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Tuesday, January 22, 1924.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREfc
WOMEN'S
NEWS of SOCIETY
Founders Day
Celebrated
ByP.E.O.
Frtdny. Januury 17, was "roun
ders' !)." for tin 1. H. . and u
day in which all members come to
KHher to have a cond time. In the
afternoon the Ladles of the I'. K.
I), were delightfully entertained nt
the home' of Mrs. 10. 1.'. MoHsmau.
The afternoon was mostly taken
ii H with liUHint'HH. after which n
delicious luncheon was served.
In tho evening tho ladd-n of the
V. K. O. and llu' men of the Ii. I.
ini't and spent charming ovenimr
at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. 1!.
A. ZurtirtMt. The H. 1. L. hail
'liarK of the program under ihf
direction . of Dr. K. I'. Mossmun.
If. A. Zurhrick and Lawrence lil
io my) thi' cleverly arrangi d pro
Kiahi wan of a humorous nat un
roll call taking place wtih earn
member responding with a hu:hor
ouh story. Following the roll rail
lr. II. S, Hrownton did u-Jlttle
stunt, representing the great emjiie
movie hi nr. Charlie Chaplin, ufler
which Dr. Mossmun gave un ac
count of, the tJavi'l, which each
president of the H. I. ,. has used,
froin the time of beginning, and ac-
romuiK io mf. .Mobsman h story mam, n splendid appeal for tr
dated bark lo the lime of '''"'Klriii.i'nHhlp.
vwiHTinigiau. i lie nexi ining on i ne
program was a guessing contest, in
which evaryono guessed the moan
ing of tin1 Initials Ii. I. .. and Mrs.1
Lucy Mtunsflcld won the prize hy
deciding ppon the best meaning.
During the evening a beautiful mu
sical program took place. Dr. Moss
man and Lawrence Dntton singing
a delightful duet. Mr. Duiton sing
ing two excellent vocal solos and
(Jeorgo 1 ti in i rendering two vocal
'numbers. Mrs". Ilirnle and Mrs.
Lawrence Diiliob acted as accom
panists. The rooms were exquisitely deco
rated w it Ii red earn :il Ions and Hi
the clone of a very enjoyable time
the P. Vl'i O.. with Mrs. 11. S.
Hrownlon -in charge, served delic
ious refreshments to approximately
LADIES
You con each linvn a flno
saiu,i: i i it
And pay for it on liistnllme
plan.
ilemiil
Afc Very I
CHRIS
I will buy nnim raw furs
offered for nalo
rnl Furs . tr : ,"'
MIWTER I
ii cloak of flame, buttercup yellotv
OOOCOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOfor jade..
TRY US
On
Delicious Apples
Potatoes
. Onions
?Smith & Frees
onupniobtle ft Cleveland Agts.o
O C
c Jfl!7 Jefferson
oooooooooooooooooooooooo
Troubled With
Your Stomach?
rsK swrn itrtos.' m. a. c.
Til K C; T A R A NT I F.I) T It I'AT-
.mi:nt
If you want gen ijno, lasting re
lief from stomach distress, go to
your druggist and obtain a bot
tle of M. A. .' tho guarunleeri
stomach treatment. Take a spoon
ful after each meal, as directed,
and see how quickly it gives re
sults. The very first dose Bliould
convince you that this medicine
Is exactly what you need to for
ever end sour stomach, heart
burn, nfttisea. excessive gas, hi oat -luff,
Indigestion or nervous dys
pepsia.
M. A. fi Invigorated the
ach glands, promotes the
tion of gastric fluid and dPnnscs
the i-nlire digestive jmTu of
foul. Irritating v.asteFTtter. It
give yot new npnuflTe, new en-
f-rffy. n
heudacl
or othi
fligentln
life. Rick
ronsllpatlon
urns of disturbed
sll completely
1 whm )
proper
Item
'omnrh Is restored lo
king order.
M. A. C. Ih sold on
nn nbsolut guarantee of money
back if Hit first bottle Talla to
relieve any case of stomach dis
tress. Obtain a bottle today.
Trice 11.2V lied f'ro Pharm
acy will cupply you.( Mnil orders
ncceptod.) -Adv.
o
o f o
o f o
O V f o
o We nlivo a Ileal Hnrcaln
o I in a l.'srjT o
O I yT O
oHCPJfoin.E tqrino CAR o
o IX
2ioicr;Toi'Uixcj car o
oOVl:UTVT TOI'RINfJ CAR
O J O
2
o o
ml oj
; n
i interepnn
I svtijjru
forty people, after which each lady
present ;is present d with a b'-au-(Iful
ml carnation.
The Westminster Cuil.l lield ail
unusually iiileresling meeting last
evening at the home of Mrs. II. (!.
Avery, wilh Mrs. H. J. Killer in
charge of the program. The guild
is now titudylag the "I. He of
Christ," by liiovanni i'aplni, i.itd a
very entertaining program was ar
ranger). Miss Itiilda Anderson hud
charge of the devotional ami 'Ik1
manner in which she led was ex
ceptionally good.
Hefore adjournment a delicti, us
luncheon was served by the charm
ing hostess to the twenty-five lu
ll iett present and a delightful Ra
cial hour HM-nt,
The guild will meet again ..Mon
day. February 4. with Mrs. I. C
Itowser as hostess.
0 '
The W. It. C. met on ftittirduy
for their regular monthly meeting
of fellowship and business.
lowing the bounteous luncheon
served ut noon a splendid program
was put on by Mrs. Kalker. pa
triotic Instructor of the order. Two
numbers by J he Chamber of Com
merce quartette, solo by O, W.
Jones, reading by Vivian 1'enne
well and Mrs.'tlrren made up lids
pleasant feature of the day. Fol
lowing I he program Mrs. liradeii
introduced one of the "Boys of
SiMy-One" who was ceb-braling his
79th birthday. Mr. Murphy, who
In the business meeting (he fol
lowing officer; were installed: Mrs.
Harry Mlnnick of I'ninn, being In
charge.. President, Kuiira Uraden:
senior vice, Jennie Nelson; Junior
vice. Susie Williams; treasurer.
Kh-anor Can; chaplain, I, aura Da
vis; conductress, Uo.se Wrigltl; as
sistant conductress. Uebecea Koeh
ensparger: guard, Francis I 'lank;
assist alii guard, Rusun llu met t ;
pat rlol lo insl motor, Mary T'eiker:
Heoreiary, Celia (JatcM; press oVhv
respoudent. I.enn Jones; musician,
Kvelyn llioks; color hearers. No.- 1.
Mary Hug. No. liertha Nelson.
No. H. Mabel Sanderson. No. 4.
Dora 1 livens.
The Cirls Friendly Koclijly will
nave a 1'ot ,ue I. hudikm ! re
I evening at l::io oelo;'k, at Hunan
ball, alter which the evening will
spent dawing.
C'otnhllliug OpposJtes.
Paris. TIk1 combination of
somber evening frock with Hie gJ.
diest of clocks is one dear lo tlie
I'arisienne heart at present. Au'on-r
the favorite combinal Ions Is a
gown of black fulguranle betieaHi
!l
zi 1 1
i H-M I 11 I i
ol l-'nii wiihiwinil.
gj I'ails. Tli. iv Is h whirlwind
Ojlnok ubnllt tin- ncwi-sl 1:111. Il Is
P of IIIH'Ht-h'tl Vllllliri' ll'Jll IllTHj ITillll-
TiMl-Jnli) u linndlill fii liios- Dial
tllriMllnTM mi' darllni,' rnrlh In
ry dll't'clWin. . 'I'hcy :u-f i:ist nl
a Khorl, Htuliliy luindli' 01' :tm-
l)!r.
Ilrlmcl l.lki' liomlnn lloliliy.
London. A hohliy'M ItclllK't Ik
tho In.spfralfoTi for a rvci'nlly i-x-hiliilod'
lull. It in ivully a hi'lni. t
of lilaoh volwt. I111I tho nl rap wbioh
Koos nndi-r t ho hohy's ohin has
hpon trntiKliitod into a Batin rohhon
liocl In a Unot on top of tho crown.
Ittisvinn llealdrses.
London. Not only the brides,
jbut the bridi sinaids of today wear
ItuBsian headdresses. For the
bridesmaid this headdr ss Is often
real hat. tliotlirb Kriinel hues 11 is:
'11"'"e like an evening coiffure b.tn-l
of sliver lace .and pearls.
Hen it l, v In Shoes.
New York. Never have the shoe
designers done such beautiful work
as this season. Shoes of suede in
Colonial designs are shown today
in rose, violet and soft hlu s, v. hieh
make t he n d and green lea: her
shoes of last season look crude in
deed. Oiic-IMitf Wind (Ve: ;owti.
New York. One-piece gov. na in
woo! crepe an- becoming increas
ingly popular today. So is Hie
"Jit l !" frock of fine flannel, in de
lectable shades of yellow, blue and
roue, as well us in while.
haiiu.v IWil sack.
New York. The woman who
likes to have her breakfast in be I
Is wearing a dainty "bed sick."
This is a short wiiihi-b iiKlh clou. I
of en pe ili' chine, hire and ribbons
with which a matching bubdoir cap
should be worn.
(crmaim Make I tin i f Heirr
Of inniig fur National Stm;.
1'AXlt:. (AP Sime Fan.ig
has became a free and indepen
dent slab' and has Its own curreii.
ey il now want.; a u;tHmal air ami
has offered a pi h'e for I be roni
poKcr who supplies Hie .most nc
cept.iblc pat rustic: antliem.
, Tho CcruKMi prej in pokln-r
much Mia at lan:ii;'s display of
national fei -iing and one paper hn
suygest.-.l thai since one of the
chief revenue:; Of I lie Hew Stale M
lite income fnin gambling at the
casino to Ziippot. the Monto Carlo
or the I kiltie, ihei e slioold be nim
athiNin to ioa lon- in the new
son'.;.
INTEREST
Italy Pays
t
l ViiK Hi
or' t
lot r
"Body ot Commondcr lu ricpsis ilo Crcncdon, who was In command
of the ill-fated French dirlgiblo "Dlxmudc," was nicked un on tho coast
. of Italy.;, It is shown here lying in statu in a church of Sciucca, Sicily.
Tl LEAH N HOW
TO IKE LQVE
Baron Says Titles Mean
Little to Girls Unless
Lover Knows American
Ways.
NKW V(M IK". (IN:'1 - While
litleM still appear H? be eagerly
sought by A it
ricau heiresses,
ihly at a dineuiml
i acompaiited by
fvemaking, pre
1(1111 li'O'le, phll-
they are consider.!
hi Knropc, 11 11 1
a rare gift oi )
feiably a l.i Ann,
oMuphi.i ;: Daron
.InliiiM A. Now-
oln . 24-ye:ir-o!d Ausl rian noble.
man. who is' here- working his nun
w;ty hi order to aeiniire the art.
The I :a r'ti is t he only son of
(ienernl Adam N'wl ny, leader ,ti'
Hie Ai.:;trlaii urtilh ry forces in the
l'ia"e offensive diirtm; the Crint
War. and, despite paternal dis
pleasure and pwK-Mble d l.iin herit -a
nee, is hen- lo make his vav
thrann an Aiin.rlcan cnllee "on
hi:: (Avn."
"tJirls in iiiv country nowadays
are innisl in.'r thai they be made
love t'i Ti' the most advanced
American s!? e. Itesldes a. i bor
ough knowledge of Kngllsh, I must
take back wilh me a t iiorongn
knowledge of ihe arl in order In
bo happy.- he 'said.
A "-(ranger four thousand mile?
from home, with whom the Fates
joke il rut t ping the exchange val
ue of iiiwii v until his siietH
fortune was wortli only thirty dol
lars when in arrived here llu
young man refuses to cable for
aid. He is sluwly ueeiniinlallnr.
;.s ;i biie-lmv in the 1 "nl iyi eria n
t 'omimitHty l'.ilcht us, Kasl T nl Ii
streei iind t'uiverwily place enouah
Aiiierieaii iKHat ; to slui'l bim on
hl.s fir.-t object ive ami enough
American ideas to win the approv
al of bis Viennese sweci hen rl.
.luluis has n degreo from the
law school of he ("Diversity of
lemberg, polanrl. Ho :meaks lour
languages ami wears the Mars of
a I 'ollsh and Ausirt-tn lieutenant.
iait all these fineries are but
memories to the young man now.
who Instead wears a white jacket
and apron and handles a bill"
lunch tray ju-t as dexterously as
he formerU handled bis sabre.
.Mistaking the grills of the Un
let Commodore and Pennsylvania
for ordinary A ni"rie:i n rcstairai:ts
V-Neck Blouse
This Is tho new V-ncck hlouflO.
It's a variation of tho ono Lanvln
created. Jt should bo made of crop
de chine, of course, and tho neck
and tlwves bound In grosgraln till
bon. An embroidered motif can bo
worked below the point of tho V If
decoration Is wanted. Notice ho-r
very straight it is and how tight It
fits over, itw hlpi.'
Homage
ui
pupils, I alia J.ubbes, Waller May
a large part of tho young man's ! WU( lut(1 Hellen Mailing, have en
scant fortune went early after his ; tlr(1(, tlu. hiKn sr,ool ,ur (he Vtn
arrlval, less than thi'ee weeks ago. PBtop Jlwl iHginnlng.
Then be realized the need of re- .
plenlshmg his hoard, and he se- MIb l'llPa WI,HOn rn'.0 low
cured work at a ho.stelrv on West ''rwm 'I''pl,t Saturday to pbty In
Twcnty.ntnth .street. For ten M, t'hlon- I.a llrande basketball
hours ho hustled dishes there, and
then once nmre Fata took him in I I'uion r.o.lge No. Si. I. O. O. F.
hand. Insrallcd officers . Friday evening.
J le dropped a I ray:
This took !
five nmre doll,
diminishing funds.
'ltut now," smibal Julius, ''1
seem to be getting on better, and
every nli'.ht 1 am Mudying hard in
my little room and soon hope to
be able to f-pe;ik enough Ftiglish
to avoid further (roubles."
Million I'li-tiiriN I'soil lo 'roaoli
Mollii'i's Mow In I H i s-. Hal, lew
I
I'ltAUI'IO, . (A l' -.Million plo-
I.M O rillliH havo II hioiovhl In. I
lo us-o in varioiin parts or Kuropo I
ill-silt".'.! to hrouh up tin- liruolioi- I
or loot her,: ami iiiirsini; houn at-1
leudauts who for generations hav
bound babies in clothes at night . '
vo tightly that they couhl nol
move their anus or legs. ' ,
Czechoslovakia, tierman and'
Aualrian seieniTsts have co-opera- '
ted hi uniting nut ti. film, the pur-
po.M- of which is lo ed unite mo-
thei'i and nurses tin io the proper
in i moos oi wi-appmg names who.
it i., .....ii,. ..a., a .i..,..i.i"i... 1 1 (..I, .i . i
n"" '
Up freeduui of their Nnils at nil j
nines. Moth the old lashioneii cue-;
torn ;im) th
proper way to apply
the swaddling bamls are .illustra
ted. A lecturing physician accom
panies the film which has already
b.-eii shown in lierlln, Vienna,
Prague. Warsaw, I luchal'esl a in I
other cities.
" Orande Katurdty evening (o wli-
1-tiniT Marks ;( tiniium p.oy ness the hasketball games. "
Hanker in Trouble and .lallj Win n it was known Dial thi; Fl-
('''" fhlH were not. coming to "piny
TlAI.I(i:i;STAIT, Prussian Sc.K- baskelball Krhfny evening a gaim
ony. ( A P) - (iermany'a hoy banker of Indoor baseball wan arranged
1::l;j gone to Hie wall 'because ufjhelwecn the business' men and the
:p. 'dilation In paper marks. Four I teachers of I'nlon. The business
ytais ago Wiilieim Wedennmj-er. nu-n slarled wilh a rush and made
IS. opened a bank with A f.jiuo Unite a score in the flrsi half hour
i.uirkH given lo him by his father, of play and II seehieil as If the fac
1'ntH four months ago his wealth (ulty were going (o be snowed uu
wr.a beyom: ihe comprehension of dcr. Then tho teachers rallied and
persons not accustomed lo tier- soon had their opponents on Ihe
many's fantastic currency.
Now be Is in jail awaiting trial
and the courts are full joI claim
ants seeking to recover sums en
trusted to tin- young banker, 'lie
look his dow nfajl philosophically
until he learned that his sweet
heart had renounced hint. Then
he attempted to hang hlmaolf in
bis cell.
OHIO TOWN INSTALLS
HKFIANCK, Ohio. (J.NR.) A
drinking fountain for hoboes!
The unhue dttdincl ion of Inau
gurating this Innovation fulls to
defiance. From time Immemorial
almost the water workH plant here
has been an oasis for tramps on
the railroads which conveniently
arranged a jnnc'ion point not far
It ::fl lols or trouble to fill a
t u miler for each calb-r. h'o Su
perintendent H. T. Campion has
had constructed a drinking foun
tain near the road, where a walk
enters the ground. It's really an
ornamental affair, ami, of course.
any wayfarer is welcome lo quench 1
his Ihlisf at Its bubblers.
mavliv , fore llmt innk
a tax slide on ilown to the nlll'
inair- coieaiiner.
VISIT
JANUARY SALE
FINjJKNltURE
W. H. Bohnenkarnp Co.
Where you always get a square deal.
PREPARING FOR
: SENIOR DRAMA
Union High School Class
to Present "in the
Heart of 4 Arizona" in
'February;
I'NHIN. (Speolatl Silpt. liny
CoiU. tin Is coaching (he Sen or Hui
of the high school for their play
"In the Jleart of Arizona" which
liny plan to put on at the gymna
sium some time during l-ehrum-y.
Mr. ft ml Mrs. Floyd Maxwell,
who came to t'nlon lo attend his
mother's funeral, returned to their
lioimv i Trthmtl last Wednesday.
AH hough I he weal her for the
past few days has not been ven
sailablo rot ice ham st. neveral
I'illou business hous.'S are receiv
ing their supply from North l'ow
d:r nijd stortnt; It away for 1 he
summer. Some of the ice in partly
iiiehed and not very solid.
The'Spray family who came here
to spend the 'Christmas holidays
visiting with relatives and friends,
and who have been quarantined at
:ihe "Tony Smith home, for Rome
jtime. owing to the children break -ing
out with the meaKles almost as
soon as they arrived In 1'nion, re
'lurmd to their home in Joseph last
Tuesday.
Three pupils passed the January
slate examination and received
I their certificates from the county
! superintendent. All three of the
Several visitors from I.a (Jrande
'CtvggH, is the new N. O., .Moro
I Jones V. .(., 10. F. Ueuter Secretary,
land Will la in Kiel block 'i'reasurer.
j After the installation, the members
;and visiiois enjoyed an oyster sup
per.
Humors continue to float around
concerning the Umber and sawmill
deal, the latest being that the fin
ancial end of the proposition was
" .-"-i i mm, nn imi iiiiiK u 'i inn e
' " !" roa.ly lor iuhllrallon.
l''i"in fl-'lll lloliolinll LOUR!-
Iw'alli'i) Ihn rollowillK or-
1 ''' 'fl last WoillioK.lay ovenlll:
1 ,'i,rl "haw N. tl., Kva Ilol,a). V
Vertie .'eif;er It., Sect., Cora
lUislcl; F. J ct., and Klla Holly
Treasurer,, hi sides .several . appoiu
' ive officers,'
;ion IMgh School has selected
nH debatiig .team for. Ihe year,
v"r;1 Shnw Audrey Mei.ap, Willie
Ihiffgerty. .apd .Max' Jensen wilh
,,:" Crouf. r and Johnny (icerlscn
;nierna:i,eH. inetr I Irsl conlllct i
uiii i..-, .in, i. ..i. i.... i.. i
..... ";;;.T; .'.'.'iV !- ,V,U' mry i,i.
when, flu two schools will debate
tn uueslion of the open ahop. One
ieam will go lo linbler and one will
I'emain here to oppose the I wo de
baters -tiibler high Heads in Fnlon.
wmsi.ie judgcH will be secured io
award the points In the tun de-
i .bates.
I Claude Rcr.inton was over fmin
defensive. ,ack of second wind
defeated the business men as the
final tally wan :in to 2'.i. On the
final tally was 3d to 20.
The business (pen wVe defeated
but hot conquered, as they are an
xious for another game with the
facility.
A crew of. men working for the
'telephone r coiiip:Miy are culling
SULPHUR IS BEST
TO CLEAR UP UGLY,
BROKEN OUT" SKIN
Any breaking out or akin irrita
tion on face, neck or hotly is over
come' quickest hy applying .lernho
Sulphur, nys a noted nkin specialist.
Beta use of its germ destroying prop
erties, nothing Iiiih ever been found
tc take Ihe plaei: of this sulphur
preparatftm that instantly MM0
ease frn tlio III I n m TT
l'iCpfTfn'iuMieiil rifrht
up, Icavinz llu; skin clear ant! smooth.
I Jt nebl. im fails lo relieve tins torment
i or disfigurement, .A liUlo jar of
L"
n i.i .... e
like cold cream.
OlTR
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1 ' Phoenix Silk
o ' ' ...
! Underwear
riodkrat.kIjV rmcKi)
Dainty workmaiishii), fine fabric and moder
ate pi ice work togeltier in tins assortment of
l'iioenix Sill: Underthinji's. 1 ,
DisecriiiiK' women will appraise these fine
garments as worth moiv than we ask. Mesh,
peach, pink anil natural. '
Vests
BETTY 7
DRlSSKS
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down many or tho
which woro not out
pnsl yoara in Tnlon.
)oilar ti
lor ahado
i
StlO-Aeiv 'ami Untight.
KPUIINF, Or. - Peter Yetlgln.
advanced repia sentative of a Dotlk
tobo colony thai prnpos. to lo
cale In l,ane count v, announced
that arrangemeniH had been m:nl'
lo buy the old Friendly farm See'
acres, fight miles aiittbuest of I'-u-gene
on the Crow road. The. aald
that a numbe,r-.d' fitYiirles are ex
pected to arrive from Canada this
Children's Colds
Better treated without dosing
Apply VickB to throat and
cheat. A warm glow follows.
Medicated Vapors are in
hiied for hours after
Cmphor, Menthol, Euca-
y ptus and Turpentine! It
break9 tho congest
' oulside ti-iu i iiimi,' is just as
vmjidHTutt the cold troubles
all the family.
VapoRue
' Over 17 Million Jam Vaed Yearly
Paris has return' d lo corsets
nd decreed that,
Shapeless '
li oti -tiding
Itilky hipi
i-ahd-llncfl
abdomens
lit passe.
The enlarged wn 1st -linn Is not
popiibir; with women who caro
about Iheir personal appear
ance. Wear a f.A CAMII.T.K nnd
Im comfortable, A completo
line or the different models at
ways on hand.
Mrs. Robt. Pallison
("orwllero
riiotic 322-W Ilr. J702 Oak
Tho Corset Tlint llirnllirs
J
I
:'" ORDER THAT
MONUMENT NOW
We have made a pro
found study of monument
building, and aiy order
placed in our hands is sure
to receive faithMl, intelli
gent executing
We Will ffladly Fmniah
EsuniaUd
Blue Mountain Marble
Granite Company
IS03 8 Ave., L Omnrti-. Ori'iror
L
Biue Mountain Oregon
LUMBER
In your mind's eye
Can't you see yourself in a home of your own
arranged just as you want it?
Wouldn't it he greay if 'that home wasn't just
in your r-- -Let's
M;je LmeTrue
TELEPHONE MAIN 8
Bowman - Hicks Lumber
Company
For Mill and Box Wood riione Main 547
J. L. Munhall
E
Wp Have, Recently Added
KING'S
To our fa no
grocery
to our Wends as the best extract we have ever
offcjCjJjusale. Try a bottle of King's Van
illa with youTTiettietfRfULyou are. not per
fectly satisfied, we will cheerfully refund your
money.
J. G. Snodgrass
109
IVnot m-,eel
: - m . in
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Bloomers
$3.85 to $4.95
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