La Grande evening observer., February 10, 1923, Image 2

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Saturday. February 10, 192:.
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Home Sewing Week
Feb. 12 to 17
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We have planned this event well in advance of the season
when you will actually jvear light clothes so that you
might have ample time to formulate and execute youi'
costume ideas. Home Sewing Week displays are' for the
professional dressmaker as well as the home sewer and
they present the very newes1 ideas in fabrics, fashions
and trimmings.
NEW COTTONS SPRING SILKS
PAPER PATTERNS
TRIMMINGS NOTIONS
During Home hewing Week a competent costume de
signer will be in the Pattern Section, eager to assist home
sewers over their difficulties and ready to make helpful
suggesti vis: ' . .
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fiprnip Is on her way to Old Mo
ther Eitrth nt last! 'Pcrhnpit the
mirth Mill hn a blanket covering of
Know, the streams my yet he Ice
bound, the trees fttill wtietch deno
Jnln brunches toward the sky and
we may yet down the street or
nlmut our inisineH with a fur eol
inr turned up about their enrn, but
noverthelewH, spring h on her way.
Soon, we may hoar th' brooks
nwakt'nlfnr1 frnnrr "their ly hitnTmr
tion and the find whisper of the
Pussy willows breakinsr newly jfrown
rovi-riiijM ns they make their annual
debut. For spring, that which lifts
life from tlif dullnesH f winter and,
iih the poet nays, "turns the fumy
to thoughts of Jove and happiness,"
never, fails to come. Inexornblu in
her debut, the brightest Hea.son of
th'1 year invnrinhly thrusts her .sun
ny head from the obscurity of win
ter and begins to permeate t he air
with a new throb of life.
Rejoicing as a whole, the ones
who live on the crust of thr earth,
bei;in their yearly life anew, new
hopes,, new ambitions and new vigor
bei-nniing imparted into their being.
Social activities, th' business world,
mid all lift up with n new thrift of
ambition and start the ball rolling
with a zest that promises much for
the coming reason. 1
The recital given at the Neigh
limhnod club rooms on Tuesday niKht
for the benefit of the Scholarship
Loan Fund, was a musical and dra
matic treat of the highest oider. The
Haker artists. Miss Florence French,
Mrs. Marjoiie Uoi-s and Mrs. Levin
; ger did sueh' pcrf'-ct work that any
detailed eonnnendutioii is superflu
ous. Miss Uoss, the brilliant pupil
whom Miss French presents, certain
ly shows marvelous talent. The re
nin! knhle pmv r of his slender young
girl, her certainty, her grasp (if the
difficult Carpenter, ami the elusive
Dellussey in hrr encores are a Mile
Prophecy of even gi eater attain
ments in the future.
The duos were an especial trout.
as we mi rarely hav the opportun
ity of hearing tlieni. Thev gaw the
effect of an orchestration, operated
by onc.' master mind, and held the
iiudience spell-bound throughout
1'ei haps the Arotisky Suite, al
though not the most brilliant was
the most appealing in its haunting
loveliness.
Mrs. I.eviniier. the dramatic read
er, charnnd her hearern with her
skilful interpretation of "Fntcr Ma
dame." La (Jrande people were
gratified to have an opportunity of
bearmic this famous eotnedv that de
lighted the New York audiences for
many months -and would have been
happy to hear her In a second num
ber. The programme was followed by
an informal reception. Much credit
ia due tht. Scholarj-hip Loan Fund
committee for bringing this treat to
Iji tlrande and for the marked suc
cess of the whole affair- Th-' only
Pontile not- of disappointment 111
the entire evening was that Mis
Fiench the reniaikaMe teach- r, of a
remarkable pupil, did not make a
solo appearance. We must not fail
to express our graioiul apnreciat ion
to thes-' ladies who so kindly, with
out any roeontpence. extended the
courtesy of their assistance to the
Neighborhood club nnd the worthy
object for which they were striving
The many friends of Kirhaid Itet
tig and Mirinm Smith were gieatl
surprised on Thursday rmnninir, to
leant ihnt on Wednesday rveniiiir nt
eight o'clock this popular young
couple wre married at the home of
the bride's parents, Mr, nnd Mis. J.
). Smith.
The wedding was solemnir.cd by
the licv. O. W. Jones of the Chris
tian church in the presence of only
the immediate family
Mr. Kettig has been in the em
ploy of the railroad company for a
number of years, as has the bride.
Their friends will join in wishing
for them the best things that come
th" way of the seekers for happi
ness und usefulness.
Appearing before n ropresemttivo
nnd interested audience nt the
Neighborhood club, J. I. Austin
gave a lecture on the custom and
manners of the savage tribes of
I-., AV;,. ill.l.-,...,) I.ir .1 nl-
heetion of curios.
The. Neighborhood quartet made
their musical debut with two Hongs
wll suited to the high musical qual
ity of their voices. The club mem
bers are looking forward to many
more appearances of this splendid
ipiartet. Singing Were Mrs, Kay
Fuller, Mrs. T. R. Maxwell, Mrs.
W. 11. Iluhnenk.'imp, Jr., and Mrs.
llariv Mouvv, accompanied by Mrs.
W. V. Merry.
.Miss Fredericka Schilke appearing
in a Spanish inerpretation number
instantly charmed her audienve by
the colorful characterization and
grace of her dancing Mrs. Lynn
Wi iKht accompanied her at the
piano.
i
An event that is being looked for
waid to with much anticipation is
the comedy-drama "Star Wright," to
lie presented by the Ward M. I. A.
of La (irande Thuisday evening,
February i"), at the L. I. S. nmM
totium. It is agred by all who have seen
the rehearsals that no see Klsie
Watson as "M'clinda the old maid.
is well worth the price of the tick
et Kate Metcalf as the hrokon-henrt-td
mother is splendid, and a better
detective couldn't be found than
i runt llean. F.ffie Ainsworth as
Sunshine is w'l chosen to play the
part o a sweet young girl. In
fact, all thi' cast has been earcfullv
chosen and plav their parts well.
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Itright, Kate Metcalf; Star Hriirht.
1'auliiie Ainsworth; Sunshine, Fffje
Ainsworth; Mrs Wscott, t'lark
Webb; Jake Hoover, t'lyde Metcalf;
llinl Henton, Frankie Haum; Me
linda llcudy, F.lsie Watson; Win.
Walker Smith, (Walter Mean, Parson
illiams, .Mat Coaiwell.
A sindp wedding was solemnised
Tuesday evening at seven o'clock at
the home of the Key. ('has. II.
uinn, the Methodist minister at
Tnion, when Miss i.ucile Inkley be
came the bride of K. K. Anderson.
The bride's brother Luther Inkley.
Was the only attendant.
The groom is manager nnd part
owner of the Union Creamery of this
city and was formerly with the Mu
tual Creamery company of Seattle
Tin bride whose homv is in lions
ton, Texas, is also employed by the 1
Cnion Creamery company. J
Mr. and Mrs. A. C Hampton and,
Mi . and Mi s. A. V. Andrews were j
joint hosts and hostesses to the
memhei ; of the Wednesday Hridge I
ciub at the Country club Wod'iesdav
nitfht. and a very enjoyable evening
was spent
At" the close of the evening's play
Mrs. Scroyrijin was found to bo high
scoi e winner among the ladies, and
Mr. O'ltrien proved himself most
adept among the gentlemen with the
paste beards
,
The Kmltavor Society of the First
Chtistiau church voted to entertain
monthly all strangers, new-comers,
ard thos- of M tirando whose per
manent homes are rvlf where Plan
are now underway tor a most en-
MryaMe party. All are uivitrd to
vices from the fi:H0 to 7:30 hour.
On last Saturday evening at the
Christian parsonage, Jess Owsley and
Miss Nina Anthony were united in
marringe by Rev. O. "W. Jones of the
Christian church. Mr. Owsley is em
ployed as fireman on the O.-W.
The happy couple will make their
home at 1!02 Cedar street, where
they will be at home to their many
friends.
A very pretty silver shower was
given Tuesday night by Mrs. Charles
Uingnor and Mrs. Lester Uramweli
at the home of Mrs. Bingncr in hon
or of Miss Mariam Smith, a popular
bride-elect of La Grande.
ltridge was played during the eve
ning, Mrs. Gilbert Hunter receiving
first prize and Mva. Hurry Turner
consolation.
Miss 'Smith was the recipient of
many beautiful presents,
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The Pythian Sisters club will meet
at the home 0f Mrs. J. -R. Oliver
nert Wednesday afternoon at two
o'clock. Mrs. James O'Neill will as
sist Mrs Oliver as hostess
The lodge will hold initiation next
Friday evening in the lodge rooms
and all members are urged to be
present.
Mesdnnies Sturdavant, Struck and
Stanley were joint hostesses to the
members of the Parkdale Wednes
day. The next meeting will be nt
th. homo of Mrs. Adlors in Mnv
Pa rk wi t h Mesdames Ad ler, Carrol
and Hall as hostesses, Wednesday,
February a I.
The members of the Eastern Rtnr
Social club were pleasantly enter
tained Tuesday afternoon at tho
home of Mrs. Kay F. Murphy, corner
First and O streets.
Four tables of cards were ar
ranged and Mrs. h. M. Hoyt re
ceived the high score in the after-;
noon's plav.
Tim KliiWo M 1. A lriimutif' nsso
.,rn.,m.wl (holt nlnv lt,Hilv '
at Perry Monday evening. The house
was packed and the people of Perry
wery given a real treat. Klmo Clegg
as "Paddy" kept the house in an
uproar of laughter from start to fin
ish. This play was directed by Mrs.
I.enora Coaiwell and was also pre
sented at Union Wednesday evening
and at Imbler Thursday evening.
I . J. Lindsay, La Grande violinist,
will give a violin solo Sunday morn
ing in the First Presbyterian church.
KIMMKKVIJ.Li:, Feb. 10. Hone
Hacker wum a panseiiuer TiM-smiy, re
turn In Ik Ii oni Iai Ol amle where, lie
spent a few riuyn viHlthiK relatives.
.Mr. nnd Mis. Frank Woodell Mpenl
guiHt-iy tit ttit homo of It. M. Oliver.
Mh. .Mm f'oinlm. of Port la nil. Is
vbtitltiK at tbe homo of her fallier,
John N'cwlillt, who Is very HI.
Mrs. I'M I'ombH Hfient Wi-diiesflu'
visiting her daughter, Air. Kdlth
Handers.
Kd J Inli- whs transacting business
In town Tuewlay.
(. MeKlnnls ami it. K. Stacu
werp business vlnitoiB In Imliler
Wetieaduy.
Mrs. O. It. McKinzip has rfturnel
homo after a few tlnyM vtsiiluj; rela
tives ou i'umpkin llidno.
Kurle York wuh a hur.iness visitor
in towrt Tuesday.
.M r. fi nI M rs. I'J. ( ', Myers wero
Iransaethifi IhihIih'hh In Imhler Tues
day. Mrs. II. K. Slaelt, Mrs. K'ntna lliir?
and MIsh Alley Hlaek were visllors
Montlay at the .homo of Mrs. Jim
Walker.
. Mr. and Mrs. 1 T. Push were
visiting relatives In town Monday.
Jim Hensley and Frank Ott were
cleaning off the lee pond the first oi'
the week, and making preparations
for putting up tco. .
Harvey Whitehead was a business
visitor In linhlor Monday.
Mir, Flta Wlilteomh is on the RlcU
list this week.
M r. and Mr. Jim Walker were
business vluftors In town Wodnesdav.
Klec Mck'fnzle wa ti hiislness vis
itor In Lit Orande Thursday.
Muvld. tho yoiim? son of M r. and
Mch. llan-y Sanderson has been very
III for a few days.
Mrs. Knmia 1-1 uk1 was transacting
bnsineHS in Imhler Wednesday.
Our regular mull carrier, Walter II.
Fisher, lias been on tho alek list tor
a lew d iys. J. I-I. Woods carried the
mall.
John Wagoner was a business yU
Itor In Imbler Tuesday.
' llurltt and Dave Maily, of Pumpkin
ItldKe. have returned home. Thy
bad been working near Kntei-prise.
for some time.
M i'H. . Joe Zwel f el and da lighter
spont tho week-end vlslllng relatives
in I. a Urando.
Air. and Mrs. Mike lioyce motored
to I .a tirunde Friday to attend to
business affairs. 'i, 1)
Viola Goodwin spent a few days of
last week with friends who live in l.a
Grande. ,
F. K. Woodell and A. C. Olenn at
tended a mad meeting" which wan
held In La (Jrunde Thuisday.
Mrs.. Haln f'antreal ttpent a few day.)
of last week in Li (Iiaiide having
dental .work done.
M r. nnd M rs. John Cant real wo re
t ransaettng husjoesH in tovn l',t'ida'y
morning;
All:. Dodson, who has been logging
for i M. Male- north of town was al
lending to hiislueKH affairs heir
Tlnirsd iy.
Mr. and Mrs. (J.ity Ihadshaw, or
Pleasant Orovo, were visitors in town
the hitter part of tho week.
The Ladles Aid Society held their
monthly meeting at the homo of Mary
.Woodell. A goodly number of mem
bers and visitors were present and a
very enjoyahtf. afternoon was spent.'
George Hlaek In making Improve
ments on his tifWn properly by build
ing a new parage.
M. I. Sanderson Is In Ui (irandft
lading bi'.IMfr tor the Jury rt'hleh is
I now in session at that pl iee.
Mrs. Faile York, who underwent
an operation at the Orande Itonde
hospital about (oar months ago, had
j a f lapse.
BITS OF NEWS
FROM THE PARK
TIIK PAKK. Feb. 10. Mr. an-!
Mrs. Joseph Lay were visitors over
on llig 'reek this week.
A. .h Vand(;vanter was in Medical
on hilsinefis.
. ()th Ho and Ardal Lay. are making
great progress In thotr study at the
HIK rroek high.
Hoy Jones, on Lower Catherine,
butcheied a fine hog the other day.
Md (HIleHple will resume his wood
cutting just as soon as ho gels hi
drag saw In wofking order again.
Hush (iroenoiigh was eiiitiug wool
on the. (iod.say ranch with the two
(indsay boys. They laid off diirliM
this last cold spi ll.
Kenneth Vaiiorder is hauling wood
these fin vs.
A Mr. Uirnne'll. from Cnion, stopped
a lew-d.'.ys at the old Stover mill on
the Mall ranch last week. It was be
lieved that he wuh looking around for
trapping grounds, but the territory
had been covered pretty well by Jack
Haley, forcing him to bo back home.
Recent news from High valley in
die. ites (hat all arc doing fine with
the- exception of Orandnia Cochran,
win was repurfed very ill. but is re
cuperating very fast. It Is hoped she
will recover her health and activities
sooo.
"Ibid" Lay is very punctual with
the mall not withstanding t tie cold
and long ro id no has to contend
with.
Hoth babies of Mr. and Mrs-. Frank
Wiggles wort b. of I lay mo Flat, are
nit I lie sick list hut friends knowing
that Lola is such a good little mother
ai sure that she will soon have them
well agiin.
Mrs. Itose Lay Is somewhat under
:i spell of a heavy cold but is hoped
,1,:,. ii ,u ,.ui st:.y "
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Mm. .Maud Vanonipr win .. -,
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talnl- mipifrliilO'l.
I.lltl.. ili.ik- MimtiT took a ""-
of muKlll.- 1 th-
sonilhiK tlifni t mo """" "' ' '
Urn l-kiionoi- VanoiiliT, for llio flilN
.iron to mill. Thr MuziikI".'"
sont, In Iho firm 1'lnoK to M. "
tcr hv lii-r Him."'. ''" J;l""'"
caHKr. of Stovonsvllle. Mont. Mr. k
wnl.l Volnwlnklor, of I'li'l'il "l,v'
mnila u mipply of mntlni.' ni..tti'i
every once in n while whirl' is l'""''1
,.i.,n.- In the nriKhl.ors. All r.iiilinir
mailer is npP"cilal.il ilnrlnf.' Illew
lonit evenlnm up Hero in .'" "'"
tnhiH.
Illills In Lmvlnnil--
ti, 411.1.111 nlie:iMiinl lire floi'kilv
ilown from the nluli lilll t "'e
er henrhes. "Little .laoK i.-i"""
Ihut they iirfi much mo nmiiei-oini
,i i.ornri 'I'H. coming ilown
of tile liir.l" In.llcnl.-H a warm spell
I .11 ly ::pl lll.
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Two hl.uk crows v.-.-le rfi-. ll lip at
,1,,. Fork , flyliiK. ni'Mli. 'I'll Ih is .1
4in of a li' ilmw soon.
-j-ie iiiu'intain roin-e anil hln..
URiiimN wl'li a few I "ll lil'ornlii kioiim,
ire si-.-n 1" iai,;i- innin m tin in
rim i-ock of II 'In rhli.'ii lietw
l.iltle ralluriiie and .Main creek
-riie (-alil'iirnia itrmiKe. with Hi
reil eyi-lil nu-s." sayH l.iltle .luck,
a novelty up here.
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I SUNDAY
I EVENING
Song:
Perry Caldwell
Lllti AL1UIUIV.C.
-0NSILI.TIS
Apply thickly over throat-
cover Wltn noi nannei
V VAPO RUBI
Sermon:
"Why I Am a Proles
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GHRISTIAI
CHURCH
Owr 1 7 Million Jars Used Yearly j 000ooooooooooooooooooo(JO(a
AGENCY
NEW LAMP BURNS
94 AIR
BEATS ELECTRIC OR GAS
A now oil lnmp that pives an
amazingly brilliant, soft, white light,
has been tested by the U. S. Govern
ment ami :(5 leading 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. Hums 04 per
cent air nnd fi per cent common kero
sene (coal oil).
The inventor, V, M. Johnson, !tl N.
Fifth St., Portland, Ore., is offerine
to ' send a lamp on 10 days' FREE
trial, or even to give one FREE to
the first user in each locality who
will help him introduce it. Write
him today for full particulars. Also
ask him to explain how you can ge
the agency and without experience t
or money make $Jo0 to ifoOO pev
month. I
CfliTl
SKED HEADY
sT.wruun rxivKiisrrv. ri..
I'cli. 10. Stnnfiml's tvai-k schedule,
cnlnprlKluu: nine meet?., mid with one
week-end held open for h pof-Hlhlc
ciintetit with an cn.stern leillll, lm
heen relened hy the Kmdnnto male
aKcr'K ofltee. Two meet.-, liavo heen
scheduled vith ilie rnlvcrslly of
Soothe-n I'alltoinln. nno nt I.oh An-
Helen, durlm: Ihe 'urdlliul' Hptlnir
ae.ili.ui an.l the other lit 1'alo Alto
April 3.
The m-hedule follows:
March 3 Irlnh Marnlhoil.
March in- Inti rchma Meet.
March IT -ulymptc fluli here.
March - - I', H, I'. t,t .os AllRClC.
Apill J r. S. I-. here.
Apitl 7 lipen.
April 1 1 . 1 1 f .ii n In frcHlimen hit.
ApiII Sl-l-iliroriihi nt Iteikeley.
May t-racirie Ath. AnVn. Ilei-k-ele
.
May IS -I'ae. ream Cant., Tull.
liiiin.
Not r.oixo it
Stnije MnnaCor-"All rendy,
up me curtain.
Sliiire Hmid-"Sny, wlmt do vow
tun
iitU-ml tin-it' Sunday cv.p.iiiK fcr- think I mn, a squirVeU"
Hot Ziggcly! Here They Come!
Fatty Sander's Famous
Frisco Jazz Band
Direct from Cafe Marquard
San Francisco, Calif.
Playing at the
-. - ,
VAUDEVILLE
DA.CE
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
FEBRUARY 12-13
A high class Jazz Orchestra direct from one of
California's Leading Cafes.
All the Latest Hits Sunff While You Dance
Here the Latest Dance to That Syncopated
Harmony.
General Admission 23c
CHOCOLATES
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We Have the Sampler and the f
Others as Well
Red Cross Drug Store
They save muscles
and nerves
When jou buy a Keen Kuttcr tool
5"iu are sure of satisfaction. For
Keen Kutter tools arc made es
pecially to meet the needs of those;
who use tools all day hum. They
work with a man. And the same
fine quality you find in one Keen
Kutter tool you will find in any
other tool bearing that trade mark.
'1 hese items which we have in
stock may suoirrst a need you have
to meet ri(;ht now.
TOOLS OF ALL KINDS
Oregon Hdwe Imp. Co.
I a Our thorough cleansing re- Of
moves the dirt and soils that .
make fabrics w ear "jJ
C; P. Fords
Combination
Black and Gray
Combination Sport Oxford, patent with grai suede
quarter, Goodyear welt sole and low rubber heels.
This is one of C. P. Ford's Shoes of real quality.
.We are receiving new Spring Styles every day by
express.
. "v See Our Window Display
Wc Give National Cash Discount Vouchers ' f
The Bootery Inc.
A FARADISE FOR TIRED FEET
206 Depot Street ThoneMainllS
GROVER SMITH, Mgr.
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