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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 5, 1924)
- Tuesday, February 5, 1924. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE WOMEN'S - IN TERES T NEWS of SOCIETY MCE POWDER I Fashion Notes I The Clio club .entertained last Hat ur J ay after notm at the home of Mrs. Norman Frees. The time maa spent at aer en tables of bridge with the "club I prize going to' Mrs. H. A.' Zurbrlck und the guest prize going to Mrs. Chas. H. Keynolds. Mrs.. Lawrence Dutton xUL the consolation prize. The rooiut, were exquisitely deco rated in beautiful pink carnations und before adjournment a delic ious luncheon, was Berved by the charming hostess. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Stance and daughters. Mlrlan Ann and Jane, of I-a Grande, left lust caning eo route for Merrill, Wisconsin, where they will celebrate the ffoldcn wed ding anniversary of Mr, and Mrs. A. H. Httingc. They will return by way of California In approximately four weeks. . j . . . 1 The opening evening; service In the new Presbyterian churchy lost Sunday evening was In the nature! was dellghtfullyi Before adjournment delicious re- iresnmems were nerve u uy me charming hostess and u delightful social hour spent. f Mr. and 4lrs. A. W. Nelson will entertain the Alpha club Vredn en day evening, at their home on Ced ar street. Adj. and Mrs. Peterson nnd small daughter, Marjorlo Helen are leaving tomorrow morning foi San "Francisco, where tlu-y have been called to attend a conference. They will go by way of Los An geles stopping there to visit friend and- expect to be gone about two weeks. The local officer s: br In charge of the service, vvhlcr will be curried on as usual. Tho Wednesday Afternoon clul will meet tomorrow afternoon wltl Mrs. A. C. Hampton as hostess. The Girls' Friendly Society wll meet tomorrow evening at Honar of a pageant depleting the place hall at 7:3u o'clock, for their regu of the young people in the church Liar meeting. A good attendance If life. Jl was the marking of the -desired, forty third anniversary of he.,ea-1 . . tabllshment of .Christian. Kndear-I Tho Ladles Aid of the I'resby or In the church world and pic tured the challenge which comes to young people from church fbr a life of service. The Christian En deavor society of the Presbyterian church uIho held. In this, connection a birthday party last Friday eve-i nlng In the social, quarters of the church, with a regular birthday cuke In honor of the anniversary. The Westminster Guild hud an unusually Interesting meeting last, evening, when they met1 at ' the homo of Mrs. 1. C. Uowser, with Mrs. H. G. Avery as lender and , Mrs. L. U. Moe in charge of the devotional. The Guild is studying Putlna's '"Life of Christ," and lutk-l Utg It very Interesting for those! who wish to attend. ..V. - v . 1 terion church will meet tomorrow qfternoan at the church. All ok iienibers.nre requested to come an any new ones are cordiully Invited . The ftiverslde Ladles Aid Ho clety will meet ut the Chapel Wed nesday afternoon, February 6, u i':S0 o'clock. The two divisions of the Metho dlst Ladles Aid will meet Wednes 'day afternoon, February C, at 2:3' o'clock. The first division meetf -With Mrs. Augusta Itlnglesdorf I ml'l Ad u ins avenue, over Sliver thprne-Wright's Family Drug stort und tho Hccoml division meets wltl Mrs. Dorothy Smith, 805 Pennsyl vania, avenue. Income Tax ' Tips ever. In order more clearly to re flect Income, the Commissioner of Internal' Itevcnue may permit the deduction of a loss In a year other IS Scientists Endeavor to Tell the World What Every Womaa Knows. DllEDHE.V, AP Face powd er has been dealt a nurd blow by complexion experts In Germany. Kelencc, desiring to aid feminine heiiutyj has perfected a , system of forming color schemes In drens goodH, it )ias been announced t whereby every woman will appear it her best following the direc tions of the color doctors, who say there Is no complexion that is tin mutchable. For years they have been ut work on tono combina tions fop costumes designed to jreato ehurucl eristic effects, and 'o give the weurer Individuality unobtainable by the use of face powders or other cosmetic prep arations which for ho long have occupied first place in every su rety woman's boudoir. The color doctors or scientific blenders of hues will set the pac? i Macs, ;recn8 for Spring. Paris. All Indications ure that the soft blues and greens of spring win ue translated into the season s clothes. These tones will be vailed by tho paler shades of yellow. Modlflm Seven Urn's, i Purls. A hut of tricorne Inspir ation, rising sharply off the face, shown here today, has some miti gation of this severe line. The miti gation lakes the shape of u sheer veil fulling from the peak of the1 hat to the Jlp of the nose, and floating in cupe-llke folds down, tho buck. j Thick l-'ur (ilit lie. London. One style which slen der women are sponsoring today Is that of a thick fur girdle. - This band of fur. very wide. Is placed at the hip line on filmy gowns of chiffon. " Booth Sees Evil in ' Dole to Unemployed ' LONIHW., AP) In n report on the social -work of tho Solvation j jinny. vrnerui nouin reiers lo tile j of recta of the "dole" on the unemployed. I uni led sometimes," he says. j"to wonder whether what is called, the. dole the Indiscriminate dial ri-1 but Ion of money tor which no lu- bor is required In return is not almost, U not quite, ns great u mis fortune as unemployment." Speaking of moral decline, the mischievous influence over all alike which snrliiKS from the evil of this thing, he added: "For once ut hast: wo see how a remedy may be far worse than a disease. Tho steady receipt of money .for which no equivalent in work is rendered, makes ak'alnst. everything that is good in the receiver's life. The innate Ills of idleness are Increased. That which Is more or less a ma-1 terlal misfortune is turned into a moral disaster. I do not hesitate to say that tens of thousands of! people In these islands have learn ed, or ure learning ut this very ttime, to live without work und for the young people especially, this Is u, most disastrous experience." MohtliltiK Jewels. London. The pearls and crys tals with which many frocks are belnr trimmed do not, rb formerly, scatter nil -over the gown In a wide-spread pattern. They gather themselves neatly Into the little ob- JonfTS Or SUlinreH. Hrt tlml llu frrw.L- or me uressniHKerH uuu women n -jg checkered with them ;allors. Every woman becomes ab t lolute mistress of her appearance it all times by means of the liar- y Ituie lleai Inn Hcslml. .evolutlonlzlng the dry goods bus ness everywhere tho.ro are wo nen who wunt to look smart. tine or two visits to tho color ,'xpcrts ure necessary, on which H-cusions the customer sits to hav: iter complexion "measured nnd re corded." After the sittings the cub omer Is given a- prescription du 'alllng the various systematic ar 'angeinents of colors In silks nnd ther good to match her compter on on every occasion. These pre options, which servo as guides or the dressmaker, may bo used or years, so long as there. Is no nuterlal ehungo In the hue of health which every woman nurses so carefully, liut when the coni. Itinn tt.nt nlilh notnullv uny- I. r... . . . . " I MiM lfu! Shades In llo lerv. NVu Vnrk ('vmiiulln ..!,., ..r wun uiHu-MmuuiB, i k mi" pale brown, sometimes with a gray LQZ?Z jJinKC '" oflen with a hint ... ... ..... . ltor roses, are seen In (ho new hos- cry. The fanciful names Indicate (the shades; wood thrush, sheepskin pazel, alredule und the ruddy blush! ' Claims for deductions for losses on whut Is known as "wash sales" pulo and Immediate repurchaso of securities-' arc . expressly 1 dis itllowed by the- revenue act 'of 1921. I'ndcr prior acts there-was no prlvlsion which prohibited an owner ot stock n or - bonds frot i st-lllng his securities nt a price less thun tlmt for which they , wers purchased and deduction- such lose, even though they were re purchased Immediately. : l!nder the present statue no'de Unction Is allowed ''wher It ap pears that within SO days: before lulmwl Tltu luvnnvnr in ititi en. I . i. .. . - ' ... .. iwui, i pon ner must fall Ihe uutv turn or an amended return, may ,r aMou as to the manner and deduct a loss only for tho year ln,arf. entombment th welrhinL which sustained. If he desires to f Uie (.,n ' ' f ts 1 ,, weighing account for hi. I on or wZVlZ,Z' period, he must attach to his re-j..r ;nnv ir.,iT 1,1 ll ,,, Ufratnit. turn for that vear a reouest for . .. . 'h ft JR. RALKM. Or. The Tillamook Dairymen's association, throiiKh Carl Huberlach, manager. - today ; nppeale.d to the public service com-; mission for a hearing on the ques-j Hon of an additional freight rate! on hay charged by the railroads! when the hay. en route lo the coast j j from points east, is slopped In 1 j Portland for Inspection or diverted to anotherllne. j I The recent order of the public service commission in the hay rate I case reuuircd the railroads -to pub-l llsh maximum -through rates re gardless of whether the movement is over one or more lines. I .spin in Again. New York. Lapis Is In again as fashlonultltt Mtnno. t.nm- tii.i.l:. laces of lapis varlgatcd with crys tals and gold ure effective, as are hilso a few necklaces In' which lapis u combined with carnelian. Library Clrvuiutlon Lurgc. ST. HKI.FNH, tire. During the year m a the Nt. Helens public li brary loaned IU.3G0 books and irr! magazines bring the toltil cir culation for January, r.CM the largest In the history of the library, 17S! books and magazines having been loaned. Printed Taffetas, New York. Printed taffetas ure once more with us today. They are JftVfllln M. .. n ...It I. tl...E i-l Wed patterns; either In demure lit tle nosegays or scattered buds. Alligator Wrist Hags. , New York. Alligator skin wrist a-bags in pouch form are lighter In (IT 4n m-riMoi ore. I ney are more of.'u sand tint, and have fTorgeous curved, umethyst or Jade lieavy eerenion' consideration of the case by the v.uiMiiiin.-iiunvrl WKUiiivi .Willi ipi complete alutcment of tho facts. r" w0lu niftchincrv of gorern Allow'unco of deduction for a loss pPDl stood ready tn surround the other 'than hi tho year In which f"" cnietiain with all the h sugiainea is entirely; within tho f" " " ave devised to tender uinvmiun or mo commissioner and Is allowed only In exceptional cases. Uwn. CoiiTCiiciI Into Itnllmom , I'sed by I tor n 1 1, y fur Daiicln; "1 ",rt.,":.."."C" J"'0 r ,dls.I,,,1tion and uuc-n. tvu prlnc.s. two prm' ,uf".'11 "-MM n,t 01-.rni .l..!.. ,1.l with 40 other guests on the luwn ucqu than by bequest - of Inheritance) auhst ant tally identical property and the property so acquired Is hold by the taxpayer for any per iod after such sale ''or disposition; .Owners or stock and bonds, can .pot deduct from grcss; income amounts claimed ns losses on ac count or shrinkage of values lu such! securities through fluctua tions In the market or otherwise. The foregoing , applies - only .to Cf Berwick House recently. Tin allroom by pluclng parquet floor lig on 1 and the erecting of can vas wall and roof, decorated in tru Home way as an old Georgian man sion." . : ; - . The occusion was tlie ball piver by tlniWest Norfolk Hunt, at tin home of. the master. Lieutenant Colonel l.'. D, Seymour, whom eir (HuKl. Pies Went f'Anll.lMi and at tho disposal of the be ared family In arranging far tho ineral. The army, navy nnd marine brps stood ready to play ihelr pari B" in pageant of sorrow such only men who huve been pom. unders In chief of aiiippIps'.- piting forces may know. mere were Hiosa In Viiu-h nin.n, ho arirued stronc-iv n,,ii i ..o fitting that WoofJrow Wilson. - Vl T-Biiirni, annum f von i f for a Unit- lu dath to tho keep- ( small loose parts such ns eyes.; but'- Lons aim rniL-nnnta r wood, owners and investors ahd nni. tn ' mansion had no dancing accom dealers In securities, who, by . odatlons for such a number of mean of the Inventory, are given Ifuests. The guests thoroughly en the benefit of Hhrtnkagc of securl-Vd tI,tt novelty. Tho king ano ties In which they dcul. jqueen of Norway cume over froir. As u general rule deductions for -Handringham with the Prince ot losses ure allowed for the year In j Wales nnd other members of the which (hey are sustained. How-(royal family. hrnaments hem. with which . to fasten It Military llall Arranged. COUVALLIH. ' The annual military bull will be given In the linen's gymnasium February 21. It was announced. Klaus will form I he principal decorations. - Kach unit of I ho It. O. T. C will be rep resented by Its insignu. A parade on Washington's birthday by the cadets will Xv ll1- opn'ir feature r the educallonul cxpoBllloUi Announcing Spring Millinery This is your invitation to soe a very interesting showing of lovely Millinery. There is fascination in the lilt of every picture I tat, the jrniccful trailing of tinted feathers, the saucy up-lilt of tiny brims, for these are the now Hats, the smart Hats that arc going to be worn this Spring. All Moderately Priced 7 IrfiiSrv Tricorne Cloche Side Roll Cuff Off-the-face PVTMAN'S located within a radius of lu miles of Salem. Approximately IL'So.tiOO Is nvall- was uul for " erection of the plant. purchase or the site nnd necessary equipment, ll was estimated that the site will cost $!)f,oon. Silo To He Purchased. HAI.IOM, Or. Governor Pierce and Sam A. Kozur, secretary of state, will hold a conference within the next two or three days to pur chase a site for the. proposed state training school for boys. Morn than 40 prospective sites have been inspected by the offi cials, practically all of which are Kllm Drying Tmiftht. HKNI), Or.--The'most upproved methods of kllm drying western pine lumber1 were thoroughly out lined In a week's course conducted at the Khevlln-Hlxon company's plupt by Albert Harnmn, authority on pine seasoning for the Western Pino Manufucturers' ussoctutlon. The course, which has just been finished, was attended by represen tatives of seven saw milling com panies. Including the two at Mend. These mills are only those sawing western pine. Those manufactur ing other varieties or timber uro, holding their kllm drying' schools ut other times und places, - . Wlui: Qreeco desire.;, annurenttv Is it ruler who can make n nation ureal without much raw material. Personal Mention N. K. Tuckor. H. At. Mclvcnxie Mrs. Ktlen Walker of Perry, h-rt nnd V. W. Dodson were among tliehhls morning for Wallowa, when HummervHle guests at tho Savoy she will visit her dtiughter for sev lust evening. crul days. A. Olson, of Portland, was regis tered at the Homtncr last evening. Air. and Mrs. '. A. Kvans of Sheridan. Wyoming, arrived In Grande lest evening on a short visit with relatives. Mrs. A. Haron of Lft Garnde. left last evening for Huntington on short visit. I,. Lilly of Hilgurd. spent yes terday In La Grunde visiting. Mrs. A. AL Htebblns of Sand Point. Idaho, returned to her home ufter thort visit In La Grande. Afrs. Henry Ilurlin of -Montana, returned home after n short visit in Knterprlse. Knoch Morgan of Ia Grande, re turned to Huntington, where he Is employed. Airs. F. K. Smith is down from 1 Wallowa today shopping and visit -i tng friends. She is registered at the Foley. I Walla Wulla whs represented among the guests at the Foley lust evening by t ll. Huwley. Airs. F. Wilson of Pendleton. Is In the city today visiting friends und is stopping at the Foley. . John Hancock is over from l'n lon today transacting business. Hi Is stopping at the Savoy. Pendleton was represented ' the Savoy last evening by J. W. Kellogg. William F. Itegan of Pendleton, was registered ut the Sommer last evening. Air. und Airs. V. Crawford of Heppner. wer? registered ut the l-'oh-y last evoning. HEAD STUFFED FROM f CATARRH OR A COLD f K. . Gettlngs. who makes his home In Klgln. Is In Im Grunde to duy truuauctlug business. Ue Is ut tht Foley. t . . X Sty Crtam Applied In Nos- tnlfl upens Air Passages t Kight Up. Insrani relief no wnitin. otu clngped do st r its open riglitup; thenh paiuuies of vour head clear nnd vou tin breathe freely. No more hawking, anu filing, 1tlowinfft bradaehe, drym-s V ilmmfllnrt tur Kiwi 111 at fliirlll: your eold or catarrh disappears. del a smau ooiue oi tiy s unam Balm from your druggist now. Apply a little of this fragrant, antiseptic, healing cresm in your nostrils. It twtnotratM tlirniitrlt Virv nir OMBm"e if Him hf4il anfitlak IJif intliiiiliHl or jwulhn mucous membrane and relief cornea instantly. It's jutt fiae. Don't sUy tufled-up with a cold or maty catarrh. For February 0 Festivities Lovely Evening Slippers' Lincoln's Birthday, Valen tine's Day, Washington's Birthday, Leap Year Day February promises to be a happy, busy month, in deed! But with dance and party invitations comes the needs of proper apparel-, ling, including footwear. Here one may choose from a variety that- includes all that is approved. TheBootery, Inc A !'rmllv for Tlml Keet Home nf (ho An il Aid Bine (illOVUK SMITH, Mgr. aon Ut-pot St. 1'hoDe 31-118 LADIES Tou can ench have a fine HAIUM 1 UK ; And pay for It on installment plan. ' Beautiful Furs At very low prices CHRIS MILLER I will buy. all tho raw furs offered for salo stsLess lhan Bottled MiK AND HAS DOUBLE THE RICHNESS CREAM'S ONIVRi The Cornet That Urcalhca SKI FORDSON Cars. - Trucks - Tractors i PERKINS MOTOR CO. Paris has returned to corse ta and decreed that. Shapeless walnt-llnea , Protruding-, abdomens Bilky hips aro passo. The enlarg-ed wauit-linfl Is not popular with, women who care about their personal appear ance. Wear a LA CAMILLB and be comfortable, A complete line of the different models al ways oo - hand. Mrs. Robh Pattison Corset lere Plume 322 -W Ilea. 1703 Oak LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SI!Ol AND FOUNOKT All Kinds or RIacliliiery, Aiitomciblles nnd Tractors Ilopa I red Overhauled nnd Itebullt Acetylene Weldliitc or All Kinds f Cylinder I tor lug und Oversize I'lnlons Ofiukshafts, 1'lslons and J'l.slon Pins Kctfround ' tilvo Us a Trial D. FITZGERALD Prop. Use Your Just Call Main 75 When You Need Anything In Groceries J. ,G. Snodgrass 100 Depot Street Two Phones Call Main 73 '( Charge for Delivery -HNAL GLEAN-UP- - Bunting's Bargains MAXWELL New Scrie's Touring, completely re-conditioned mechanically; nearly new. tires. Priced to sell quick. MAXWELL Sport Touring in excellent con- V dition. A distinctive motor car complete ly equipped. Our price will agreeably sur prise you. ' j FORD Touring, almost new. This car looks and runs like new, yet our price gives you . the benefit of an attractive discount. , It has 1924 license. ' AND MANY OTHERS Each used car in our stock will ! ' -sell readily in another month for $50 to $200 more than we ask. C. W. Bunting & Son 1525 Jefferson Ave. Phone Main 792" BSBIBHSBBl Silver Grilli fj La Grande, Ore, K The Best Thought of and Most Talked of 13 H H Ml Hi Class Grill in Eastern Oregon A ere s IBBBBHE3A n ii :i ii ii ii ii S at at w w M Ml n m M a m n m BHIIIlIOIll R eason Wo serve the best the market affords At Popular Prices ' ' Quick Service All-American Place ' MERCHANTS' LUNCH DAILY Delicious Coffee ii M U m. 11 Under new management since Januarv 1st.-- II II II ,11 HISSS3 Silver Grill
