La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 14, 1922, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAOEKTnnT "WffbiPPflMv. Timp 1 t. 1022 J J I i r I. the I utmul nix wccliK. Mi.-s Geneva Smith, I spvriul out of town iruoaU at .v. n.owii ivnu nan ucrii utiuminiif v-ouniiy vmu iuonnay evening, school ut Whitniiin the liust year will i I join Mm. MtynultU at IVnUlcUn. Mm C. T. 'Baton and cliiUL'htor, Miss j Kuiia, arrived in La Grande last even- I A wedding of interest to be held1 " and will spend the summer, here. ;Sundy will be that of Miss .Mildieill Oliver and Alvitli K. Crowley. Miss Mm. Huth Jenkins of Ames, Iowa, , Oliver in the only' daughter of .Mr. i viitinir -her bister, Mrs. Claude and I.Mtm, J. K. Oliver, u prominent Muckcy. for a week. ! Confidence We a iv very confident that tin; splendid viiliiinc of business which we are receiving funics lo us liecnnse the puljlie lias cuni'v (Icih'c in our goods, in our methods, in our; prices. It is natural Unit, id hers should have con fidence in us liecauso we have confidence in our goods. That i.s tin; very foundation of good,l)iisiiie.ss. ' We know the ipialif y--ff at any time it isn't satisfactory, bring it back. Westenhaver & Gilbert L (irande family. Mr. Crowley is mechanic in the uhops. Mr. und Mrs. A. T. Hill will drive to J'cndleton either Tuesday or We.l- MmfilimilUinmiUUmnattHIIIIIWWt nesday of next week to visit Mr. Hill's B oroiner, j i,. i-rue, arm wile, from uji-iv biie iuui win imiiur iu lciiow :i Atone nark, noikin- On. ti-iu in i,:.,.hm three weeks. Mrs. Ollio Hay and daughter, Klma, will leave for I'urllaml r'riday. I FIND IT HERE Mr. and Mrs. L. A. '.k'A Mister and j family, of Seattle, will arrive in Grande soon and will aprm! a month ! visiting with friends. They formerly 1 made their home here and were quite 1 well known for their social activities, j Mi.-s Klsie Mugnuaon, who has been I attending thu Oregon Agriculturii I College, is expected to arrive in I.:; Grande about .Sundav. She will pt-:i.l the summer visiting her sitter, Mt Hazel Musnusun. .Mrs. J. I'. 1 iu;. on i.s entertaining' I 11,.. ai.,. 1......; 1.; , .,.,. ! ..... ... miLiuLj tMirt n 1 n:i i!ix;j. nil: meeting is a combined biis.iicss and ' social affair and Mrs. Tiuison has j prepared a delicious two-couive lunch con to he served late in the aluinoo:-. ' nttTiiii 1 inimmii. LOST A white angora kitten, tw.i and one-half months old. disap peared Sunday night. Suitable re-' ward. Mrs. T J. Scroggin. 1 f 10 " Fourth St. ' U-14-Ut 1 Tn mi iiinni n u il nnu ilu Miust Ora Ann Kcklos li ft Sntimlav for her home in Maiyvilic, MbsnuM.. During tjie past two yvum .-.hi taut in the hislury department of tin- La Grande hih school and wad an ac cuntplishfd teacher. (By Assoemied Presa) WARSAW, Juiti! 14. Oho liun- tliutisand emigrants left I'o- liuid tor tho United States and Can ada during 1021, according to fig u run published here. During th riiiu time 40,000 j-,o-emigraut3 came to Poland, bringing with tlii'in Rioiiity estimated at OOtl.OOO.OUO, t)00 murks or about $00,000. A new airplane passenger Hurvico li-i m hut n opunud Iiutwecm "Warsaw, Vienna, Frugtiu. undIJudnpeHt. The j first direct air service between lier- SOUIFTY jnn ana Moscow, via ihuzik. .mitim-' Mr'. Krucc Dennis spent Satirdav a,ml niu' wil1 U i,luUgu,atod anil Sunday in linker vi.-itinjj. While, 1U1U in Laker MrKt Dennis was a guS(. a the Antleih. SPECIAL PRICES on Tires, Tubes, Gabriel Snubbers, Bumpers, Bpot Lights and Tire Chains. Over stocked and! 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 J rv Tlio Polish American fhani! r of ciMuiuo.ro declares that tradef he- The Kaffec Klatch will meet jt"ft" "laiui aim me l n.iu. mine, ihn h,,. ,,f a. A I. I(i,. IncreaKiiiK rapidly. Ill splto ol Kriday, Jine l(i. This will he the last afternoon nicotine; of the year. low- rales ol exchaiiKL-, Polish-Anier-lean imports and exports in were nearly three limes Ihoso ol Mrs. Leon Holland of Seattle wi'lf1'1-"' 1,1 tl,u rirst ln", l''"'-rt ! l.n n ..,...-. f,. ...... L., ... .1... u. ...... Ol J'oianil unpolled oiu.ouu of her mother, Mrs. W. and sister, Mrs. I.. B. s at this hoine I.. Wheatley. Duncan. Mr. amr Mrs. Kloyd 'Mann and ilauhter, lloiothy, leturm'd yester day from h month's visit with i'riend. The Ladles Misslonnry Soeietv ,j I ""! "'"tivca in MiehiKan. Hie Treshyteiian church arc planning ., . ., , a delightful silver tea Friday after- Mrs, Iioscoe Neil and son, I.ill", will noon at tho homo of iMlrs. May Mur-'m"lor ," Allmny 1-nday to vn.it with phy. This is the first of a series of! lrs- Neil a parenU, Mr. and Mrs. teas which has been arranged for the Sl'ott War''- en-iiinif year. The hostesses for the afternoon are Mrs Kay Murphy, Mrs., i . .i . Humphreys, Mrs. A. T. Hill, Mrs. I.ynn Bohnenkamp and Mrs. 1 Mr. and Mrs. I.ue (iunn eeicrt -.in . t tons of American woods, axainsl 121.OU0 tons in tho samu period ol l'J't. Kxports for the first two! quarters of wer 77ti tons, as eoiiipared to 10 In 1 fi 2 0 . I'oland's total export trade in 1S21 also more lhaii trebled, increasing from ti20.- UU0 Ions ln 11120 to 2,(inn,uuu tons j in 11)21. la 11)20 l'ollsh e:i,:ortsi were only 17 per cent of the ini- ports; In 11121 they were 4J iei nt. READ THE WANT AIIS! WHO ARE YOU 7 . NINKTV-NINE elm nces 'out of n liiindred you nre tho man wlioss secoinl fliior (in. tho richt huud is experL iu pressliiK electrljC j)iittons.(; ( ' r An electric billion Is a pr.tty small thluR. Ily It we make elevators rlan anil fall for iih. wb Kive orders, we sum mon employes, we start hlK inaehlnory wliirrliii.', wo turn the llKhl on and orf, we could no on Indefinitely. Hut remem ber, It In nol, thu halt-Inch billion that riuea all this.' ThiTei Is the tronieadoiin power behind the hullon: lb" liilKO daniH ii net water lurblnes (Iu cane of Water power) or -the iinrinoiis boilers, turbines, eiiahies and generators (In . pteaiii plains); the wires of hluli tension transmission lines, and Hie Innumerahlo smaller wires strelchliii; like a wob from your very bedside out over, the whole country, 1.400.011(1 peopbi have Invested their oiirniiius iu the se eurllles of tint electric Hunt and power Industry. Heidi's these forosb;lited citizens lliero aro tho inveslmeiita of In surance companies and the loans mado by banks. They niako possiTilo Mthe hullon" that your flnuer presses nioriifiiK. uoou and night. Thirty-five million others enjoy the samo Instantaneous service. There are still 1 1.000.000 homes in the I'uiled Slales romalulim to bo wired. 1 l.ooii.iiiio uuwlred homes mean that millions of people are without tho benefit of electric light and power iu their resiliences. ('radunlly most of these residents will demand electric service, and the electrical Industry Willi tho support of tlio public, will find the means lo extend this service In Ihoso proHpi.eiivo patrons, so they, loo, will be able to press that uulf-luch hullon. Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company Pickens. All ladies of the church are cordially invited for the social after noon. Miss Klisu Mairnu.-on and Miss Haz el Mtutin from O. A. C. are visiting in I. a (irande with iMiss Hazel Magnuson. Miss Martin will b on tn her home m lloise soon, while Miss Magnusnn will J remain and visit with her sister, ill ...' J! Mrs. Fred Kiddle, Mrs. Clyde Kid I I die and Mrs. I.. M. Hoyt were host l J o:ses at a larjre bridge party Tues I day afternoon at IMirs. Fred Kidille's ! ! lovely home, in Islnpd City. There were nine' tables 'of bridite. Mrs. Hurt. Hilirhi'S won first prize, Mrs. Milo second and Mrs., Elizabeth The rooms were artis tically decorated with large baskets of colored flowers. A delicious two. course luncheon of pressed chicken, I I: salad, sandwiches and coffeei were I J! served by the hostesses. II .Mrs. Fred Kiddle, Mrs. Clyde Kiddle J J mid Mm. I.. M. Hoyt will entertain I i I Smith Piic t thiul. i Thursday afternoon. ii 1 1 1 1 i ! S- H. E' R. R YS LAST DAY SESSUE HAYAKAWA !. HE VEHMIUON PENCIL" A in'iicc-sinii of lirills ni' .sljicnujr iiijihiIikU'; uli'lllbi rniJitk'Hi; tit;tlii,' en rl Ii,;iUc; I'Iim.iIs ni' lilnziliV hu ;i: whlf chii s ilciin.lislicil. ' A thrill a Hiimn' .lu ( tin- nm.-t t'nui.ito hnv ol'rv. iy t t..il. A'eo Si iiny i ComMy The marr'aiie of .Miss Itf.sie ,f. Kasimrer of Inililer and Mr. "rq Uuckinan of A lire! took place nt the M. K- parsntutcp in this city Salunhy evenini; at X:-'D. Rev., lien. II. Quhr-'-V nf the M- K. chuivh performed the ceremony ihoso present lieinjr tl fat hot of the cruoin and the mothe ! uX tho bride. i! hiiiii An- and Mrs. Huctannn w J i ! niemhers of fnmilies that hno lived i J in the valley many years nnd both i, were born and raised in thia valley. I hev will make their home oi Air. Utiekman's farm near Alice!. tt Mrs. Ktnest Watkins and Mrs Koy Kat ley were joint hostesses i,t a lovely ten Saturday afternoon honnrinj; Mis? I. eta Kiddle, popular hride-elect, at tlie hmne of the former. Twentv-four I of Miss Kiddle's most intimate friends fwete invited. A delightful social af ! ternoon whs pent in tyinjr ft comfort ei' for Miss Kiihile. Those I'harniinirly assisting in thei dining room were Mrs. K. (. Hrown of KnterprUe, who poured, and Mrs V. Ilt I'ahst who cut ices, and Mrs. (ieorno II. I'urroy', of Itaker. I The lythtin"isters uavp a kitchen shower to Miss MUdred Oliver at the ' Oliver homo, IWVJ First treet. le i licious refreshments wen served an I 'the afternoon was Pent In a social . way. Ahout twenty-five quests wore ! proM-nt for tho aflerntMin. Miss Ol-. ivor itt one of the popular June bride - elects. i ! Mrs, ti. II. Quigley entertaineil the sixteen ladies comprising the officen of the four diviMons of the ldie' 1 Aid fociety of lht First Methodist ' f4U!.c.'i)ai tiiurch at a one o'clock ', luncheon Monday. Thi.. wa. one a lorii'M uf part-iei Ivintf givrq un.tr thr Kupii t.f thi: Woman' Mission ry Society. . V VA Itevnil.ts Will leavo in f' i.Ml 8tuttk to M.t with lir YEOWE-E-E! wi a R.l..-T :'.:'i7v. i'lff ?.?;:-..V' t.,:"-v ti t,,? .im 9 "OVER THE -TOP" "Povder River" Let's Go! 'I'iic Ualtli' Cry of Ori'iidii's (iww Dl.l )iv'isinii in l''r;mci'. .Man.v caiiU'riiincii w t ro killed op wounded while making this wienderrul eel liquid Jiistory for Aiiiei-ii'.Lii citizens. I'owdei' K'ivei' is antht'iiiie and cliais the lT. S. War 1 ) j "t . ofTieial stamp. Auspices La Grande Pest No. 43 American Legion STAR THEATRE, THURSDAY, JUNE 15TH 3 SHOWS 3:15 7:30 9:15 -Adults :!.")(, Children .l.e. ")()(', Children l2oe. ADMISSION .Mat iuee Xiyht Adults A NATION-WIDE ( I iNSTiruno- sft' ir -Incorporated t312 DEPARTMENT STORES Supreins Corset Values A Smart Styb for Every Figure EACH corset made of coutil body cloth j a strong ma terial giving long wearing servico. Some plain, others, daintily trimmed or broenclcd. (Bhr,k Bonbg) RUicl; botiins is used !3 .t:t corsets entirely; a decided factor in insuring tho satliililcry servieo wearers of our corset:) experience. Front Lace Corsets $l;4f? to $4.98 Oil;,' s.? front hca modti 5? pictured. We have a variety of style3 for every fluia, All sizes. "Lady - Lyke" if - 98c to S498 I I II large variety o? nicd- els. All v.zi, These corsets are made exclusively for i:v: , P leaving tlie factory each corset is Iru-.rf I: ".im1 ....'d, i three inspections and packed for s!n" .''i iliiv.'t l store. Another desirable fcitturc: tosu .si.;:.K'r; ..i long. ' . ' Laces and Embroideries Nev Patterns V Just in time or the home drewi maker wha is making her plans ft.r sprinR powin?. Thia offering of Iju'ch and enihroidfTics makes a siecial ajpeul at these; low prices, French Val. Edging, ?4' to 1 1 j inch, yard Sc and 7c Frt'iH-h Val. Insertion to match, yard 5c and 7c Fine .French Val. Laco, and imortion, yard 10c German Tnrrhon. ?j to il in'-h (linen finish it 2 yarda for . . . Sc Grrman' Ton-hon, milium width, yarrl 5c Grrman Torchon, extra vide, yard. Wc Fin-3 Cambric Embroideries An iinus'itilly firm nintHtv rf ernSr-ii irry, that will stand the hard t't "f tin laundry with no pulling of threads or wearing out of sraliuped edi'K. , . . . 2-i inrh !ineramtrif'ed';o Sc -' - . S infh.fl'iurxring . . . . '. . 15c . . i' IVYt i.v n-'t ii: jr. ' t :l i inrh line amlri.-l Irs 1 lc ; . 12 men ilouni.uig. ,I3c Wonderful Selection-of Fihesfe Oeaigrfa,. '.' .' -TAB tAKGKST CHAIN DKl'AKT.MKNT. -STOUU OKUANIZAl'ID.N LV T1IK WOKL.D" For The June Bride AN ELECTRICAL WEDDING GIFT IS ALWAYS APPRECIATED f H. & S. ELECTRIC . Electrical Contractors IO.j Dt-pot Street. Plume W3-W OBSERVER ADVERTISING wUl bring results r. 1. One Hundred and Seventy Crates Roccivcd Today Strawberries FOR CANNING GET THEM NOW Growers advise us that this week berries are pos itively the lowest price ofl the season on goodi fruit. Per crate 24 pint cups $1.95. Get ycur sugar now at our under market price. Suar i3 advancing fast.. " jfi A' r t '.),';.0)!l mm j. ..:-"i-.'- . XA-.L'. :.. ij frv w ?mith i-t. v ...