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PAGE THREE Monday, Felimnry 25, 1024. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER NEWS of SOCIETY Mothers and Daughters Lunch . Yesterday van Mothers and Daughters luncheon duy for iho VV. W.,.j.'8, when they gave u i1IIkJi( ful luncheon ut the dining room ol' thi ffoinmer hotel, ut 12 o'clock for their., mothers, or ii' their mothers wn& unnhle to attend, an rldi-Hy friend attended to lake the place of mot Ik r. .Mrs. W. 1'. MeAdory. director of llw V. V. fl.'s. acted aa iiisliniKirt'KH ami explained the imjrn-ni me uincneoii ic.nK i mi" ; ,mhy.M liyHt(, timi jH lo K. ,., lo of twinging mothers nml daughters! jIinU1i njoscr ingrthcr unri to discuss Ihcj" ' ., Kamor program, asking 111 co operation of hoili mothers and daughters tn giving this beautiful pageant Palm Sunday,' Airil 11 Misser. Kldora Hansi-n and Mnr JorU Maguire lhen h;idj "MnilH-r" to tlie- lunc of America, utter wlilrli Zclma WhiltcnhcrK gave n toast.. "Whul Motlu-r Meant; to Daughter," and In response lrn, W. 'handler Kuve "Wlial I laughter Means lo Mother." JlcHpotpling to Ktftel Harrison's iouhI "The llest Kluii of a Mother." Mrs.- I). C Krnc h gave "The Heat Kind of n J apghler." Paring Hie nerving of a very de licious luncheon to approximately CVmley, Mra Kay Cioodnnurh,' of jt (ramie, Mrs. 'P. W. I'onkliu. Mis, It. 1. Itarker, Mrs. U. V.. Marker. Mrs. It. JL Daniels, Mis. A. J 4'onkltu. Mih. T. It. i'onkliu. Mm .1. K. Ih'un. Mm 1- It. turbr. Mrs '. Heryford, Mrs. It. 'omsiock, Mrs. lit risen, Mrs. A. 11. Orion. Mrs. K. Miller, MIhh H.hs Kelly. Mitt. (. K. Lnwsou. Mih. I.. It. Lay. Mm. J. It. I'rle.-, Mih .1,. Hitlrd an, I Mm. O. A. Hum ley, of cuprum Idaho, and u guest at Cove. During the l.cnten season the. la dles will turn ihcir attention U Hewing and are planning an apron tuid handkerchief bazaar at Kaaiet Mine. t Mih. ,1. It. Price and Mrn. T. W. ('on kiln will lie hostesses lo t lv Uidiea (Julld at Iho next meeting on Mareh 0, when I hey will make u ROMANCE IS DEAD IS BELIEF HELD BY FLOWER GIRL lly David Cluin-14 l.OMiON )1NS) Love and sen timent ure dying a rapid death a 1 ids t the hurly-burly life. "Nelly of 1'icadilly" makes ths observat Ion. ;Kor Ihirly years "Nelly of Plo udllly" has sold flowers to the owholc world. She's known from .Alaska to the Kijl Islands and anyone who has ver viHlted Tril lion has probably chatted for a 4' rfH-oplv. a most enjoyable social ) minutu or two with this ruddy limn' w an spent und each daughter j cheeked "flower girl." who sits ue hecnuie ucouaintid with each mo-jnDi Cupid's glatue In I'lccndilly 1 circus, in nun anil storm, and sells I flowers to the piissershy. . 1'iceadilly Circim Ls regarded lv ; many us the center of the world, and there in the middle of the Circuit In Nelly vending her wa res to 1 n d la 11 s fro m t h e Kn r I her, Among the guests present were MIhh ijiNlla Oaskill. who witK be lirtjclor of music for I he pageant to be given til Kaster time and her mother. Tjie Musical Depart ment of the Neighborhood club will meet at the club' rooms at n o'clock this eve- ; nlnt.-i After a short business meet ing ' a delightful musical progj'aiu 'luis been arrnngeil. 'Miss Kathleen C(unpbeH and Mrs. Aerial lleau will he Ihe vocalisls lor ihe evening nntt Mrs. 1'Mwin MoIiiuh and Mrs. Wil liam Long will be Ihe pianists for I he occasion. Kast, lo busting Amercans, to tanned South Africans, to wooden clogged lul eh flNhormen who have wandered up from Ulllingsgate urd to be-spat Led French dandles. Nolly observes the world as ti. whirls by und sighs tor she 1h convinced that ihe good old dns are gouo forever. ''Thi- modern lovers aren't like the old ones," .Wily declared, in her Ji-cpliar nasal Cockney twang. :They aren't so sentimental nowa- Mrs. Vincent Palmer and Mrs. P. J days. R. l.iblnson wer, hostesses to the! "Years npro every lover bought Kaffec Klatch Friday aflernnon at ' a Py tor hill love and never the 'Country club. Four tables of thoughl of going lo her without a bridge were arranged and Mrs. C, ntt of flowers, ituf now ' they T.. LutiHon won the club prl.e with i "v.-r "bnk of buying them they Mrs. H. A. Znrbrick winning the,:,' we.lhearts a box of guest prize. ; chocolati-i; Inslead. The club rooms were benutlfully. r,a i n( flow d. crM.U'd with Hprlng flowers and '-'"'"f "T lyliiff out. People are duriag Ui. nft. rnoon a delleious' 1,1 ,ou ,,,,"'h r 11 1,nrrv ,h,s" ,l!l-v" Imicboon was served J1" 1,1 ,hA ohl , iu buy viun'in, . or wnaif tvr we Mr. and Afrs. Walter Lelsman ynb rtaiiT'd the Alpha club last Fri hny ''veiling al their home on O avetino. Four tables nf bridgi wan the Venture of the evening, wlih hlgh" honors going lo Mrs. A. V. Nelson and C. It. Putniun and dur ing .the evening a. ib-lieious lunch eon was served by the ehaviulng Jionless. TIip meeting of Iho P.ible class tomorrow at the Neighborhood plubrooms has been postponed for t'0 ,'eeks because of tin absence 01 ytt'H. Harriet MacOnn.ild. Cove. (Special) Mrs. I.. R An derson and Mrs. Hay Duncan were hoKl'WHes to (he Ladles fJulld Thursday afternoon at the ho.me of Mrs. Anderson. Ilrblge was played at. five tables with high honors go ing to Mrs. TI. Comstock and witli MrsTIuntley winning the consola I Ion prize. He fore adjournment h delicious luncheon was served. Thiw present were Mrs. J. .T. roses or have for mile. All that people think about in these days h how lo caleh Jheir oninlbuH and dodge fho traffic. " Vou can say what yon like the good old days of the horse bun and the horse cab wer the best. They were the best for flower-sellers, at any rale. People- had time 1 hn to thinl: of flowers and buy 1 hem, loo.' Nelly resumed her work of bind ing up bunches of French Vhdei;. "Laavly vl'lets, laavly vi'letsl Xn.'i fresh rasses, ii!i:i fresh rasse-.-f! Iaavly vl'lets!" called Nelly's shrill voice, n?i sha gavn up philosopliizinf.; mill went back tt work. SLEDS NABBED, , KIDS COAST IN GARBAGE CANS SALT 1..XKH CITV (INS) Tlif inR'i)iiit.' of youth will . not he " I x fc km lii t Where Your Credit Is Good New Model . : .1 j i - 'i i 4rm m PARTY PROVES niinvAQir LE8UU I HULL U The , Mission Station wns woi-k l lust Tho dross ma do of. two materials jls seemingly more popular than ever. There la something pleasing tin tho combination of a plain and la fig ii red fabric provided the colors I' are harnnmloua and such dresses usually dispense with other trlai-ining. Salt T-akrt police In their efforts confiscated u. patrol load of sleds along- the avenues on the North IJench, which had provided nearly a, bile of brisk .sledding on many streets and resulted in numerous serious injuries and three frJall tie. T'hia week, "garbage can" tobog- 01111(11? made its initial bow on the hilly North Uench, when scores of youngsters seized galvanized cans, ij.nh cans, washtubs and other, re fu'To receptacles and coasting wuu y. full Hwiny again. Mr.' and Hrn. V.' Peaitson of Ha her. Is Htiiyliiit al the l.nU(Ua-'H mine at Jluppy Canyon. Air. atnl lyirH, l.ee .Wilson of ,hw PV 'anyon, weiv al he spriutu Saliinhiy lor the mail. vis- ciTivri unwi.- io ; ' : . ON AT MISSION MKIUCAL SPIMNOS (Special) r i ci.e xaientine emeruuumem gu.iu , MissiDN. (Special - Siuilir ,by the children of Hie primaw work miH al:i1.,,.( :(t MU.sloa. Th," grade. February J1. was success ;ra,u.uirM ,owiiii: and fall from starl lo ilnlMii. the program ;w)l,.ul , !oaUu,K tilWm which consisted of 'moiikh and drlllsl w:is verv com I. 1 hi SCllOOl roOUl 1 hmh.i was attractively decoruletl tu ii Vah-nliue color Bcheuie and t'-1 treshmeiits wen -ervil to the pa-;j rettta of the pupils by rour chil dren. 1 c. (1. Hlooni ,who was counting j cut He at Sp:trta and linker Valley : last week, has returned home. Mr. and .Mrs. W. Duncan anil .lrs. Julia Duncan were dinner guests of Mrs. Whltltn Thnrs-1 day. (Jeo. South was doing repair work on the lebphone line lasi wek. , lOvery evidence of Ihe npproacll Ing of spring is seen Ihe buttercups are in bloom, grass has 'commenc ed lo grow ami the squirrels have male I heir appearance. The farm ers t a re getting ready for spring work. Miss J. Cnssldy spenl the week end in Maker with relatives and frlemln. Mr. and Mrs. V. Love motored out from Halter Thursday nnd spent the evening nl the home of (leo. South, returning liom Friday afternoon. Mr. und Mrs. J. F. Kennedy and W. Cummins spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wilson ut Happy Canyon. Mrs. C. (). Bloom spent lni week visiting relaiives and friends in 1 laker. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Turner en tertained at dinner Sunday Mr. nnd Mrs. P. J. Powers. Mr. and Mrs. Nesdon Foyo und Tncle Dunham Wright. f Mr. Sulherland of I'nlon, Is vis iting at Ihe Cy Turner ranch. Mrs. Foster, mot her of Mrs. Hogg, has been on the sick list. week and put in fine shape for travel. Leo Kidd or Pendleton, pioneer Settbtr ol this eommuiiliy. is vialt-Ing-JrleudH here, Mr. Kldd, who In 7 years old cimu acrOK'i the plains when he was a small boy. lb Is visiting I In Kose family and Ihe Hoberis family. The niasiiui rade Uitc,e held In the Itod :ual Linn club house Sat urday nil. lit was u success. There is a ureal deal of alckness at Aihtfilon ami al Pendleton anionf: Die children. Musl-s la some cases is proving pretty serious. Also then is some diphlhcriu and suiullpox in I'endlelou. The newest fashion notes are shown In all if the Dotty Wales Dresses and Coats which ; we are displaying. Owe in arul ee vcra, i PUTMAN'S (BeWpihi&A Dresses & Coats GOLF, v ; AND Goods JiikI Arrived BE . SURE TO SEE THEM Ore. Hdw. & Imp. Co. FINAL CLEAN-UP ;:. Bunting's Bargains Chevrolet Touring Gar GOOD BUY Each used car in our stock will soil readily in another month for $50 to $200 more than we ask. C. W. Bunting & Son 1525 Jefferson Ave. Phone Main 792 HICHIWTE' :!S INSPECTED COMB SAGE TEA INTO GRAY HAIR Darkens Beautifully and Restores I Its Natural Color and Lustre At Once i 1 iri'W4-v Common nanleit sncc browed into a heavy ten, willi sulphur nnd nlcnliol -t J l ' : j. ndded, will turn pray, streaked rmd OpUllty OlllCialS V 1 S 1 t! Uulvd J.air beautifully dark and lux- Medical Si)rines Road; Decision for Site Yet TKLOCARKT. (Special) The County Commissioners and Couny Judge werehere this week looking over the right of way tor the .icdi- nnnearanrii cal Springs road. It has not yet ,.p,v darkening your liair with Wyelh's liriuat. -Ali.Ninir the Suire Tea. and Sulphur recipe at lioiue, though, is troublesome. An easier way is to g'l ha veaclyto-use preparation im Iirored by the nUitinii ntlier ut' jjrfdieiits a largo bottle, ut hltlo cost, ! at- drug stores, known a 'Wyelh's Sage nnd Sulphur Cora pound," thus avoiding a lot of mutm. . White gray, faded hair is not sin ful, we all ili'sire to? retain our youth- nnd altraetiwuesB. Sago and Sulphur Compound, no one can tell, because it tioe-i it. bo naturally, so evenly. Vou jusl: damjH'ii a sponge or soft iruh with it and draw this through your hair taking one small strand at a time; hv morning nil gray hairs have dis appeared. After another application or two your hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy, soft, and luxuriant and you appeur years younger. - . , iBanish the Blues Post's Bran Fiakes with Other Parts of Wheat is Nature's health food. You'll find it an effective lax ative nourishing, delicious, healthful. Blues can't stay when health comes in. la-en decided on which side ot the rack the road w ill he held as there in some contention over it i m ontf the property owners here. Mr. Tinnier held a meeting lu re Saturday to enlli,'hien the farmers ns to the provisions of Ihe Ilaujieii MeNary hill. A surprl.se party wan Riven at the home of G. V. Wilkinson Kriday veninji. Kvrryone had a fine lime. Mrs. .TmT'a Kallerar of AuhIHi, visited with Mrs. Gertrude Soulier! K-rldny and Saturday. j The east lor the Orange play, j "l'atiy Makes Things Hum," has: been selected and s! udy and re- j hen. ran I has begum. The date will lie announced .soine thiie in the, near future. V'rank Lafloln made a business i trip to La Ciratide last week. I The six children of Monte Dan-1 iols family are' ill with. the mcasleu. Dr. Glltnore of Cnion, was called Kriday to see them. l-'ern Mill has hren confined lo her lionie on account- of illness, Leonard Huffinan is on the sick list. Hoy Stewart ls li-piiiK with Ihe farm work while Mr. Huffman Is unSilile lo be oul. - .- lilain Shaffer has been 111- Tor some time with the flu. He was able to be up but had a relapse and is bark In bed again, Lars Larson and L. - H. Myall made n business visit to North Powder this week. George Kcklcy was on the sick list for several days. Bert Titus and family of I!nymo I'lat spent Sunday with the J. W. Herbert, family. The roads have dried up so that it Is attain possible for nutos to iret taiouph. Henry Itradshaw of Ta Grande Wo nre still doirtff Insurance, bus t it f Post's Bran flakes like Bran loo ati m V "Jhere's a Reason" LAL 1 A IAXT( fOOO j UAffr to Cat 1 S FOR SALE 7 room house, largo lot 110x120 feet. Electric IlirhtH. Good well, lawn, trees, shrubbery and fruit, other out buildings. Located In Old Town. Piic.o $1710.00 or with nil furniture, fGOO.UO. 7 room house and four largo lots COxllO feet each. , House has bath, toilet, city lights and water. Lawn, large shade trees. All fenced. Konr blocks from high school. This Is a Lnrgaln , nt $1300.00... Tftrms. 0 room house largo lot wood shed j cobl storage, cement sidewalk, ; and paved street nil paid. Sif- j uated on 4th street 4 blocks sout h of the high school. Price j $2UOit,oo nnd $500. oo cash will; handle It, easy terms on bal-' unco. .. .... ( i 5 room modern house, two lots, i Situated on Kast Adams nve. garage, all fenced. Price with both lots $:tono.on or with one lot $2650.00. Terms. Grande Ronde Hospital A nonsectarian and ethical institution that does not advertise" your sickness or broadcast your opera tions but gives you service equal to any institution in the Northwest. i" We employ only graduated nurses LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACIIINH SHOP AND rOUNDUV All Hindu or Slncliliicry, Aii(iiiiuIIIpr and Trnclom Ili-pnlrcil (vrhuiilril and (luflt Awlyli'iio Wrhllnic of All Kinds Cjlliulr r IIoi'Iiik and Ovcniln) I'lslons YanksIinns, I'lslons ami l'lsion l'lm Hi'Kiouiid ilve H.H a Trial D. FITZGERALD Prop. I FURNITURE EXCHANGE We Pav Best Prices for r USED FURNITURE , f Or Will Exchange for New Ed. Donohue 471-J Fir & Jefferson SPECIALS! Outing Gcvns for Ladies, values to $2.00, each .. : 98c Outing Gowns for Children, values to $1.75, each 98c Outing Gowns for Men, values to $3.75 $1.98. Pillow Slips, 50c values ...,....39c Pillow Slips, W)c values . ..Abe Sheets, 72x90, values to $2.25 .....$1.89 Sheets, .81x90, values to $2.75 ......$2.19 Casseroles, Guernsey and Pyrex, values-,.'.'-',,; $3.25 to $4.75 ; : ....:......,...'....$1.98 St. Dennis or Cable Cups & Saucers, set, $1.25 ; Fancy Shopping Baskets, each:'..".....'.......... -98c; Andrews9 -Variety , Store i . Service - Economy LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS made a. business trip to. Telocaset thin wei-k. Bert Hill made a husiiu-is trip to I'nion this week. - Miss Viva Itlaai-r Is staying with the Hides family and helping nurse the children, who are just recove trig from lh measles, . Hay Young sp( nt several days In La ( ramie vIkII lag relatives Inst week. Mr. Laiifjworlliy has been visit ing at Hi fi-w days, iness in the same old place, with some of the best old lino companies, and wn guarantee you satisfaction, , - HI'l ' . Phy, Black & Stoop In t.m nran,ln Cril ltnnl ftnt.lr ltlilo 'lia. Mill ho,,,,, for n t u Oroiid.,. Oniron. i ' 1'HONB MAIN H StoP?r&l LaGrtppe Influenza Pneumonia Hill's Cuscora Bromide Quinine is the quickest acting, most dependable cold remtdy. WhatHill'ldoeiformiUlormt will do for you. Get red box bearing Mr. Hill'sportrait Price 30 cenU. CASCAWgOOININt W.H.HILLCa ,50H oeio.t.uic. WANTED! To rent a good, modern, up turn Ishcd house. Won hi be permanent renter. Will fur nish referenci-H. Call phone Main 733. FRANK WFAVRU Blue Mountain Oregon LUMBER THE "HOUSE Ol'" DREAMS" COME TRUE How w"uid you build it? How many rooms? Where? You know what you want we know what it rosis. . Lei's Talk It Over. Telephone Main 8 Bowman - Hicks Lumber Company For Mill or Pox Wood Phone M-517 J. U MUNHALL Hardwood Floors A room 12 feet by 12 feet would, require. 210 surface feet of Oak Flooring to cover ifc- S-8 x 1 1-2-inch face Clear Plain White Oak;'' would cost just Y.yo tor the Flooring. A carpenter should lay such a floor in one day, making the total cost for the job $34.30..' We carry a complete stock of Hardwood Flooring at -all . times. Let us figure your rooms. - The Grande Ronde Lumber Co. A Retail Builder's Store
