La Grande evening observer., December 02, 1922, Image 2

PACE TWO
Friday. WVlff?,1 j)&cnilwr 2, 1)22.
THE I.A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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THE RAZOR THAT
SHARPENS ITS OWN BLADES
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k I f. (irady went ln'hl thi.s
'Jil tti. Iioliiieiil:amp rhup-i
O'rlock UlI'liT aus-i
u: M.tHoilir lodije, Kcv-1
ii.ini Crosby ItiiHH deliver-
Jicrul .i'Ttiiuii and tin: Ma,-
5 1 i.i-.s followed.
t iai iM-rint; of sorrowing
J jinl relatives w ere pre-ient
h'lvirit.. Thi remaiiiH
Vforwanlfl to Portland fur
trip I
York
i WtiHlihis
aml oilier
fitlRI'KISE is
fMIJrlvVlT.O
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If Janet tolls you just before Christmas of some very
smart wool hose she saw while shopping at Hill's Depart
ment Store, and Jane complains that her silk hose is just
about gone, you'll know that they're dropping gentle hints.
.Janet and Jane are in the family so thev can do it grace
fully, but there are others friends, girls out of town,
aunts and co '.sins who would be just as delighted as Jane
or Janet with a gift of hosiery.
SILK HOSE $1.00 to 51.00
WOOD HOSE COc to S2.7.3
(Including Christmas Boxes)
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15-0
I5Y LA GRANDE
an IUILIOU..J hoim, af,,.r
"' l-i'fion. 1). ('.. NY
111 "0, points,
iflaiy.
A parly rum posed of Rhv. and
'oulltiMlH tl l?uj(.,iy is8 Kmi, Quift.
iur tb' tl'if-y :tm r Konniau nioiorcd In
.signal l'i 'riianUsjiiviiitf I lay and enjoy
an a-s? (ll ,jm.r Jlt tu. in hH'l.
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day and
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in u Hi
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Mr. anil Mih. T. J. HeroKina. aim
Mr. ami Mw. .1. .1. Can were join;
liitis and lioidfHSfH at Uih Cuiini ry
ciiii) Wednesday- evening vlien the
entertained lli. llHMJtMerfl of thf
Wedneday Kveniiu iJridwe ilub.
Hi tables of liridKe wer at piny
during the evening, Mr. d'Hrien
vviiMiiir (lie fiiiieiiuin's prfe and
Mrs. Hampton reieivir.K laiiy's prize.
Alter an evi mIiil- that was enjoyed
Mis,- SoinnierH will
1 afternoon. Deeeuiht'r I
Honic parlors.
entertain the
-lul) Tuesday
. at the Ma-
immensely hy
r '. ions refre.diiin
t hnKe
IltS Wt
present,
re servi
delie
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The W'vm in hitter Cuilil will meet
the Inline oi Mi"H Hulda Ainlei
ni. ."7 Ada in. M'OHli.y evening.
ceeillher I.
it Thin
ill I lit
i Thurs
iday Iliitle rluh will
home of M r. IleLile
day of next week, e-
ft
i I reinher
HilFs Department Store
.News hu.s heeii rTHi ed in I.a
; i ir.iiidc tt (he marriau'H of Miss
2 I non-iii e l.ym h and Mr. I K. Mil-
v. ( ler at Vancouver Tuesday of last
tfft 1 rteek. The yoiiii:.' couple are liolh
Promote ProGponty.
"J have ever enuideieil 1 1 iih lll
Indlpensahltf duty d every inemher
of Mneiely In plollioti'. (is lnr hm In !
hf EU lies. I lit? prosiierlty id cvi.'i y In
tllvhliiul, but runre e.--pi'-liilly tho ruin
munily In which In; belnns'." Juhp
Hmi'-eck
Potential Wealth for Argentina.
All the plants cultivated in Kuiupe
fm the siil.o ui iheir Vuinllh? nils will
Ki'ow readily in siuni; purtM nf Ar;:en-
f 1 nu and i.NpcrhiiiMiiK slmw that the
ullt uivi ii yield of r.ll eiiunl lii (iiiiu
(Itv mid ipiiility to ihu Kuropean prud-neu.
IfSteintnetz
ran make n llt of lightning in New York, we
can make the sun shine at midnight with Edison
Mazda Lamps in La (iiandc.
. Sold By
II. &S. ELECTRIC CO.
Wiring Repairing Supp'irs Appliances
105 Depot Street Phone .",!):-W
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II PROGRESS
SURVEY
The slate highway ro mi Mission is
now conduct iiiK a survey lor I In
new Hue of road to he Installed
when the Thiet Valley Irriiralion
project Kfts uniler way. The new
lino will he from Uidwoll hill. ihoiu
four miles thi side of Nmth Pow
der, to North I'owder, unproxlmale-
hU:htay. Wlnu the matninoili dami'.V"1
very pi tutii nent in Ka Grande cir
cles and ha vo a laro mini her of
friend who wi. h theni ewry suo-t-oss
and happiness in the future.
Miss Lynch aiteuded thn 1,'niver
siiy of ashiimton where she was
ijiiiie pioiuiuent in social circles
and also received considerahle popu
larity 1u her mu.Hic, drain a tic and
vtiice. Mr. Miller is chief clerk in
he yanlinaster'.i office of the O.-W.
l. k S. and is also a prominent
ni"mher of the Klks" ludpe.
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Mrs. K. I,, Meyers, was IhihIokh to
I ho nn uihers of the evening Kaffee
Klalrh at her home on Spring street
Kriday evening.
i Seven taldes of cards wen at
;iiay, with Mr. V. It, Jones recolv
.iiitv centlemau's prize and Mrs, John
i lii eiH( in I aily's prize. After a very
pleasant eveuiiiK. dt'liht I til refresh-
illetlts Were Hel'Vl'd 1 till' hostess.
Mrs. J. F O'Couoll proved her
self a thariniiif; hostess Monday
1 1 tor noon when she enu-rtaiued fur
he Monday Ilride (lub at her.hoino
ii o avenue.
Other than club members attend
ing were Mrs. J, (. CullitiK. Mrs. K.
It. KiiiKii. Mr. Frod Kiddle. Mm.
H. K. Coollde anil Mrs. K. I-. Mey-1
r-H, Vrs. Meyers winning hih wort
it Iiridpo.
At th close of the afternoon's
iday, delicious refreshments wort
terved by tin. hostess.
'hnpier I of i he P. K. O. was
teliliifully entertained with an art
program Friday afternoon at tin
houif of Mrs. J. K. Wriuht.
Mrs. Stella Iiifiit' fiave an interest
inj; talk on "Trend in raintitis."
illustrated with art slides.
Kefreshtuenis were served at t he
lose of the afternoon.
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A gift
for any man
on' your Christmas list
IT'S a gift that will stand out
in any group of Christmas
presents. In ton seconds a man
gets a freshly tropped Dlnde.
Morning after morning He enjoys
the same comfortable shave.
The Valet AutoStrop Razor
strops, shaves and cleans without
removinK the blade. Snvra money
on bhuk-sevcry month in the year.
Come in for a tUmonstration
today. A variety of attractivs
sets $ 1.00 to $5.00 Set shown
above silver plated razor,
strop, year's supply of blades
in compact case, $5.00.
Red Cross Drug Store
The members
mel in regular
afternoon at 2
(ho business
of the .loiieH' (dub
se.Nsion tin Friday
2::i(t o'clock. After
t-essioti a social hour
was on joyed
were served
and nice refreshments
by the hostesses.
Monuments
ORDER
THAT
MONUMENT
NOW
ANNOUNCEMENT
EXTRAORDINARY
is inialled across the I'iftvder
I he waters will cover the present j
highway and the new highway, nl-l
tiiuiiuii about one hull' mile lonner. '
will necessarily hae to he buitl.
The yovi r n me ut field wink has '
been iiiiiiii on in Thief Valley fnl !
some lime ii ml recent y I he si ate i
hijihway cunimisdnti nrd'-rnd a snr j
Vey nf the road. The piuposed load;
vill it' aiipniimaiely three mid nnnj
hall mil's in leiiKih. and ill,. stir-
Mrs. Ak'iies olf of Sn nla Monica,
tlilin-nia. is visiting her daughter
.Mr. and Mrs. 10. T. Andrews.
Nolf expects to spend the holi-
lays in I.a (inindc.
vey
her
will
la.
Dltlplfted by Wei
in-
La Grande - Baker
Auto Stage
I
Another groat play lias come to the
screen and with it the world-famous
actor who so triumphantly portrayed
iUs dual roles on the statue.
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Helatp. Mnnnm-r
Areplhl SllOillls
The patients or the Orande lionde
hospiml celebrated Thn n ksgi ving
Day In the usual bounteous way.
ruder the direetion of Mr, M. W.
Woodard the bxal flnrist prepared
t separate hnmiuet of flouers for
each latieut w hb h wen- presented
with the compliments of Mr. Wood
aid and much a ppreeiated hv all.
i The lied ('loss Society sent a
,l;ue number nf magazines for the
j Use of t lie pat tents.
Tli menu tor ThaiiksKivinn dinner
served hy the hospital was as fol
h i w n :
Oyster soup, celery en branch,
roast t in key, oyster dressing, cau-
t point ties, mashed poia-
died
tiles.
I i.v
1 1 II It
1 1 1 1 1 k .
dinar
i peas in butte
pumpkin pie
raisin bn-ad, i
cranber
KiiKlish . coffee.
The Second Division of the Metho
dist l.adis Aid met at the home of
Mrs. liaars Wetlnestlay afternoon,
and the time was spent in needle
work, preparing for the bazaar the
ladles are oiiiK to &ive u the near
future.
News of a weddit k has finally I
leaked out and now the friends of1
M nf. Inrrani Williamson and Ktl. I
Clausen, both of South Halter, are;
showering the newly weds wit h con- i
Kiatttlatlors. The coupl were mar-!
ried in I.a Orande about a week ago, '
aecortiiiiK to information of reliable'
source. The bride cam( to Uaker i
from Idaho points where she was j
Miiite favorably known. The bride
groom is the son oi r.irs. I'eter
Clausen of !i 1 7 Colorado street.
The popular couple are expected to
take up their residence in Maker.
Maker Democrat.
Miss Vina C. Kennedy, of Medi
cal Springs and Mr. Lloyd A. Chan
dler or I.a Grande, were married at;
the Christian parsonage Wednesday'
evening by Kcv. A. J. Adams. Only
immediate friends and relatives were '
present Mr. and Mrs. Chandler j
leave today for Chicago to spend j
a few weeks, after which they re-I
turn to La Orande where they will I
make their home.
The bride is a daughter of Mr. i
and Mrs. ,J. I. Kennedy or Medi-!
en! Springs. Their marriage came
as a complet? surprise to their'
friends. The you ng couple visited
over Thanksgiving with Mrs. Chan-j
dler's parents.- - Maker Herald.
Cj&ttCcirrS Wo hive made profound
7$?l80ridh$rOlJ ,tudy monument building,
na an oraor piuceu id our
hands aure to receive raitu
ful, intelligent execution. (
"' We Will Gladly
Fmrnish Estimate
Blue Mountain
Marble & Granite
Company
1502 S Ave 1a Grande, Or.
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Presents
Tl I.LY
II' -fit l'"ll"M- for till' iM'lll'fit
S;th:iiinii Army Chrisl inns
Will III' KiVrl! Ullll'T ill'' (M-
"I' Mrs. I.iMi.iii lii'vuolils .Hid
us. :isii..,I by Miss l-'r.'i.l-l
GUY BATES POST
ader:
A ilrmna of jro:it (lonoucnioiits tho
story iF John C'liik'ult1, the leadi-i- of
nii'ii, ami then the outcast and of his
tiouhk', John I aider, who took his name,
his place and his wife. ,
A Masterpiece 'Anions (neat Motion Pictures.
MONDAY TfKSDAY WEDNESDAY
ARCADE
: M is.
Mill.r.
no man is ev-
u-i-nlv appi't'ei-
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j iU'T THE I'AU
! WASIJONE
ivnian.-
' er so
j :ilive ol the value of ail-
tonmiiile theft ii-stir-J
afire as ihe ear owner
! . ho leave- a htisiness
! ;'iointment or a soeial I
! call to I'ind his i ar pone !
! from its larking place. I
! Then the o nor is eith- i
i er ni'pelesslv at sea oi- !
with a siuh of relief he !
j reali.-es that he has a '
I theft insurance policy. 1
Make a Memo Now j
to Telephone Main Mi
Security iRsurisce j
Agency j
CHVS. H. lil-:VNOI.lS, Munsntr. I
Ijl (ii unite - . Ort'tfon !
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l.oii.y. Air. !'. S.
' Liiiin-tir.' Imtlnti at the
;nuHtni iiii)i. U filiH sday
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KuIUt.
Aiiilrt'w
iu ami .Mr.
hi tit srlinol
DtTtnilH'i'
The "Lazy I.izzar! Oniiuivt' was
tiHiiff at thf K. P. hall Saturday j
I'ViMihiK, .November 5, by the West-;
minsh'r (iuild nf thi rn.sbyt(riitn '
t hui-cb, assisted iit t "Vnman'it !
Missinnaiy Snricty. Thn natn, was
nnt suKV'cslivf nf thf ;;ctivites nf tho :
ntt'rtainm-iit. for 't heri' was snnn-1
thuiK (Initio cvi'iy inhnitt1. The fol-(
InwitiK pmj:rani was jiiwn: Piano j
s(dn. Kttlu Watkins. fnenred ; At-s-,
ibt-tif I)aiici, Lfiior Handrabaii; j
j "Tin.' olil Family Album." Mrs. Mur-j
jtba Stt'vcns, fiitcrtaiiiinn hvr rrit'nd j
Mrs. Kniily. Cork; Ii. S. HurIis. the
pnt't sii prim in his lnli tollar;
Margaret Pby. the frit-inl from Xw I
York, so dainty and m-al ; Aunt's
Paildndf. the Old Maid Srhnol Mam. j
prim, prcflsn and dignified; William!
tbo brother in his first Ion; pants;,
.lark vvbo alwnya made trouble, An
Automobile Jink; .Mrs. Kmily SHius-
Time Passes
BUT WE RENEW YOUR LAST FALL
CLOTHES
Tr's a niishty welcome economy when you real
. v.q that we, as cleaners, can rcslore Ihe doilies
you wore last Fall and Winter and hrinn' them
hack to their original newness.
In these days of thrift, such economy is truly
well worth while. Not only will the savings he
gratifying to you, hut the method' ol' putting new
life into your garments will lie satisfying as well.
Oct. the entire family's castol'I's toother Yum a
rear ago and let us estimate with yon ,n the cost
for cleaning and repairing. You'll then realize
the great savings.
The Wardrobe
IMS lft tl ill- j (Cnntily.ird on Phrc Six.) I
WOOD W. BURST
Dry Cleaning a Specialty-
'totntiirtTfciirti
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THE HOME
TEST
Phone us to send a Cheney Phonograph to your home.
Have any other make or makes sent up and make your
own comparisons. Then you will realize the difference
in phonographs.
W. H. Bohnenkamp Company
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