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Wednesday, . January' 2G, li)27.
LA GllANDE EVENING
.Paffe Tbm ..
I OUT OUR WAY
By Williams
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Dr. Maud Allen '
Guest at Tea at
A. T. Hill Home
Pr. Muud Allen gave. on tntor
rating tulk about hep work in
'the Kruncua Newton hoiipUul ,in
indln, where she 1ms bet-n us a
medical missionary for 3:.' yeni'i,
yesterday afternoon .when ahe i.3
the pm-at of the Missionary ao'cle'ly
of the I'IihI I'r. st.yl.M imi church
here, at u tm ut the noun- of, .Mir.
A. T. Hill on KiiHt street.
Dr. Alien lold of hcr.wujk with
t liv Indian women ami how t'hrly
llanily was elevating Hie worn n
of that country.
Dr. Allen 1h here working lo
ralsn mom y to udd to I ho i-itplp-ment
In itio hospital. Iiiforc com
ing hero she spent tmiuc time in
1'ot-ttaml,. . where he t'onuerly
inaile her home nnd from her
uhi! went to Itakur this morning.
A liberal Muhscriptinn to ihe
work was made Wy tin iiUHHlouuiy
society ami the mnrnhcrH or ttio
West uiinMcr widely, who were
special guc.stK at the tea.
M rs. I .loyil 1. lluscy ami I ".
Margaret Ingle pouivd during the
afternoon am! nnsi.Hting them were
.Mi-h. W. II. 1'lekens. Mrs. William
Miller, Mrs. 1'hir Thompmm an!
Airs. Clyde. Webb. Thirty-nix wom
en were . present.
Dr. Allen is known to many
people here, haying Veiled
(ramie about 10 years ago. Sim
was introduced yesterday by Mrs!
;. P. MoMtnan, who lold of .her
acquaintance with, her. which ex-,
tends over a period of. several
yeais, and the work she undoing;
While In l.a Qrande. .Dr. Alien
was u gmat at the Alossman homo.
Mrs. Klnphinc Herman was In-,
stalled as president o!" the Diigroe
of Honor Proteel'.ve association
last night when the regular in-
htallation of .the organization was
held ut Ki.Bles' hall, with M.i.
Alinnle Card, Slate vice president.
of Haker. acting as Installing of
Assisting Mrs. Card with the in
stallation were Mi's. Mary Heas
Mer, who ncled astisher, and Airs.
Alartan Lyman, as musician.
Mrs, Ellen .Swan was tnsl ailed
past president: Atrs. Alta Wil
liams, first vice president; Al?-i.
Alillie Keow n, second vice presi
dent; Mrs. Julia Ulatt, treasurer;
Airs. Klizabeth Wale, .financial
secretary; Mrs. Kdna Owen, ush
er; Al is. 1 'uu rl 'am pbell. atsis
tant usher; Airs. Hilda Williams,
inside watchman; Airs. Evelyn
Walden. outside watchman: Airs.
Ethel l.edhctter. right assistant;
Airs. Haz.M J.anlry. left asslstan:;
Mrs. Keiva Killgore. pianist, and
Mrs. Mary 1 lcassler, captain of
the drill team.
Three new members were tukr-n
Into the organization. They were
Airs. Clyde. -Hunting. rAhs. Clarence
Woodell and 'Airs. Chut lew -He-l-dingfield.
Airs. Swan, president for the
past year, was presented -with a
gilt rrom the association members
irj appreciation of her work while
in office.
Following the lodge meeting the
members were joined by their hus
bands and the remainder of the
evening was enjoyed dnnclng. He
treshinenls were served by a com
mittee In charge.
2 Dinner Parties
; At Stoddard Home
"Two aitif.etlve dinner parlies of
the winter season were Monday
and Tuesday lifght; when -Mr. and t
Mrs. llarl. .Stoddard and .Mr. and j
Mrs.. t'huije ;3 Uohnenkump enter-
tatned t tip Htoddard home on Oi
avenue.
Dinner -wurf tvcU at 7 o'clock
on both eventnKS. 0 guests being
i.eated around five smull tables
where bridge , was tht diversion;
tifii'rwurds,,' -
Honqits . of cut flowers nn-1
candles were used to decorate the
rooms.
On Monday evening Mrs. K. 11.
Ajmleby won the women's high (
score prijse ami Dr. Jee llouvy !
mud'; liigii srore among the met).
The consolation prize went to .Mrs.
C. I. l.urisou.
Kust niKlit .Mrs. It.
won '.the" .first prifce
women players, Dr. J. H. Ingle the
men's prize and the consolation
prize went to Alis. W, II. JUihnen
Uiitnp Jr. , -.
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Airs. C.vll. Miller, was hostess to
the mt-mbers uf rUe M. 1. .U club
yesti'ivljy iiteirfiion at her homi'i
on J'ennsylvania avenye, w he i -
three tables of bridge were at ,
play. . . , .
Airs, Gilbert made high' score
at . bridge, uttfi which luncheon i
was served by tin h unit -us. . j
The club will .meet agiiiii Tin s-1
day. Eel). when Mrs. A. J. Van!
'alkellburg will be hostess.
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Three tables of Itridre .werW" .tl
play y'sterday altei imon at thu
home ofi Mrs. II. J. Leonard wlin
h vusj hostess .to; the jmnnbt-.-s
of the Wake-elita Hrldge eliib.
Airs. Lou J I if. is matdt' high
score nt' bnilge 'and thef consola
tion prizv' went to Mis. J.-'Ji.
Oliver.
The next meeting .of the club,
Tuesday, l-Vb. 1, will be at the
home of Airs. James Oneal.
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Dobbins Entertain
. At "Winter" Party
The country home of Mr. and
(Mrs. J.' I. Dobbin, three miles
-noi th; iuit of l.a Cfiande was t he
scene of u debghtrul gathering
Sunday wh.n they entertained 1!
of t heir friends. .
The party left l.a Grande' Ra'i
day hinrning In a bob-sled, with
sleigh bells and oilier things net
oswiry for a regular old-lime
sleigh ride. 1
Alter riding for about an hour
they went to "t lie Dobbin home nt
10 o'clock, where a breakfast ta
ble had been arrapged, and a
breakfast of home-made sausage,
poached eggs, waffles,, hot biscuits
and coffee was served. .
A happy afternoon was spent
LOST MOTiOM.
U7 BV KU SERVKX. WC, t
visiting . Alter..- whlr.li dln.K'r wua
orvi'(l at 5 o'clui'k by. the hos
tess. '. . - i . .
Announcements
The imaginary trip around the
woibl in the airship "Evangel'
being taken by members of the
World Wide guild of the. Kirst j
llaplist church . and congregation
members will close tomorrow eve
ning when the regular monfnly
meeting of (ho World Wide guild
will be held at the church. The
meeting will begin with dinner, at
G o'clock, to be followed by. the
regular business .meeting and .pro
gram, i
The i-adles' Aid of the Lutheran
church wilt meet tomorrow after
noon ut 2:110 .at the homo, of Airs..
Clausen, 2211 Cedar street. ,
v circle ' No.. .Neighbors of
Woodcraft-Mil meet in .regulur'
session Thuradny evening ut the!
K. . hull.. A cordlnl invltationj
Is extended tc all visiting unem
bers. . . ,
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The Alisslon Study class of the
Kirst Presbyteiiun church will
meet at the home of Mrs. l.loydt
I.. Busey tomorrow1 ufternoon fat.
2::io o'clock.' 1
A special meeting of the bene
fit association of 'rallwuy ernployf s
will bo hld Thursday evening ut
Honan hnll,' . . '
VXIVKHSITV COJilXiK
. F1IWT FOK .WOAIKN
nivrsity i'ollege, of the lni-
vuislly of I.ondoti, which is round
ing put its first century, was the
first in Great Ilrltaln to admit wo
men students. Uu IJiSiy 'iadles'
classes la Italian and Krenc.H" wero
organized with f members. Thlr-ty-elRht
years later some very
modern women wanted lo study
chemistry and physics and classes
were organized for them. In 1S72
Eliza Ortne Insisted upon being
permitted to study ' jurisprudence.
The profeFsor. refused' 6 U'eturo
to one student, so Miss Orino wus
ultimately aduillted to the mascu
line class. Hlx' Tars later "women
were admitted' on 1he same terms
as men to the fuculttes of luw, arts
and science. '.
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Fifty 'is a good age to begin
learning, according" to' ii' college
luslructtirr; AluylM he's thinking
of I'apa llrowning. ; .
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THREE-DAY SPECIAL
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
OF DESIRABLE .
New Spring Dresses
On Sale Three Days Only
Your Choice
Colors ,
(looHeherry (
l'Vench llolge
'Palmetto
Queen lllue .
$15.75
Colors
Munkpy Hkln
Cinlilin Hlun
Atltenir .
Rime IIpIk.
SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOWS
Putmaris Always Feature the New
These c!hic new frocks come to us just when one needs them
for early spring wear; ; They are the smartest inexpensive.:
frocks you ever saw.
LADIES READYWWEAR
Aflliliffilfck;
AND MIL.UNERY
READ THE OBSERVEE CLASSIFIED ADS,
To break up a stub
born cold we recom
mend Thompson's
Cold and Grippe
Tablets
Made, in the labora
tories of the Owl
Drug Co.
25c
Moon Drug Co.
Agents I'm
The Owl IHug Co.
ANNOUNCING
The Coming of An Event Well Worth
WAITING FOR ,
The Greatest in . La Grande Histoi-y
An Old Landmark to Go.- ''; .
Garr Furniture Company
Selling Out Closing Out
ENTIRE 65,000.00 STOCK .
Furniture, Rugs, Linoleum, Draperies, Stoves, Ranges,
I Etc.
M W T mm w mr mr .. m
Watch! Wait!
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' Iiib anil iH.ri.liiu In '' ,'vt
', I am mi my f.vl nl"l
' limirH a .lay ami I van ihw
bo lt.xi.o lu'.i lli.- "lay's
1 work l out. will.mil Ht
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"hot's. Il wool. I mi';." "
, oilier Jnli rr mi"
Croi'Bi' Itii-l.aiiKon.
Tin- tiiiKvryman.
Tim lloolory U i-xcIu-Itp
" ast-iit for Aii li - I'Bwm'r
I liots for linn.
The B00TERY
' INiy ruth nnll I'Wj- lt
"i ' For greater and more important saving news.
VOICES
The day is full of voices meaningless, insistent.
They drone upon the street, chatter, at parties, hurl
snatches of themselves at you, from passing automo-,
biles, rise up and down dramatically from open-air
platforms, end with question! marks at the office, trail
after you on street cars. . .. . Your ears, forever open,
. almost have .to .hear.- ' . ' .
Yt in this same room with you are voices of utmost
silence, whose every word concerns you. You control
them more surely than you control telephone or radio.
Open a page they talk to you quietly. Close a page
they are through. They are the voices of the adver
tisement:?. They talk direct to you. Tell of better
roofing for your home, more protective paint for its
walls. Shoes your youngsters can't scuffle out easily.
Salads, delicious drinks, to gratify you. Reinforced
hosiery, cooler underwear, purer soaps. You believe
in these voices, for they have to be sincere. Else they
would not be in these pages could not have the na
tion's belief. You buy the goods they proffer, for you
know already what those goods will do. And wide
belief has lowered their prices. They are economical
sure! . '
LOOSE products everywhere in stores are crying
out, "Buy me!" But behind the voice of the advertised
product is the voice of authority. The voice that tells
the why, what, when, where and how of the goods you
buy.
Heed these courteous voices often. Read the
advertisements every day.
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