La Grande evening observer., August 16, 1922, Image 8

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Wednesday, August 16, 1922.
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for
W1IHN" you consider buyim;
a new hat you wilt do
yourself a favor if you se
lect it here.
Our batters have (loverly r-ou?
bined all the desirable features
that emphasize the Loinb.ii nnd
."ew York styhs in men's Fall
hats.
Their n il 1 rims avid rakish
Mocking are loiiiil to lie popu
lar. The prices, of course, arc
right.
Westenhaver & Gilbert
1MD Adams La Craude
iff ! 1
Tuesday evenins; the directors of
the Country Club and their wives
look dinner at the Club and a business
meeting was held later in the evening
The Royal Keiirhbora Cirele will be
entertained next 1'riday cveiniiK at the
Home 01 Mm. 11. t. Dates N
Fir street.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Frees and
three cuesU and Mr. and Mr. S. II.
tiiteen ol Miss Ann btange s rnendii Crowe and family dined at the Coun-
ainved to celtbrau her thirteenth t try Club Saturday.
nnUiday Saturday evening. After an I
eyenniR at tiw theatre the young peo- M-i. Hnl Bnlinenkflmn rWninirlv
pie were taken to the Club House,
where they played games, daneed andl mmmmmm
satip A lovely dinner of fruit salad,! ""-------''.--
.neat mat, potatoes and gravy, cream
At the Country Club there wa.i
i much laughter and merriment when
acted as hostess at a lovely luncheon
at the Country Cluu House .Monday
F. W. WOOIjWORTH CO. Will hold
another His Sale Saturday, Aug. Hi.
Special merchandise at different hours.
We have no article in our store over
Lie each- l t miss tuts Dig Bar
gain Day.
I". W. WOOI.WORTH CO.
ONE DAY SALE,
Saturday. AuKUxt 19.
Ve reserve the right to liirit the
amount of special merchandise to cny
one customer.
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Carson, Who Was Hurt
On Rock Crusher Last
Monday is Improving
The condition of John Carsons, who
is in the Grande Rondo hospital suf
fering from injuries received in an
an early recoverv is hoped for.
Carbons was in lured Monday even
ing when a belt which he was at
tempting to nut on 'a rock crusher near
Knmela slipped nnd knocked him down,
striking him about u score of times
before the machine could be stopped
Ho was injured about the head, slioul
ilcis ribs nnd fiber parts of the body.
TJic greatest
' musicians indorse
(k V1CTROLA
rADliUliWSKI
and ( k-rtot at the
piano no less
than the Carusos,
Calli-Curcis and
McCormacks of
glorious human
voice will dwell
in your home if
you own a V lctro-
Gct it todiiv.
fmm
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Newlin Book & Stationery
Company
I'd corn, hot rolls, cantaloupe sundae J
n:ui ail that povs with them made aii
least royal lor those present, ThelJ
nig feature of Ihe evening wag tholj
Urjro birthday cake which held thir-
urn lighted candles. Camhew and; J
nuts were also nerved- The tables'
were artistically decorated with larjfOii
ija.sKcts cf a s tors. Tho young- people J
invited were: Kdtth Kbell, Jane i
Sianpf, Kenneth beijrristj Gertrude
St i anion, Kleanor Cltaver, Olive J
Heck, .Marjone ReynoidB, Lawrence 1 1
Hay, MaiKUL-rite Zweifel, iJorothy Ann if
at nil. i, in tii K,w 1 mvyvi n, v j i uu
Cu I leu, Jeau Williams and the hoatesn.
'
i A most delightful little party was,i
1 given Tuesday evening at the home of i
; Mr. and Mrs. Bowman by their daugh-;'
! ler, Marie, honoring her cousin, Mibk i
i J -con a Howman of Indleton. 'Kach
jof the gutfsU on arrival was presented t
(with dainty cordage bouquets of sweet i
peas. One uf the amusing stuntfi of f
j the evenintf was to model parafine in-; J
j U various shapes. The evening was i
.spent in "500", with Miss Louise
1 O Connell receiving high honors and g
; Miss Ldris Maguire the consolatijn
' prize. A delicious two-course lunch-'!
eon of dainty sandwiches, coffee, birck i
ice cream and- wafers was served. J
C'ltver little surprise favors were giv-lj
en each girl. Those invited for thci
evening weie the Misses Leona IJow-lJ
man and Kerndale Perrin, of Pendle-j
ton; Joiiothy Casey, Mildred lloyt
Myrtle Hoyt, Kciberta Sipith Beth J
lio.se, Louise O'Connell, Miss Guy, 'i
Avis Maguire and Edris Maguiie.
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The Country Club was the Bcene of i
n channingly appointed luncheon on'!
Monday at one o'cipek, when the P. K-
(). ladies entertained in honor of Mrs. I
S. Whiting, who recently returned !
from a nine months' trip abroad -1 1
Places were laid for fifteen, and a"
delicious luncheon was served. After!
luncheon the ladies gathered about theji
big fireplace, where a cheery fire add-1
ed to the pleasure of the "occasion, andi
Mrs- Whiting related many interest-
ling experiences of her trip, which in-!
i eluded England, Scotland, France and i
j Belgium. The party was in the nature
I of a farewell, as lr. and Mrs. Whit-
: ing left for Portland, where they will
'make their home in the future. if
I j
Word was received several days' ago,
jot the announcement ol the engage-
I nutit of Miss Virginia Blatz Gillessey.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H.
Gillessey of Louisville, Ky., to -Lieut.
; Kllis Vein Williamson ,17th Field Ar
tillery, stationed at Camp Bragg, N.
P. The wedding will take place nt
Miss Gillesscy's hme in Louisville,
September lb. Lieut. Williamson Is
h ini-mer La Grande boy and the son
of Mrs. J. T- Williamson of La Grande.
Daytime Protection
The wise woman supple
ments tho night-time treat
ment with daytlmo care. She
takes special precaution to
prevont the Inroads of burning
sun and harsh winds. Unlike
the softening night cream day
time cream Bhould bo protec
tive and disappearing, with no
oily base. Discriminating wo
men (prefer the dllcately per
fumed, all-vanishing MeK &
II Daytime Cream. 1
Do not face the winds and
dust And sun of the hot sum
mer without such protection.
Otherwiso your sklu sets up
Its own protection In the form
of a coarsened rough akin.
You will find that the .McK
& 11 Daytime Cream makes
an unusually fine base for
your powder and presents a
soft delicate peachbluom skin.
Summer" Night-time '
Treatment
The effects of summer nPR
lect of tho skin can never be
entirely eradicated. Sun and
wind demand, their toll. Kn
joy the Hummer flays as much
as you please, but every sum
mer night before retiring
soothe and soften your skin in
the following way. Dab the
skin with McKJb K Perfected
Cold Criuii gently rubbinii it
In, upward -and outwards. To
soften tho 1'iaiuls apply tho
cream freely and wear a pair
or loose fitting gloves over
night.-
Nightly treatment with this
exquisite refined and (perfect
ed cold cream through the
sujnmer brings you to Ihe fall
season- with a Iclear unblem
ished skin.
A NATION-WIDE . -jSjffl
.mLl1 Incorporated
-7 371 UCiV-iRiiWHiMi oijiu3
Rosebud Ginghams
32 INCHES WIDE
23c yd.
During the present shortage of good 32 ineh
ginghams we arc indeed fortimale to he able to
offer this showing. Twenty-five desirable pat
terns and colorings to .seleef from.
Gleaming Hair
Keep the life of your hair.
Soaps, too HtronK, deaden tho
natural fcloss and leave your
hair stringy and lifeless. McK
& It Cocoanut Oil Shampoo
brings out tho silky sheen of
tho fliair and all the lovely
high lights. It leaves tho scalp
delightfully clean and clear,
without taking the vigor and
lifo from the roots of the
hair.
Tho McK & R oval label Is
your assurance of the purity
and high quality of this shampoo.
The Perfect Laxative
"Just like candy" is what
the children say when you
give them Analax. This de
licious, fruity laxatave is
highly efficient and so easy to
take. It doesn't In the least
suggest medicine, an.d the en
ticing appearance and frag
rant tasttt appeal to grown
ups as well as to children.
Analax acts mildly and easily.
It cuses no uneasiness, or pain.
This introduction of fruit
acids into a laxative Is Na
ture's way. Analax should be
In every medicine chest. For
constipation, sick headache,
sour stomach, indigestion, piles
or bad breath, Analax is in
valuable. Keep Analax al
ways on hand. It comes In
candy form one or two pieces
for grown-ups. For children,
Vj or one tpiece according to
age.
The Women of Mioof-cheart Legion
will meet Thursday afternoon at 2.00
I o'clock at the homo of Mrs. , C. S-
Shult., l!W4 Knst N avenue. Mm.
i K. IWyrick, Mrs. Fred Smith nn-i
Mrs. L. A. Stoop will assist as joint
hostesse:-. All Mooso cihldren are invited-
This is a business meeting' &a
well as a social gathering nnd there
fore all members aro requested to be
present.
New Fall Millinery
Of interest to everyone will lie
this showing of fall millinery.
Smart shapes. ii velvets, duve
lyne and French felts in the fa
vored fall shades of navy, scarlet,
hrown and black.
P0MPEIAN
ranee
Frag
A tale of dependable
quality and pleasant
odor. Lare size cans
25c
DUR0 BELLE
Hair Nets
Double strand hu
man hair, every net
guaranteed perfect.
10c
. THH IjAKOKST CHAIN DKFAKTM KPTT.
' 8XOUK ORGANIZATION IN THE WOULD'
Trespass Notice!
ToAVhomrit May ( 'oncci n:
Anv-nersons found Urspassing !. liunling on CROSS
BONE RESERVE will lu iwsMuort as provided by law.
Miss Dorothy Krause, Mrs. A. N.
Krausc, Harold H-owarrf, Miss MV
Dunn nnd Happy Dunn motiored t-i , '
tt..U,. C,,.i.I.f D,.tmnniiuinff II HK.iIil i 1 1
II tl.l P.... nu h.. 1 m Ue tuiivl1- U
Dort Grout, La Oraitdo, Ore.
II. M. McAllister, La Gwind?, Ore.
n. B. Shufcr, La Grande, Ore.
Chas. 11. Spencer, La Grande, Ore.
Geo. Salisbury, La Grande, Ore.
I'red Grout, La Grande, Ore.
Geo. H. Tilton, La Grande, Ore.
W. O. Sherwood, La Grande, Oro.
SherWood,- La' Grande, Oro.
Sniutz, La Grande, Ore.
!to Sumpter, Oregon, after spending "r,":k Cnmpboll La Grande. Ore.
iumnul days vis.tiuff with friends in.J'; h; ('roul' Ul, t-nuule Ore
'In Grande , w J H"Mur, La Grande, Ore.
I ' C. H. CtKeler, La Grande, Ore.,
i Mrs. Fred Arnett was pleasantly;. J. Huuhes, La Grande, Or,-.
.urPiised Monday afternoon when a;Ali" 'k. La Grande, Ore.
number of her friends called and spent J' Harrison, La Grau.le. Oro.
i t deliKhtful social afternoon. DnintyjGokoler Hros., La Grande, Oro.
refreshments were serveil by those A. K. Golden, La Grande, Ore.
who acted as hostesses. G. V. 4i W. Wilkinson. La Grando,
'i. W. Taylor. La Grande, Ore.
The executive officers of UieI'iTS-'o. 0. Flcshman. La Grande, Ore.
byterian societies of neighboring Andrew .tuflnburK, LaGrande. Ore.
mPi and I. a Gninde are holding an F. H. DoLoni, La Grando, Ore.
ill-day executive meetinfr and lunch-(Lee Itcyiinlds, La Grande, Ore.
con at the lovely home of Mrs. A. T. J. F. Thy, Lu Grando, Ore.
Hill today.
' The Mission Hand of the First
Presbytia inn Church will be entertain
ed at the hme of Katharine Hum;
phries. 110H O Ave., at m:'Mi Thursday
afternoon. All members and friend:;
aro invited.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Georjre Hall of l.a
'Grande entertained for dinner at th-
home ;:f Mr. and Mrs. ft. O. Watkins1
n Alicel Sunday. Mr. Walking is post
l master in Alicel. '
Seventeen nolf enthusiasts took,
-breakfast nt the Country Club Sunday
mnrnirir, and there were also nineteen
( ue.sts for Sunday dinner at the Club
Kwin Uros., La Grnndo, Ore.
Wm. Uiintnn, La (irande. Ore.
l-'Yank Moore, La Grando, Ore.
A. F. Stein, La Grande, Oro.
J. C. Stein, La Grande, Oro.
K. M. Daron, La Grando, Ore.
S. A. Robertson, La Grande. Oro.
Alex Lindsay, La Grande, Oro.
J. H. Hagey, La Grande, Ore.
Geo, O. Gek'cloi', La Gnuida, Ore.
('. D. HuO'inan, La Grande, Ore.
A. V, Davis, L Grande, Ore.
H. Crete Ilork, La Grande, Ore.
Lou Ludnate, La Grande, Ore.
Herman Stein, La Grande, Ore.
A. Dolman, La Grande, Ore
K. It. Stein, La Grande. Ore. ,
Arthur Mufhollnnd, La Grande, Ore.
T. n. Mulholland, La Grande, Or.
I. C. Kennedy, La Grande, Ore.
W. A. McCall, La Grnndo, Oro.
Hoy Ilalley, La Grande. Ore.
I). W. Miller, La O-rande, Or3.
feebler Urns., La Grande, Ore.
Chas, Grandy, La Grande, Ore.
Joe Anson, La Grande, Ore.
J. A. Hills, La Grando, Ore.
Tonight
At Odd Fellows' Hull
Cecilia
Gustaf
Spiritualist and psychol
ogy lecturer andtlomon.-'
Ktralor on iiealth, wealth
and success.
Message taken to this
world and other worlds.
Can bo consulted
private affairs and heal
ing vt ;
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S'H.E-R.R-V.'S
LAST DAY
Marion Davies
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"BEAUTY'S WORTH"
A Paramount PiHure- ( Yea led 1-y ro.-nio--li-
lan l'n-duel ions.
; A vivaeious, artful (Quaker Miss, sliatleriiii;
Society's traditions and taUiuy: youii!; l-lades'
(liearU 1-y sstorni.
Also Showing "TRAVELAUGIIdJ"
A 10c
Wash Cloth
FREE
with
TWO BARS
of
KIRKO
LEMON
SOAP
25c
While they last.
Only one to a customer.
TheUL.D'6-
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1310 Adnuis Aveiiuo f r -"iH
j . .ii Tim
EVERY DAY AT LA GRANDE'S PIONEER
It V. S! CASH GROCERY
JiteJ DAIRY FOODS !
"7 fn rnrir1?! rTTh n Fresh Creaiuerv r.utter. 2 lh. roll 87c w)
J l I LJLJLJLJ LJ()LJ J-Yosh U'anch Ku us. doz. L'.jc 4 doz. Me J
.i.)C 1
Hooverized Groceries
Mill TH THRIFTY TII.ONO
VOUR 8l-VATI0ri-THINKI
EVERY DAY AT LA GRANDE'S PIONEER
CASH GROCERY
DAIRY FOODS
Fresh Creamery lint tor, '2 lit. roll STe
Fresh Ranch Fjfjjs, doz. -") : 4 doz. (J')c
Tillamook Count v (,'heese, 11),
Cream Uriek Cheese, lb 'Jt-V
i
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES '
Another Carload of Idaho Watermelons. Hi. .. 'Jie.
Cantaloupes. Vine K'ipened 4 for 'Joe
Lemons, dozen .. . .!!
I 'each Plums, .V) Hi. lox -r-l.!i)
Fxtra Select Tomatoes, "JO H. box 7.V
Apricots forCaimin.!;. per crate 1.T3
WASH DAY KESDS A? HOOVERIZED
PRICES
Crystal White Soap, .10 liars c 12c
White Iorax Xaptiia, the finest laundry soup
and the price is Uooverised -) bars j1.00
Sweet Maple Clothes Pius, dcz 2e
Klocu 1'asy Laundry Soap 4 bars 2")e
''airv Soai l"c bar; 2 for 2.")c
Silk Soap 25 bars jUK)
SYRUPS AND BREAKFAST FOOD
Seudder's Canadian Jlaple, full gallon fLOO
(.ioldeii Kod Wheat Nuts, lar.cre pkjr. 2!)c
(Juaker Pam-ake Flour 2 pkjrs. 2'ic
Fancy Oat Flakes, 10 lb. sack Me
Colden Kod Oals :', pku's. .")0c
Pure Honey, 3 lb. tin T"x-: 10 lbs '....rl.48
Sea Foam Flour. 4f lb. sack .I.M
Flue Stem Fl-.'iir, 10 lb. sack ..$1.78
HOOVERIZED GROCERY