La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 06, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE THRKI5 Wednesday, February 6,-1924. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER NEWS of Unusually: Interesting Program An untitmally large number at ended the weicellent inimical pro (rum of tJfa Neighborhood club ftstcnluy, with Mrs. Lce Kqynold In churif. who very Intpresttnijly but briefly reviewed the life of ruch composer of the nineteenth ;entury before each number, was endered. The ftrat number on he proem in was "Itonmnza" by ttubensleln, beautifully played by honey's four-piece orchestra, and kory much appreciated by the au- fllence. "Homanza" Is ' a popular jrehoBlral selection, but Is dlffl fcull and only skilled musicians can jvnder It In the manner which Mon ty's orchestra gave yesterday Kol- lowhicOhis Klla N'iehuns gave two llellKhiful piano solos "Phophot Bird' by Hchuinann and "Itljfan- aon" by McDowell., Miss Nlchan- Is plitnlst of distinction and her unusually charming numbors re reived much applause from the au dience. She also gave a brlof ex planation of her selections before playing them. Mrs. -nay Fuller if o be congratulated on the excel lent manner in which she gave her Wry difficult number -."My. Heap kt'. Thy Hweet Voice" (from Hamp ton and Deliah) Baint- Sums. Mrs. ('uller ftrat gave a very Interesting fevJow of the opera and then sang K selection In a clear, fine voice. Hhe was accompanied by Mrs.- W. jV. Merry at the piano.' Airs. Klor t'neo Lynch Miller played "L'rHdle iong" by Brahms, on the'vloltn. Lccompanled by Mrs. I-ee H?ynold ind this excellent number was veil received by the large audience. Che last number on the progrnm vas "The Waltz Hong" by Gounud, md "Now Good 1'Jvenlng and Good sMght" by llruhms, sang by the ilgh school double quartette, un? ler. the able direction of Miss lsn jelle Miller. Fqllowlng one of the most suc csaful and most interesting meet ings of the Neighborhood club this Reason the usual pleasant social pour wua spent and tea was serv ed, with Mrs. Krnest Walklns In, tlmrge. assisted by Mrs. Paul UecU dnd Mrs. Frank Jackson. , A decidedly pretty party - was (riven Monday evening . at Honan all when Mr. and Mrs. Carl ,G, Helm nnd Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. ague entertained their friends ivlth an enjoyable dnnolng party. Tho decorations were Oriental making the Interior of the spacious, hall very Inviting.- Subdued llghtt auoeu io me neauiy or ne aecora ttohs and the guests-had a delight ful evening. , i The enclosed porch of Honan hull wan utilized in a tery clever manner by furnishing It with easy chairs. launch was served In this department and the lighting effect resembled very soft, moonlight.' Itefreahments were served In the basement or mo nan alter wnicn llanclnt was continued. iVtrth Powder. (Special) The j'SonV :club mot at (lie home? of Mrs. "Winer Jacob!" lust week, 'with Sirs. Jacobs nnd Mrs. Oh as Hutch inson us hostesses for the, after noon. The afternoon - was spent a fcurdH., with high honors going In Mrs., Leu Oyilenburg and the. conso lation prize going to,''Stii."l K Campbell. A large number of la- flics were present and all expressed hcmselves as having a good time The Mooseheart, Legion will hieet with Mrs. Max Turn. 1801" Adams avenue, Thursday afternoon l-'ebruary 7. '-.. v The regular monthly Country club dunce will be given at . Jhe Country club. Friday evening. Feb ruary Z'S. Music will be furnished by honey's orchestra and a goot' llmo In anticipated. ' j The nto club will meet' Saliir 3ay afl"rnoon, February 8, with Mrs. H. J. Green as hostess." i As a friend thing the man Vbt ihink i lie ! sighing for liberty 1 1 iuKhiii;' Co,- r. pof: snap. COLDS GRIP Fortify the system against' i Colds. Grip and Influenza j by taking 6i fBromn QuininoJJ which destroy germs, art at tonic laxative, and keep the sys tem In condition to threw OB all attacks of Colds, Grip and Influenza. The box bean this signature . Price 30c. SOCIETY CLAIMS MOTHER IS AT FAULT IF BABE EATS PINS 1 (By George T. Honk) 'Hll..ALELPHIA, (I. N. H.) Tho carpet tack which threatened the life of little (Tetua Moore. S months old. of St. Louis whose case' recently attracted wide at tention, today is specimen No. 1. 265 in the foreign body collection of the Jofferson Hospital Hroncho Scoplc Clinic, of which Dr. Chev alier Jackson, noted specialist, la the head. It is mute evidence of Dr. Jackson's skillful genius in removing foreign bodies from hu-l man anatomies. , ' The collection consists of many cases, one. containing tacks, nails and pins; another bones and pie ces of food, nnd still others-con taining an endless array of buttons cuff links, safety pins and small toys. All the specimens were sal vaged by Dr. Jackson and his two clinical 'associates Dr. Charles D. Clerf and Dr. Gabriel Tucker and Dr. Jackson says lie, has "enough, unmounted exhibits of the care lessness of mothers" to fill a halt dozen more cases. J'Hafety pins," he said, "have kitted more babies than firearms. Calling attention to five rusty pins I have taken from the lung of a year-old infant. An elder brother had fed the pins to the baby. I "Children come Into the world with tfjelr minds blank," Dr. Jack son, a strong advocate of the "ou nce of prevention" theory, declar ed.'. "They must learn what tilings are 'hard nnd soft, rough or smooth, edible or inedible, and their, chief wuy of acquiring thin knowledge is to put into their mouths- every thing In reach. "There are only three, things they can do swallow the things whole; spit, them out, or aspirate them .Into the lungs." Me advocates more care on the part of -mothers and unequivocal ly places the entire blame on their carelessness "not willful careless ness, but carelessness that comes from, luck of knowledge." While the inajorlty of foreign- body cases involve infant patients ,the clinic has treated many elders. 'A niHty safety pin, for Instance, holds the time record In the clin ic's collection. The pin lay 37 years Inside a man beforo it wasj Dr. Jackson's Invention tho bron choscope. There Is utso a runty shawl-pin, which was removed from the oe sophagus of a Southern woman arter L'O years, during which she had been an invalid from the be lieve of tuberculosis. The bronchoscope was perfected b'y 'the noted specialist arter years of work in Pittsburgh and in IhtM olty.-.ll Is a lengthy Instrument, with di small eleclrlu light and a pincers at the end. Once the for eign body Is located by X-Hay, the bronchoscope is Inserted, and while u liny bulb furnishes light or the pincers, also operated from without, grasp the foreign body, and It is removed with the with drawal of tho bronchoscope. . One reason why vice flonrlahea t Ir. 'because H doesn't depend on i collection plate. H EAD COLDS . Melt In spoon j inhale vapors; . apply treely up nostrils. VCKS Qr IT Million J"' U'"l Ymarlii LADIES Tou can each have, a fine . . SABLE 1 Tit ft And pay for It on Installment plan. Beautiful Furs At very low prices CHRIS MILLER I will buy all t h e raw f u rs offered for sale gilS Selecting shoes is much like JA .AifJ ' choosing valentines one must ?Y ' ',c ccrta'n they are quite fit 'ng' ani' t'ntile'y appropriate. yz The Bootery Inc. ftjlv A F'aradise for Tired Feet 15 Home of the Arch-Aid Shoe s il jr T'.i4 '-aWt- T ! T T --- " -M y Jet New Dress New frocks with fulness below the knee are shown In smart shops. The fulness may be just In front or may be a flounce that circles the whole dress as this one sketched. A wide band of embroidery is the fashionable trimming. , . , Curbs Thirsty Diplomats ItlGA. (Al) Latvir. hai ' ha, trouble with the exeesslv r thris; Oi' certain foreign legation I ll I UK a. The govemmen: wnn unubl i to understand why carload lots of w Inert and other llquor.t should bfl imported bv legation) whom mem becship was so small that It was Impossible to believe the mem bers required so much wine for their owe. use. Tho mailer was quickly disposed of by r-jqul-iiig the diplomats to pay duty on this Ihn cost about three-fold. t'arts lias returned to corsets and decreed that, Shapeless waist-lines . Protruding abdomens Balky hips are passe. Tho enlarged waist-line Is' not popular with women who care about their personal appear ance. Wear a LA CAMILLB and bo comfortable. A .complete line of the different mo do Is al ways on hand. Mrs. Robt. Pattison Corset lero Tlioiic 322-W Res. 170a Oafc Tho Corset Thnt Breathes Personal ' Baker was represented anions the guests at the Hoinmer lust eve ning by. J. H. Gordon.'' John Wells is In from Allcel to day on business and while here Is stopping at the Savoy.- Jloy Hulse of Halfway, Oregon, was- registered at (ho Savoy lust evening. ' ' Mr; and Mrs. b' H. Cole' ore down from Enterprise today, on business and pleasure and while here are stopping at the Koley. Mr., and Mrs. JcgseSiiiith, who make their home at Milium, wen registered at the Koley last eve- lnin" George Murphy, of Wallowa. was registered among the out of town business visitors in this city today. J. A. Conklln was among, the mbler guests at the Savoy lust evening. Mrs. B. Brooks of l.a Gratule. returned from Haines after a short .visit here. ; Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Thomas oT I.a Grande, returned from Jiaines after a short visit. Kay Wilson of Klgln. was a visi tor In . La Grunde- Tuesday. Kenneth Blerson. of l,a Grandn 4 h M11S. U. I,. HIOXSO.V The Appealing Charm of Health! Portland, Orcg. "I can speak in j terms of highest praise of all of i Dr. PiVrceV remedies, csi.cciallv the ; 'Favorite Prescription' for woman's ailments and as a tonic and nervine, I and the Pleasant Pellets for stomach atifl liver ills. While bringing up my family, whenever I have been in a run-down weakened or nervous condition, . I Uiavc always been strengthened and helped by the use of the. 'Favorite Prescription. And in later -years- when my stomach has become disordered, and my food 'eems to disagree with me. then Dr. Pierce's,, Pellets give me immediate belief Mrs. E. L. Ilcnson, 768 E. 5th St.,: North. t Start at once with the "Prescrip tion" and see how quickly you pick up feel stronger and belter. Write Dr. Pierce, President Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y.. for free advice, or send 10c for rial pkg. tublcts. Beautiful Rugs That M - ' I W. H. Mention returned from Huntington on short visit with hta family. i K. h'ogg of Grangevllle, hiu, arrived In Iai Grande lust evening on u short visit. Mrs. Itobert Smith of Knter prise, piiHsed through ai Grande last evullltic on her wuv In Mini. aanu on a suori vimi. .; W. 11. Breslu nra was among th l.uslilie guests at the Koley last evening. Hu Is here on business, Cove was represented among the i;ueats at the l-'oby hist evening by J It. Dclaney. George Itateliffu and son, Vin cent, are down on business today G. D. Dunning is in the city to day from Simululd trumtaeling businewi. K n man h:-i n pet vice, and some reform threatens It, ho Is enlled r. "liberal." Has Building Become A Science? Building without a plan is like a ship at sea without a rudder. It runs amuck. Planing is the rudder to all building, either in the mind, or upon paper. But, ' if scientifically done, keeps the builder off the rocks, and guarantees satisfaction. :! . ' ,Wc furnish Tlans, Blue Prints, Estimates ' to Customers Free The Grande Ronde Lumber Co. This Week Only Special Will Rest You! In your living room, in your dining room and in your bed rooms the soft nap or high pile certainly feels fine under your weary feet and the attractive patterns and color combinations are restful to the eyes. We quote below some interesting prices of that type of rugs. Wilton Rugs $95.00 These are of the best domestic quality. They represent the latest patterns and the best of workmanship and yarns. The color schemes are many and the patterns are reproductions of Orientals. A rug, Bxl2 is valued can buy it for $93.00. t ; . Axminster Rugs $37.50 These rugs are peanut. The The patterns you, and you are sure to find rugs here to fit with tho color scheme of your home. Moderately priced at $37.50. Axminster Rugs $27.50 These are seamed rugs in both 0x12 and K.3x 10.fi sizes that usually sell for $17.50. .You will fijid a wide variety from which you may'.KcIcct mgs for every room in your tome. Represent a very big value at $27..10. .. Bohrienkamp Co. Mililnry leerces Ijwer I-'oi! 1'i-tees In tHt iiphil (crmaiiv COKI.HN. (AI) Whllu Vir tually all Germany has been com plaining of high prices, the Inhabi tants of the Buhr and lthlneland havo begun to enjoy food at much lower cost because of decrees is sued by the French und Belgian military authorities which prohibit profiteers from fixing charges to suit themselves. In t'oblcnv and other cities in tho occupied a reus warnings Jmve been Issued to merchants caution ing thvm against price boosting of food In any form. Notices have been posted in the streets, by mili tary order, saying any profiteer tried by court martial and .found guilty would be sent to Jail or fin ed, or both.. Tood prices here are f0 to (JO per cent cheaper than In Berlin and elsewhere In unoccupied Germany. llhert Give Views on F.durntlon. BKItl.lN, Germany (Ai) Pres ident Kbert, 111 New Year's greet ings to the students' economic re lii'f committee of Berlin University, expressed the hope that the organi sation will succeed in preventing the "plulocratiEatlon" or education, lie gave ussurance that he will do all In his power to foster the work of extending education as widely us possible among Bludeiits of lim ited means. Sale of at $150.00, and now you made in one piece nol pile is very high and soft. and colors are sure to please j 0(hi"prinq;'illiai lb AND MILLINiRY- Preferred Slock Tel la packed and sealed wbere II it frown aad frown wbere the beat teafrowt-hltbeatba ouataia alopea al Ceylon. ALLEN LEWIS U.B.A. Doirt Forget Everyone likes to receive a Valentine, then , wonder who sent it. . We have a wonderful assortment on display, ranging in price from 5 for 5c 2 for . l....,.15c 3 for 5c 1 for .......,.Z.......15c 1 for .... 3 for ... ..5c 10c l for ..: 10c Make your selection while our assortment ; is good. Andrews9 Variety Store Service Economy OO OOOOO OOOO OOOO OOOOOOOOO 000 ooooooooooooooo ja; . 000000000000000000000000000000000000000060 ' w. oooooooooooooooooooooooooooo'oooooooooooooo i . ' Your Valentirie 1 for :,..25c 1 for . ..; ..:.,..35c 1 for ..:..:;:....::.50c v. ,'V: THUKSDAY LUNCH 40 40 Cream of TomaW Soup Choice Ot - ltoast Pork, or Link Sausagt Potatoes and Gravy Bread and Butter Tea Coffee .. Milk Choice Of Tie or Ice Cream Thi Pal aiace n 1 ft f i ft': if H ' ' : ') i ": I ; 1 I: 0000000000000000000000000000)00000000000000 t..