La Grande evening observer., May 27, 1922, Image 2

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IA' OHAVDT! TCVENTNTl OP.STCTtVER
Kfittuwliiy, May
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KID SILK V. SUEDE
Showing a Complete' Assortment
AVoincii 's long ki1 ulnvi's in ll:tlc, Tirown. wal
mil and white. J'rirt-aiTffiT.TMl and $7.00.
Long silk gloves in nil colors, pair fc'-MK).
Suede flaunt Ivlt glovJ'S.hi jaW k-1i-s, -pair $1.'J".
NECKWEAR
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xnx- uv. .,. iu y wiiw; -tiv;.n tu lh(1 neiKhb.iuH,.i is
ll-JHY, fe". i TWdCHT(l'DON:T T?0 IT MR. TRUe.'." for betterment and one that wdl last.!
i , i :,.i.i,r nl visitit-g untl
The impression .h-lw ' ' ; ifflf,
filming " V "
;'T G THfcKta 4MTj jll SAW IT fC3TC.r-UAY. ion..
it's not just risque
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lll 1 r W , l J
i-AV i IMMORAL. AtL
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We are showing an extc-iH
si t' line of fancy collars
and neckwear fur sprin:;
;iiul siinuifr wear. There
are collars of all kinds and
shapes and all moderately
priced.
VESTEES
New Yestecs ill a Itig as
sortment alsn the new N'et
Kloiisc to wear with your
Spirt 'oats. These mine
made up in wis, mnsist ing
of collar, en It's and fronts
op liy 1 1re yard to he made
up.
HILL'S DEP'T STORE
iTO'l-'VC. rr-r-"-1 ' "1 IT'S NOT JUST KIS2ue
U !-j -i ' W IM SPOTS, IT'S
! . ivl --T.e? A- IMMORAL. ACL.
' --'"-7ivJ2:;il THE WAY THocKW
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If Vou STOWED o(v, "eeGiMKiirgci f
-ro gnu" ivny run amumd I .-.
j I.IK6 THIS AND 1 "-r-
KNOCK IT g-r-:-' Lf..: .
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iTTi rf-v; iv,:;
Hazelwodd Ice Cream
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For Your Sunday Dinner
.MAI'LK NUT, KHKNCU SALAD
,NI) ''AXIL!.rA
Pints, 25c
Quarts', 50c.
PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE
The m$& Store
Inst .Sntuulny aflcrnoim. A ileMciims
foui-coui'st luiKhton was ecrvt'd uti
inn' oVliirk u.nl the l ost of tho aiicr-.'
ilium wi'.B spent at bullae. Mrs. V.
I.. Kalstun won hijih c-lub honors anil
Mrs, Uenjamin fives, of California,
won the i;ui-st prize.
Iho rooiiis were beautifully ile-.-oi
"X
vci to be for(,'oltt'll.
'Hie foiiii'.vi'i;
y ti.waiils the
bmhot.,1 "hi"
T.mI:.v; M-
The W'l-f
l,y Miss i'iu.''"
i(.s smsIi-iI irnat.
of the Xi'lKh
:ik1';i -t trivilx las'
lji..ver (Irinimetl,
ami Mis..
,. ,i.mmiiti- s
e'kti-d in s"-:vinir:'
, . . i n L';i,.l.,.ii
. l I' ' 111:1 I 'dull,
nl.,.,1, Knlh Hililliwell,
Wa.nU m-'t (iairelt i:,.w,.r.v.
The four divisions of the Ladies'
Aid of the Klrat M. fc. t-nuu-n , M. ,,.ull yUls,,'C
semhled in the parjotn f the clumh , j,air Si., ve,i ,b
., Wulnra-Uiv ufternoon for a swial,.i. tr,wiiii.' (ri"
inwviiiti There were JartV lAlw-si
anil twelve little folks in atlennun.
The n il hour was kimmi mei
Division No- 'I il the.followintt d
itft.tful pruifiam, which was in enaiKi-
of Mm. Ci. W. llama, was
Violin solo. "Dereceuse." o uou-.r...
.fisi. liuth QuiKley. aeeompa:iH( o.
Mm. Sherwood Williams; leuui. K,
The Sunar Camp," by It. koubii
imvie. iven l.y Mrs. H. l"'"1'
piano selection,
Mareh " by vroif,
Williams.
Delicious ref'.eshmenls. were mi
after which the ladies uepaii".
their homes thunltinif Division No.
for the toyal rimk) time affoided them.
Murjorie
AVTI-l'AKAi'l" MUVKMKNT;
nniMilil. Mav UT.-Artion to pro
hil.it Ku KU.s Klan part"".
iiiitiatii;ns
before the
a resolution mtrmiu.T
Kiil.ert It. Jackson, iu-i!ii).
This actit.ii has In en
Portland, lire., I-os Allele
lamento, Ciil., and a city I"
another in (.unnii
public .
aril l ein HI.-! 'in 'oan v.......
eitv oun. il Tliursday, m
l.v Aliiermitn
taken in
and Sac
Texas and
he said.
Mrs. Almira Knupp was Riven a
.... ,i,.i;.rhidil surnrise parly 1' riday
afternoon at the home of her daugh
ter Mm J. C TeriV, in honor of h-i
sewnty-eiKhth birthday. Twenty-nine
"uestd were present, ice ecu...
cake were serv.il and the afternoon
M
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usicior
ial
ated in pink and white sprint,' flowers! '',,
an, un exipilsite centerpiece of pink r,,,i Heart Academy will be conduct-
sweet peas adorned the al ,lu church of Our 'I.ady of the
Valley Sunday evenintc at 7SJ0 o'clock.
The lit. ltev. Joseph K. '.Metirnth,
Hishop of Kastrrn Oteiton, will pre
Cirando as one of the really hie; events) "Bird's Lullaby," (.Spaldinir), Kthel
of the season and will he remembered I Uonahue.
lonir nfterwanls by those who were! "Scherzotto."( Sihmoll), and "The
v I lame nnmoier, uiwuiiu, oy i.enuie
' McCorkle.
f'Throurih the Forest on a Ooall
Krnduation exercises of Sac- Black Stee.f,"(Jenkins), "Uwly Dande
present.
loses and
table.
The Clio :lub is mealing this af
teinoon at the home of Dr. Margaret
lntcle.
Mis. Dun Mcl.ellan entertained th
Alpha Club at the Union
Thursday afternoon. A delicious five-
coin so luncheon was served ut one
o'clock nnd the remainder of the af
ternoon was spent at cauls. Mrs. H.
IC. IJixon won high honor.
Among those present was Mrs. K.
t Cox, of Baker, who was a guest ol
(Mis. Mcl.ellan during the day.
sice. The program arranged for this
What pun properly be tunned a
"busy week" for society Is recoi-.red
today for some 0f the events hav
In en very largely attended and each
has given forth great pleasure to I.a
(irande's social circle. With thv
Neighborhood Club Iireaklf.ist at the
Coqutry ('lull Tuesilay nuiniing so.d
ct.v was set in motion to run the en
lire week through. The annual event
of the ..Veighhoi luiod Club was this
year of exceptional importance for
this LYiur, aside from the delirious
Ineakfast, the good things that accom
pany it, the pleasaut so.'ial iilmo--pheio
of the ocvasioll, the subject
handled by several of the speakers
was thu "Old Oregon Trail" u sub
ject Unit in close lo the Aniericri
heart- Clinging closely to histoiieal
facts, the speaki rs p.n!tav"' ee. n
of pioneer days in a way that w-is
only pleasant to hear but inl
Ji-iessed the huge gathering of Indies
wiih ftntutes of Oiegon's e;nl set
tlements which otherwise would have'
gone unheralded. Tho wmk shuvYe.iK
research, and il is to the cmtit o( thff
Neighboihood Club ladies that the
mIiouUI not only have undertaken, but
carried to successful termination "
(treatise on the acts of the sturdy nie.i
and women who braved the west and
binned the trail-
Russell Nelson, age nine, was pre
sented in lecilal yesterday ufternoon
ly Miss llili 11 Anthony at her .studio
at (llillli Hill street, lie Is the first
boy 'Miss- Anthony has presented in
re.ilal dining her career here. His
numbers were:
- "Minuet," Schnrwenka; "I, i t t
,':iogu.i,''.UloCfinan; " From a Tam i
l'ow-Wow," Mokrejs.
'Highland l.nddie," Moreyj "I'air
ios." Kogers.
"Walir.es No. 1 and 'J," Jensen;
"On Wrtigeil Horses," Kloridia.
"The Sleigh-Kide," Seeb'oeck;
''.March of fingal's Men," Keinhold.
cai-ion is as follows
"tiloria," (from Twelfth Mass),
Mov.art: "Inflammatus et Aceensus,"
Hotel ,,Ssini, chorus.
"llarearolle from Hoffmann' (vio
lin), Offenbach, D. Cli:nk Fitzgerald
I'resentation of Diplomas to Mary
lienevieve Krawley, Isel Ruby Hun
ter, Kuby Ruth lleede, Marion Cut
lin, David Clark Kitzgcinld. -
Address by Itt. Rev. J. 1'. Mc
Cralh, D. D.
"Kvening llyninn," Schubert, chor-
llenediclion.
"Untold, Ye
chorus.
The public is cordially
attend the exe-a-ises.
Portals," Clotinod
invited to
The Thursday "SUO" Club was en
Irrtaincil at the home of 'Mr. and Mj s
Claud l.vnch Thursday evening. Cards
were the main item in the evening's
i nli i taiiiment, with Mrs. 1'Ved Kiddle
rial Karl l.ynch winning high honors
for the evening. A -delicious luncheon
was served-
The next meeting will he held two
weeks from Thiii-sd-iy at the home of
Mrs. l'red Kiddle.
A memorable society .event oecu"
ie.il Thursday evening nl the home ot
m:K Vf. II. Renter, where Mrs. H.-oler
arid Mrs. !' I.. Kalslon enleitained a
nfmbnr of friends at bridge.
The looms piescntcd il very delight
Cc.l appeatance, being ir.raye.l in ros
es and snapdiagon
JU's. Ilertha Levy, Mus. L. W. Gold
stone and her two children, Harbara
Leslie and Stanley Richard, are guests
at the home of Mrs. William Ash.
They are en route to their home in
San ! rancisco, after spending several
weeks in New Yc-ik and will be with
Mis. Ash for abaut a week..
A delightful card paity was given
at the home of Mrs. D. r'itzgerulj
Wednesday evening in honor of the
giaduating class of the Sacret Hearl
AcaJemy. The Sacied Heart Acad
emy Alumna Association and the So
dality dills weie joint hostesses.
The evening wi.s spent very pleas
antly at " fU0" with Miss Louise
O'Conaell winning high honois und
.Miss ls.el Hunter receiving consola
tion. L'ach of the graduates was present
ed with a chaimiiig gift by the two
otgalli.atlons.
... . ... : "Jumning Jack," (Mokrejs)
Wairea . May and Miss Rosa. ..,,av 'p,.,,,.," (Schmidt), John Thomas
Stephens, both prominent young poo- (asov
pie of .Ninth 'Powder, were united in 'Vle'cpy Song.'k. (darner), "Sleep,
nmriiago by Rev. Geo. CJuigley at the ,jv sleep." (Kcinecke), Alice
Milne
! The Skylaik," (T.haikowsky), and
lt Dance," (Hannah hninni,
The olehicntnty pupils of the music
dipaitment of the Sacred Heart
Aeademv ale being lit-aul in recital
at the home of Mrs. Chester 'P. New
lin, this afternoon ul two thirt
o'clock.
The little players invited their pur-
cuts und fnoiK.s lo hour them in me
inleiesting piogiam they have pie-
pared.
They are one-season pupils a
following seleetions will show:
"Kvening Song," (Tomlinson
Dolu-rty.
"The While lltinny," (Mokrejs),
and "Valse," (Stiealibog), by I.ucile
Vnii-e
ami
the
Mai
lion," (Bevstiee), and "The lUll-ter-
cup," (llugbee), by Kthed Harnden.
"iMldnlght on Halloween," (lill
bro), "Will 0' the Wisp," (Hiehr),
Kenneth Oxne-r.
The Iowa school closed Friday, May
lOih. with a large community din
ner. Miss Vada Urigg. the teacher,
was guest of honor.
This has been one of the most sue
cessful years in the history of Iowa
school, which is one of the oldest in
the valley.
The wish that they could have Miss
Briggs another year wus expressed by
iviemor
-We Offer--
A l ine Home
in very choice location. H0
ihas r, rooms, iiaiu. g" '
firo place, good (,'uraito. ,i "-.'.
A modern home of r. rooms anil
an ante that can be liiado Into
fine rooms, roll basement, fire place
furnace, new Karage. $:m;00.00.
i
A 6-room house, old hut good
modern, has 2 has. good location.
$"110,110 cash, balance $:!!",. 01) . P"r
monlli. ?a,M)0.00.
THK same thrill you
feel w hen you hear
a big brass band is 'iou."-d
on Columbia 13and
Records.
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
A good home. .1 rooms, bath,
ment cellar, woodhouse, garage,
ood lots. $2, Si:,. 00.
Good 4-rooni house, small lot, In
good location, eliy water in house,
house in uood repair. $1,0110.00.
Vacant lots at prices lo suit you.
Como In and see.
La Grande Investment
Company
1113 Adams Ave. Phono Main 7fi2
Methodist puisonngi) .Wednesday af
ternoon. Mi. May is a brother of
Mis. 'Mary Gunn of this city.
--'tl.e diini.'g taViIe
l' At' raids Mis. K. K.' Bragg
.--I..- . . . ... ...
t -.i ' i ' " ''" W U. Jones
ie.-eivid --.eivifd pilze. Collsolat lea
(.went. to Mis. 1 u Given;.
6' I.1 r'ollnwiiig.lfl,,. bridge Session n de
! lioj.'ae luil. Iui6n w.ls served.
,. I -,.f i -. ' '.-,.'
with a beautiful i Mis
Prepare for Your
Sunday Outing
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2, ,-i '-'l- -irf T. Coi-hnln ami Mrs. Mr. and Mis. G. K. Thavi". Mr- nnd
irtri P ii "W- I T" "" ""pn w"'p hostisses I..; Mrs. Leo Hansen. Mr. Giles 11am-
Wl rS'!?! ' K'"'V'' Klat.h at the home ,.( th.-;,U, Mrs. Co... Lewis, M,s. Andrew
4 in inii l-iiday ut'teineon. This meet- llaitis. Mr Miller, besides the gui sts
MwWK-W, J. i- i'j wa tin. final al'lcrm-on session o!'lf honor
"'" 11 ' 1 111.. l.l'...J A r , ' -
Thin sday evening at the Summer
lintel a dinner was sei-ve-d in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Powers of Med
ical Springs, Mr. an., Mrs L. B. Rus
ell of Ninth Powder, and Mr. and
Mis. O'llryant of San K rancisco. It
was given by pupils and patrons of
the Powers Dancing Academy ill l.n
Grande as an nppuviatinn for the
many plcirnnt occasions given to
these who enjoy dancing, for Mr. ami
Powcis have for the pn.-t two
conducted what is termed the
j"nld style" dancing in 1-a Grande und
w-on lu.ve taught many people to dance the
gi.u-cful dances. 1 he dinner w.is
scl vol elegantly and -was thoroughly
cnioyi.l. Those in attendnn.-e weie:
Mr. and Mis- .lames (TNeil, Mr. and
Mis. Willard Moss, Mr. and Mrs. W.
L. Lane, Mr an. I Mrs. Harris French,
"Spati!
Carl Mi-Ginni-.
"Little Postillion." (Schmoll), and
"Little Toe Dancer," (Bilbro), hy
Phvliss McGinuis.
"The 11. ave Hunter," (Jenkins),
and "Chasing the Fox," (Jenkins),
Francis Newiin.
"Keho and 1," (Bugbee), "I.ullabv
Time," (Jenkins), and Johnny Jump
Cp," (.lenkinsl, bv Catherine Spaeth.
"Icicles," (Bilbro), 'Winter Rain
in California, (Jenkins), "Winter
Walk," (Jenkins), by Helen Newiin.
ESS'
IVt
the iyyisn-4
"J -Take Plenty of
KODAK FILM
Miss Maigaret An-on won high hon
s at Inidi-e, which was followed b '
i-ieure luncheon The ronins'
lUcorati I in s .imr fiowcis.
Mis. clinrles 1'laMe, Mrs. F. M !
Jai lvsonnnd Mrs. P A. McDonal.t were
at home at .Mrs. Playle's residenc.-:
Wed-iesday at'cinonn. A large nuni-
,btr of f i ifn, s called during the uf-
olld big bridge party of the I , .,,,,,. Mrs. W. S. Parker. Mrs. ..
T Hill. Mrs. J. T. iliiehaidson and1
Mrs. fpruce Dennis assisted the host- '
i Our slock, the j-eiiiune
S Kodak Film in the yellow;
lijix i.-t (iiinih'te for every J
'.sized eaniera. J
f Let TJs Supply Vou.
W,- STORE
The
ni. MecK'Vns given yeiter.tay at the
home of Dr. ('. S. Mo,e, with Mrs.
Mnoiv nnd Mis. W. II. Lcishmatt .
host, r '.' ;i'l)e first party was giv.
en ..MniH.iy kt'trmoon
ihljip,i was arti.-tUiUly decorat
bi.io iul tulip I'nrniicg a delightful ,-!,, r
color mlieme. UvlUi,
j .-ei oi-injcv fix tallies were in actioni m.,,
ijaiul Mrs. II. K. diixon receiv.sl high1,
,,n..,io,s ...is . nase lionnc.ikaini. d..rne.l th.. lable
; J. r,-ceiving .ce.nd pill... . T,u was served from two to six
, I'ollowing the catxl session the -host- - k witl, M.e Minna Ash, ll.'.en
, J esses nrt ,a Jelicious lunch.on. l M-lionald t.. llal Magnuseu, ..
! lioflM'l.r tO ".0li.?(rj cidedi M,.si!0me.s Donald Paguc. Charles
y. SUCCP6B. -n.'lli.i. K. C
'1 he leecp.tion monl wasery beau
til'uily decoiat.d in spring flnwei-s--tulips,
narcissi and apple- blossoms
lung to form a voce delightful,
scheme In the dining r.him
and pmk roses and carnations'
up the decorations. An e-
centerptece of pink roe
Tueke
Ray Ful.
and Karl Risenbauni serving.
Hrre is yentr rpfouunitv to tns.ire
Buninit eniburf incng rrrom in fprlimd.
pMnnme'iuiioTi pwr clicicc if
worJj. Know th : n-.cni:!j of p-ilirj
war trnni. I.il-1-.hc ycur cft-ccncy,
wliuli rtu'ts i.i p.., tr r.J iuci:ci.
WEBSTER'S
NEW INTERNATIONAL
piCTIOWRY h r.n nll-l-nnw-
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6. & C. MERRtAM CO.,
ipnui-tJJ. .viju., L. s. A.
e Like to
Give Service
Or, to put it differently, has It ever
truck you that it isn't the ease of the
job, but your liking for it that make
it attractive?
We're in C;e . battery buslnew be.
cause ne like it.
If we can give you service that you
didn't know we had, we are particu
larly pleased. We don't stop with
merely filling, charging and testing
your battery, and selling you a new one
when you need it. We're here to do
everything we can to see to it that
your battery gives most miles of un
interrupted service per dollar, and
more satisfaction all around.
We like to be bothered. Come In
anytime.
LA GRANDE BATTERY STATION
"Wills.
atteries
A. L. Crossman
For Sale
210 ncn f;irm, nil in cultivation.
12 miltM from C!r.uiil This lf
an i1! ale mid must bt sold immt1
Uintely, Hit' or $15,fini. which
Is only ;" per ai re la iiudr value
and a very small pa.-h ,rayment will
lie fonsideml. Owner is privileged
I to secure a Federal I. nan nnd own
' er will t-iko second moitKape for
bntnnrr. This is an unusn;il iior
tunity. luvritinate il.
Economy Service
Station
We are nut the lai'iresf oil eonipaiiy in ilie
world lint we do claim tliat we have as jras
(iline and niotor nils as you can Imy in i.a
(irande. We would lie pleased tu Mmw ymi, at
any time, just -what mir uasiiline tests. Wc are
lniyinjr Troin the one refinery, therefore we will
always have a iiiiifovin srad.-. 'Do mil ittvixc'.
ih-M we have heen a real lieiiel'it lo y.m. If ymi
ai'e not usiiicr our gasoline and oils we would asU
that you iiive theni a trial as we arc sure liny
will please. Free air and water wiih Our Service
to Kvcrhody. Deliveries made anywhere in the
val.cv.
Wade Oil Co.
I'hone .ti::v
( ireeiiwood and Adams
The Clio Cluh was enleitained at, T. r.y....tio.. will os. .I..wn In tl..' ui
the home Mis. Hal Lnlmenkampj hi-tory of society happenings .T lo 'gyri:'.;'
in aeres In Fruitdale, splendid
water right, close In to city park.
Splendid soil. Just tho location for
some ore who holds a position
tlio city, l'asy of access.
In
Farm land is "coming lack
Unn't overlook tlli. The host tmys'J
are going lo e cnrod In lfii2 not
rknn. nnj m !
I Ileal Kslalr, Insurance, Karm xins
Sport Shoes
White Sj. rt Oxford and Sir;.
Kid, ( anvas aim Xuiuiek. i
now while we have all stvles am
The
I'miips. all kinds
t your w Int.. shoes
sixes.
dee. tf. Cnrpey;-
"A f'AnJiw for T'rcd feet'. .
Jt'ai Pi'iwl MtHl . riulu.M:iii Iti
'1mit Fniitli. llzr,
rhot
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