La Grande evening observer., January 07, 1924, Image 3

Monday, January 7, 192 1.
TOE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THEK5
WOMEN'S INTEREST
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NEWS of SOCIETY
Chapter I, I. K. ()., hail an tjn
timiully intiTfHiintr in-line ''riduy.
whn they mel Hi (if luin e nf Mim.
Vincent rainier, uiili Mi h. J. 'I1.
KlrhnnjHon iih h:i U i- for I 1m- af
ternoon. Hfv topic wan " I n.J u.st rlti
of America," it lid wan v-ry well
reart, afti-r which a k,'I-'uI iJiHcns
Hlon look place. Kul lowing; the
itisrusHioii u ilninty lunehVtin war.
Hi'rvt-il ,jy Hie cjiurmliu: ho.-!
uinl n Hocial hour k nt.
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Mra. Karl HlotManl. who him
been visiting in Suit Lake t'ity,
1'lah, for I ln past two w-i-Ich. will
return lo hf home In l.u tiiandi
tomorrow morning.
About ten uu'iiiberH were present
Kai unlay afternoon, whu the Alis-
Hlon J land of tin- rn-Hbyterian
church met at the horn- of Mra.
A. Anderson, oil AdaniH nvi-nue. Af
Iit t hf regular devotional anl vt
jwirts w-re n-atl u il-lirrhtHii aortal
I tun vHit spent anil a ili'licioim
lunch'm nerved.
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The T-ndics l-Mucational Auxil
iary will ii 'tomorrow t-vnint:.
January R. with Mrs. II. R. Dixon
Comfort
The (style of these Oxfords
is .apparent at a glance.
So we head-line Comfort,
which you can experience
in any of these exquisite
models, in black or brown
kid.
All the scientific foot sup
port that made these shoes
famous with style in
ever detail. Every size
and jvidth.
; 1 to 12
AAAA to EE
ROCHESTER C
TheBoatery.Inc
A Paradise for Tirol I'cct
Home of tlio Atvh Aid shoo
CiHOVIOK SMITH, Mirr.
200 Depot St. I'hone M-118
Paris has returned to corsets
and decreed that,
Rhapeb-ss waist-lines
protruding abdomens
HJlky hips arc passe.
The enlarged waist-line is not
popular with women who care
about , their personal appear
ance. WeaV a T,A CAMILLB and
be cojufort.nble. A complete
line ot the dlff' rent models al'
ways on hand.
Mrs. Robt. Pattison
Corbel lern
Phone S22-W Kes. 1708 Oak
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The ; tViTTt Itri'atlles
as host kh. Jr. Houvy will be
ih h alter- and Imh topic Is "IVr
i.im.il ( iP i. rvai.un in Kuropf."
Tin- J. It. i "a t'l rlnli Will inert
Tliiiistlny, .lannacy 1I. it 1 lit- home
nt Mrt;. K. II. lt.h n. 1 11314 Om-n-
IVillxl St Hit.
Tie V
llleel V
Mrs. 'I'
her lion
-dni-Mday Hi-hlt;.- flub will
liKsday, Januai'y It, with
I. Sri nKtvina jih IhikIchh, nl
(H) l-'umi h ftfi-. i't.
The Alpha club
m-ailay, .January
Mr. and .Mrs. fh:
win meet. VrI
mi th' home nf
it. H. UvynoldH.
Fashion Notes
I'onr New Aliili-s.
Paris. Itviir angles thrust
ihiiiisriv.-s nrlh In (he siMinuidio
of a 11. -w lain ur shown hern to
day. Thr anjrli'H, forimd by fur.
n-ljrvt- 1 in- fi.e, rdimrly slim lim-H
at nicl;, wrist; hip an. I hnn.
Smart SIwm-s ait IMain.
Paris. Hhoi-H, t lit most refent of
tin-in, an' not vry highly drcor-ati-d.
Iti-ally sinarl wonn-a inrllnv
lo loot wrar which la ln'aiillfully
inad- and of b-aut it ul inau rials,
hut unolts!rtisivt 111 color and orna
ijp ntatlon.
I New JirafK'tl Hat. '
j' l-ondon Anions the draprd hats
: whlrh si-cm today slowly to bo
oustinK- the iiniv.-rsal i loch In one
jof Hat in no draprd as lo forn in
;front r, hiitfr how. Thr hal fits
jUte had .snugly, but the draped
'bow (lids txtwid for some distance
ion each "side, drooping over I ho
rurs. 1
Fancy In I,lnj;iW
X'W Vorli. Koine very lovely
linwerio s.-is shown h're today ur
made of pair n range crepe do
chine. AI the hems they have a
wide; border of printed georgette,
on which is a rioral dr.sign in-deeper
orange and palo lihie.
. High Tur Collar.
New York. The .swankiest eve-
nine cloaks now are topped by h(.fori! whQ cMlaron had ,,.,.
very hlKh. cyllml.r-sb.ipid collars:,,,,,, n,.,. '", .." '1
of fur. Till:! eollar,
around (he head as
usual y h Bh
10 liKlo tne
ars from view.
I led on Itlnck.
.The touch of red. i
in fiitch a dramatic note
the blarlt costume now, is
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r..-d nrnnrnrn hf.hl nn th,. wris.t .ljVH'U,S. ,nI 100,1 f W mUy
a black velvet band.
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An expei'jrnced btislneas woman
is one who isn't. offensively
hriiMiun in an effort, to seem ns
important as a. male.
Sfmart Sports Wear
THERE affl Sweaters en3 kwrot-i
ers, bnt nothing seems to tak'
the place of. the heavy brushed wool .
for outdoor wear. School!
srirla and college girls find it one of
the moat popular garments in their,
'wardrobe, not only for skating ancll
jekiing and athletic meets, but iori
kMnora1 WMT AM WelL '
i The brushed wool slipover tg IM
confined to tho school girl, bow-l
I ever, for her older eister, neri
mother and her aunts, all hail it h
one ot the most aosiranie Knroea
MiTerwejir nroduct3. It ia one o!
; those happily designed garment'
where style and comfort meet, and
Idue to the fact that it may be worn!
with or without a coat, la fcquaiiy.i
tat home) in town of country. J
Colors and eouara also navu moyn,
I brushed wool slipover. For tho
of conservative tastes, mere an
colors that win pieas, .m uir
those wishing something totgn
with A gay mood, there r im
number of colors and alor eomj
binations, Stnpos in keeping withj
fashion's edicts, ptay, ea extremw
ly important part, 1
nt Virt nAWVrn BWCSteTI &H
ra oollsT standing op wt an w4
DACK wnicn 7 i . i n
purpose, bemg a, perfecll n-)
ehield. and ttlsd Bltrodoee ST) idU
Tiauai siyio nw ;
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Winter usually means clothes of da-k colors, but this yoason fashions
nro otherwise. The latest coats are in mandarin rod, oraiiRe, Htht urcen
or tan. trimmed with bands of licht fur. Of the coats sketched, both
have convertible collars. One has the smart slanting front doting and
the loose front panel, the other has oddly shaped eleeves and the popular
siiio fastening.
PRESENT DAY
FH IS JEST
nrcilKRLUY, Col. (rN.S.l The
llilnus "that mother used to make"
muy not have been the best for
the children's constitutions, as
shown by recent researches In the
Held of nutrition, according; to Dr.
A. r. llorsun. of the Household
Mclcnce Department of the Univor-
HllV Of l'lllll'.lnlt In . 1
bowed le-gs.,.poor health and dls.
,.ases -resulted. mothers never
ithouKlA of attributing these, things
10 tarir method of feeding Ibelr
lainjllles. During the lait ten years
ibefo have been great ..researches
Inro Ui oouses of these things, 'and
" fiiTi'll mill UHUHIVIKVa
I m " mUOh to ,,uln0-
I ' Morgan says thut women ure
J't'.rnlng mont and more about how
'.( cook for their families. This
progress Is dite lo more people ob
taining belter educations loday. to
an increase of thought on the prob
lem in this century and to more
knowledge on the subject Itself.
Or. Morgan declares that cook
ing leehninuo itself Isn't Improv
ing, and perhaps our grandmoth
ers and our great-grandmothersc
cooked as well as women do today,
but that the majority of women
nro becoming more Intelligent In
the choice, of food and in the pre
paration of balanced as well ns at
tractive meals. Another factor In
the improvement of home cooking
Is the wider vnriMy of rood that Is
available now, especially Jn Cali
fornia. "10 very meal in the day does not
have to he exactly balonced." says
Or.' Morgan, "so long as a proper
balance Is maintained In the totul
mei.lB of a day or two. Of course,
il Is better to maintain a balance
throughout every meal, if passible,
nnd thus balance the work which
has to be done by the body.
I he Importance of nutrition has
only recently been realized. Or.
Morgan suys. Hho sold that the in
crease In knowledge of how food
should be prepured and served will
help to build up the race.
Jn Dr. Morgan's opinion nutri
tion is Important because, tike
every other science, it teaoh.es the
.scientific method and also is for the
good of the human race and lends
to better feeding of, families.
New- college for umpires has no j
official cheer, but fans will give.)
amps a "Haw! Haw! Haw!" when
ever they pull a bum decision.
Jack already has enough spar
Hnn; partnerit without taking a
wltv on the payroll.
Ouch! My Back! Rub
Lumbago Pain Away
Rub Backache away with (mail
trial bottle of old
8t Jacobs Oil."
, whp
lame
rhcumst ium
llls Ju(1 e
ip, don t suiter 1
,
iiottle ot olil.
bonent "isfc-JaccAi Oil" at aoy drug
ttorej pour t ,jtte jn lmni) n(,
rull -A ri w on bai.k
nd bv the Um ym m Ui6
inrrJin, snd mrn, is onc.
tJr Pripp,d! Thi loot'iing.
penetrating oil needs to be used only
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4mjg u,e mivry Jt j, magical, yit
antonitelv Harmless anil (Imnn t burn
the skin."
0ihing else stops lumbago, seia-
lira, Dsxica ue or rneunislisoi
promptly. H never diepjinul
L hai'lr la faiti
4 seniticaaTi
IHfeinii
ASKS jVOOn lMlOOTTKFJtK
TO JRY M:V' -AIJVS
I'NTKnHOTH, Bavaria. (AP)
Moved by his growing antipathy to
profit of ull klnds, u local resi
dent named Anton prc-stele has
erected a gibbet for tlieni In thta'p
little town, and now invites the de
livery of offenders.', ,
"Tho demand for a gallows has
been supplied,"' Anton says in his
announcement; "It remains only to
snd In the criminals. 1 would
prefer thoie who have Increased
pre-war prices three and four fold.
and who Insist further upon pay
ment on ft gold mark haHis." ' ,
COMING!
rev v&um, - .i
Singers, SpeakersEverybody!
Doctors, Nurses, Dentists Recommend
. CATARRHAL JELLY
KONDON'S is antiseptic and healing;. For over 30
years Kondoii's has beennelping millions of people
for all kinds of Colds and Catarrhal affectionsj,,. ""
FOR HEAD, NOSE'TppJ-TltoUBLES
Kondon's makes life wortrTliving. Write for 20-trcat-mcnt
tin. It's free. ' Or get a 30c tube from your drug
gist. Guaranteed to please
KONDpN'S Catarrhal
-J "mV 1
YOU NEED SOX
We have nt all our
Values tojiljOSUJ-iU'
il
('"oine iaji1mY
98c
Andrews9 Variety
Store
Service Economy
WOULD CHANGE IT ' '
TO PARENTS' DAY
HOKTON. ( I.N.H.) A movement
designed lo make the second HtiU-,
day in Muy rureiitu' luy wus
tuimrhed hern recently.
Mathers' Jiay Jias been relebrut-'
cd in Muy heretofore for several
1 years, out it got un unsitvory odor.
jaiicordiiiK to luckiiA of .the inove
I iii n I, who charge that floris's
.were "aoaklnK" Die public for flow
!trs for thai luu-ilrular Hiinday.
I Arcorillng lo Wo men "I'lH-le
lltolien" and "Hrothfr i-UX" who
declined lo glvu.th-lr names, it Is (
. ' purposed to r place Mothrrs I ay
Villi lJan ills lUty.
; "The idea," all "rnele liolu-rl"
in a slah'tneni, "Ih to establish u
day of jviueiiitrunc4 that would be
clean, pure and devotional. Jn Ihe
matb-r of gifts, thin tshoutd be op u
1o all nirreliuJits, who would be i-x-pecti-d
tg offer joods a I a price
wlihin the retieh of the pennies of
small children. So far us I he flor
jfals ttre coiicerm-d. there woild he
ino id-a whulevi-r of catahltidilng
(any .particular flower ,aa tin- em
jblem of the day. On the eonitury,
any flowr or pot plant offered
jwiihln u reasonable price would be
lln order. Trade marks or Insignia
jtlojl't mean devotion; but true love
iwiih sincrriiy. coim-s froui (he
J In-art. I. II tie children, save your
'prnnit-s to buy soim'thlng for your
parents. imughtcrs. make some
jthlng of your own luindlwork for
Ithe home. Sons, give something as
,11 remembrance to show your love
land gratitude."
j "I'ncle Itobert" shown! a letb-r
j f rom (fovernor Parker, of l.oulsl-
unu, endorsing his undertaking. He
'also showed n statement from the
Commissioner of KducatLon of New
j York HI ate giving the movement
his approval.
Kit-Tlit Sttk I'ostiimsU'rsliip.
HOOD KIVKK. OK., Kecelp
of letters from the rutted States
civil HCrvice to local citizens, In
(juiring as to citiullflcatlons of ap-r
plica ntH, reveuled that eight candi
dates wish to succeed T. A. Hen vis
whose term expires in early Feb
ruary, as Hood Hlver postmaster.
They ar Thomas l Johnson, Jos
eph VV. Morton, Thomas H. Higgs,
Hoy J. Smith, Oeorgu I. Slocom,
Ira i). Taylor, Mrs. Jessie Kodwell
and Oharte;: K (rrtive-',.
FREE
One Tube Of
Squibb's
Magnesia Tooth Paste
With
Every bottle of
,Siuilb's or San Tox
PARAFFIN OIL
This is ajiiirm offer,
so come early. The"
stock of paste is limited.
MTHEJ-tfL.DR-J6
Xfts mscmPTiON omugcists
or money rjacK.
Jelly, Minneapolis, Minn.
H t--Ji
Wool Sox in one big lot.
choice of 3 pair for
Side Drapes
The side drape was never more !
fashionable than it is at the prea-1
.ent moment. The dross site ten ed
chows .tho tendency of smart
frocks to he slightly fitted at the
waist, a tendency emphasized by
the little horizontal plcuts on one
side Just below the long shawl col
lor. The side closing Is more popu
'lar than ever.
Over one hundred French girls i
say they want to marry Dempsey, I
but that's one kind of contract
.lark isn't anxious to sign.
Pay yourtlfuRtflst $1.20 fof two
boxes of PAZO OINTMENT.
When you have used tho two
boxes, If you are not satisfied
with the results obtained, we will
Bend $1.20 to your druggist and
request him to baud it to you.
We prefer to handle this through
the druggist because his cus
tomers are usually his friends
and will ha honest with him.
pAHIS MUU4CINB COMPANY.
Stt Lotitsi 'Mo.-1
The
IGetTwii Trial Boxes)
PAZO OINTMENT llCi- j
teed Renuldy forrr forms of j
Pile.
HEFORE you were awake this morning, hundi'eds i 1 1 j j' r
of cleft hands were busy preparing things to capti- !
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Long after ybu drop off to sleep tonight alert minds
will go on planning what to say to interest you tomorrow
and dayfcttomorrow. '
To a great many people, you loom .large. Day by day
through their advertising, they earnestly seek to attract
your notice and earn your good-will.
Practically every advertisement you find in this paper,
Is aimed straight at you. As clearly and responsibly as
though he spoke, with you face to face, the advertiser
proffers you convenience, comfort, entertainment, serv
ice, or economy. Or all these precious things, perhaps,
in one! ,
The advertisement makes its' promise to you; yourself;
personally. How much worth your while it is to heed
such personal messages!
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' U'lui JlrauglU lllui IUuk Hmim
OKI A Wloala, "(AP Sevwal
bolt leu of JyejQch wine 0f old
vintage were .wiuotu I he gifts pre-s-Mited
by former Crown PrJnev
WJUUini iff th t.wo Itt m i l, Ji i
' fxompi'nted him n jii i.rJj rww
Wleringen, Hollund, to his casti
at Oels in Jvloveinber.
,TIm Viore wine eellaJ' is snid
to be one of the lucst in Clermany,
hayllUT .been tocli.c(J with ran? na
tive and foreign wines years ago
when Gem imam annually bought
neiirly n.Jhlrd ff ilu Jeirb n-d
wine output. Other nieitibers ,of
Hie paj-ty were lu-ejtwiiA-.d wyh tick
idns, CM.ff iinks, clgureiu ciu-H and
other ftotiveutrs In uppiw,ilio.i) of
their service Ju uidlug tUe jkrlnee
lo n'tiirn to hlu hoiiie uiu-j ait ab
sence of nine years. ,
Ofen Fig for Furniture.
UKltlJN. (AP) "A fad pig
weighing .HM pounds Jo be ex
changed for a set of furniture,"
Lreuds an advertisement in a iter-
lin newspniUT. Thus hus direct bar
ter become popular, as nguliiHl. en
deavors to do business with the
murk ns a medium of exchange.
January 10 lust day to pay water
n-nt without penally. 1 -7 -.'II
EXTRA QUALITY
Wash Boilers
That Are Built for Service
PRICES FROM
$2.25
TO '
! 7
TrtSocarry a full
KITCHEN AND HOUSEHOLD
EQUIPMENT
We give 5 Discount for cash
Oregon Hardware &
Implement Co.
Importance Gf
Being You
iaiicy.
more ways than one it pays to
READ ADVERTISEMENTS
Offering you
ri WoJltex ' y
0 Coats. Softs & Presses 3 ; 1
M At uret!y reduced P
M oricea - t
8.0.0.
and complete line of
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