La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 14, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER VnmlHV. NYivrmber 1-1. 1021 Age does not come with the Ware of trumpets. It creeps along on velvet slip, pcrs and we are old before we know it. i THE womnn who carelessly accepts her graceful slender ness ns a permanent gift of the gods is suddenly nm.i2ed to fin J that a few added years have brought unpleasant figure tendencies that . accentuate her age and betray the smooth beauty , of carefully preserved hands and face. Nature needs: help at any age ;and just thp right wisp of a corset worn in youth is a protection against the discourr.ging task. of attempting to regain lost figure lines in Liter life. Good, lines are far easier to retain than to regain. There are some very decorative models in the original G O S S A R D Front Lacing C O R S E T S so pliable and unobstrusive that you will be unconscious of their support except for a comfortable feeling of well being. ' Our expert service makes it possible for us to assume full responsibility for your satisfaction. THE OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE by Condo. ias Movie ourieoiKj. YOU'V MAK-B A H T, WKE IT fwm eve -M.' HAW -MV -ttflWi; ; e-" 1 . U I I ' mmm , . '-- TOR SALE BY HILL'S DEP'T STORE KSB8SXSI I HKC P(s:n.tY OF MS IT IS- T-4l:t IT FROM Me. RECORD PHCES SINGING SChOf IL WAS SUGGFSSFUL COVE, Nov. M. (Sp'cial.)-Tw. of Coves yountrer act were marrieu t Union Novomupr 0. '1'ho corftnict- ing parties wuru Clark Shurn and Mind . Huby Fulp. All of Cove bud umlei'- ...'Vtvuu uuib .inure was u uuuutug J J wsncc, but when they quietly stole way and. took the nuptial vow, so , t itty, to put it mildly, was ustimlahed. "When they return from their honey ; moon the yountr couple will reside with the groom' mother Mrs. Helen 1. fimith. '. The "Sinirin' School" Riven by the . Community Chorus wax a (treat sue Mrs. J.. J. Conley, Miss Fannie Brow.n of I.a Cirande, Mrs. Kay iDuncan, Jin. I tins Hertsch, Mis. A. (J. Conklm Mrs. T, W. Conklin, Mrs. C. E. Law- son, Mrs. Myrtle Conley, Mrs. Thos Hefty l.trs. Clarence Ileryfonl, Mrs E. C. Rees, Mrs. Krank Miller, Mr", John Dean, Mrs. Huby Daniels, and as Ruest of honor, the Huv. Dr. Van Will.' fir. C. M, liumuiloll is .again con fined to tho house. Mrs. Paul M. Ellis was very linn pily Kurpriaod at hep home Thursday HHernoon by the ladies of the Auxil iary. The ladies brought Jefreshments and a pleasant afternoon was spent, Those present were Mrs. M. J. Duffy Mrs. Thos. Uofty, Mrs. Clara Milman Mis. Sricdekor, Mis. Ilowarter, Mr Grant Carilner, Mrs. Annie Riiliur-1' son, Mrs, L. iMulone, Mrs. Wni. Har ris, Mrs. Tom Harris, Mrs. Atlio Kck- eisky, Mrs. A. (J. Conklin, Mrs. J. W ..Ma ffnm it .. t;n!uU Tl 'ring master, in the person of Kobort M- A'"f 'uW,' ?lrs- E Baxter, kuvo a very able remlition: " v "- of that ulmost obsolete personthe! Mrs. Robert French spent .., director of u sinitiiiK school. 'I'hel Thursday in North Powder, duets, trios and choruses from the oKil Mr. and Mrs. Perry Littler of Union lushioncd melodies were beautifully: were irucsts nt the Dean home one day (inis wneK. -gendered, securing ent'oro lifter en core. The personnel of the choru -.W Jlra. Edith Pease, Mrs. Frank . Oonley, M'ra. Ircno Boll, Miss Mar. . ftaret I.aird, Mr. and Mrs. Ceo. An : dernon, Mr. and Mrs. C .1.. Howe, Will Houx, Harry Weimar, Mrs, Ira Max- Dr. Van Waters was a dinner guest at the home of Dr. C. II. Kamsdcll Wednesday. Mrs. KloPfcnstein nnd daughter; Margaret, of ai (iriiude, are guests at the home of Mr. and iMrs. Chris fickl, Mrs. Iwis Ijiird, Mrs. Earnest Hertsch. Miller, Beatrice nnd Bertram! War- Mrs. Paulina Prilliman who is ill dell, J. R. Price, Mrs. Ixiuic Peck, Ar-iat Hot Ijiko Sanntorium,' is recover Ihur Peck, with A. A. Antles direeto: jing. Tho performance, was given ns a! Mrs. E. T. Roberts is recovering i. library benefit, totaling the mat little from an 0ienition at the Cnuide Uonde ."urn of $St).O0 for this worthy cause. I hospital in I.a Grande. I Mr. nnd Mrs. John Miller are Uhii Dr. II. Oflcdal nveivel a hasty ftum- )-ippv parents of a email son, horn minis to Portland on Thursdny. 'Tuesday. Rev. Van Waters, missionary for Miss Vivian Jarmnn of Baker is! Faslern Oregon, will hold services at house guest nt the home of Mrs.! Ihe Ascension church Wednesday, No. Wesley Smith. vemher 'Id. An invitation is extended Mrs. Alfred Deniels and her diiugh-' to all. ter-in-law, Mrs. Rube Daniels, were I, a Cirando visitors Thursday, fttrs. Dan hus a new For.) Sedan which oc cupies much of her time of late, Mr. and Mrs. Put Powers of Med ical Springs were in Cove Wednesday on thoir way to Iji Grande to give one or their popular old-time dances. The Mrs. flftedal took charge of the library Wednesday nfUrnoon. Mn. Nellie R. Grave, the lihiariun, through illness, was unable to attend to her duties. A TIMKI.V HriJKHTIO. TlliS is thn Hcnsnn nt IIia vnnr when have just returned from Walln Walla tlio prudent and careful housewife nnd Pendleton, where they lire giving replenishes her supply of (Miamber. aeries of these pleasant affairs. I Iain's Cough Remedy. It is almost Ray Comstmk of Raker is in Cove'eorlaln to be needed before tho wln for the week nt the home of his broth-j tor Is over and resulis nro much sr, 'Ralph Cnmstoek. (more prompt and satisfactory when Mrs. I.lovd Carter ami her sister, It Is kept nt hand and given as soon Miss Effie t'onh y of I n Gian.io very us the first Indication of a cold ap pleasantly entertaim il the Ladies' p,':irs and hofor It has become settl Guild nt the home of Ihe former, on ed In the system. There Is no danger .Wednesday ntemoon. The guests In giving It to uhll.lren as lt contains for the afternoon were: Mis. IVivy'iio opinio or other harmful drug. Littler of Union, Mrs. Arvh C.hiN v, Adv. Leather Goods AVo a iv tslii.wint' a beautiful iision-tnvent t.f rnthcr (loo.ls both' in I.tdios and Genti, at prices that, will surpriM y-ou. Rue Our Dislay AVindow, PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE THE REX ALL STORE FOR GRAP E CI1 Ionic Jii'dwcrs .Kiiitl In he fS)(insil)l(! for 'Wealth Showered on drape Rais GUSTS OF SMALL HOMELIER I I.STF.K REGRETS PltOroSAI. lug next .Monday night will be trans mitted by wireless telephone to all wireless stations within a radius of. 1000 miles that care to "listen In." Mary Garden, general director of tbo company, announced today. The announcement wua made by .Mrs. Garden by wireless telephone and after Hho hud. finished Jier state ment the opera. 'eonipany broadcast an orchestral and vocal seleetinn as a test of the eiiiil'puient. . DAM AGIOS I'Olt LYNCHING LAURENS, S. C. The widow of SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. J4. Joe Stewart, negro, who wiw lynch- WlllliiKiiess of American home-brew. led Here lu April, 1!I2(. baa just won era to "take a chance" with pop- a verdict ot 12.000 damages as a Plug corks and exploding casks is rosult of the lynching, from the CHICAGO. Nov. 14 Effort will be made to throw some light on real reductions In the cost of small homes" at the 17th annual meeting of the American Civic Association opening here today. Dr. John Gries, chief of the newly created di vision of building and housing in Secretary Hoover's department of commerce, will conduct tomorrow afternoon's session -on this subject. Elimination of waste In house oliius will be taken up by Edwin H Hrown of .Minneapolis, chairman of the committee on small houses f the American Institute of Architects, and elimination of waste land and lay out by J. C. Nichols of Kansas city .Mo. Dr. W. S. Stratton. director of the federal bureau of standards will attack unother feature of the. prob loin In showing how tests ofbulldlng materials may reduce cost and main tain quality. Various phrases of city, town and neighborhood Improvement aud the protection o natural -beauty will be taken up at this Tour day meeting. Among them are: Local civic responsibility, popular support for civic program, gains against the city "nuisances" smoke, nolso, billboanlH and tho wire tan gle, zoning and tho high cost of bousing. A session on national parks and playgrounds Is expected to be one of the most Important of the conven tion. John Barton Payne, fornver secretary of the interior, presiding and Stephen T. Mather, director of the national park service. Frederick Law Olmsted of Itrookllne, Mass and others speaking. A joint meeting with the Nation al Mutilciple League wilj bo held at the University of Chicago the after noon of Thursday the closing day, following a review of the associa tion's progress presided over by President J. Horace McFarland of llarrlsburg, Pa., its president. Tho association numbers some 2,- 000 individual members, civic lead ers from all parts of the United States and severnl hundred affili ated civic bodies, including a large number of chambers of commerce. LONDON (By Associated Press) The Ulster cabinet Friday rejected the government's plan for a settle ment of the Irish question on the ground that it contained fundamen tal principles which under existing conditions were impossible of attain ment. The Ulster ministers, how ever, are putting forward counter proposals. EASLES , may be followed by serious cold troubles; us nightly v a po Rua Ouer 1 7 Million Jun UieJ Y tariff It s toasted to seal in the delicious Burley flavor -A-X-I Call Ford & George, for Quick Taxi Service; re liable drivers. Stages leave our stand daily for Joseph and all intermediate points. Reasonable Rate3. For information in re gard to stages call FORD & GEORGE Main 44 rwHlKHed by tho California Urupe Proti'ctivo AsHJiciutlon us the reason why (this yew- 20,0Ul)-trti ;C;W lornla wine tfnip tTop was disposed ot nt nscoid prices. Despite the. pub- lie's hard experience with the deli- cute fen)i(mUtioii process, it is de manding the grapes i'aster than thej; can be n row ii. . , The sales come under the ruling that any family can make 200 gal lons of fruit juice, non-intoxicating. hut not necessarily confined to the oiiU'hall per. cent ulchnlie content", itucordiiiK to the California Grape (Irower, official ornan of the associ ation. .And every family with the home-brew penchant or desire is takiuK advantage ;of this ruling, it lontiiuies, "with Ihe result that there is nearly, as much wine being mado today as tin-re was before the Ki,nlitiM;nth Amendment went into ef fect." The experiences of tho home-brew ers would "prolde excellent mater ial for scenario writers. For there are thrilling eseupes and burrowing ex periences without nu in he j," The tlrupe ('.rower says. "White many people have nuide luilures of their pnst efforts, you will find them try ing again and uguin until C;ey per fect the process." All of which Is ''great stuff for the grape grower." Competition in home-brew is also providing u great stimulus. If a mans next-door neighbor turns out stuff with more i,f a ',nln" or a 'bouiiuet" in It than he can produce, he goes Id work to perfect hi own pro ess. The stimulus given tho gi ape- growing Industry by home-brewers meaiiH that the best grade of wine grapes brought in i'ZSi a ton, or about $lIlM net to the grower. Kive years ago tins trade wold around f;!o a ton. This year the wine crop was about 1OU.000 tons short In California, but the normal demand, and more, would have been absorbed by the home-brew e is. The Crape (J rower suld freight rat shortage prevented iulck turnover of the crop, hut on account of tho .small output there was no delay. Krem September lfi to October 2 an average of 000 care were shipped out of raisin and grape growing districts dally. The Grower suggests a campaign of education for the hnme-lireWer that will take some of the fulmina- tlon out of the little yeast particle that ioiiK'h on the outside of the skin of the wine grape. llome- browers are so asked to study the different varieties tf grapes so that they will not buy an interior sort. Many amateurs apparently are un aware that a certain grape grown in the yanta Cruz. California, inount ; ains makes u purlieu la i ly so parlor fruit Juice, hut reject this on atNouu' ' f its he.ny black color. Kperts lmi been retained by the assct;itt)ii , to write articles showing what a rit ties tho home-brew er should pur chase. j According to The C.rnpe Growei i the aid of both the CtmetsUy nf CiiliferuU nnd the Cuited State Internment it being enlisted to itn- ' prout the- grape vine and it pr -,duct. CHICAGO. Nov. 14. Operas pro duced by tb Chicago npfin onipny during I Lib tea woeki sesoil iUit- county of Laurens. Suit for the amount under' tho constitutional re quirements was brought by the widow, Henrieta Stewart, In the cotiinion pleas court, and Judge Mr Iver, presiding,-directed tho jury.-to bring a verdict for the full sum. Because ho phTpiioJ more hay Inst year than any other shipper. lnthe slato. il. tJ. ,ltye.d. .of Albany has been appointed, icfi-president .of tho National Hay Tress association from Oregon. , ;(l HKAI.TH. If you would enjoy good honlth keep your bowels regular. No one can reasonable hope to feel well, when eonsti paled. When needed, take Chamberlain's Tablets. They are mild and gentle. Adv. COACH K.VGAGIW UNIVERSITY OF OftKGON, Eu gene, Nov. 11. Charles (Shy) Hunt ington, Oregon football coach, has announced his engagement to Miss Hall l Hills, daugher of Mr. aud Mrs. J. H. Hills of Oak- Itidge. Ittis understood the wedding will le an event before the Oregon foot ball team leaves on Us trip to the Hawaiian islands, December 10, und that this will he the honeymoon trip of the bride and bridegroom. J. A. Thompson, a rancher of MU1 land, Klamath county, bad a leg ankle and three ribs broken last Thursday when his team became frightened and run away. DANCE REX HALL Olil Timi Ihimos 1msday Moili'i'ii fcHvccs .Hatmilny Oouiilos selected tfiich Thursday nfuht ti (umpete fin" prize waltz. Mrs. .Maxwell r fill-. Olar uroup Mrs. .riirnin - "Sir. I.eo Hanson Mr. and i!is. M. If. I'rior. - Hernloe Lcr.lier - E. 11. H.nitli 1 2 3 4 5 0 7 S ' 9 l'lKsi' ruizi'i $;t(um SIX'OXI) 11(1X1 fjWO.OO N. A. Desilet, Manager "Permanent as Uio lyraini(ls' CONCRETE PIPE COMPANY Manufacturers CEMENT PRODUCTS BEVKHsn WATFIt l'll'K ( ll.VKUT 1HE HOI.l.OW HI.Ot.K K.Mi;T SII.OS lH'J.li Ci;ill.(l MAIIH IX NIXT IONS HOI.l.OW III II.IIIMi BLOCKS PHOXK MAIN 120 l arioly Isliuul Clly J Enjoy the fun of t -making music Pianola music is man's music. It rests him at the end of a busy day lifts hi s spirit refreshes his soul -end gives uncanny skill to fingeis ,tlut maybe never learned to play; Df Ijy no longer own a gooj layer piano 'NOH'. Conren. tent turns cordially arrange J. SltominMayGo li Bohnenkamp Co. Sales Representative Selling Out Our Entire Stock of Electrical Fixtures and Supplies at cost if j-lfi.OO WidTIe Iroiin .-it . fS.OO Tin-n-tivci Tons) rr 8.00 Ainrvifm Irons at Adjust,) J.itos at f14.00 4-Li.ulit Fixtuivs at f'10.00 4-Lislit Fixtures at AND ELECTRICAL BARGAINS $14.50 . $6.73 . $4.95 . $3.95 . $8.00 .. $G.OO H. & S. Electrical Company 105 Depot Street Phone Red 3931 Al UOfl T1AE m WOMEM ff to-day arc not satisfied with leius model liouseivives, teachers, stenographers, etc. $ They aim to lie good Insiupss Komen as well, ana to that end condflct their affairs aloug tho line of the business man. They deposit their fcrnd in a bank and pay all bills by check. ' 1 Women tvho carry check 4- accounts in this bank receive every possible consideration. -3T r"."-rw LA OfcANDE' NATIONAL &ANK LA OFIANDE, ORE aoUND-PrLfABl.C- PROGRr55rVT :,MEI-IbT,?. !! FEDERAL" J..