La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 27, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, February 27, 1024. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER" PAGE THREE wmum ... t.iim NEWS of SOCIETY LOCAL BOOTH Friday rvntnR. 'Wlirtiary 2iT, 1 tliM Onii' iw-i for tho rnonility oun- try Plnli iin mid xirnHlv--pliuif nrn being imulo hy the rununitti'o In charn, for a vtry ctiJoyuhU' af fair. Tin roimnlMiv for thin month urf ng follows: Mr., nml Mrs. A. W. Nrlnmi. rhalmian. Mr. ami Mr8, J. . Mar-i ltlicrson, Mr. ami Mch. 1'. fl. leh- limon. Mm. KlUn I. KtmMar.l. Mr. nml Mm. Ttolurt N.'wMn. Mr. ami Mr. .1, . I.ynrh, Mr. nml Mrs. II. N. AKlihy, Mr. ami Mrs. C. K. Itoh i rtH. Warren Citlhorl. Mr. anl Mrs. 1an Tanner. H. V. l-i'ff.'l. Mih. An na Polark ami Mr. nml Mtm. Wal ler Jteiiter. Onn . ib-tightrul feature of the nwi'tlnp of tlie Parent -TVarbern fiRHocluiibn of Greenwood nrhool, to whirh tho Itiverla Pnreiu-Teaeh.rH nHKorlatlon wan Invited p-ronlty, wan a playlet entitled "All In tho Imy'a, Work," given under the tniMpiuiH of the Public Library. The lnrldeniH portrayed were all nrtual happftilnKs and while many of thein'wero very liuniorouti, they phowert Homo of tbo difflonltlrs en countered In supplyinK the wanln of our" reurlln public. MiHM Mable Dolty. tho author of the ploy und nlno tho librarian, de serves murh credit for providing this jhrt of the afternoon's pro gram and has proved lo he a 'very efficient librarian. After the program a ili-lle,)oiiN lunchejm was served. J The. I.n.llr-s Kducational Auxil iary of the MethodiNt church will meet at the home of .Mrs. l- A. Kp llng, rfKiij Third street. Tuesdny Yenlntf. Mareh 4. The Lailies I'urlsh and Mission Horlety of the Ztnn Lutheran rhnreh will meet Tlniwdny after noon at :tm o'clock, ai llie borne of Mn, U. .Oiltner, l!"a:i lllreh .street. , ' The Moody Tllble Sillily class met tills afternoon at the home of .Mrs. .1. K. I'htirleton. 3 turn l-'ir ,:reei. The mihjecr for the afternoon was "Tho Karly and Latter Itoten," from the hook of Joel and a sum mary of tho hooks of lloftea nml Mieuh. 'urreni Kvenis wero nlso studied nml the iifieriiooli proved to he u V4ry fuse i nut iliK one. Tho Ilaptl.it Mlsfllonury Society will meet at the parsonage tomor row afternoon, at 2:3u o'elorl;. Mia. William Shade lu leader for the day and a very interesting meeting Ih anticipated. Anyone interesled In (he work Is cordially United and u large attendance desired. ' . t - Mrs. H. K. fool Id pre will enter tain tho Lucky Thirteen club to morrow afternoon ul her homo on O avenue. Approximately t wenty-flvo poo plo of La Grande accepted the In vitation of the ltaker I'm-7.oo-Wee dancing club and attended tt dam e given at the Klk's home in linker Monday night. Kxcellent t musl" wns furnished for the occasion and everyone present enjoyed a very delightful evening. Baby Carriages A IJiff Shipment Fresh From the Makers A Quality Sea! on Evory-Wheot . ? , Newest Styles- Reasonable Prices .. "UR large assortment of carriages, strollers and . sulkies includes all the newest designs and finishes. They will guarantee baby's comfort and your complete satisfaction. Reasonably priced too, ; so that every mother can afford one. ; They are made by Heywood-Wakefield whose 98 ' ' years of manufacturing experience is your guaran tee of excellence. A Quality Seal on Every Wheel ; distinguishes them from all others. YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD CARR'S WE CHARGE NO INTEREST ILLUSTRATIVE Entry of Union County in 0. A. C. Eduoation- ; nl Exhibition Is Wit nessed by 8,000. O It I! (J O X ACJ itH.'l'LTL'IiAL t'( H.LlXli:. Corvullis (Special). I'nlun'iuul La Limnde combined in makiiiK ito the t'nioti county hoot It :it the colli'Ke tMlticalioiiiij exhibi tion. Tile entire county wuh IIIum tiMti'd In :b uiiuiiituro scene. The exhibition was well attended. Mitre i ban laait students and faculty member utl mji-l, ivproKcntin 1 1 :t hih kOiooIm. Moro than mmmi persoiiH 111 alt saw the exhibition. A tiny Ullage on the rhtht of the booth represented La tirande and Ifi iiiihn in tin1 (liMtuiue was I'll Sim. A inlntatiu'o pusseniT train run to autl fro iroiu rnloii, through I .a C ramie, and out lo Wallowa lake in the foothill. The Old lre i;on trail, which is the only I rams -cfntincntal trail open throuKhout the yeur, ran thtotmh La Urande. A gravel palh represented tho La (Irnnde-Wall owe, highway. The 1 Jl in- iiiountiiins were rortu ed on bonk of iiiosh. Snow of cotton lay on the foothills in tho distance. Artificial pino t recti :-.tood about the county. Miniature ('hint', pheasants and a tiny pen of .sheep brought life to tho scene. Shi avr.i of different grains front the county a;;.uiist 1 he hi tie ami white crepe paper formed the background of tho scene. HuK't f ten kinds of grains, Blun mountain butter, apples, ami netted Kent polalocu were among tho products representative of tin, county industries. Karrel Hvs and Waldo Stod dard wero representative:! In charge of the booth, independence won first prize, t'ociuHle, second prize, and Lebanon, . third prize. lillAILI.W CONSI L ON COTNTUY'N I'ALKS MtOtiltKSS LONDON (AP) To keep pace with the Increasing interest which is being shown by Knglishmen In the countries of South America, the Oily of London college la giv ing regular lectures on the sub ject of the growth and future of the Latin republics. Tho first address was made hy Another La Grande Case Time-tested hy n I.n Cwmlo LeNhhnt .lust another report of sickness and suffering relieved by Push's Tills. Another La. CI ran do case lhat tells of lasting benefit. What can he more convincing? TIiouh- Jand recommend Doan's for, back- ili.lir, i I M' M4t It; pill iint Jllillfitt'll In. dizziness and distressing nrliru-y difiorders, Hoan's are a sliui tlnnt diuretic to the kidneys. They have helped thoiisamls and should help you. A La. Grande ease: Mrs M. R Nibler, :Mm; Third SI,. (Htys: '"I was prelly well crippled up with the iains In my back and right side amL It was difficult for me to do any liouse work. 1 loan's Pills were advised land two boxes cured the aches and pains ho I haven't bad any recurrence of the trouble." S G V I : UAL Y K A ICS LA T Kit, Mis. N'tbhr wild: "There is noth ing better for kidney complaint t ban I nnti'.'i Pills. They cured jne." (Hip, nt : nil dealers. Koster-Mll-burn Co., Mfrs., lluffnlo, N. Y.- Adv. :i FURNITURE EXCHANGE !! We Pay Best Prices for USED FURNITURE ;. Or Will Exchange for New , Ed. Donohue 471-J Fir & Jefferson S! SPECIAL Outing Gon-ns for Ladies, values to$2.00, each 9Sc Outing Gowns for Children, values to $1.75, ;each 98c Outing Gowns for Men, values to $3.75 $1.98 Pillow Slips, 50c values 39c Pillow Slips, 60c values 45c Sheets, 72x90, values to $2.25 : $1.89 Sheets, 81x90, values to $2.75 $2.19 Casseroles, Guernsey and Pyrex, values $3.25 to $4.75 $1.98 St; Dennis or Cable Cups & .Saucers, set, $1.25 Ftmcy Shopping Baskets, each 98c 'i II Andrews' Variety I! Store ', Service - Economy RED PEPPERS END RHEUMATIC PIS When you are suffering with Theu mntisin so you can hardly get around just try Itctl Pepper Rub mul you will have tho quickest relief known. Nothing has such concentrated, penetrating heat as red peppprs. In stant relief. Just as toon fls you apply lied Pepper Rub you feel tho tingling heat. In three minutes it warms the pore spot through and through. Frees the hlood circulation, breads up the con gust ion and the old rheumatism torture is gone. Rowlea lied Pepper Rub, mala from red peppers, costs littlo at any drug store, (ict a jar at once. Use it for lumbago, neuritis, backache, stifr neck, sore muscles, colds in cheat. Almost instant relief awaits you. Ho suro to get the genuine, with the name Rowles on each package. Blue Mountain Butter And Ice Cream Host hy Test Blue Mountain Creamery R. F. Tyler, Ti-op. Main CO 1109 Wash. I,a Grande, Ore. Scnur. A. S. IV lUAmlo. eon:ml-ffen-rnl In KnKlunrt for MrnzM, on ihe suhjeot of Iho niliiflry nml finunce Of his tiMtlve country. Th xncuk I'l1 t;t!(l thut lirirrt. to thin .wuuhl he out- of th flit t count i leii In I he iron 'an '1 :,troj Indui r.J. Thu iman of t raiuiport lu-t-seitt no tlifiiculiy iron .ttt't :.!.) irutiislrv. The ini aoM hoenuRi or the laeero numhernf navljnihl river ftiul tho f.T rail-; w.'iy Hm-x now ,in oiienitlon In the (oimtry. - Id, oinlil out ' that thi-r.' weir now 3u foreign hauk. in itio ilc jtincrlo utone. mitt "thnt itulii't rh-'i were increuMiiifr tlally. the count r lit-conilnrr Icks dept nl t ni on fnicifii marK''t. Use half as much oeqcs twice as jar JwAlU 'CEYLON lea A A if mmmm mmmmm. u r - : Grande Roside Hospital Recipe to Clear a Pimply Skin Pimples Art Impurities Seek Inn an Outlet Through Shin Pores. Pimples, sores and boil.i mu&lty re sult front toxins, poisons and impuri ties which are generated in the bowels and then absorbed into the blood throueh the very ducts which MiouM absorb only nourishment to ru.taiii the body. It is the function of the kidneys, to filter impurities from the blood and cast them out in the form of urine, but in many instances the bowels cre ate more toxins and impurities than the kidneys can eliminate; then the blood uses the skin pores as the next best means of getting rid of .'liese impurities, which often break out all over the skin in the form of pimples. The surest way to clear the skin of these eruptions, says a noted author ity, is to get from any pharmacy about four ounces of Jad Salts and take a tahlcspoonful in a glass of water each morning before breakfast for i nc week. This will help prevent the for mation of toxins in the bowels. It also stimulates the kidneys, thus coax- j mg them to filter the blood of im- purities and clearing the skin of i pimples. Jad Salts is inexpensive, nnd is ! made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with hthia. Here you have a pleasant, effervescent drink which usually helps make pim ples disappear. A nonsectarian and ethical institution that does not advertise your sickness or broadcast your opera tions, but gives you service equal to any institution in the Northwest. We employ only graduated nurses MEN'S SlinS DRY OR STEAM CLEANED WEAVERS Tailors Cleaners Ilycrsi . Pressers Depot Street Cull Phone M;iin 7,53 and we will call ' A. Big Line OF POULTRY FOODS AND RKMEDIKS Now ia the. time to use them and we can suit yon with the price.' Let us bIiow you Prescott Drug Company The New Drug' Store ' Telephone Main !.'! The . Knitted Mode Chinese colors and Persian designs -make gay affairs of the popular Two-piece Knitted Suits and Siip-over Frocks in silk or silkand-wool. "Color and Comfort" describes these Knitted Suits and Frocks that are going to be seen so often on smart girls and women this Spring. How j-oung and alive they will look in Jackets that barely reach the hips and have sporty pock ets on either side A Knitted Suit's the thing, and one of these the smurtest you can buy. r-sx LADIES READY-TO-WEAR i WjftpP AND MILLINERY L7 w . FINAL CLEAN-UP Bunting's Bargains" Chevrolet Touring Car GOOD BUY .Each used car in our stock will sell readily in another month for $50 to $200 more than we ask. C. W. BuntSmg & Son 1525 "Jefferson "Ave," Phone Main 792 READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS A T. FOR fEHMANINCEK EnIIt to EMe On : 1 uu When you come to a stretch of Concrete road you feel your car "take hold" on the firm, even surface. You notice the sure, swift action of the brakes even in wet weather how easy it is to steer. - . . You make your own .comparisons with other road surfaces. Then you realize why Concrete hard surfaced roads are being built everywhere in response to motorists' needs. One of the purposes of the Portland Cement Association is to enable everyone ix iirther he uses Concrete or has it used for him to get the greatest value lor his money. We have a personal service to ofler individuals and communities. Let us know definitely what help you need. There is no obligation. ! Our booklet R-3 tt lb many Interfiling faetl atout Concrete ny.di. ut for your copy PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION Gasco Building PORTLAND, OREG. c4 National Organization lo Improve an J Exttnd the Uses of Concrete Offlcci in 27 Othrt Cltltl t SaaiBSBgBBBgBgEiHaBBBaigBlBlMBlHMMBllUMBMSSSIfl ws 1 M HI KS H a 19 M a a M n m m w ifi w n m M u M M m n W 117 n TV ere we Lome 1 o Fill Your Needs IN ANYTHING FROM SAWYER HOLMES SEEDS OUR STOCK OF Field and Garden Seeds IS NOW COMPLETE IN EITHE R BULK OR PACKAGE LOTS FOR YOUR LAWN WHITE CLOVER OR BLUE GRASS Sawyer-Holmes Merc. Co. 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