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PAGE THREE
Thursday, February 21, 1924.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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NEWS of SOCIETY
Tho Wednesday Mrldgc chili was nue yesterday afternoon. ANc
OPliKhl fully entertained yesterday short business meeting the first
(if)irnoon at I ho home of Mrs. A. vision entertained with a Washlng-
V. Andrews. The lime was picas- ion's birthday program, aft
nutly Hpent ut three tables of hrldgu which delicious refreshments wer
with the club prize going to Mrs, nerved, which corresponded w ii It
K. L. Holmes und Mrs. K. T. An- Hie program nml atmosphere oi the
drews winning tho gnesi prize, occasion.
luirlng the afternoon a delicious
two rou re luncheon was served by
ike charming hostess. Mrs- a""r J--.sin:ui will l.e
hostess lu Iho Alpha lillb l.nnor-
., , , ... row cv.iiiiiig nl her homo .m (i
The OirlH' Kclondly Society ll.i.l ttvi,m.
n short business mod lug al lloilal) ' .
hull lUKt evening, nt which lime t' '
was ifiil-il thai they woulil nut Tim firoonwno.l I'urnt -T. nili .vk'
ligld 11m NfW.II (irua 111 la year, lie- nanooial loll will i nl.rlahi tin- I'.!
cause the basket hall tournament Is veria. rarenl-feaoherK' assoeialion
being hold on I ! date Ihcy ilun- tomorrow nricrnnon al their roiru-
n.d on ami there Is no oilier dale llr momlily linjr. A very tn-
rvallable. liiMi-ail they will (rive a leivsling program Is being- ainini:
benorit dance on the 2.-,th or April, ,., nil a good 1 ) t 1 Is unam-ed In
procccdH lo go for 111" same lliir- a w, wish to nllcli.l. ,1 lari'v
pose as llii' Mar.ll fii-aa. This will uttendalieo of 1 In- Kin ria Pav. nl
bo oni- of 111.- iiiohI elaborate aoolal Teachers' nssooiall.m is especially
affairs of the yt'ar and a good linn' doslro.l.
is anticipated and u good I'rowil ,
desired.
iisi' ft. V. H. will hoi, I lli. tr next
mi-, ling on Wednesday. .Maroh r.
LEARR HOW TO
lor It.'Ko))) poliil. J out. ' Vhp lurRO
uumbtu Of failure may b. lu purl
attributed to II. in. In- sal, I. in.
vorc-a. unhappy homes, children
vllli Improper HtariH un.l mothers
with broken bran h uro aoine of
the (Mugs ll)e uinlriiiionlul ingis-'
will h'ip ur V'-iit, n Hit- tllruior'H
Kolli ox-I "'''"'l'
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r.w,lliluo In IIImIi l-'.'iiiti-.
llOdli ItlVKII. ir. M.aatoi- T.)
1.. raltorson, male niaiiai,--r or tln-i
I'pollilKo - fur - pivsiih-nt oam-j
paiKll, who was lion- lal, rvlrw ilif;'
rural anil oily rcpnhllcaliK, il'--j
olan-il that ho foini.l a stronK r.rii-1
linionl favorahlo to t'oolhlo.
"llasitit; my Hlat.-inont on what I! (iirla l,-tw
nllowo.l ly tliolr oiniihjjon.
lr. Mlhlroil Yoiiiik. w ho was for
tnoiiy n ohoil liarlnr uni) who
has also prlaiiooil ini illi'lno a linni-
hor of yo.irn. is Inslruiior of llu'
ohiss. Sho iitloniiiii lo KlV" tin'
Itlrls n roal iimlorslanillnK of Dm
prohloms of inatrlinony
plaiiiiMl.
HoKlnnlliB Willi 111'" llP oimsl.i
Kho l.aohos tho.lliliiK firl shouhl
ilo In pn iiarutlon for inulrlnuiny.
InrliiilliiK l Ik- m-oiiiiinlatlon of a
lilt ! "noBt okk" to liolp foimil Iho!
homo. 1.1-ssons In hyuh-po to Iwllil
stronK, hoallhy liodhB (httl Willi
hour tho hunlons of niolhorhooil
anil Iho lioiisiiiol.l. aro Klvoil.
'l-l... nlvul,.loL-iial iihasos of tho
WUt'llOOU ail(l IVlOtllOr- marrlmto rolallon aro iiimlo ojoar
I10HU l. i.)lllliHlJl40ll iona roV(,r pr.-.nuiui infMionoos
St li.Ool (IhlSSOS. aa.l raro ilurhiK proKiinnoy.
Itoal hahlos am lisod iiiirlnK 1110,1 priui uppoai tasi ovoiuiik tor
training in Infant ran-. 'Jiio lllt stllfM'sOops for u snjtaliln iliaposal
aro roiiiiiro.l lo liorl'orin ovory opor- of Iho i-.pisoopal i-linroh in l.u
alion 111 II10 raro of the rhihl '(.IrainJo ami In partloiilnr ns to oon
halhiiiK tho liahlos. fooililiK 1I10111. vorlfUK "'' f'l'-yoar ohl sliiioliiro
auiiiKlUK ihoin ami inilliiiK llioni IOlnlo a iiiiisoain. It miKht ho of puh
hl,.,.p. ' ilio liilorost lo know that a niiisoiini
I'roliloniH of hoiiKi hohl ninnaifi'-of sonm son In whloji to sloro ami
in. o r aro also toiisj.loro.l, ami I ho' display n llos of tho oarly days.
Kills slu.ly iho riirnishliiK of llin'lias froiiiiontly ho.11 discuss.-.! and
homo and Iho proparallon of lial-1 (onsi.loro.l hy tin- (lid Uri-oa Trail
am-o.l nioalK al low com. , coaiinilloo of Iho liilon I'onnty
iiiiainlH'r or romimw. I.iliowis,'
Illinois Gills Are Taught
THE OPEN
COURT
COHIU :si'OMu i s m ii ii r
M Hilli' 'HI! Hi XAMDhid
'run 1 Dunn i- 1111 v in:,
hi III : l.c rii its iKit ri 11.
A m:riv to savi:
i 01.11 iu i ii.-
l-a nrUtle, OlC. Tell,
the Khllorj )n 0 tin wit
20. I To
your
(It j- llaroli. J(ih;iiMn)
SI'iilKCI'IKl.iJ, ill. I.N.H.)
Aial 1 jjnoiiy. slarihiK ujiji the liojni
' ht At alii) Ki'inw; lliiou.vh (he Ijqtn y
mooti to hoHMi'hoM in:in:ieiii nt
j'lnl .aJii.;j, will l uiuJh1 hy
poi.s k'u Ix In eonlinualioi) seho
I hroiif;lu)i;t the state ii' the )nip,.H
of J. Ko(, jJireclur cf the con-
l in nation Nfhnol work. )i)alirjuli.e.
A I ready one schoul in I 'lii.c.iKo
Is (,'Jviiij:; tlx- niairinioniul CiXJi-se. i
Mr. ivolt.e;eciH, HiroUKh th' Biufc- (
cess of JiIh si'hool, Uic l'lri jof itw
Kiml in America .to Induce Jtoanln
el education in other citicK t
::tiilish like courses.
TrulMii(; XcimIciI.
the creation of ttinull iniiHeiiniH of
The lien for IriuniiiK In niar-lthls sort in all tin- historical towns
riii'e has Ih-eii d.'iiion.siruicd ron- on IhJ'.Old Oregon Trail hat; hern
Iclusively hy this first hcIiooI. ac-Mihject mutter for the Old Oregon
cordiiiK to Kulh. The Influi-ncc of'Trall nsKoclat Ion. Invariably in the
panC and no doubt this point will
hold Kod in the ful ore, owners qf
relics attach an im-Htiniulilc value
Toinoriiw Washinijlou'H birth
day und there will he no school In
lite afternoon, so the i'lir,'r,t- clared that he round a .stronK r..-n-1.; '"Iihe school has reached out iuto
Teachers association of Yntral 1 1 hnent favorable to t'ooiidxc '" - - the cointiuniity and has resulted In
sehobl has decided to poslione -UnNim.- inv slatrineni on what I ! iirl. bilween the a;re.s of 1 4 andlun nnliiliuK of home lif- there, he
I Heir reKuliir meetins until next iou,.niI.i in mv ianiH miiioiij; retire- i ; arc I'jirolled in I he 'hicao (.stated. The nirls rurry their les-jto their keepsakea, mid refum
I'rldy, l-'ebruary i'J. A very lu-fJ,.inaV(, p..0j,le 0f Hod lliver school. Tln-y come from an iudusi-isous to their mothers, w ho had no, permit storaKc of their belonKliiK"
tere.HtitiK1 program is beinif arranK-icountv " yjiid Mr. raiterwon, "I 'trial district where early inarrlnKosjjinrh tralninir. ami often urimnl-'in places not reasonably safe from
ctj for this tlate and n lime is;ii,in; iho county' will iro over-;are the rule. Th-y ore, niiis who room met hods are adopted In the (fire and theft, ji has been llu
anlirlvati d iav ull who altt Jid. i wliclmiutrly for Calvin 'oolidKe." have been fore. ,! to discontinue; homes. ; purpose of the bodji s - mentioned
.. Wlthlu Hie next few days c'ti-'ieffiilar school work because of ihe The majority of clrlH enter mal-jaboye to uppeal to the puhlir 1-
About sixty laUleu of lite .letho- nciis pkui on arre.ellun a t 'oolldjre economic condition of their fami-i t imony soon aTter IcuvIiik school. j brary or 4he public schools fpr
dist Ladles Aid met ul the home of club, which will become imim-liieH, and they alleiid the coat inn-' making it iheir life work, yet few ; ndequul e rooin for this purpose.
Mm S vviiunn ir.ii i.iinni -ivi'. .tl iiclv ctivi '..li'oti sehool i-iclit bourM a wi-ck In ' have any cornpreheiislvo trainimr No doubt these objections could
hp twin p ' i ' "'Z ' ."."", .' ."' J' ' " I' V" " "' " ."- " j be overcome if Bitch at) historic
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Announcing the Opening ..of Carr's
PRICE
aturday, rebraary
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Can's always in the lead. Now come forth with a new" Merchandise ' ;'
Kvent the realization of an ideal long:- looked forward to the addition
of a complete IIousc-Furnishinfr Department. This department, which
covers oOOO square feet ct' our floor space, will lie entirely devoted to
the displayof Kitchen Furniture and Furnishings. We have spared no
expense to make this department the finest of its kind in Eastern
Oregon. LOVVKU TRICES which have made this store famous, will he
the yvalcliward of this new department.
Easy $tahrway Just Inside of Main Entrance,
"A Few Steps Down to Lower Prices'
We have not forgotten your comfort while installing this new depart
ment. A large, wide, easy stairway has been placed just a few feet
inside of the main entrance, offering more and belter service quicker
service. Everything will be well displayed, enabling you to walk through '
and clicose what you need. -
We invite you on Saturday to come and inspect one
of the largest assorted stocks of merchandise
ever shown in this locality
ALUMINUM WARE
ENAMELED WARE
j TIN WARE
WOODEN WARE
WILLOW WARE
DINAER WARE
CROCKERY
CLASSWARE
SILVERWARE
CUTLERY
RANGES AND STOVES
KITCHEN CABINETS
ELECTRICAL GOODS
REFRIGERATORS
LAWN MOWERS
NOTE: Can's will sell articles
in this department the same as
everything else "FOR LESS" on
credit, without interest.
CARR'S
F.ASTKRN OREGON'S
LARGEST
HOME FURNISHERS
ft
structure as the Kpi.sropal ichurch
were made uvallubje--i( reriuiiily
would be a proper Ihini; to do; It
would afford ajnplc spuce, and put
the structure iineif to a inore tl 1k
'nlfied uui lhai) disnuuitlinK- With
(he aid of Ihe J'loneer Association
tnd the auxiliary of that associn-
jifon in I'nion cpnnty, the t'haniber
jof Commerce and public spirited
j men and women, ihe financing
would tiniiiiesllnuahly be a small
(matter, but the attention of Uu
public is called to the obslrucliotiH
j I he above named ronimllleit bus
.met in the past. Certainly this can
)e overcome In some way and Ihe
(spirit of -your editorial be carried
jout.
It appears thai unless otherwise
lUsposed of. the church will he
'-u zed t lit first Monday In March
bene; tjie necessity of prompt lic
it Ion.
While on lhn matter of the Kpjs
cppal cltitiTh, we are reminded
it hut Mr. anil Mrs. J. II. Stevens of
jtJils clly carry the distinction of
'bavin? btvn the first couple mar
iijed in that edifice, fifty yearn uko
' I his year. Should the building be
allowed to ko the razing route, It
.strikes ua that bolli, tho. Kptscopal
ciiKTl:(fiiio'iiTJtfflh IMdneef
cjallon, anil others, should join In
a suitable ceremony within and
around that edifice with Mr. and
iiMrs. Stevens as the central liKiires:
either as. a golden w-eddliiff Jubilee,
or a nipcli juarriag in which Hit;
touch of Hie past can be. udded
easily. This latter plan, it Is un
derstood; 'lias been under discus
sion In Kplscopalean circles. I'n-
doubledly un occasion of such un
usual circumstances would lie of
tlin keenest interest to more than
the Kplscgpalcan congregation ami
a wider scope might be attached lo
Ithe event. Jf Mr. and Mrs. Jap II.
Stevens could celebrate their mar
riage and their golden wedding an-
iniversury within the walls of the
saine building, it would add un-
jother chapter to Ihe history of the
Grande Hondo valley which is ul-
: ready mentioned ofieiier in ceu-lury-old
history than any oilier old
Oregon Trail section except Fort
Holsc City, Valla Walla ami
I Tht Dalles.
A. W. NKf.SON.
New Sport and Semi-Dress
Coats for Spring Wear
Striking new Spring styles that follow the sports mode, the
semi-sports mode, or the fashion that favors coats of a more
dressy nature. In the best of fabrics, in plain effects, stripes
run! ciiecks in the newest Spring shades.
. PUTMAN'S
depth, and Indlcullons wore Hint
Iho construction of a linnl llioru 10
croato Kini.nOll horsopowor of clor
irlclly and lo Htoro wutor lo irri
gate ahout 27ii, linn acres was foaa
Ihlo. Tho riold worlt will ho ooti
liililod hy March I, ho said.
Two inonlha will I lion ho roillilr-
.1 to colloct and ornanlw- dala
nsKc.l Tor by conKri-iis. A part or
It will be our aim to have such a variety of housewares lo meet any
and every demand. The fact that we are the Largest Home Furnishers
in Eastern Oregon is assurance that you will receive the benefit of our
; large purchasing pover and fast turn-over the things that hate made
CALtK'S LOWER PRICES possible.
See Tomorrow's (Friday's) Paper for
Opening Day Prices? Do Mot Miss Them!
They Will Surely Interest You
count." Muyori, carrying u Milll
noniiih lleenm', nnd hln bride,
irnnsod TV. 8nndor nl 2 n. Hi.
Sunday. l'Vhrnnry 10. Mayers ox
plained Ihal Im had inade tin
chock lariter than llm legal fue be-
oaiiso of his iippreclullon of the ac
commodation or l)r. Handera. The
latter nave the chock lo Mrs. fy-
hli work- probably WIU be ilononUjj, liecordso.UynlcrK
ay f.,- ...ii., iuii i. . in-..- ir.fttn u
llermlston, and Homo in
lu Iho Deliver office, according to
'rocker.
Uiidi'Krnom ('hi-i'k Itnil.
HOOli UIVKIt, Or. A check
lor I5, prosenlod by Harry May
era l.o J)r. M. I.. Handera, u Oold
. n.lale. Wash., 'Methodist, inlnlslor.
for ofticlatlnis al bis niarrinito t0 cuii,..
MISS Jessie ftl. Alorcer. nun routin
ed by the fitlsa-im bank of I'orl
land Willi the notation, "no ne-
rlut porllflPuto WH sllfll'il HY
Misses Violet und Velnia Morcor,
slslora or Ihe bride anil wIIiiosmi's,
beroro tint parly loM Iho city.
Mayors gave n eheclj or ?r. on
tho l'ilins bank lo u servlco sta
tion lo pay for Kasollno, Jt. loo,
was returned. The second check
was hIkuoiI Willi the. llalim James
l,operx Apiu-al for . Giiltors
1 Lessen Island Slotiolony i
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MANILA, (Ar) Musical llpUru 4 ;
menls uro nnionij th llilntm asktrt'
for ns present" by mnny of tho len-'
ors In the colony of u.uiill on :n- .
lion Island. The monotony of llfru..
In Iho colony nnd t)i lopreiln
urrcol of Iho aiirrdundlngn -tenrl' ,,
ftt-nl'ercase Iho valUiMf t)i"IAH( !
rul Iruutiwiil. tho Upcrs aay,,juii
for this reason Ihoy want music ,
to help Infuso an optliiilstln plr)t,'
Into their llyes, . ': ' ".
I.M'DUI'ltlKi: MFAT MAKKET
3211 N. Kir Ht.
Hlutor HldK. , Phono Main lag
W. llonnetl, Munager. - r
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A ;lti:AT 'O.M III NATION
Zane Grey and
Tom Mix
Star Starts Friday
Pa phis l-'liidlngs (iivcii.
PKNUIiKTON. Ore. Onivel on
the surface underlaid with basalt
iwas the formation found at I'nia
.tMa Itaplds on the Columbia,
I where drills have been in oper
jullon Hlnce the middle of Ihe huiu
l mer. according to It. Crocker,
engineer In charge. The research
jwas authorized by congress in the
Spring or liil'3, und an approirla
jtton of ?riO,Hn was set aside for
1 1 he survey. Twenty-one holes have
;been drilled according to Knginccr
t ( "roelier. one being I It'I fct In
SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
When Mixed With Sulphur
Brings Back It Beautiful
Lustre At Once
rimv hair, however liand5onio, lie-
notes tt.lvail.ini! Wo all know
I ha a.lviuitaije of u youtliful appeur
mice. Vour liair ia your elinini. H
niiuUis o)- mars tlie laee. In n it
fades, turns gray Mml bn.k streak1.!,
jll!t a few apfllielitions of ISae Tea
and Sulphur ealiau.es its appuaiame
u h.uiilri-d-fold.
Don't stay urayi Iwk youiij? !
Kilher prepare tltu rci' at home or
L'.-t from anv drug stoic a Iwttte of
"Wyelh's sjeo and Milpliur Com
ihiiioJ," iiiiii is nierily Hie oul-timo
reiipe iinprovnl by Ilia addilion of
ilher iniireili'ilts. TIioiiimiii.U ul (oiks
rmimmrml this roa.ly-t'i-ue prepare
(in hmum it darken tlia luir
lioautilnllv, be.iile. no one ran X
sihly tellas it darkens so navnrally
and evenly. Ynii moisten a snoiie or
M.ft hruili with it. drawing this
thrrsiyh the hair, taking one small
strand at a time. Hy morning tin)
gray hair ii is appear a; after another
application or two, its natural color i"
restored and it beiomea tliitk, glossy
and lutroui, and you apneur yeara
younger.
The
Home Force
Revival
CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
TONIGHT
FINAL CLEAN-UP
Bunting's Bargains
CLEVELAND Touring Car, Five Passenger
Real Buy.
FORD Touring, almost new. This car looks
and runs like new, yet our price gives you
the henefit of an attractive discount. It
litis 1924 license.
AND MANY OTHERS
Each used car in our stock will
sell readily in another month for
$50 to $200 more than we ask.
C. W. Bunting & Son
1525 Jefferson Ave. Phone Main 79?
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AN OPEN MEETING
On Tuesday evening, February 26th at 8 o'clock p. m.,.
in the City Hall, an Open Meeting will be held for a
free and general
DISCUSSION OF ALL FORMS OF
LIFE INSURANCE
Everyone is invited, including representatives of the
various kinds of life insurance.
, Nothing equals Life Insurance in the amount pur
chased, and no business today causes as much money
to lie involved. It is therefore of the greatest interest
to all to study all forms of insurance and get at the facts.
JmJmiJ"
FLOYD McKENNON
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