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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Wednesday, February 21, 1923
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George Washington's Hatchet
What Has It To Do With
This Store?
A great ocal, we believe ! In fact, this store has learn
ed many lessoiV from he life of Washington. First,
truth truth inur merMiandising, truth in our advertis
ing; and fortitudV-the srt he exhibited at Valley Forge.
That, taken over nto ouli store life, has meant looking
forward, not back, Ven iinthe face of the difficult times
of recent years. It hfys maV for progress in our business
and a building for beyter ames. leadership and .that
has fostered in us a desVe tj be better, though not neces
sarily bigger, and to seiVeJuir patrons as completely as
possible. , ... 4 . " ,, , t ,i v nfel
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nip 'wOO,' hijrh honors poir.jt to Mrs.
Art Jones, second to .lr. V. A.
Wallace.
A ilelicious lunch was served by
the homes before the guests dejiart
eil. Those who enjoyed the after
noon were Mrs. Jack Brent, Mrs.
Walter Jones, Mrs. W. A. Wallace,
Mrs. Jack McCarthy, Mrs. W. A.
Moss, Mrs. Earl Kline, Mrs. Art
Jones, Mrs. K. Noah
On the evening of February the
sixteenth the Epworth League of the
Island City church entertained the
community with a Valentine Party.
The church was decorated in the
usual valentine colore, and many
were the delightful games played
during the course of the evening.
About sixty guests were present and
the spirit of Saint Valentine was
felt by both young and old.
At the close of the festivity re
freshments were served and the Lea
gue party was voted a splendid suc
cess, The ladies of the W. R. C at
their noon' luncheon February 17,
had a program in honor of 'Wash
ington and Lincoln's birthdays which
.was a soio Dy tne Kev. iilr. Jones;
I address by H. E. Dixon on the life
lof George Washington; recitation by
Harry Divens; address by Dr. RaV
Murphy on the life of Abraham Lin-
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Brande, with a few well chosen re
marks presented Kremnn Ladd with
a gift from the corps in honor of
his eighty-second birthday anniver
sary. The last of a series of twelve
dancing lessons under the direction
of P. .7. rowers,. . jv,c, esifully
closed Monday nir ht when the
members of the dancing class invited
their friends to the Country club anil
a most enjoyable evening was .pent
in dancing alter which refreshments
were served.
The Indies Society of the B. of
L. K. & K. and their families enjoy
ed a very pleasant evening Satur
day, February 17th.
After the regular, lodge meeting,
the evening was spent in games and
dancing. During the evening re
freshments were served under the
direction of a committee composed
of Mesdamcs IJovd, Hickford, Clar
ence Potter, Triendly Barnes, Llovi
Amos, Howard Uates, Dep Ashley,
T. It. Allison and Dora Caton.
The American Legion Auxiliary
will meet at the home of L. V.
Chaussee, 1801 Adams avenue, at k
o'clock this evening.
Mrs. A. V. Andrews and Mrs. W.
W. Kerry will entertain the Kaf
fee Klatch Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Andrews.
We
Will Both Be
Satisfied
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Use
! the girls' dresses being1 decorated
with . dainty hearts in keeping with
tho spirit of Valentine's day, while
I the boys were attired representing
characters. Kodolph Valentino was
j present, as was several Spanish rob
I bers and many characters equally
.as clever.
j The club rooms were beautifully
decorated in a mvriad of hearts and
Monday evening, February 12, the, Songs occupied the evening, and lipids which ied a striking baek-
t icv were indeed well rendered and ' "
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, La tirnnde . Country club was the
. sceno of a i glowing ' dancing partv
when Dr. and Mrs. George R. Vohr's
and Mr. anil Mrs. Charles W. Hing
ner were hosts and hostesses to
about one hundred and eighty of
their friends.
The Valentine spirit prevailed in
the spacious rooms where hundreds
of blight red hearts mingled with
cupids and lights cast a warm red
glow, malting the guests quite for
getful of the frost, and snow witu-
"" out. The dining room was very at
tractive. A large basket ot red car
nations formed- the centerpiece of the
table, and burning candles at each
end further added to the cheerful
ness of the rooms.
Mrs. C. ii.. J,if.l m,,i HI-- r.v.i
Holmes paired while Mrs. George i
Stoddard and Mrs. Peter McDonald
assisted in tho dining room. The
Misses Hcanor Glass and Ruth
1 raimvell served orange Ice between
the dances.
Loncy's orchestrru furnished 'the
music which was very good. All this,
combined with the vivid and beauti
ful gowns of the women undoubt
"l y nuide the affair one of the most
brllhnih 0r K tson. . .
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One of the most interesting and
best, attended meetings the Young
oiihn's, Kducntionnl Auxiliary lias
yet "hold was enjoyed Tuesday ova-Vw-ffi
ut";tl, of , Mrs: Sherwood
Will miis, asrHstcl . by Mrs. Cora
HimhnK Scxia, Mi's.. A, W.Nelson
an.lsMra, 1 s. i,v.
lho very imeresting subject,
jlyiuns," was the study of the cve
iiing,, dealing with the origin anil
the inspiration of hvimis. Mrs. A
(W. Nelson gave a talk on the life
of Charles Wesley, Mrs. , St.oU
Ilnrding rend an arti.-lo on 1-nnnic
Crosby, and Mrs. Thelinu l.von gave
ii paper on "Old Time llyiim nine
enjoyed. "Saved by" iifttt".J;'annie
Crosby, sung by Mrs. Hay Fuller
and Miss Rohrcr; "Rescue the Per
ishing," .mug by Raymond (). Will
iams; "Jesus Lpver of My Soul,''
Wesley, sung by Mrs. Ira Aldrich
and Sherwood .Williams; "Oh,. For a
Thousand Tongues Lo 'Sing.' iWeslev.
by Mis. Ray Fuller; "Crossing the ; of iWi
Mar,' lennyson, hy Paul Knautz;
"Ninety and Nine," by Sherwood
Williams: "Lead Kindly Light," by
.Mrs. Nelson, the Kev. Jlr. Ouiglev
and Mrs. Sherwood Williams; "1 j
Think When I Read the Sweet Story 1
of Old," pantomime by Jean iWll
iains; "Sextette from Lucia," by ;
Claude Cooper, Mrs. K S. Lyon,
Mrs. Ira Aldrich, Mrs. A. W. Nelson, i
Miss Rohrcr and Rev. Quigley. The i
evening Closed by all singing the ;
alar spangled linnncr ' by Key.
An evening of rnlli.-t-iVio- r,, nn,i I
laughter was snent nf t it ( 'twwtiw
t'fuli rriday when the Misses .Marian I i
Aim and Jane Stanrt rutprniinpd ,
about forty uf their friends at a Val- !
emine masquernde party.
The eveniner from seven-thirtv to
eleven was spent in dancing, Mr.
and Mrs- P. J. Powers being present
to assist.
h, W. Weeks entertained a
few fricnds at her home Tuesday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Art Jones
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(Hy Assoei.il.d Press)
ST. J.OI IM. ilo., Fell. SI. The
viiloim. of liuslness lransji.lc.1 here
In 1922 was l,;i2.l,7'JH.(i..O or 10.4
per cent more lllilil for 1SI, atcor.l
injr to an annoonrement by tho Ht.
l.ouis ehamher of conunerce. Th,
lurkest lu-iilH were: Hoots .in. I sl.o.-s,
51'J.i.it.pt..Hii.: dry godds, $1"2,.mii.-croc-erli-s.
$120.75o,lIMI and l.l.ilber.
j$l lit, I..H... mo. ' .
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The nam who owns a use., cat
never has to wonder where his mui1
son ni.ks up that kind f langiiago.
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A homely . expression that
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Corsets embody
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Irnprovementa In. front lace
corseting. V -1
Complete assortment of the dif
ferent models and sizes always
on hand. ', .
1'riced $2.50 ana IJp.
Mrs. Eobt. Pattison -
Corsctlere
riione S22-W , Kcs. 1702 Oak
Home Products
No. 5 Lard ..
No. 10 Lard - r',TT
U Emily Sugar Cured Hams, one-half 01
vhole, per tb "'7
Mfcmily Sugar Cured Bacon, Yb 25c to 4Uc
Ut. amily Picnics, per id
Mt. Emily Cottage Butts, per It)
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
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That's Why It's Richer and Keeps Longer Than
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AfVs. I, W. Weeks cntertn ned all' . I! . T. '
Ula Walla, who is here visiting III jo freqiieney. You con Vise.tluS 1 1 : PfJTi J" .4!i "Vi ?3SST8S3l8fi(mmma'i
Tuft. - - i I'ennut Tirtir, na do nW.if. ; ,. , k ..
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. . 1 ivllh Mdrnictf hatlery.' This set ; .
uarajitoetl to hear stations 1500 i
V 13 n! miles Vvay. You will hear le- t
I -w ! Irolt, FiWnectndy, l.os Anjreles,
.1 A Miinhal i .n-iotneV , h
JI "t Carry Vompirte Itmlio lniis
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(.hi.ma 2 in foil, 25c jijrV
Chntmlieldi 2 lot 2 Sc 5. JUZfiffilf VtT
l:.,ror. 15c K ffT f fA O I '
Mj Alto l V S 'VJ ," iNi ' j -
Amhuudon 3 for 5V x 1 f a! I
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ICH and satisfying, a
pleasantly mild blend
of the tobaccos sought by
inrnwho know suchistl
SuicJo. The Havana of the
filler is well chosen; the
shailc-grown wrapper leaf
is one of Connecticut's
proudest products. More
than ever will the friends
of LI Sidclo, old and new,
find in it the keenest joys
j of smoking.
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