riht without having hordes . around thetj. This (culls Tur a a-.He line' and vm ito troin;r to pub, in the ; most meuern outamatjie! i VOLUNTARY STOCK SALES PROPER WAY (Ky Associated Pre;) i .-PflRTI.ANI), Jan. 1. !.ive;i,lo.'!t I butter Wi'.d tgif were stoady onitun-' changed today. (Continued from I'age One.) .tue sommer and Harney, Maftm :od. is the lnj-i(j.iF. sous;.1 ifeji- The lftH Wbo'nesday Rridfi Club riinuli of JiSkcr. 3)he lilue l.n(((y"f the Masons, nt tlio anniial eleaion cho the follow - .I I.... i: i- i . ;i nil; nuiiTn.; v mini's iiiiijiiin, . .,., ?l.ol od(Tl ass, S. 1 I' l-e.l K. Kiddle III i.' , UI....W ...... )'h:lcs Ci'.ev. treasurer: Dr. J. (U Inirle, S. D 11. K. eivift, J. D.j f Mr. Diifh, SnS.L.Mr. Ciitell. J. S tlsenr llere.ts seiWlcl; and Chnrlef iyis, lilMha!l. The in illiitioii 6J pnrtialliahelC? Ilii"iht rihe elcclion and the re ni:iini:iir officer iQ.eela meet M the homeQf Mrs. R. LPoarch ncvP Wednesday atternoon, vanuary 18th. O ' . o Miss VintoviR Wellman -enteiptained xq dinnW Party nt the Anffirs prill last evening in honor of Senator jiih! Mrs. Truce Dennis, of I,a Grande Covers were lnid(fcn) eit and an -' ftKnt-ulo kfv).fOiti'eiliiiner was KOrve.l. A pot-d) pafrjsetta formed Qn attra.- q tivPccntcrriece. Baker Horald. 0i 0 I flnn ,,f Ibe moat deli'Wtful affllirsT of thojveek was jrwen 1y Mr and ,.... .i,.. iidi ui.. nesdnn rvvniniSn the occasion 3v: the twelfth nniitv liny, i no nan was lasteiuny urcoi- ated wth potted plants. ! ive "flun-j dred w pt'eil, .-s. Claude M,ack,-0 reccivinpCf irst honors for lilies, while ; 0ini)le9 Miirohispn carried oil men honors for irenlWmcn. A delicious two. course luncheon was,served, n'&er which (Mr. and Mrs. Noyes received lft)itulftJiWis from W)e following glirsts: A(T r.nd Mrs. Charles Mur- i'llton, Mr. and Mrs. Harry nouinwj, Mr (UvQ. Tom Sr?ilysll. Mr. til, Mis. rionwr Charlton. Mr. and Mrs.Y M-?I..(Dai, JO. and Mrs.. M. .yt .Mr. and Mrs. Nategr.woiiei, air. ijj) i MrsJ. (fSeill, tin ai0 Mrs. Claude Mnctey, Mr. and Mrs. II. ti. Dow, Mr. I l. 1.-..-..1. l..vill Ullie lt:iv Mrs. K.O.. Parsons, nessie, HuikeT filcitle it'll, Mrs. .1. MilleniiK, (Airs. I vims. Mrs. A vn lluivea. IU"I pnppcr ftietb,- i ' i are in PortlaniQind Seattle nt present I "U is app'ai-ent that, with 'thjc a(i- 'i for the purpose H Ryrchasinff an op-vcrtising5 nlrealy diue .u4,th '"-,! eninp; stock of harnes.-Mand sadrllos, ,vltati(n ttif all foreign countries Bi ll aloni? with the uial Accessories tbnL (i'Anriii m-ulf. he tt T.Atuvin rnnom'i f Its r?. . . .. ... i. . i .. ' . .. ... .. will t0 VJa surnous(ness anc,upon ineirito ,auena Wu lg expowtion, roit- will linp'l a mndnrli inl'i ,lt irtr, ilnml ni-.it f in ivtut f,, fnlnin kip nl n of kbis kind in inlu of the Adams ave-' in ..thft, sun. hold a fair of time kiti.f. (ftiue rooms f the i!ey hotol ouild- ijf .Portland wants, the irt-at of. the' o I state assl.-t let i lie voluntary j "I have beeff ,nntiedif ttvttth hnT I assujtuiW-hS kind that caiiM with ij . is coniinp; back'ilito its own,' sai-1 $Av, Jit mora str and C'.ithuaiastit aupport." INSURANCE v and QUAKER OATS Vim know thai Quaker (ls In a J parkaes ar cfau. trim frtul "ini- I ! parities and wWuv of 4 .place ! IfiU.jonr tf in. (W necauae . tuny ore ailr-rt'f 1 and ro, al- J Ways as cod. ,a. their nilsertis- i ! Ini? claim. i J prodtt t ti""il bat nh darns talk si, ut an inferior urtVi ! raw HAiiiroRu ib:. ijiSfR.i ? IM K were installer JO -n o 'onui5d Missionary Society ClOrh met nt (i, Kirby yestwday i ' Th. tlie Prcsbytijn ime of Mrs.H: afternoon. The main discussion of, the day was on the country of China, several of the ladies Kiviiijj interesting talks on the topic al hand. After th" liusinos nieetiiitf rvfrrr-hnienls wen served and the Indies were together i" their appixs-iiilion of Mrs. Kirby s ef- ficiciit soivniK as hoslrss. Mrs. lioss Katon entertained a. cards at her honic'on Sccoinf trc"t Thin- l iny i.vnii.:;. V ive hundred .,... .j,' .ik, ii. w lil.thij v.Uu.iii' orsary f heir weu-J '.fl V " ;! I 'M 4KVVJia M;SkJf A jmi VSt'SfTO fll iinud Is, thi-reluiV, guaranteed. i 'dot&es Voting. suybfVJJm' j: j v tvT o I , o-- - 1 , , f - - -.-a . . r .. ..2 ' . , i l ; j; - - - . . . ii i YfrhJm mams'. . r. - A olr ' JJI,s.f..PAi,. 1.00,3 J fi II ' WhW.CO'ilLlA- l!-li!ii-i !l li,. ..iitaO- '..! imbiie .n.l.t.. M, I tTiel - "O"" " y .".....,.,...,,-.. w W e .... O Q 9 I Q ! ' o WQhei T Jhrifty ThrcQj 0 O . ! H O O V K.' E B !l. " ' - r t - rrrrrO TJ o O
