" THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Wednesday, September 13, 1922
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Remo
val Sale
Tomorrow is the
Last Day.
Westenhaver & Gilbert
BUY A HAM
Fresh Stock
U(;ar cured
Light Hams 28c lb
Heavy Hams 1 2(!c lb
The Grande Rondo Meat Co.
I5UY A HAM
For bedtime:
a Victrola
Put tlic Ijttlc ones to bed to the sweet strains of
a Viclrola.
"Hush-a -bye baby, in tlie tree top" can't you
bear it? Let them go to sleep to happy dreams,
and in the morning
Let them waken to the glad enrol of sunny
music.
Is anything too fine or sweet for tlie Iiule tots?
Vidrolas come in ntany styles, r inging in price
from 25 to Jfioo.
Comeuicnt payment lams
Newlin Book & Stationery
Company
SH.ER.RY.'S
LAST DAY
H. B. Warner
"The Skeik of Araby"
If 1309 Adama La Grande Jj j
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j THE SENSATIONAL SO.MJ HIT TOLD IN A
j MARVELOUS SCREEN DRAMA
Also. Sfco w ins "TR A VELA I '( i US
J Krom the Rrockton, Massachusetts,
1 h'nterniise, under an Huston. Miua-
Ichusetls date line, the Kvrniiig Ob-i
civer takes the following society Item!
I wmcn is or interest to La Grande peo-
'pie:
1 'I hp Duirriat'e of Mis Helen Kilitf,
daughter of Mrs. George Krecmai
'Kintf, mthI Joel Henry Richardson, on
jof Mix. Stephen Francis KichwrfUon,
of l.a (Jrandu, Oregon, was solemnized
j Tuesday afternoon at the home of the,
jhiide at Kuston Furnace
j '1 ho ceremony was performed by
1 Huv. Freer! K. Lewis, minister of tho
L'nitarian church at North KuKton.
'The bride was downed in white crept: ,
tie chine with a veil of tulle and h
coronet of orange blossoms. She car-:
ried a bouquet of lilies of the valley1
and while rones. The bridesmaid,:
Miss Marion Wenonah Cunningham of
I oi chcster, wine turquoise blue (feortf- (
ette, with hat to match, and carried a
bouquet of pink Ophelia roses. Thn
best man was Attorney William Reilly
Cook of I'oston and Iowa, a fraternity I
brother of the groom at Harvard. The,
ushers. Miss Ksther Elizabeth Cnn
nineham of l)orehester, and AIi.sb Mar
tha Scott Krving of Mansfield, both
former schoolmates of the bride, were.
prettily nUiicd in organdie. The
mule's mother wore a gown of brown
crepe de chine. The bride entered on
the arm of her brother, Attorney Clin
ton King of Springfield, to the strains
of the "Itridal Chorus" from Lohen-
jgrin, Played by Mrs. John Martin Mo
loruiell of Dorchester, The ceremony
j took place in the buy window which
was banked with potted pants and
'gladioli.
j The bride's gift to her bridesmaid
1 was a silver bat;, and to the pianist
'and ushers, platinum pins. The groom
1 presented the best man with cuff link-;,
j Following the reception at which
! Holman catered, Mr. and Mrs, Rich
ardson left for their new homo at Tam
arack, Idaho, by way of Boston, Mon
ti eal,' St- Paul, Spokane and L.i
j (Ira rule.
I The Inide's traveling gown was of
tan and blue radium. Her wrap was
brown vnldyn and she wore a hat of
velvet and duvelyn. '
Tlie bride was born in this town and
attended local and Huston schools
graduating from the Jin. 4 tun Normal
school, following which she taught ini
that city. The groom is engaged in'
the lumber business at Tamarack. Hi
is a graduate of the University if
Oiegon and the law school and grad
uate school of business administration;
it Harvard University. He is a mem-'
ber of the bar of the State of OieKon.
!i
Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Robinson en-j J
lei mined a number of their friends at !
dinner Sunday evening at their home.
Mr. and Mrs. II. fc. Coo!idgef Mr. and
Mrs. H. K. OT.rien, Air. and Mrs. C. I).
Put man, Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Robinson
and Ralph Huron were all seated Ht
the dinner, a delightful four-course
affair.
Shortly after the close of the din
ner In fur Mr. and Mrs. (ius Perot ar
rived at the residence and beguiled tho
guests with tales of Alaska, where j
they have been for some time.
The house was tastefully decoruted,!
the predominant feature being an ar
lav of beautiful cosmos. 1
I
Mr. H. K. Dixon delightfully en-1
tcrtained at the Country Club Monday
evening at bridge in honor of Mr, and
Mrs. t.d Ward, of Ohio. Kight tables
were seated at cards and Mrs. Harvey
Day won high honors among the
liuiics. while the gentlemen's priae
went to Dr. F. L. Ralston.
The rooms were beautifully decorat-1
ed in flowers, dahlias and cenosias 1
taking a major Part in the scheme-j
Following the cnrils n delicious lunch
eon was served and the quests depart
ed lor their homes unanimous in stat
ing that they had spent a very pleas-,
anl evening, 1
I
Mr. and Mrs. C D. Huffman enter
tained a number of their many friends
with a fine chicken dinner uch w,
farmers wives know so well how t',
prepare. The party was held last Sun-
Th'tse pre-cut were Mr. and M's.
I. in and baby, Mrs. McNaughton, of
F.lgin, Mis. I. it-tie ami her two son, of
Ihluunl. and Mr. ami Mrs. C. D. Huff
man. During the afternoon several
otheis called and all were treated t
a generous supply of watermelon.
Miss Ruth Hill, who graduated from
the l.a (i ramie hinh school hrst year,
will leave tomorrow morning for IVn
ilettm, where she will spend the day.
Miss Margaret Palmer, another I..
II- S. graduate, will join her in the
, 'Wiling and they will Irave for Cor
vaili-, when1 they will enroll fnr tlu
"winter tettn at the Oregon Agricultur
al t oil.-e.
Mr. ami Mrs. C. A. Stephenson wen'
hosts at a dinner party given Thnr
nay evening in honor of Mr. and Mr-t
II. D. l.augmo. Covers were laid fm
eight.
M 1 ami M is. I .jingmo left Friday !
morning for I lolly wood, California. '
wlu-t e they will make their future
home.
Tl-.e Women of t ho Mooseheart l.e-
COME
1
H ion will ineei I tuu sitav evening at
(be Odd Fellows Hall. Tlie l.adif' I e
rion of (taker will lie Huets of thv
l.a (nciii.ie chapter at this time.
Refreshment- wili be rrved ami an
enjoyable time is being planned by the,
members. All membcis are urged to
be piesent.
I
l;ia . l-aulk. who celebrated hi
j-:!td birthday Sunday, held open house.
snd a !.n ge numler of his friends I
' vim ted him to e(iigratu!ate him and
I wish him many none birthdays. Sev
ji'tal remained to have dinner with Mr
I Faulk.
The .lii
t'nl t heir
t'loi-s of the Country Club
wive met last eenine at
the I'lmnti'v Cull) unii ttim-il Ht svv
iVli'k. V nllis iiitf l In- diniuT xb
tut ti ptnt mi hour at business an1
the imlies plnvt'.t ".".00." All reporte I
;i tielijfhtt'ul time.
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The Wenu'n'-. Foreign Missiunnre
Sivii'Iv of the M. '.. chimh re meot-
tiir t'! ("''''.rtfon in !h. cl'lirvh .ar.
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Petticoats of Cotton
In Fashions to Please
Tho Fall ushors In tbe
newest In Cotton Petti
coats with forethought for
wear, comfort and appear
ance. Our careful study
of tho desires of our pat
rons, embodying our 371
stores, lends ub to be
Here this Bctc.'lfori will
meet Immediate fuvor In
stylo 'ii lid price.
Cotton Taffeta Petti
coats, Muck, in two
Btyles. with flounces,
pin tucks and plaiting 69c
Sateen Petticoats, In
Mack and colors 73c
Sa!een Petticoats In many
different styles 98c
Fancy Flowered Tmffeta
ind Flowered Sateen Pet-,
ticoati, beautiful designs,
rarted eoloreil grounds
and dlversltled styles. . . 98c
flenulne Hestherbloom
Petticoats, & 31 j lea 1.49
English Satine Petticoats,
4 sty les, w 1 1 It sea 1 iops.
tucks and plnltings. In
fituplo and sport shades. 1.69
Better Quality Sateens,
- tieatherbloom and ling
lish Salines In targe as
sortment of styles and
colors ,1.49 to 1.9S
Silk Petticoats
SILK TAFFETA PETTICOATS in a variety of
styles and colors. Priced from $2.98 to 1.50.
RADU'M TAFFETA PETTICOATS, attractively
stvled and trimmed in beautiful colors. Priced from
$.!S to !6..-0.
SII.K JERSEY PETTICOATS in plain colors or with
variajrated pleated flounces. Priced from !?2. 19 to $.'1.98
BUNGALOW
Cretonnes
19c yd.
Our direct mill connections make
possible this low price. There arc
just 2.") pieces in this showing.
Width :!( inches.
OB. IW Ml L
NOVELTY
Towels
2,)C to 98c
Novelty colored borders and all
over designs in double and single
terry towels.
THB LARGEST CHA1
8TOKK ORGANIZATION
Miss .Ruth Proeh.-lel, of Walla Will-! tei noon, .September Hi. at her country
la, returned to her home Hunday even-' home two alul one-half miles north
intr after spending three weeks in l.aof Island City,
(irumte visiting with -Mrn. Don Sar-j
Sent. . i", . j The W. t. T. U. wil meet at the
Mrs. A. It. Ilunror will cntertui'ii Christian Church tomorrow afternoon
Chsntcr I. T '.. ).. on Satiu-dav af '1 hursdny, S.-plenilier I I. at. 2:'Q n. ii.
IN !
SEE IT!
THE
Heatrola
The latest thing in a healing device.
LOOKS LIKE A VICTROLA
HEATS LIKE A FURNACE
It is a beautiful piece of furniture niaile to
heat your home.
You must see it to appreciate it.
Oregon Hardware
& Implement Co.
Uriiiff in your phonograph keys.
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Hooverlzed Groceries
IVHIH THB THRIFTY THRONCI
YOUR IALVATION THINK!
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craSo-fibSs
HOOVERIZED GROCERY
Lady Lyke
Corsets
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DEPARTMENT STORES
Fall's Newest Percales
Reflecting Autumn Leaves
The best in quality for the least in price is the J. C.
Penney Company standard. This is made possible by our
quantity-buying arrangements direct from the mills. You,
can readily appreciate the saving in elimination of inter
vening profits and wo gladly give to our patron th
resultant benefits in low quotations.
"Gladio" Percale
In Fetching Colors
.Ift-ln. Ti e J. O. Penney Co. private brnnil
of mandnnl perenle. purrhiisnhle throUKh
i.ur Bturi'S only. Duintlpst of patterns and
lolorlnca. light or dark- ground fl ffuit
jour taste.
Cambric Percale
Splendid Values
3fl-ln. Tlio newest designs In a trifle
variety of patterns, are yo?irs to choose
from. Light and dark crounds have been
carefully gathered to meet the desire C
all.
21c
Costume Velvets
Pitoy and silk pile costume velvets in wide widths,
nd narrower widths for trimming, black and colors.
The prices range from 79o to $1.98 yd.
Bags
Purses
98c to $7.50
You will be impressed with the
exceptional values in this showing.
Newest shapes and leathers.
H IJKl'AKTMKNT.
IN TUB WOKLJJ-
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School Equipment
FOUNTAIN ', , WATERMAN
PENS CONKLIX
$1.50 to $8.00 ' PARKER
Evcrsharp and Conklin Pencils GOc to $1.00 t
Red Cross Drug Store
New Betty
Wales'
DRESSES
The styles are captivating,
the materials are best possible,
and the workmanship unexcelled.
! i' II
Campbell Sisters
Ladies' Rcady-to-Wear and Millinciy
Headquarters for Canning Supplies
PEACHES IJY THE CARLOAD
Yakima Pearlies, per box 75c
Mason Pint Jars, complete 87c
Mason Quart Jars, complete $1.05
Mason Rubbers, 4 dozen : 25c
Mason Lids, doz 29c
Economy Lids, doz 29c
Fruit Jar Lifters, each o5c
Canning Racks, each 45c
15ARTLET J'EARS, per apple box $1.50
19c
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