La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 30, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text;::.:...r - - - Jj-.:.. PAGE TWO THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Monday, April .".0, 192.1. 1'J v. i r "PDWDER PLANS A RADIO PARTY I : . r iii:,.;. 'sA Ii i smm km MMmr j -. m mm m ii m rn . T7T V... . Plans are progressing rnpidly for the Junior-Senior banquet -which is to be held in the banquet room of the .Domestic Science department of the high school Saturday evening, May 6th, at ti:.'IO o'clock. About one hundred und seventy-five guests arc expected to bo served. The Junior class this year nro en deavoring tn make the banquet the largest antl best 'banquet that has ever been given a Senior class by the Juniors tn l.a (iiande for many , Vfurii Tim lummipt. fiiniii ru-lll bp years. The lmtniuet room (will be decorated profusely in flowers, as the affair is to be In the form u spring party. Several toasts wilt bo in or der for the evening. The special guests will include the school bond und faculty. 'the tirta of the Junior and Sen JnrVlastius have decided to wear light taffeta . Hml organdie dresses thi yeitt. which will no doubt blend charmingly with the decorations of spring I lowers. 'iVie Sophomore girts will serve tho dirw)er. ' . l'Vbtay evening, April 7, about one hundred and fifty Odd Fellows; Ke bekuhs and fiieiuls met in the 1, (. ). K. hall to celebrate the 101th an niversary of tho Order in America. During tho evening the following firogrnm was given: Prnyer by ('nap am; ritualistic work by chiiiimnn and vice grand; ancient history of the order by chairman; instrumental solo by .Miss .Mt Id red l.ovett; ad dress by Past (i rural Master 11. Jv Coolidcc: vocal solo by Mrs. MePher- soh; address by liev. A. H. Sitlon; violin Milo by (Jeoige Eansen; dia logue by six school girls; Scottish dance and songs by -Alec MePher aon und Mr. McKenuoti; address by John Mcldrum. The evening closed by singing the Jtchekah closing ihIo, everyono pro nouncing the evening as having been very pleasantly spent. The three divisions of the Ladies tAiri.nf the M.'K. church will meet with Mrs. Sherwood Williams, 701 Washington, .Wednesday nftevnoou at 2:0 o'clock. All the ladies of the Church are cordially invited. IhiH meeting will be a sort of a farewell party 'or Mrs. (i. 11. Omg ley, who will poop leave for !toie, Idaho, to max iwr future home. '1 he Ladies Aid feel very sorry to lose Mrv Quigley, who has been a lead ing star among them for the past eighteen months, hut all join in wishing her well in her new home. w The TVefibninster (luild will not meet with with Mrs. E. I. Mossmnn tonight as. was formerly announced. t Afra. Duffey will entertain the Eastern1 Star Social club at her home, 2005 Oak utreet, Tuesday afternoon. A delightful luncheon was given Saturday at the home of Mrs. E. P. Mowman, when the members of the Westminster Circle, entertained in Jionor of the new members. , Jhe luncheon committee, composed i asMaraa wmimkSK mmt an mfflkmwmx Just As Smart as they are essential. Minn Taylor aprons Fit and workmanship guaranteed. A Good Place To Trade a ift .the Misses Helen llohr, Adelaide Clark and Marjorie Kirby, very ijchurmitiKly served. Following the luncheon a program was given. j Kighteen git Is were present, and I n must pleasant afternoon was spent by those present. The Parkdale club will meet Wed nesday at the home of Mrs. E. Iu nher. Election of officers will be held, and a large attendance is ex pected to be present. Miss Marpraret Uaugh arrived in I,n Grande this morning from Salt Lake City. Miss Eileen Howling returned from Pendleton last evening where she spent the week-end. .liss Nedra Hunt, or linker turned to her home Inst evening af- ..:..::...- ...,.i. ...i.i. ter visiting over the week-end with menus. Fashion Notes Variation from Egyptian ParisA variation of the -Egyptian mode seen today Is the gown of dark I1"'1?. ur 4ue wi,h wule .f Egypl'an colors and designs down the front and hack. Sometimes the panel is edged with a wide band of gld iilibou, in which case the ribbon ex tends over the shoulder in an un broken line. ItiMmn Ornament On Hip Paris The single large ornament on (me hip is still today a favorite way of fastening draperies. The or nament, however, instead of being a jeweled cahochou, is now a ribbon, conulc or a big lotus flower. Cashmere Crepe London Cashmere crepe is one of the spring materials in high favor. One worn Sunday was combined with crepe de chine and cashmere crepe being stamped with plaid or some other pattern and used for paneN and sleeves. Apricot IVIt Hat. London-A remarkable hat of the moment is of apricot felt in a shape. reminiscent of the somhrero. It turns up on one side and for part of the front. The only trimming is a knot of three fair-sized red roses posed in tho exact middle of the back. Two Beach Suits Necessary New York" Swimming Is going to bo something of a hardship this sum mer utiles? one has two beach suits; the first for swimming and the sec- nd for "dry bathing" in the sand. At Long Peach Sunday the newest I bathing suits of brocaded satin had a long fold of drapery in bright col ored silk extending from one shoul der and trailing on the ground. Costume ltlouv (trows Odder New York -The costume blouse gets, as its Alice in mderlund re marked, curiouser and curiouser. Now it launches forth as a sort of basque! made up or Roman Mnpes, with a quite unrelated horizontal band of gteen crepe hanging from one shoul der. May Kade Bui Not Vet New York There is snip, talk about Hie pussitiff away of (lie vogue il and house dresses. from brilliant colors. No hint of fad- inir, however, Is seen in a new dance frock shown today of orange crepe romain, heavily beaded with jet, pearls and brilliants. . . For Romper Frocks New 1 ork Chainbruy, cotton crepe, striped batiste and English print are some of the materials from which the very young lady's romper frocks are made. For dress up she has this season a dainty little gown of organdie, dotted Swiss, or printed crepe de chine. Proving Uh Value New York The naurm nurse already proving its practicability to day. Paris likes it and New York is beginning to capitulate. Large, long unit flat, this purse is a minia ture brief case, in paisley or moire silk. . New Hair Mode. Paris The new chignon mode of dressing the hair has the hair in place cm the temples. They are sup plemented with a large jeweled, curv ed comb supporting the chignon it self. Tortoise Shell Fashion. LomlonTortoise shell lace is used more or less sparingly today on gowns of tortoise shell crepe romain. A gown of this type in the rich tor toise coloring, decorated simply with a girdle of matching lace, and one or two small bice panels, is rather a re lief from the glaring Egyption mode. Reversion in Hustle New York There is a distinct re version lo the bustle in the draping of wide ribbon with which one gown "diown hero today is decorated. The ribbon is arranged down the back of the skirt, in two rows of big loops, with flying ends. It Is difficult for n general pr-v titiouer to become a specialist after he gets the habit of making reason able charges. 10 Reduction on Tailor-Made Suits for One Week beginning Saturday, April 28th, Ending Saturday, May 5th. The Toggery Andrews Bm, 1 NOfiTH VOWDKIC. April 30. The .North powder hiKh aehool will lve ii radio party anl hunkct hgvIuI ut iho hiKh whool hiilldlng o the ven ina of April HO. The radio will ho rnw to uU. Art-r ii time of I.Hionlng at lh radio the haskeUi will lc auc tioned off ami tihtf proeeedH will ko lo hHp f-h'ur up thu Inilaneo owed I by tin' atliletiu-t'litli. ''This is a m-w kind of a purty und that it will bo popular kocs without Buying ua North I'ovnhv Is roll lo overflowing with radio tuns and all will como out to 'hear the fun. Mr. and Mr. Kd Hide were bual- liens . uui oil. ... ... n.nunu, . Kuciic HudiMHon na mien, - very t. 1- .'! Ii u I. ml wril'f I Ill-mil .....I y (mouth. She 1m repprted to be better louay. Mr. Mudflson look IiIh son Win ton to I'nlon on WdnM-sday to havo Homu dontal work done M im. Kred Nice exports to ko to tho linker howpilal in a short time jto iuk medical I rcatnutiit. Hhe hus ln-i-n a sufferer with stohiaeh trouble or a lonjr lime. Th past few warm days made a wondi-iful chaiiRO 1'm tho Kraas. Tho pastures aro eonilnj; on fine and ,Bh'!p and cut tit urc beliitf taken out lo thi pastures and on the ranges and in few dnys ;ill tho stock unt inula wilt be out. This is making tho Hio'kmcti smile as the high prices of hay made redinr very expensive. ;Thu two days of rain last week hus i uiad i'verytthtiitf in the Krowinr i line comi- on in a hurry and -1t look likp nooti crops on tho dry land us well us the Irriati'd. Ed Unrihw will movo his sheep out to the pasture he has rented 111 tho Itfvrdalc wrlion. He reports very flue KrasH In tils pusllire. Miss Sarah lleplhiKer and M ls.s Sadie lbaxton returned from their eastern trip on Wednesday. They .have had u kooiI Dine and huw lots of territory tu lludr enstern trip but 'it Is not iulte us nice uh hero. Mrs. Homer Ithhvel was a bus iness visitor In town on Thursday af ternoon. She nays tho farmers uro 'very busy out in their section with j their crops. Jwinif to the scarcity of SAGE TEA TURNS GRAY HAIR DARK Grandmother's Recipe Bring Back Color and Lustre to Hair to That beautiful, even shade" of dark, glossy hair can only be had by brew ing a mixture of Sage Tea and Sul phur. YouV hair is .your charm. It makes or mars the face,' When it fades, turns gray or streaked, just an application or two' of Sage and Sul phur enhances its appearance a hun dredfold. Don't bother to prepare the mixture; you can get this famous oMVccipe im proved by the addition of other ingre dients at a small cost, all ready for use. It is called Wycth's Sage and Sulphur Compound. This can always be de pended upon to bring back ttie natural color and Itistrc of your hair. Everybody uses "Wycth's" Sage' and Sulphur Compound now because f darkens so naturally and evenly that nobody can tell it has been applied. You simply dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through the hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning the pray hair has disappeared, and after another applica tion it becomes beautifully dark and appears glossy and lustrous. Real value in a motor car must, of necessity, be expressed in the things the eye cannot gauge. II up mob ile wheels arc strong and tough because the spokes are all second growth hickory more expensive, and difficult to obtain. Yon will admire ihv new Two I'assciiuvr HupmnlHIc t'oupe, ex hihlicd at Smith & Frees Hooverized - Greater Values Dutch Cleanser, 3 cans 25c Large Package Pancake Flour 29c Ann & Hammer Soda, 3 packages 25c Large Package Oat Flakes 29c Sunny Monday Laundry Soap, 6 bars 25c Carnation Milk, large can, 11c; case $5.18 Argo Corn Starch, 3 1-fb packages 25c Minced Clams, 2 cans 4",c Our Fresh Roasted Best Coffeee, 3 lb ?1.00 Our Seal Flour, 49-tb sack $i.G7 Upton's Orange Pekoe. Tea, 1 lb 79c Jersey Cream Flour, 49-tb satk $1.98 ANY ORDER UNDER $2.00. 10c DELIVERY CHARGE; ORDERS OVER $2.00. NO DELIVERY CHARGE. TROMPT DELIVERY RELIABLE DRIVER PHONE MAIN 19 WHERE THE THRIFTY THRONG HOOVERIZED GROCERY 7 holp tllf rat-morn arc ilolni; 1 lioll- owl: work jik much uh iOKlhlt'. Jlinn, on April 24, lo Mr. and lira. 'UN JullIlKOIl. u hou. Mr. JlllllOII .; lia not yvt iitK-kiwi jiint whnt lo cull i In- youriK man but la iiiinkliiB hit!. :tion who have just received their ounly or Warren." ' ! annual allotment of :i5 each, (a to-! Mm. U'ikI.. .mn in .. .',..1 ,.r ulrnnt S 1 1ll) 000. will Knniltl: ap.inl sivi-rni ,iavH wlih her 'riiili-r und inotticr.Mr. and .Ii-h. Ki! AhIiIiv Hho la vlHillui; Willi all rrli nila ulnco &hn rame to towa. Mm. 8. Kilwanl Koi-HHtrom enter, talnoil Itm Indie' cunl rluli al her home on April 25. Twenty-rive werti preaent unil five tulileB for cuidn. Af ler Home time spent In playing -500" tho parly ailjourneii for rerreahnienta und Ilia kooiI euta wtfre rortheoniini; in which everyone partook wllh kooiI uppetltea. The luiliea' "5yo" cluu spent another pleaaant afternoon for whlcu nils club Is noted. Mr. und .Mia. Mouse, or Telocaset, huw purchiiHed the .Mlllerite restaifc. ant from .Mrs. .Mary I'hilstmail und pow navc , (,,.,, TI10811 KOOd people come well tuicommended and have bought u uood business. North Powder needs a good eating house whttro meals will be serve.) with home cooking. North l'owder hus lots of people (hat hoard und they like tho good eats as well as other people. When the citizens of Southern Eu rope wish to speak hard words to one another, they can just name I their towns. P. J. Powers Announces A Juvenile Ball At Rex Hall Friday Evening, May 4, at 8:00 o'clock Only pupils of my danc ing class are invited to participate in the ball as dancers, but the bd cony is open to the gen eral public and every one is invited. "Comfortable as an old shoe" A homely expression that exactly describes the sensation of a woman who has been fitted to a FRONT LACE CORSET "La Camllle" Corsets embody the latest and most Important Improvements in front lac. corseting. Completo assortment of the dif ferent models and sizes always on hand. Priced $2.50 and Up. Mrs. Robt. Pattiaon I'bone S22-W Res. 170J Oak INDIANS BUY SEKI) -i (Rv Assi'iciatcd Pres.") RONAN, Mont., Apr. 30. Mnny i thp Indians of the Flathead reserva ! their money this yeur for Krain need, according to CharleB i.. I oe, Kuper- intendent of the reservation. A Farmer Cured of Rheumatism "A man living on a farm near here came in a short time ago com pletely doubled up with rneumatism. 'i I handed hrm a bottle of Chamber-1 J Iain's Liniment and told him to use J it freely," says C. P. Kayder, P.Uten i Mills. N. Y. "A lew days later ho; J walked into the store as straight asji a strins: and handed me a dollar I Comfort for- . Little Folks To insure comfort and correct foot development children's summer shoes should fit as carefully as their- heavier, cold-weather footwear. For foot troubles can develop in summer as well as in winter. Don't take any chance with old shapeless shoes. The Bootery ' "A Paradise . GROVER Regular Price $2.20 Only a Few at This Special Price "Wear-Ever" Self-Basting aSSZ Pot Ideal for pot-roasting on top of stove or for roasting in oven also for cooking vegetables, for steaming foot! and for preserving. Limited $i ,49 Time Price a- This Offer Expires May 5th Oregon Hardware Implement Co. On Depot Street, Next to Pcnney's snyint;, Kivp ma another bottle of (.h.'iniDeiimn s j.mimem; i want 11. I in tiie house nil the lime for it ofjeured mi." Adv. . J La Grande 'MATTRESS SHOP AND , WDTJITQ WIliA VliNu UKIVO j Mattrcssvs of all kinds cleaned l und rebuilt. Feather Itcnovatlng. Hag liuga and Fluff lings room Size. Carpel and Itutf Cleaning 0l:i, Si.liO and up Chas. Edwards, VroQ. I aetory rhniu :!."3-V for Tired Feet" SMITH, Mgr. & 'ssssf-r -MfTT Mkr"