La Grande evening observer., January 25, 1922, Image 6

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Wednesday. .Taminrv 2-". 1f)22
II
Chambrrlain'H C'ouuh Remedy.
fwhfre iU (food qunlitim are best
known. It in u favorite with mother
This is a !cuui)t, nafe and reliable of young children, as it eorU-ii'i no
medicine for coughs and colds. It h ionium or other'harmful drug, fry it
been in use for many years and ii IHd .when you have need of such a remedy,
in hiirh etUeem in those hotij-eholtl" -adv.
Jiuild Ill-serve Force
.
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Sallows lway
Sanitarium
A low power of roltani
tho body to heroine, an easy
to infections, colds, stomach and in
testinal disorders and undermines
tho nervous system. If you jra In
need of more than temporary relief
from some inncrvatinR ill that
threatens to become chronic you
will find tho iMilk Diet Treatment
as given at our SaniUrium u most
agreeable and effectlr rtstoration
to health.
The Moore Sanitarium
fit Hawthorne at 27th
I'OKTI.AMJ - . OltKlJO.N
I. ' '
- i
ing her eighth birthday. Games were
.played and several hours of fun In
dulged in, after which a birthday
supper was served. In the center of
fhe table was a big birthday cake, the
gi of Alex McPherson. This was
decorated with nine candles, eight for
the birthdays and one to grow on. The
Icake contained a silver wishbone, n
The Westminister Guild met at th'Kug, a thimble and a button. The
home of Miss Hulda Anderson dli f07 young folks drawing the prizes were:
Adams avenue Monday evening at 8-00 Alice Milne, the ring; Margaret Milne
o'clock. A delightful program vns 'the thimble; Kenneth Oxner, the wish
enjoyed by those present, Mrs. fceebone; Dorothy Warnick, the button
Reynolds was in charge of the pro- The. following young people enjoyed
gram and gave a very interesting tail: the evening with Miss Alice: Dorothv
on S. ,H. Gordon's book entitled "Scr-jAnn Warwick, Marjory Warnick, Vi
vice." Mrs. Utay Murphy was in charjre Bjnia Warnick, Donalene Oxner, Ken
of the devotional services and at theincth Oxner. Dorothy Miner. Donald
close of these MissiKdith Tickctt gave (Miner, Wesley Miner, Margaret Millie
a very interesting sketch on the iif-' and Kliiabeth Milne.
and growth of a school in Pyrlo Hieo.
At the close of the program a l,y
ncious juncneon was servci uy ine
hostess. About twenty-three Indies
were present and all rcDorted a de
lightful time.
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COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER
iCIaude Cooper's squad 'if tho young
men's class of the Y. M. 0. A. will en
tertain tho other three suadt tan.ir
iow evening V. u':IIO in th ; "V" with a
delightful banquet and program, Kev
erend Quiglcy is expected ti give a
short talk, the Methodist male, quar
tet wiM furnish several --election and
chorus singing will round out the ,iro
gram.
-
The ninth annual dame held in the
Zuber hall last night by the h eal
Ij. O. 0. M. was a success in every
way. A large crowd was present and
everyone reported : fine time. This
was one of the bijf suciH events .it
the season.
; . The murriagft of If, Clintvn ftall and
Mi'N. Memthia Wittenberg took plc
at the Baptist parson uiri.' Saturday,
j luMuary 'J I, Uev. A. R. Sitton ol'ficiat
; iny. The wedding1 hour was six
o'clork in th tevenitiR- and imrrpeiliatr-
ly fullowinir the ceremony the bridal
party went to tta? home of the ifroom's
(rents, .Mr. aiM Mrs. iirovgr tiaW,
who attoiided the ceremony, for th?
Wk-ddinK k upper. Followiii(f 'the sup
per the newly married couple left for
the groom's own home. Mr. Ball is
. connected with the local post office
and is well known in this city, havirjf
been' u resident here all his life..
and Elizabeth .Milne.
AUTHOR DIES
JOLLOWlfr
AST ACCIDENT
(Coolioued frd) Pegs Hat.)
JUST
ARRIVED
A New Shipment of
Vtoiiae, per yd. .'!) ainl l-!c
i 'I'etitiiiic Apron Sv....y '"
i.imy.ilnw Air..ns V A .--' ami
i'illuw Tut.iu
I'illow Ti. kiiiif
iFftsfV Jumper
JiTsrv '?i'kt't:s
1 n'sscs
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l''lttshv. KMittttjf VWvstod
ANDREW'S VARIETY STORE
Repairing and Wiring
of
Anything Wet:
H. & S. ELECTRIC CO.
100 lU j.ot Street
Phone m W
S'H.E'R.R'Y.'S
LAST DAY
Dougla$..MocLean' .'
A Thomas H. Ince Prodoction
A PARAMOUNT PICTUKLC V
A Romance 5'hat SpeeA Pa3t,0Gloom Witla
Grin and Boats it Under the Wire
Also
COMEDY "Bride and Gloom" b
Mrs. K. I. Moss man will .lecture
Itefoj-e the M. I. A on Sunday evening
at seven oVloelc. Mer subject is t-i
be "The Joy in Art." Mrs. Mossmarr
is espeeially qualified to sprak on thi:t
subject and she will illustrate her
( lecture with ' a number of lantern
slides. The public is cordially inv'ted
by the memlrs of the iM. I. A. to at
tend the meet in jf as the.ir gueMv.
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Bouvjr, who ar
spend iriK nevrTal months in Kuropt,
are expected home early in Maii'h.
The Youiut Woman') Kducationai
Aiuiliaiy eivjoyed a program of eiiu
'cationjil value Monday evening ut the
home of Mrs. .1. K. Wight, with Miwos
' Hlanche Clark, Knther Ryan, Nell
( 'h rist ianwli and Mavjorie Hurratt a?
nostesses. Art in the phone of inter,
ior decorations was interestingly pv
sented by talks and lantern slilev
The subject of floor? and drapme.
vas prest-nted hy Miss I'Urk, furtutun
by Mis Ryan and picturY by Miss
(.'hi istiansen.
The walls of the livinff riom wore
ndoined with infant ptet-ires of the
j.ncsts. At'-i- Imojjenc Ku'll wfln
tii r r:7.e fr reojyur'" the irn-kt
pit I u 1 1 s. ,
fteliiou movie are r t a weil
halanred pulpit dit; music am.iibl t ,
be pr(dnminan unless tS. master in
nui.-ic are intcipn'ted hy irl'it. to;
the enil th;it the music hp r.ot .-oothinK
taut entertainiiiR alone, but Inspira
tional; the ipn fofiim is prncticuble
as an avenue but in the. t nl it U the
parents themlv thai mint nu-et
tho problem! of filling church ivw.s
on Sunday evrnifitss; to m !ali.( the
Sunday evt-ninu hour is entirely feas
ible and practical.
Thee cofichinioiM W4re Teuehi 'l by
speakers at the Men's duH ef th
Methtdist ihureh last evening. Kev
Ira K. Aldrii h read the m i i p.tp. r
presentinir !" fampli prour:i:nf f ft
the Sunday evrnitij? meetings tf any
church, th;tt dealt with civic, educa
tional, medical and piai-iebi;ii
topic-. Harry Hpssett, (ietire H 'tm,
4'hiude I'ooprr 4iHd A. W. U'lfel1 Were
other sMiilai.
Mr- J h! Milne eMtrtaine, Tm
day rvertinif at hi r htnie in hrtr tf
ht-r diuehV' Alice, Januatv Jlth
i
rott Ih fyv4 VVr! will allow in
nr cent ff oYall E'utom Made uits.
MNMt VjfHK THitiKKY.
t oast i pat ton.
tit liputtori nf the liow Is i a I p .
paiiei tile sewerage system tn;t re-H'.ove-iVale
mattt from ttH' b.'dy. It
is 4 nVar v. thaA vntir tMtv! nv
rt'lfulai ljtM' .i( bd;v, ttt c my oft
thi wu-tiV it i4 that tl. .ste
pipe's nf nu'V.1iie l4 kept t-h ai'ii
cairy off theastr Lm tit r.ii:,.'.v
If yiu ul.t r'lry k I1 bp-i'tt ke.p
ir boU rrguNJgE riktpjf ti,tm
lrlain's TnUts urn m'd '' lv
papaelully in American-Japaneso re
latlons and in 1918 Ravo funds to
tho University of Toaio to estib-
Ush a chair for tho Mmly of tho
history and count ilut ion of the
United Rt;tes. lie a made an of
ficer of tho Legion of Honor by
the French government In l!U:i,
for hi share in a reception In New
York to French official fiaitora. In
the year .following the world war
ha .was. appointed chairman of h
committee to aid Cierman children.
Mr. Ifcphurn was author of many
niaKM.lne and review1 cBnuys uu eco
nomicn and fimtueo nd publiabeU
two booaii, "The History of Coin-
HKe and Currency," and "Artificial
Waterway and Commercial Devel
opment." He wus cholrnino nf the
currency committee 6V the American
ltaukcra' wBauciaiioii rrocu the time
of its organ'ziitlon. lie vat a men
ber of nmny leading cliiUa.
In iml fie married Mtnn llattle
Fither of .St. Albarm. VI., who died
everal yr-ara late. In 1 H 9 7 he re
married, takitiK for tin wife Minn
Kmily If. Katun, of Montpelier, Vt.
They nude tfteir home in New York
City for many yrnrs tuid had a
country bouse ut Hldifefleltt Conn.
READ THE WANT ADS!
Is That Cold and
Cough Hanging On?
Y
-hat ir
rliest?. It
Ueal,
an irk, if
tiead. No I:
totMl tor c!ii!
c hriKe for tlie
vmciiiti, healiii1
nptirecijte. IJuv
gists on f lic way hoi
R be convinced that Dr.
iSew Uiscovery doe )Urit
ant to ilo siitJies eoLmh-
si mn-torminr4v
liii'gin pu k and
coJd and ftrippc
mgttiun in the
ik", therefore
II a.i uiiinnuiH.
II notice the
a c wi
ll hat yiHi will
r at any drug
iHiiiBht, 6)c.
UTiuit:s. t-ii
IhcYlMin.ul
ml ill yu
V ini
Vtw
B 1
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Dr. Kins
New Discovery
For Colds and Cou$Hs
laiy Vtufr, l.aty Buvela. "iJon 't
tii'k-ct -on-.itp.ii ton. It umlerinmei
the lif-iltli. t.iU .ill vim out of
vnn. Ir. Kim's Tills will invigorate
the v.tem, si ir up lite livrr, mow the
tool. All druiitjijtj, 25c.
D PROMPT! WON'T GKTPTi
. r. Kings Pills
Prophylactic
hAir
BRUSHES
$1.00
$1.50
TltlMlyt ; luU'ilia I'll.V
wi- al.lc t' oltVi'
these twi style! at 1-
"Try the Drug Store
First"
LSLDROGCO.
CI 'W 'X. 3 1 2 OEMRTMENT S10KES
APRON
GINGHAMS
12i2c
A GREAT VALUK
Woolnap
CIS
$2,98
The greatest blanket value we -have slwwn this
winter. Dent gi'adr, pure cotfon Wixtlnsp IjlJiu
kcU, WjsW) in size, wciu'lit )hiiiIk. They- aiV
in plain gwy only, with a variety of striped' br
tlcrs. rWiore art ju-ft, W of these, aiul as they at sueh
tiTfiieHtii( values we advise Mjpplyiif yunr
jw;els earlv.
LA FRANCE
GINGHAMS
23c
An ejttra fiu-e u;JrU-
mew Jnitisi; eVVi'i'
L'iimliarit.
There are. thirty f m
Hiosjt vut eii euttiiM and
patterns in this nhowin
INDIAN HEAD
MUSLIN
V M-iti. i
IV)l-ii. wit
!m
Sfoeks ttre
pl.';..
:i:5-in. wiidth .
Ith .
iutli
1th .
'27.-
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ens
APPLE WEB
GINGHAMS
19c
A wither iare mUuwui
of this fine quality ''7-in.
(iijitflutni in a variety of
new p;ttertts lias just
arrived.
Shoe
s
We' believe fmv hUowiug to be the itiost eomilete
in the t ity. -Tliere are hIujcs for work r Eiess in
a wiile ramte if weifjlits aud leathers. Kh"es to fit
ymir feet at priees you eau ufftml to pay.
Dress Shoes $2.79 to $8.90
Work Shoes $2.49 to $5.90
THE LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT
STORE ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLU-
A CLASSIFIED AD WILL DO IT
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A LIGHT ATTACHMENT.
A USEFUL SICK ROOM CONI
TRIVANCE, AND AS THE,
NAME INDICATES, IT DIMSi
A CITE AS DESIRED.
IT ALSO PREVENTS ONE
FR0MBEING CONFUSED IF
AROUND AT NIGHT.
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Eastern Oregon Light & Power
Company
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