La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 30, 1923, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, November .".0, 102f!. THE I A 'GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER FAGS THREE WOMEN'SINTEREST SOCIETY7 Tho M Iks I on ia;U t llu rival. yn-r-tan I lurch will he onh-rtaln.-il yi tho honif or Ml us fathi-rlnc Hiiii.tlirty. lins Oavrnuo, on Sattirilny ui'K-rnoun ai i::;o rvio k. '. Mth. - J. J. lV:iron will cni'-rtuin Hit Thnrs.;.y uflornoon c-Hili. TIkhh- o Tho lif-ver-ml OonrKP 1!. Qulxh-y. formerly aslor Of the First M-lho- illsi church hen-, hut now ,Kitur of hf Holm Kmiminih-I M.'thrnUsI rhurrh. jHnt T1.;inks(jivmx In l.a (Jranilo vlnitinK hi1 .l;;ii$i,ir. -' Mrs. William Ash will t iil.'iiain thr Monday l.rhltfe t-iub, Monday, heeeni hrr 3. The Clio club will imit Saturday, Di'CMiiher lsi, ut ihf Country club, with Mrs. l.i llovivy as IiohI.-ks. Tht ii.pi'tii.Ki) of Uitj Kustt tn Star Social cluh have been posl pum-il un til aflcr. Uio JiolbJaya. , Deficits Vary in Ucadiil I tags. NVw York. Porsir.n rug designs vie with calm luistornl wrnos on the latest h ad-d hn miliars. Tho badinr senilis to k'ow flmr. ant! mor highly cobin il, as t ho season iiroKrossoti. mnnce. Th r&Ht contains many othor nouihlp namwi, Kuch an -Myrtlo S.cd mnn, Claude Kin. Maude Georgv, iJpolttswooiia Altkrn, 1'harlen Clary, Kvelyn Wolhh llnll and other. ... The I-'ox News has ome intert inj? cvenlH and the orjran mimhor.i itountl splendid, , Thin MUmA prorram will rontlnuo to ilay. and Juturday. liure rind knleK-knaeks In vonae rtur 1nif the period portrayed. fensMer nhp difficulty win: mot will, in oh lain In- them roilon of tho mt and tnanv items used hud to he purchased at almost prohibitive pricon hcoi.uM uf their rarity. Actors and actresses in tho Iseeneji were chosen hecfliiso of their Irosemhlance to typcK commonly found i In that period. The ranting director put In several uuy sumyinK photo graphs of persons fluurinir in early Wtwtern days t enable correct se- lection of lypos necfle!. Historical nuiM'iinm fttrnlshcd much of the In formation necessary in this work, t'omedy whowlntc 'Hands l'p.M THEATERS Elinor Glyn's "Six Days" Makes Smashing Picture ; Now.'. Running .. At Arcade Theater. Fashion Notes CaiiH'liani rwost. l'arls. fcrnclians are tho newest wear Sn aenil-preclous stom s.' The pale yellow arc more popular Mian the rod. and the cut cyrpeiian. tfbamln: almost III;,, a cloudy yellow diamond, le the- heicrht of elite. I.ale( Walerprnor t'oa. t I'arls. - You'd think a rainslorm would Kot awfully dlKOouraind nowa days. Tho lat'-st rain coat is oi h wuterproof cloth rcsinibllnK wool :n uppearance. In shud s uf yellow crobsed with plaid in shades of purple. . Thl-tlc ISlnc Hals a- Turn.. London. Tlilslh; bliu- hats, appro priately of the tam-o-shanler shape, uro interpreted today in velvet and a multlpmiiy f shirrinfs. Their hoU ornument Is a hi Wttr!i airnKi"'m on one side. For IWmitolrs. ! London. Tho fashionablo boudoir is belitK filled out in chintzes of an tique pattern despite tin- fact that summer has ;one. The winter note is supplied by velvet 'u.sli(ons of sol" r tint,, and hy very highly polished brasses in the fireplace. litlci'cstln shoe Ornament. ,; N.:w York. lif spile of a return to pumps laekiiiK In cutout decorations, one new shoo' shown here, today has . a top band of that IntercstinB orna v mentation. The leather U s-t into strips so Uiin that it risenibb-s a band (. of lace. , - rw Fur Collar Idfl. New York. One of the new top coals which appeared with tho first cold wind has Its fur collar ot beaver stitched In a checker pattern. A wide bell of embroidery in the same shade of Kreen as t he . coat . binds tho hips OlOReiy. Xovol Pink I'nn. New York. A Small and dainty fan of the Victorian sort exhibited here today is, when closed, in the form of u pink rose. When openi d the petals tllsten with rhlneston.' dew. In ,:Six IMiys," the new Goldyn pho toplay whi,h was shown for the first time in the Arcade theatre yesterday, Klin or C.lyn, author of tho sensational nuvel, 'Thre Weeks" tells one of her moil original and colorful stories. It ihas bold drama, swift action, . with ' characters all drawn in bold relief, i There are thrilling episodes and spec. iaiuiar events in tins screen siur, ! which was directed for Cioldwyn by Charles Itrahlu. tho man responsible for "luiveii," and one of the ablest directors in filmdom. He has made of the Klinor tllyn story a picture that WithriUtN the interest from start to finish, that is entirely credible In I atmosphere and in action, and realis tic in characterization. This produc tion furthers his standing as on of the leaders in his profession and al so Rives a now anirle on tho literary treniua oi Klinor Glyn. story is too eomplicated to be told hero in detail uud such a teinng would lessen the pleturejcocru pleas ure in seeing it unreeled. Jt deals with j u n:oi Iter's attempt to raary her (daughter to . wealthy Knijllshman 'for social and i"in;i"cinl ioaans. Tho Kiri meets and falls In low T,ith tiin 1 man's son. They are married InVir cumstances that lead them to xpeet (certain death. Uoseued separctely, th Kiri I.1? rrceii to marry the father and h: then claimed hy his son. Suspense is admirably maintained; the photo graphy Is clear with inuny extraordin arily beautiful -hots and the story one sure to appeal to every taste. Corinne Griffith, oim of the popu hif screen stars of the day. is st-en at. her (test as I. aline Kingston, an American Kir! enirued to Sir Charles Chctwvn, but vhn rails. In lova with i ho lutter'u son of whom tho father is in ignorance. Frank Mayo, who hu; been starred in many bin' production?!. lis featured, alony: with .Miss Griffith, i In the rule of the lover. Itoth jylve ex I tretm-tv i;ood ami appoallnt: pnrfoi- Sherrys Showing1 rPidneer Trails" I'Last Time This I Afternoon and Tonight. (Historically correct are the Bettln.t used In Ploneer Trails." a Yltaruph special production. For many weeks before production was heun tho Hc stMirch lepurtment ot VltuKrnph wa. busy checking scenes In th rilm ami ohtntntnK Information and descrip tions of buildings und towns oi' the BOh! rush ' period, of. '49 for uso In "IMoneer Trails.'' 1 ' The Itnmt liont. Saloon ,ln thtt pic ture Is nn exact roplleu of tho famous "Kl Dormlo," a saloon and wimbling tlen of the iltvys of the early -f if Men I'l'e bar 'and 'dance huir'aru.-eQc-. copies of this famous .place. I'V The sfrorf scenes' 'wore made ln. a jtown built to duplicated Ur; every detail (tho manner of construction of those jdays. The manRy road" with. Its pine jbdard dweUlnics-' caused 1 many old- timers to marvel 'at the exactnesa of reproduction. J)avid Hmlth, who directed "I'lon. eerj Trails," Insisted ; that .every de tail be correct before he dteffan film ' Inir-tho Diet lire. Ho rn'mlrpd ih. tn laWsets to reflect tho' spirit and life of the West thoroufrhly so that there IwAfild be no need fur subtitles to cur Vyv'over the Impression of Ihe earlv d!iys which' should be shown in actual scenes; . ).JUi spnrcd no expense In the hutld IIuk of the city and furnishing of the I Interiors of fhc structure y,Uh furn- Tom Mix Narrowly Escapes Serious Injury In "Mile-a-Minute Romeo" Showing at iStar. Tom Mix Is recovering from a pair of bailly scraped shins which he suf- icred while inuklni? u scene In his newest. ; William , Fox production, ".Mile-a - Mlntfto Itomeo," which comes, to tho Star theatre Saturday for a two day eiif,raKcment. The horse .Mr. Mix was ridhiff not tho sure footed Tony Rot its t'otot eanirht )i. a tree , root as both horse and rider wore scaling a precipice. Tho horse fell heavilly. plnnlitK the actor he- noath. Hut -Mix escaped uninjured. German Legacy Seems Staggering, But Isn't . PENVKK. It looks IIUi the wealth of ( 'roesas when reckoned I In German marks but tho rale of i xchanjfe Is responsible for German heira, bolnpr notified that they are to1 Inherit :u,nou,oo,uiio,nno marks. ' J ; When Adolph Hon Inner, of Hen-j ver-died recently he loft an estate! of $42,000 to relatives In Germany.' When expressed in German money tho estate represents 21 trillion marks. The estate Is at present ln the hands of the alien property custodian. Personal Mention Mr. nnd Mrs. K. 11. Shull of I'ny etie, were anion the Idaho Riiosts in this city lasi evening They were registered Hi the Savoy. M. Low Is dawn front lUshop Mea dows today on business and Is stop ping at the Savoy. F.akor was represented ainoitf? llio quests at the Foley last evening hy A. W. usburn. I r. c. c. t toldsbi-rry of Knlor prise, was registered a in on (ho quests at i ne eoiey last evemnv. . . people from KntcrprUe who attended Iho football nam here yesterday. Lloyd Hutchison of Klffln, and tllenn ' IMass of Wallowa. wer; iVKis lond atiionv the quests at llu Ho miner Inst evening. n Clifford Italellff of Knlerprlse, was over to see .the jtaine Thursday be tween La Grande and Knterprl Kd. Wrliiht of' La Grande left for Hot Lake, where he will spend several I days. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. lb Ish-r of Holso, Idaho, are In the city today on busi ness and are stopping at ihe Som nter. Miss Mildred Webb of La Grande, left this morn ins for Imhhr, where she will spend a few days vlslllng. Mr. ami Mrs. A. It. Thompson were anion k the Knlerprlse tyuosls who were registered at the Sominor last evonlitK". A. lludd of Mitchell, South Oakota, stopped in this city last evening as a Kuest at the Soinmer. K, T. Hat t tick and son of Sum inervlllo, came In last evening on a short business and pleasure I tip and are stopping at the Savoy. 1. .Trill of Kitlerprtso is visiting In La Grande. - Miss Krma Tean and Miss Jessie Murray of Ferry, tipent yesterday in La Grande. ICverolf Hosmo of La Grande, re turned to his homo from Vhieent, to spend ThankksjfiviitK with his parents. Dave Allen of Perry, was a visitor In La Grande Thursday.' .Miss Helen Hills of dOntorprlse, was a visitor In La Grande Thursday. Cornet this sentence: -I'd be glad to go to the movies with you, moth er," said Hobby, "but I haven't finish- "d mv treog-raphy yet." Mrs. K. Larkln and son Hick, and Miss Amelia Mink left this morning for Pendleton, where they will spend the remainder, of the week visiting friends. 1). H. VanHonsen Is In Jrom A I led today attending to business matters. He Is registered at the Foley. Howard L. Wurj"i Mclvln Pnvls and Pick Wright wore among the . Mrs. Hostile Cable of Welser, Idaho, returned to her home after a short visit In La Grande. STUDENTS TOLD TO READ NEWSPAPERS rOI.I'MIU H. O. (I.N.H.) Awi.Tl. Init thai Iho ni nHp.ipcr of today Ih oho of tht iniporlanl ovtra-currli'iil Piliirutlonnl ntronrlf ." ITor. Vernon )ti r. Hllitp IMroclor or Kilticntlon, hrt rcqiimtiM jtchnot HUiorlntont1tknf!l IhrniiKhout Ohio tu tW nwHpnpra In tfflrhtnK iinil has roroniiot-mlcil thut Htud-ntH ivutl nowRppirH for nt'rut InCorntittlon un.l ciliirHtloti. . VTInro-Iii rountl In miv.t( purronr pltliriiqllnliK ntiili'rlal thnl III . rontrl blilo lo thn phytl.iil. nioriil. tntilliH'' Innl anil Hjililt lutl ni'lfuro of Us rf-art-i." mhl hlriTtoi' l!lf)t. . . ; "Thiv fuel Hint niWMpaprm iif nc POHMlly njiort noun' of Iho linlnvoly a.stiort.H of h.mimn iii'faii-M iIi.oh not liyr thi ni froiu piihllo Kohnnla' iwohilno.w. for hi-ro Ih afforiloil llio opportunily "to oniphiislxo Iho trtvlalllj' of Iho Iimii porarilv Honriutloniil oh coinparoil with iho roa.ly slcnlflonut ovohim roi onloil in Iho Hiinio t'oluniit!,. '". analn Iho octaaional hiriil llomsl thori. aro roliinrknhly full aooounm or iho puhiio uiioninooH of mon an-l wo nion or nohtovoinonr, uheihor ut ov oinniont arfalrit or In prlvato atatl.m: thcru aro ilotallpil roiiorls of woil.l Impponlnioi: thorn aro fin,. tl!tnri.il milninarha an.l Inlorprotallnn.H o' t lit -ronl irt'iiilH.. "In Tact, v.li. n ti.o 'm;;.'iI fun ) allowort a dally papor for, jn-oparotiou of It m inaloiial I.- oonahlo -o. ' -,h ; : r.i nurprlsliipt inorli in 'ho oomiiosil'on of mont of tiio 'atorliu.- CilixoliiihlM trnlnliiK will not bo thnrotiKhly han illoil If iho noimpapor Is loll am or no-ooanl." Mr. anil Mrs. l.oultt .nno anil fam ily of Halior, roturnoil to Ihojr lioino aftor HpondliiK a fow daya In l.a Crnndo vlallintf. A frlondly critic- ay CoolldRo win lovo no alono unturned. Ilia oxpor h.noo on il Vonnont farm will aorvo him well In thnl particular. Correct this Honlonre: "I huvo wrll ton a million Inmlnomi lotlorn," ho tionalod. "and novor have willloti youra to hand tind enntonm notod.' " RHEUMATISM NEURITIS; Rtmarkabl now traatnnt stops ; ! Rheumatitm or Nouritts in any: ' form. V'y worst csaas rollovsrf at! , onoe. Thousand of euros roportsL(. ' Ni nead tor anyone to suffer. Ask; mny druggist for Aii's Rhou-i - matio Trtatmont." In Tablat Form Prico $1 par box. All drugs! at si oorry it. Hart M. Allan L a bora tori Mfrs., floK 1340, Lro Ana,1, Calif. riv. DECE Rich Bachelor Wants Wife "Many people have blamed me for J not ;elf lntr married. Since child luiod 1 have suffered from stom- ! ach and liver trouble, never bcin(r j able to Kt any niodiclpe or doctor to helji nu'. Now that Mayr's Won- dec Ucnieiiy has entirely cured me, j 1 am anxious to jrot a wife." It Is a simple, harmless preparation, that j j-enio r'K I he catarrhal mucus front j t In- iniesltnal tract and allays tho 1 inflammation which causes prartie-1 ally all stomach, liver and intestinal! aihiu nts. Including appendicitis. One j dos will convince or money re- j fuiid.Ml. At all druggists. Adv PUT MAN'S' MBER OFFERING A Big Special Event FEATURING HIGHEST GRADE READY-TO WEAR All Charge Purchases for Balance November Go on January 1st Statements Beginning Friday, November 30th At Very Special Pi-ices Vi.-a.to- iSBBBWiBBaBYHaUWBlaBMB33atan TheApple toPlant foYProjit Awarded Wlldtr Silver Mcrfal 1922 American Pomnlnitlcal Eat a RAINIER Send us your name anil udJre nil we w:!t maii you one FREE. 4 In our sincere judRment this is the finest dessert rpple thus far developed. It has all the mild qualities of the Delicious, which, commends it to the taste of those who cannot eat the more acid apples, and, in addition, it has a decidedly spicy flavor, will keep firm in ordinary storage for weeks without booming mealy, and in rold storage the RAINIER keeps per lectly for a year. UNCLE SAM'S VKKDtCT "The ketpine mlilie, of the RAINIER APPLE .re unsurpassed by th.ie of any olh-r v.nety ot the Pacific Nc.Tthv.eM thai ha. vet come to the attention ol the U. S. Deparm.n, ot A'Ticiiiture. It, ability to retain it firmnew, bniht nA, an'l quality wuh almost no decay of ftWin blemish, pla es it above even the Arkenw, Bl?.ck. Wineaap and Yellow Newtown. In 32 desreel Fahr. cold .tor.I. it keeps in prime condition into May or later, and ir.uanccs are known where larjre number, et boac. have been heiil in tacellent conlition into September ,if the follovvine: year." Bulletin No. 587, United iia;ts Department oi Acriculture, Page 28. Wo offer first class RAINIER trees for spring planting. Also other atandard apples, peaches, pears, plums, prunes, apricots, etc., small fruits, shade trees, shrubbery and roses. SJesmen Everywhere More Wanted mSp IVashitigtoaNurseryCo. l XJtv ! I A1.'.L-T IN THt Wt.ST ToppcnUh,WMhlJvtMi C. W. Everett Local Agent New Sport Coats One lot of new Sport Coats, heathdown and Polo materials. Good all-wool fabrics of fine, soft quality. Tan, brown and gray; all at one price $22.50 All Other Coats Are Reduced Sport and Dress Coats Remarkable garments, indeed for their style, quality and price. Plain and fur trimmed. Priced only at ; f $59.50 j 1 Fur Trimmed Coats fficiMinj?' Dress Coats and Sport Coats in this lot. Highest quality matenal and work manship. Extraordinary at this price - $39.75 See Our Hat ; Special $7.50 Fall & Winter Coats Tail6red',: Fur-trimmed and' Fancy :' Suits seldom are such values offered in quality mer chandise of this type. Priced $32.50,$39.75,$52.50 2 -Lots Wool Dresses Smart new Wool Dresses, for daytime wear plain and novelty designs to choose from. An unusual bargain. Special price $14.75 - $21.75 See Our Hose Special $1.89 Silk Blouses New assortment Silk Hlouses, unsurpassed for beauty, varied in new styles. Specially priced at 1 $9.75 Wooltex Dress Coats Handsome Dress Styles most of them fur trimmed in fabrics of Gerona, Uolrvia, Lustrosa and Fashino. Collar of Wolf, Beaver, Squirrel, Fox and Lynx. We have specialized on coats at this special price and know that the styles and values cannot be equalled. One lot at $69.50 Dresses Anniversary Dresses A showing of delightful new Betty Wales Dresses, that have been secially made for this anniversary. All would regularly bring $-19.50 to $55.00. Special Price $39.50 THE HEST IX STYLE PUTMAN'S READY-TO-WEAR & MILLINERY THE MOST IN VALUE 11 i i il r ui.imii. i.ii.n. imjiiMmis.ii.ujijijjjijniiimji)ij.i mi til n jijuj mill) ij ji ii))iin rr ill i'n 'rrrr'jvijivit'Twtjvurifr.ri)irji- S' Mrtwievwiv-sfliiffWFSwwwwvwizT4' " . .'"':',..' r 1 ft-y. J.