La Grande evening observer., January 15, 1924, Image 3

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Tuesday, January 15, 1024.
THE LA ftRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
FA3E 'ixixvSE .
FIVE MORE
' DAYS
FIVE MORE
PAYS
OF
VV JlViLLly 3 liri tLKLLd 1 jj
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JANUARY
NEWSofSOClETYli
CLEARANCE PRIGES
SALE CLOSES SATURDAY, JANUARY 19
WE HAVE MADE FURTHER DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ON OUR ENTIRE LINE OF
Tlin -Alpha club will meet TtuirH-.Y(mrv. n:tKnc
flny nflernoon. January 17, will. , V'1 ...V. LM V'Y
Things of (lie Past
Mm. Verne .tohn.son aa hoMte-w.
The Kaffee Klnlch club will not
meet HiiH week,
Tho i Mucaboea will hold Ilielr
InHtulhitlon of offlcei-H Wcduend(iy.
, January I (I.
Thn!T,n- Ulhli c'Iiisr or llie
Preshylerlun church will meet
Wcdnendny nflernnun, January 11.
at Si'U o'clock, at I he Ileum of
Mm. Harry Turner, 17U2 WaHhlmr
ton nveinin.
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Tho-Melhodlat. Ladies A l.l will
meet Wednesday afternoon at the
homo ,of Mi-h. a. W. ItiuirM, :iur.
Mn In it reel. The m-ennd division
will conduct the program.
The,; Moody Hlhlo Study Class
will meet at the home of Mm. ('.
,. Thorpe, lmmis- N. Kir aired, on
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. The
Bubjeetn for the day ure "Current
Kveiils tn 1 he Religious World."
and "Introduction to the I'hoph
eilr. fieri nturen." lieiflniiiim with
llie "Prophecy of Joel.' Kveryone
Interested in IhiH work 1h cordially'
Invited to attend.
Mrs.' J. R O'Connell entertained
:t . ntttuJier of frlendn al her home1
Monday afternoon., A dtdiKhtfulj
time-.waH spent ut three tahh-H of
bridge1 and a delirious two course i
luncheon vim served by the charm-I
ini? hoHtessl.. .
Fashion Notes
' On I-York" Nmvv
Paris. A tfreut deal of Itrodorle
AnxlalRc the cutout desinfl hith
erto Ufied chiefly on organdie'iind
limn is si'en today on afternoon
frnckH. The frocks are of noft Hllk.
While is loniliia(in.
Pa ris. While is ex t ens; vcl y
worn fiiHt now. Half the formal
Kowns.one sees are oyster or creani
white,. the only touch of color be
iiiK n larK knot of the brl-hr rib
bon nt tho hip.'
I.on-Wnisien Itlouses.
, London. )n, new species of
blouse-'seen hern todoy is extreme
ly lone-waisted. 'It da MvHhouf full-'
ness, beinff a sort ot sack UdpcjI
over the Ji.ad and coming lo the
hips unU becoming only to slender
fiffiirc The neck Is roundeil und
rather, tmore low. than usual; the
Sleeved srT.iJ fuSt bc'lowfl ho 3M&'.
)'l I'nlqiii fJift. ' '
London-'. A little gift which ,hus
found Jaor with tho debutant' to
day in, a box about tlm size of n
dressing table powder box. Inside
is a pnlr of siockjnus of silk so
fine ifmt they cnnlie 'folded into
this syva 1 1 com pass.
'filing: .Mandarin Hal.
Now(.Vork. A stnkinK reflec
tion oil the Chinese Influence' wan
seen hi a local shop today in a
mandarin hat of black satin. This
-fits thu head as snugly as a bath
Inv car, having a very wide, plain
band bt satin surmounted by a lit
tle pcjykcd top, closely pleated.
CAMPFIRE
II GIRLS
A aliort business session of the
WinnehaKo Campt'ire liirls was
hidd ij. the home of Lois Nelson
recently, shortly after school was,
dismissed.
Tim Sneetlntt was called lo order
by tin- tii-i'sident. After the minutes
were wad und approved and the
roll called, the treasurer made her
report It was decided that each
Klrl uioutd contribute a definite
nmouifl- of money for the purpose
of polnp the expenses of Kathel
A. Mofr. who is the executive-secretary;
of the Campfire workers
and Is! expected in l.a Grande the
latter 'part of the week. Hy a
unanEtjiotis vm1 it was decided that
tho ffirl vould meet every Wed
nesday around four o'clock. A few
other matters or minor importance
were discussed and the meeiin.fr
was nfljourned .
jBlue Mountain Oregon
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If. you don't need n
ud the one you have;
place, a sagging step,
home. Fix it tin.
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BowmatvHicks Lumber
Company
(For
Mill and Box
Ily (Jcorne T. IfrHik.
Iiiteniaiioiml News KrriUi Stnfr.
Oirrespnndciit.
I'llll.AhKLl'HIA. -Would yon
care fur Home 'perdrenux mix I ruf
fed koiih leH ci ndn-s. rerhapn 'he
caHse a In hroehe'. Some excell.-nt,
Very excellent Vullll.n iiiix IVlltlleH
de vlae. tr in It: lit you pert'er
'liinhali- de inili. tin eliaiiipar;ue'."
It'H the he::d waiter of one or
Philadelphia's Iniw hotels npeuk
liiff and he'.s tondllniia lea-year-old
menu. His "oration in In reality
a etilouy; I he l alhlai. ll of the
city's taste for fa'itey di.sln liar
lieen Hounded lu re a.'! elarwh'
for Hlnee I he war "tliuhali- de ti ill -
feH" has 1 ii ousl.-d l.y t)n l.-i:i:il
coiupallhle duo hum ami.
"Aw, what's the ia;e7" llie "mal
I re d' hot el' suddenly exopHl ul;ilen
and I hen eonlinies n-inlti;Hefiilty. I
nftt-r I'liekhiK a P ar from his eye
with ills uaikiu: "This lark olap-,
pi't-etatlon ever y hen' or faney
dishes Is another of Hie evils thai'
we can (itlrihiile to the ruvajn k of
war. n you know what would
happen If 1 wetil over to that f:il
man in the corner, di:mijc wiih that
pn ity youtiK lady, and loid hhu
We had all these excellent dishes?
He'd look them over" carefully and
then say: 'I think t'll have some
ham and ck'Ks, with Kieneh .fried
potaioes." I know he would. I
have heard them."
l-'rom a nearby (able were heard
the words of n wll-Unown nym
phony I'll have breaded veal cut
let and tomato snue with hi tlnn'
beans and mashed potatoes." The
head waiter almost passed out.
livery dof? has hiu dey. If one
miKliI guulo. a slant; adaire! and the
same holds line of fancy dishes.
Believes Wife Can
Open Hubby's Mail j
t
Ity C. U. HatMov.
(F.X.S. staff CoiTcs)nm1ciii)
LIMA, t). A Ioiik thne ao, be-;
fore I he days of w oman stil i'raire
and feminine Supreme Court
judKcs, n mere h unhand immagcri
to put one over on his wife by
lelllntf her that it was "ajralnst
the hiw" for a wile to open mall
addressed to her husband.
Irt mnny lustanci s the husband
Hoaredjont friend wife. The fal
lacy! has had widespread opposi
tion, (for years. A lot of wives
sllil'' believe It. Hut. Albert ' M.
Ihily; J.lma's Pjmfniawtcr. ';( (Iriii
UMieyer til woman's rltfhlH and
privileges, has i;one to the aid of
the jvlve8.
f "flin u wnman open her Iiuh
b.'Uid's luall"." he was asked.
"Sure, she can: if she isn't para
lyzed and doesn't, fear to start a
row," responded I 'usl master Gale.
"There isn't- anything in the w
against it. I can sec, howevr,
liow illiiny a ulee llllle .h iftle coi;!!
be started ai'ound the home fire
side by nueh a , o,iu sl ion.
"Thu responsibility of the Vo:
Office department nds when mail
Is delivered to I he proper .address,'
sahl Postmaster dale. "After tb.it
it is out of our keepiiitt- We doti'i
care whether Hie husband, or bis
wife, or hiii privale
lary op
his mail.
"Of course, if mail r, stole
Is a matter lo be reported
post office department,
wives and mail! The post
. that
- the
Hut
of fice
f dep ill menl knows li.ti. , ili.m lo
! monkey with th.il iiiimtiuii. The
individual wife and, h luihand may
i he able to set lie It fur Hiciuh':!-
Ves.
You can't always
case of every heu-pe
we know, I he bride's
at the weddimr.
lell. Ill the
iced husband
niolher Wept
rVwl your nr.a:i ai.d :ultlietis plainly
vrilleu tos'-her U!i StciiiM (and this
dip) te.t'li.eu: vi : n ideilu-ine Co., lJcs
Moines" I'wh, a ul receive in return a
'rial iwUnge centiiining t 'hiuhtiiliiin's
Joilfih ler.l-.l Jer eouttr', ceuti,
bremii
nd Lii-I
teh :);:! Livjfr '1'nbletb for Qtoinac
lea, indir,
'.l:e hehlt.
''hamb
''moilj
uid :k
a.ciiicuit;e lor uOy 5 iiuii, .Oou'i la.M it.
NOT?
new home, why
A lew
sE MAIN
Wood Phone Main 517
S-grfriii; lliftc Tniilfil family T'r'.vS
sinniaittfTiuL oi j . ;
will dot Yj0r com ai
-
Paris Drapes Her .Evening Frocks
ft in ii "
iii.mis inn rvr bo Bllchlly drniwil nro thorn cvonlnu roto that
uhev ill.- iilraMiro of Pat ia In caoll Riari uu lino, i my ar.. un sirovuit ai
a (Hnn-- KnJ ovoninB uowns nro this nwinon uml llioy linvo Hum) illlVer-
. iti... v... nr.. iw.iuiinr this KfrfL.Hoti. Mulcrialu most favbrtil aru j
BMin. TOlvet nn.l Lrocadca. Ci'yatalnntf rhlncctono Ik-;'
i's as trimming. , ;4
fWFIl IN YFflR
Ultf . Ill I blllll
Ily !tike V. 1nrry,
Internal lomd News KerUco Stuff
C4ri'esoi)l4'iit
TOK'(i, With, the announce
ment that tho imperial, wedding
lontt awaited by Toklo, will bo!
Kulcmnliicd al thu uko - old linper-j
lal Palace at the end, of Ihls month
Tokio'K people tal' ji Krcat deal.
(r interest in the fui;t that not only
will Princess Nattako, ehlost
daiiKhter of Prince Kunl, bo mar
ried this month to the futuro Mid
peror of Japan, but that her two
.sisters am) one of her brothers will
also take upon ' themselves tho ro
.spunHibllltles of nmrrlajiro during
lh! year.
. Prhieesd Nattako Kunl will bo
come tho Crown Princess of Japan
during: the hist days oT this month
probably on January 2!. She will
not ho known as the princes.': Ito
ttetil, iifi was first predicted, it be
iilf? presumed that her title will
differ from that of her Imperial
husband, herauso in tho llettont's
case he exercises the powers of
the Kmpcror through the IteKcncy,
while in tile easo of the Imperial
bride, she will Hot enjoy any of
tho privileges of tho Kmpress of
Japan. The Kmpress of Japan has
been an active woman all her life
ami has spent virtually alt of her
time In the Interest of her people.
Kmpres Active
I Her Mujecty has presided at Hod
; Cross nicetiiitts and has been ever
i ready to respond to the calls, of
I her people. Tho Kmpress will not.
ask the future Kmpress lo handle
any tr the duties now dcv5iiK
upon Ib-r Majesty, and for that
ivduon, it bus been pointed out, it
woulll ho incorrect to call Princess
Natfuko the Princess Hefreiit, tit
this would imply a different posi
tion from that which he wilt hold.
lains,
B""
Srtri
I rM Whererthe Sun Shines
J r MottoftheTime LJi
&bM$2A t oln nick orai-
i lavishly
If has, of course, been well un
derstood that the imperial wed
dllitf, scheduled first for November
and to have cost hundreds of
thousands of yet, will be as quiet
us possible. Jt will bo merely a
civil ceremony, and the entertain
ment of diplomats and the an
nouncement lo tho outside world
that tho future Kmpcror of Japan
has taken for himself a bride will
be withheld until tho coming Au
tumn. This Is, of course, because
of the sad stale of Toklo and the
people of this cily n a result of
tho earthquake.
Four To WiHl.
iTho House of Kunl will be en
tirely shorn of young people before
tho year 1124 Is over. Princess
Nobuko, second daughter of Prince
Kunl, and a most attractive Jap
anese maiden, has unofficially an
nounced her eiiKaKement to tlu
eldest son of Count Snneyoshl
Hun jo, a chief Hhinto priest of the
.Oirund Khrlno ut. Iso, nnrt Prin
cess Tottioko, the third daughter, j
will marry county Koen Otanl'B !
son, of the llontfwunjl Temple nt I
Kyoto. AH Df these weddings will
follow, the moro important wed
ding of the elder sister to tho
Prince Regent. Tho wedding of
Prince Asaukira Kunl, the heir to
prlnco Kunl. has also been an
nounced for 1924. I
Tho fut tin- Kmpresa of Japan
has always been the happiest mem
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sometliing new
4000 Miles of Paved Highways
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EVERY GARMENT IN
her of tho Kunl family, and In her
father'H home sho -has learned tp
play hllllards. has enjoyed tennis
with her sisters and brothers und
hus been insparnhlo from fhem. At
practically nil of the public fun
ctions In which. Princess Nugako
has had a part since tho Imperial
engagement was announced, her
sisters have appeared with her.
All of these three Jupanoso princ
esses wear foreign clothes uttruc
tlvoly, and nil express the keenest
interest In foreign Id can and diver
sions Leap Year
Dance
I. adieu
Admission
y?nii;ii iiaijj
TUESDAY, JANIIAKY 15
, 3 -iudy Kloor Manngera -
-ii . Music Hy
5 OlAnn' Of km I Oivhcstfn
LADIES
You can raoh hnvo
. saiii.i: l'uit-
Anil payi
I will buy ' all tho ruw flint
' ofl'isnid for Halo
The Secret of
Being Smartiy
Dressed with
Limited Ex
penditure nppoaranro romp.
Mled
Jiuy Dance TjcJgl o
(ItlltdlilUX) In
r v mm nil
Piun. il Oil
yiteaullful Vuvmv l.o
It very lojrTicen I j o
milMIT.T.F.R l
ntten -
und ttdmirutlon
ii or
women, lliouKli
i llrewH
ii r old.
wore was nt lebHyL y
PreRHed for exunotlon. she
"Perfectly 8li)le. When I
drens I dm careful that
la rntlrcly li4omlti)C
thoiiKh h)cxniniLMBii"Trr. n I
lect or tnukit a hut (o wear with
It. And finally, I'm extra par
ticular about I he Hiyli d ih
finality and the uppenranre of my
Khoen.
"Oo yo know, sorno of my
frlendH think that I mn extr:vu
r:int riKurdlrie horM. Itut those
who know my wrret usree that
really good ntmoH of evident lilch
quality and 1yle urn Ihe very
foundation of my dresslm? smart
ly ut ' uniutl expenditure.
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ClItOVr.K SMITH, .Mgr.
200 Dppot HI. I'hone M-IIS
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.
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LADIES READY
Necessity 1r tne mother of Inven
tion. TIi ere were no oil heaters
until there were st emu healed a
partmonltt. MOTHERS'
Why allow "MinffleB" and dtnffy,
wheeiy brastliinK to torment your
Babies wheu (Uilek relief follows
the use of F i
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- TO - WEAR
Silverware
Odds and ends of odd pieces of : Silverware
naijlMnprif. Soup Spoons, tea Spoons,
Oyster Forks, . Butter Knives, Sugar
Spoons, Pickle Forks and various other
pieces.
Value to $1.50 Each, to he Cleared .
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Out for Your Choice-."-- - '
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Just Plain Talk
Here In a Favorite Formula on Success:
1. Success cjyniot be purchased.'
2. Successannot be found.
3. Succors cannot he stolon.
4. Suofess cannot lie received as a gift.
5. Sii'cess cannot be inherited.
After all (IhrTTnulTonTro
and it is huild the very best Home mat you can
possibly afford. Then make it in every deed a
"Home Sweet Home." This is royal Success.
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1921 Builders Store
Retail Dept. Main 732
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