La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 18, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextLA (JltANDR EVENING OHSEKVER Satiwlnv. TYhmnrv 18, )99.2 PATE TWO Stylish fi COMMITTEES TO MEET SUNDAY FOOT WEAR 35 FOR WOMEN MISSES Ave arc showing mawr now miring in wom en's mid misses oxfords and imis I'm' the eiiining seasW 'Iliere arc patent leather, kid and call' leath ers in TlWIv and id'own and in all sizes and widths. NEW BLOUSES We have just: received an other largo shipment of wom en's blouses and waists in a big variety (if styles and colors. IEW SILKS Our new spring silks arrived' today, consist ing of fancies ami plain colors in all the want ed materials for spring. Hill's Department Store (ContiMi fma Vagi One.) Woodmen of World Julin Kcott mid R. J. KltoiKii. Knights of 1'ythlaK -f'runk Tur iht anil ('. I... Graham. R. K Brotherhoods G. M. Cur linn nnd I.. ('. Henderson. roiiiniltlccK on KnHciottioii. District No. 1. L. H. Russell, Mrs. Frank ('leavongcr, .Mrs, F. K. Rohan, Mrs. George Hopkins, Mrs. C. I. Lewis. District So. 2.-C. K. Short, f.'harlid Reynolds, J. II. Pearo, Aug tiKt Blunge, Elmer Stoddard, A. C. Hamilton, T. J. Kcroggiu and Union Dennis. District' No. 3. W. n. Ornndy, Miss 1 1 11 Ida Andaman, Mrs.. Oscar Pourch, nick (liiyeoiub, E. e. Ilrugg nnd W. H. Casey. District No. 4. Mm. J. K. Hil ary, .1. II. lllumeiistein, .Mliitu Ros-tot-k, Mrs. Jolte McKwen, John Me Ewen nntl .Mm. Munhull. - District No. B. Mrs. Alva Dnr yea, .Mrs. John Thleson, Floyd AIc Kennon, C. W. IJuutliiK, John S. Ilodgin. , Dlslri. t So. IJ. F. I.. Alllngham, Dun .McClollan, Mrs. George Ly niiin, .Mrs. I'lcrson, Mrs. Alfred WEDNESDAY, choick $2.00 THURSDAY, Jiioice A. . . . ; . . . ,$1.G0 I'RJDAY, choic .... $1.00 SATURDAY, ehVco . X. BOc None reserved. Nunelsold over the telephone. None iargiVl or deliver ed. This in a nil silo, given to make room at the (iVeenhouses. Our loss is your (rain. CI1ERRYSII.0R1STS 2-lfi-nt. If you are thinking of a phono graph, don't fail to talk with the ilirimiiwU-k Kxpert. Mr. Davis at the Eastern Oregon Music company store Saturday. 2-ld-at 134-J. TAXI Call Herman's l'lace, 2-18-lltp A real Fern sale all next week at Cherrys. This is your opportunity to !get a beautiful Illusion hern nt your own price. 'Monday, your choice, , $:.00 reduced fillc a day until nil are 'sold. Don't wait too long, however, as they will soon lie sold. U-1 lt-:it Ten pounds of lard l."0 at People's Mnrkct. Phone Main 747. I $7.f.O ferns on sale Monday nt Cher i rys for $1.00. Ileal bargains. Cash I only. 2-lll-.lt rp, n CTfiM rr iuim r I LilULL i U GIRLS 1 The game started off with lng 1 USII UIIU l.ll UlilllllU WUIt Ull CllllJ jleud. For the remainder of the half the teams Bee-sawed, first one Ratling (hen thn other. Tho half ji.nded In favor of the local girls, 13 ! to 12. In the latter liulf the two Pendleton forwards got going anil ' Jfrom then on Iji Grnnde was never Loeal High Team Is Defeat-ibie to .overcomo the ic.ni. Tim In- js!,.r,i i,f n.1 if O'Ublnn nnd white staged a last iniii- tuc rally mai nuiieci n lew jioinis but railed to win the game. The game was featured by the splendid work of the two illmlnu llvo Pendleton forwards and by the close guarding of tho wholo Pemlle ton team. Mnrjorlo O'Brien, I.a Orande fnrwnrd, was the nutstand- Mllne and Mrs. F. E. Oxiiot. District No. 7a-H. J Hitler, I. 1.. McKennon, Mrs. Louise Maguire, Mrs. Oscar Merger, II. E. Coolldge and Dr. K. P. Mossnian. i District No. 8. Mrs. P. A. Oharl- f ton. Mrs. J. H. Smith, Mrs. Charles1 - - jMel'rury, Mrs. O. W. Jlasten, Mrs. star for the locals .and also '.Hubert Mnsterson, Clint Van Fleet.!! high point seorme. District No. 'J. Miss Margaret A return gamo will he played Anson, Mrs. Frank Jackson, Mrs. at Pendleton in in short time nnd Del.lle (ireeiie, Mrs. 'Harvey liny, La flrainlo's only chance to get;. Mrs. v.. K. Short anil Mrs. Urucei back Into tho race Is to win then. , Dennis. Last Night. Th Pendleton high school girls'" basketball team practicully cliched tb Eastern Oregon championship last night by defeating the strong local sextette by n score of 31 to 23. which would tie La Grande and Pendleton for the honors, thus necessitating a play-off. A large crowd was In attendance and the student body exhibited tremendous nmoiint of pel). This evening the boys team will play the hitherto undefeated Enterprise team, the game commencing at 8 o'clock In the high school gym. Do You Know ? X. That You Can, Buy VEfcOlX GAS anVIL at The Wil ted Bkttery StatiHK WINS IN SECOND ROUND Leighton & Oxner Cor. Fir and Adams i . . i 11 ' ii 1 1 miBiimiL llrightoTiW with m mwi ii ii ii Mum i i 1 ' 1 i. lly Associuted I'ressj PORTLAND, Feb.' IS. Hiisnnta Singh, Hindu wrestler, threw Eddie Itlclkirda, nil, Idle weight boxer, last night In tho second round. Rich ards landed only one punch' nnd kept out of tho wrestlers way most of tho limn until Singh made a dive for his tegs and threw him. Floyd Johnson, lieavyywelght, won a ten-round decision over llat tllng Kid Ravage?, Mexican champion. lTi;i!i:s'nX(i COMPLICATION We Invite You to Come in AND SEE A' fc!at Ibngprs Aluminum Pans .... Alum. Tie Plates Small )npping I'an 11 Tascniip, lOP I .Ik Talc. Powder, 2 for l.V Pencil Tablets 4 for l.V Ik Tablets, 4 for....l.V Cmclift Cotton 2 for IV t i J HAT 15c WILL BUY OUR STORE E. HAVE r.adies' Hose Mens' Hone t'liildrens' Hose .... II uck Towels ( 'nnvri (iloTos T.x.th Pa.it o TNnifU Mnmhe Hiw Huiijtortw ... I'ltiT Powdf r 1"e l.'io i " l"t! 15e 1 "k . 1 ;V. 1 Vi T)OST FAIT TO SKK OPU Nt;W USY. OK Mm-, -iaXons am) (w t a n ni rs. Andrew's Variety Store Of tho ciiBtoms or tho old world thoro lire imitiy whirh western clv lliziitlmi, with its fri'tMlnin from re nt mint, find moHt diflioult to un derstand, ii nil 'often to condone. One of the foremost of these nnd which finds iieceptmm .particularly in the Orient, is that of prnmiHing ti daughter' haiwl in marriage to one often unknown to the lulde-to-he. Accepted na this custom is through tlie fHre of long usai;e. it is rarely Indeed that a daugh ter, imperially of an emperor, in de fiaiiee of her father's will, openly proclaims her love for, and pur pose to wed, another, and of low deuree. Yet this very Interesting compli cation occurs in that most fascin ating or comic operettas, "nulhul" (which will be presented at the ! high school auditorium next Mon day nnd Tuesday evenings), when! the Princess Hulhul refuses to con-1 slder her royal father's choice of Prince Caspiou and gives her heart j to the peddler. j How developments prove the ped- j tiler to he the prince En disguise! and how the irate father is therein- I appeased, nnd happiness in the end ; reigns supreme, is shown In a plot ' of fun-provoking; escapades and rare, crises. i ! If an evening of melody and j i mirth means anything in your life, idon't miss "Hulhul." j RHEUMATIC ACHES QUICKLY RELIEVED n.T. neon i2 iiii? rheunuiK iiMic is nuu-klv irliexTtl lv miniw ' IillVltiotl nf Sltvtn'o I tm'tiiftnfr For l.v cirs. folks nil niKr fftM ; world luV loun.l .Mivin's to he the natural cnAiy of tias nnd nclvj. f;-nelru nuh! rhrtin. You ran jVt tell by ils'heallhv, ! rliiiuil.Kiiij; ixrar tlullit is noiiu; h do u prxl. I Ac, Wwn'iV-naV f,y immi1t!, , 6-v.tica, lame lvit, fcl joins nice r.ic k', lnin. anVjlX.mi. At all flrugtifts &c, Jikr, fl.t District No. 1. P. A. Benlinm, Mr.s. Sherwood Williams, Mrs. W. II. Sargent, J. J. Carr, Mrs. 'W. J. church nnd II. E. nixon. District No. 11. Harry Swartz. Dexter Katon, Mrs. ICcorgo Maler, Mrs. Frank Mlllerlng, c. J. Hlurk, and Mrs. Clua Ilerger. FERN SALE. , cnreluliy. 'ItUJes or the sale. sale Monday at $a.00, iduced 60c a day until All leirfc go n and willXio v all ia re soITL MONDAYAhoVe TUESDAY, Vli.Vcc '':','r- "if 1 BULBUL A COMIC OPERETTA BY MAXTOR KIJZABKTIT TXCH W. KIlVS-llKKMiKUT PRESENTED UNDER AUSPICES OF THE LA GRANDE NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB SCHOLARSHIP LOAN FUND COMMITTEE High School Auditorium, Monday and Tuesday February 20th and 2ist, wz TAMIT- -A Well Mnmi IHTMllTL His CASPIAN An Amia IDA Thn Court. Clmi" I.I I. LA A Friend to 1 ALAIN A Friend to DOHA Y Keeper of the JUSTSO Ktteper of thn Characters Represented ennlng but FUBSy Persian A uWeons lo Ar htron. Mi. iVlbul V. cVDian iVyal SpectaclesV. It;il Cash lloxA rnORUS . Oeorgo EIrnle DMUghterV ..Mrs. Ray Fuller rico Stuart Bennett W. H. nohnenkamp, Jr. ..Mrs. Elmer Stoddiud Dr. Ray Murphy K D. Towler Francis Crunier $.1.00 $2.50 e uKe to Give Service Or, to put it differently, hos it ever struck ytAi that it isn't the ease of the job, but ybur liking for it that makei It attracti-? We're irmCe battery business be cause iro lo it. : If we canmive you service that you didn't knovfljwe had, we are particu larly pleascfL We don'f stop with merely fillinl, charging land testing your battery .fcnd selling pu a new one when you ne4i it. Wc here to do everything wl can to sic to it that your battery iivra most miles of un interrupted slvice pea dollar, and more sntiufacti&i all arojuid. We like to hp bothqled. Come in anytime. LA GRANDE IVTT;RY STATION MS mm A. L. Crossman MAIDS OF IIONOn Miss Dorothy Dunbar. Miss Xrothy Clisey, Mrs. T. R. Max well. Mrs. James McNamec. JKss lis Cunn, Miss Mabel Horzlnwr. Mrs. Paul Massee. Miss Mabel Oesterllng, Miss Esther Rohr, Mrs. Elmer McManus, Miss De Lorls Pearson, Miss Alice Campbell. LADIES OF THE COURT HOUSEMAIDS - vtni Louie Maguire, Mrs. Geo. A. Brian. Mrs. L. F. Dunn, Mrs. C. V. Slgnor, Miss Mamie Woodell, Miss Loulso O'Connell, Mrs. W. H. Parkingson. Miss Minna Ash, Miss Dorothy Mey ers, Miss Emma Mueller. Mrs. Hobert NeHrUii, Mm. A. W. Nelson, Mrs. J. H. Haitt, Miss Louise Zom. LORDS OF THE COURT PEDDLERS F. L. Ollingham. Melvln Larson, Norman Frees, A. E. Pryke, Eai'l Stoddard, Frank Pearson, John Stoddard, Paul Massee, T. K. Bellamy, Leo French, E. D. Towler, Francis Cramer. SCENES . ACT T. Onrilen of Ihn Palace. Afternoon. I ACT II. Ballroom of the Palace. Evening of thn same day. Hinge Malinger and Director Mrs. Nominn Km Musical Director .Mrs. A. K ftleluirdson Mrs. .1. D. -Meyers, Accompanist nsslsled hy LINDSAY'S ORCHESTRA THRIFT SHOP OPEN. The Red Cross Thrift Shop is open daily now in the New Foley ;H Building, off the Chestnut street "!: entrance. Thursday will contin- iK ue to he Thrift Day and on this H day all who have donations for 5 rK the shop ure asked to have it W ready to be delivered, that be- ing the day collections are made. jX 12-10-tfp 10 in. Double Disc Columbia Records V Are Nov 75c W. H Bohnenaamp Company For Sale fj-room modern bungalow, 3 lots, garage. This Is a good buy for some service man that wants to use his State Loan. Price $3800. New 4-room house, JiiBt complet ed. Here Is a chnnco to buy a home that no one has ever lived in and tho price Is right. $150 cash will handle this. Price $1400. G-room modcr-n homo, Just off paved street. Thh is a good placs and the location Is good. J2G00. V Price TIIH nssurniiro of a voire junt when wanted given such nulla furl ion. Tho operators nt-o rkiii day nnd night to keep each suhV-riher in tonrh vllb every other KiilmVlber. If you me not. already enjoy ftW the advantage of a tele phone, Vhy not have one initialled. O l e C-room modern bugnjowl paved street, garage, full basement AVlth : wash trnys. 4-room house furnlsheilyblg lot 00x110. The party th.nt owns this plnce wantstlo mnvo away and will i soil now for'i$1704 I have moncy'To loan on class farm security. first Geo. H. Currey Phone 200J Real Estate Insurance e Independent lephone Co. TAXI FORD & GEORGE Main 44 Hide with n company tlit l bonded. Kvory ih lvei'' nnd every car hnndeil for ynur prutect1tit with tho very best of pepviec. CAM, MAIN 44 Maki?s6ick.iJuas) ge, V Cll of roIIerm'. M FmlN Rm,,M. '.'rnclir. !Allayc.rnploxHiouMrvUr HH Dr.Hobson'sV - 3 mm "A Glass In Time oaves Slightly chaugod, but you know tlie import, and eyes mv more important than stitches. ntomoti'v- aid von to see things in the lijjlit regarding your eyes and their care. iest eye in the world can easily he made verse lv a slight strain and abuse. irgan of Ihe human system w ill snap so klv as the eve. Work won't hurt it Abuse kills it. The most abused organ and the least eoniiilainiiig in the eye. 'VTlien in cries "help,".hec4 the wftniing. Ouf method mid . (yiipment n the most Itiuilerit DS. W. St. FSARE ptTatriat Witfc - j i 1 1 w ( z. Snodgrass . and lm merman Funeral Service Par lor, licenced' Embal mcr, Ambulance Ser vice. Day rhone Main G2, . Klgtt Phone, Main 743. 1305 Fourth St. La Grande! Oregon, 0 o o i 0 tczema Ointment j i JW