La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 20, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text- - - IH - T 1 " Friday, Apr!! 20, 192.1. THE LA RlftWDE EVENING OBSERVER '. PAGE TWO - I , MM. III I t: St i: tt if :i i: t: i: !t i: I! ii t; it i: IE i: if 4 if t: i: i: :i ii it l: ii :i f iiiuinN mm I y U 1 1 1 U 1 1 I liui u 1 1 a fltv mm . . kw-y " -y-r ?, ,(? Fabri ncs Here is bolt after bolt of fabrics ready to he-made up into blouses, frocks, skirts, lingerie, pretty apparel for Junior, the tiny baby or for Marijane. They are of the prettiest materials of the season, and at prices you will find attractive. Voiles, Swis, Batiste, Dimity, Etc. 'mm nnrn. thnsn nrnsnnt, Mnnnt n vfirv on iljoyablu evening-. Ktf'm-U nre being .made to have a special feiuuro tor 1 1 each Thurrtday evening when tlie choir meets, and next Thursday I surprise ia irr More for those who i attend. ; , ll ii rs. .J. iwcuuin? ui ia vtrtinue, icit mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm I last night for I'ortland, where she The L. S. lo IJ. of L K. nd K.jwill spend -several days visiting held their annual 'April entertainment! fiends. at the Kajjles hall, VVerlncrtlav, April I lKth. the nvent- h.-ino- ihH fn.nth nn- Mr. Lillian Y eager, who resides nlversary of the organizing of a lodge I "t Walla Walla, returned to her III J 41 urailfle mihul1 ium, i-vviiim ni irr v i m 1 1 1 1 1 k nr A delicious chicken dinner wa.s'tlie past week in La Grande served at six o'clock under the direr-1 m, .-. tion of a committee consisting of I The members of the P. O. h. Chap Mesdanies Alary CiiIlnKher, Alta'tpr ,,,fl t,lis "iir on the branch Hickford, Kern 'Harris nnd Helen Iine trili" for Kljrin to spend the day Lane. Ahout one hundred and eighty j visiting the chapter in that city, were present at the dinner. j Immediately following the dinner! MrM- l. A. Hlackbum and little a play, "Maidens All roilon!." was daughter returned to their home in given under the able direction of Airs. 1 1 endletnn after a few days visit hero Jack Hiatt. Those taking part in the play wore .Mesdanies idl ,Kvnn. Kern Harris, Alice Holmes, Ma Chnrleton, J'lc M alone nnd Helen Lane- All parts were well played and showed a If real deal of work on the part of mo jacies preparing the, play. Thru th f.mrtosy of Mt.s I'Yedorirkr ' Kchilke,' music was furnished be tween acts by the high ehul a.a phone orchestrn, consisting of Jack lliatl, Jack Dennis, incent McKwcn, i i t r nui .wyei s niMi 'eiey Heath, nc- cnmpnnled at the piano by -Mi hchilke, lletween the second and third acts Jack Hiatt, Sr., rendered a very delightful solo, which was followed by several very clever en cores in response to the thunderous applause given by the audience. At the conclusion of the Play, the floor drill, by the drill team of tin lodge, was given by Mrs. ;.-rtha Hates captain of the'diMI team. The seventeen ladies taking part in the drill were Mesdames n.dbi s:.i.i..- color hem er, I. ilium Hedgren, leader; jh-siw naivey, hia ip.uleton. Ksmv Allison, Mary Unwes, Alice lb-lnies, Jessie Dainerell, l.sthella Norris, vioioie incKey, Melon Mine, Ilea trice iii,vjiiu, rten van, rannie MarriMm. .Mablo Hates 'Kstella 1 'utter and uvnve .stneff. The remainder of the evening was dnent in dancing, the music being fur nished by Ol.sen's orclicslra. The company dispen.-ed at a lute bour( having spent 11 very enjoyable i'vening, The general aid of the t.'irst M. K. cnurvn met for their regular monthlv business and pocial meeting in the church parlors Wednesday afternoon I ho Imtutuet for the Young Ladies r,iucational tAuxtllary will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Short. H0:t f avenue, Tuesday eve ning, April 'Jlth. liefrrhnients were served by the Fiift Division during the social hour. - Miss Klvn Hoone, wha has been Tencner in the JVndkdon M-hools fur the past several years, arrived j.a iiranue jasi nigiu am! is visiting i-h dramlos city Fchools today. loactiers in iVndh ton s schools are permitted a day nil' each year in which to visit other schools. Miss itoone i a guest at the home of her cousin, Mrs. i,oe Tut tie. Mrs. Krod Srhilke and daughter. Frrdericka, of La tirande, lett last evening for Portland, where they will visit for Rvrttl days with friends before ret u it. in g home. The choir of 1h'inn Pncrll-b T- theran church met last evening and as the guest of Mrs. K, K. Harues! .Mrs. L. It. Ilaurield left this morn ing on No. 17 for an extended visit with relatives in Portland. The Lucky Thirteen card club mot yesterday afternoon with Mrs. liruce Dennis at KDl () avenue and the usual game of Hiidge occupied a most pleasant afternoon- Mrs. Julia It. Holmes was awarded guest's . prize and Mrs. K. T. Andrews drew the high score of club members receiving the club prlxe Refreshments were served during the afternoon. Mrs. Vincent Palmer entertained! the lhursday Hinlgo club yesten'-ay afternoon at her home on avenue Mrs. Kdenhobn received high score at cards dining the afternoon. Refresh ments were s-erved during the social hour. moment. Along Fifth avenue inside the shops and outside you may see sandals of daffodil yellow amj of or chid as well as blue, green and crim son. One type of shoe has buckles on which the head of Tut-ankh-amen is outlined fn jewcts. Itrillinncy in Hats New York The, bright purple hat vies in .smartness today with the hat of bright green and bright red It Is chic to combine several shades of purple on one hat and to face it with purple of the reddish wine shade that casts a becoming glow on the face. Curious Wrist Hagn Xew York Some of the. latest wrist bags shown here today are very demure at first glance. Of fine leather or grosgrain silk, they come in black or dark blue. Hut at the sit'es there is an accordion plaited inset of scarlet or jade which shows; brilliantly as the bag swings. (Special to The Observer) UNION, Apr. 20. Rev. B. -S. Hm;hH, who turn been pastor of the I'resbytcriun church for the ptisi irew veai'S, lias leiifieri'n me m-hikoh- lion lo the chorrh hoard and will Jiirit tn n cunt idate for the position next year. ! V. Jt. Garrison was here from 'Oakland, Ore., last week looking af-tr-r sonn business connected with th'j rolon National bank. Mr. Garrison lit onc of tb principal Htockliolderii ' oi' ibis institution. t Kd Mitcheii hufl purchased the Winters property Just across tliO jstrect from his home In North Vn Ion und is rUiutnt; the trees off the jlaiifl. i I -at Powers is having large atten dant at his dancing classes which itit- is conducting at Uio Villon Hotel uch Friday evening, j .Mrs. Will Vogel was hostess to thrt ('arnatiqn club ut the I'nlon Hotel on 'Thursday afternoon. .After a onA j o'clock hinc h eon ttm afternoon was Mn in in sewing nnd having: a ileas- alit social. Iivin Hess of tin Oregon Trail 'Garaf has had a strenuous week in inn; auto Hal business. o has aver jiKcd about one ear per day and nays i tlml it takes some work to persuado diu? man each day that he needs to limy a new ear. - ' Walter AU-uehum of Oregon Trail faine. was over from Haker last Kri- i day evening chaperoning a bunch of j ihascball booslcrs. The party iiud Uin- ii r ut tin- t'nion Hotel. ' ( hir Jiih school debating team, ''consisting 'of Misses Vera Shaw and (Audrey Oe.Uip canio home from n 1 iiii io Saturday wi-aring broad smile; land unnminclng that they bad again coino out winners In thu debate hobl : n t Ontario. The question was "Ite ' solved. That ihP I . S. Government Should 4plopt a Policy of Ship Sub- Midies." John IoukIi of the high M-hool faculty has had the training !of the team and much of the suc- 'cess of tiie past two encounters is idue to his efficient work. I .Many lulling. I Owing to the fuct that several other streams In the county ura losed against fishing this season. 'atiierine i'reck seemed to bo the Mecca for rod artists Sunduy. On I'nloit fishermnn drove up the. can yon early in the morning and found I he ears so thick that he came back and tried Utile Greek Instead. The first results as far as t'nion Is con corned, were brought In by Superin tendent Gonny of the fish hatchery. Ho was out bright and early, and by ! o'clock had on display in the win dow of the Kerguson Drug Store, a rainbow trout which measured 1!) Inches long and weighed 3 1 -4 pounds. Another successful first day man , Wlilaril .Miles, landed a Holly Yardcn, and had it In the same win dow us the rainbow. The latter catch was 2 Inches shorter ' than Itonny's catch. Social Affair. A number of people prominent In Iji Grande society circles were over fur a dinner and eaid party recently. A special 7 o'clock dinner was served to the visitors and the remainder of ilio evening was spent enjoying a de lightful can! party. The visitors bl inded G. I). Stoddard, Herman Sie grist. T. J. Scrogtfin, Walter lteuter, 11. .M. Hay. G. M. IJohncnkanip, II Hayes, Or. Leo Itouvy and August Stango. and Mesdanies Scroggln, Itenior. . Hay, Hohnenkamp, Itouvy and Stango. The dinner und card rty was held ut the t'nion hotel. Nothing duff nit o has developed. ilab ly in regard lo the proponed mill land logging road here, and interest has waned considerably,- - but nego- I tlations are not entirely dropped, ac cording to information gien out last week. A survey of tint Gnthorhm fcreck logiclug road 1h hemg planned and the contract let for the wooden jHtukes. fin nm huiii uiiu (i.iiiiiik "i full swing now, owing to the warm weather. Karl Staekland, Jr., was a visitor from Cove lust Wednesday. He wa.i stopping ut the t'nion hotel. K. Meacham. I.. G. 1 towns and wire, Morris Shelton and G. T. Hunt, nil of linker, were registered nt the t'nion Hotel lust Wednesday. They were, here to ' attend the baseball meeting. Glenn A. Itiehardson will take bis final degree in the odd I-'ellows lodge hero l'Yiduy evening. The lo cal lodge will attend the M. H. church- in u body next Sunday to celebrate their birthday anniversary. Itev. rjulnu, who is a three-link man, will deliver the address. Special music will b a feature of the serv ice. Hoy Conklln, Garland Koss, Hulph Morgan and Walter Connor went over lo al (Inmdo with the high school boys for the track meet last Satur day. Itev. H. S. Hughes was a visitor In Ia Grande Saturday to witness the track meet. .Mrs. K. K. Pursel and Mrs. Viola Park were called to Marus, Wash., lust week on aeount of the illness of Mis. it I hey, a sister-in-law J Mrs. Pnrsei'H. The two ladles left for the Washington town Thursday Gvcnhiff. i i Sunday evening the Enworth T.engue of the M. K. hiireh returned the visit of the Island I'ttu league. About 2fi leaguers went over to the Island. A lunch was served at six o'clock and the double meeting was IK for Infant, invalids & Children The OriRinnl Food-Drink for All Arcs. QuickLunchnt Home .Office (hFountainB. RichMilk, Malted Grain ExtractlnPow dcrfcTnblct forms. NourUhins-Nocoobin;. WaT Avoid Imitations and Substitutes oooooooooooooooooooooooooo 8 THE HOME PLATE Rummy a Specialty oooooooooooooooooooooooooo Fashion' News Tmo Chtikor Nwklnci'H ParisNot rontont with the chokM npcklacd's original form. thi Paris ii'ime hit-. Imprnroil umn the i.lon. li'iliiy she wi'iira two choker necklace.-. Ont' of thorn must be of Pearls is hij; as inarlilos. The other may he of pearls hut is usually of some other kitxl of crws, Ik'etlcK On Mills 1 I'm isMany of the lints worn neio to.lav nre aflame with Rreiit metal hectics. 1 hese, of course, nre a resuh of the scarab eraae anil the we ttlistenini; caboohons in beetle form are as brilliant as nmiw which l.uxur ever saw. v Kor Veunner (iirlii I London Slile hv si.lo itt flin elaborate ami sometimes tonhenvvi IStryptian heaihliess so uoiversallv worn in the evening now, theiv is a i lighter ami nnmticr ornnmcnt for the I younirrr irirl. It is a slender Intuvl wn-ath of (fold interspersed with tmy biilliants and pcnils. ' j Jeel nnd I'lminum ltnirclcls ! New York It is n bit hard to dis- j titiKi-h Iho latest bracelet fmm neeklnce now that tiivklaces today are shorter than thev have lieon. The latest bracelet is a thin twist of jew els or oi piatinuni wtui a. pendant. H ia mount to he wound several times nroitml thp wrist. Colorful Shoes '11 Wttr Vnrlr Kltnitt im nmnnn Vim although only ft Xew wcro in atteml-' most colorful items of ditsa nt the The First Good Strawberries of the Season we will have a limited amount order early. Fresh Walla Walla Asparagus. Spinach Radishes 1 lead Lettuce Rhubarb Green Onions x Oregon Brocoli Fresh bunch vegetables from California. Turnips, Carrots and Roots. Hot House Cucumlfors and Fresh Tomatoes from Mexico. Fat Grape Fruit, as the season is nearly over. J. G. Snodgrass 10!) Depot St. Two riiones, Call Main 7") NO CHARGE FOR DELIVERY li.l.t .Immediately after the lunch. Mental ttoranarnicht. Tl:e Mr. .Medium who has been 111 f llr. Hiit Lake hosliilal for the last five or sU weelis under treulineiil, nnd who w.m reported us lilinoHl well Inst Week. Ims hail a mental relapse and tll.i county officials will be eonl nellcil to lake eliar'e of the case, owlni; to the fuel that he has Ihreal cni d to kill hlliisell. and ill other ways showed that his mind Is unbalanced. The Luke .authorities phoned over .Saturday that they would he com pelled lo have the slirinT take him ii..,.. ai... ini it in ion ovvintr to !lh.. cliini.T to himself nod also to others. lie came here from I'llcldu, rolo.. and as tar as can be loiui.l out. lost all his lamlh In the -hi-li water there a lew years his). II is believed that this was Vi llat aftecl cd blH mind. 1 1. M. Weaver, who has bee;j liv Itu: In Meaeham. where he had charm! of a nat-airc. nioved to rnion last week and Is livlm: In the I rani: llajij.'ei-ty property in the' west par: of town. lieintr the Inst survivor of Tenny-.-cn's noble I'lt.'h is a terribly fitttil vocation. One has to clio so often! I'rotrress is just :i slow bllHineHH of f.illlmr In line with the schemes ot ininorillcs-. I v. l5Ke good vanilla arlciifoll-bodlled collee such as Be on Hand MtB MR. BILLINGS SPENDS " HIS DIME can be used either mild or strong to suit your taste egb -and for full flavored lea TREE TEA. M-J-SE.TEMSTEIW &C0 if. .aj2k&, MUS AUDREY SAVIN - Have You a Cough? Here's How to Get Rid of the Cough ana Rebuild the Body Portland, Oreg. "A fc,v years ago I caught a bad cold which settled on my lungs and in the bronchial tubes. I had a severe cough, and became so bad that for six weeks I could not lie down, would have to sit up in a morris chair. I doctored but did not get any better, t was 'all in physically, and began myself to think there?, was no help for inc. when I was advised by one of my doctors to take Dr. Pierce's Goidon Medical Discovery. This medicine so com pletely relieved me of my trouble that I have never had any retdrn of it. My lungs and bronchia's arc strong and never give me any trouble." Mrs. Audrey Savin, (193 .Tacoma Ave. Obtain this "Discovery" of Dr. Pierce's in tablets or liquid at your nearest drug store and you'll quick ly find that it builds you up, beside correcting your distress. Write Dr. Pierce's Invalids Hotel Buffalo, N. Y., for free medical ad vice. Send iOc for trial pkg. tablets. For The LIVING ROOM We are now showing a wonclci-ful stock of the Country's Best Davenports in MOHAIR, VELOUR and TAPESTRIES . Let Us Show Them to You W. H. Bohnenkamp Go. will not i until increase prices Firestone Prices on Fabric end Cord Passenger Car Tires and Tubes, also Solid and Pneumatic Truck Tires Will Advance May 1st The postponement of this price revision' is possible only because of our realization of the price danger in the British Crude Rubber Restriction Act which became effective November 1, 1922. We were fortunate in our rubber purchases before the Restriction Act increased the price of crude rubber 160'. We have always- endeavored-to cham pion the cause of better made!-tires de livered at lowest cost to the tire user by economic manufacturing and distribu tion. And we are glad of the trpportun ity to give the car-owner the additional saving at this time. Firestone Cords embody certain special processes which result in their producing mileage records, heretofore unheard-of in the industry. Among the more im portant of tliese superior methods are blending, tempering, air-bag cure and double gum-dipping. Firestone Dealers are co-operating with us in our movement to supply your needs at present prices as long as their stock lasts-and wQ have advised our dealers that we will supply them with additional tires this month only so far as our output will permit. 9ce the nearest Firestone Dealer Purchase a fet of these Gum-Dipped Cords. Prove .for yourself their re markable mileage advantages and easy riding qualities. Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio iv LA GRANDE FILLING C0MP VNY L. C. SMITH GARAGE MbstMiles per Dollar