La Grande evening observer., May 21, 1924, Image 3

Wednesday, May 21, 1T21
THE EA GRANITE' EVENING OnSEKVEIl
PAGE THREE
NEWS of SOCIETY
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SALE
CONTINUES FOR A FEW DAYS MORE
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$215 3-Piece Living Room Suite
$169;
Three-Piece Suite consists of Davenett which can
be converted into bed; Chair and Rocker. Uphol
stered in fine quality cut velour. '.Mahogany fin-,
ished frame with-cane -ends. This suite is very
similar to illustration above and is 'n hew arrival
on our floor. Frame' was slightly damaged in
shipping, therefore it -goes into the "Hurt Gooda
Sale", at a big reduction..
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$210 3 Piece Suite $165
o-Pioco Suite, consists of full length Davenport,
.Chair and .Rocker. Loose . spring-filled cushions.
Mahogany finished frame witli cane back. 'Frame
slightly marred. A wonderful value ,
for someone ........'...:.:....!..,
$165
j $390 3-Piece Suite $290
f-S-l'ioce Overstuffed Suite, ' large Davenport, Chair
and Fireside Chair. UphOlstercld ' best grade of
tapestry. Full webbing bottom, spring cdge.; This
.is a beautiful- suite.' nt.y'a" :y;f. '"'fiJOQA
very low piice.....:.....'....;.;.:...'....:::.::.".!.''...P XJJ
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Save One Fourth to; One Half
on these Living Room
Tables
An opportunity to sti'tn-c fi table; at Very low ciit.
The tallies. Included Iti tills ,nlc an- slightly ilnm
nsctl or' tiscl tnbli-3 ilial have been traded In uii
til III !:.
$RUM ruined Oiik Table. Very heavily built. .Slightly
used. lUilm-ttl One-Half
$20.00 y. .
M2K.UII 1 imifd Oak Table, large drawer and Inner
liflf IteriiicccI tu
$19.00 .
St: 1.50 Fin i ted Oak Table. Heavy comer Asi,
drawer and lower shelf Itvdtieed lo
$21.75 .
$;IUN Combination Walnut Davenport Table. Tup
slightly mamnl. Itetluccd to
$18.75
This $85
RANGE
Reduced To
$65 !
Exactly as Illustrated . !
This is the famous Wcsco (
Range known for. its baking
and heating qualities. Nicely
nickle trimmed, white doors,
18-inch oven. Sides slightly
dented in shipping.
$125 3-Piece Bed Room Suite
$99
3-Piece lied Room Suite, consists of full size Bed,
Dresser with large plate glass 'mirror and Chif
fcrette. Wo have one suite in walnut and one in
; gray. Both are sample suites and are included in
the "Hurt Goods Sale" at a big saving to you.
$87.50 3-Piece Suite $43.75
3-piece J5cd lloom Suite consisting tf full size Bed,
Dresser and Chiffonier. Grey enamel finish.
.Hoduced-One- '
Half -
$43.75
$38 Walnut Dresser $26.85
' Beautiful Combination Walnut Dresser with large
jjlatc , glass mirror. Reduced fiJOfi CK
. in this sale to, tpAOtuD
$75 Ivory Finish Dresser $49
: A large' size' beautiful Ivory Dresser, high-lighted
. in old jvoiy. All drawers have center guides. Mir--
.or"; is. 'of 'heavy plate glass. Save more than one-
third lit this special
price
$49.00
$275.00 8-PIECE
DINING ROOM SUITE '
$195:
8-piece two-tone Jacobean Oak
Dining Suite, consists of Oblong
Table, 60-inch Buffet, and six.
Chairs, upholstered ' tapestry
scats. This is a beautiful suite j
at a remarkable low price.
Clear away of all Odd and
Damaged Chairs at a Savings
of One Fourth to One Half
and in some instances more
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!M2..'0 Mn hominy liiilh (balr. Cane hack ami
beat. Damaged! by water. St only of the chairs, Kur'i,
$5.00
$1.73 Solid Unit Chairs. Il.-.lii.i-il In llils Mile.
Three, finlv for
$10.25
7.W Ndld Oak, leather Nenl Chubs. Tlmru
only. Iteduii-d to
$11.50
$JJ.OO Malnnt Oiiccii Ann Chair. Itlne, leather Mal.'
Six only, reduced hi, eaeh
- $8.00
On Rugs, Linoleum and Congoleum
ritLNT LINOLEUM
85c
S. Yd.
Genuine Print Linoleum 12-foot
wide. Kcninant lengths larg;!
enough for kitchens, etc., that ara
slightly; cracked on edge. Regular
$1.35 grade, to be closed out at
85c per Square Yard
INLAID LINOLEUM
$1.25
Sf. Yd.
Clcaraway of remnant lengths of
high-grade Inlaid Linoleum. Val
ues up to $1.85 so,, yd. Piece.;
largo enough for kitchens and
bath, at this extru low price.
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A Number of Room Size Rugs -Axmirlsters, Wiltons, Brussels
and Velvets are included in this sale
Social Doni must be In the
hHnda or tho aoclcty cdttor by
9:30 o'clock. Duo to the fact
that tho social pago ta mutlo up
before noon. It la practically Im
poBnlblo to nacrt alorlra after
that hour. Hereafter, Itcma, no
mattor hour Important they are.
Unit aro delayed beyond that
hour, will not bo printed until
the following day News KUI
tor'a Noc.
Vhurstlay evening will witneHH u
danco at tho Country club which
celebrates tlifl first step In Country
club housu Improvement, for thtrf
bull 1h Blvcn to rttlso funUH for the
purpoHo of pitlnttng and decomtlmr
the exterior of tho club Iiouho. H
la a chupter In gencrul renovation
of the popular club house both In.
elOe and outside. Two committees
composed of ladles of tho Country
I citib are workintr hard lo ralne huT-
iuiub iur i nin w itrit ami me
dunce Thursduy niuht la the first of
the soelul activities to be directed
In these channels.
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Hundny evening will b qulle n
Joyful oecnslon for all who uttend
the rrrsbyterlun rliurch nnd the
Renerul public as well, for It Is on
that dnto a sacred concert will be
Riven lu the church and tho new
plono will he used for tho first
time. It will bo recalled that the
musical talent ufwoolutod with the
Presbyterian congregation Imn
been. very faithful In' Us work to
ward rut sin funds for; the, .pur.
ehuso of tho new Instrument und It
is therefore quite naturut for i
feellnff of JiiHtirittblo pride to b
experienced lu the lnslutlutton of
the piano in tho new ehurch edl
fiee. This pluno bus been made
possible by tho free will offering
jat saered concerts such ns the one
ilo be (riven .Sunday evening.,
'
I Mrs. I Ii.. Meyers, .afti-r several
'weeks at Hot l.uke sanatorium, has
recovered- nnd Is ' now at home
i
I Friday evening following the
.Commencement Kxerclses at the
Mormort Tubernacle the molhers of
the seniors will entertain In honor
of the graduating cIuhh with n de
lightful purly In the trymnaslum ol
the hlfc'h school. Members of the
school board, tho faculty and Jun
ior class will be guests (or the uf
tti ir.
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Tho birthday unnlversury of
Mrs. H. ,W; ltraden wu the Insplr
ution fur a delightful Kurprlso party
last, evening at tho llraden home
on T avenue. Tho evening was
spent In aortal entertainment, dur
ing which tlmo Mrs. Urunl guve
Heveral excellent reudlngs, after
which a delicious luncheon was
served, '
Thosfl present -w,tri Mr., nnd, ft(rf
H. W. Hruden. Mr. and Mrs. H. H
ltraden, Mr. ahd Mrs. 'K. P. Will
coctf, Mr. and Mrs, J. Think, Mr.
and Mrs. c, Wright, Mr. and Mr.,
AiubroHe Wright, Mr. and .Mrs. llert
Carr, Mr, and Mrs. t' A. Peterson
Mr. und Mrs. C. Weavel, Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Koehensparger, Mr. and
Mrs. H, H. Nye, Mrs. Hurry Tur
ner. tyi'S. A. It. Grant; Mrs, Laura
huvls, Mrs. Velio Murray, Miss f.n
Net! a KuchenNpurger, Miss hula
Ansell and Mlssea Myrtle and l.oln
Wlllcock. .
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Mrs. J, J. Carr will be hosteHH to
(he Thurndny It rid go club tomor
row aftnrnuun at her home on 4th
street.
'I'll.' Clio club will meet lit the
Country club Saturday afternoon.
May 24, with' Mrs; Chase llohncn
liump as host una.
The Allcel Ladles Aid will meet
with. Mrs, H. A. Thomas at tin
Riverside l'urk tomorrow afternoon
to knot comforts for the W. c, T.
LI. Children's l-'ann Home ut Cor
.vu I II f.
The I.udles Parish and MIsHlun
Soch ty of the Ion Kngllsh l.ulhi r
an church will meet Thursday af
irrnoon at two o'clock at the hoitu
of Mrs. J. Towcry.
Cove. (Kpc-clal) A wedding oc
curred at Cove Monduy. May lit, at
the homt of Mr., ami Mrs. William
K. Harris, when their duughter.
I Miss llertha. was united In mar
riage with M. J. Monohan. of Hell
iiiKham, Washington. The uffalr
wus very uub't with only r;latlvcH
and Immediate friends of the fam
ily In attendance.
The bride Is a. very charming
young lady and popular among
Cove's young people, huvlng only
I recently graduated from tho Cove
high Bchool. The young couple!
let l Immediately for their new
home In llellinghum. i
Cove. (Special) - The "Ladles,
Ctiilld wjis entertained at the home;
of Mrs. i-rank Miller Thursday af
ternoon, with Mrs. A. it. Orion as-;
Hinting as hostess. The ufternoon j
was very enjoyably spent at "Uw,"
at Ihe close of which delicious re-1
freKbments were served.
Those present were Mrs. J. J. j
Conley, Mrs. I. P. Carter, MImh
pes Kelly, Mrs. ',. Jlertseh. Mrs. C.
Heryford. Mrs. T. C. Hefty, Mrs.!
T. It. ronklln. Mrs. A. fi. fonUlln.l
Mrs. O. K. Parker, Mrs. C, K. Law
son, Mrs, J. H. Dean, Mrs. L, li.
Anderson and Mrs. Geo. Uray.
HUNT'S LETTER
(Contlnuod from page 1)
LONDON. INH)--"Th day of
tho f In pitcn Ih1 ovvc,M 'dtrt lKfi's1 Lady
TOrrington. M. P. i
'Tho girl of twenty-one has be
come serious, and J resent men ',
saying that we should not give
oles to 'flappers.' " 1
Ing Norrls for another term lu the
Henate, they should also support
tho nullonul Republican ticket"
That question troubled friends
who know Norrls Is not lu sym
pathy with tho Coolldgo candidacy
or with tho stund-pat, conservative
group now dominant In the a. o.
P. organization.
In answer to a query covering
this point Norrls replied that his
hope lor Nebraska Is that Its voters
will "abolish party responsibility
nnd in Its stead establish personal
responsibility" ou the purl of Its
publto servants.
la Washington, this pronounce
ment la regarded as an Invitation
by Norrls for his followers to get
behind tho Independent movement
forming In the middle west, which
Is expected to crystallze behind La
Kollette.
' Norris Is closer to La Kollette
than any other member of the sen
ate. They aro "George" and "Hob"
to each other. Their affection for
each other Is deep and genuine,
resting on personal much more
than on political grounds. Despite
his candidacy as a Republican, for
re-election to the Senate, Norrls
will be found pulling for Lu l'ol
lctic for president should the Wis
consln fighter bo boosted to the
leadership of an Independent tick
ct.
(BeWpihM
ureases
We urge you to viilt our drtm
department and aee these
drestes. Youwillfindgownafor
all toclal needs, which will be
both practical and becoming,
PutmanV
The bitterness with which Re
publican "regulars' regard the
Norrls situation Is Indicated by the
tending article In "Tho National
Republican," the organ edited by
George Lock wood, aeeretury of Ihe
Republican National Committee
and In which John T. Adams.' O.
O. p. chairman, and Kecretary of
War Weeks are stockholders.
"Norrls la, of course, a political
foe oT the prenldent," this article
slates, . "a political traitor to tho
parly whose label he bore when
elected to tho Semite, and when, In
the recent primaries, ho was nom
inated to run for re-election."
Rut Ihe Irony of the situation Is
(hat Norrls. disclaiming parly regu
larity, declaring for personal ruth-
er than party responsibility, will
head tho Nebraska delegation to
the Cleveland convention!
Should Wisconsin bolt the con
vention, will Norrls und Nebraska
sit tight, or, following Iho lead of,
conselenco nnd consistency, will
they, loo, walk out? .
J mutter In the bowels.
I It doesn't pay to Ignore. ' even
the most simple warnings cf dl- .
gestive trouble. Neglect '.a re
sponsible for much misery. Un
easiness at the pit of tho stom
ach, sour taste In the mouth, ex
cess! vo gas, hearth arn, nausoA,
vomiting, bitter risings, constlpa- .
tinn, biliousness, dlz2y spells and
palpitation of the heart after eat
ing uro, some of the most common ,
symptoms of poor digestion.
If you ur-f subject to nny forii
of stomach distress, aon'l fall to
try a buttle of Smith Bros. M.
A. C the guaranteed v stomach
treatment. This wonderful medi
cine usually gives prompt relief
from ' nil discomfort. In fact.i H
is sold on a positive guuruntco of
money buck If the flint bottle fails
to ilo so, A. large bottle costs but.
$l.2fi. ' , r
I'lnppcr's Day Over.
Red Ciums Phat'iuuey will mip
ply you. Mall orders accepted...-
Adv. ' . . r .,:
Beauty Seekers Will
Do Well to Try
THE MARINELLoi
shop
Itoom 0, Soiiiiuvr llltlg, -.
"A beauty aid for :'
ovory neod"
MIONU MAIN Ml '
INDIGESTION
MAY LEAD TO
APPENDICITIS
Rcpcuted attacks of Indigestion
often Jeud to serious lnflummutlon ;
of the stomach und Intiuttlnal j
tract. This Inflammation may flti
ally extend to the uppendlx. which!
usually becomes infected through I
t he presence of foul, 1 irltal lug 1
DO YOU HIIA91POO .
VOIJlt II AMI? . . ,
Hlruiiipooing one's hair In
lint weather Is most in iv
pleasant... ITave your hair
shampooed In the modern. .
comfortable way and quick
ly dried with tho pedestul t;
drier. We feuturo tho prop
er shampoo und rlnso for
gray hair.
llolibing - Marcxdlliig
Curling
AT Til 15 COLONIAL
Plionn 521-J
1803 Kojrth St. Apt D
. Phone UIO-W
7
Beauty
Slioppe
.Mniini'llu Miictlu
NOTICM
We will dye your gray
hair with Thompson's hal
dye at cost of material for
I (i ilays only. Permanently
banishes gruy hair.
JtiKMti .1, WcsitJnrubMm
Itolldlng.
Special Tomorrow
CKKAM CARAMELS, .r()c LIS.
IJUY YOUK CANDY AT
The Candy Shop
82 I'llt hT.
The Homo of Home Mailo Candy
WILLARD
Storage
Batteries
Battery & Electric Service Co.
At LciKhton'H Machine WorkH liltlif.
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