La Grande evening observer., January 02, 1924, Image 3

ut.y. .January 5. 1UZV.'
PAGE TrTtfisS
4
Wednesday, Jnminry 2, 1024.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
1
WOMEN'S INTEREST
NEWS of SOCIETY
hnrming In evnry detail was
the ilinniT given New Yearn ive by
Dr. anil Mrs. H. P. I .and Is, nt their
homo on 8ronl ntreet. The spa
cious rooms were brilliant with
Myrtle und Molly and many ran
dli'H. The (lining room was espo
dully plcuslng Willi baski'tu nt'
exquisite red carnations eh-vcrly ;
arranged ami u wishing well of red
and silver serving as the centen
plepp. AfU-ijf'j, di'lloloiin seven course
dinner k-as served each pueHl drew
11 gll'l from Hie wishing well, wlileh
t'liused much merriment. LoneyV
orchestra played delightful music
during the dinner, after wlileh flu
evening won spent at bridge, wit ti
hWh honorH going to Mr. MnrgarH
Jnirln und 11. A. Zurhiirk.
At midnight u silver gong nn
pounced the entrance of ihe New
Vear ami afler a merry lime the
gliesls di'parled wishing eaeli other
litiieh happlne.SK and prosperiiy In
The annual mceilng of the Girls
Friendly Society will be held lo-
hlght at 7:(i o'clock 111 Jlonan
hall. Kcporls for the year will be
l-ead, election of officers held and
the year's program committee ap
pointed. All members, working
associates and honorary nssfrhat-H,
aro urged to he present. There
will be a main speaker and the
topic; Is "America."
Tho Educational Auxiliary will
meet Tuesday, January H with Miss
Jlcrtlui Walsinger.
Tho Tricky Thirteen club will
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs.
John Thclsen as hostess.
;
Misses Laura and Iteta Snot of
Elgin, passed through !.a Grande
Inst evening on their way lo Wal
la Walla, where they are attending
school, after spending the holidays
at home.
Misses Mnrjnrto O'Urien, Mar
gflret Palmer and Alladeen Scrog
Kill left last evening for their va
rious schools, after spending tin
holidays at their homes In
Ornnde.
. Miss Violet, Hlooni f rove, pass
ed through t,a Urniu'e on her way
to Monmouth, where she is attend
ing school.
The I.n.lie.s Aid Socieiy of. the
'Aon Lutheran church will meet at
the home of Mrs. John Lottos,
i:ta Fourth street at 2 p. m. As
this is the usual meeting for the
election of officers, all members
aro requested to attend. -
these seen hen' toRjy has little.
loosely lied cl asters of violets in
the Parma shade sen'ttercd over its
foliln.
TarnKhed Silver llracelcls.
New York. Itraeelets of tar
nished silver, three or four rather
wide ones on (ho left arm, are a
correct and interesting touch now
wllh the Mark evening gown. Mexi
can bracelets wllli' lacy open work
designs are handsome accessories
for this purpose.
WALLOWA MS .
HARD WINTER
Glenn tiherod who underwent an
operation on one of his legs, nt
the La Grande hospital last week,
has rcovered sufficiently to be able.
10 come homo and be around with
the aid of crutches. An accident
which resulted in a young man get
ting hiB leg broke, occurred Fri
day as the train was Hearing the
depot from the Joseph end of the
line. It seems that as the train
was slowing down for the stop at
1 he depot, the man at temped to
get off tho 'coach before It had
come to u top, and In doing so
struck his leg against a signal post
with siit'h a force as to break the
hone. He was taken to Knter
prlse laler in the day where his
parents reside.
L. Touch, who has been confined
lo his homo for the past month
or mom as the result of having
bis leg broken by a horse falling
on him, Is reported lo be recover
ing nicely, while It will -be some
time yet before he will be able to
bear much weight on the injured
leg.
The rains and "chlnook" struck
thlH section of Ihe country Ihe last
of the week, caused the roads and
streets to become, very slippery
wllh the hard freeze. Friday night
sections of the Htale, have been
home for the holidays. Among
some of them who are homo are
K. K, Hunter, l.yle Ilalrd, Car
man lMuss, Hubert Johnson, Alar
grot MeOlaran, at well as sevettil
other
II. O. Masterson returned home
Saturday from Klglu, where he was
culled early In the week by the ser
Ions Illness of his father at that
place. The father recovered slight
ly and was taken to Hot Lake,
where he Intends slaying for n
short lime receiving medical treat
ment. Miss i.ola Fred In burg- of
Pendleton, has been visiting in
town the past work, and is en
gaged at 'present III helping take
stock at the Oregon Hardware fc
Implement company store.
iteports from Maxville state that
the snow In about 2 Inches deep
there, making the roads very hard
traveling by auto from there to
Wallowa. However the snow hai:
not become deep enough lo hinder
logging opera Ion.
Many Unemployed Re
norted Snow 20 Inches' Mni,y P,0,m' 'f-'vmg -barefooted"
pUltLU, OmiW V JIH.I1LH t(.am8 f0umi ,t m.ury Impossible
at iviaxviiie; uoaasre
Slippery.
1 Fashion Notes
WAIJ.OWA, (Special) Willi
the advent of winter, and tho farm
work all done up, leaving the only
source of employment in the log
King camps, many men are out of
a job. and are looking lor work.
Tho cluinren for the use of all idle
nu n In this section look very un
favorable, unless the cutting force1.
in the legging camps are greatly
increased.
Some "of tho men hunting work
say they have been informed by
contractors and otherH that more
men would be used shortly after
tiiu first of tho new year. 1
I hiring Ihe season when many
local men were employed by farmer.-;
in the harvest field, the short
age of labor was keenly felt in the
woods. It was at this season when
niativ inon from the southern
j -states came to the northwest in
(.search of work, finding work ot
Jail kinds plentiful, in the camps,
and nearly any when they cared
to work. Xalurally when the. fall
work on the ranches was finished
' the number of men was in excess
ui joiif.
Very few farmers are attempt
ing to hire any nt this season of
Hit; year, about all tho work be
ing done on the farms jire the gen
eral chores, and looking after and
feeding stock. A few have been de
livering hay Into town, where U
ton or two is wanted by people
living in town, the price, of this
hay delivered is said to be about
41 per ton. Others having hay
In sel have, not been anxious to
put the hay onto the market, feel
ing that tho sen-son is now ti oaring
when all stock will have to bo fed,
and that the price of hay is due
for a raise. Something which all
farmers have been waiting for in
all Hues of produce.
Vscd Willi Discretion.
Paris. Soutache and clre braids
today are being used with discre
tion on tailored costumes, t'pon a
smart taillrure or brown drappella,
these braids tuke the place of fur.
no('ot &n non no n no nn?Sn 00 00 O
" b
Yellow Silver Lace.
Paris. Silver lace in exquisite
shades of yellow Is among the fa
vorite evenlnir materials nt nreti. nt
It is particularly effective whenig
decorated with shoulder straps o
buckles ot jet and crystal or brilliants.
TRX US
On
Delicious Apples
Potatoes
Onions
lo travel the roatl Saturday morn
hif,'. While reports from nround
town were to the effect that sev-
rai persons received severe bumps
ami bruises from falling on tho
slippery side-walks ami pavements.
One today living in the west part
of town. Is reported to have suf
fered 11 broken wrist, and a bad
bump on the head, as a result of
falling.
J, 1 4. Maxwell has been con
tracting a car of hogs, during the
past week, for shipment to X?
Portland markets, next Friday.
The price for top hogs has ad
vanced from 1-2 to 3-4 cents hpre
during the past ten days being
around 7 cents at this 'time.
H. Harrait who is In the employ
of the government, In Hlologlcal
survey work has been In town tho
pTisl week or ten days. He has
been engaged nt work in tho eas
tern part of the county for some
lime.
Many of the young' men and
women from town who have been
teaching, or attending higher In
stitutions of learning, in different
For Colds,
Influenza
and as a
Preventive
Kail Line Is JroHised
HALKM. Or.- The. Walla Wallal
Valley Hallwuy company has sent I
letter to the public service com
mission here announcing its in
tention to construct five and one-I
half miles of railroad extending j
from Milton, along ihe outer edge;
of tho right-of-way of tho Oregon-,
Wyashtnglon Hallway. M Navigation
company, So Omapine. -
Just operation of the line by .
tho Oregon-Washington Itailroad
Sr Navigation company and the
Walla Wail la knllway company Is
proposed, according to the letter
received by the commission.
' The purpose, of the line is lo
develop the I' rim pine district.
RED PEPPERS El I
RHEUMATIC PAINS
When ymi aro rmflmng with rhe
mutism. ho ymi run lmrdly pH around
just try lied Pepper Huh mid yon will
have tlm quickest relief known.
Nothing lias micu concentrated,
penetrating heat a red peppers.
slant roiiei. Just tt soon
apply Ited Ptfpper Huh ou iK
tingling heau Jn threejrrhivttett It
warms the oro spo'Th rough and
tli rough. !''('. tlTilood circulation,
breaks up tlpnTigetioii and tho old
rlicuiuntitmi Torture in gone.
Howies Red Pepper ltult, mad
from red peppers, rout littlo nt any
drug store, (let a jar at once. I7s
it for lumbago, neuritis, backache,
stiff neck, soru muscles, colds in cIiohU
Almost instant relief awiiita you. Mo
sure to get tho genuine, with the
name Howies uu cadi pa el; age.
Blue Mountain Oregon
LUMBER
"SEEING IS BELIEVING"
WE'LL SHOW YOU WHAT WE HAVE
WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT
TELEPHONE MAIN 8
.
m it
DOW
rman roxcKS L.um Dei-
Company
For Mill and Box Wood Phone Main 547
J. L. Munhall
January Clearance of
IBS Mllmery
EVERY WINTER HAT
POSITIVELY NO RESERVATIONS
EVERY WINTER HAT
INCLUDED
$3.30 $100' - ?;.r9 - ?!.7.
Our entire stock of Winter Millinery, with no reserva
tions whatsoever, is divided into these four lots, to he
closed out.
CHILDREN'S HATS
All children's hathave heen grouped into divisions to
close out without regard to former prices.
$1.98 '. $2.35 1' $2.80
LADIESJlt
1
AND MILLINERY
m 1: Diaceeraro
ol: The First and unginai 1.1 , miiiiiuiisiiiiiiiaui.iuiuiciiiiumuimui
Wc Hnvo n n.-al Ilnrgali. g TJH)-bearS this sljnaturo :j
,OHlH'.YOII.K TOWtlSflm g WU?Z. 1! 1502 S Are., t. Orapdo, OrcoW , , . !
jg Doii.r. toi mxfjrf'XR 0 j ( Price i)c. ,, . '
!OvlM,AXIVf7T'Itl.Va CAR g . - j . " ' ' -
g ILipmobllc & CliTcland Agts. 1151 1 Vlt 1 S I
ir,i7 Jpffi-rsoii IMnlu 5a 4 W m'T ' '1 '
"oooooooooooooooooooooooo tSNk ' Jp 'J
PUTS-SORES " WO
S Clcunso thoroughly thn, - 1 "if Ol O 1 VJt
VlcEf H. Skeezix Shoes m
-XS. nS For Boys and Girls lifli3!
- W vWllfl ; Outgrown Before Outworn ip W '-')
Ml Mlty s
' Sss.fiwjoie8 flexible yet very durabhTliesa-fihoes Ipi'igl
I WIKhJvWII give your boy orui--rrjntIerfiil service (frftf':vl
and are niftyJoJfhTgat pleasing prices. , teggggmm
6z. -- $2.50 to $3.00
I TheBootery.Inc jm
Jt ?SjjJS A Paraillse for Tlrl Fort . CfrtJ
. . Ilotun of tho April Alii Shoe bL 11
L .NJ, 6IIOVKB SMITH, Mgr. . If.
PV '.Hk 20 IH-pnt St. rhoni! M-II8 ! Ijl I
IB
(?eh.Cdrr$t
fflemonal.'fivif
Silk Velvet Tln-nlor Wrnpn.
Tondon. Thcntrr wraps r silk
velvet hiive arrived lo make the
Bouson still more Korpeons. These
wraps aro freipienily seen In eash
mere shades and palternn, triiniiu-d
with Iho richest furs.
ORDER THAT
MONUMENT NOW .
We have made a pro
found study .of monument
building, and an order
iur hands is sure
10 receive faithful, intelli
gent executipfi.
We WillGladly Furnish
stimates
Blue Mountain Marble
Granite Company
Jit
f. Hrrrfff
GrandaJonde HosDital -
A r(ojiaeet?tfIatratid ethical institution that does not ad
vertise your sickness or broadcast your operations, but
gives you service equal to any institution in the North
west. .
' " : ' We employ bnly graduated nurses
BIIHHBHBBHIHBHIHSHHIlSSlEIIMSiaiHHfflBIISBlBBnBg
ljnefpier Ked.
London. Laeuucr rod Is hack
nRntn today as a I'avorile color,
used only In touches. It Is ofi
combined with that peculiar tone
of tfraytHh sand newly named
"sphinx."
null Urocmlc Shoes.
New York. Among the new
shoes shown here Is a pair in dull
brocade. In inarvelously soft, faded
tones .of red, like an old tapestry.
These shorn are given Hps and
strnps of dull gold.
IInitlPainlc(l .Mjjhtgown.
New York. - Nothing could !
more impractical nor more lovely
thnn the hand-painU-d nlghigoun.
Jn n pafr shad' of nrehld, nnn o'
January Sale
OF, FINE -.imiE
Furniture
W. H. Bohnenkamp
Co.
n
n
w
m
H
H
H
H
H
U
n
H
i
H
ta
H
H
H
H
H
B
M
H
n
n
When You Buy Cod
n
u
n
u
n
ii
n
n
EJ
m
n
&
Consider Quality
A SURPRISING FACT, for which there is no satisfac
tory explanation, is the difference in coals from mines
operating in the same district.
It often happens that mines working side by side in
the same seam will produce coals varying widely in
burning and slotting qtialilies, percentage of ash and
amount and character of impurities.
When You l'uv Coal," Consider Quality
You Will Find It In
ABERDEEN COAL
M
a
M
n
H
H
w
n
ta
H
H
M
M
n
M
H
M
H
Sawyer-Holmes Merc. Co.
Phone Main 17
H
m
N
H
H
n
II
II
II
II
II
n
a
u
n
n
i
n
ii
n
n
u
n
H
fSlBBBBBBBBBIBBIBBBBBBBBBBBEBBiSBBIBBBHBBBB'S