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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1922)
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Wednesday. November 22, 1922. PAGE TWO Men! Whether You Need 1 or 6 Now is the time to replace tihoso old work garments with . warm suits that will .give those colder days a warmer welcome. Remember, Winter is Pecfang Around the Corner There is a special work -clothes dis)lay in our window tit is week check u and come in. , Nil dollitt OIH- tlh, Country i-luti 1 ihe membership nliig w lit-n ahum ii tlt'S gathered ill ill enjoyed ;iti (crtiiinrneiit it' tlx; Jii'Ht of ii)cH given for Hired last t'Vc f hundred ion-r-liilt house and Ve!lillg Of Splendid eil- ht'Vi r.i; out of town "IIOMlS W'l'C A live pic p n fin . (IflirioHh Mrs. tttir- Hill's Departme; Tfir. Anii'rl'Mdi ' f!o-ify of ' :-Vi'ii- A liolfiliimi kIhhm jmiIIrIkt li ....II.. .a I l.-nnlnn.M'rf will llnlil "Sk ; lilt" t rfllllSl 1-U:ll'rl IE i-hii-lc vvhilh. Willi III rftinl rMiVi nlhin'ln- si. --...iils'.rnWii'K 'x.-.".0.iii fr ifii-Vilrhli!, Ih mini,. Ml Chl'IHnnliH liuliilays. Ilr.-ly of plus. If Steinmeiz ; ; v ' " ' .' can'make a boll of lightning in New York, we can make fhe sun shine at midnight with Edison 'Mazda Lamps in La Grande. Sold I5y i II. & S. ELECTRIC CO. Wiring r Renairing Supplies Appliances 105 Depot Street Phone .'!!-W REST MAN . FOR THE JOIJ SAYS PIERCE, (Cmil Inucd from I'akc One.) nnhi'Mlru plflyt'il dur- inj; tip cVfiiiiH' and reiiilftvil Hniiu-w-ry slmppy iiiiim''. w It i-Il v;ih t-n- jny.-il l.y nil. A vi-ry : hiin-hfiiil WiiH M'lvrfl Ity 1 lirliUi-, i hi' Uimifnn. ! Tht' hnsls ni;tl Ii-i'lf'sc.-i for tin- 'viiiliu- v.'.ri'.' Mr. .mil Mrs. ('.. I.. i.iil'ison. Mr. unci Mi. C If. MilliT. Mr. mill Mrs. C. I. IIiiIm'tib, Mr. inil Mi'H. Han .Ti.. hit. -ill', all'.! Mm. Uohlt Slwlihml', Or. "ml Mrs. liiKle. ! Mr. mid Mrs. Knu sl Walklus, Mr. ! iitirl Ml'H. A. W. Ni'lmm. Mr. ami I Mrs. I.nt SiinilKi'lii s. Julie,. T. II. ! I'rawl'ord, Dr. W. T. I'liy. Mrs. Ccnri; ; I'rh'st. Sliidchuil and Mr. Hurry OBSERVER ADVERTISING- will bring. results' 3 11i' Westminster Cuilit met al tin- home of Mrs. Oscar I'uarch Mon day evening. Mrs. Kt'o Heynnlds l-d the devotional. An excellent program was given by Miss Iluldu Anderson, f.Mrs. Lynn iinhneiikamp, Mrs. Karl Reynolds, ami Mrs. Hay -Murphy, India being lU' Flllljl'i t, .Mrs. poarch read an Interesting leitr from Mis Oru Fcklcs, a form er member of tlit- CtiiM, who is now attending school In New York. A 11 present enjoyed a pleasant social veiling, duri ng which dainty refreshments wnrt nerved t The Sodality (Wills will pive. a" card party this evenliiR in tin; Katies hall, after whieh refreshnieiitH will ) served. Kveryoiio Is lookltiK for ward to a very en joy a It lit even Inn. and it is exported thai ti nood crowd will be present. The public is cor dially Invited. A silver wedding took place at the Christ ia ii chtin h 1 uestiay evening al tle close of tile revival services. -Alien Iev. O. W. and .Mrs. Jones renewed t heir inarrinno vows after L'.'i vein's in double hlcSKedneKu. The vil! ht' sent to him and he will i:ii-!ii rjh ,-erinonv' was used and was per ho lucky number, then sending itho j rJllIni,(! ,y . a, .JamuHun or .the the holder oMlw duplicate ennhv j,.jn(; Valley Christian church. Miss II. K. crilrii-n was in cliiiine of th ji : Mildred .i:..nvfm :me -Thn iieKs d .0 the. iiiiitallaliun of another hatch ty in Ka:itcin f)ie;ron, that it wa.J' iiiiiflvisabU; as yet on account of ihop .rill-city of fi; h ejjKs. In thu futun: tnoi e fish hatcheries would be in i italic! tlirouKhout the slate, but a i et cnnditiot'.s uuln t warrant them ,vas Ins opinion. He also suok avor of the ' buck law" and statei hat if it wi'i-p le.j;al lo kill on cad car that befure many at-asejis- ha msstd thi deer would be practical! txtinct in OreKun. John Vt .'ildim, Union ceimty uatm vanlcn, spoke a few woiil.; on condi1 ions hi the county and following hi:'1" .pfiech, cards bearing numbers, wer:t Kissed out to Ihose present jfivinvh heni an ctiual change to claim the $;i-h .'hinjf rod to be jjriven by Marry Hob-cnl am, of Lyons, Oregon. The canl'tii; i.fs ,,i fu .'ff.-LJ D-A-I-L-Y La Grande-Pendleton Stage . G. AV. BAARS, Proprietor . , - . Stnml ;Cor. Depot & Adams ,.J'honc.C12-M,. Leav(is Tax Gviuxlo K:00 a (.lVn(lleton 1:00 p. r-r iicctin and acted as loastmaster Tables Were Tilled. .Members kept coming in ever Tt;at;iny; number until even after Ii n tier was formally opened, Allc .fether, when the clusiiie; huur came !.r.i) members and rue- ts were pre. tit. The ladies of Hie iMethnilit 'hurch served a wonderful dinner and nany were 1 lie comments a ; to ii . xcelletuy. The clams, ile.erl, an f ill the ic.st thnf nctkes up a fiiie liiinur, weie delicioir-ly pre.iared a!i l 01 vol- The officers of tlie'clrlt we.-i iriaiiiincus in staling that it v;i try. f Hie most successful dinners ev.j; lelil by them. , . counts.. Those indebted m. ni. 'Say Thanksgiving With Flo-wers I, el I'tuweiv ('oillrtr(e lhi Tliiiiiluifim IV1tjlb's If en are In ell I eilii In Hits 'rh:illk Ki vim;'. b I low ri s, t Hpi r l.i I! V i 'h I s Jttll 1ii-1ii III 1 1, i ;n( in te t li.it rln ci' and etlhm. I . i HI la lie llnlsliel ll uiu ale te 1" floweis will plea. elii-s iuir j:ratt her I m .s . i l a 1 1 1 1" . The :eovaeoii. ( ' e vjiiitliriitoiMo hv;i eniplete i a pnest, a i;(it of inir bote ;s and Mil apl'f.Tlall.Mi i.l hluvtni- of Hie ai I . a- ilii I, ilhes lit i :-tei 1 hi' -pli lt of the en-on to the company please call and make due set tlement at office locat ed on Jefferson street just east of Fir street, in Oregon Grocery com pany building. f Thanksgiving Special Here is Something to He Thankful for: REAL LIVE HA RG A INS IN Roasters, Dishes. Glassware, Silverware, Linens and Table Cloths Jap Blue and While Tabic Cloths, ea. S.V to Sl.SIt Elue and White Damask per yd. leavy White Fancy I )amask, 'per vd. !Sc to SI.:?.". Large Aluminum Roasters, ea Medium Aluminum Roasters, ca Round Aluminum Roasters, ea Large Enamel Roasters, ea Medium Enamel Roasters, ea. ..: 12-pieee Set White Semi Porcelain Dishes . 42-piece Set White and Gold Semi Porcelain J lishes For Utmost Corset Satisfaction be Fitted to v -i : "(jnittc" liijj ir.s I ; i id St. Mary's'' and Mrs. Mae (I forge plaved the wedrtltiy, uiureli, "J.oJihii-' Willi s." Of cotse," if was' h1 sur prise and wliar ' rflVfi'roiire' did -IT make if the "llrldal Veil" was only a window curtain ami the riiic 'it borrowed one. for the bl uniting hrtdeKrooin was so eotilused that lie 1 forgot all about the bund Z that : !ii :td n. The happy couple 'wa at tended by Mr. Joe. . WilUnms and .M vs. Myers M r. Horux and Mrs. A. A Thomas .The flower fclrls were Ava Williams and Uutlii Viillvii amf, I he ring, bearor "WU8 OIuuibp i flout; Ii . t ; ' . Tho eht:reh--iwnj! filled with "guests mil Mi;' and Kirs. Jones wen; pru- ; -tented with a; litll chest of silver ware. Hearty congratulations wore offered and the happy couple Went ' home to dream of 25 more h;ippy 'years together, j Itev. Jones was afterward carried I off by tin K. K, K.'s and kept 1 half the night. 'l An attractive tea ii at Mrs. W. S. ni Kilo first street noon frmii ; ;n to j ' lie public is invited. Presiding at (he (ea "lablo will be 'Mrs. A. I,. ItinJiardsou, and Mis. Turner Oliver with Mrs, Lynn lloh nenk amp, M i s. J. T. Kichardsou, .Mrs. Hal Ho Ii iien ka m p and Mrs. Win. Crnsliy Koss assisting about ! lie poems I educational facilitien and meth ods. Following tliiK. Moss- man took th,. negative side and in ii forceful way brought out the mod ern tendencies of educating t he youth almost entirely oulshlo the llolllr. Sh(, spoke of the posHlble e ils of over-organiat ion. At the (dose of ;-iiKht f ul after iioon refreshments were, .served. Itfchard rirannveli .vas Host to a number of his small friends Satur day afternoon, at Ms home, 17 US X. Spruce street, th occasion being his ninth birthday anniversary. The iifteruoon was speat in frolic and games, at ihev'tse of which the guests were served with rtelighlful refreshments by Mrs. lrvin M. Hnun- well assisted by her sister, .Mrs. Charles Harrison. Those who en joyed the occasion were Karl and Italph He Ibiie. Lelnnd and ona1d Wilson. Keiubll and Helen Shlr man, I'ercy Muncell. Fred lieeman. Ned Jones Donald and Josephine i McHoukIi. 1 9 I Mrs. fleorge Tialding b'Tt last eve-! nine, fur points in California when- j she will visit for about a month. I ' A Orange was organized nt Sum- ' niervf lie Sat urday evening No vein- i iter X, by W. It; Cekeler, statu or-gam';-.erp assisted by K. 'M. Ilufman ' and Charles Spinier or Tone Mouu- ' tain Orange. .)rs. Hess Oodson was! elected Master to bend the new or-' wani.Hlfon and will hold the dis. j 1 1 net Ion of being the only lady mas-, ier in i lie fou u ty al the present time. Mrs. Victor Johnston was elected lecturer, W. U. Krizzell over-j seer and V. II. Johnston secretary. The following program vas given' at the 'nifi'tiiig: ' 1 Vocal duet, Miss Juanita Spencer and Chai'les Sponce. Oialogue by five girls liecitation. Adortha Kri.zell, ! K fading, M rs. Dodsou. Cranye J'roverbs, Chas. lewis. ', Vocal duet, Mrs. Juanita Speue-; er and Chas. Spencer. (Continued on Page Five.) Do You Know? that Royal Baking Powder is made from Cream of Tartar? that Creaih of Tartar is de rived from grapet-rich,ripe, healthful grapes grown in the famous vineyards of southern France? Thatis why Royal is sowhole some and healthful, why it gives the food such a fine, even texture and such a de licious, appetizing flavor. It Contains No Alum Leaves No Bitter Taste .:'.''!,,"'''"'.; TTf. hi l Ml TONIGHT! Dance and Vaudeville Cole McElroy's Orchestra of Portland, Oregon ZUBER IIALI-LA GRANDE Dancing Starting at 9;00 o'clock ADMISSION, .$1.20 LADIES, 2oc FOR SALE - Knur-room modern liouso on Juck soji slieel. Hatli, trtlN-l, parage, trees, JidWii and shi nt.hrrv. "J lots nml t'cneed. ;tli-o .locnih'bed. All for and $:.on will handle it. Italatice inontii ly iivftalioents. A CLASSIFIED AD WILL DO IT A ton-room house,' lights, elly, wat er, bath and toilet, equipped wit Ii apai'lmenls. Shade trees, lawn, shrubs hcry, ele., on Adams itM iiue. Large tract o! l..ml. I'rice, and can be bundled for $omii cash and ?ui.0i) pec mouth. Two loM on ' two-room hguse. on terms. avenue with a small all f need, for $;"no. Kiubty acte;i of good land, eloso In. I Mi-t east from l-a (irande. All under ciiltlviitioti. Fair Iinpro I'titenl. l'rlee S 1 L'.O'mi, There is a mm lirage for $7nnt which can be asum. d. ltal iini'o ca.h. l will he giv- I'arker's home hursday after 4 : :!fi in w hich We have moe.l our office to the i Claude National Kank Hl-ltr.. and are located with the Secui'ity Land ,t SaviiiL's Cinnpam . and ben after will do bunufss uieli r thai name, mid will be Kind to nier! any of our d. cus toniers. and continue the ;antr jdeas anl lelation.diip we have hith-rlo bad. The K; Molliter. insisting. llfee Klalch noon at the with Mrs. will meet Fri hoine of Mrs. YV. II. Jones C.J. BLACK & CO. (ii ande National I tank Illdir. THESE THREE VITAL FACTS DETER MINE YOUR POWDER AND 'ECONOMY .- ..-,.'..'. I' I i. -I 4, 1 lj J, (. . I." . i .-, t II'h probably wftnr or Inaccnrnto fit tn the piston rings, pistons and pins which Ih resP'uisihlo for the loss, of pnwer and waste. ..of eaa in your car. J'owor and economy really depend upun thrco vital units. . . , i All that many motors' need )o restore their maximum power iltiil-eon6rti.y Is 'Mrtjufiy-N'ori'is Piston Ilium. Tiiere Is one to fit flveiy pockMbook. but en if owners wim tliiijlf mOT'-uf p'er manPnt eeonomv and satisfaction tlian ol initial com fin.t that the combination of Leak I'roof llings nu- power ami Superoyl Hings to prevent oil troubles Is their best investment'. All Me-tiuay-Ndrrls l'lston llings are made of Flectrie Mc-tal. JI t no cylinilers of your uiotov need reinindimr, of MeQuay-Norrls Wainriglit J'islens and Fins, iJiiny-NoiTis IthiKS. 'I hey arc handled hy the service slocks and jobbers. Your motor can ho inside practically as p-ood as pf-w fc tion of the cost of a new car if its three vital unit-: at. wilh Mcuay-Xorris Froducts. Write us ii.r t... ..!;. t " and to Hold Power." which explains the whole si:!,ii;t wear and Its correction. Wo cnji C-'h-ff Iinniediate Sen ice Leighton's Welding &. Machine Works . . La Grand o. Oregon you want same r.-palrmi The niertaint it'e 1,. itre.-t. t .aides Alii, h ret' tern Star Social club was 1 yesterday by Mrs. A n y at her home on Hemlock ( aids were played at four wilh M rs. K. 1. Itiiigo prov rs. it" high score w i n ner, ctal hour was spent during hmeiits wen served hy . .SI. IS ,.s:!.is ..W. IS ..?ii.;5." telt'-'oii a- h.ld f Hie I.jidy Maccabees of left Thursday night for to attend the rally that t here last week. A ei y Sil.OI '12-pieee Set Raiisome Pattern Davarian China, to match your llaviland ?20.1S Andre yj Vaiieiy Sto No pqueejfng of orphan; no rresflure; defects of figure corrected; n perfect founda tion for your towns. This In additiou to tho com forts afforded through th ex-' elusive "La Catnille" features; No proasuro on (plno; no cul tinir hy lacers; no pinching of clasps; no dtgvJng of ntnyn t top but freedom, veutiUtiou, vatisfaotion. A complete Una of tho dif ferent model!! Hlwiivs on lmnd. t'llccs O0 nml up. Mrs. Robt. FattisoH 4 Cm. rtng Oak emUince was ere being ov embers f nun pre . I't r thrt the at ihe e hun-various 1 M' t-u l.a Crande ladies put on tho et or k in I he eveuiim, ami .! a class of twenty-five. The ton lodge held a wonderful i at noon for the visiting la- tu,. their departure home. of the supreme officers were i. Mis. Km inn R Wilkinson mi Huron and Mrs. Caroliu u el I'orttand. Mrs. OTiiieu ' tor a lew days as the guest v F. U. .Mackey, A school of lion meeting was held yos- a Hernoon and nnol her one ed tor Saturday afternoon at me or Mrs Mackey. : i reuniar meeting of Chapter K O. was held Friday after- x Hie home of Mrs. Fee f'ar- tipie for Trend on Hi ownton eouHitleration was Kducation." Mrs. presented n splen- 'Op :l . k ' ' ' . !! "Get the Fads About Your Eye -' - ,iul p;ip.r on tly alviini:i!ip o( mod- Tnnr-mPtfr V f-ftrWiTffffllift These facts can be obtained. by having your Eyes examined by us. The newest and ninst modern methods and instruments are used, to obtain the very best results. You are invited to inspect one of Oregon's finest equipped Refracting rooms. Dr. W. M. Peare With J. H. Pcare & Son in ii i ii ire a. isa..a
