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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1922)
m ORANDTC EVENTNO OBSKTIVKFI -THE LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT "ST0RE ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD" Hood Rubbers Imilj Ljko Coined Model- Itl'HHftfni'Otf l-'orijifil tJlidllci-UA Killllllon's I'l-eoili Kill tJloves Van Itaulte Silk Cloves While nnil - WyrkulTs Stationery arc iitfiiin in stock'. Those whf have been waiting Ibis tsliipmojit carl avail She'll mch'cs ui' tlii.s now arrival. Litflit grade A ib viiIiImth fl.T "When you buy at our store you are safeguarded and protected against wasteful expenditures by the advantage which combined buying for our 312 department stores enables us to give you. Prices here are uniformly law, waste is eliminated and enduring satisfaction is secured. Our stocks are kept constantly fresh and good. .Medium heavy sole, jjrade A Extra heavy double soJo.wwl Against Akste! e A l3v WESTENHAVER 1309 Adams Ave. La Grande, Ore. The program of the meeting of th-j employed in the telephone office. Neighborhood Club Tuesday after- noun wan on the subject of "Italian Mrs. E. Jacobson, 108 Greenwood:, Literature," Mrs. John S. Ilodgin hav- entertained (Monday evening at he' ing charge of the afternoon with Mir ! home, March (i being her birthday un- l-cla Kiddle and Mrs. J. I). Smith ns-, nivcrsary. 1'ive hun-drcd was played, 8itinfa The members declared that the -afternoon's entertainment was "one of the best and most instructive that have been arranged in recent month. The Italian note was carried out in the musical numbers as well us In tip: papers read. Mm. Ira Aldrich render ed n vocal selection, "Kniaiii," by Verdi, with Miss Ruth (Juiglcy ac companying her. Mrs, I.ee Reynolds rendered several numbers on tho Mrs. I). W. Hughes taking the first prize and Mis. 0. H. Kerr winning second. After a social hour n de licious luncheon was served. Those present were: Mrs. Claude Mackey, Mrs. Chns. Hiddingsfield, Mi's. V. L. McDonald, Mrs. li. 'Wi. Hughes, Mrs. Ross Eaton, Mrs. Nellie Spencer, Mr-i, 0. R. Kerr and Mrs. Jacobson. The Kaffoo Klatch will meet at the home of Mrs. John Theisen I'Yiday af piano. Those chosen as fitting in with tcrnonn. Mrs. Howard K. O'Brien will the day's program were: "Sonata, 1 i... iuin, hostess with Mrs Theisen. - nt'L'UKU iiim iNiiu muvrintMii, tiy inr- dnsHuro Culul'pi, and "Shophurri' faonir, from "Win, "ell, uy Rosi-eni.', Choosing ns her nubjret "Julian IJtoraturo," Mra. lloritfin jrave h;r audience in an intercntitiff manner (renernl review of Italian literature. Her paper covered a broad Heope and allowed much study of the subject nhe had chonen for her part of the pro gram. , iMisK Kiddle diHcussftil Virgil'" "Aenoid," one of the flrat mnsterpiee es of literature produced in sunny Italy. "I PromcrfMi Sposi," by 'AiIok mindio Monvoni. wan chosen for a detailed book review by Mrs, J, I). Smith. ' The Westminister (Juild met at th home of Mrs. John Sehroecer Monday evening in Island City. The even inir's hostesses were Mrs. Paul- t'ook and Mrs, Sehroeder. Twenty-one inemberH drove to the Schjoedcr home for the meetinir. At tho business meetintf it was r"- ported that the cooked food sale held recently netted the diliM over $0") am: that this was more thuii mnuirh to make the society's (piota of $JuO for mission work this year. - , :, Miss Kdjth IVaehin led Uie devotiim nlt following the business session. The program rendered1 was in ehaige o' Miss (iertrudo Last and Mrs. Alvali Duryca, The hosUsMes served elaborate re freshments before the happy evening canio to u close. Percy C. t'uibertson ami Miss I.illu Clowe were married at the Methodr t pnrsonage at noon Tuesday by Hev. (i II. Quigley. Mr. C'ulliertson bin been a resident of m (iraude only a few weeks and Miss Crowe has been The meeting of the Central School Pn rent-Teachers' Association will be held on Friday, March 21, instead of March 12, as was formerly planned. Mr, and Mrs, R. J. Kitchen will en tertain the Loyal Men and Women's class at their home Wednesday even ing at 8:1(0 o'clock. The Knights of Pythias lodge put fourteen men through the first initia tion Monday evening, the fourteen now being pages. Two more initia tions will be undergone before they will receive tho title of knight. The initiation was in connection with the regular business meeting. A large number was in attendance, ev eryone, even those who rode the goa', being highly satisfied with the even ing. With expression of deep regret over conditions that arise to part friends md neighbors,- about thirty ladies I leathered at the home of W. It.-Long THE CLUB la ijiiidrl's Leading AiiuiscnKint Purlins. Smokes, l'diiVJilliiinls 1111(1 Three IdcaT liuwl injj Alleys F. E. WARE, Prop. and wife on Fuurth J-treet yesterday afternoon to enjoy the lust meeting of llm kiniJ under the hospitable roof of that IvooBehold. Mr. and Mrs, Long will remove to Portland the last of the week, where they have purchased n home in Hose City Park and will reside there. in the future. They have resided in a Grande for many years and enjoy tin confidence and friend ship of the community. Mr. Long has been connected with the O.-W. rail road at this division. The afternoon was spent most pleas antly by all present, the guests hav ing prepared the luncheon, thus mak ing the occasion n complete and happy sui prise to Mrs. Long. 50 INCH Stor m Serge $1.29 yard A truly Bre.it value. Pure wool, 50 inch, storm Fcrgo In all staple colors. 56 INCH Coatings $2.69 yard A wiilo ranee at rubrics and coloriliKH nrn included In tills ahuwIiiK of the sea son' fiivon.'l continue. 56 INCH Wool Jersey $2.19 yard A line knit nre 'wool Jersey elotli, tiiliiilnr knit. I'or drenses, blouses and sport jackets. FRENCH Ginghams 49c yard Kxlra film iiuallly soft fin lull pJiikIuiiii In a variety of nttraetivu patterns and colorings. FILET Curtain Nets 29c to 79c yard See thts showing whon seleeting your curtains for iprlng. Your unviiicn will bo worth while. . 36 INCH i Wool Batiste 98c yard A fine woven pure wool fabric for infunts mid chil dren's dresses, llijlit ami all staple shades. 36 inch Krepe Knit , ,$3.69 yard; . ; Tho feiisen'j inoit iliv tlnctivc nils fabric for lilniisos, dresseji ait'l skirls. Wu nro sliowlni; It In Mocha, CaiuiM, uay mid L'open. CHIPPENDALE PRINTED Crepe deChene $2.49 yard Another of (ho sty, ron's dainty blouse and iln-H mn- terial.i. Wliit if-(tund;t, Lir- ii rod In aim-ciive de.xiens and colorH. Mri. (Jeorire T. Cochran will en tertain the Thursday Bridge 'lub to morrow afternoon at her home at MOH Second street. The flieenwood Parent-Teacher i' -AMMH-iution met in the Creenwood The next meeting wilt 1C held nehnnl Triday afternoon at 2:;i0 lhc Iast t'ritwv in March. oelock. I tie meeitiiK was well atteno ed and the majority of the afternoon was spent in the regular routine bus' n. Then a short program by the children was proented and the mem ber? partook of a ilelie;"nt ful hot lunch prepared by the hi eh school enfetevin. 4 New Skirts IN A VARIED SHOWING OF SPRING STYLES New pleated and plain models in plain and broken eolgr iiitfs, in stripes, plaids and plain seizes, tric-otincs and the smart new novelty weaves. PRICES FROM $5.90 TO $12.50 STYLISH NEW Oxfords Hie seasons liioVt nooulai' low shoe l'or street and gen eral wenr. Mark alitl Cordovan ' in Kid aiid Call'skim leathers with eiilmn ihitl niilitarv rrtu-ls, are included in our new .shoAvinu' at thirice, I , PRICETAT $3.98 WOMEN'S if , Sport Boots t 'jT'V' l llijfh laced hoots of. ' I'.iiVst iU'skinr, cap and! nioeeas- ( '' s,.v'('s in."iied and dryeaViers. They arc v'ohr. best lv protection against the wiVhr. Cj" PRICED AT S6.5o50, $8.90, $9.90 DISTINCTIVE STYLES I N- Spring Blouses soiison are incftaded in Tho most distinctive si vies of tlie season this new showing. Striking eoinhinat and Canton Crepe, plain Canton and smartly styled and trimmed, and many sivlc tendencies make this showing wioj i fu. .'. -' J - . v PRICED AT $3.39, $4.39, $5.90 funs of Krepe Knit; CrVne de ChinV. and (Uier of 1h( new th.vVif your alten- i. A NATION'WiDp' , w,mm 1 .9J mar : j -Incorporated 312 DEPARTMENT STORES FIBRE Silk Hose . 49c pair A neain fasliliined filler Iiuho In black himI Cordo van, with loinfori't'd foet nnd llslu toiix. FLAT Curtain Rods 25c to 69c Double, nnil sinslo rods, brans lind while onnnie! Iln islicd, uduslalilo to liny stiindiird luiiKth. OUTING Flannel 15c yard Heavy woiKht 27 ! Out ini;a In llKbt striped weaves. A ik'iiUl viiluo. NEW Bugle Beads 8c In colors sa'.tablo for trimming the now sprlnc fabrics. SILK-JERSEY Bloomers . . . $2.49 Kino iiuallly silk Jervoy blooiners In flesh and col ors. All sl7.es. FERRIS Corset Waists for Growing Girls A correct stylo for ti.e proper development of plrla from 6 to 10 years. Priced at 08c, 1. ID, 1.98. Palmolive TiDILET ' REQ0IS . ITES . . coiiiploto lien- tine;. M t'heso popular rciiiis:te: has just arrived. Creums, Tales. Toilet Water. Shanipoo, Soups and Perfumes. JAPANESE Lunch Clothes Fast olor, one and two tonci printed cloths, with hemstitched borders. They are priced from' $1,311 tu SHERRY S LAST DAY J Douglas Mac Lean "One aYlinutc" A Paramount Picture A S&ile sf Film with a Dq,uh in Every Foot Gomid "One Big Night" TOMORROW H "VIOLA DANA v 'IN The meetinir of the I.ucky Thiiteen t'lub has been pustponed until the rvenini; nf .March il. Mr? W. O. Sawyer will enteilain lhc cluii at this time at her home on Main istrt-flt. The Christian Kndeavor of the "l i ClirUlinn anil I'resbyteriiin cliurche J j leld a Joint rally nt th Pri-shytermn I J church on Sunday evenin-j. Mii I , Kdith Pickett was in rhtii'Ke if the J j eveninc's proirnim. I The f i l-.-t part of the evininif win ' pi nt in sinirini! cuiiveiuimi siuiks ml II then Miss Iterthn Nelson and Miss j Hnience Nelson cave intetvstinu i talks coiicerniiiir the business incth-, j J ihIs of the Christian Kndenvor as tak-' I I ell up at the Ki-ho Convention Italic, ! , J held at Salem, l'ehruaiy ll! to l'l. j I Miss lluttla Andersun told s:ime l ihinj; of the inspiration derived from J the convention. I j ' J J The lirornwood Mntheis l.eairue met I i last Wednesday afternoon at the home I J of Mis. J, M. Kochensparirer, at t5l'' I i T avenue. Relief work for several J families was discussed and assistance I I leadily extended in the form of work, I food and clothinu to families in un- ' fortunnle circumstances. The ladies i i are now cnime-I in nmkinir a civjch cover for the rest room nt tiic Clroen- I i wood school. The nest meeliivx will the Greenwood district are cordial! invited to attend. were served. Those who gathered to wish the young host many happy re turns of the day included '.Messrs. A delightful surprise party was 1;nvl)U,.n Via Stalk, sterling Sturk given March !! at the home of I.loyd j Ycck in honor of his twelfth birth day. Cnmes were played nnd nt an nPpmprint.. hour dainty refreshments nnd Leslie Huff. Paul Plair entertained nt "".00" ' : - - . V at her home Monday evening in honor Ward Fowler won consolation prize, of (Mrs. K K. Ringo's birthday. A I , , ,, number of-guests were present and, lhfu .,m"1 f vning was the hostess presented Mrs Ringo with I ",t "hm:m '''l hour and a beautiful bouquet computed of ? h"rt T'?' 't'u"" ipliRhl sweet peas and baby wreath f.u rcr" Th ".ostcas served H - 1 delicious luncheon to the guests who Mrs. Oscar Berger won high hon- then departed for their homes. A very ors in the "'tOO" session nnd Mrs, plonsant evening was reported bv all. A New and Lower Price on l'vcsh Cn ii'iicry liuttcr. 12 lb. roll Strictly Fivi-li (irnntlc Ivoiulo K.u.u 't do not bandit sliiiind in fs prodiifts arc obtainable. Do not overlook the I'act that we HOO V T.'V . nionrs and Swift's jmre lard in lb., lull vt'i"-ht s t ins at ?-h. as bum as lioiiie This prire is Ic a iound under today's market Hraiide Koude l.ard, " h jjd,, are si lling Ai- 1'ull Cream ( 'heese,. pound o;.; Where The Thrifty Throng ' ": E R I ZED ! UwsitMBineasei34wnwftJltitww' " -. t'oiiiic- z o o 0 o o
