La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 08, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textiday,' January 8, 192G. ' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 1 NEWS of SOCIETY Ixiliary Enjoys bgram- at Meeting t Wednosduy evening of this the Young Women's Kduea- t) auxiliary i rut in the Neigh QooU club rooms for Its regular It lily program and buslncsH iiing, and the sixty young wo jc present enjoyed a program 'fit ttoclnl evening. Iter a brief business meeting i (he. direction of the presl- ' IUlsa Mabel Ioiy, the coin ijjn in charge of the evening tl'-d the program with New f'H wishes from little it2fl in CALLING'S Here, IheyBuy- COATS DRESSES HATS Everything CALLING'S person, followed by a tableau ren-1 derinir of Ihe Twenty-third Psalm as the devotional for the evelilnff. Mrs. l' A. Elding Impersonated Ihi vld, tho shepherd boy. white Mrs. Cora Harding Scott recited the. psalm to music, accompanied by Mae HteuniB und Mrs. A. K. Kin mun. Thu 'topic for the program was "LlvlnR Pictures from lilt! I'oets." and the whole or Lonufellow'a "1'ourlshlp of Miles Hlundish" was enacted, while the poem was read by Jtlss Doty., The costumes of llhe players were correct to tho lust detail, und such realistic, touches as Mpinnliii! wheel, a rattlesnake skin full of arrows, und u flintlock musket, were In evidence. Thei characters were taken as follows: Miles Stundlsh, MIks Kfflo Sni der: Trlscllla. Mrs. Clyde Peterson: .lohn Alden, Miss Aria Verity: the Indian inesseliKcr, Greta McHhaln: the minister, Cora Harding Scott; tho magistrate, Mrs. Mollle Cow er: the puritan officer, Mrs. Iteat rlco I.oiiiib: Muriel. Wilson, a wed ding guest. Miss Stearns dud Mrs. Kliimun, with violin and piano, accompanied the scenes of tlin poem throughout with appropriate music, Hetween thu scenes, Mrs. Mar guerite Cooper sang two selections, for which miss Muriel Wilson posed us an Indian, mahlen. After the play, Mrs. Lucille Car ter Hendrlckson read several of Iter own beautiful poems, accompany ing each, In her talented way,, with a brief introduction.. .' . .. At. the dose of the .program 're freshments were served. . The com mittee in charge of the evening was composed of 'Mima "Cooper, chairman: Greta McShnln: Mollle Gower, Junlta Van Herg. Mrs.'. C 10. Sting, Mrs. Clyde l'etersbn, Mrs. H. G. Forrester, 'Miss-Muriel .Wil son, Mrs'. Cora Scott, Miss , Muo Stearns und Miss Mubcl Doty. , t M. E. Organizations Give Farewell Party, Members' of the Marytlia Sunday sellout class and the Men's Korum of the Methodist Rplscopnl cjiureh entertained at a farewell party last evening in the parlors of the church complimenting Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Dunning, who will soon la.vc here to make their home at Walla Wal la, ' Washington, und Mr. und Mrs. C. M. Hosumond. who will go rust In tho near future to take up their residence. - . . . , . The church parlors were prettily decorated with ferns and a-number of floor lumps. Miss Olive Wilcox was chairman of thu entertainment committee. During the evening various games were pluyed. Mrs, Hack to Old Vlrglny" and Sherwood ",,u Williams responded with orlglnul words to the same tune. ' A. W. Nelson, representing the Men's Korum, said a few words of farewell to ihe honor guests. Mrs. orgu Pierce spoke for the Mary tlia . Sunday school class. Mrs. UnsamomI and .Mrs. Dunning each responded with a few appropriate remarks. Approximately 65 people were present and after m. general good time visiting und playing games refreshments were sorvyd by Mrs. Lester Johnson ami Iter commit toe. ; ' - ' '. ".. study program which included at-v-, eral Amerieun urtlsts. Miss Hlanehe Clark will have charge of the .next meeting, which promises to be equally us interest ing us yesterday's meeting, Mrs. Moore Hostess' To Alpha Club Covers were laid for sixteen yes terday afternoon when Mrs. t 8. Moore was hostess to the mem bers of the Alpha club with a pret tily appointed bridge luncheon t her home on Hpring avenue. The table decorations were In pink tiud white, pink carnations serving as Ihe centerpiece. Following luncheon lour tables of bridge were formed. Mrs. 11. K. IMxon won high score umoitg the club members. Guesl prises were awarded to Mrs. Charles ilingner Hpfiit Hewing ami vUitlug. uti appropriate hour dainty ret'reshmuuts were served by the hostesses' mother, Mrs. 1.. M. Hoyt. ' Mrs. Pidcoek Hostess . At Uridtfe Party Mrs. Will l'hleoek entertained the members of the N. It. II. club yesterday ajiernoon ai a uengniiui party at her home on Ninth street. I luring the afternoon's play at bridge Mrs. Nellie Spencer won high score. Mrs. lloyd l'idcock re eelved the seeond piixe. After the play u delicious lunch eon was served. Missionary Society Installs Olhccrs ' Buy Now And Open a Charge Account .. Mrs. Polack Entertains At Bridgo Party Mrs. Anna J'ulack, ably assisteil by Miss Nell Giimuiett, cnterlnln ed the metnburs.uf thu Wednesday PUTMAN'S Semi-Annual Clearance ' -ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS v Continue on Women's Apparel Of ' Art Department Meets At Appleby Home ' An enl huslasl le , meeting of Ihe iirt department of he. Neighbor hood club wad held yesterday af ternoon at til homo of: Mrs. l- 11. Appleby, on lennsylvunia avenue. Mrs. K. I'. Mossmnn . opened the afternoon's program with' u short talk, on the Habzort . school in 'France, and what influence it has had on American pulnters. The hostess was leader of the Seventeen members of (he Mns slonary Hneiety of the South Meth odist Kplscopal church met yester day afternoon lor their regular hulms nurttng at the home oi Mis. H- K, Maker. New ut'ilcenf, v.lih li with elected In December were installed, as follows: i'resl-i dent, Mrs. ItoberL llelvey: vice president. Mrs. J A. Hull, com- .H-i.nlnrr HHdm. olnt. ' W.iln.a.l!ii HOOlul HIT Secretary. W l-S. I1. It. UCU- evening at Mrs. 1'olack's apart- ring: recording secretary. Mrs. C. ment In the New Foley building. -Hicks; treasurer, -Mrs. j. v. weiw, The rooms were decorated with ; assistant treasurer, .Mrs. v. v in- flowers of ihe seuson. forming alburn; superintendent ot ciniuren s deliirhtCul Bcttiiur for an ev. niuK ut work. Mrs. Yeck; superintendent ot bridge 1 MIks Ilertha Walslnger won h Igh score u mong t he club members.. The guest prize was awarded tt Mrs. W. 11. Hohnen- kamp Sr. ;.,' '' i i Dainty refreshments were served beforo adjournment. Four-M Club Meets At Hoyt Residence Tho Misses Mildred und Myrtle Hoyt were hostesses to Ihe mem bers of the Kour-M club Wednes day nt their hunie on Main ave nue. The members of Ike dub dressed like girls of fll'ty years ago. social service, Mrs. .1. A. Hall. A social meeting was planned for Thursday, January -I, ut the home of Mrs. I'loyd Mann, on Greenwood street. The Curimlloti club will nu el Mils evening at Ihe home of Mrs. Karl Van Hloklund. with Mrs. Itlukland und Mrs. W. 11. Warner as hostesses. NKW YOliK (AI1) Willi medl evul paceanliy. Miss Consuelo Van- ilerbilt was married Thursday to Karl K. T. Smith. In the drnwlng room of her mother's I'iflh uve A delight fill evening was nne hoim'. NEVER MIND THE MONEY - JUST OPEN AN ACCOUNT USE YOUR CREDIT TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE BIG SAVINGS IN THIS GREAT OFFER A SMALL DEPOSIT OPENS YOUR ACCOUNT DELIVERS YOUR PURCHASE AND YOU PAY THE BALANCE AS CONVENIENT NOTE THESE PRICES .INVESTIGATE OUR : " VALUES Unequaled Values In Living Room Suites ? ? ? y t ? ? ? t t ? f t ? ? ? t X t t ? ? y y it f ? ? ;? t y iV . . I I Coats Dresses Suits Millinery i Oui entire stock of women's apparel, at reductions we . can offer only at Clearance time! Many garments offered at but a fraction of their original price! , . . . , . ' ck lADIES RBDYT0-WEAR V AND MILLINERY Ready-To-Wcar & Millinery 2-PIECE MOHAIR SUITE A handsome davenport with hardwood frame and double doweled joints; all Nachman spring construction; upholstered in rose and taupe color mohair piped with black moss edging. January Sale Price...'...' 3-PIECE MOHAIR SUITE ? Reconstructed and recovered daven port suite having hardwood frame and double doweled joints. The springs arc oil tempered and knot ted eight ways with Italian hemp twine. Davenport, comfy chair and rocker upholstered in a nigh grade mohair. Specially priced during this Sale 2 1'IECES IN VELOUR A charming suite in rose and taupe Jacquard velour. Frame is hard wood, full coil spring construction throughout. Davenport and fire side chair to , 01 CC CA match i J) I J J. JU S-PIECE DINING ROOM SUITE A very attractive suite in two-ton Walnut. Buf fet is GO-inch with large linen drawer, 2 cup boards and silver drawer. Table, 42x60, G-ft. extension. One host and 5 dining chairs uphol stered in blue and old gold silk tapes- 01 07 flfl try. Priced during this Sale, only iDIO.UU Buy Now! BLANKETS Save! Oregon City all-wool 'double blankets, pr...$3.99 Oregon City Indians Blankets, each.:. $9.3.) Esmond "2-in-l" Blankets, each $3.03 Wool Mixed Blankets, a pair $6.00 BARGAINS! . COXWELL CHAIR Baker velour, spring cushion scat. Jan; Sale prica...?38.00 FIRESIDE CHAIR Jacquard velour, coil spring seat, Mahogany finish. Janu ary Sale Price $50.10 ..'.'. ARM ROCKERS Auto cushion seat in velour, cane back, Mahogany finish. January Sale Price $20.80 CHAIR AND ROCKER Spring seats in blue and taupe velour, Mahogany finish. Jan uary Sale Price $31.00 WINDSOR ROCKERS Doubly supported cane back, Mahogany finish $19.35 SAVE ON DISHES 42-pie.ce set Coin Gold extremely graceful with coin gold band to edge. Handles are well made gold. 010 January Sale Price iDIZ.OJ 42-piece set Semi-Porcelain high-grade dinner set in a pleasing color combin ation that vou will admire. 00 OA Specially priced..: $0.L) EXTRA SPECIAL! A limited quantity of discontinued patterns in high-grade dishes offered At Half Price Sister Mary Says: (liy Klstpp Mrti-y) '' ' ; ! Itreuki'ttst HlM prune' lth li-inun, ei-reul, tliln eri-um, lbl(''l ! Freneh toast, milk, Coffee. ' ' 1 J.uneheon I'oluto ' ,onp 1 K'llh 'eheeHe, croutona, CB-ffs and lettuce ' Hinulwlrhes, dinned elierrtei!, cook i lew, milk, ton.. . - v- -i " - ' . I lilnnerHluffea i pork tender loin, bnked nteet' puUloctt. unci iuiipk-H, Htewftd tomtlloes, moM'-il : fruit Htiltul, BpVngo chUu pijddlnjf. bran bread, milk, , coffee. ; . ! The pot u.t o eotip HugBPated , lu the luncheon menu In of c6urne iiinde villi milk. Tlio addition of rhieHe miiketi a rleli, nourlnhlnR dlMh preeludlnff th ns of . incal. I liy Hcrvlnff ejjff- und- lHuen wmd IwielteH the li-inty nHl of the dny tor junl'irH nlid'T Hehool nffe, futlH ut noontime nmkliiff U poKslhlc to Indulge In pork for the iidult mehi- i i-m of lh' fiirnlly for their fiinner. ': niiked' J'"reneh- toiisl Is rather out of -lhu 'onllhnry .but Verj; tfood. ,. lukea .Frvueli TlNWt .. , (tlx slices stulo liread cut Inch thick, 114 cups milk, 2 cbks, teuspo.on hjxH. , f '.j '.' '- lleilf.ectfM with' liilllc.. Add fllllt. jili eeneli -slice.' of hrenil Into nilx- tiirfi ohdlren, iij well-butler-fvcn. untll:.bfdjvn. a .hnklner illsh. Tho breail Musi not licenced. In lcijers But rrafli:' Ked flutuji the l)6tomof the.dlsb:-: 1'our -over ny : of, tho milk mtx turu .not ubsorhed by dipplnf tnft; brc'ud, riot, with- bits '. '.bttttti and bokn In .V- 'riioflerafcly hat djvn.;,( l''v; Ooo ta La Cranberry Pies r-- y.' : : . 30c Each,: , ''' ''.'Vip-V. Opposite 'iObwryw,.V'i;v;.is,i if ! , r ' 1. c',:: ftvilliams' Eleclric Bakery ; ' "HpMB OP TUB UOI-CEN , CIUJBT ,,' .; ' h I We Welcome Charge Accounts We Charge :j Ko ' Interest ' . , ,'; Uoyal Club Grapo Fruit; ; ; MLO SOAI (It flualfi) ," No. 2 can .......... ,...-... f..,23c 6 Hars; 1 Turkirih Tocl, all for 50c Scaled Heat Cnpo Fruit , ' This 1 tho laat towel deal we will Mo. 2 can , ;...23e have to offer. , . Preferred Stock Grape Fruit . : i No. I can ....k-.15e; Royal Club Yellow Free Peaches ' No. 2' can '28e ; CrysUil White Soap. P. & G. Nap- I!ul)i,.Eye pcllchM, No. 23 cal...:22c ' tha-any quanlily-pcr bar.... 4c G(j)(, n.u. SJiccd rcaches . .; No. 1 tall can ;..,:.......21e ; . ' Van Camp's Tork & Leans Matches, per Ih,x At . N() x can8 foR ; 23c batches, carton of 0 Imcs ... 22c Pork & r,cans . ...... (This is H regular 5c match) No 2 can 11c ,. t , 1-lb. Toy Tail P.aylc's Peanut Skat Soap, per can.......: ..10c p.uttcr - .i.....6 ' Dnino per can 2 Ic . 2 )b Toy p, 'v'Kanut - Cold Dust, large package.. 21c, Cutter . . . 52c ' f Old DuUh Cleanser, packagcr.1.7 ,c 5.)b .' T pftoytecMiTT- " ': Sunbritc Cleanser, package c. 4 Butter . - - '- $i.lT Large White licans, 3 lbs. for....25c ." Bayo Beans, 2 lbs. for v23c. PI RE MISSOURI SORGHUM ' Wc have just received another shipment. 5-lb. pails 80c KVKRY ITEM' YOU BUY AT PIGGLY M'KiGLY IS SOLD ON A . MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE. .,' i a 'mm tiJ v'-r Si'