La Grande evening observer., May 17, 1922, Image 2

rA riRANDK ctventno onsrravF.n
Summer Ginghams and
Wash Goods
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Checks are thei Thing and Yellow a Favorite Color
Kvory'ivcar it V siim'1 hin.u -.new 1,-i.xi summer the
vogue Wiis !' red pin ehecks; it's checks itain litis
season hut in more clever designs; elieck wilhiii elieek
patterns, sinall plains that give a eioekei-l etTcct
anil siuaie motif's set closely on a contrasting ground.
Colorings are also more delicate. They are almost
rainbow hues with yellow and la venders most liked
of nil. The Tissue tiinghaiiTs are quite dressy
Voiles and Sw isses are suerh.
HHPs Departm't Store
A fitlinit cliwinjf tu the Nei?hljor
huud Club's iiiusicul piugruuib took
liluci- j'fMtiii'iluy with Mm- hml Itoim
enkamp u k-iulcr- Mm. IStiliiii-nkamp
rotid u well jirjiaicd pai(r on )-fKwi
composers.
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'bull lhi.1 pv;nm when the l-iufy Alar
o "ion iiini-o on I'auv Kiuhu
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; ': PRO PHY LAC-TIC
, PENE-TRA-TOR
Hair
Absolutely Hygienic Easy to Clean
Pure Aluminum Face :
Specially Priced at 79c
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
j 7$ck& store j !-M!:
PRICES on Tires, Tubes,
Gabriel Snubbers, Bumpers,
Spot Lights and Tire Chains.
Over stocked andi must move
them We want your repair
business on any make of car.
Our Guarantee is what you
need on your repair work
Home of the Chevrolet and
' Nash.
BLUE MOUNTAIN GARAGE
AVERY HARRISON, PROPRIETOR
PIANOS
. See Us Eeforc Buying
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
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REASONABLE and
SEASONABLE
The fcioom 's v on gf Mr. and Mrs.
A, 'uie iwul i a iup;Jle an highly
iLMpot'tcd ymmjj farmer. A1:i' friendy
nf t In couplw join in bent, wishes
Kntcrpi ixu Heeoi d-Chifftain.
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The Jju-ky TiiirUton will moet to
morrow al'Uuuou Jit the kuMtu; uf Mr.
H. K. (HlidKt', 1102 ( tivenue.
Mr. and Mis.. J. (;. jHulm entertain
l a few of thwr fiieuil Tuesiiay evening-
.A very cnjnyabl? evening wu
spent. ' Near the close of the eveuiii' .
Mims Hii.ia Anthony phi.vKi two com-; Those present were jMr. find Mia.'
po-.itimm wilii fine inlet pretive auil-t ,-IW Smith, Mr. an;: Mrs. J. J. liar-;
ity. Hit numbers were: WMinK Ian, Mr- and Mrs. C. Ursh and!
(V'HcsHKjn," by It. Kmil Enna, andhh ho.-t and Jwlw, Mr. and Mrs.
"VttiHcut'," iy j.ucitKi Bevker. Thrwe'j, c.
muen (Mijoy)! numliera wtM -iven by'
ilrs. Hurley Richardson. ' Aiulx'soue.
by Muriim liuui-r, and 'Gtrt'ott:" andlthi
"1'ienrtt iante' ty Dunt Mittcy. Mkh
A. L. 'Hiohatdson, accompanied by
Mis. (W, W. lierry, very tfraciouwly
anK two ploasinff tficups of sons,
''iJay is Done," ani ''love's Krfieiom,"
by Mm. J-Yankie Walkur, and "Ah-?
sem-'V 'I Knew a Maiden Fair tJ
Sec," and "Dawn," by Katherine I,
Johnson.
Ore(n can well tx pfoud of hcrj
unncii.-t-iB miiu ji iim iiini atw nas
aitiyts who can interpret si skillfully.
The West minster (JuilJ im-t Mon
day cvc.ninir at Uie hmne of Mrs.
Chas. IliiiKiier. Kev. Win. ('. Hoss'
lcl the ili'votioiial.
An excellent lecture, "The Trial of
Jesus from a Ij'al Standpoint," wa
jriven by HobC K. Kakiii and whk
highly appreciated by all pi-'sent for
1 no niHtoncal value of the Utzht it
shed on the UUnmm laws of the time
of I'ontjus J'ilate, as well as its in
tfu st to the student of theoloy
' Mjs. Oscar I'oarch spoke on "The
Church an,l the Children" Durintr
the social hour delicious refresh
ments were Hervtd by the hostess.
A picnic will be held on Monday
May t'i, which will be the last social
cvt'.it of the season for the (juild.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newlin and
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Newlin will en
tertain the Kafl'ee Kntch KriJay ev
ening at the horn of the former.
A week later the same club will
meet with Mrs. George Cochran, with
Mrs Colon K, Kberhard assisting
; This meeting will be held in the al-
ternoon.
! .
The Women of Mooschoart I.oK-ion ;
i will meet at the country home of Mrs-.
( ieo. icha 1 d.-"on f m a wocial a f ter
I noon Thursday. Mrs. (J. Richardson
j and Mis. Jap Stevens will be host-'
esses.
The Greenwood Mother's Circle is
, inciting this afternoon at the home
of Mrs W. II. Colllngwood. 4- ;
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1 The women of the Methodist church
I are preparing to serve a chicken pie
j dinner in the basement of the church
this evening. A large, nuhiiber of
'guest: ate expected to-be present.
A charming bridge party was hel:I
at the home of Mrs. liruce Cox Satur-,
da.v afternoon for a few of her
. friends- Spring flowers were ustd as
! denotations, making a very leautiful ;
effect. Mrs, Julia Cunningham won1
the caids a delicious luncheon was,'
served.
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1 Mtv. Julia Cunningham, of Golden, 1
Colorado, is spending a few weeks in'
I.a Grande as the guest of her sist'r.l
'Mrs. K. S. Ivanhne. She has attended
many social functions during her
visit.
An informal entertainment in honor
of Mrs. tieoi ge Huntington Currey,
of 'I'iker, was he-Id at the home of
Mi.-. Geoig; H Currey with Mrs. K
' U- I-'ai ley assisting as hostess. A
j number of close frien.is were present
1 and tile afternoon was spent verv de-
lightfu!ly.
ft
A number of friends of Miss mr-:
tit hy Meyers weie entertained Jit tbo ,
Country Club Monday evening in hon-1
1 : nf.Miss Joanne Mogshire, Mror-;
ily sister of the hostess, who is visit-;
ing with Miss Meyers for a short'
1 time. The evening was spent at "o(H"i
with high honors going to Mr. Harry;
. Turner. A delicious lunehcjn pie ;
ceded the d'-pnituie of the truest s,:
who were very niu.-h plea set f with
the ;vt nine's etite tait;mr:il. I
I ft . ;
A wedding which wdl be news to,
1 some ot the.r friends took place at
ISoiM Idaho, March 'Ji when
M iss 'a ne tiari ii was inai ned
10 Handd A. Wade. The bri.'e and
irroom are now home. Mis tiarrick
jl'oinieily was a trained mite at the
I-'ntetjirise ho pit til atwt is 41 v ry ,
: charming yjiil. She lived in I.a:
(ii'ande N fore -coming to FntfriM-is '
What This Buffalo Physician
Has Done For Humanity
The picture which nppears here of
Dr. Pierce of findalo, N. V., was taken
in IMHK As a young innn Dr. fierce
practised medicine in reiinsyivnnia
and v, 11H known lur and wide fur his
ereat uece.-.ri in alleviating diweaw.
Jle earlv moved to Huil.do anil put up
in n-ady-lo-ue form, Jus (intdeu
Medical lieovry, tin well known
tonic U,r the IIo"kI. Tbij; ntn-iiL'tli-huilder
is made fnun n lormuki which
D'-. Iii rce loiind uuwl eilivtive in
Uisea.-i'f ol' tin; Ijtijod. It conlaiiH no
alcohol and is an exliact. oi iutiio
, fix 1 1 with tbo ingredients plainly
dialed 011 the wrapper. Good red
blond, vim, vigt'H'aud vitality an' Mire
to follow if you take this .Alterative
Kx tract. Dr. I'leiclt's ioldi-n Alttiical
Discovery c lea is away piinphm and
annoying eruptions, U'ltds ti knep
the complexion fresh and clear. This
1 Ym: ivei y v irrect t t he ilisi rdired con
dilions in a nick stomai li, aid: dilu
tion, acts ne a tonic and jnuififs (be
blHid. W'ritt I r. I'ierce'a I nvahds
IJotej in l:m:'alo, .. .t und itM-eive
L'onlidenlial medical adviuu free. Send
lih: lor tiial pl:g. tablets. All drug-i-isrs
hl'II DiLjcrv, tabletd or liouid.
KNOWN THE
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Durham Duplex
Razors
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Try (he lrug Slor i'lmt"
UMATILLA COUNTY IS
FOR KITCHEN FOR
JOINT SENATOR
Read What the Chairman of Republican Central Com
mittee of Umatilla County Says Today
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM
Pendleton, Ore., May 17, 1922.
R. J. KITCHEN,
' Care Kitchen Club,
;. La Grande, Oregon.
: The Republican Committee Of Umatilla
County Has Decided They Are Going Down
The Line With Kitchen And Do All They Can
For Him In The Primary Election.
. DAVID H. NELSON
Republicans- of Union County:
This means Kitchen will carry Umatilla County
against Colon R. Eberhard and J. T, Hinkle.
VOTE FOR KITCHEN FOR JOINT SENATOR
Paidi Adv.
Kitchen for Senator Club,
. Lous Harris, Secy.,
408 FirSt.
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Si'iirl's aiitl r.inels. ' '
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