La Grande evening observer., January 01, 1924, Image 3

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
WOMEN'S INTERES T
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NEWS of SOCIETY
Delightful
New Year's
Party
AnMinusiially ont-rlalninH; dance
aa given :Jhho Country Huh la.st
ov. niiiff In the form of a New
e winter Ronio, with
i n:., ami a church
with lighted win
(Vol i ho Hplr
wiiM an t'((iiisil
icinw, fit- trvew,
in one corner
lows, liiiikliitf
ol llu- nt'w r.
At 11:3(1 o'clock the dancers ro
t fr.'rt to a cniinniriKly decora ltd
dining room, red i Iowi-i-h mid can
! h const it utliitf t lie lt coral ton,
ami were m-rvid lo a th Noloim
luncheon.
At 12:00 o'cloclt. when lUL'S
Conmuiicc deliver has returnd
to Kupene. where she Is attendingnon'lH ""long their cuHtomers.
the t'nlverMHy of Oregon, after Htate und municipal borrowing.
spending the chriRirrtaH vacation nt1"m,n reached it ptuK in
her home In i.n (1 ramie.
9 a
The I .a. Men Aid of I ho I'roHhy
tcrian church wlti meet with Mi-n.
C, V. NoyeH, I fit) I AdamM avenue.
Wednesday uftcrnoon ut 2::io,
1?21 WAS A YEAR
THAT WITNESSED
MANY HAPPENINGS
(Continued on pago 6)
OMiKuliniiH ol tlu Vnlloil .Slated
i.in.lo its cntnnnv a lotto" Knntr wiiHlrnv1.nnu.n. hvn hM rointivotv
approximately sixty '.sound,-.! .....i i... v..w Vi-nr. In llu- i. i.i,. ..
Onlllllt'H llllinilii(v ...III. ,.v..n....r ! .. ... .' 1
" . ruiriii oi u imny, carrion ny a slol'K
miuxiv, iiirniaiicii ny i.oncy s rivo-. olovoi ly urrangi il above lh
I'looojoronosira. appeared nn.l
Tho living room was ijoautirully
liponilod In nccnnlunco with ih
h'ohoiV, holly un.l rir l roes lioinif In
evi.lrnou everywhere ami in the
centof of the room waa u largo
ynlloif moon, furnishing llahl lor
tho tlanoorH. Over tho firoeplaoo
.having ln'in influence.! to a Inrico
iiofn',.KI-4ko hy HritiKlt buying lo moot
Oran.l March look p- ,,., K of hilorost nnd prinolpal
VOUR
IS GOOD
! At
CARR'S
JANUARY SALE
.?lloo Cash; $1.00 Mo.
Will buy $10.00 worth
$450 Cash; $2.50
Will buy
$.1.00 C
Will Bu
$7.50 Ca
Will buy
$10.00 (
Will buy
Remember!
JMO INTEREST AT
CARR'S.
JANUARY SALE
place. Kiivoih weiv (list riluit i-d
anions (lie people and with every
one rejoicing the Old Year wan
ushered out and tin- new one hap
pily ushered fn.
A delightful New Years party
wtiH Klven lust eveniiiff at the home
of KhJoru Hansen l or I lie W. W.
on the KnffllHh war deht lo thin
country. The deht aKrcmrnt pcr
niliH payiucntH on the delit in Lib
erty honds at par. .
The frciiuent offcrinsa of Treas
ury certificates of indehtcdncHti, In
volved In Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon'a readjustment of the public
debt, were well taken and ovcrauh-
'(i.'a and their friends. The evo-scrihpU by inrne amounts,
ninr was pleasantly spent at guinea One of the most lnterestlnjr de
and a delicious luncheon was stv- vclopmcnts of the year was the
cd, After they uided in usherlns Hiifk response of Investors to the
(lie Old Year out and the New one jffi'cat ly increased volume of equip
departed, wishttiK
In the quests
each other a Happy New Year.
;iWli; $5.0flr
n $5o.ojr w
i w
i ar.oo
Mo.
(h
,50 Mo.
worth
ll iflU.OU Mo.
$100.00 worth
nient trust financing hy ho rall
rouds. In 1!I2S most of the ruil-
I I rnnd nfferlnifi worn rcf undlnic
A very delihtf-il surprise party 'operations, und while they wore
was Kiven Mrs. William Uradshaw, absorbed wllhout difficulty. hnnK
at 17d5 Willow street, on the niKht,ern say that equipment trust cor
of December 24th. when several itificates have been more popular
friends came in to commemorate jwlth investors.
her birthday. The evening was) The trend toward customer-own-spent
at curds and prizes wereM'rshlp of stock, particularly on Iho
awarded, hi(?h seore roinir to Mrs. iprt of public . utility companies.
Jack Hryant and Art O'l.tary and was emphasized to an even Kreat
the consolation prizes to -Mrs. W
Cass and Krnost i'uuiphell. A de
licious luncheon was served at the
close of the evening and all had
njoyable time. Mrs. Uradshaw
h presented with a beautiful gift
y t hose present.
The K'ltsts wore Messrs. and
Mesdanies Jerome Campbell, Jack
Hryant, .Milo Itlanchard, Hurley
Sjiroules, William . Holllns, Art
O'Leary, W. (ass, Harry Hamilton,
j William Uradshaw, Krnosl Camp
jbell and Tisha Camitbell. j
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j Miss. Vale llennett of Klin, re
turned to Monmouth las! evening1,
where she- is attending school.
'
i Margaret and Allies McClaren of
Wallowa, ret urned lo t 'orvallis,
Iwhere they are attending the O.
'a. C, nfter visilinK duriiiff the holi-i
:days at their home In Wallowa. .
...
I Miss Heulah Km j Hi and Miss'
I "Virginia Hryanl. of La (irande, re
, t urned to Kukciio last eveniiiK to
resume ihejr stmlies at tlm t. of
;i nfter spend lnr-1 Iro liolldJiyn-iJit
liotnn.
x.ent during tho year, and
many corporations bent much of
their efforts toward obtainlntr a
wide distribution of Btock and
whnn loans toiuliiiK 1 1 .sa.StiK.ium
were pul oul. showed another drop
the pant year, the l!i:t total belli k
only a little more than one billion
dollars.
While bankers (eel thai the nor
mal ftrowlh of the country, coupled
with (hit development of the high
way system and the tendency to
ward municipal ownership of pub
lic liillltles, will preclude a drop
back to the average of about half
a billion annually which prevailed
prior to lit 17,- It seems possible i
Hint steps may ho taken to curb'
Iho Issuance of tax exempt scciirl-
ties, and that such action may In
a measure reslrict mate and mu
nicipal offerings. j
January wns the banner month
of tho year in point of new offer
ings, the total that month being
$S79, 208,265. This flffure also Is
the largest on record, exceeding the
previous record total of $055,817,-
!4U established In April, 1!I22.
Of outstanding: importance ami
Imprest in l'J':i was American par
ticipation in tho $126,000.0(10 inter
national loan extended to the Aun-1
trlnn (fovornment, America's parti
amounting; to $25,000,000 was over-i
subscribed several times. Other for-'
eipn Issues floated included Argen- j
Una $55,000,000 (short term ro-
undlnirl: Norwav and Switzerland. I '
$2D.ooo,ooo each; I-Mnland $10,000.- mpnt fits tho crime Is when a thief
ooo, and the Republic of Salvador, steals c. mod car.
$6,000,000. mmmmmmm.-..
I'ho largest single financing of
tho your was that of the Anaconda
Copper Mining company, aggregat
ing $150, uoo.ooo. Next in point of
size was $110,000,000 by Armour
fc Company, and the third lurgest
was the American Telephone &
Telegraph offering of ? 1 00.000.000
in 5 per cent bonds. '.
EXCELLENT APPAREL VALUES CHARACTERIZE
r - ; - the
January Clearance
'MID-SEASON WARDROBE NEEDS MAY BE.
FILLED FROM THESE ATTRACTIVE.
' ' ASSORTMENTS
COATS SUITS DRESSES
MILLINERY CORSETS
"LOUSES
EVERYTHING REDUCED
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
Another time when tho punish-
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Singers, Speakers Everybody !
Doctors, Nurses, Dentists Recommend
CATARRHAL JELUT
KONDON'S is antiseptic and healing.Eer'Cver 30
years Kondon's has bren helpinejttHTmns of people
for all kinds of Colds and terrjjaKiffections.
For Head, Nose,Throat Troubles
Kondon'smakes life worth living. Write for 20-treat-ment
tin. It's free. Or get a 30c tube from your drug
gist. Guaranteed to please or money back, i
Kondon's Catarrhal Jelly, Minneapolis, Minn.
tito tlawn of tlio- Now Yonr
fF vlh to. oMoml our Hinoi
lltanks Tor yonr npui"firiiMl
latronapo iliirinff1r yoar Just
aat, , an.l yT you u f ill
'inoafinro. lioallll, napplnotia
nm) iuKooHS IlirotiKhout !l4.
The Bootery, Trie
' A Pnrtullsc for Tlral Pect
Homo of tlio Arch Aitl Shoe
OROVKIl SI(Tir, Mgr.
200 Depot HI.' ul'hono M-11K.
ARCADE
M0N. JAN. 7
CURTAIN 8:15
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AS-WAGOJC
TALKING ABOUT
One Year Solid at the Harris Theatre, New York ,
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Reserved Seats at , I Loge Seats, $1.50; Lower Floor,
Glass Drug Store I $1.00; Balcony, 77c. '
Thursday Add 10c for War Tax
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The New Year conies with its joys and obligations
and all of us are making our new year resolutions and
plans for 1924. It is proper that we should do this. .
We balance our books, close out the old year, hold
ing inventoiy on 1923 affairs.
Years ago, stocks and figures were all that were
viewed in the light of assets. But all of us now realize
that one of the greatest assets of any person or business
is friends.
And so at this time the Eastern Oregon Jight and
Power Company wishes to express its appreciation of
its customers and their friendship and help during the
trying period early in 1923, and their continued g"pp"''f
which has made the company's ndvnnrpmVnt ppmilili
To every officer and employee of the Eastern Ore-,
gon Light and Power Company, the new year, 192-1,
means but one thing.
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It is an opportunity for Service.
It is a jear, all too short, in which to work inces
santly for the upbuilding of this community. Through
the medium of this newspaper space we wish to reaffirm
our pledge to bend every human effort toward a still
greater service.
We go into 1924 with a great faith in the territory
served by this company, faith in its people, in its re
souces and faith in our work as a' means to Better
Living.
" We are taking"a-new grasp, and will strive for a
larger understanding, of the message of our motto
ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE.
astern Oregon Light and
rower
Company
BAKER, UNION AND GR ANT COUNTIES
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