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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1922)
PACIFl FJOTTT 1?A ei?AT)G 'ETRXTNQ ORSEKYFJ? Wednesday. .Tanimry 13, 1022 IMUIM"ar1IUtl'WI"illlll'HiifcMIii 1 Enjoy The Good Things To Eat o Oriii" iruliila.v.i Urhitf iin over almiKillce of rud (iliiiKS to eat i?cli foods, candies and various delicacies. o o iKcii't forego (lie pleO-nre wliii Vliey pn.Cido but pl.f safe I D taking SWritol Digesto Tablcfo These tablets will prevent c!$3 pepsia and indigestion and en able yovTto-eat what you want ..,,,.without fear M.distress. Snapp's La Grande Pharmacy Home of Snapp'a Snappy 'Service LA GRANDE - - - - OREGON A Few of Out January Specials 1 Ur l ION'S, I.AIIIKS' AM) CIMUil'.RVM HWK.tTKIIH Villi!!- 'J.fi(l VI.U.T KPIX.'I.YI l.8 X 1 LOT ItOVS' AND CHll. DIJH.V.S 'royvios Values (o -Lie special 11)0 LAMES' (j'10ll(il'!TTIi SILK AM) CItKI'K IIIO ('HIM': WAISTS ONK-TIIIKI) OFF V l lot mk.vh, ladies' am) mil.DIIKN'H SWKATKItS X III lira $1.1.1 In 4(7.8. KI'WIAI, f:f.l),-i LOT Toyl KS, T.VMH AXU SKATINd CAPS . Values to $1.(IU IIHO I.AOIKS', MIO.VS, HOYS' A N I) MISSUS I'MON HCITS In cotton, wool, mill silk mitl Wool, Vnlllos to Ml. HI. Special Hlle Values to $l.8t), Special OSi: Values to SilM.",, Special $I.I)H All Men's Wool Sox, -2 Pi ice ANDREW'S VARIETY STORE A delightful surprise party wan giv. in Monday evening at the homo of .Mrs. A. Sdt.h, 101 Greenwood St., in honor of her birthday. The time was pns.-cd enjuyably at games and merry- 1 1 musing and the guests presented Mrs. Nash with a beautiful gilt of linen. 'A delicious luncheon waB nerved and he following fcuests wished Mm. Nash many hupp return of the day: Rev. ,0. W. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wil- ' I iams. .Mr. and Mrs. A Voltz. .Mr. and I '.Mm (i. Ntlion. Mr! and MA. I! ' -Rhodes and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Pcijm- Zimmerman, Dr. and Mrs. Me 1 'Phr-ison. Mr. i.nd Mrs. Willis Wright, .Mr. and Jlr.i. Illake Shields, Mr. and ) Mis. John Fleshnian, diev and M's S. C. l.ap'iam, Mrs. Harry V, Mel j ville, Mini Margaret Kelly, Mrs. Chas. I Huffy, Mrs. James Hughes, Mrs. C. (ilaze, Mis. L Henderson, Mia. R. By i jt s, Mrs. C. Kandborg, George Roberts, ) Mr. and M'S. Caldwell, Evelyn Oil j lens and Audi ey Nnsh. i i The Eastern Star Social club wan j j entertained ly Miss Helen McDonald i yesterday afternoon, rive tables of! : t'500" wore in action, tho high honors) I , going to Mrs. Robert Pattison. A:1 the close of Ihc card playing delicious j ! refreshments were served. 1 I The women of Mooschcart Legion will meet -it the home of Mrs. Fred I Anderson, 250B North Fourth street. tomorrow afternoon nt two o'clock Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. D Drannon i : are hostesses for the occasion. I ' J i The Island City Evening Club met ! last night at Ihc home of Mrs. Gilbert ' I Han on, Mrs. Kan on and Mrs. L. H. ! ,Hoyt actin;? as hostesses. The ev-' eninir was spent in playing ".100". I iFrcJ Kiddle winning the gentlemen's ;prizand Mrs. Gilbert Hunter receiv-' ;ing the ladies' prize. A delicious two-j .course luncheon was served. I The next meeting will be held two weeks from last night ut the home of Mrs. William Mitchell. I j The P. E 0. will be entertained at 'the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Palmer on Friday evening. j j I The Kaffee Klateh will be enter. I Uiinrd Friday evening at the Country I ,('lub by Mr. and Mrs. George T. I'.whiu,, r,l M, mil Mr. f.).,n I? ' : E'.,erhard. I Mr. and Mrs. John.McEwen entor tained the Owaisa club nt their home .on Second street Snturjay evening. .The evening was spent in playing ,"f)00", high honors going to Mrs. .Clyde Davis and Willard Moss receiv ing the booby prize. At the close of ,thu curd pl.iying a delicious three- 'course luncheon was served and the host and hostess were congratulated on their capable management. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. James O'X . MAXINE LADI3 mi& BUSTER BROWN . CHILDREN'S SHOES 3- cQtfvzzfB aetfiP3 c ana f? if13 WW DIIQSS SOT Xlmg Becent Shipments hav completed our opening sfeowins ? tfift i SrinJ Low Cuts. Ina great variety of lasts anti lathi you i find in tftio showing the styles for early Spring war. , Sizes are now complete andi there are over forty tyted ifj tJli gio'jrtP advise early selections before th sizes becom brok9B. NEW LASTS and LEATHERS' Laced Oxfords Erbwn Kid Oxfords, low heel, $2.89, $3.49, $4.98, Brown Kid Oxfords, Cuban heel $5.90, Brown Calf Oxfords, Mil. heel $3.49, Brown Calf Oxfords, low heel $3.49, $3.98, Erown Kid Oxfords, Mil. hoel $4.98, Black Kid Oxfords, low heel v. $2.79, $3.98, Black Pat. Oxforda, low heel .......V $4.50, Black Kid Oxfords, Cuban heel :. $4.93, Black Calf Oxfords; low heel X $3.98, Black Kid Oxfords, Mil. heel $LS9, $3.69, $5.90 $7.90 $3.9S $4.93 $5.90 $5.50 $4.98 $6.90. $4.28 $4.93 A SMAT NEV STYLES StrappSlippers Erown Kid, two strap, Cuban heel $6.90, $7.90 Brown Kid, two strap, Mil. heel .' $6.50 Brown Kid, one strap, Mil. heel $3.98, $5.90 Black Kid, one strap, Mil. heel $2.69, $3.98 Patent one strap, Mil. heel $3.49, $3.98 Patent two strap, low heel $4.93 Brown Kidi, one strap, Jr. Louis heel $6.50 , , (See Our Window Showing) -THE LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT- ,iSEBziMifisEawsTORE ORGANIZATION IN THE WORh'sa3lsssl!ssti : , . i , come ttiatlevies high rates upon those of large income, and WHLRhAS, by reason of such rates constantly increasing vol- Repairing and Wiring of Anything Elect nual H. & S. ECEQTRIC CO. 105 Depot Streut SwRlxmc 393 W .i nl !r M,. .1 1 MxCuriki. 'ncro is Mr. and Mn. W. A. Wnllace, Mr. and'""10 01 P11"' clnK 'nvesic.i in ann Mrc Willnnl Moss, Mr. and Mis. j(. jfiverlerl into non.Uxublc securities of A. Smith, Mr. nn j Mrs. Clyde Davia.if1''3 odcrnl, state and minor sub-divis-Vineent and Ewen MeKwcn and .Tuston ,n"s of KOvcrnment and instrumentul Smith ities of government, and WHKRKA3, the investment and di The annual Fireman's Ball, that version of such capital has proved :i was held at the itex Ilnll last nighf, jscrious handicap to productive enter was fine of the big social events otirrisc and has given to such exempted the year. The hall was beautifully securities an unfair competitive nd-dici'-ati'il am': about ninety couples vantage in the markets for eupitnl. were present. Parker's Orchestra mitt t. . " furnished the mu.iic. Everyone re- ' WHERKAS, such investment on the Ported a very delightful time. part of those of large income server 1 jto exempt them from the payment of j rrniH is (r.ilnne and .epha htruen taxes they othenvisc would be obliged entertained i- host of friends Frday to nay. and evening. Jn-iuary 1:1th. at the home of 'WHEREAS, there is thereby neccs Mirs Klriuk. Among those present 'ftlriy jmposcd upon thnR0 who t.Bnnot were: Mr. and Mrs. I.ec Wright, Mr. ,benpfit by such CTCmption an unfair and .Mrs. S. Mokes, Mr. and Mrs T.jUurdt,n of taxntion. Sl"ir'v on- Mr iZ ? ' ' N"W. THEREFORE, IE IT-BE- ;uu Mrs. K. W ilkoiron, Mr. and Mrs. ' , A, ,,. , r-u,., .1. M. Ilowcry. Mr. and Mvs! .1. Chan-!LV',D b' the """l"?"" Idler. Mr. and Mis. Z, Chandler, Mr. nnd.Mrs. It. Oldenburg, Mr. and Mrs. I ..M. Shnfer, Mr. and Mrs. Simmons, Mr. and Mis. I.. Stilwell, Mr. and Mrs. G Sturli'vnnt, the Misses Carpenter .Piiillins, Safford and Hertha S'oiing: and Messers: Carpenter, Huffmai; l Wright, Glei Thompson, R. Chandler and I.. Chandler. The evening was spent in da'uing. A delightful lunch was seivcd nt 12 o'clock and a good time was enjoyed by all. WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AN OBSERVER WANT AD K NUMBER TAKES ber of Commerce in third annual con vention assembled that it recom mends that necessary corrective leg islation be provided to remove th : present inequitable burden of taxa tion and to make nil income from whatever source and in whatever form bear its just proportion of the cost of government nnd to remove the dis crimination now prevailing between securities of government and those of private enterprise, and HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED thai a copy of this resolution be transmit ted by the secretary to each member of Congioi form Oregon.- SH.E-R.R LAST DAY YS EIHEL CUTf Possession" e A Hugh Ford production A PARAMOUNT PICTURE TUX STAND Ttio fl!or;iiK t'tM.!tUion wa m.pt ' ir hy tho Oregon St:iU ('hiinilior of t!omnu'rt'( nt its thin! nnnunl con-f vintiun whiih cinwoncl in rortluuil On imii. .Imui.ny It. ll'J'J: t WllHUKAS, mir present policy of Federal tuxatien has umlernone u, :nnst ntiHral chnno frtun that of in-' direct to direct taxation, and j WMKUK'AS. Mieli change ha result ed in chief reliance heimr had upon a (graduated scale ofaxStion upon in- The Crown of Hungiiry consists of two diadems, one dating back to lOCt and the other to 107i. You are entitled to the benefit of the doubt Why not take advaniage of it? Ii:stii:t"Ss .-ll--?: as iv:' . V-T-r: w rosTUMti The law is very careful in protecting the rights of a pris oner chaiged with a crime. How about the Law of Com mon Ssnse end the man who has committed an error only ? Isn't this a good place to use the benefit of the doubt, too? TaV.r. yct'.r own case: If you don't know for sure whether tea nr cpfVee is harming you, you do know that many r.re harmed by tho drug clement in tea and coffee, otl that headaches, ncrvousncasVir high blood pres sure arc sympVjms whicnoftcn tea tr.at tne uivr, caneiEc, is -Giving the ncrvXa systenXtoo much jolt. V 10, thht bccV I'rouauiy you know,oo, some people can't drinll of tea or coffee at and sleep well that nirjlit. 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