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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 29, 1924)
Friday, February 20, 102-1. TTTF, LA ORANflE EVTCNTNO ORRErVET! PACE TTT i NEWS of SOCIETY Kvoryonn enjoyed a ptcnflanl timo Intinn prlxo Mi lo Mih. If. K. I"lx IflNi evening when I r. unl Mm. It. on. A. Murphy entertained a number Tho rooms were beautifully deco f friendH ul ihi'lr home on irm j ruled with spring iIiiwi-i-h tnul be nnd O street. Hrldge uuk the lea- fore adjournment u dellclou tun- of ilw evening rind nine tables luncheon was nerved. Were ul Winy, wllh high honors go-! I UK lo Mim. Doimld rugue and Mur-j The music pupils of the Inler t Kiugcruhl und Mr. Chun. mediate I cpnrf imnt of Sacred IlliiKiu-r whining the consolation Heart A ratio my will give Ihe Colin-lite, j lowing program al the home ul' An nlmotmherc of spring re- Mra K. J. I onnhue. I Sti;i Third VH 1 led throughout the lioim-, beau- street, for (lio enjoyment of their lliul Hprlng flowers iM'ln used asi parents and friends. iliK-oraikou ami at Hit' clout of a "The Nimble Hornpipe," (y Jolin very Hiiri'fSHi ul affair a deliejuim. Orlli ami "Vulse in A Flai." by i luncheon was served. ! K. Davit), played liy i:thcl Harn- Ideii; "Aulumn I'rolle," by Miller The Country club was the scene) ami "l'ert iiiiich or llu Oricnl," by of a charming affair yeaterday iii'-il.iiwMoii llthct Konolitiv; "Tin1 htnioon wlii-n Jlrn, H. Moore cn-iJolly Suitor Hoy" by Carl Moler lertuiiji-d tlic Alpha club. Kourjand "The Dunce," .selecieii, Vln tiihle.4 of bridge were at play, with cent Newlin; "tioodniglit" liy l.oi- Ihe ffiiesi prlxe going to lrn, Wul-lehorn antl "The Violiuuidlo" hy tT He titer ami I he club prize toi Stanuity, Catherine Spaeth: "Yh- MrR. Wuller l.'iHiiian. The connn- let" by Sarlnrin, liiirliarn l.uwy; 'A Skating Iarty" liy Theo pmlon nntl "Japanese 'herry Dunce" hy Waiter Smith. C.eorge Wlese; "Son ailna" hy Hoethoven and "A Jolly Sleighride." Belecie.l, Alice Milne; 'On lh. lHiivi'rniin.lu 1 l.v IiiII1i..u m I'ackty Mel-'arlund: ".Melody" hy Mr liner nnd "K veiling ivucc" hy IteilleCke. I'll ill Newlin; "A Though). Arr. hy l,c Cuiippy ami "A inerican I'olk Song," Arr. hy Mortimer Wil.ii. l-'runcif Ne lln; J "lit tho Lovely Monih of May" hy I Merkel ami "t'apric(. KHpujrnol" by ' Henry WeylH. Leiiora Mcf 'orlile; i "lialnhow UoMf'i" hy Mueller ami "Village I -ancc" hy IS iinlOKton. I Ich-n New I in. aiitl "Ca voile" hy ' HerK4" ami "l.a Tuntie" hy lleri An- Ihttiiy, ( 'arl Mcitinui. J Dr. ami Mch. li. A. Murphy were ltio.nl antl hostess to the 'lio rhlh j Wetlm-.s.lay eveniiiK ami a very en I joyahle evening was Hpenl at i jtalm-M of hridKc. wiih hijrh honorn jUotiiK to .MrH. Norman KreeH antl j :n I Hiothlard ami H. H. Co! turn 'winning Die kuh prl.e. The Murphy home wan cmiiiim , 'Itely decoraletl in h.uuliliil tlallo- Hlfi and pussy wiIIowh and tlnrimr wub Hervcd hy tho chnrmtm? hOH t esa. pivHeht. The nii'iithiTM nf ih. i.iui.v ti,:i..i T o.Miwton unn.i o. ino rres- leen rluh wrro delitfhimily enier-r , . . . . ulm, ys.wdny ath-rnoon. when ' I'" n;luy ''TT;, Mtt? h "J they hehl their usual .K atrI-,,'irly 0 ,0k at 1 lo''of ho home of Mm H. K. Co ohJ. "V :nrid, uh p.ayed durinB .h - ur f1?' An 'rtln wm i ternoon. wit. hih honors KO ulT " ff to M,. William Ho.lons. unVr! 11,1,1 " tln to jnlllwl. . w hich a delicioiiM luncht on v.h j hi rv-d. 1 t hmhr of ('oin- Mih. CoolidKe'H home wus cxiiuIh- ,M,,rr' '"'I'l'" l wlny -vciiiikI 11. ly deeorut.-d with sprinff riuw.i,h 1,iiv lkflMMneo: ihclr er and at the end of a p(.;,tl.in, latico which os lo have hicn hold , nlicrnooii Hhc wan voied n v..rv . 1 mf iiuir lor hip anw win Ichat- ntiin; lioNii tLs. A dt'liKhllul event took plare yenlertlay ailernoon when Mra Atlolph Newlin was hostess to the Thurs.lay Auction Hrhlye cluh with a delicioilH one o'clock luncheon. Following the luncheon hridire was faiure of the afternoon, wllh hlKh honoi-H iroliiK to .Mih. Hohcr' I'ulilHon. , The rooms were beautifully deco rated wllh etUi.sjle Mweet peat: and piul. riwt-H anil a very pletiHiinl :if- be onnounced later. woman' i i:hs TO TllltOW j i:M-:Tttio iu:ath switch OKLAHOMA CITY. (I.N.S.L -A . woman muy be ,thti tiexl Okl.ihoMn ' State executioner. j 'Tin wlllliiK (o Hi row the swltcli conntcttit w lih tit,' electric rhulr at the slide prison 'or jrMi" wiole the woman, wliose name Coventor M. l''..Ti:ipp refund o rev-al. -You'll Enjoy Seeing the New V USE YOUR WE FURNISH THE HOME COMPLETE USE YOUR .W , , . -r .-.n &m,'-y YOUR CREDIT IS coon Ivory Bed Room Suite 00 i 7 1 Walnut Dining Room Suite iOO Oft .Look at the picture above. While it indicates a bed loom of real Uiste and beauty, it also illustrates a de- sign which we are showing at so low a price. This four piece suite, consists o,JQi:esser with 20x24 platemirroiL Chiffonier with heavy plate mirror, full size tied and": : Chair as shown in the illustration. The four pieces cost you only $91.00. $0.00 Down Delivers This Suite lo Your Home This five-piece Dining Room Suite, is exactly as illus trated. A fine type of the Queen Anne period. Oblong table extends to six feet when opened The four chairs a'-e heavily built, corners '"are braced "with extra heavy blocks, seats are upholstered in best grade of genuine blue leather. The five pieces cost you only $89.00. $9.00 Down Delivers This Suite fo Your Home v Simmons Day Bed $29.25 An nrticlc , which combines the , practical essentials of utility and com Tor t wllh llmso of Ktwd taste nnd rcfiucniciil. Makes an excellent lied, . Heavy inntti-ess with rreloiiue covcrfn ami rhiitiv., eomplele I'or nuly .S-MI.2.V SATURDAY BARGAINS! IX THE LOWER PRICE BASEMENT STORE (5 Water Tumblers Regular 4oc Values Set 19c Set 'o IMioiic Ordei-s o Tcliierles l.iiuit. One Set lo a Ciistmuicr , 1'ivsm! Turn 1.1 ei-s wi(h fltilcd Imt tom In S-r slM'. ;mhI. I'li-ar, f;lass An evii-afndiiinry, hnrniii, for Sa( urdny only. Cranite Dish Pans Values to $1.00 Special 49C S)CciaI "o I'liono Orders o Deliveries Limit. Two to a Customer Choice of 10. H or l"-,t. ;iaiille Dish I'uiis, neid proof. 10 very picet absolutely umiraiiiccd. Ite hen1 Snl iiiday lor this real haiiiiu. 0LSWX irMlx TIUS BED . Specially Priced $26.45 llravy 2-inoli fonlililioil.s khIs flnl II uiilc rlnl Illli-t'K in rncli iikI. I a lli ll.v like I he lllnsli iilliiii alioic. I'hi Nhcil In a Hill Ivury r Vi'mls Jlnr lin iiilur. A rc.Kul.l. SiHI.rill vnliu. Real Value in Wood And Coal RANGES SALE! LIVING ROOM SUITES In Tapestry or Velour I'nlished 0-l;iole top, Hitnkr pipe lit war or high elos( : IM-ln. oven, snnilary U'ix base, nice nicUlc I rimming, white porcelain doors. our t)d lantfc taken ns first pn vnieiil. IWllam-e I Jlsy Terms No Interest, FOR TOMORROW ALL NEXT WEEK $146.50 TIere is excellent value, folks, in a two-piece Overstuffed Suite. Attractive Davenport and your choice of either Chair or Rocker to mutch. Obstruction is of the best full web bottom and "Nachman" spring filled loose cushions, lejis fin ished in rich mahogany color. Choice of tapestry o" velour covering. COMBINATION MAHOGANY LIBRARY TABLE We claim this the biggest value JQ f Cft we have ever seen in a Library ipfcjl.Ovi Table. Artistic design, beautifully finished; size of top is 22x18 inches. ; Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers Mr-' - J-t ...... ii Axminister Rugs Wilton Rugs Willon Velvet Rugs $6 Values to $87.50 .Inst 20 Hup. In litis lot, taken feoni our ii'Siilnr stock. 1' Ii c s e are dlsrontlniieil pat leriiff which we are closing ont at tlifs low price. I a cedent efdot'H and ile-laiis. Tlic Ax minster IIiiks are IIm heaviest quality seamless. The U llloti civets arr seamless with wur Hteil lop ami frlnKI ends. The ttlllmw an' all wKd with f ringed cutis. Sijs 9fl ami H.:;I0.. ' 27x51-in. Velvet Rugs $2.45 Regular $3.50 Values Here in an portiinil)' for lliose neeiliiif; Mnall ru(e. Closely noven, all woid ItH". n a i ariel y of colon ajnl Mil -i cuts. CARR'S Eastern Oregon's Iargest Home Furnishers GOVE If S III CONCERT High School Orcliostrrt Apj)0iU-s Hefore Auh rnce New Dntg Store Being Built ViVK (Hpceliil) Tho new dvK Fioro whii-h in now Inline trttilt N raphily ncarin romph-t tton and it it, 4opcd iltat II will te open Tor hn.-dnchK iihooi the mhldV of Mnroh, nn event which is bcin lookiMl foi to h.v I he vntlre ; commtmily. . " The Cove hinti school orchestral R.nvc a eom-crt Kriday eveniiiK to a kirx' and appreelnliv uidlcitce. She ptoKTm llicy rendered Includ ed trevcral vtry difficult number, p which theso younjf rtintM deliver- i d fit U vr ma:(Iel'loi IIIHIinU' and they wlio were fortunate, ettuufrh lo ie prpHcnt claim It an thu Iicm (hat baa hein fflyen and ai'rt cuRcrly nwaillnp announce-mt-nt of future ciilcrln lumen tH. Tom IVilley. nn old I linn rrd dent tf cove, nowjd UtilHe, Ida., wa.s here hint woek'nhnkhiK hanrtq With fl'lelHtN. J. li. l.ove lns jiiHt returned ; I from liosihur;r, where ho Iium been 'all winlci. j Another ear of apples left Cove' Momlay. They are lor foreign Hlilp ment and are Ih-Iuk'hik the Browers u fair price. t (Jilbeh .M tiler, who Buffered an i 1 aeehlent last week. ImviiiK Injured' his wrHt, wua unable to lake part In the hlRli school orclicstru con- j cert Krlduy evenhiB- HIh li'l wai taken hy I. It. I .ay, who in a. nkill- . en nue'ician ami ready at nil time to tend a lielphiK hand. Thp lifh hcIiooI 1 very busy Jus now makiiiK preparations for tho junior vaudeville lo lie pre sented March 7. i The lulies a hi was entertained by Mrs. Stewart Allen last week, at t he resilience of M rfl. OeorKO J Anderson. Tliere was a largo at tendance nnd most delicious re-; freslimentH were served. IM. Forer-.trom, of North Pow-j der, was u Cove visitor last week. I He lived In Cove ut one time nnd , we nr always Rlad to welcome htm hack. j Joe Motley, also of North Pow- 1 der. was a Cove visitor recently. Mrs, R. T. llnswell was a passen per on the C. li. of (. yesterday. She was en ronlp, to I .a tlrnmie lo k ."pend a few days wllh her sister i .Mr.-?. Karl Ijinders. Mr. and Mrs. O. Ilowo -will j leave. Cove the last of this, week to mak0 Cieir home In Walla Will-' lu. Mr. Itowe will be employed at j the. mill. They are selllnB their: slock beforo leaving, Howes havo lived in Cove for some Mine and j we regret to lone them. ""-Archdeacon M. McKean Goldlc wan in Cove Sumliiy Hvenhitf for servicis. lie left Monday morning Tor llulier. The fences of Mm Ascension school farm nrn uiideroinK n thorough repair. Jacob Htroliier Houx celebrated his ninetieth birthday Saturday, February -It. lie Is a hale and hearty Beilllenian, JceephiB his mind occupied with affairs of I lie da) and his hands busy. On his blrf Inlay he walked half a mile and spent the day al Mm home of his daughter, Mrs. It. R Hell. A birthday party was given on Saturday evening at the residence ol Mr. and Mrs, I i Horde for Mr. and Mrs. Kd Hartley and baby i daiiglitcr. The three birthiiays! falling very near together were nil j celebrated at the same time. There i were fifty guests and the evening was spent at music and games, j after which delicious refreshments j went served. I Itcvorond Slayton relurned laat week from North Powder. Service was held ut the Baptist church Sunday n:i usual. both inorninB and evening. At the liaplist prayer meeilne;1 Wednesilay, thi'r0 were l'.7 present.! Tlin same number was ubjto pres ent for Sunday school Sunday morning. The men on tld; hillisde were busy all last week hauling gravel to Improve their road. ! A small dinner party was given at "the residence of Mrs. A. O. : Couklin Saturday evening. Covers! were laid for eight guests, Includ ing Air. and Mrs. T. It. Couklin, ! ! Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Hefty, .Miss Claudia Gale, houln I,antz, Albert Conklln and the hoHloss, Several Cove people werft nhOi ping in I -a (Iraude Saturday. In cluded among them were Mrs. T. V". Conklln. MIhs Claudia, dale, MIsh Klhel (Jiitmby, Miss Joncphine Itllss, Mr. and Airs. Charles IV I bias. Mrs. Hobert l-'reneh and Mrs. Klmer Kulp. Work on the library is progress ing rapidly, the workers giving their time absolutely free. When I he library is completed it will truly be n community building. The, first Vote Goes To )". , - 4 New Spring Suit ljr ::. f f . ajMw&ijWteSii,, Knockabout or. Tailor-made from Wooltex ... It is the smartest thing for spring, ; built on strictly tailored lines, either in a' Foiret Twill or in the outdoor fabrics,' slripes, checks, plain tweeds. : ' . . Our early snowing is most interest mg. There are suits with the Jong coats for the older woman, but most pro- ' nounced are suits of the . boyish type, &nug shouldered, close fitting. They , r ; ' Wooltex Tailored, beautifully made priced at $25.00 to $75.00. . . . - LADIES READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY The store that sells Wooltex . FURNITURE EXCHANGE a we ray tsest rrices ior USED FURNITURE Or Will Exchange for New Ed. Donohue 474-J Fir & Jefferson FOR DELICATE WOMEN The vast majority of female ills are directly traceable to a run down condition. Huffanrf, the famous Swiss Tonic, has roitorsd lo vigorous, robust health thousands of thousands ol daiicata woman, slnca ism. It is a pure safe vegetable com pound that acts gently and quick ly, toning and building up the entire system. CARR'S EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT Offers Real Value in Used Furniture In a business like our's, lots of used.furtu-' ture, ranges, etc. are taken in exchange for new pieces. These are ref inished or rebuilt and placed on sale in our Exchange Depart ment at very low prices. We list below a few of the many items to be found in this de partment. Good Rebuilt Ranges $20.00 Round Extension Tables.- ... ( 12.50 Square Extension Tables...... ....... ; 10.00 Library Tables 11.50, Iron IJeds, New Enamel ' 3.95 Steel Army Cots 1 4.50 Quartered Oak Buffet 25.00 Solid Oak Sewing Rockers : 2.50 Square Center Tables - 2.50 Good Chairs 1.50 Dozens of other Used Household Items ; will be found in this section v of the Store. Your Credit Is Good CARR'S We Charge No Interest IS-
