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THE LA ORAXPE EVENINO OBSERVER
Saturday. November 25, 1922.
Dad- Shan.
Uusauu Trnnw 1 1 : Texas K
change --1C there 1 JHi o upend for
eiothi s, J.'i if Mppnt on daughter,
on mhi. on mother, ami pa gets hUj
hal brushed. " '
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'today for making your did suit last
another season. We have models and
values that will place a man in keep
ing with the people he meets.
The soft front sport suit for young men, with plaited patch pockets,
plaited back and stitched belt. The one and! two button sack model neatly
inung yei juh. uiu iigiu.
In short, after you've seen how well ym look pggggp
tne investment is a wise one.
7M T3-T7S Kii'schba inn and Fanliion P;
$20.00 to $ 15.00
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Hustings News mill Otht'i' 'J'liiui; 'I'll
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Hill's Departing
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A perfect assortment of tlio bent
ncils .-Mid fountain priiH that moil-
y cm buy m what customers will
ijwl nt (ill I' Ml in i Mil voi' thii in.
jk'l'iKlll'H Jl-2'I-tf
MUCH IVORY
is in aim
M!v Associated PresH.)
ANCIIOUAOK. Alaslsa. Nov. 2ii. -
Fortnnea hi ivory can In fuutnl
along the riverb.-ds in the IdHurod
and upper Kuskokwlm sect inns ni'
Alnska, according to prospectors ar
riving in Anchorage, Tie- Ivory
, consists of maminitlh tusks, miid of
' which am Kiiiil to bo len ii"M In
I Icnuth. which )ii in l he gjnciutdiiy
underlying tlw mirl'acv gravels. (
Nalnrallfils hclirvn thai tin- lusks
uro thn rrinains nf koihh lar1-'' hcril
ut pivhiKlorir animals.
Oii,j prospt'i-lor wnlil In count od
wcvoral inmntiis"' mikk MticUinn iinm
tho luinlt of I ho Kunkiik whn whllf
eniKH'lnn down iho ii'cam. All wcro
too biV fnf lianillliiK KlnKh'-haniii'd
iind woro h'I't hohind.
TRACTORS HAVE TO
HREAK ON TRAl
ii. 'No: vi-m
illUto rtttiillu.
r thM lied
wo huvo reopened our
We are upnliiiij now
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A .VCHfilt A(i K. -HlankM, Nov. 25.
Army -type li'acf ol s, which lire
llicir own l rails over tho mmw. hn
replaced liorHe-drnivn slec'.R on roa
Which leed tliy IHlllt'd Kliilea K
erntneiil railroad het we'ii Sewn
ami Ancliora);t'. AjaMka.
One bin cnnipit'ny Iiiih pitrchiif'
thn e traetoi-H Uv haul coal
Ihe Mdoki- Cierlt niinert
to Ihe railroad. ' Last
ri tin handU'd (he eual
drawn sleds iiili-r i.Ih
heen Miidded and. alfowi
with Ice.
Tract ii i'K also a re to operate . on
n re-',itiirr Kch'Mirh'' Inin lhr Willow
creek nert loll, a rec.eiii ly-d Isco vered
Hold coiuit i y t hii'ty in lies from I In
railroad. .More than J'lO tons of
machinery art- lo lie taken into Wil
low by the li actor I his winler.
The aii-
that objects
diHtlnj.'iii.shed
or cij;hi inlb
Tho I.. A. U. of It. T. will hold a
?.: an- mid cookeil l oud wile ut t ho
J lii o Mli et lit ( 'niiiimny Satui ilay. No-
niu'Ji vjiiiii i iiiciiiu uiiu un
nda of fancy work.
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No more exijuinilo event lias ev. r;
been lield iit tin La Gnmde Country i
club than the dinner dance nlveiij
by Misn Alice L. I'rieni Thursday
eveniiiK for thirty-two of her friends.
i The iH iintilul floral denij-'ns niadej
by tiit . Cherry's Floriwtw were eapu-
(dally tippi'opriate for tho oeeaslon. home
(Tin; inarlnold and baby chryKaiilhu-! thU v
1 intiins appeared in profusion and
! were mi arranged as to linprt"s the
1 Mkill of Ihe florisiK at firni glance.
! l.i-'hted candles Htuddetl thn I hree
I floral piece whii ii eomiiiiied bore
I the dat. of llo! parly. "J 1-215-22."
1 t was an Instance of Iowa and
t)n-i',oii niei'tiun and the nieeiiiiK wan
' most delight i'ul conv'.uciKK vory
jzuest that people from the jirand
did staio of Iowa whtui transplanted
In heaulifai balmy Oregon rind lots
of pleasure la the Kreat, bij; wi.'.st
ern country.
j The dinner dance was given In
I honor of -Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hook
er of Itlaiichiird. Iowa, and .Mrs, and
Mrs. M. N. Asl'ihy. lately of Kansas
City, but now residents of Latlrande.
Mr. Hooker is
George Palmer
tind ' has inai!( many trips to l.a
Crande in the past few years, while
M r. Ash by is a member 'of liow
iikj ti-H u Its Lumber company and has
chai'iie of I hal company's business
in I. a Cramle.
Following tile .-jerving of the ele
gant dinner, dancing occupied the
e eiiin. which coupled wH It social
cou ei sal ion made the event Olle of
extreme plea mi ro for t ho entire
t hlrty-l wo guest b tn at ton da nee.
and a most enjoyable time was had
by everyone.
The lodge will give their 'annual
hall December Xth, m th,. jex hall.
Mrs. fiileK Harmr'n entertained ,
tho Fylhiau Sisters dub at her':
ii V avenue Wednesday of
k at a nartr uX "5U0." 'The !
Tirst prize consitiiw'' "''V ( ru-hlue j
fruit take which-' Mr. I
Fra nk CI ea v i Vj M 1 a 1 1 1 1 11 1 ' 0 n
falllim lo .Mae ,lin iii)hoiU. !
Decora I ions co MI, 1 . Jlrysan-;
themiiniH and - S 'ly plac-,
ed about t lit rooms. Among the
iHtfiea present were .Mrs. Leo Stark.!
Mm. W. C. JJolman, Mrs. Carlyie, i
Mrs. Kirby, Mrs. t.'hris Mays, Mrs. i
I-'rank Clea vinger, Mrs. Willard
.Moss, Mrs. Kimer It use, Mrs. J. I), j
Smith and niece, Itiae It i ley, Mrs, j
J. It. Oliver, Mildred Crowley. Mrs. j
W. D. McCarthy, Mrs. Clyde Hopple j
and It u by Howell. j
A two t'onrso luncheon was served J
by t he hostess who was assisted hi ',
the serving by Mrs. W. 1), McCarthy,'
director lu thej.Mrs. Clyde Hopple and Kuby Howell,
Lumber company
A delicious dinner wn served at ;
the beautiful country home of Mr.
i nd Mrs. lA. K. Hug on Wednesday j
evening, November 22, Ihe occasion
b-ing Mr. Hug's birt bday.
Til,. Invited guests present lo on-;
joy I lie dinner and I he evening !
were; .Mr. and Mrs. A. C. I'ulmer,
Mrs. Lee Fine, and .children, and !
Miss. Lya Hug. i
Say Thanksgiving With Flowers
Let I lower ( (iinplete (be
I bank-iih bm l'e-li.illes
1 1 on n re lo entertnhi I his '
.living, let I lowers, cprctiilly
nti l liemn in, i ad late lii.tt elui r nod
llll;iliey wiiti Ii uiwaM eonplit i'm m
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si. a gift
I low i' I'm will plijite our itosl c.s mid j
eprcHs mii matrl'nl u pprecta I Ion of
tor bupil.iHU.
'I In ueoriienn- lUouw id' (In
rtMuilhcinuiif- iiiir. n do l.illles
at I JiMcr he -pi i it of the ea-ini
Col
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l. pn'cripiluii nr mi old lamilyjsic
Vi pnipiTlv I'lllcil rrom I h Ix'iil 1 1'
V;a lilulii:iliKt is worth vour c-mi-
r n"r i ' A'Viij i
ill llOIKi- ' V A J
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ik hi) c ent- in 'ii ii iim TM ,
of fair wi.e can he i
at a distance of seven . L ''S
s by smrhghi. V
tho Australia
ml il i
W(iln, rlmmnlon klrkop of
in womon's foolliall
ii am, la op, n here In a remarkable
nctiim photo taken during a came
lit Kidney Oval.
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Thanksgiving Special
Here is SomcUting to Ie ThanUi'ul for:
REAL LIVE n.lU;AINS IN
Roasters. Dishes, (iliisswnrc, Silverware,
Linens and Table Chillis
Jap Blue and White Table Cloths, ea. 85c to Sl.S!)
Ulue and White Damask per yd ?l.'r(
Heavy White l-'aucy Damask, per yd. to Sl.:."
Large Aluminum Koastors, ea SI. IN
Medium Aluminum Roasters, ea '2.'.
Hound Aluniinuni Koasters, ea
Tarpe Knaniel Ivoastors, ea 8;.!'S
Jletlium Enamel Koastors, ca $,''.1S
L'-)iece Set White Semi Porcelain Dishes ..?t).o.")
12-j)iece Set White and Gold Semi-
rorcelain Dishes $0.01
'12-piece Set Kansome Pattern Bavarian
China, to match your Ilaviland $20.1S
Andrew's Variety Store
For Utmost Corset
Satisfaction be r?
Fitted to
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A I wt nty-yeai'-old eagle would be
soiiie tough, old bird, said Sydney
Happers.lt last evening, "bill," lie
con t lined, "I beri! is just as miu-h
change going on in i he Mugle s'
lodge as in ol her orgauizat ions,
hence tonight, when we celebrate
t Ii ib t weni i et h anniversary of t lit.'
Fugles' lodge (w? are happy to state
(hal all ol us ai included with
the few old Fugles who seen red the
charier and have held the fort dur
ing HiinMiine and storm for all of
IJiei-o years."
With such an Introduction the
twentieth anniversary of LnGritnile's
gles Acne was celebrated last
'veiling In their ball on Washing
Ion street. A thicken dinner kick
"d tlio evening ore to ti good start.
A program consisting of several
recital ions, a boxing bout by Ford
brothers, a sketch, by Mr. Wise and
httna I'urtucr, and a talk bv .Judge
Thomas Crawford on "How to Fleet
a Goxeriior," were enjoyed by every
one. The (f veiling closed with a
dame for ewryoiio which was (bor
ed.
day, November 2 2, the
was entorluiiietl .ut
Mrs. K. A. Wilkerson.
with Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Anson.
and Mrs. Wilkerson acting as hos
tesses. Tlio hom( was tastefully
decorated in autumn leaves which
save a very iittractive appearance
(o (lie rooms.
Th,. visitors for tho afternoon
were Mrs. Howell, Mrs. Khaw, Mrs.
Kberhard..- Mrs. Hack man, Mrs.
Lloyd I'ferro. urHt Ca ss, 'Mrs. Car
penter ;ind Airs. Iyh. (
After t he business session a pro
gram was rendered. A double ciunr
tet, comiioseii of the Junior high
school girls or Hie GruiMiwood high
seliool sang several songs ; A lice
Si ruel; gave an in sir it mental um
ix r on the piano; .Saxophone number
by Leslie Haw nf Greenwood school;
Violin solo, Lertha Young accom
panied by Mrs. Wilkerson, and cur-
Mils by Mis. C. M. Kiddle,
w hi i-H received much ap-
jplause. m
Al an a pproprialo hour an elab
orate luncheon was served by the
hostesses, and th,i meeting adjourn
ed to meet in t wo weeks at the
home of Mrs. Fit Keaudette.
Th" Young Ladies Fducational i
Auxiliary of Ihe Methodist church j
"ill meet at eight o'clock on Mon
day evening. November 27th, at the
Met hoiliM parsonage. Ml) 8 Spring
sI rrt t lor a Thanksgiving program.
Tin' com mi t tee in charge of t ho
program mnsists of Kuth Qutgley.
chairman; Alma Nelson. Mrs. IToe-
ger ami Mrs. Ilaars.
..-in
all
People's Hible class i
Methodist Episcopal
The Young
of th(! First
Sunday school, with a few of their
friends, making a company of about
forty, enjoyed a delight fill p;wty
Wednesday evening. A progressive'
dinner was served, the first course
in the Methodist parsonage, ,the sec-1
ond courst- in tne church parlors, j
and tip? I bird course ut t he 'resi
dence of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. ltaars. j
Tin; evening was spent in playing (
jirogressive rook.
Great credit is due tho social
committee, ((insisting of .Mrs, Clark.!
Mrs. Uronson, and Mrs. I'roeger for j
the success of the affair.
Mrs, J. .1. t'arr and Mrs. J. T.
S'-roggins will entertain the Wed
nesday Ilridge club at tiie Country
club Wednesday, November 2!i.
The
chesi r;
gram .
there
ITor. .
polish
nter prise Phil harmonic or
is rounding out tucr pro-
Dei
tuber
are yet some
I. 0. Haines it
t hese off by
The
It. Whih
rough spots,
beginning to
consta nt prae-
rturo fiidection. -for
the coming conceit will be the
"Hungarian Lust spiel" which Intro
duces many difficult and charming
movenient.i. Among I he specialties
will be l he "Culver Polka," a triple
tongue solo for the cornet which
will he rendered by Guy Craig.
The program will introduce sev
eral numbers wiin a Spanish move
men I introducing tambourine and
ol her Spanish accessories lo music
also a very peculiar movement in
the Russian march.
It is the intention of the orches
tra to introduce difterenl nation
alities interpretation of music at
the several concerts
winter, as well as
rangements of the
American composers.
Other solo number:
i it ii s will be anuounc
December conceit which bids fa'.r
to be one of the bright spots on the
musical ' horizon for t he year. En
terprise chieftain.
during the
standard ar
most famous
and innova
d before the
The M. T. A. will have a conjoint
program Sunday evening at 7:(ia
P. in. in the L. D. S. churi h. The
(Continued on rape Eight.)
The beautiful home-of Mrs. A. U.
Da, is ot 1'nion was the scone of a
gat hering yesterday when
.terian . ladies entertained
I La Grande ladies who
it ea r!y n ihe a fter-
ht fill
Preh
No iueox!nff of orpnns; no
pr;isure; defects uf figure
eorrected ; n perfect founda
tion for your gowns.
This in additiou to the com
forts afforded through the ex
clusive "l.a CnuiUlt" features;
No pressure oh spine; no cut
ting by Ucers; no pinching of
cUsps; no diRglng of tHy.a nt
top -but freedom, TentlliWiaia,
Palifation.
A complete line of tbi 4h
ft-rcnt niiHlels nlwava on kaid.
I'rlct i,,j(i
Urs. Robt. Patfekoa
Corsetiere
170-, ar. Spring
Phoa 122-W
Oak
deli
the
a p any
motored
noon
Those
Mesdiime-
ui'tikamp
A ndcison
Hanua
Dnr-ei
Mohr.
The
Choi.',
by t li.
thiisia
lunctic
mprising the party were
Hoss. Sit-rliiorn. L. Hob--.1.
K. Wright, Fakin. A.;
n. L. Dunn, Moe. li. New li n, j
Thompson, Humphrey. Snook'
Mor.m, Pickens, Hesse .ami '
play entitled "Cynthia's:
was most a lily presented !
Futon ladies and was en-:
icaMy received. The pn '
as follow ed by a delicious ;
i- ' i
on
Ladle
Muni
ThAiL
hail.
Saturday, November ISIh. the
' Society of the H. of L. K.
..v- their third annual
Pi:tt iiwM.i-r at the K. of V.
-nd a !)'. ir were
pre,Mit.
An aliractive RrtiS wa (e-
pareti by the ladies, at the pric at
5 1.o0 a grab, and the gifts tre
drawn out consisted ina'inly of hHS
made articles. "
The eviMdng was spent at cards
and darn ing. Mrs. F. 11. Harnej fur
nishing the music. a few
out ot town guests Acre presont,
.lust received a nov shipment of
Betty Wales
DRESSES
Hetty Wale
Your pro(ei-i
n tee are s utVti
Oiiariinlety
n and our gu;
h?.i d in the i;
t-
lal.
l Wate
ei i dress.
Dress s eorn
st le. honest
tnnnui'.u-tuied
AH dealers
Wales Pri'isi'S
make couiidt t
for any Ih t;y
tf. net Kins-'.iili
LOOK Ft'U
I wliieh i
Fv . v lie
eet in ib
few n in
v Wales
n;u and
F labile, cleanly
and ot' fuli value,
who sell Hetty
are ailthiri;:ed to
?ol'und of money
Wales Dre.-s'tbnt
lofi .
THIS LAKE!.
Campbell
Sisters
- Heady-to-Wear and Mdlinery.
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Turn the Corner and
Save a Dollar
REPEATER COFFEE v
Blended and Roasted Exclusively for Us ;'(
This c.offee has a nice, smooth and fragrant
flavor that you will like.
v Selling lor 35c per Pound ' .
". Two and One-Hall' Pounds for 83c 4
Holm's Grocerteria
WHERE YOU SAVE
Phone Main 43
FREE DEI.IVHKY
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Thanksgiving Specials
Orders Are Now Being Taken for the Following
ENGLISH PLUM PUDDING, made from the old
English recipe as supplied to Queen Victoria
since 1835. Filled with luscious candied peels,
almonds, cherries, and new Sun Maid raisins,
very rich. 40c per. lb. Full instructions with
each pudding for making genuine English
Brandy Sauce, and Hard Cream Sauce.
FRUIT CAKE. Well aged, and very fine flavored.
Made with candied citron, lemon and orange
peels and Glace Cherries, almonds and wal
nuts 60c per lb.
MINCE PIES made from a very fine old New
England recipe, and seasoned with brandy
and rum. Special family size, CiOc each. OtheV
sizes, 40c and 30c each.
Time Passes
BUT WE RENEW YOUR LAST FALL
CLOTHES
It's a mighty welcome economy when you real
ize 1ha( we, as cleaners. e;m res! ore Hie. clotlies
tou wore last Fall and Winter and bring thorn
hack to their original newness. i"
In these days of thrift, such economy is truly
well worth while. Not only will the savings be -gratifying
'to ,vou, but the method' of putting new
life into your garments will lie satisfying as well.
fiet the entire family's castoffs together from a
year ago and let us estimate with you on the cost
for cleaning and repairing. You'll then realize
.he great savings.
The Wardrobe
WOOD W. BIJRRT
Dry Cleaning Specialty