La Grande evening observer., March 07, 1924, Image 2

-TAGE TWO
THE LA GRANDE EVF.NTNO OBSERVER
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CLOSET
Begins to get rather empty iiljoiit this time
j of year. You probably didn't realize just
: how many ihings you needed until' Spring
housecleaning . came along. Everything fy
i you can possibly need may lie found here.
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A Good Place to Trade
NEWS of SOCIETY
i A rhurmlng olal affur looli On llii ir ri'liirn trip (o I.a CSrnndo
iPhipfi yim.rl"V iiritnionn, when )lr. iVcnch and dainthiiT will ai
Mrn. A. I,. Itli'har'lMoii iva Iiobi.hu i mil the I'tiloaso civic Opfni In
in u riolldniiH kiv cdiiisi iimrlK'oii, 1'nrtluml .Monday nlifhi ufinr whirii
!Klv-n ut tlic Country rluli. An i:l- llwy will n-ulrn holnt experllnK lo
liiiuHpliprn or nprlnit pri'vallirt thru- nrrlvi. here on Tmmlny.
;nul ihn inning room of Ihe club a
vry i-ffi'dlvo color nnhnnin of soldi The Youim Wornen'H Kiliiratlonnl
'uml whlii. (icing urrlnl out in ,it Auxiliary of iho .Mi lhodim cliurch
iKilliipilr ilcrorallon. Tim miiiu was on Wiilnimlay in'iiintt ai Iho
cit-vi.rly arranged in ((old nn,i w hile home of Urn. P. A. Kplimr. aliout
and u lir-ailllflll eenlerpecc of llfly-five htioK In al leluluncc. The
Kolden duffndlln, with a toneli of cornniluee in charife, conHinllnp of
Idne, ornainenled ihe lalie, whllff llrn. llpllnK. Anii"iu Johnnon, Mrs.
al each of iw my-uiif plurunlK nun Veru waiienlnirR, rora llanlliiK
a favor in iho form of a nilnialtirc. Heolt and Mahel Holy, presenled a
himki l of flnwern In Ihe Hainc daln- iiroRiom carrylnK nut ihn Hiihjccl
ly Rhaden. riohlen candle placed for Ihe iv.niiiK, which wan poetry,
in erystnl camlelalirllina and niwsy IteadinKH were given hy MIks Nell
wlllowH effeclively arraiiKed uililf-ti .Maliafley, aH.sir.tfil hy Mrs. !:. t
lo Ihe pleoKlnK atmosphere of ihe llaewtler, and ly Miaa Holy. Alius
lining room. I.IoIiiihoii pad Mi lnal)el Miller. A
rollpwlntf Ihe nervin or a .le-'vry prelly lul.lenil wm imwlilp.l
llelouH luncheon I hone prencnl re. .lo WatHnlniri;, .Mi r.'n't"
lln d lo Mrs. Hlehanlnon'n hoiin on'8"''1 " "ml MrH' Kh,','W William,?
(I avenue, where ihe afternoon wan """""'OnK a r.aillui; hy Mih. Kp
Bpenl ol i lalilen of hrldae ivll li i '" llr"' t,,'" "v" 11 l',u'1"
hlKh honon KOlim lo Mrs. John!1"1-' a m""",t accoinpunln.enl
Thelsen.. aecqnd priKe lo Mrs. Mail!'1 mm l,,,rn and Mlwi l.ola
InuiB. who la a hpiimt Ijilem al ihJOaslilll. Tiie iouic for Ihe eveniiiK
hnniH of Mrs. K. I.. Ilalslnn. fr..in V furnished hy Mrs. Sherwood
Walla Walla, Wash., and Ihx Ihiril 1 Wllliaieli and Mrs. A. W. Neliion.
prize Koing 10 Mrs. A. J. Blanae. "ho suiib a very heauliful sacred
Mrs. iliehardson's snacinua limn.1 1 duel
WHO KUIIB IMU 'IIIMIIIHi,
was eximlsiiely dccnraleil in paslel
shades of heauliful roses anil uweel
peas and al Ihe close of one of Ihu
Hpnfs. lielresliuienis carryin;; oil
ill Idea of HI. I'm rick's )uy w ere
rhestra. This clul will hold n
dance every Ihird We.lncs.lay n.
each month and a Rood lime is an
llcilialed by tin- younlf people (
l.a (Irande ihroiifrh the club.
.Mrs. '. I.. .Mackey will lie hnt:
Icks lo Ihe J. li. Card elnli wilh a
one p'clock luncheon. Thursday
uflernoon. .larch 13. Kollowinr
Ihe IiiiuImou llio alnriioon ulll
spent at ltrid:e.
Plans art! underway for Ihe
dance 10 he Riven for Ihe Hludenl
body of l.u flrunde hirh school, by
Iho Hi Kail organization, and a
Kood lime Ik anliciputi-d for every
student in Hie hiRli Hehool who at
tends. The Ijusy Mee setlon of Iho
Alncahees spent a delightful social
nflernnon Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. t. I,. Muekey. Approxi
mately Ihiify-two were present and
a very enjoyable lime was spent
al bridge ami social visiting, rfler
which a delicious luncheon was
served hy Ihe charming hostess.
mom licH'hiful vt !H8 'of jjea-H'TVfl. . . -
son Mm. lUehardaon was voli'4 fl' ' Tho inlf ,lnK of Ihe A11"11-
vcry charinlnfe hoeit-SH. Jy will ho h- ltl at ir Iioiim- or
! Alr. WhTvooJ WlMlan.s on April
,PJrl. Tim rpiiMiiitti-tt In I'hartrt) will
Yi'Slenlny was Die ' oponlnff
fit t Jit; 1.1-nit-n couine q tn stvn
ut Mrs. li. I. Mqkh man's vypry
Thursday iiur(nsr J .flit untf soWntyt
flvo pt'ople wiro prt bent to lioay
1 tin f irt led tin s. M i s. lousll1u
I mi onnoiincMl lal
Kaarl' ha" was ihr nreno of a
Vry t-njoyatil1 thin Wiln''lay
fv nlnf? whn Harry SnmlffraHH, Mr.
C I.' I l.'i.l.sl.t iiii.t All'
hanlnl ilandiiK rluh. Approxi
mately twenty roiiphs wnre in t-
itfma Histiirts 1ui'1kii Houts.
cnNHTAVTINOI'l.l-3. AI').Mo-
tfM-JtailROhl'H' Mllil llOtlHf'llOUtK br-
lonilnK to fon lKn'-t's Miuve l''n
profiiiiltfil from np raliiiH in Tur-
Hish wnl'rH (n (irronlunrH! with tin
AnKrora law restrict, in; fort-iKn
HhlpH, Aincrlcann )iavc riiik-il It"1
captain of the port lo pt-rniit Ihclr
liuinclH-H anil houm-houlti to nail In
;iht (iolcti Horn and (n tin; Ros
! pliorus.
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Wew Sandal Styles for Ypung
Women and Girli
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pwagger sandals, these, whose smart foot-
rreedom is just What, many rirls'ant. With
clever ankle strap jfastening andlow, sensible
iieti, rt lyyv uj. ltjicwe.ar sure u no very pop-
par among tne tiapperr;, ' '
pomes in brown, led and bbfo. Price
li I ISC iLJWU
200 Depot Street .. v Phone Main IKS
.,. "A rii;:uline for Tired Feet"
': . Hume of the Arch-Aid Shoe
. (iROVEK SMITH, MSr.
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La Grande
Mattress Shop ai
Weaving Work
Al.'llll'esses
cleaned and
lieuovallltK:
; Kll;s tullde I
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or nil liltul-i
l(iW imil l'liirf
iswi'r and
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I.lri'iwil I'liinlntnr
I-'ai'lorv riinne 2.:t-V
( MAS. I ItU AlIDs, l-inp.
Mali: on tint T.t nit n sraHon and
iihroiijhoia t ho nuMitlnr; much y?
itt-nsl was nianifcBt. Tho suhjectj
I for lh day was 'Thrisfa Kpiraiioo
jlnio JitrimaU-in," and Mrs. -Hfhrtl
jlOaldn, In a. very scholarly way,!
favo the hlhlp slory. Kollowini
Mrs. ICukln's story ttiron pktiirt si
Jwrf shown of Th Kntrannvand
iMIkh MarKunt Anson gavti on fHpf
nlally fine talk on ihp plclprt p. Th,c
iniaHlorH oKjhcii for th afternoon
w-r Ooromo and IMock-
Iioi-hI n ul'lnr Miss Anson's talk
a KW'ii -dlscM(HHlon Look-place on
thf pJfturi's and til' nrtlet who hud
hMHunioriruyd tlip, story. Knilow-r
Inufiho dlwusHion p. vote wuh tak
wo which picture ph( portrayed
jTio mranltiK. Tho afjdrnqou .was
'ono of lnt rtHt and us the j.cnti-n
nmuhop jfovs oi II n t'xperti 1 that
Ihi' Inter st will lncrca.st
Mrs. I). f Krmch and flaiiirlili'rs.
Marian I.ovolt aipl I-OuIkr l-'rtnch
uiU it-ayt! this -wnlnK pn N'o. Jfi
rnutn for Monmouth. Oi't'VPU,
u ro Ucy will a'U'nil Ui' Junior
at Iho Moniutuith . Normal
Uool in vhlf,h Miss .Wltked l.orJ
U, Is lakins twilfllnif i'tirtli.Mttw
i.otaii vn,u chqww tqr ihltt-bintln-.-lar
part h-opi n if roup of seventy
flvo norinal aiudtiiiiv and tho pro
dilution, is proctuliiiotj to ho an
ispiclally flu' on'. Ww Is a l.a
tirande Kirl, tiftvinjj uttomlrd i)u
Lalrando hitch school and llu
S;i(Vred Heiirt academy of this ohyj
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Prologue and Epilogue by Gtrg M'. Cohan
A Koyalty Tlay
HIGH SCHOOL AUBlTOrtlllM
:.' Friday, March 7 8:15
I; Saturday, March 8, 8:30
Dooi-s open at 7:30 JI.
;Ecaei-ved Beats at Glass ' Drugs Thursday,
I: March G, 8:00 A. M.
Reserved Seats soc
General Admission 35c
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GOODS
Ills
Hats - flJalls - ;ioves
Ma.sBs and
Tcnnil acs and
TeiVibrMtalls
F, L. LILLY
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Tn six v mo jmt i Ij'h caix
In our now hL-itlid wo will
niter ym n l al -iimiiii If
you wilt call Vat (lie Mono
wai'ohoii-o mi 1MTti v)H A'o.
TIm ev HiiMiiulHlo will
smh I o liort. st Dm nr
inus mttilt-K I ie moo , tin huy
Iho new rar,
Smith & Frees
Now l.otallon Orison
;rwory HhtK
.ttffonwni A vi Niar l'lr Sf.
I'llOM; MAIN 52?
Portland Epicurean
Jumped at This
Mar. Ill, Inst Any In pay water $ I
rent wltlinni a ix-nnliy. S--Xl ! SiM A-'jM if' ,. I
and MIhb MNHa- Raxkill. if JT Xfjr I I I fJ 1? i I Jif J V X I
londancc and a l-aanl Itnio woh I I fc w -j " ' '
, upon I at dune In if, wilh oxoollini.l ' . mpne4l&v
pl sCHAWTDli--a SHOPT, !IC.
Silver Grill i - - ;
Offer You the Best ,-.r,rrvnAAT .
SPECIAL DINNER MENU DAILY X j 1 r
.. Choice Steak and chops ' ! . I Cars - Trucks - Tractai
We use A No. 1 Steeij Reef I !.-' t
sea foods X PERKINS MOTOR CO. ;
Quick Service .
ropular Prices A ; 1 I- ' : I
Strictly American " . .' :. """ r; "" "7" :.
'! f4TV JJnrSMA.. U Wi jour liglitjto out
Nllf Said I KrvlT or th:,t .Motor ;
! I r'i(S4 Komi "ll" just call I
0-,, ii . l ii . , lJ J 1' . 'fejA :i:i-V nn.jKf'll; have it
fiMipitcnwwiwiwi w-tirwfiiiip"WPwp'f , lil 3 vorl:in;r tlio l.:-a,sL poa-
-.l -j.,. .. a. to : ! - I fcrftoIrlJaig!SSH MWo lijfTu uli'l at. least
l DON'T GCTMwl Electric
i'l , L-. J JMisnn ln.ila ;nmns -
, jj -1 1V iK'pid, Vhono :t:i-V
( Don't Be Felled
Gov. Pierce & Son
Cheat Portland
Grain-Fed
Mature Baby
Reef
At laM thut misht he Raid ly roithunl thnlor.t,
Im-ouuko I'it ico Jt !oii a iv w UIIiik: thai I'tiion Coun'v
hIkUI hi oy tho on-aiii of Hh oh ii products. llovirnn'
Vit rei & Son, hi-otMlors ami raisers of IiIk hod.i of
jHin-ty-hrod lloivforda, luuo rnntiuctod to soli us a
.supply uf tln-ir fanifd hIooih, find tho first allohnti't
in now on tho block of our retail stores. Wo arc
spt-elally thllKht.'d lo announ.-n that wo can frlvo our
o LslouitM tli i st-rvicc, and publicly express our ffta'i-tud.-
to I'ii-ree Son.
fiovornor riotre & . Son have commanded tho topj
pile.- in all oifi'i-hiK at tho Porilund Stock Mini
and tn ordri' to keop theso spl'-litlid slt-ers In La liranJ
wo had to pay n honun a substantial bonus, too 1U -
He did It Hillinjfly. Now we cjii chuckle. iM-caux-j
f;Uilldluus wtatth of rorthuitl inn nothing on usthat
which th-y p;iid hi; priceji to fr.-t i now s-llimiho
It was rust d - t'uloi) rouiity.
The st o i is now at hand, nud Iho lialarft o to como
are l.h-utlcul with tho ones Ihat creator a sms;itiin
um drew u liomw In Portland. I They ai .;iil pratn fed--
an iinportuiit ittui in tho raisiiK of l'Vr. Tho pariicu
lar epicnrlan wants grain fed Reef m n ha can K t i.
The averaeo wotirht of those sloora Is n round onn
thaustiiid pounds and their ujje. puts tlioni just boyon 1
t 10 tt;ihy r,.f stujfe j.lst where tho most delt-ctahc'
steuKs Q rousts urn producetl. At no stiiffo of hc-f
pi-odiictlon in the flavor a rioli. or tho Uhsuch ro lender
a? in and just out of the baby bei-f stag-.
Wi- ;:re ui: tickled as a kid with a now pair of hoots,
nvr this contract, and we wont our customers to shaio
of joy mill special offerThvs w 1th us. In fact, it i.n
and alnays will bo our policy to keep superior niiallty
Iwayn for,. moat In the operation of our tensive plants
oud refatt rsl jbllshiuents.
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
Lumberfor all finish
(Tainted.
Coast Fir Finish
stained, or finished
Ting, if you really want Al
USE White Cine
where
USE Old Grow
Where it
in naturj
USE Coast Fii
good t loots.
irorJ '"Pe ior an polished lloors. f
UbL Native Fir and Larch (Tamarack) for
all dimension, and where cheap com-,
mon purposes require it.
While Pine and Old Growth Yellow Coast
Fir Is the Rest Finish. Don't
Re Fooled.
The Grande Ronde Lumber Co.
A Home Concern With a Home Purpose
REAP THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED APS