La Grande evening observer., August 29, 1923, Image 3

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Wednesday, August 29, 1923.
THE -LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVES "
Bar Association To Promote
Study of, U.S.Constitution
Tie twenty-ninth wcililinsr anniver-bo amiinir the waynn's rl.niri
snry of Mi ml Mri. J. A. A ui rkle fpulrrn.
of the Model Kettnurnnt. mill thi
liirt'-vli'y anniversary of Mrs. Clrnooj Small Satin Swanky Turban.
S'i. tii r n was the inspiration for a I.onij. n. A mnaii -I'.iin Indian In
ilel'irlnful co'iiiiined birt) il:y uml am iur 'he ii.'iyt wmik of the. late
wrtidinjr unniversiiry .dinner Monday summer "otion- hovn here tuduv.
n'tpniooii at two o'clock it 'the 1 hi-- turliun. foMeil verv cl ly
Moi'el 'Rev'.annr l. !:.lH't the heacL is often Murk and
omninwd half way tin one side I
DAI.I.AH. Tex.. (A; I'.) -I'
r'Mints ol Hie I'nllml
i'W, f nioanr loilny
Slain" ! proirr-im on 'riniriulav. Sent
The centerpiece of the talile wa
conipiised of carnations, rosenutls
and asters, which added beauty and
attractiveness lo ;ho well-ludened
tahle of edibles'.
ji Tlie guests present included Mr.
W uml .Mrs. liert Oiikmnn, Mrs. Cmce
Shannon, Iia A. Sniilcr and Mr. and
Mrs. J. A- Arbuckle.
Mr. and Mrs. Arbuckle and Mrs.
Shannon received the best wishes of
their friends tlimujrhoul the city. -'.
The Misses Klizalieth anil Marian
Cunningham of Boston, Massachu
setts were week-end guests of Mi.
I. ilia Richardson and Mr. and Mis.
(ionise Hichardson, en route liome
from visitiiiK Mt. and Mrs. Joel
m ltichardson of Tamarack, Idaho.
This is their first visit t-j the West
and they are much enthused over
I'm beautiful scenery of the moun
tains, and the country in general.
with a jeweled brooch.
Alp.ico in (ireal Vacuo.
l.ou :on. The vojnic for alpacri is
so irieat that this material "will ba
seen a great deal even in the lale
autumn. The newer sort is pret
tily striped ami checked uml made
up in h wiile ranire of colors- It is
to be used especially for tailored!
iints.
Heavy Silk, Tailored Mouses.
New Voik. A very long, wide colt
lar of georgette in accordion pleat
ing is one adjunct of the late .sum
mer gowns. These collars are a by
product, so to speak, of the popular
shoulder cape, and arc sometimes
of almost cape proportions.
:my. ros-ilcntfl 01 ine i miou cium" i ,., . ' ; , , , , ; ...
... .... nil III' lllllll-r l ll l K'"i i inn '
will have excuse, oner wniemiwr --. ' , , m ...i.n . .n.,l
for nol havinjr hoard soinolhins of
the hislnry.ol' I ho I'onslllultoll or ':, ,,,,,
I nluilHtalos, or 1,1 least have given 111 'W lUmKm , ,,. fr, .
some Ihoi.c-ht. II Plans ol ll.e . IHeii. t,,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,.,,,,,,.,, , lh, ronwli,,
ui.i.. i'aiiiiii tii'i. ai IIh- American Hon., ... . . .... . . .
iion will on oillinioran'ii aim iiomicn q
Association maliire. ,)H ,iy lhmir w1(. wi, ,,,,., k ,.-lt1a. j0
martins Nunilny, Koinonuior i, si Kepi. n. They will dial with ronl-
pcrlod of eucli day for llm wore inn-Iniunlmii, orCTiilzed minorities nnt
loir sopd niber is. In Home nail of thewh:lt mony t,ink Is an apparent loss
United Klaleii, will l set asine lor , iti.itvltliml responsibility,
meeting at wliloh the Consllliillnn. Tho wnek'n prograiii will he elnwHt
Us history, purpot.es. and altaekn pnlnllnic nut that lo uphold lh.'
which an. made upon II. will ho din- ji-nnai ii ulinn 111 his dally Hie ami actl
cussed. jvltlcs h Ihe duly of 'each and every
The riiggentcil prosraiii for lh first Kmtll (.,.cn. Some commonllleM nr.-
day ol the week inrluucs si-riiioon in : phuililnr paradox and pan. a ills oiilo
churches ol all rteiiuiiilqu'tioiiK on the Isatoid ly lo emphasise tile iltillcs ofiO
le.t "Kiniove Nol the Ancient lind-Jell lunshlp. ' I"
marks Which Thy I'albi r Have hot, male and local liar l associations a
lakon from Proverbs, i2:lix..' . have agreed In eommuuloallonH to K.jO
-Monday. HeplenUier 17. the' generul j .;. .. K;iner of thn eltlz. nshlp com. tg
subjool sugBOsU d Is "The Selling anil i niillro of Ihe American liar Ansocia-'o
Inspiration of Ihe fulled Stairs I'on-jijon, m lend their support and assist- o
slilutioii; the .laifna t'harla. the Kng-iancc to carrying out the programs. q
llsb .11111 of ItlKlils, and .Mayllowi p In many places, however, various civic 'o
I'ompacl; licclaratioll or , Imlepcn. ,) H,,n,. spirited organl:'.allniin will
K weeks from the ditto of the firm relief as may lie ngrcenlilu to equity. made on th flit flay of All!rnt, It ""t,
puniication of thin rurhmonn or of Ihu and good roiucioncH. , fHAWt'ORD JaATtTN,
ervlee of the nn upon you iviihnut I You will farmer take nnllee thai j Attorneys fur HaJntiffc i RmmU
th Slale of Oregon. 1 1 tlltt auminotiN is illreete.1 lo la. nerved ! Ore-roil '
. Vou will further take nnllee that i upon you by ptildlcallon of tho ame;Ani;. l-S-l5-J;-3: Rent S-li
If you fall no to -appear or anmver, Ifor six eonsoeul'.ie weelm In the I .a I
for want thereof nlaintifl will annlv Crulldo Kvenlnir Obaerver. u iixwhiiii. ! Ileulh C'laiuw Illy I.llld.
,,t the eourt for tho relief pr.ijvd lor, per publlslied within I'nlon I'ounty. SliOUtill, Unglund (Af)
--. ,iu inn complaint Here u. to.wf
Utiytl
For the tloereo of the ronri dlssolv-j J. W. Knowhs, Judgn of the alinve ' here at the age of 60. She began
Uncle Tom's t'ahin" com
jOroKon. by order of the Honorable l.iml, actress and dancer, is
dead i t
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rvico of John Marshall in making ,lng Ihe bonds of matrimony now and entln.'d cnurl. which onb-r is ditlodibei' career as Little Eva with ail
bi-retofore eAlstlog between the plain-'the U'lb day of .Inly, ili'il, and th. provincial
mi wiiu ui?innuni nnu ror snen oinoc nrsr piuiiicaiion or KMiiiinnnn iioinT mov-
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KABO-CORSETS
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Luce HutfU's on IjntforW.
New York. Lingerie in fine ba
tiste shown toiliiy in local slmnsi is
" a muss of tiny luce . rulTles. IJown
J- K. Woodoli of this citv amlltlio front. ui the siiie narifls. ihnhiuiI
Myrtlo Cramer of Kittcrprisc v;ere
iiiiirriPil 1'iitlay cvoiiiiih:, August 4,
in liaker, by the Rev. A. J. Arlams.
J'hoy will make their home in La
d ramie.
Bilker of Walla iWlilla,
i the city for a few
a visitor in
She make.-
Mrs. W. W
Ip a visitor
miys.
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Mrs. J. Tunnock was
T.a Grande yestcnlay.
ner home in Vincent.' i: ; ; ,m
Mrs- W. W. Kennc.lu ami Mrs. C
K. Courtpcy left Monday niht for
Wonien of Mooseheart will meet
at the home of Mrs. C. S. Shuttz,
JillM Kast .N avenue Thursday after
iiuon at two o'clock. This will be a
social mcK.inr anil all members are
urjred to attend and brinjr the wives
and children of all Moose who are
not members of the chapter.
Fashion Notes
Ornaments of all varieties, ostrich
predominating, will flash prettily on
the new fall millinery- Ostrich fash
ioned, in both the formal forms and
worked into 'flowers,! leaves t.amf
spiays is mad' to udorn milady's
hut. ftxtra IojiJt burnt peacock comes
second in the ranks of the plumage.
Other popular trimmings for the
now season include hujre bow loop
ma.--.-Bs that aie eithe plac-i .'.i
front ' or at the riuht side of tlif
rear of the hats they jraco. Trail
ing tTimmius of' lace and ribbon
streamers abound, and huC flow
pry .,f shaded silks are nl.-'o seen.
Ilentls' nre used as all-over stud-;
tiiiifc for theaier bonnets. An abun
dance . of rhine stone and paste or-'
ilaments is displayed, anil paddle ami
(nob effects in pins are popular.
I'aiiited and co rat o rn ;y 1 ten I s a re
seen appliqucd in ' all-over effects,
and pins are found here and. there
on iil.led shapes' in conjunction with
plumage trims. Shaving biush co
ca lue.i supplant similar effects ii.
rilmon on the cloches. iLare buc
kles are used to catch in the drapes
1 berets. Bands of vi.id embroid
vvok are noted as a trimming- theme
in the off-the-faoe shapes, while in
cutout motifs flowers ami twists of
tinsel ribbon are the thing1.
K-w of tlie formal trimming's are
placed- flat on the huts, but flare
up and stick out instead. Jet, Kohl,
and painted celluloid nail-heads are
seen as sluJdinir on a number of
models. Llack lace veils outlined in
jet beads also, play their part in
Ihhe new reason's mode, as do veils
formed of several meshes pi to ted.
In self t ri m m i 1 1 s a re seen Severn I
twisted ropes of fabrics.
mi' arm notes, inese nine lace rui
Me.-i are :Mjcvvm as invriiisly
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PARAMOUNT WILL :
PICTRRE THREE OF
SlJC BEST SELLERS
Three novcU from which 'Para-'
mount pictures tiro to ho made are
inclfitlcil umonff ho six host m-Hcif; of
(let ion, now listed in llio literary paus
of newspapers.
iv.of tiiCMo, "IM (UUdrcn,H I'hllil
in.'T ly Artltiir Train. I now ' hohi.'j
rodiK'Cfl hy Kuiu Wood with u cast
IncliidlOK: Itoho Daniels, Dorothy Mu-
kaill, ticorjre Kawcott. James Itoii-
iitc, Muxy Katon, .Mahlon llamlltoa
and Jlnte lliiiulllon. 'I'hb; picture.
which Is expected to he. the hbitfenf
product ion over made hy Hum Wooil
ill bo relcascil in November.
A not tier of the six 1 best Heller-
which Is lo be made, into n Paramount
picture is "West of the Water Tower,"
which. thoiiKh published anonymously
Ik reported In bit tho work of llonur
Yoy. This book, which tell u sensa
tional slory of I ifo In a small inhl
wesleni 'loWif, will he the first picture
In which Oleiin lluntor will upptialr
ik a I'unimonnl star. Product Inn oh
'V Hli ot tU Waler To.Wf'J.". Iiuh jurft
((en bi'.-ruu, I Col Hn StUroou. . I lie d-
ioi, wilh hi:, profluclloir.wnh, haV-
mv corno Kasl from ' .alilo,r.ua. Ill
suiport of the -neV Para'moitHl slar
will bo KrnoM Torroniir, who; w lit play
the role oi Ihe iutnirftor-r;ithr bf lUe
hero; May .M'Avo. who'wllt p(y th
ride oi' the heroine. Pee t'hrw: Oeore
Fawcett. who wilt, piny her falhor,
.JuilfVe. Chew': und '.uvm Ptlts. :
Tho third best seller In the group
is "North of :iii," ihe last stor' wrM-
ten by the tale Kim rson llouph. au
thor ol "Tin1 I'ov.-red Waffon
"Norlh of :tii;" which Ik a story ot llm
driving of a herd of ran In from the
plains of Texas lo I he- .'mnrlt.Hrt of
southern Kansas, waj; published seiii.
all In ihe .Saturday Kvenlnt: Post,
and, accord in;: in J'animount has I lie
inie hweep oi. narratlvh and rlchneJw
lloiiKh'H otlier Rrreat slory, "Tho Pov
ered WajfOn." Jauien Criize, who pro
iluced "The Tovered Wafyon," will al
so produce "North of III!," mid In thin-
picture will also be Krnesl Torrencc.
whose work if such an outstanding
feat urn ut "The Povered Wajron."
rtence. and ArlielrK of Ponledertilion, hK. chnrKC
Kaoh will hr. discussed by speaker on i
that day. and it will be shown, how SIMMONS
Ihe older pacts led to'oihorn and final- , -
ly the presont conKiitniton. In the PlrruH. Pmirt of Ihe Stat of
Watchwords of the roost Million .Oimboo, for Pnlon" fkwnly. '
which are A Government of , Paws tlrmal U.'.Rcolt, Plalntll'f, v. Oold.i
and Not or .Men;-Liberty I 'nder ,' t lie Peott, defendant, r;
Iaw: and Kuual opportunely to A ll N T.o OokUi Seolt, the nbove named
At Reduced Pribes
Women who iiave known the worth of KuIxY CorsoAx
through the hot weather will lie glad to know of the clear
ance reductions. Many who have worn this type of Corset
all Summer, now will adopt it for good, hecause of its com
fort. There is a complete range of sizes, at exl remely low
prices.
$l.i)N, Formerly $:U0
$2.1!), Formerly .$-1.00
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I'Uij-ii!-" Im the general subject
LSKhrnod for Tuesday, September IS.
Speaker:! on . Worlnesday. H.nt.. JO
will discus; the DIM ot Itihlu In the
ioiistlljitlni, and what it ,ha meant
to the A merle jn people, - 'a mt what (t
dHVudant: '-. '' t
IN TH I'J - NAM R . Ol-' TH K RTATR
OI- 1HKtON - You orft-herflv -re-(
ulred lo appear ond an.HWerth rom
plaiut filed UKuluflt you in, the above
entlibd court uud ctuiMe. on or before
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LADIES RtADY TO WEAR
AND MILLINERY
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Wrap-Arotind "Out"
Pan.-. No lonircr is th1 ""ck'-'
wrap-around costume in style. -htfJ
.newer mode has a map-atouiut k
hut Hie skirt is so ample that there
is u;j chance of it unwrapping for
oven '..ii fraction of an inch.
t Konp, Snug Sleeve.
Pans. The lon, snujr ticove,
which hay hovered in the offing for
y;nne tiiric, today is upor. us. It
hnf Mjipeated 'hero and there on
sn art inodelw and hy mid-autumn
(jlorioustlair
In 90 Days or Money
i Back
Women who wl.h to .tlmul.t. th.
fiowth oi their liair should uw Vn E..
Liquid Sc.lp M.M.ge, a glorlou. head
y of BtronB vigorous hair surely follows Its
consistent use. and consistent usa ieoasy
because Van Ess comes fitted with
patent rubber applicator that fetde the
tre.tm.nt directly to the roots of tho
I. slr. eliminating musty massaging with
the fingers. And the flexible nipples of
II. . applicator bring a healthy clrcula.
tion of blood to feed the hair roots.
Buy your Van F..s on our 90 day treat
fcient elan Mcney back If it falls.
Bold ly Rlnss Priltl. Iji Grande, Clre.
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Gladys E. Miller
Will fonuiienct Her Plotwes In
I'hmo Iiisinicflon on
MOMlAY, SI n iMiu it a
in Itoom No. 1. Sommer Hbli,.
Credits for hluh ivhool sturleni.',
ui Kiv-n.
I'hmip IH.".-J
Remove the
cause of your
misery
this week!
If vou suffer from exhausting
foot pains, weakened, sag
ging arches, unsteady ankles,
hot burning feet, corns, cal
louses, bunions this week is
your chance ior sure relief.
Here at this store we are co
operating with the noted foot
authority, Dr. Win. M. Scholl,
to remove the cause of those
foot troubles which afflict
seven out of every ten persons
in town.
DlSchoIls
Toot Comfort Week
ii an organized drive to tnd foot
trouble.. Oct the benefit of It by
letting us fit you with the Dr. Scholl
Appliance or Remedy which your
tortured feet demand.
We have, ready to serve you,
Foot Comfort Eipctt luecially
trained in Dr. Sclioll'a method of
foot correction. Hit aefviro. ar
absolutely free.
Urintyeur foot troubles to
us June lltth to the 23rd
The Bootery
A raraillw for Timi Inl
1 1 nine nf tlM Arfh-Alit Shot-
1. Acdotfit: Weekly income With a Perfect Protection .
v.'hiic disabled,
2. Sickness, Regular payment. PoUcy ia West Coart life,
every week. , vou an(j y0ur family are
3. Adversity, tomjhn absoiuteiy pfotected in any
4. Old Ages Anassured irwome contingency. You hould
urUi. . know more about the aJJi'
5. Death: v All broehtiof ree- -. ' . r , . t ' : ,
ukr lite inatona-, ' lioiiui leaiujcB; I-Mi.ui4ave
' with feveril splendid adinoriai
trarura. :
aWtmibiWJl.JWfvill.rHi
' this.poliey so far superior to'
ordinary life insurance. The
coupon makes investigation
easy for you. Senii it now..
iWest Coast Life
INSURANCE COMPANY
HOMC orrtCI-SAMrMNCKCO
Noii.VV Klill'l'" A VICTOH F.CKIjEY
licslihttt ArciiIs, l.a f.raiHln, Ore.
ONE OF AMERICA'S STRONGEST COMPANIES
For Sale
New six-room, house
and 2 acres
Price $2,WK).
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suit.
of land.
Terms to
L. S. Weeks
Now Folajr Bulldtn
I'ltnue tlftlii 3t
BUNTINGS' BARGAINS ;;
IN USED MOTOR CARS
000D MAXWELL New series' Four-Paasen-'
ger Coupe a remarkable value at our price
GOOD MAXWELL New series Touring-1
driven less than 5,000 miles. ' ; '
000D MAXWELL 1920 ,Tour,ing repainted ,
high line and thoroughly re-conditioned
GOOD MAXWELL 1917 Touring in excellent
condition throughout.", jV
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C. W. Bunting & Son
Crystal Ice
IT'S PURE
Delivered in Clean, Sanitary Trucks
MADE
I )n t. lean, nanuaiy i rucHS i . . ,: .. j -
Buy Your Goal
Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Any Make Sewing Machine for Sale or Rent
From $5.00 to $11(5.00
ED DONOHUE, Prop.
Phone 474-J Fir 4 Jefferuoo
Now
WIIII-E PRICES ARE LOW AM) REST COAL
MAY RE HAD
Transfer. and Storage
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o Funeral Service Parlor, Licensed Etnbalmer, 8
g Ambulance bervice. Phone Mam g
g 1505 Fourth Street, La Grande, Oregon
o J. E. REYNOLDS C. E. ZIMMERMAN, S
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THE DURANT MOTOR CAR
Lt-t Us Denionsdiile
J. D. Lynch Co.
PHONE MAIN 10
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