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y. r' f' I r 'T pack fjotit. ' L'A1 GT?AOT)12 EVKXING OBSERVER Tnrsdav. "Miiir-li 1. 1922 TIIK T.ATlftKST cntl.V IKPA HTMEXT -STOKK OKUAM.ATION IX 'i'Mt; WOUliO" : , t ( n.jni Kn Trtfnn 0rayr Ij ' '' " . V I LET 7AVL09 DO 1 V HERE , -is .V indefinable : smartnas J to Taylor made .. Clothes Hliat inferesses.. ev-. ' eryone. Tlfv are-ruly indi- -r ' viduai. . Moe-tp Measure : "' . : from Fure Wool-fabrics of . : richness and, bsauty, ; they . . ., carry the mark of exclusive-'', noss as well as the brand of V custom-tailored) quality. ', They are faultlessly tailored whether the cost be TWENTY-FIVE or SIX-. Westenhaver & Gilbert - AmotiK the piutty parties , of the March, when Salvi, thr.world-fumou) .pii'-I.enlen season were the two bridge 1 harpist, will give it concert in this afternoons at which Mr', flay Murphy Icily under auspices' of the NVighlmr and Mrs. Uonald M. Pastue were hunt-hood Club. Salvi is of such 11 type C"-es on Monday and Tuesday of thin that he is recognized the v.oil,.over ' . ; '- .'. . 'an the pocrof hai lists, and the utoi'y I lie first uftcrnoon .seven tahle(that tells his p;owess in that line is were arranged for bridge, Miss Mar -,lh one coming fiom Salt Ijike, where, irarcl Anson winning high honors, an J. ha will make his second appearance. .Mrs. W. (i. Sawyer second.: Jn Toes-An .open date, and the geographical day, elevin lul.les W(MC laid for hridg '.; location of I,a (Jiande are the two Mrs. T. .1. Scroggin receiving high ; reason why ho can bo brought horj. score, while second honors fell td .Mrs.;! UVith , an, artist' of that calibr-' ('rank Kalston. At the'tea.hoyr, ad-! scheduled M Grande should feel itself .oilional guests were ciiterUiAdW " I favored. If makes' no other Kastcrn , I'.askets of pink, sweet poV ndj Oregon stop.'. ... ' ' ' ' , j greenery mlded to the attragtivenesaj ' . 1 . , ' ' '"'. , '' of the Murphy, homo, while. the color; ;' The G rem word Parent-Teacher As-' lienu of pink aril ifeen m np-i soeiatlon trill hold their regular mst-' propriately used in the other appoint nienis. , , , 4 r The two hostesses were assisted on Monday aftcinoon bv Mrs.. R. I,. I ing on Friday afternoon at two thirty o'clock, Ponrch, Mrs. Charles' H, Miss.' Helen McDonald.' Ilteynolds. an.l i has On Ttt iiH'Cting i)f the Lucky Thirteen ben Tuo.-daying to the Illness of Mrs. afternoon those assisting alout the , ardaon. postponed indefinitely ow- A; U Rich: The meeting 'was to have rooms were Mrs. Harry A. -urbrlcic, been .tomtit row. Mrs. Dwight 11 Jesse, Mrs.' A. W. ! .' , . .Nelson, .Mrs. Charles Reynolds and The 'Girls' Friendly Society Mar li Mihs Helen McDonalil. , . GraH held in Jlonan Hall-last 'Satur- . iday evening was declared a cumplete Tho' Women of Mdoscheart legion ' sucosa by nil those attending and the will meet at the home of Mrs. Charlcn J crowd was one of the largost over Crandull in .Old Town tomorrow afUir j assembling in tho hall.'. "Oh, but we noun at two o'clock. ,., " ,,bad'a-good time,".is the, way one . .. , .' .member of the younger set expressed One of the blggost -society evenli ,Jiciself and her spirit was voiced by of tho season occurred lust right, the .'others who , expressed thepisehes. occasion being tho first annual benefit ! while the umilcs on the faces'.of the hair of the Union-Wallowa County many, both young and old, and the Shrine club, . The Rex, Hall was the reluctancy to ,Veo the evening conic scone of tho festiviliiui and, early jn to an end showed that his spirit w; the evening guests begup to arrive, : universal. - ' ' many of thim coming from out of I .There was a meiry-go-round, danc town, both Union and, Wallowa couii- Jng, fortune telling and many .other, ties being well represented. ' j "attractions. A clever "Cat street". The larger p.-irtpf tho evening was under . the direction, of Miss France spent in dancing to the delightful mu 'Birney, followed by some .very charm sic furnished by the Starex orchestra1 inc nttlo girls who dancerd 'Beroza," Tho 'floor was in splendid, shape and under the supervision of j.Miss Russel. was cjowded with joyous, dancers allj Later ten beautiful-fairies, beautifully 'during the evening. .' , ..coatuined, led by Edria Maguire, more ; I -rvrm : - jt tiR. chw of. the dancing th:; than delighted- the audience, but the i 'chaplaii; Hem y -.. Low, treasurer; guests were served with refreshments Scotsmen and Scottish lassies brought j 1 -Malivl Wulf, acrclary; Klisba iiodg- consisting of punch, sandwiches and down the house when they presented ikins, yate-keeper; Miss l.ura Wilson, coffee. ... . "Scotland's Scholtische." - , ' 1 1, Ceres; Mrs. llauiia Anson, Pomona; This is the first annual ball present-; j Ten i pretty colonial lassies gave tw.v j.M1s Mnijoiii. Hyatt, Flora j-IMSss 1'"- ed by the shriners and its success was chanring dance numlicrs one a "Pil-i ..inn . S!t rnll.m. b,,lv fiiul iim utewui-.l-' all thllL could hfl hoiied; for. .The trritTl's tlimcn." flml one n minuet. A I f.Mrn. Starr, Mrs. Ansori.'Mrii. Ilriggs guests wero .delighted, with the' oe-1 Mardi Gras urogram, is never com . Mi's!- Aikle.v, .Mrs, Church home eco- easioi) and were united in their praise ;; plete without its clowna.v These. wprc . ' Jiuniiics cOmniitleer Hiighsie Hell, Geo. of tho efficient .management and 'ar-j furnished by I.a Grande's Y. M. C. A. ,TI'l.(K'ASr;T;' Mai'. J.The' mver-1 Acll ley, , :V. Baxter,', tin'unf commit- rangement. , . ;. ,.' . . .' arud i. tliey did; themselves proud Ing if Tlocaset -Grange was, held Henry Lmv,'.)!(.ibcrt Uriggs, ex-'. ' t'- .'.'. - ihroughout the evening. . Last, but not Saturday inojning iri the .new hall', lenitive committee... .,: : . -. i , . 'An. installation of offirers will he , least, Dorothy Crouse. fascinated uil this heuiir the first time the hali win1 : ', ' ' ' , held at the .meeting of Chapter 1,. .with a ballad. ' . ': .. used for one of the semi-monthly f-' ' '" "; ' ' . ' . "r ' . K.. ()., to be held, Friday, March a,' .1. The girls and Mrs. uie-tings, which ale held the .econ'.! '. Elephant' Reflective Powers. at tho home 'of (Mrs. Cooigc Palmer. i ho-directs the local GRANGE MEETS I I and fourth Knturdays of each month. I- liirrii:;hH-ni.v Hint while mi The hull in warm iu.,1 co.y and ihc ! 1 '"', ihlnkr Ue;iit least grniie expects' to'iiuiid, an addi'tio'i? r"11'''''"-" f'"'.,'l"'!' 1" ni'm'"' "'Is the and do some rcfinishing before'form-i f,"',1 """ ""' 1'l,,l'l'nt covers, himself ally dedicating tho hall, -Work will be- ,v" ' """,,t" ki:''1' ''icts from biting. ii-.- i.i nii n.;i .iii.c ii mo 10 nruMi. files' iiwuy fnuniitu, . - ! K. ()., to be held, Friday, March a, t The girls and Mrs. Robert Pratt, jilt tho home of i.Mrs. Cooigc Palmer, j vho-directs the local branch of th.; ! All menilier. are urged to he there 'by i. i. g.,' today expressed their thank; : two thirty , o'clock as several other im-, b,, the Misses Biiney, JontSj Rvliiv, pertnnt business,, matters, 'will ho to.. Hehnett,' Jiho and Mcl.ead, the teachi fure the nieeting. drs who so ably assisted. In making gin as noon as the' weather permits. The officers elected for this year arc I). II. Snider, master; R. G. Wulf, overseer; M. G. Church, lecturerj 1 c.. Parks, assistant, lecture;' George Acklcy, steward;- Robert Snider,'' tii.'tnnt slewanl; Mrs. D II. S'lid . .. , ..' .?-.,. v ,: the 'carnival a succes. : '. The Eastern' Slur1 Social Club was1 ' The G. F. S. put on the Mardi fjras entertained Tuesday at the homo oi'aa an experiment. Hereafter it will ' . ' "' , ''.' ' ' f' '. Mrs. F. W. Parsons. Tho nftcmooruc an annual event, as their own pai- .' Dnn't forget that nil candies' mad' was spent in playing ''oOOt" Mrs. Pcttr ticulnr stunt for material .aid-, in and ;old at The Palaco lire sellin-t McDonald winning high' honors fn" social service, work..' , , . a-Jat the ,samb ptirc-i. iis they -weic he- the- day. ': At. the' closf of the carJ , t ' ; . .. .,' fore the! 'tvar. ' : .. ,' .'l-t-'H Cession the hostes-s nerved - a dainty;..Thc Presbyterian Brotherhood will rr : luncheon, and the guests took their- not meet this evening as was schedul- departuro feeling they-hnd spent,. a ett hut will meet on. Wednesday cv- v-' ;' ; V-Last Call :PUBLicMeiioN ;t.-i mu tv it: ' pfi. a n ,ci n a su w a A.; uh.tsss . : ' ' . . ' '' y ; HAKKll, (H(l''.(';o' ',,''-'-' ' '. . V' Tuesday, Marcli 7,;1922 Sr.l held iiuilei rovn nt ltnrlrT farm 7-8 niili- north of Xat.. .'. . l-itou i-:ni i:i:mii.i.i-; iiki;i:'"- , , ; 1 tried 'Vl.'ed sow. furVill ly dlleV'es; one n ilinlKliter Of all liol'lh-. west H.i i-iiiiiI t'hnuiiiti'M hoar nH one out of. daughter ' of ' .Salem raiid cliaiiuilon licti I Winter j ea ittiig pill null a gSiodlnnfll ti I W....I III. I I'.... lt..U' Soring tillls inbstlv hreitlvto I's C ' I'urilnnd tii'aiiil t-hniitidoii lioaS '.T-l hrolher to (lie lliai WM K 4 tl Tr(fimm: one IneUii linn. " II .' '. I'.ill ji-aiiiiigrf hiivii'iiy Teflii poiiini iiVn ; '"',..' 1:1 Spring gills, stroou In lint litimil nf (iiuiil i iliamplon nnv null hour of the I'nlun l.lve Sloek slloal 10" I.' . Itrglslcr al the AnlliTs lintel in OdV Kpense ' II MONTHS TIMi: AT 8. IIIIINO Vol II HA li ItKI liltlOXt 'US Ml.l V llClill . ,. ' - riscF. I'lii'it D. i:Ti:iniii.i,i''. I.I Nt'll XI' oo . " linnets l.. l'. li.ti.i;Y ,017 enjoyable aftenioon. j . The Thursday k'ive Hundred Club will he-entertained lomnrrovv night at thi home of Mis. 1. U. McKay, on ll!(T) Hevent street ''. .- ening, Alaren K, at tno Home oi iicr- :'lert Hnnna.'i Robert Enkin being'- the spealJer of i,the evening. . . ; - , Tho home of Mr. and- Mrs. 11. If. .Cleaver was the scene of a very do- - ' lifchtful entertainment last night. The Thf! Knffoe Klatrh meeting to have occasion was the regular .meeting of been held Friday uftcritoon has been the .YoungVoinen's Kdueutional So- ... .'.... A .... f . . MMlu.in-u-uiiui, iv- uMunni !".' eiety. I . ' -i on noeount of the illncss'of Mis. A. Jirs' Clnkver, with the aid of Mr;. Richardson.'. Mrs. John Thchten and l)unran, Mi's. Otis Palmer, Mrs'.'BoH Mrs. U. K'. O'Hrien will he joint hustling; and Miss-Elliott, Was in charge e-ssos. , - . ; j of the program and hostess of the '. 'evening, ! ' llonan Hall was the scene of mucin A palriirtic program was the feo nclivity Sunday afternoon and evo'i- turc 0f jh evening, the first enter, 'ing, -the occasion being the hannuet tainment eing the stately 'miauet by the Brotherhood of St. Andrew, in rendered by some high school girl.s. .honor of "he, Sunday school teachers jr. (-leavnr then gave two delightful ,nnd the wives of the brotherhood recitations,' "In l t!i2." and "When Suo members. It. took the greater part of nm ,j .Knterlained." ,.. , . . the men's time in tho afternoon to nr-' The remhinder of the evening was 'rniiRC the decorations and tables. : spent' in obsorving a social hour and The cooking was under direction of .playing gapies.' A delightful luncheon A. K. Pryke. The tables wore anang- VOs served(hy the hostesses. ,, . j ed in a U shape,' tastefully decorated The nexf mooting will ho hold twi with daffodils, place cards and clus- weeks frmfi Monday at the home of tors of candelabra, all being in liar- Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Short. many with the flowers. L-J At five thirty the dishes rommrnc- QvnfhpHp Oolii Is ' . ...1 (., ,.l..ll..i inol the elrelri.. lurlil -t To Think ' of tbe needles financial saoriflccs you make when you do not "take tho time" or are disinolined to look around a little before you make your necessary "-purchases of personal and household things? It is not alone a question of laving money but one of securing quality and service that is involved. Com pare our values with those elsewhere. Domestics BLEACHED BROWN Sheetings Sheetings SI 111. Peqitot. . . 90 in. Penuot. . .' , 72 in. Pequot. . . . f)0 In. Mohawk: . . 90 In. I'epperell . . SI In.' I'oppcroll . . 'ti in. Mohawk . . . 7U In. Peppcrell.. . . 7.1c yd. . .7Se yd. .". CSc yd. ,,6 5c yd.. . . ti7c yd. ..61c yd. . .5Sc yd. , . . 55c yd. . 90 81 81 90 54 72 SI In. Pequot; . . . . . In. Poqiiot ....... In. Mohawk in. J'eppai ull . . i ... In. 'Pequot . in. Tequot , in. repporoll. . . . . ,7oC yd ,6Dc yd .-r,9c yd .tile yd .4 9c yd .59c yd .Dae yd Cambrics 'Berkley, rierkley, Unrkley, Uerkley No. GO, Pink. No. ao.("i.j. .. No. 60. .'?... Coronet :.;'...' I.onsiLile Naiuspok'. Cameo. No. loQ' , . Magnolia Cambric. .89c . 29e ,25c .2e. r Muslins L ' ' - '. ,.''';,' Ijouor Illeaeli v. ....... .- ,15ft ' Lonsdale: Uloarh ;','.. . . ,21c Hill Dleach .'.'....';...:'. 23c Hope Bleach . 18e .Introducer Blosch .......17c 30 In. Indian Hoad.. 27c III! inIndian Head 2Sc PILLOW Tubing to lu. Pequot -42 in. Tequot 45 in. Pequot 42 in. Indian Head. . 45 In. Indian Head. . H6 in. Popperel 40 hi. Androscoggin. ; Sheets and Pillow Cases 42x.'!fi Tlojia C.aos..'.' .. . . 45x.'lii Hojie ('asc. 12x36 Lonsdale Cases. . .45x36 Lonsdale Cases . . , .3 5c. .39c 42x3G. .Pequot Caso:. . .45c 4T,xM I'oq'uot Case. ... . .49c 42x36 Victoria Cases. ... .39c ' 45x36 .Victoria Case3. . ... .43c 72x9(1 Pequot Sheets: .' . 81x90 Poquot Shoots, 81x99 Pequot Sheets. . 72x90 Victoria Khuets. 81x90 Victoria Sheets. . .43c . . 4 5c . .4C .45c . i 47c .,35c . .41c .$1.89 . $ 1.98 . $2.25 .$1.39 .$1.49 ! JAPANESE Lunch1 GlotHes Hand wuvhu imported ' cloths, new printed .designs In two fast, color. All' are with, homstltched borders. Lunch Cloth, 48x48. Lunch Cloth, 54x54. Lunch iCloth, 60x60. Toweling,'' yard Napkins, each X J I . . .$1.39 . ,,.$1.49 . .'.$1.89 ... 15c '.'. . 10c "PEDGIE" : Pantie Frocks Ire comfort for thm children. IrW'tri'uuMo for the tnothers. iwa,- foOnd in these servicoiibln blooinor froj'ks. Thpy. are of gingham in brtthtly roIorei cherks, attractive ly J trimmed. Priced ' rangti Troia JA0 to.$2.98. ' , 1 : ' , SPRING Ginghams , .vOur showing . iiiclttdc.-J a wldo Tango of attractive patterus and colors in fine quality, 27 and S6 Inch do mestic' slnKhams. ' --' : ' 27 in. Ginghams, 19c, 21c lyard . 31c 2. in. tiinghaius, 43c. yard. 2ac, TURK Towels Our towel showing .r'aupes ' Ei uiii a largo Mza - sinlo Tih-k trtvvcl iit 25'c 'td two heavier .weights- and .l:nev sizes at 4f)c, 6flc arl Our ipurchuses arc made at tlm mills and those prices afford you generous sav InRS. - NEW Curtain Materials Printed herder scrlmo. nt He., and 19. Hemstitched and novelty bordered voiles .and nets In plain tolorii.Bt ,25c. .Mariiiiisettes, Swisses and filet nets at 33c to 98c afford you a varied selec tion ; for your spring curtains. Sanllai : Olliloili ai)c jnl. 312 t-lncorboratod DEPARTMENT STORES llliro-Helle V llalr Nets . Title SMI . E Y'.'S LAST DAY WILLI AN S. HART i IN (iThesMkistW, A Paramount Pictite. -.Myrtlo Steadmau in the. Leading Fi!v;im were extiniruisncit ami me lauy guests ilarendeil to the lower hall in tic shade of the cnndlolicht to receive tri nffi'fcfthle surprise. , . V The menp .consisted of oyster cock tails, soup, roast veal, mashed potato es, Kreen peas, salad, celery, apple pie a la inodo, decorated with tiny Am erican flairs, nnd coffee. . t The proirrnni was in chai i;e of lu 'fessor A l Hampton, director of the hiotherhiiod and chnirman of the ev ening. He fined his audience acioss the table and deluded it with interest -inn talk, scintillatinir with praise and 'compliments for the teachers. He in troduced the speakers, who wen i Miss Suinnne lX'al, who pave a heart to heart talk on the primary work in the Sunday school; Mr. Pryke who save a very inteiostinir talk on th possibilities of a Junior Urolhcrhood; Mis. Harriet McDonald, jjiv inn a very ilcliRhtful talk, her address beinn eon lined to Hi-lulls In the Sunday school nd Mo flihle class, (tiiln a short 4i.1my 4 its fotimhilion and accomp- li.Ai'tsi and Kevereml J. . Clunn. who delivered the closini; nodiess. The guests ili'parlcil vociferous in their praise of the delight fill banquet anil entertainincnt given them hv th; bicthei hood. An Old Discovery (Ill- Krn,-iftln i A flTV. la.. a procosrt Jor -"making Kold Trom "IntliMr mctats, Ins broupht forth n: low recent cliim i:n clirtirtst Dint moving two atoms of tho Kad mole-iprocess wax , cosily thai the ir-cu,,!- ' 1 i jtlficiil puhi wus much more expen- SaVS a ProfeSSOr t;trmpnf ' from Dr. Charles - H. Or. Key oh states that the problem islve lhan nV"rul gold. , ,, . J T;.i'..j 11..o . M,.ini( T,..xl.riHt Ikil U'lic ieiirb.il .. ..,.,4 1,.. 1.,.' A ' .1 iti'mk) v 1,r- v;unui,vus liinririiH, oi uin iae-;ir. iiini'leliH and that tit it latt?r A Uiicken Tamale or -Mar. i in tiny oi inn- i. mvonmy i juwaiiinie mo auece.sH oi ui project was : i arne on v tho til am imueu to a v.er- uenmnsiraUMi, in iaat inau ariuuny uentoiiHtrniu't. ll was lonnu and frvsh evcrv t.-i.l iior fit. l. til 1,1 l.n ihiini'Ml (nl itntil In- fn. I llmiiiiur 1U- ' k'neno t th-.t t l. Chilli (.'on at' The Ialc. , SWEET Or (it'imiiif Arkansas' Vnin-S WW l'Yt'slii Sliiiini'iit (Wiiaiiiits.'ISf. tit J'lrti'i rcil Min k O, ,-ti'i's, lar-'t' ovU Fivsli Stock nU's, Hi. ......I..; ,:J v v WJieri 'OES l-'rcsli Ilfiiil lA'tltico, 2 for Fri'Mi WnMNtcd I'caiiuts. ll. ; l''li Corn it all pops ?, lhs. (!ct your flour at mici' aiiotlicr day. Last cliaiH-c at Cam. Sh The Thrifty Throng O OVER I 2 ED ' .; v ii l r! ! P- r ) W,. aiAan.-cl'.- ; ; L i .i Aho Showing' a Coiaot-V ' . - A ivp ef enleitainment tlial . nrvt r h n d h fre ( i ZX i J-J,J. .j.. , ... A . 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