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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1922)
r Tj PXflE TWO LS( A KTR EVENING OBSERVER AVedhf" M.-.v suZe Pumps LACE STRIPE SILK HOSE TO MATCH (Jroy suede iinii)s ai'c the most in demand I'm- women this season. NY are showing thin popular shoe in all sizes and widths. Priced at S..")) the pair. NY eau also niad-li' this shoe with a grey Kayser sill; striped Imse makiiii; a very stmi uiiitr cniliination. KIDDIES' SLIPPERS NY are showing n very coniiilcle assortment of kid (iies' strap slippers in all sizes lYni llie little tiny tots up to the growing girls' sixes in several pleasing styles- -j.II at moderate prices. HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE rolh'i.iod's wllr constitute the board 'Mr. und Mrs. John Theism will enter ,f cont'd of trie joint organization, tuin the Kuff-e Klatch at the CountrN A. hereon preluded un toast- Club Thursday evening. This meet astrf. Presidents of the variouy ing will take the place of the regular- ulhernous, ministers or the chur.-h- ly scheduled meeting fur Friday cv- and Be presidents of the Indie' ening. rani"f'n f each church were in-1 i.,lnil th. assembly. The latter The llrothcihood of St. Andrew lulled m. J. K, Ingle, Presbyter-1 met Monday evening in Hunan Hall und Mi.' It. A. I'ratt, of the' lor a business meeting which closed !s' nnnciy hnciety. As a side-, the meetings for the season. Iil.t the men presented a wodrlingi An electiun of officers was held. to Mr- ana Mrs. Harvey Patton.lA. C Hampton wan re-elected direc- thaur bring their fifth wedding an-,tir. 11. C. Zurbrick was elected vice- tiircrtor und Koiart A. Pratt tfa.7 Sale of Spring Dresses elected secretary and trcustiri'4i"7j No social hour was obsevM, ne party adjourning at the close of the business session. ..' Chapter I., P. ,E. O., will meet Fri day afternoon at the home of 'Mrs. The City Restaurant j is now ready to serve 1 hi' lest there is on the market. Special chicken dinner Every Sunday. All WhitK. Help CITY RESTAURANT ' AND BAKERY i'ing IhaiioeiaB and scientists were threshed lut to he satisfaction of all during tl. tvc.ing. For instance, the dispuV ovet the interpretations put on J'iah aid the whale episode prompted V skh by V. E. Divens, George llilnie sd A. Edwin Pryke T. which I hfpMtie powers were brought Inii uft und local- Pastors I were grillcii jouniy before the event was over. I . Mrs. ee ftyno'! played two piano leieciions infcl pHse; everyone j menselv. i : b- .Marks If t Episcopal organ izntion explail d tkt during the com : :ng year cacl broaerhood will hold an individual ViKttg once a month and one joint Vesitn, at which .time Meml.i- f ..- h..ut. ouwine, speasiis e Drougnt m . , , . 11 ""'""(and the very l-t imluble talent be ions assembled around a restal board presented on tl elK.pics. last evening when the four church ,A. c. Hampln, dairman of the brotherhoods f La Grande gave their nominating coil.itt. reported: with annual 4aiiquet to their wives and the results note! tbm. sweethearts. One year ago this ev.ntl C. E. Short. pUifot of the Meth was participated In by but two broth-Udist men's clublniwt of the citv .,.., .. lmn Jt.r inrre were hut n it imim expressing his Acred. Throughout th eveing there was my. this was a surprise to ouulf. Mrs. Patton treated all ,t to a taste of the cake. tol numbered thiee, Mrs. SheLood WBlianis, president of the Votl. Wunian'g Hducutional Auxil iary!, peaking for "Our Ladies ;' C. M. limphreys, of the Presbyterian broti howl, speaking for "The Ijiy-iLee Warnick. men.and R. G. II. Quigley, prcsi-j uent l,f the Ministerial association, Somn vevv intoroarinir .,l.l.:iiiv il.i (or the ministers. Each i luatratvd some readings fio"i the' speak "pat ver" u sound message. Wl1 k of Charles Dickens riven by The 'olcory scene from Shakes-; m,.s. Harriet McDonald at the meet-i Irare!lap4y, "Komeo and Juliet,-I jnlr f the Neighborhood Club ves. pAsented by a group of three ' terday afternoon. It was observed as - u f n ......I:...- .u. ' .. ji- uiAMii imuinK iiic Knirlisn Literature llnv nml f hur es Dickens was selected as the subject the illustrative tableaux were a charge of Mis. Donald Pague- Mr. Harriet McDonald also gavy n interesting sketch of Dickens' lif he was in charge of the day's pro (tram. Mrs. Hal Bohnenkamp furnished delightful vocal solo. was ladies, , prolog terpretii ling the ing was Many innnnierahle styles in iiv.fl si in the materials are Crepe Knit. Many exquisitely fashioiu and Afternoon Dresses of hi.ul )(5 to 41. Street, Sport 'anion Crepe and tail-TafTet;,, new Sprint;- Street st rharai-ter. Si s CAMPBELL SISTERS Ladies' Ready-to-Wear and Millinery :1 Mi Bertha Wallsinger in Rowo, and Mrs. F. A. Ep- haratier of Juliet. The act- ;ppcii!ly good. oblftis that nie now wor- I . -. I -'; four, namely, the Baptist. Presbyter- Jian, and Methodist and the Brother. Jlfrf f S'' A"H,'7 ' the Kpiopal u ranstnt treal ol frivolity and .Church Two hundred people were as- women and mihi.lm specially were Jumbled at the Methodist church for t, RubjMts f hpj with prick ,,the occasion beginning t 7 o'clock M prongs. The manyommittees re- i Committees of men fpnm n..U nr L. .... . . "Ivy Creel.,' i the words' by Dickens and the musk oy RuasRdl. Mrs. James McNamw I and Mrs. E. McManus sang a duet ! 'What Are the Wild Waves .Saying?'"l The meeting Was very interei'tlng' and instructive und a better under-i standing of Dickens was had by all. -We Offer- A Fine Homo In very choice location. House has 5 rooms, bath, good furnace, fire place, good garago. $.4000.00. A modern home of 5 rooms and an nttlc that can lie .made Into fine rooms, full basement, fire place furnace, new garage. $.'1600.00. John Anthony, Proprietor j Committees of men from each of the I snoi" Z f-M nAnulil, ..I 1 . . . i I ' iai)ip anu wuitei! on the ffuests, while ib!e for the fjanqiot had in turn, done its prt tell, with. the group of Presbyterian ladies had lino-of loint brotheiW n, hi nitv generously cooked up the deliciou ! a success in ev,r!wy. With u , , . j the Hinging of Mod fc- Arter an hour of fun and frivolity We . Meet Apain".,ti' the four brotherhoods elected of f icer i ! jumed 1 1 w. ic j.Miii ui guni7.aion Tor tne . S',!;Tr!!nh's- M:.. D. FitaldVained the WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING? TRY AH J S bU" clr of tiu s,.red Heart d OBSERVER WAMT AD I ' ...... llllllH'U a Hoial hour- ' 1 A 6-room house, old but good fmoriVrri, has 2 lots,' good locution. if CnO lA n.,.,U l...l...n (IE IW1 itnw each u ' rTway. With A gona nome. n ro'mis, miiii, cw- th you 'Till nient rellar, woodliouso, garage, 2 tscmbly ad-8oil lots.. .$2,845.00. SEE THE BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED PERIOD MODEL BfiUNSWICKS Queen Anne, jit JoTj.OO Colonial, at - ?M)M Stratford, at 11 0.00 Canil)ridt5", at, $:!(i().0() Oxford Kleetrie, at .)7..00 And All I'prin'ht Models from 'tIm.OO up -At- Eastern Oregon Music Company A small payment down will send one to your home Good 4-rooin house, small lot, In good location, city water In house, house in good repair. $1,000.00. Vacant lots at prices to suit you. 'Come in and'see. AUTO TRUCKING ANY TIME, ANY WHERE. TOWN AND LONG DIS TANCE HAULING GOOD TRUCKS. Company COAL WOOD FEED HAY STORAGE PACKING The graduates ' prescn we : Isel Hunter. M:iriunt f'jillin.t M,. l.,-i..,- k.v, Kuby Bean and Clark ttzgerald ' i Father A. F. ' I.oeser wa o pies- j ent. The evening was (,u very I a HraTIP InVeSlimCnt pleasantly and all report! , Ulii.ht- i Ld rdI1UC 111 VCSlHUClll lul tinii. 1 I ft 1 , I The Westminstor Guild m-tHonday evening at the home of Vts I B Moe. Miss Edith Picket lliii charire of the program,, which wa .vlusk.i 1 I anil the Indians," and at th iso of the program Miss Huldu !;rson gave a report' of the Pi'yteriul meeting held at Union last fVt ' The meeting was well uttctai and lonowing tno uusiness mcc-( re- fi-eshments were s LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY All kinds of machinery, automobilei arid tractorl paired, overhauled and rebuilt Ascetylene welding of all kinds. . Cylinder boring; and oversize pistons. Crankshafts, Pigtom and Piston Pins ragronnd. ' Give us a trial D. FITZGERALD, Prop. ra in?, Adams Ave. Thone M.iln 7.12 ti served. t t 1 ge Bnntz was D tes :KlNG o1 i;:r r . 0 i ? "it. ? III Ji "The Coal WiUi the Reputation" - . O ! . fe 1 ' '' '" o . v . . o o . s o - - o , ...V Mrs. T. (leorge at ft card party' Tuesthiy evenir H her home on Seventh street.! Her guests includeil .Mesdames W. S H.i rer, 10. Jacohson, Boss Katun, nVi-y Johnson, J. F. O'Connell, G. !!. )'rr, H. ('. Ttickey, Herbert Pattison, V. li II. Sart'ord, Kliiabeth Priest, IS V. j Hughes and W J. Spencer. j 'I'wo piizes were given, Mrs. Pris-. ' winning first and Mis. Hughes ond. At the cIokc of the evening dain:.' refreshments were, seized. t ! j Mrs. llariy Kull'nrirk entertainer the Clio Cluh at a four-course biidtft luncheon at her home Saturday lifted noon. The luncheon was served at 1:.'10 o'clock and the remainder of tho. afternoon was spent at cards. There were four tables at bridge and thi lub high honors went to Mrs. Chase Bohnenkamp. while the guest prize went to Mrs, Harry Bouvy. ' The guests and members were de , lighted with the afternoon's enter tainment. I The liland City Epworth League will hold their monthly business meet ing ut the M. 11. Whistler home on Kiida.v. May S, at 8:0(1 o'clock. F.v ,ry memlier is utged to be present u :un election of officer will be held. The niirigT of Melvln I.a'sen and 'M:s Mary FiituMild will take place on May t, at a m. at '.he Catholic Chun h, with Ktv loeser officiat-1 immt.1i.tlv ' following the cere mony a i'.tg hreifat will be serd at tli Cnnntev "l)t ' Tfc fir, of t aerie of Elk's ilaniti ill lTn i right in the Kik's ln'ac a.Mifnp bt iti w.rf dis.9.nt i Sued during hj tlteit, jieft son. .'Mi. r;( The Preshyteiian l adies' C? ft.i clety is mcet'g at. the home of -s. W. lirker this afternoon, o O o Mr. and Mr. II. K. O'Brien and Attention ! 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O 'Cedar Mop, No. K rep. yr'uv O'Cedar Mop, i. :., reur. pi tve s,,;, O 'Cedar Mp, N'o. . retr. pri'-e 1 .00 This is New Stock Just Arrived no,; .!)0i- EAT At the &2 M Tit 6t. ..... j 0 w V GROCER Quality and Senicc iW-3ii 0 M OpSBiVSt .STERTISING will bring results s
