" Mon'day, January It, 1024.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERV
PAGE TIHvSE
FINAL CLEARANCE
Simplicity in Play Clothes
of all Winter Coats
NEWS of SOCIETY
WOMEN'S INTEREST
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The LadlesV litblo Class of the-
Methodist KptHcopul church, south,
ent.-riaim-d the Men's liihle rias
last Friday evening al a banum-l '
given in the basement of the
church. A round table discussion
wan held by. the two classes and
Several addresses wen delivered,
whfc' I proved very intereHtinK- The
main aildreKH wan made by the panful-,
Itev. N. I. Wood, on "The
Worker tho church," and whh ex
cellent, , Tho'Lndles Bible Class Ih one of
tho largest In the clly and hotli
class- uro doing fine work. Har
ry Cleaver, t ho superintendent,
nrled is toast muster.
An nnusuuliy pleasant time wan
spent &iiurdny afternoon lvlu n the
'Ho club met at Hit; homo of
Hal Bohnenknmp. The afternoon
was spent at five tables of bridge
with tins club prize going to Mrs.
It, J. Oroen ami the gnent prize to
Mrs. Clius. Reynolds. Mrs. Walter
Leismun won the consolation prize.
The ooms were beautifully deeo-,
rated in pink Tarnations and white j
Jiareissls, and before adpournuieiit :
a delicious two course luncheon i
was oved hy the charming hos- I
Uss. I
IliupM only a logical result of the
lur.aeaKun. At any rate, Monie
jnhnpH today are displaying delight
pill Hitle Mundals of Hudson seal,
! squirrel mid dyed rabbit.
.rccii Coming in Again.
London. (ireen is coming In
aKain, even before Ihe first hint of
HprliiK. The new Kieen is rut her
dull, but exceedingly Hoft in tonn
and beeoiuing to iiiohi. women.
Fantastic Notion1.
London. Tho python and alllga
tor shoes and wrist bugs and other
orntiiuents mo coiniuon today have
been developed into a fantastic no
tion. This Ik a serpent of gleam
inic metal cloth or u small stuffed
alligator, eilher real or artificial,
posing effectively on I ho popular
black plu.sh hat.
Tho Wide. Study Heading rircle,
which has been meeting at lite
homo of Mm. Harriet Mae I onald,
will resume Its sessions tomorrow,
Tuesday, at 2:30 p. m., in the
Neighborhood club rooms, at the
public library. The study of "Kxo
dus. In. its Spiritual Meaning" will
bo continued; also I ho reading
of the book "The Man of Callllee,"
by We rid ling. All old members arc
cordially invited to be present and
any nety ones will be welcome.
Mrs. Ttobert 7'Htersnn will In
hostess to the Thursday Aur lion
Itlrdtfe club, wilh a one o'clock
luncheon. Thursday. January 1 7
After mnch has been served tlx
afternoon will be spent at' bridge
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The 1,uclty Thirteen club will
meet Thursday, January 17, with
Ai rs. I-J. T. A ndrews as JiohI es.
:
The Pythian Sisters held Mich
; fpilollation of officers on l'Yid:t
evenint,-, January II. The follow
ing officers being installed for t hi
coming year: M. K. (,'., lllam ln
Sliannop: K. R., Mildred Crowley;
K. J., Carrie Cleuvinger; M. of T.
VeNu Jones; M. of li. and , lor:
Hose; M. of l, Mollle Moss; I'. ol
T.. 'Alice Wallace; (1. of O. T., Dora
French P. i, Irene ,c( 'arlhy:
trustee Mildred Crowley and Alice
"Wallaci atid press correspondent
Vella Jones. The Installing oirieei
Mas Flora IIHey.
The Parkdnie club will, meet
Wednesday, lieccmber Hi. with
Mrs. W.-Cass, 1.10(1 Jefferson street,
an hostess.
The Women of the Mooseiieari
l.eion installed their new officers
January Hilh, when they met at
the I. it O. I', hall. Officers were
Installed as follows: Jessie Fisher,
past. re-ent; Kiln a. Itunyan. senior
repi'nt: f'ora Shanks, junior regent;
Mary Norris, chaplain; Clara Her
ffcr. recorder; Mary MayvlMe,
tp'amiror; Maude KlinKliammer,
sentinel; Jennie J.und, Argus; Ada
Itrnnnoa. guide, and Viola lloag.
assistant guide.
Fashion Notes
Taking to I lock Crywtnl.
Paris.r-Tlie rarisienne is some
what forsaking clear crystal for
rock crystal. A large plaque of the
latter is her favorite ornament
now, the frosted surface In (aid
with a fanciful design in brilliants.
j KllpitcrM or Fur.
Paris. Slippers of fur are
Flounces
Very Thin limiting Suits.
iBNew York. Mathing yuilH of
very tliin waterprooT material,
sucli as tiial of wjilch "slickers"
are inadv. today attract the notice
f Southern-bound travelers. The
bathing suits are so thin that a
brassiere wilh wide shoulder straps
is visible beneath them. The colors
are beautiful reds, greens and vio
lelH, , fc
Moire llamlbag Favontl. :
New York. The Utile molrc
handbag is more und more favored.
Its latest, development today Is n
handsome medation of real petit
point In Ihe center of (ho front.
New Tailored Snils,
New York. one of the new
tailored cloth frocks, which bid
fair to be more and more worn us
the season progresses is smartly
made in a coat' model effect with
out being really a coat frock. The
coat effect is obtained by two large
metal buttons, (hat pretend to fas
ien one side of the front of the
belt.
tt mut ho Blmnle. That's the commonsonse stipulation of evry
mother who pinna her children's piny clothes. Colored pipings that Iron
fiat may he used for trimming. Colored bindings for tho cloalnu flups
Is another wnv of diving color to the froi lt in u practical way. These
three frocks have bloomers to them that may bo made In a different
material from the dress. They all slip on easily over the head. The
minimum amount of buttons Is another good feature.
Kotnln-r Kvi'iiliiK (think.
Ni'iv York'. a nmKiilrlci'iil w
nlmr clunk Hhown here toilny 1h
oi black brociiilcd vclvcl.
rioinlH-r in appcaruncc, ami
wlrh Kray crepe dc cliinc. 'I'ht
nil'ji'cnre oltlains in a wide
if IriilcHCi-nl head.
IKE STII
IN CRATER
TTONOUTUT. ( A P) Punchbowl,
burned that night on the high rock
where Ihe Kirrlflclal pit was situ
ated. A heavy smoke fell und
wuvered around It, according to
tho stories of persons who disobey
ed the king's order and watched
! I lie fire from afar. Ait old lla
I waiinn, qiieKllhneil regarding this
incident, said that nobody wus
known to have been missing In
ilTnnolulu after this evening, but
eiy the large extinct crater of one of. that any ilrtinken sailor migiil have
lined the
inag
coila r
ASSESSOR BOOSTS
thejdisappeari'd easily in the darkness
island of Cajiu and which once, was and that such a man never would
volcanoes that formed
ATLANTA. On,, (INS)r-An in.
crease of !ia.Hni,tni(i in tin- as.ses.s
erf value of Atlanta. real estate
will appear on tlte books' of 'the
city lax nssesaorH us soon as tho
work of assessing property can
bo completed, it was announced
recently by members of the Asses
ior:. Hoard.
Tills is the greatest Increase
chronicled in any single year of
Atlanta's history, it was stated.
Assessed value of real estate for
upon which 1!I23 taxes were
predicated, amounted to ?208. OHO,
:mhi. Tho $fo,mpi,niM) increase thus
marked n gain for the year of np
pro;imate ; 2ft pei' cetu. ,
Two factors worn equally im
portant in swelling the assessed
used as a hill of sacrifice by the
Hawaiian people, will become one.
of the largest athletic stadiums in
tlie world if the plans of Major
Wiillflni Hoonai. athletic officer of
ATLANTA'S REALTY i"" Hawaiian National CJuard. are
consummated,
Tho stadium would be almost In
the center of Ihe city and would
have a sealing capacity of 95,000,
as large as the prervntpopiilnllon
of tlte city. Prlsrtn laborers have
Istarted clearing klawo and other
brush from Ihe sides of the prater
and Inside the bowl. Improve
ments also have been started to the
one road leading to the top of Ihe
crater and efforts will he made to
obtain municipal co-operation for
the construction of another road.
Punchbowl, which towers 500
feet above sea level, forms a per
fect amphitheatre and. In the opin
ion of Major Iloopai, could be
transformed Into a modern studlum
at small cost. It is now owned hy
the government and la used as a
be missed. In isoy a chief who
was ruptured as uu enemy of Ka-'
niehutneha the Or eat was known to
have been burned at the slake on
Punchbowl.
The crater rim measures 1.S80
feet cross from east to west and
1.7iu feet ucross from north to
south. The slope from the rim lo
the bottom of the crater is esti
mated at approximately & degrees.
Th floor of the bowl is about on
feet below the rim.
realty values to record figures, J. rifle range for the National Guard
c. l.ittle, ore board member, sta-pf Hawaii. Its peak is the scene
ted.
One of these, lie said, was the
vast amount of new construction
which is to appear on the city tax
books for the first time. The other
was duo to the application in pnrt
of the so-called scientific basis of
assessment, which fixes standard
ized value of properties within cer
tain diatricts and on certain
streets.
Itiddy F,nys (.hint Kgg.
COTTAGE GKOVIC, Or. Just to
show that a little thing like zero
weather can't discourage the egg-
producing biddies of this section
and probably realizing that her
owner would need more food in
order to -withstand the frigidity, a
Plymouth I toe I; owned by Mrs. Joe
Perkins Jr., produced an egg on
Now Year's day that measured 7 V,
inches by 0 inches. This was the
coldest day that Cottage Grove had
during tlie recent rold spell and t lie
coldest day of many years., 'Hie
Thermometer dropped to zero.
And this was not a freak egg. It
was built exactly like eggs of usual
dimensions and had but one yolk.
The same hen produced an egg
of almost equal proportions a year
ago and seems to have developed
the habit of starting the new year
right.
of tho annual Knster sunrise ser
vice, which is held before a giant
cross.
The tost human sacrifice believ
ed to have taken place on Punch
bowl is shrouded in mystery, but
tradition says that King Katneha
meha IV, u heavy drinker, tsruek
his only child during a drinking
bout. The child received injuries
which caused his-" death. r Konieha
meha planned an expuhsi6ri bf Tifs
icrime. A decree was Issued order
ing all Inhubtlunls of Honolulu lo
i remain inside their houses at night,
j What transpired is unknow n, but
tradition continues (hat a fire
Flounces, four of them, bVcorate
this frock. They're slanting and
flat nd appear only in the front.
Tho collar to this frock ( new, too.
and most becoming one. Tho
aleevea with their quaint ruffles
are auccesiora to the sleeveless
atyle. Altogether this is a moat
!fashionab!t.trocI forvelvet, ,wool
IpctUltJL .
Ouch! Lumbago Pain!
Rub Backache Away
Instant Relief with a email
trial bottle of old
"St Jacobs Oil.
K idtir-rs
Th.-v l.-ivc
not eauMe
Uilii' ii cai
or a ftnun.laiid thf uah" rebel is
nootlung. "-iietratitirt. .Jucohs
Oil." Hi. it ii(fTi your painful
h.H-k, flii i'V th soreness,
stitriU'v-iJrMm.'iief x di&ppcars.
Iion't Xty rripM I f let a small
Iris! iKi'.tle of "M. .lii'-ob Oil" from
vour (truci- nuQ ninoer up. a
irnmcnf tft.-r it 14 (innliwi VOll'lI
wonder what l-eriune of the laekaohe
or lunihnjro pain.
Hub idd. honest "St.-.Titr-rfj OH"
wtifnev) r you have seintirj, nt-ur.ilgid,
r iieinti.i : i un or mr.iin, as it in abo
lately httniiitjft and doetin't burn the
skin.
II! 6 nooir
. cniisi Ti(.(-Vrnfhp? No! I
tt iirrvM, therefore enar
.hti. Lidetil Your Ue-j
I 'd ly luinhiigoinatica
HrltKli Admiralty l'.vltcrlnirnta
With Plant Tablet fur Scurvy
J.ONnON. (AP) Tho British
Admiralty is experimenting with it
new extract In tablet form, of wa
tercress, spinach and other green
plunts, called phyllosan, which
may supersede limo julco for thft
treatment of scurvy.
Phyllosun is tho discovery of
Professor K. Uuergl of Herne Pnl
vorsily. It is inude from chloro
phyll, Ihe vital fluid in plants
which bears a close chemical ret
lationship to human blood pig
ments. Several putients n Iondon
hospitaln buve been rejiivenatocl by
a course of Professor JJucrgt's ap
plleation. -
. A Time to Supply Your Wants and Save Money
$19.75 A Four Day Offering
$24.75
$39.75
$49.50
OF ASTOUNDING VALUES
Good, practical Sport Coats, values to $33.50 at
these low prices ' .
One lot of Sport and Dress Coats, including Betty '
Wales and Wooltex makes; values to $i.t)U.
ful Dress Coats in fabrics of Gerona and
Vosa, brocaded or plain, with silk or satin lin--
s, and fur collars of Lynx, Wolf and Fox. For- :
ly priced at SW.SO and $82.50.
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Thmigh our Clearancjvaoffer dras
tic TUiKirllUHSTlus one by iar Is Llie""&'fatest,
as decisive action is necessary for us in order
to clear our Winter stock before the Spring
season slarts. Buy Now !
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
lABtliSffSaBBMsaMS
AND MILUNERyT. . ,
TRAVEL URGED
FOR GDLLFKFS
Marcus H. Marks Asks
Cooperation of . World
Colleges To Establish
Travel Course.
NIOW YOUIC, (AP) To-opcra-
lion, among the colleges of the
world to establish an official course
of travel und study in foreign coun
tries, was the subject of an address
delivered In this city by Marcus M.
Marks, of New York, before Ihe
tenth annual meeting of the Asso
ciation of American rollcgcH,
Tho ultlinnle hope for a real
world peace lies In International
education, und the, colleges of the
world muy well take an active ahd
united Interest In the development,
Mr. Marks argued. "In a relatively
small way, ''he continued, "the ad
vantages of travel abroad have
been long recognized; groups of
students have been coming and go
ing; privately organized travel
bureaus uro multiplying; several
colleges have adopted official
courses In oilier countries; 1ml to
secure the desired, far reaching re
sult, Ihe colleges of tho world
should formally cooperate to de
velop tho Idea, of International
travel, Including recognized courses
of study, und bring their united ex
perience to bear on the, great work;
foreign truvel arid study should be
come not as at present a sporadic
effort but on official college funo
Don, a sla-ted college extension. It
Is necessary that the best, inluda of
all the colleges und universities
roncentralo on this greut cause.
Outside of the advantages of tho
work, the direct benefits to tho col
leges ihomseiveH, would be many;
this new opportunity for continu
ous touch with the students during
the vacation periods would bring
great advantages to Ihe college fac
ulties; many of the professors
would thus incidentally see urn tho
otherwise unattainable opportunity
Ito travel abroad Hi their own and
their students' interests; further
more, both student and professors
would bring back to their college
much new Information and fresh
spirit.
"Nearly all tho educational lead
ers with whom I have discussed
this greut plan are heartily in Its
favor. Tho lime for action Is now,
Tho financial side, must be bundled
by a strong committee of practical
nun inspired with the great pos
sibilities of this movement.
"Steamship compunles and other
havo advised mo that many econ
omies will be effected through
dealing with largo numbers of
travelers; still, even with reduced
expenses, many deserving students
would not be ublo to undertake tho
trip, and largo sums will bo requir
ed to establish scholarships to pro
vide tlie opportunity. ,
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FOR SALE
6 Room modern house, good
wood house, garage, und
small cellar, ground 60x160
feet. Located on corner of
"55" and Kir streets; good lo
cation. Price is 21!&0.00 and
$260 cash will handle It; easy
payments on the balance.
6 Room modern house. Double
garage, not a full basement,
but good small cellar, chicken
hojse, wood shed and two
lot s. Located close to the
comt house. Price Is 13600.00.
Is a mortgage for $1000
e assumed.
e
can fl
10 OoJd lots on I ii HO I
altftve. hlifh iiiisV-sHTn
UV thilfsrmTiding
local-.
up fast.
now prepared to
them at a price In the
reach of every one. Only $200 r
for inside lots and $260 for
corner lots.
modern home, located
Main street close in, on
'paved street, cement sidewalks,
trees, shrubbery, etc. All for
$4200. There Is a state loan
of $2200 ran be assumed. Bal
ance cash.
We have first class alfalfa hay
for sale. Will deliver for $16
per ton. Cash on delivery.
Phy, Black &
Stoop
In La flrando National flank fllrtg.
I (iraode. Oregon.
PHONE MAIN H8
Parts has returned to corsets
and decreed that,
Bhapelesn walst-ltnei
Protruding abdomens
" Uilky hi is are passe.
Tha enlarged waist-line fa not
popular with women who care
about their personal appear
ance. Wear a LA CAMILLB and
be cornTortable, A complete
Una of the different models al
ways on hand.
Mrs. Robt. Pattison
Corset lere
Phone S22-W Ilea. 1703 Oak
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The Secret of
Being Smartiy
Dressed with
iited Ex
penditure
Jlop appearance compelled utten
tiouund udmiratlou, even of oth-
komeu. thoucb the dress she
wofe wuh at least,, a year old.
jessed for ex plana timvjji
''Perfectlv ii si' 'fT 1 get
ilrtjsas"iii. careful that it
Tin ly ln'conilng to me. even
though Inexpensive. Then I se
lect or make a hat to war with
It. And finally. I'm extra par
ticular about the Hiyl and the
quality and the apparanc' of my
shoes.
"Do yo i know, some of my
friends think that I am extravu
gunt regarding shoes. Hut those
who know my secret agree that,
really good shoes of evld'-nt high
ouuilly anil style- on the very
foundation of my dresHlng smart
ly at small expand! tu r-.
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Here IsTavorile Formula on Success:
1. Sdfccess cannot be purchased.
3. Success cannot be stolen.
4. Success cannot be received as a gift.
5. Success cannot be inherited.
After all 1 here is just one royal road to success
and itxis build the very best Home that you can
possibly afford. Then make it in every deed a
"Home Sweet Home." This is royal Success.
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Retail Dept. Main 732
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