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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1922)
Saturday, October 21, 1922. PAGE WO THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER BY CONDO!'"r ''i-Ki'-' 1:111 iMijin'nhlt jnv-fri pi inn depart mont 1 rn Ihe miuiiie. Xeulin Drug Our ino.ler EVERETT TRI E re iirenet?t. niifl after i f vi'Uinv. ;P poi-lutlt ! A Thouflht for tht Day. Know Uiifli bin keep It to yotir i-lf. i'nmp''l.v YiJU C'AMC. IN l-t-y'K.JTCrvDiem TO Hvel IMVilfcTf-NT 'fc-i(Mi5-si, MOW, If TURuS OUT Ttli-.T SVililfJtf-- liSil.LV a .teK ACSVIT. IR Vm J if y i HOW MUCH ? ' Ask Erst: How-much style, how much quality? Then: How much is Figured that .1 t r 1 oniv nerit way Nirscrw baum Clothes cost less. i the price r way the 25 to 45 Hill's Dept. LA GRANDE , 1 1 "A --saga Hand bags High Grade Leather Hand Rags Priced f nun $8.00 to ?18..r) Correct in Style and Build to Give You Real Service PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE The Ihcdl Store IWD T0-'O TH4T IU This Pft'JT PLACe rt TLv 1.'.. 2S .- r-P "'1 -V..v-oitiJLT ' Th.:; Duty IvITwoo r 'SY LaJS OT4' TlMC. ,. supper was nerved. The ""nests Uf- 1 (nn.'tl, wishing Mia I 'ears on every j : success in her college work.- i ; Th Laily M;ucaliw licM Jhoir In-Kiilur niHfiiiiti nit Wednesday vt niiiK and KtHM icd ilmir leiim lo bf , ; ri')ifs-nii'(l lii tin diHtriil ruVy I which In In tit hni.r at lJMiil'tiKt j :Th imialuiy wnrk, under dl-j rt'riinii of Mrs. C. L. Mackey in to 'be put on before Uih Supreme offi ;rer. The tadieH ui'H lilu lining lo Kive u uiUHked Hitlluwf'ou parly to 1 ilit iiieiuliei-H iiud their friends at' the huiue of SH. Muckey on Hal-j liiwe'111 eve. a woult Iron) Monday j jniuht. The affair promise to be! i(uiie an atlnietimi, uh (ittite a mnn- ber' urn expected und prizen will be given for t he beht t-OKluines. j -M r. a n d M r. W . It . J o n ph and,' .1i.h, Onu e 10. .Molitnr entertui ned i the evKiiint; Katl'ee Klatch at thei Country club 011 J-'riduy evening .01 1 IthiH wtyk. Atitiimn leven were ap propriately lined as decorations about the rooms. Curds, or which there were 8evtn tables, were play ed the early part of the evening, after which dancing wuk cujoyd. j Airs. 1 nesier .Newnn won me .tames prize at cardn, while the Keiith'itian'K prize fell to Mr. Adolph N'ewlin. Ke ;ireHhmeiit.H were served at the ckisc j of the eveninjf which everyone terl't j ed a very enjoyable out. , j Mr. Donald Jlichtirds and MIhk ; Kathreyn Kuepner weru married in ; tho" Catholic church Wi'diiesday morning at 8 o'clock by Kev. Father : l.oeser. The bride hits been one of the efficient employes of the O.-W. offices In I'ortlaud for some time and the gruoin i connected with the height on machine ips of this city. Uoth are excellent young people and have many friends both here and in Portland who wish them well. On Wennesdjiy evening a wedding supper was given to the newly married peojde by Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Leighiou at (he Cniun Ihotol where Maiiuger 1'atsy Clarke served an elegant six-course dinner. A feature of the dinner was the bride's cake made by the Cnion ho tel chef, and It was one of the finest. S H.E-R.R-Y.'S SUNDAY AND MONDAY A Drama of the Mystic and the Mysterious "The Hole in the Wall" Tt A Story of the Underworld Slarrmjf AUCE LAKE Comcdy-'ilOT SANDS AND (OLD FEET' piiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiy It (I I lie tnnst delightfully enter a musical program, a noon. ;jnd a most eii- e to Hot Lake in the Mnnsehearl ladies have They were i lii'eii making eietisiv- piaus loiiaiiwd with Home time for their bazaar in lie luncheon at ln-!d Monday afternoon in Kagtes jnyabte driv hall and I In; array of en in mod! ties, after noon. usually handled in lnde baaarsi AImmh 11 ladies from the various will be there aiigniented by some jC.iilmlic churches were guests uf the nriKlnal ideas ainniig the ladies wlioM.u (Sramle society. An informal Mrs. H. K. O'Urlen will entertain tlm 'elnesday liridgo club at the' I J Continued, on Page Six) . have added to (he usual list. In Ihe evening a dance will he held lo which the general public is invited. discussion of plans for carrying out phi la tit hropie work was very profit able, the ivudleion guests say. Those who went from Pendleton were Mrs. (i. It. O'lfaniel. Mrs. Lou I'lnson, Mrs. I-Yank McNally, Mrs. J. II. Luck. Mrs. C. .1. Mark, Mrs. T. l.o.stun. Mrs. John Oyer, Mrs. Henry Sch w a rt . M rs. C. I )idiert y, Mrs. J . .Mel.aiighliu, Mrs. Anna Mcl.eod, National Poli-t'"'H- ' .N'ti'er. .Mrs. iiii Nfisnn, lo be of in-,X,M ,ta-v Heslei, :(is. Is. M. Itoden, m tss i, lata Mark, a ud Kev. h at her Vim llnoin w m. - Pendleton Tribune. Ci C'h;!il'T I. n( lln P. 10. (.. Wiis, nl. i'L.'iiiK 'l liy Mm. I.. II. M' 1 it.'iy iil'lt'i niinil at Iht huiilt' (Hi Cfdar j iilri'H. Arn.T llli' ri'Killiii' hiihiiu si'K:ion. Airs. Slanchlu'iu av r-ailiii, "Tri.-ml nr lii-s." whlili provt'il hT't. I.iiimImmhi was s'-vm1 hy lllf IkisIi'ss al tin- clusf dl' Ihe artcr-lluull. I'" I ti 111 ml' n iii'miilwii tlirv liml I il.'Mlay cvi'lilnu ot mis cck .11 ,. h. , t hi'ius.-lvcs and their lioxl lh Inline ol .Ml. IMvvanl l.ymi. Ilic;, ishsm iiiuiiv IlKinllis aco. mem-' VmniK Woman's K.Mir; Auxil . ,.,. I)t lhv L,.kv Thltlceu UrlilKu ' inry u.'is .l.-l lull ri 1 ly cillcl'talncd ',.p ,,.V1. , ,., j,- 1 SlirillKS on I Willi Miss ll.'i'lha Wnlslnncr assist- ''1Nrs,;lv , ,.,jvl.(i 1(J et,e lilt! Mrs. I.yuns. This was Ihe llrst (.iy T, tljlJ Wlls ,.x,.,.I)toni,y . ii'hiinii nii'tiuik mii in. . "i. , pi, ..is, mi as Hit! hills were halucd Ihe new (illlcers. Miss Walsnitier i.n .,,, 1)(,ulliv Known onlv the new president will. Mrs, Lynns.,,, .:i1S,. ,.,.,. u; wtln-r si'irelary and treasurer. Ihe pro- w.ls Itl (t .u ,eli,;iltul. Onlni? hy er.int lor Ihe year was outlined yiw.,y f -,v.s- yisllois Mrs. it. !:. inxon. enairnian 01 111 iirorain (iiiniiiiltee, and ilnrin th he fleuaz f -Qr-pictures -fl antes- Kv'tfM - Za Grande, Ore Turn the Corner and Save a Dollar MAPLE LEAF ' t CANE AND MAPLE SYRUP One quart can 5rc Two Quart Can 88c One Gallon Can : $1.50 Buv This Sviup and Enjoy a Good Syrup " AND SAVE MONEY y Price Above Delivered to Your House. J. G. HOL GROCER Quality and Service Main 43 ,: ; M 'iiiim i roiisistini; numbers. id by the e etiini:. progra in was rendered . uliugs and untsical lt-lleslilileiils were serv- iwere able jcoiini ry. to view the Powiler river) The returned the "Park'; at the chwe of the I Mrs. Adolph Sieurist eiiterlnineil the members of the Alpha Club tin Wednesday niuht at her home on Ciltli street. Mrs. Charles Key- iHtlds won the chili prize. The hte-!( te.,s si-i-M-d refreshmi-nts i cinsi' of the ewnillg. Th' Z (e ' llieet with Oil Tilth -Meet. M rs. next Harvey l!ay. Thursday road which is one of Oregon's heau tilul driveways. The iiay was spent in visiiiug at the Springs, cards ocMipytng a portion of Ihe time, a ud a very elaborate four-course liridge luncheon was served by Ihe hostess. Those in attendance were. Mrs. William Ash, Mrs. H. K. Cmd idge. Mrs. K. T. Andrews, Mrs. . Sawyer, Mrs. y. I,. Lilly, Mrs. ce Moliior and Mrs. Llruce l)en- i lie .nls. P. L. Lilly accompanied the Inn party and speui the day with Mr. High School News Happenings In ami Around the jM'HKd ( enters HI limber. I i idd their tae Thursday nn was held tor the ptp for th i Henri an piirpif( ol tsseinhly eteutiiii: Mill I I 1 lie sale ni giiver.nmi i his t nn Iter Is not s mil be hither. The disease has preeuted the grow inn of white pine in northern Kiiiepe. It has eslabli-lied its hold In Ni w Kngland. New York and the Like states. i has rea.lied Mul ls h Cehi ii h i a ami ash i in.t on . Can On Wednesday afternoon the l.a ti.s n Smiety of the M. K. rhurch ihe l.adns Aid mom and ae Oi euon ? Mi I by prompt iiiiuiu' l; Kilt. To start llie tall re'lili::. (he ' lle win of .ill ih- - las-es pin nil m vhort siuut. t-hnuini; the t-t-rible disaster dial will recall II l he leant Ik tint supported lv the iuiie studeni limlv Til' n ui)v,i of the football Ite-ii were le nd li'i-in I If v all a L reed dial t In V u en Id --iireU Will "if tlfy tiud th" -npp.M ot Ihe student hodv " (hie o the men Was even too llinul to au-i.e to that and sneaked out the li.ok deer t. eiK'upe tuikini;. Hni . oti. hew he can play'. The main iepi of on i'sution among I lie st udeul s now Is th Klgiu gmne. on which so much depends ami whi.u we iut.-nd lo wftl by ail means, A. G. S. Ml eel lug wax held W.'il taesduy lo draw names tor the p.uiy that Is to 1m glvi'u Kriduy, VlUtifous t ion. h, i- tlilt hit-die! : ins n th il ear lit tall, i which pi lie. ciMidilt lei) meet nm : elded 1u belli ('111 her Mil, eharge Of th. nietits and tin t ii ha itiimiy festiwties A III !H he, ill was : Pnw ers and Cm le Duiihain Wright. The regular meeting of tin (Jills' .Friendly Society Wednesday eveillllff iwas in ihe form of a farewell party !''' in hi'iir of Miss Lota Pear- id' t he members, who is es Ml ! Ii ' I Is ii lal if surlaee, irotii V sp.M-es h tile able nil t he pines lor : y-a i a 1 1 '1' this, lint tt Ife by u n: k 1 llg Ltnllnik it. and uooseberry buh- dl-ease. hut the bla. k nM dangerous, hence I'slroved. Th" pines those that hae lle group. d mil: pit Mi t hy M i ', y biishe any d;- ill epre Have you your yard? ! l.i any currant hushes in 11 you have, mo mil and look at them. It yen nnd any little brown rust e.dle.ied on tin underside of the leave itm it to the Male. Thit nui, thmuh it looks hurmltftm nm-cjms lo ih white pine tne. U tmth,- to kill . it afte H Martetl. It is th Sure Kukinr4. "nii. f "d W ,(. iHStfc. )f W I f1 Wi'i-J out lto.i It n t-(l4 ii iM -to itY tv;tu'tf 7-l,0-Ly ovl h f 4 at, pimi. iv-?c(i tor f.-M'liW wort of yv.it flM NllgV )n Orego ifr t)ifW-M4 W whl'A- nine 4lia Is of latere 40 revive large sus m imx ?ri)d Umi 'WrHy, -,.v.O, th lie balk ami All . in rant s spie.Hl the urrant is tin heiild he d nncerucd are ettll Ib'ip stamp out the report 1 111; t he local Ion ra tit hushes, gooseberry j planted pines. Semi n ' parts to l he arii till tit : 1 si at ion. Alt children of the tor the dl-eas to t hem. pn pils in t he Fm;lish ! high school are lakinr coniest given by the jtion on ' How t he Anie l.etfiou Can Best Serve the Nal 1'he essay v nt t en by lint h at chosen as the best ironi Ct.tnde hli?h school. The inn me pituiil lh.it this i-;s,iv . tiol their class. tt bet h I 'a v to their mold lily hn h lime it w Id their bazaar The first divisi lie sen i ug of t el l e? ptiiLrratn. which w with the Hallowe A delHToiis two-coin s serve.) and Hie lollo program was renden Coop.-r saim "To Y.u atrjee Cartoon, and w on llie piano by lUianis; Miss Lot roinoirow Land." bv .1 ompaiiied by li-s i;i,a ; Mis rjeiu M, Kenuoii o itist rn mental le Were thlttv f 1 le;ive soon fur attend collene. line, Idaho. ! :iri:e 11 11 III - de. : ,,(. - had - i ; mMm 1 S. Knlniison i,l' her lady I I rem I Ii le ll'"i.IV e t oit .trl uli- :i lit) 1 .,',! inu nisi pi 1 leelOllL- 1 1'liort I lie of Ihe In the iian l.i si h," I 1. Olx .IHII H 'iH'll 1 11 inn. ,V I II II in inn le.u ale In I At I h 1 .!,iut nlei'tained ti lends at le.l. Wil li Itrnli... eVellinn's 'ti;i;i wni N'uriiian lei hi a 1 11 ,11s Ii.ii.i Iiu-li. Ii Ihe an arliMnallv e ll.i-e e( Ills Were d I'l III" ln.t. et Me 1. at Itie " hi'.t It M nell lllili I Oti".. '1 1 hMI runllt.ui'S t !' '.: y,Mr : , u.tTy I'le l ti It. .!. lid n;sl. mien Tuesday alt. -moo Mrs. J. L Ktine on Cove tor t hetr so, i.il me t : tu-. 11 It Hi her Ot tile ni hers el and t he attei noon w as , n.etllewoik lor the ti.wnar hel.l in KaLlos hall Oclnl Luncheon Was served by the Kn M .uua.nl hv Ml Fishev and Mrs. Marjorie C. w Jiion tto I home vi hostess Han y lltns. Guard It! Your hearth is the place of pleasant memories, the spot that makes a house a home. Insure it tin a rd it ! The Hartford Fire In surance. 1 tmpany not only makes jriuxl your losses ;ut tries to 'help prevent them. Call on This Agency srxTKm ixsraiANCB AGENCY ie o Metntiers et' Ihe C.ttholii' Ladies lltd snetil 'edneda as Kllrsts of ihe La Otttnde Altar Soeitry when ttnesu wete piestMtt ironi Ha ker. i Ltiierprlse. Joseph and other lowus.j Dodge Brothers BUSINESS SEDAN Exceptional interest has been aroused by the practical arrangement of the interior. r . 7 The entire rear compartment furnishings ' seat, seat cushions, back cushions, seat irame, foot rest, carpet and all can be r moved from the car in a few moments. The front seat is then tilted forward, giving a gross clearance of twenty-two inches through the rear doors. In this way, a space of sixty-four cubic feet in the rear compartment is made available for loading. When the rear seat fixtures are back in place, the interior is complete and attrac- tive in appearance. Its convertibility is not apparent to the eye. Business men, farmers, salesmen, campers, tourists and everyone who has occasion at times, to carry bulky articles or luggage will readily appreciate the great utility of this construction. lC SM1TU MIDI'S DIAMOND YV PRODUCTS iu. ir u Lur v r.1, an coiiee 110 can. )XI) W JELLY POWDER it's superior bSMIONI) W TAPIOCA new process OLYMPIC PANCAKE FLOUR, large pkp 30c CARNATION WHEAT FLAKES, large pkg. ..23c MOTHER'S OAT FLAKES, large pkg 2!c PURE HONEY, o-tti tin G7c CAN E SUCAR. KX-tb sack ?7.49 OUR SEAL FLOl'i; the old reliable ' 4D-lb sack $1.54 l) HAS. II. KKYSoi.ns, Munigfer. (.rnmlc . . urrtfoo I "liMU.Riir With Srrtlcc' ' o ! GROCERY I 00
