La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 27, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO THE LA GRANDE EVENI VG OBSERVER Saturday, January 27, 1923. I; an. iuii, Bill iliii. Ililli I'M Kill mil iwr n tn l::;, I.::; nil; tn C: 1 n '! g a ax i "? fj n tji pj 1U C: nr i ii:1' rj' if.-: Xr Ul 111!: ibC it. E irr, ; 4 C. ... c:x &i fM K.tr. u. urn r.a la.i BJt U. B l- i ma - ? BS;1 13.1 f.Hi 121:1. i.::: t::i: Si'.:-' III:!!, Mrs. Churlos Plavlt-'i prominently fonnected with thp sale yf- ('hrjst- : V '.. .-- . ,V : lllli mas seals, announces thatjfjlinpta - '-Rir ' jjstica have been conipUed on ' 'the aalo in Union counlv and out of a rjf tbtal quota of jTiill.o'w) the seals ac - Jually wold will go to tho county neaitn association. J "Wo arc very well pleased with Jho fine response and sPju1ul'j COr operation ve received froul jlqe(r(ij ens of La Grande and other 'eom imunitics and anaiiriiitificd. with tho final results," !ritp'MttrhV - ''' t mu i : i ariendly Society .program committee Jhiet at 'the home of Mrs. Robert A. VM4(MHleliWllloVl w"tk; .o.t , Uic Bocietv for the next four liionlhs. tiuMiiywn in nriii-th-iil uui'ijing.. under r.Mter,uuacliL-..pf .,i AH.fs uw lntwkvr,' fUiJuc.ia.V)l., hI.d a iiiosl" w' prominent part- Missions and Work for the mission's tllll'-'rnii? mj)hi( .sifted ihn inir I e-H us well'' as spir-lMrs. L. Wi Weeks-, MVs. C. A. Rllev, . j. 1 1.1. ri.L''?M" '1 .!".:.:. .s...- i; n.. Iiuni ncaiiii ill- me gm alio yuuoi ffnmnili and their. spiritual health ill tho social cnnsi-iousneiM of their re- spective churches. Ko social events will be held dur - mg i.ent, out neiween r.iisiei- arm the last meotiiiK in .May, several uit arranged for. liiht now all eflort-' of the Hoeipty are iven over to the pre-henten - annual event M a rd i (iras. It h to lc held tho evrninp of Kehruaiy iMh at Katies hall. All (i, K. S. programs havt' pn'viouly ltecn held at IIoikui hall and the Mnrdi i.ras would he too if it were adequate. The jiitls , ho? to pre serve he virtuous-(J,, y, S. person nel rr:rt hih chaiiHiliiV that hn- f 1 1 -wayH iji'cn theirs In this .semi-public cvrnt. Thoyl want thciv orsts to make helievo for tiie fVcnimv thai Ihey are in an enlarged 1loh;iy hall. All the fun that oin; . cmtld have al an in door cnrnival is liLiriK arranged for. (lood music in make the dance a Mir ce!, and wafflts and their a'cm- Panimelits for thp lutniy will ho a feature. 'I'hnmivli nil the rvt-niiin's Hctivilies the kva ask the puMic m.t to f(n-Kct the rood use the piucmlr. arc to he useil for. - Mr G. W. Hunter of the llinder ranch iMiterlained the Island Cit KridKO club Kriday al'tenm'tn al the homo of her parent:;, Mr. and .Mr- W. K. Jmiot. Hurry!! Take advantage of (nu candy specials. Extra bargains in all Ivowncv's ami Hocllci's Box Cainlics Every Box Guarartocd. i Red Cross i Drug Store I - : Sale of Ladies' SHOES One lot of Ladies' French Heel Shoes of excellent quality in various leathers and comhinations. This is an excep tional opportunity to get good house shoes. All sizes and vidlhs from 3 to Vz. $5.00 Those we have left to sell, r The hom wiih benuUfullv (lLcor- ated with ferns and carnations. Kour itnblcs wqrf jn action. iAti tho close. i 'of the giinle refreshments we're s-erv-'I cd in tho dining room. Ah the J-core I , eanls were, taken up Mrs. (J. A - Itarron was 'found to be the winner of the high score. The 'Wetibnlliistor '((niltl v) meet nl.Uhe 'Iwimej ,df M-s'. -.-. T. 'lill, IliflS Fll-st ' s(rtet,":Mondny 'evening. llarron wan 'found to be the winner! I January 2!ith. li ')".. ' i':;:'i i Mrs. J. A. .McCarthy and Mrs. W. A. Mohs entertained the Pythian Sister club Wednesday afternoon at the home of .Mrs. Moss. J..., The afternoon was spent in plav- i inif' "fiOO"1 high honors going to Mrs. Heece McA islet-, nni til, eonso :i- r tion 'tci'MiH.- Genrgo Kelts. A -two-j ! course luncheon Was served by - the: eon. : I'ntted plants and isweet peas hostess. " - r - .--r. ........f.m4d.,iiW decorations. ...Tha. list of Thosereitioving theinftoraiooii wero ! lUtendants included the former school i .ui.-i. vjeoi ki n-eii:, .m.-. Tnni-7 .ir. 'ui-n -lit minor; llnr ailH wallers, Elmer Rose, Mrs. tii-orge Hclden.'of Corvallis, and Midanies S. 1!. Mis. . Nelson, .Mrs. Ini Howell,. Williamson, C. f). Huffman, 'Chns. .Mrs. Walter Jones, Mrs. Frank Clea-' (ioodnough. E. L. Kckley, L. H. Rus- . vinger, Mrs. Herthn Carlyle, Mrs. I sell, ,las. McCiure and Jas. Ciarrity. .hick iniver, .vini. ueoee ;UrAiuster,j .Mrs. ( aii I, asset, .Mrs. (. E. llnvs, Mis. dames t) NcjiI. Airs. A. L. Crow ley, Mrs. I,. It. Tattle, Mrs. IV. K. McChiro ..Mrs. II. W. Uiley, Mrs. Wcs Harrison. The Lucky Thirtoei Hirdtfc chih met- Thursday with M r l. An - drews, H07 IVnn and enjoyed a plea ant. afternoon. Three tables of cards wore pjayed, Mrs. tiractt K. Moliter receiving hih honors. ' At 'the cloo of ih-v nfter nonn refreshments were trved. : The li'irls Friendly Society will nteqt at llotian hall next 'Wednesday evTiine;, daiiuiir.V' Ml, to . puko final ai ranements for the 'Mnrdi (.Iras. -:. Mrs. .lulia II. 'Cunningham of CJold en. Cideia'ht, arrived in lhcily yes terday and will malic an t.xtrmh'd visit al the heme of her sister. Mrs. Turn the Corner and Save a Dollar Tree Ton, 1-lb package '. 5Sc 1'ivo Te;i, Lj-lb package 29c Schilling's Tea, 1-lb package 72c .Schilling's Tea, K.-lb package- GSc I'mir Large Hulls Toilet Taper 27e IVtlijohn's Breakfast Food .'..20c li J. G. Holm's Grocerteria ! ' ii ' (u"' ; RKl'KATKK j! ("of fee l '2V lbs. S."ic j UIII'liK Y ll KAVB Phone Main 43 nti'F. m:i.ivi:ry F. S. Ivanhoe. The Central Parent Teachers As sociation met Friday afternoon in the Central building nml a large at tendance was present. Tile meeting was opened by prayer by Rev. Sitton of the Baptist church, which was followed by a couple of songs by tho third grade under the direction of their teachers, Mrs. Ben nett anil Miss Klien; Mr. Hampton wave a very n 'li'csiion of ta !."? Hl'hools in l''l'!la 'ir gave a very interesting talk on the taxation for supporting the rural districts: ahum nlaved a verv I'''ctty piano solo and graciously re- sponiieii to an encore; an interesting book leview was given' -by Mrs. J U- Lynch. i , The meeting adjourned to the )lo mestic. Science department of ' the high school where a luncheon was ,siryct..j , ; Mrs. Arch Conley entertained a number of gumts at her home, 808 Fourth street, Tuesday afternoon, as a surprise in honor of the birthday i of her mother, M rs. -Mattie Golden. J in aftei-nooll was Klleltl. in ii cnri;! way followed by ii two-course lunch- mates and girlhood friends of .the . e l 11 . ... ,. 1 The wedding of Henry Hess, one of l,n (liamle's most popular law yers, to Miss iKstrid Dixon, which occurred January 17th, nt ancouver. Wash., became known in ai tlrande only recently and was received with surprise and i)leasurc by their many I friend s. The bride is completing a business course in the Itcinke-Walker Husi iiess college at, Portland, together with one of her sisters and Mr. Hess younger brother. She formcrh attended th l,a tlramle hipli school, and partially completed a bus'ines- course in tho linker ilusiness col .Mr. Hess is a irraduatc of the law dcpartnifiit of tho University of Ore gon, i.:radtthtiuj? with the elats of '14. A pleasant surprise party was piv en Thni sday niKht by Mrs. f;uy tilenn in honor of her son Howanl's O. V. It. Our Very Host Coffee 1 lb ,.4.-.c 2', lbs., $1.12 5 lbs. 52.18 NS'M.ii-nth Mrth.lnv awiivcnuiry. 1 ho .1., i .41 Island Citv and were tiurl-Krtel 1,1 lte Party i in nil's. The evening wan spent in Karnes on.i nfii.r whit-h refresh mentx were nerved. A beautiful big F; birthday cake, alicht mm eighteen ' canines, aiiornea me i Thnxo nnn.nl were: Mildred Weeks Marion Howel!, Jean "'l Heulah '.Smith, Hilda Hlokland, IWyfel Wade, j IcLi J'rviint. Kolierta I.li'.vd, Wilma ! Smith, Edith SwallierK, lom Kuek ! man. Riivmimd i'ayt. Keed Hib- ' haul.' Howard Cilenii, Clifford and ,.Milo Bluklund, Elmer l.lenn, Ray, Ed land Lester llloklanil. The Kaffee Klatih were entertain ed Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. K. O'liiien on First street. Mins Margaret jAnson was high scor(. winner in the afternoon's pluy at cards. Tho next meeting of the club will be ,with .Mrs. Jolm Theison Friday evening. I Next Tuesday evening promises to be an interesting hour lor tne'iounK Women's Auxiliary- 0,1 tnat (late tnis organization will meet at the home of, Mrs. i. S- Diuifm-d, ,'!04 Sixth street. Miss Esther Kyan will be L-haiimah of thj enterlainine; com mittee. The program of study for the evening will "Ait and the Bible." All members are uiwl to be present- The Pythian Sisters' lodge recent ly held installation, and the follow ing ladies resumed tbe responsibil ity of their office for the coming year: . I Irene McCarthy. E. C; Blanch Shannon, E S.; Mildred Crowley, E. J. j Carrie Cleavinger, manager; Mol- llio Moss, M. of S.; Vella Jones, pro tector; Mrs. Wnllac, guard; Sarah McClure. Dast chief. l)i-llii,llainiien acted as installing officer, and was assisted- by I,yda O'Neal, grand senior, . and Winnie NEW LAMP BURNS " 94 9 AIR MEATS KLECTRIC OR GAS A new oil lamp that gives an nmazinirlv brilliant, soft, white light. has been tested rv tho U. S. fiovern- ment and 35 leadinB universities and found to be superior to 10 ordinary oil lamps. It burns without odor, smoke or noise no pumping up, is; simple, clean, safe. Burns 04 peri cent air nnd per cent common kero sene (coal oil). The inventor, V. m. Johnson, :tl N.j Fifth St., Portland, Ore., is offering I to send a lamp on 10 days' rRhh! trial, or even to give one FRKE to the first us'cr in each locality vrtio i will heln him introduce it. Write: him today for full particulars; Also ask him to explain how you cati'Re;' the agency nnd without experience or money make ifoU to $ul)U,-pe'r month. oooooooooooooooooooooooooo There's a touch of with EDISON LAMPS. refinement MAZDA H. & S. Electric Company Wirinjr, r.epairing, Appliances, Supplies and Service lori Popot St; Phone 393-W OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Let Father DO THE FAMILY WASHING THIS WEEK. ' NEXT WEEK HE WILL' WANT TO SEND IT TO US OUR RATES ARE WITHIN YOUR MEANS "WE MERIT YOUR PATRONAGE BY ' QUALITY AND SERVICE" The Modern Laundry MAIN 77 Oliver, n'anil milliliter. ' f' Union, Jan. 27. The T-- B. club was entertained Monday evening. Januury 22, at the- hospi'tabU ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Vonel. There were five tables of bridge, l-'irst honors for ladies was won by Mrs. Harry McClay, first honors for Ifentlemen won bv I-'red Fox. Con solation fell to Mm. IW'. H. Dobbin. A social hour followed the irame; lovely refreshments were served by the hostess. At a late hour good nights were said and the guests motored to their respective homoH in Union, having had u delightful time. -'. The Rusy Mccs of. the Maccabees met Wednesday afternoon in their regular meeting.' The afternoon was spent in sewing, social chat and card playing, after which delicious re freshments were served- A pretty home wedding wa? sol emnized Monday evening when Miss l-.tliel Allord and ( len Sa mir. both of I. a (irnnde wero united in mar riage by the Hev. A. H. Sitton of the Baptist church. Tho ceremonv took place at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. ,1. I-'. White, 1(102 M street. Only the immediate family was present. lhe young couple left for a trip to Portland and other cities. Their host of friends wish them every success ami nappiness. SULPHUR IS BEST TO CLEAR UP UGLY, BROKEN OUT SKIN Any breaking put1 or skin irritation on -iav. neck - 'or body is overcome quickest by applying Mcntho-Snlphur, says 'a noted skin specialist. Because of its gurin destroying pr,oer,tje3, notli ing has e'veh been found io.take the place of this 'sulphur preparation ' that instantly brings: ease' from1 the itching, burning and irritation. 1 " ' Mcntho-Sitlphur heals eczema right up, leaving the skin clear and smooth. It se'dom fails to relieve the torment or disfigurement A little jap of Kowles Mentho-Sulphur may be ob tained at any drug store. It is used like cold cream. "Comfortable as an old shoe" A homely expression that, exactly describes tlo sensation , of. a-woman who hae been fitted to n, FilONT LACEi ' CORSET i "La Camille' Corsets embody tbe latest and most important Improvements In front lace corseting. . Complete assortment of tho dif ferent models and Bizes always on hand. " " Priceil $2.50 nna Vp. Mr3. Eobt. Pattison . ' Ciirsc'.icro , l'houc Sit-W lies. 1702 Onk m J 'Mil Mrs. W. R. Joiiu's entertained the members of tho Thursday liridi-'." club at her home on Seventh stre I Thursday afternoon. - During the afternoon's play at cards Mrs. Chase Bohnenkamp won high score. A two-course luncheon was served at the close of the after fR0UP B b pasmodic Croup It frequently relieved by one application of VapoRub Oot 17 Wlhnjan Used Ytatbj OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I Vogan si I Caramel Twists I g I Tasty, Chewey Candy, o I "Gee, They're Good." I I 39c for full pound, o S Big 10c Bags g ' g O PBE5CHIP110N DHUGG1STS o , g The folks at home like ? c o candy, too. ,' , i o 1 ' - . ; c o OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOl o , . Home Products I 0 1 No. 5 Lard SOc g g No. 10 Lard $1-55 ? g Mt. Emily Sugar Cured Hams, one-half or 5 5 whole, per Tb 25c g Mt. Emily Sugar Cured Bacon, It) . 25c to 40c o g Mt. Emily Picnics, per lb ; 15c g g Mt. Emily Cottage Butts, per lb 19c g g. . , ' . ' o 1 The Grande ' Rbnde Meat Co. g '- ' ' - " ' ' " ' O O.0QPPpOp9O09Q000O0pOi0O00OD000OO0O00QO0O00000lpO00000O i;i iArinouncihg I I f, the elinnge In our firm name, we are, the same as In the past, J ! t reSirty to 'serve ou wllh the best obtainable in the line of meats ' hnil poiiltrj-,' ' J i The Crescent Meat Co., Inc. ! "," 1 ' formerly -"' R ; ; ' " '"' "m. a. stii.WF.tii sikAt ro txo. - -..- ' Fir Street .'Market M '' " ' guallly Market, j Newt to Harris Grocery ' '. " Skass's firocery OO00O0O0OOOO00OOOOOOOOOO0OO00OO000OO0O00000000O43O0O o o o o W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. Funeral Director " ' Our ability to serve you properly is assured by a thorough training in -the Barnes School of Embalming in Chicago, many years of profes "sional experience and the possession of the fin est equipment in the northwest. AMBULANCE SERVICE Day Phone 264-W OOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 000000000000 Wool Sox Men's Woof Sox, reg. 45c, for 39c Men's Wool Sox, reg. 89c, for 59c .Ladies' uotton nose. DiacK or Drown iyc Children's Cotton Hose, black or brown 19c Ladies' Silk Hose, 59c to $2.98 Children's Outing Pajamas 65c Children's Outing Gowns S9c Ladies' Nainsook Gowns .1.39 Men's Work Shirts S9c Suit Cases, ?1.9S to 12.95 Andrew's Variety Store The Hood l-'lver Apple Vinegar company has paid Browrr for tho past season in exeesa of for cull apples, having utilized Hall" Ions, chiefly In the nianuraetiire of vinegar. Small Tracts Wanted I h.ive considerable Inquiry for small Unproved ucreaee. In and ad-. Joining the city. Also for ID. 20, 40 nnd Ml ncro furnm. Those liaviwr this kind of property who ilesiro 10 If they will price their property rleht, I can assure you that I can Bet results. .My llslinKS for this class of proper ty is tlio lowest I have had for two years. I would llko lo have Immedi ate listings, as I am suro 1 cun Blv you service. oi...nnm lmine. modern, carncc. c?e- nient sidewalk. Just off liard-surfwc-.l l,-el. l'rlce 12.liriK.00. Terms,- tSOOidO down and J30.00 per month. t One-acrn tract with good fouiroom house, full liaseinont. chicken liouso, pumplne plant, work shop. This place is just oulslde of city,, limits. Trice, $15110.110. Terms. J4UH.0O cash and balance nt Jjri.no per month. Will consider small automobile as part first payment. Geo. H. Carrey iwl EitaM Night Phone Main 59 J i 1 Vi t.q,Wil jiljui i'lj''-1 1 H'V.;:'-:v.