La Grande evening observer., January 24, 1924, Image 3

Thursday, January 21, 192-1.
TTTF, LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
NEWS of SOCIETY
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A delightful event look plneehrJsiy. There were four teams hnul
Atiiit evening- ni ili faun try rlub. linic vnnd ih-y exp.-et t jmt up
when;Mr. . I'utrniin wna hon-(several torn.
towi tp the Alpha club.' The eye-f Mr. ;ind Mrs.- J. U. Wanker
nlnp was spent m neven tub I en of .enlertulned tit dinner Sumhty.
hrldwj Willi JilKh honors tfoinjf tol'l'he KuesiH wei Mr. mid Mm. K.
If. K.J Dixon and Mrs. A. W. N'el-Kelly, Mr. and Aih. I.. Wilson
Hon. unit tho jcueai prbsc lo Mm. It. j'""" Air. Mr. v Kelly. of
I Miu-phy and Hal Hohn.-iikamn
A beuntlfut Centerpiece of BWi-ei
peas decorated the table and a de.
llelotiff luncheon wan nerved ai th
riOMf of a very enjoyuhle ore:mUm.
Maker.
About
iittend.-.L
Keating
'time.
Mr. and Mrs. T
The' mnnv frien.m of vim mh '8i"t niuy at tli
dri ll La vet t of l.a Grande, who has
entered the Oregon Normal Sehool
ut Monmouth, Oregon, viUl he
pleuued to hear of her advance
ment ns a musical student of that
pluee, Juier punt experience as a
music, teacher hua excused her
from taking I he fundamentals of
nitrate! and her jrreut ability has
promoted her to teaching music
methcttlH In Die flflh. slxlh, sev
enth iiind elffhih, grades in the
trtiinlnfc school.
MIkv l.ovelt is a gradual of the
Sacred Heart Academy of Hits city,
having pone as fur in music as
possible at thai place, and also at
tended the local hlKh school. She
ban been giving piano lessons in
l.a Grande and vicinity for the past
yenr, until she entered 1 li v Norma?
School the first of January.
twenty Medical people
the hem-fit dance ut
All reported a fine
R Kennedy
home of V.
H. Oreen, who 1ms leen work
ing nl Hum pier. va.s calif d to
help with the work for his fatli-er-ln-iavv,
W. Lane. Mr. l-nnr
has hern in poor Ilea it h but i.-
wonie Ix-tter at tills time.
Mr. and Mm. ('. (). Illoom .spent
SSmday evening at the I-'ianlt
Whttt.n home.
GRIMM ALFALFA
J 1 10 LI) REST FOR
EASTERN OREGON
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More than 4 rt .mm pounds of
Clrlmm alfalfa seed wa planted-"
llak. r,' Crook. I lesehuies, Jose
phine, Klamath, l.akr. I'nUm.
I iinitilla. and Wasco counties last
year, report county agricultural
agents. This variety lias been
round by the college, experiment
stations to ontyb-ld cominti alfal
fa virtually without exception and
in ndvoeuted as the Htundurd in
eastern Oregon alfalfa districts.
The flr.st experiment .station ' '
fit-Id of Grimm wan sowed on tlio ( Norlh Powder was repremnled
I nloii station many years ago. It i muong the guests nt fhe Foley
even now productive .but com- jliat evening by Klmo N. Jacobs,
inon alfalfa sowed nt. tho Panto!
time lias long since been frozen ; w K T . aillonK tilt, Wt,i.
N, K. "Wilkin is down from Max-
vtlle for a fuw days attending to
business Intererfh and while here
i Ik sroppinff at th Savoy.
! CI. V. l-wrenre is over from
I liilon today on buwlness and pl a
I Blire. He IS registered Ut the Sa-
voy. ' ,
) ser guests at the
i nlng. .
l'oley last evu-
DENMARK INVADED
BY FORD COMPANY
The K us in ess Women's chili will
nl iMet. tonight. At the last busi
ness meeting It was decided not to
meet at this time, but lo have ft
banquet l'Vbrnaty 14. at lh ,som
nter hotel bu liquet room. Tickets
for the occasion ure one dollar and
any business woman who would
like one may get them from either
Miss Grace Allen or Miss Imogen
liussell,
The rotlucu liiftohcan and dunce,
which the. Girls' Krtnnilly 8orlity
were to give tomorrow evening,
Jilnuary fi. ul l)n Ilonnn'ltall. has
hern postponed indefinitely. .
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Tho mchthers of the Kn.stern
Slar enjoyed a delightrul time
Tuesday evening, when they met at
the Masonic hall. After a short
hustnesH meeting the time was
spent socially and delicious re
freshments were served ts approxi
mately Srt people. ,
i
Tove (Special) Mr. and Mrs.
OhoR DeHaas entertained at a de
lightful bridge party Thursday eve
fling Of Iflflfr week - Those -present
were Mr, and Mrs. William Hall
mark, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Orion.
Mr. and Mrs. .Prank Miller, Mr
and Mrs. T. It. ("onUlin and Hess
Kelly. Before adjournment n tie
tlelous luncheon was served by th
charming hostess. -
rave (Special) Mrs. Tl, IT. Dnn-
lels and Mrs. Mrs. G. K. ltarker
were hostesses to the Ladles Guild
last week at I ho home of Mrs.
Dnnleli A Her a short business
mpeViryr, in which plans were nuulr
for a -heap Year Valentine party,
the aflernoon was spent ul bridge.
with high honors going to Mi's.
Kvn, Duncan, and Mrs. T. It. Conk
lin winning second prize. During
the: afternoon a delicious luncheon
wna served.
Those present were Mrs. T. C
Hefty, Mrs. L. H. Carter, Miss Hess
Kelly, Mrs. J. K. Dwm, Mrs. Kva
Jtemillard, Mrs. C. K. 'Lawson, Mrs.
It. I. Darker, Mrs. A. H. Orion, Mrs.
T. W. ronklln. Mrs. L. Ka Ander
son, M rs. . Herlsch . M rs. Kva
Duncan, Mrs. It. C'omstock and. the
hostesses. '
DETROIT, "Mich., (Special)
By next spring the -Kortl Motor
Company will have completed an
immense new 'factory at. Copen
hagen, Denmark, which .will ln
one of Die finest in Kumpc, intro
ducing in that part of the world
new standards in 1-sin and oper
ation.
Tho growth of the Copenhagen
assembly plant since it;; opening n
J line 1 ! 1 !, has been remarkable
and it Is now the second largest
foryign among the foreign com
panies, first plaep being held by
the plant nl Manchester, Kngland.
L total of thirteen countries are
served by Copenhagen. These in
clude Denmark, leelund, Faroe Is
lands, Sweden, Norway, Finland.
Free, State, of Danzig, Kslhonla,
Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, t'kninie
and Germany, 1
Fhe demand for Ford cars dur
ing tlm -present years has been
pit rt ien la rl v good in the t h reo
Scandanavlan countries, l ten mark,
.Norway ami Sweden and the Ford
son Tractor, has come into e1eii
stvo iigrlcull uriil use.
construct dm work on the new
plant nt Copenhagen fs well under
way. The -she, covering four ami
n half neres. is admirably situnbd
on- tin1 south' har bor of Copenha- I
gen. The building Is being erect, d J
so (hat ocean freighters comiier
up the North Sea can dock on two!
shies of it, permllting direct ,.
Ilvery of assembly material from
tho Manchester plant, and from I
Detroit, via New Vork. Kailroad j
service also will ne direct to tin?
property.
The new building is 4 no feet I
long by 300 feet wide. The outer j
suction (s (wo stories high with!
an inner court of one story with
daylight roof. All stock will be
moved on conveyors. The second
floor will bo devoted to an ex
clusive body-ma king factory. The
chassis assembly line, which will
bp on the same continuous pro
duction system, us t hat employed
In nil American plants of the Com
pany, will be on the first floor.
A large power plant adjoin the,
main building. The new plant and
property represents an investment
of moro 'than' $;rl,()0o.
out. on the Horns station, Grimm
b is demonstrated its superiority
o it oi her varieties jn yield and
uMHty to withstand cold, weather.
Of the 3:i.uiM acres of alfalfa in
Maker county, only the crops of
1 ii farmers were known to be
Grimm prior tu 1923. In that your
4it grow, rs bought hiui poumis or . . . . M0corskio
Grimm see( fPom local dealers. In f iS:ij)Mlli W(,n. registered nL tho
Klamath county lo.otHi pounds of : Utttt t.Vi.nhl Th(.v uri, .
imm was purchased last y.-ur to, c(y ,ri(11MU(.linK UxMinviM (or a
K. D. Geer caino in front Imhler
last evening on il short business
trip and while here Is stopping at
thu Foley.
I sou pounds of common, rook
county farmers used y::il pounds
or Grimm last year as against 710
pound;- of common.
On the farm of Fred .augg.
t 'nion county, a .seven year old
field of Grimm Is still in a thrifty
alon.Tsl.if of It and of the same age
is wc-dy and thin. In Wasco coun
ty Grimm outyield common about
tl half-ton to the acre on the nv
er:.gr. In Jo; ephille and Lake count
it s from 5o to loo per cent of Per
uvian alfalfa killed out by freez
ing in from one to four years,
but Grimm stood firm under the
."amp conditions.
Sources of puro Grimm seed
have been located by " county
ageniM who adocnle purchases by
samples that have been tested for
purity ami germinal ion at. Ihe ex
periment station seed laboratory. ,
few days.
Mrs. 11. Phillips of Huker is In
the city lOday vislllng friends. She
Is slopping among the guests at
the Sauy.
K. Ii. White ami daughter, Shir
ley, are down from Wallowa for a
lew days and ure registered at the
Summer.
H. C. Berry came down from Jo
seph last evening on a short busi
ness trip.
H. L, Hrowning Is down from
Km ei prise torlay on business ntfd
is slopping among the gm-sis at
the Foley.
Miss M. Cole nnd-Mlstt H. Hot
mail are down from Mora, for a
few days visiting friends and shop
ping. They are registered
Summer wblle here.
the
Hakcr was represented nniong
the knests nl the Foley Inst eve
ning by G. M. Kyder.
" Xcw Church Planned.
Clll A NTH PASS, Or. The first
unit of the Presbyterian church
building progrnm, n soclst service
hall, will he constructed on North
Sixth street Just abovp tho Ittinmt
low hotel. This action wan decided
I upon recently at the tinnuul church
meeting and $41f( was subscribed
toward the project. The bulldim.'
will be so designed that It will be-
come a part of the building which
the church hopes to be able. lo
construct within the next few
years. The plan is to have the liall
ready for occupancy by nexl full.
As tentatively planned, the build
ing will cost about 7,ouo.
Mrs. Jennie linker left this morn
ing for Orhtnd, California, where
she will visit her son for a few
w eeks.
Mrs. Frnnk itoss of La Grande,
left for Pendleton on u' short visit.
Mrs. K Ha f ford of Kamela, was
a visitor in La Grande Wednesday.
George I. Ward is In li Grande
totlay from Ontario, Oregon, trans
acting business.
Mi-s.'P'. M. Post inn of Losline,
Oregon, passed through La Grande
inst evening on her way to The
Dalles on a short visit.
Albany I nil Honored.
AI.11ANY. Or. The first "excel
lent" rating lo be given to a coast
artillery company in the Oregon
national guard by l he war depart
ment has been given to the Albany
ompany for the showing made tit pany rated tho hlghpst M gunnery.
the an n mil encampment last sum- infantry drill and general appear
mer at Fort Hurry. Cal. At Fort unco and received tho highest rat-
Si evens In 1!t"l ihe Albnny com- ing In fhe battalion from Oregon
Stop Coughing
Tho simplest and Wst way to stop
coughs, Ltolris, croup, lronchial, 1
"llu' ' and la grippe coughs is to take
O. W. Doble of Joseph, passed
through La Grande hist evening en
route for Yamhill, Oregon, where
he will visit for a Bhort time.
Mrs. Kva Jordan of La Ornn.le
left for Portland last evening, t
where she will visit for a short
time. ,
New Wool Skirts
For Wearing Now
fit, i
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Tins is an assortment of Wool
Skirts good to look at, wearable
for sports and business and, best
of all, reasonably priced.
Tasteful striped and plaided wrap
arounds will serve in good stead
for many months. They are such
fine fabrics. Iii Winter's favorite
rs. " , .
William lif'this to CiilH-nd.
I.oN I H IN, (API The nltitudo
of William HoheU'olletn towtml
Itts lelluw'-lowiispeople Is daily be
coming more congenial, says the
I oorn correspondent of tho I 'ally
Kxpress. 1 1 i.'T visits to tho vlltagn
for afternoon lea or tlinner uro In
crcasitu;, and he is becoming more
coeiable, paying or receiving many j
vlvil ; every week.
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Delicious Apples
Potatoes
Onions
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IN 8TH GRADE
EXAMINATIONS
MEDICAL SPRINGS (Special).
Out 1 of the nine taking the
eighth grade examinations only
three passed. They were Kdit h
Turner, Irene Hack and Glenpla
Wnnkpr.
Mr. and Mrs, L. Wilson were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.
Lane Friday.
Mrs. Hogg and Miss Oashly
spent the week-end In linker.
Mr. and Mrs. V. Love .have
returned lo their home nt Raker,
after spending two weeks nt
Medical.
George South and P. J. Powers
commenced hauling their Me Mon
WEAVER'S
Austrian Kmfgnilhn Twronscs
VIKNNA. (A P)l-;mmigniiion
is sightly on the increase. I Miring
November KM persons left the
ountry to seek new homes. Si
hundred of them went to the I nl-
ted Slates and most of the others
to .South 'mertcil.
Cutlery
See Our Window
for Specials
Pocket Knives
Butcher Wnives
Scissors
Ska!;
Company
Hion Main 33.
Roesch Huilding
VKlb'" Mnhoney of La Grande,
returned from Haker after n shor!
lsit in that rily.
Mrs. A. Stevt'un of Perry, was
visiting in La Grande yesterday.
BE PRETTY! TURN
GRAY HAIR DARK
Try Grandmother's Old Favorite
.Recipe of Sage Tea
and Sulphur
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" Waffles and Coffee , j
L. . g"l8y & Sunday
wT'roti-uilltiK obdomeiw X? N Vfe;ft i r I n . . . J.' "
Hilky hllia arc. pnsso. 'ifSi I t Up
Tho cnlnrKcd wnlnt-llno ia not ' .' A X 1C , ,
popuHir with womr-n who Cftro y -s t
about tliclr pvraonnl appear V ' SeptWhWfs. i 1 ' 1
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ho comfortable. A comnlnte lSi'IJiui.i.Lj..
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Mrs. RoM. Paltison XKKK'
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Phono 322-W Hva, 1702 Oak
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Almofit everyone known that Snge
Tea nml Sulphur, properly com
pounded, brings buck the natural
rolur and liwtro Ut tho hair when
fnded, strenked or prny. Yenr ago
tho unlv wny to i;et tliU mixture wu
which in inusrty
ih'Bome, NowndavH, by
kintr ut nnv dniif ntoro for "Vyeth'
Sapn nndSulphur Coinpnund," you
will pet. iillnrge bottle of thin fainou
pld reciiJ improved by the mid it ion
of other ingredients, nt a snr!
Don lAtiiy Rmy I lrjBTio one
enn pisibly te!Ljrfryiiu darkened
your nr,t00tuif it bo naturally
and iveu(iVou dampen a sxnifie or
iioft rmTili with it and draw thin
through your hair, inking one Kniall
atraful at a lime, by inorninp the
gray hiur diwijipeufH, and itfter un
otlwr application or two, your hair
becotnen beautifully dark, glossy and
attractive.
The New
Gwilliatns
Bak
Electric
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I Tailors, Cloanrrs, liyrrf I I
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In Roesch Building-
Wholesale ilanij
SUPERIOR QUALITY BAKERY
PRODUCTS
Our Pride "Gold Crust Bread"
For Sale by All Lending Grocers
For the rest of your, life
A SIIEAFFER :
Life-Time
Pen
No fuss nor bother
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smooth as silk.
Smooth assilkj1"
Plume fo-k?fi
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lonslration and trial
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Grande Ronde Hospital
A nonsectarian and ethical institution that does not ad
vertise your sickness or broadcast your operations, but
gives you service equal to any institution in the North
west. We employ only graduated nurses
oo! Supplies
We have a very complete line
of Tablets, Pads, Composition
Books, Boxed Stationery, Envel
opes, i Pencils, Pens and Pen-
in fact anything
Station.
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Store
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The Americau-A
Franklin
NationaTThrift Week
Few people know that Franklin, famous as a scientist,"
a diplomat, a philosopher, was also a rich man. A pen
niless boy, be attained wealth by the practice of his
preaching Thrift.
The ten commandments of National Thrift Week will
insure you prosperity and happiness.
1. Work mid earn
1!. Have a bank account.
!!. RIako a lmdia't.
A. Invest s:if!ly.
H. Make a will.
(. Own your homo.
, 7. Carry Lifo Insurance.
8. Pay billa promptly. .
!). Record Expenditures.
10. Share with others.
United States National Bank
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
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