Wednesday, January 16, 1921.
. THE LA GRANDE EVENTNG OBSERVER
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WOMEN'S
NEWS of
Thtv J 'iiBl Chief of the Pythian
, Hlmor Lod;o will t-nl ti ;iin tin- n-u
nfficerp of the lode l-'i'lsi Kii
day in February., instead of Jiinii
my IM as formerly announced.
I
Tho - Women of MooKehenrI l.e
;rlon vMll lit entertained Thursday
nflerion.Wnunry 17, ul tin- home
or Mm Viilur lleiineti, with Aha.
('has. M'mndall Mrs. (i rover
Slevarl iiskIhIIiik- All mem hern j
are uik'i1 to conic.
Tim; l.uc;y Thirteen club will !
meet tomorrow afternoon with
!MrH. H. T." vlliln-WS lib llHHleSM,
!
Mi A' Itnbert Paterson will ntt r
tnlii rlio Thursday .A1" tion 1 1 r i I -rl
itli iimorit)v afternoon, wii h n
mil! oarlock luncheon, after which
Hie njflernonn will Jit? spent at
IttlilKV,'
Tm Dlrorlors of tin Country
club tfill hold a banquet at the
Honiuuir drill Monday evening,
.laniKM'y 21. at 7::it o'clock.
Tuj'f:irlH Friendly Woclrty will
moot ut Iloaan hall this evening
a 7 o'clock; Kach trlrl is reum'st-
(1 lojbrlnK a d lull towel and Die
nerc.sijry, article. to In-in it with.
nl ,thfc int-ptlnK x
, :
i'dJfi (Special) On Saturday
ovi'iiioe: a few. of the t'rieiula and
neltfhbnrs of l.loyd 'a Her gave,
)iini a: surprise parly in honor of
hlfi Ijlrthduy.. The evening was
Hpenl at "fiim," alter which a de-
llcioUfVluncheon was served. Tho.w
preseQj were Mr. and ?.l rs. T.
Hetty,. Mr. and Mrs. T. It. Conk
Ill), Mr. and M rs. "larenco 1 lery
ford. '51 1. and ,Mrs . A. II. Orion,
MisH Ir'-f'NH Kelly, l-Ynhei.s Kelly, Mr.
and Mis. Itny Coodnouh, Mrs.
llerlscn and Mr. and Mia. Frank
-Miner"'
-. ... -
Cove. (Special) Mr. and Mrs.
CJ. K. .Marker entertained informal
ly tln early part of ihi.s week. The
(veniiuw was spent at bridge ami
til one present were Mr. and M rs.
t 'liaa. ; eiaaH, Mr. and Mrs. T. ('.
If. Ily-, ;m.l Mr. and Mrs. .1. K.
-MIIIm. i
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Tim Youmr l.ndhs Kdurntlonal
AllNllfciry will meet Tnesilay, Feb.
mnry i U, wtl h M i. I:, i'. I .and is
:ih hostess.
I Fashion Notes
Tweed for Sports.
I'.'iiJh. Tweed is the fashionable
material today for the sports sult;i
so popular for wear at the country
clubs.' Skirts arc decidedly short.
I '
; . lYiwdous Carters.
.ont1on. (tarters ai presi nt are
hecoihin,? more and more, frivolous.
The uewesl idea is a little lint lip
fly of 'lace posed at one Midi- of t h'e
hose Supported. . A recent bazaar
in t)v Herkeley hotel displayed
frartem adorned wit h dolls' heads
in suits.
1 tolled Hals for sports,
New'York. For sports wear the
young girl today is likely lo choose
one oC, jhe new little rolled hais.
These -hats, of sofl felt or plush,
are nibstly brim, and brim is most
ly roll
Vhn the village paper says the
brldo 'is lalenled. vit means she
knows,, how to cut U jiatlcrn and
miike biscuit.
When there is no revision, the
taxpayers perish. '
do men
tip
tiieir
hats?
fii to uir rr,S&
.-move
rwhen talking with a
This action, a rninpll.
liaised tnlti our rusloiu of
alsin the haf . uMtomcr rum-
tllllllelft UH Otl
-piiln
'hlblcK
they HJ1 to Ji- rTrE2g
nrmopi Ivy lUiKht yihp
the hifnttV
frh nd,IV
been n they. pain from them 3af
relief from cohls, grippe and
hendnfflie.
Absbl itely (rue aspirin, tablets
no HkiNfully made that their bene
ficial bet Inn begins in I fi second.1,
lllnhi -1 purity, never irritate or
burn. -
Olio of 20 A ruretest prepnra
tions. Kvery item the best Hi d
skill jfnd conscience can produce.
Glass Drugs
The Cntg; X.'UJ Ston
SOCIETY
RATE BAUD
WHIPPED -WIFE
Keyhole Reveals Domes
tie Treason, Man As
serts; Also Finds Cigar
Ashes in Bed.
CANTOS', S. Y. (I.N'.fU A
keyhole vision of iii.H spoi'.n "ir'' d j
on the lap of a:othrr inaii. niin;iiarj
lingerie found in the vi.sltfu-'s car.
and rlar ash. s in his 1.-.1. when
he smokes only a pip", resulted in!
a Iiorst wiiippiajr for Mis. (Mroline!
dossier y her hHKl:uid. I Irani A.;
(Jessh-r, wlio shells a divorce.. j
The "oilier man" in. the case,
unnamed, and admit telly un-.
known, is h.'lii-v. d to be an i s
V'KO doctor ly (ii-iKdcr, u lio say;
that all at tempts to id. nl it y him j
upon his vlsiis at the (iii.-r farm;
lionse in'i-e have .proven fuiile. I
"it seems that These teie-:;-have
het-n rroint; on for
time," declares (leasler, "l.ol 1 1
didn't know of til 'in t.ntil ahont !
two weeks atfo. J
( iiriiihis hiawn. I
"At tiiai lime. I p'tnnii'd. from
one of my no intouii and siw the
curtains In tlie front of the house
u!h-d d(nn. This -is nnn.'aial in
our hoase, and whmi I siailed t
;;o into the room f fomi'i Hie door
locked.
"Having removed my hip hoots
I was in stod;ii)fr feet and my ap
proach hail not h. . n h. ard hy my
j wife and her suitor. I sioopi-d and
peered I hrolii;li t he keyhole. I
could just see tin- hack of a m:i.n
on lhe sola, and Hen I nrtde out
my wife's head on his shniihh r.
"I put my .shoulder to t tie door
and tried to take it down, hut H
held. Finally my v. lie op. Tied ii.j
hut she was alone. ran into tlo
ronm and aa w a man h ai ry itur to
the road and a moment Inter
heard the roar nf a molorcar.
Wile DeiilcK II.
(lessh-r said his wife denied alio'
was sit t im: in any mini's la p. and
ascrihes hei- fruest's hurrh d depar
ture as due to a lielief that Hie
hushand had and den I y f"iie in
sane. "I (VHlId not shake Iter slnry
and ho had to a'cepl it far that
time. But I kepi a. closer wtilch
on what was ha ppi niu' around my
house. Nothing oi-tirred for three
days and tlun I saw a car near
my K-'ite. I wen! firal and inspect
ed 1 he. car.
"il was a pomlar make, hut liail
no license plait s on it. In ill ' hack
I saw nothing ai first out of the
usual hut as I looked for (lie plates
pulled aside an old rohe and
Get Two Trial Boxes
PAZO OINTMENT is a Guaran
teed Remedy for all forma of
files.
Pay yoi drci!ist $1.23 fo- two
boxes if PAZO OltiT.MENT.
When 'Ait liavo used the f
boxes, yot! aro not
withtj resuils ol,e will
send 1.20 to sf .jijiist and
requax hjimid it to you.
We prww to handle this through
the druiii&t because ilia cus
tomers are usually his friends
and will be honest tith hiut.
PARIS MBOICINB COMPANV,
Et. Loai5, Mo.
A very special price on Bath
Towels, size lit) x JiN, heniined
ends dam ly wcipht. ) Sjiccial
tor tin.-: week
Andrews' Variety
Store
Service - Economy
INTEREST
found n piece of IhiKerie which I
recoiioiy.ed as my wlfes. "
Sai and I'ondci-cd.
(lessler admits lie maIe lits Tirst
mistake here. Instead of K"ittK at
onte IV the hoiiKe he sat ilov.n to
pulltlel' "The ' seemillK hloW Ut Ills
marital happiness. i
"J'erliaps I sal t here, half an
hour and then determinedly I
wt nt into the house. As 1 reach
ed the hack door 1 aaln heard the
ear start im; off. My wife was in
her hedroum and had the windows
opi n. There was a Culm odor of
smoke, hut I said nothing of It. X
showed her the llnf,'rie I had
to and anil demanded an explan
ation. She threw herself on the
hed and hcjfan lo weej,
"It was then I noticed Die ashes
In l he hed. I drawncd her up and
look her ttilt to the woodshed. I
didn'Uhave any Idea what 1 should
do. hut"'! wanted to i know the
truth."
Tile farmer udmlts he, wielded a
horsewhip with satisfactory rcguiis
so far aa his desire to get at the
fads una concerned. -
"My wife admitted she had fall
en in love with another man, hut
she steadfastly refused to reveal
his name. She confessed ti loan
series of misdoings, and agreed to
let mo wet free. 1 lutv.c (jenl her
hack to lo r home town."
I'usiness Men Endorse
Wheat Men's Aid Plan
(Continued from page 1)
to the -world price received for
the exportable surplus, and that
aich subsidy shall be raised by
an assessment levied on all wheat
consumed within the confines of
the Failed Slates.' such assess
ment to he enforced by and
through a governmental ' ajreney
and since t hti-stablisliment of
such a subsidy provided, will have
effect of increasing the price re
ceived by t he grower for al
wheat consjuied in this country
and.
Whereas, the American Wheat
(J rowers' assoein t ion has request -eil
the introduction and passage
of Die necessary legislation by
congress to put this plan in op
eration, lie It llesolved, by that agricul
1 oral com nnl tee of I he I 'nion
County Chamber of Commerce,
that Die plan proposed is hereby
unanimously endorsed.
Ite II Further ltesolved. (ha'l
1 he mil Innal movenieni In I he in
terest of conpnratlve marketing of
LADIES
Vou can each have a fine
saui i: i i it
And pay for it on, installment
plan
; ( lteoiillfill k'iff , '
At vcry,ln prices
CHRIS MSLI.E
I will buy all furs
offered fti
OOfoCOOOPOOOOOpOOOOOOOOO
O " o
O o
TRY US
On S
3 Delicious Apples
Potatoes
Onions
O ' o
o Wc ITnvn n nrnl Bargain 0
2 In a 1,'seii : o
o
OIlt'l'SrOllliK TOUItlXG CAR S
ol HING C'AU -
' o
oOVKlSrNP TOURINfJ OAK
Frees?
5muh
o iinpiiiablle & t'lpvelnnd Aets.t
o 1SI7 Jefferson
O o
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
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tir-
wheat Is alKO endorsed.
He It Further Kcaotvcd, that
thiH committee res pert fully peti
tions t ho I'nion County ( 'hamher
of Commerce of ( he city of ia
(Irande, to forward such resnlu-
(ions lo each hiemher of -tin
jmn deh-Kalion In coim-reHs.
tSiKiied): V. T. I'hy, W. It
heitir am J. R. IteynoldH.
I im Meiui.
The attendance yesterday
at the luncheon was very
Oiv-
l..
noon
7lDit
and leading up - to the mlncs
matters and otfcer affalru that
come heirtre the m em Iters, was a
men i prepared hy Mrs. Will Clark
and Mis. Walter i'arker that
made a distinct hit. chicken, hoi
Idscuits, chlek-n noodles, gravy,
rmftdied poiatoes, coffee and milk,
fruit naiad, cake, tee cream do
nated hy Die lllue Mountain
reamery and crackers donated
hy the Trt) lllu Co. of Spokane
made up the list. The Tin lllu
company also donated a hox of
candy lo t he chain her which was
presented lo J. II. Keeney.
Slriz (Mil lines Program
C, U. Sletn, county road mast or,
chief speaker or the day. outlined
t he 1 !il'4 road program in an ex
cellent address which Is given in
mure ilet ail in another column of
this edljion of the K veiling OI
Herver. '
it. W. .Curtis, bass, sang two
Kfllnil itlirimr lll.t llllint,....r tin
icompaniiJ hy Kathleen Cainphell
tit t he piano.
I The luncheon
jltcv. Kieih. of
odist church,
thanks.
was opened by
the Flint Melh
wlio ret irned
j nairman Unison, nfter pre
.senting a plan sent Die chamber
i-ViirdiiiK standard adoption of
i ue mrii ir w'-igui sysiem. w li tell
was referred to the proper com
mittee, announced the nominat
ing cotnmitleo for ! !rM. Headed
by A. T. Illll, the commhteo
consists of J. (I. Mncphcrsnn. Karl
Stoildttrd, A. .1. Stange, Charleii
jlllnHner, W. C. I'erkina and .1.
j(l. Snodgrass. The eomiuittee will
n-miei- n i t'iMiri ai i ne cm i or a
two week period.
Kathleen
Soprano
PIANO VNI) VOCAIflNSTRUCTOB
uniuJ)4fcconipitnist
. Studio Eastern Oregon Music Go.
T(-!j8dTtTJun 110-rRcauIciicd Koley Hotel, Main 773
I
ORDER THAT
MONUMENT NOW
We have made a pro
found study of monument
building, and an order
placed in our hands is sue
to receive faitimil,
gent execution.
We Will Gladly
Estimate
Blue Mountain Marble
GraniteCompany
1502 8 ATe.,'I.a Graude, Oregon
LA GRANDE'S
Foley
Nolliitig inslills pride in a comniunily more
than a fiisl-I;t.s.s Grill
La Grande's Foley Grill fulfills this important
mission.
ri appiyciatitin is
nf our hour; petijile.
In (iiirVTjitll you willffrfrili'Hj' ..urvice, the
liest of tod, aiitljiPwno higher than ordin
ary ejitiisjfsiind rcslnuranlH charge.
Music every noon and evening.
Hear Kathleen Camphell sino; with the Ku
phonia accompaniment.
Come and dine with us.
You Will Be Pleased
I0ILIS FOUND :
I. IN THE NORTH
M OSt 'Ott ( A I' ) Sovb l I Ul.sslu i
has lii'cn unable, so far, to do
much towards the. rehabilitation f
her existing mines, hat scarcely a
day pauses that same new dlseov- j
cry of. mineral or oi) depn(i s
not reported.
The IlimsiaiiH themselves huve
long known thai various unexplor
ed rc-dous of the norih and Siber
ia hold some of the richest metal
deposits ill the world. (Miring t he
past year dozens of scientific ex
peditions have been sent out to in
vestigate the possibilities of these
regions.
From Vladivostok It Is reported
that the commission of i'rofessor
I'olevoy, which has returned from
Kaintcha! ka, announces it was
successful In finding gival sources
of oil there, so plentiful that it
literally could he s.piee.ed from
Die day.
Kxploratlons are continuing In
the Kola pellicula, where hist
year a number of hitherto un
known metals were discovered, in
lh mountainous districts between t
Die A rctlo and the White Sea.
These metals are supposed lo have
been of nieteorogieal origin.
Work also is continuing In the
exploration of the huge field ot
magnetic iron ore in 1 lie Kursk
province in Soul li Cent ral Itussia,
which for a number of years h:y,
been known to exist ami was ex
tensively studied by scientists as
the "Kursk Anomaly," In this re
gion the magnetic tiirength of tin
ore is such thai compasses point
towards it instead of to Hit mag
netic pole in iho north. Kuilmuies
as to the quantity of Iron ore in
Die field vary bul sufficient hoiiiiK
lias been dune to indicate that it
Is probably the largest individual
iron deposit yet discovered.
While some of the more enthus
iastic scientists have recommended
immediate development of I 111
Campbell
uen.Carflv
WemoriaLftvi)
Grill
fc-lt fur the patronage
:
intatli- ,km X
7 . tteiSf ! i
JL'" HI f I i- I - a'A
THREE MORE
DAYS
JANUARY PRICES .
CLEARANCE
Coats
Dresses
OI -.
oKirts
EVERY GARMENT
ifwty iliHcovi'rcd nalnriil wcalt h. tn kooiI Hlinpo In-fori' iutltnK .any
tilt Kuvi'i-nnti'iit'H iTunoiuir policy j uf tlio lnilli-il uniount or inolii'y tt
hcoiiih (o ) to put rxlHtillK intm-HlttH illitt)OHal Into propi'i'lli'H wlfUHi
VISIT
JANUARY SALE
FINE FpRNITURE
W. H. Bdhajlkamp-Co.
" Where yoii" always
That
Put in your bin now is insurance against the cold
weather yet to come. Common coal may do for mild
days, but when the thermometer hits zero it takes-REAL
COAL to give REAL HEAT.
DRY WOOD " ''
MOTOR TRANSFER
STORAGE, FEED
, GASOLINE, OILS, TIRES
OF HKdl QILVMTY
Suits
Blouses
Sweaters
Millinery
IN VJSJtmK REDUCED FOR THIS RIG
SEASOtfEND, VAIAIE- GIVING EVENT
SALE ("LOSES. SATURDAY, JANUARY ,1!)TH
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
OUR
OF
get. square deal, i ' .
Good
PHONE MAIN 10
THREE MORE
. HAYS
may nol produce for gonio yearn.
MEURALGIA
or headache rub the forehead
molt and injiule the vapors
llldn. tlio Hew, Modern,
Ileatcil lluwios
ta and iA-l'a:iRciigor
LA GRANDE - JOSEPH
STAGE LINE
Leave la Grande
7:.'!0 A.
11:30 A.
4-.It0l'NI TKII'S DAILY
,., ( byr,-! , m Vmfry-taHc,,,,
Kafu KlilKv-fof Vonr Trip
It
DBKni:30 P. M. ; F