Th'm-flflay, Novprnhrr P., M2-1.
TUT! I.A 'GBANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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NEWS of
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Th Ni'lphhnrhpoil club imt int-
. r-'Kuiar m-wtion Tuowlay Hfirnoon.
whin the Munday Minimi lt-i:ir-
iiH-nt furniHlit-ri Hit'-. ontiTlaiiumni
iy iiri'wiiunK a junior im;r:uu
unth-r thi' lentltTNhip of Mlm
(Jlu.lys Mill. r, , Jinsiiit y Mm
Hun-U'lt MclXninM. Jn h U w vli
chosen wo id h Mvh. W. 1'. Mi'Adoiv
aipokft of l he work nf iluil ih-parl-
:- nii-iil antj tn K-iitti .Miss .M i I 1i :
wilh n tii'iitiiimi hotiiUW of ros.-s
hi npunchitifjii, from' l lie commit-1
U-f-H of Uio, Milieu! ,lM,ii;n lint nt.
I; Tho following exrHlnt prn.ivnn
J! was frivfn: rniicr, -Junior .MiikIiv"
. hy Alis OlailyH MHJVr; nnn -; hv I
' children of MIkh Inini-nc IliiHsi-H'sJ
i-nnin, "SwImk Ikiw,1' hy Minn UUi-iH
,- loru ailI ".Mr. Krojf." hy N hitjin-
ifer; pii-ci'B with ,oi;tns mulU hV
- Alin. lnrrhlt Mel'ionuW. iiulit.iinc
a pinnoiiiuif "I ni.su;u.iy,. Mahy.v '
J Uy AlaraHtt-' iayi)or.': plavl lJ I
( l.cl.i nuil lorl Warner; "Two l.U-
lie KroffKics." My H. 1;. rVraiuni-
M. M.".loUst played byl Jaiie Itav-
"j! CIlHcrt)!; "Sleep l.tlllu; Vit&un." hy
runiiu-iMiKi-nu field, plnyetl lv l
v All hi red Khmimle; a dance hy Mi
Jane Stance "Skaters huiKv." ac-
. eoinpanled hy .Mrs. O. H. Hlruie ;it j
ihe piano; two plana nunihera "The
hum) of the Sky Illue Water." hv )
!tilhuin and "t'oiton Tails," Uy
t'celj liiirtelli, playefl hy Consiar
MrKcnzie; two vocal soios "White
r l.ullahy," hy DeKoven. and
; Child's Prayer," hy Harold, sani;
; hy Allhlred Wehh. acconipanh'd hv
Dorothy Kunk: pieces with panlo
mlnif IneludinK "An Indian lov.
- Wow," ; hy j Kryv.'Ker,J played i.hv
'i( Clarke5 liurkinlin und -lllustaieil hy
.,,'utl Kroup of children; "I'licle liein
,'(lHB." hy Cirant NolmetVr, played hv
';. Jean Uavenscroft and illuatraleil hv
jjKlok HntfheH and jVuu W'utkU
i "l-'oimd in Urandmothcr'3 Attti '
";l'"The rradle," played , Ijy Thehna
'Strain and illusiratd li' . iWnv
J. Itohnenkamp; "Thv H i,n n, n t:
Whcel," played hy X'Ju (luKcnsmi,
J'( illiislrated . hy Wilnia ' M u'y h:
. "(Irandfather'R Hword," played hy
') lalre lVrklns. illustrated hy fail
i'5llelni; "An Old, Hymn Hook."
VO Played )iy Wunda' Herry. Illustrat
eil hy Mary Klleii Pratt; a ;roiip of
nlano numbers iirclmllnjr "Noc
gi lurne," hy Ksther Gronow and "l o
i
the Klre riles." played hy-Kdllh:
Khelt; "Hhepherd's All and Mahlens!
V Kair." hy Ndres und "Seotch 'Love'
Sonw." hy MacDowell, played hy j
Norman Jesse and "The Kale," hyl
MacDowell, played by Clifford!
Hellz. ' !
' . Aller (be above delightful pro
r grain wtis rendered an announce-7-
mcnt was madu hy Mrs. McAdory
Xr; r''wardliiK the nipearunce lit I .a ,
v,. (ii'iiride of a noted pianist, Mrs. Kd-i
'. ward Macliowe.il, widow, of Hie
Kroat composer. Airs. Marl owell
Will appear in matinee for chll-i
dreii in ttie afternoon and In
- lure recitul In the evening of No-
,u veinher 4, at Hie high seliool nil
i. iillorluni. , )
A charming jiffair took place last
v, evening at the Country fluh when
5l Mr. nii-1 Mrs. Walter lleuter en
lerrained I lie ( 'lib Vl'uh ' Ffve lableH
nf bridge were at play during Ihe
evening with Mrs. Norman l-'rei s The h ill was attractively , oVeo
w inning high score for the ladies ran d with gorgeous chrysantlio
prize and II. A. Znrhrick lite gen- mums . and lea was served from
tlein'en's prize. I'.eautifiti fall llow-jrour to live o'clock wilh Ilia, lin
ers '- were attractively arranged dowinent Tl-und - ooniinittee' in
ihronghout ' Ihe chili rooms and charge, " ''t. .. . , ;- , , ; i
'during the evening a dainiy two The members'' of this .commitlor
course luncheon was served. I -in Mifi. Robert 1'ratt, chairman,
, c tin v.hoiii miieli creilit .Js due, be-
Tlie I.a. tirande Neiglil.orliond cause of "the remarkable way in
club held their annual Itenefi; ' v. hteh she handled Ihe parly, Mrs
party yesterday ntternoon at Ucx j u. j-;. WYstenhaver. .Mrs. t'l. I.. IMit
liall for the benefit of the State, ton. Mix Khm r. MoManus. .Mrs
l-'ederation Kndowment l'nnd. the j Clyde Heiiz. Al rs. I'Vank Jacksnn,
proceeds of which are turned Into (Mrs. II. CI. Av. vy, Mrs. L. II. I'ieroe;
f . .. 1 i 1 1 "' 1'"
LOW. LIGHTLY BONED
LA CAMILLE!
Com fort to the n Hi d egror !
This Ia Camlllo Is fashioned
of dainty materials, has low.
top and bnck of elnslie wel
hlug. A gnrment, that for
sheer loveliness and practical
ity, cannot ho equalled,
lie fitted to a Iji Camlllo nnd
know roul corset comfort.
A full lino of the different
models In Ilraereg and Cor
sets, always 'in hand.
MRS. R0BT. rATTISON
Corwllrre
IMioni' .Mnin r.r.o
1010 4lh St., WiM of P. .
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SATI RDAV AN!) Sl'NDAY SI'KCIAL
Peanut Brittle
2."tc a Tniind
The Candy Shop
I JO VI rt KT.
"The Home of Home-Madc Cnnrly"
(Retail only)
SOCIETY
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T) . . f-4-v TY
I OLLLKJllO 1LL
Trimming
ROWS of button and bright-col
oied plaid wool trim this youth
xful coat of navy blue wool." Ii
Is lined with the plaid material, h;
.equipped with two nood pockets
and a collar that rolls warmly about
Hie iK'ck.-rio it oiTers a rewstanee i0
tho eoKh'St of weather without bcin
Ltuo heavy for comfort ....
the Kcderaj jOrganizfition; of Wn
jnen'a clubs lo be used In the' worU
of Hie National l-Vderalion of Wo-
"l,t- i:- .1
rv.'.-nty-five tajIes3 wto at play
during
the
aftoi-nopn ' willt Mrs.
itruce Denniiif- winning -lilgfi scqvc
.it bridge, Mrs.lt. 1-. Voarcjh, sec
ond, and Aim V:N I?; lltheli, thlnl.
Mrs. U. lMdeocli Won tiie 'Vlrst'inir.'.'
at "Sun, wilh Mrs. It. II. Smith
winning second. Al 1 ho Kensing
ton table doll hats were made und
Airs. t'W-'Varhlt l; ''as nWAvde'.r a
; prize for making the best.
; Mrs. Krnest Wat kins. Mrs. I.eslvr
I stni.l:tr.l end Mrs. Hoy Currey.
e
The young women's Sunday
Hohool class of Ihe I'Trst Methodist-
Kins'opal church m-'t tor one of
their regular monthly parties 'Fiies
day iivening at ihe home of Mrs.
C. K. Huunlng. The affair took
place in t he runn of a backward
parly. evi-ryone wearing their
dnss-H hackwaril and dinner be
gan hy serving desert firsl and
ihen the main course, afier whlcli
a commltii'e consisting of Mrs.
Campbell, Mrs. Tyler,' Mrs. Htlng
and Mrs. Tutly took charge of the
livening and a delightful program
or,
ScdpSov
JaHkv
s
Jirfhwtl can be lit'lh-rnor
pmfmv quicker results Hum
ihe remarkable
SCALP TREATMENTS
auifnicnfed iy f fie frequent
use' of that nvmferful ' nevf
ionic SCALP-TONER
MAni.VF.I.I.O t-OSMETIO
MIOP
Itill. 25, Ni'W Kolpjr niilK. . '
l'liono Main 1 2
Jj
ATS CiJ&Sks .
G t mm. -t I
Jw4U mfcf. . '
Ti 1, i
mm
iuartPtiA saimi a song" hack ward,
and the pantomime of Komeo and
tJuMt watt literally arted oul."
'I'heiic parlies are hold once a
i month hy members of (he Sunday
school class and are looked for.
ward to wilh groat anticipation hy
the members and I heir friends.
'
1 The first division of the Ladles
Aid of the Kirst Aleihodisl Kpieo
pal church mot yesterday for tlmlr
regular mooting at the homo of
Airs. Kloyd MeKennon. After the
reiihir business session, with Mrs.
S. I. mllh, president, presiding.
Miss t'hapell. slato siiperluiendonl
of home econoinU's education, of
Corvatlls. Kavo an Interesting talk
concerning her' work.' IMuns for
the coming bazaar worn discussed.
Before adjournment dainty ro fresh -
lee iu charge consisting of Airs.
MeKennon. Mrs. f"red Smith apd
Mrs. It. A. Thurston. .
Announcements
Social aunouncrnwiitft may
ho iM'luIrd In ilils toliiina froo
of i'hargf . ' , Any auiiouiiuf
menls iirvtainin lo any fmic
tlon.4 sui'li as rooked ftHHl
sales, etc., will bo refused. Au
uoiiucf'iueiils, lo bo pi'Intod I ho
Nami' ilay, must ho lu tux-Ieiy
t-Ui tor's bauds by 9:00 uVI(HiL.
-Now tll(ors note.
Chapter I., I'.'K. O.. will moot
at the. home of Jdrs.. J.' !.- AtoKen
non Friday afternoon, promptly al
two o'clock, with Mrs. f. H. Ilhl
we und Mrs. Q. U Uuitou In
charge of Hie program.
i "! ::'!- !' j' !
The r'aron.-T,.actiers Assoriatlon
of Wllow school will meet Friday
afb-inson at the seliool,
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K. 'Jaoobsoii will he liostt-Hs
to the Friday Hrltgo plub timior
rov artcrnopn; November, T. ).
' TheUunior nrldtfotluh will iiieel
tomorrow afternoon, Noveinbe.r . 7.
:M the honm qf ' Airs., hosier Stod
dard, with Airs. Stoddard und Mrs.
Itnymond Diggers us hostesses.
iVecuuso . Tuesday, the mooting
duy of the Tuosduy Itrtdge- 'club,
comes on Armistice duy the club
will meet on Wednesday, Novem
ber, instead, at the homo of Airs
I'M. Hoylen.
IT Alio Cofttt, Baking
1 1 9 S p I c e and 31 t
c list tr
A tin of any
HUNtS 1ETTER i
(Continued from p&fffl 1)
Moptltli fui aoorHniea of agrloul
iii In Wllsoirs adminiut ration.
Hiirlomti uaod horas bcoaust he
loved I hem. Homo people (nought
it was a poba with htm, bill H
uasn'i. Hy, pr.ifcrml .walking to
atitnliig. and' wheii he tlidii'l drlv'
loun to vl iKwIoffifjo depai'Hneiit
ho took shank's inure ami hiked II.
Houston und Meredith rlutig In
die linrse find otirriaij as a pari
nt the trudltion of tliq ofi'lee. It
always had been liebl the proHr
thing for the heads of the IVpurt-
meut of Agrlcuiluro lo use hurst's.
li luado iheui whii closer to the
soil, und wo' supposed lo heighten
;hom In I ho regard of farmer gen
erally; . . ; V
Willi the inodernUing nf gnvorn-
iiient umlerjtie Harding udnilulu
:ruttpn. however. Will. Hays uskod
for und got un automobile for the
postmaster, general and another;
was granted Jieoretury of Agricul
ture Wallace.
Which left JiiKseraud and hit
barouche Hie' only reprosonlativo'n
in official lit'il ol the old order of
transportation. . , .
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Aluch has been written, both in
We Seli .
.UKRSY- GUPS AND
V CRATES
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As well as
'!'
BETTER f
OXES
Union Box Co,
V Phone Main 588
La Grande, Ore.
Wit
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cost you nothing at all if you do'
not pronounce it to be the rarest
tea you have ever tasted. Ask
your grocer about this offer.
Schilling Tea
' Ghtwrlds only tai -J.lbat is.
in vacuum
Powderl
1 1 r s c t I
fuct.xand fivUau. ubouu,Ue.4uIUr'i
nco of a wife on a husband's ca-
rer. -. . ...... .......
Whether It in a morn oolncideiien
or whether ihe fact Jiiul sumolhlng
to do wilh tio resti It. II It of pns
siblo slgnifleunco thai Hetior JuiiJ
Klano v ijuyguiioM, who swhuMs
The NEW
Shape
EVERYONE seems gtad
to forget there ever
was a SQUARE cracker
that shattered to bits at
the first bite, scatterihty
crumbs and getting your
lingers buttery or iticky,,,.
Our NEW iSHAPE ' ,
TRU-BAKE SODAS
"are a real contribution to the arts of dainty sewing end
eating, with their' slenderire'd shape that fits the Wt.i. ,',;;.
And their better flavor;a-.id crisp lightness lingnr In
your memory, reminding'Vou that you want to EAT
MORE of those delicious TRU-BAKE SODAS.
At Your
Grocers
TD11 RI II Ricotiif Pa Tit
IllU Vuv MiovU1 vv.".
)(( $rl
' thafs
j
size you choose will
Jussorand ,aa dan- .at) tty-.49r.
uiailp corps, because of hid long
ervlca In Washington; has, like
Jusserund, un American wile. Ma-
dumo Justteruud was a Aliss Itlch
ants nf Nw VorU. Kenora Itlano
uvi a Washlugiou Hirl, ionn.rly
Miss AH1 Ward.
J ,.1-' l.':4. v'.". '
S ol. and tami .
Sit, lKte i
lb prkna of or
Sinur wds cruk
us. ob l rrs-Bla Ordisni. aailM ty1t
Jiiicsui sda rru'Xis rruii uw,
By a pataei
secret process
all the .rarest
Oriental tea Id'
vors are brought
to you for tlic
first time.
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Quality
Newest modeH in coats
' of distinctive lines." Ex
cellent materials and
quality, that will insure
niost satisfactory wear.
$23.75
r, ' ' LADIES
AND
ASK
PURITY
BREAD
First
La Grande Bakery
K. J. McWilUams
PURITY BREAD . SUPERFINE BREAD
" ' ' . ' ' . ,.. ,,,,
Buy your furniture the modern way a email pay-'
mcnt down and tho rest in weekly or monthly in
stallments just like a savings account. Our easy
credit terms point the way to a more comfortable
home for you this winter at prices which are anuu
ingly low. ' ,
CARR'S
Furniture Exchange
E. J. Donohue
We Buy, Sell
or .
Trade ' t
NEW AND USED FURNITURE
I'hone 474-J
Delco
KLAXON
REMY
WILLARD
DOSCH
IflD BATTERY
VrlghUm
tail
19 II
A
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iiiHt:t.i.:J TTTT n 1
to $97.50
READY - TO - WEAR
MILLINERY
TOR
for Quality,
. v: ' Fir and Jefferson
Oi'l'icial Sei vice Station
v Willard Genuine Parts '
1 United Motor
Official Service Station
Sales and Servica ."
Genuine Parts
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Wssbinlon Ara.
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