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Monday, May 5, 102-1. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVES PAGE THREE ' .;...ftUNT& tETTER:.'".; (Continued from pair 1) Roetnt news m i mt bo in-tin hflndH of Ihn noddy etlltor by 9:30 o'clock. Jnu to tho fuel lh.it the Jtoclnl pao In inailo up bwfore noon. II Is practically liu pOBHiblft to Insert stories aft it that hour, Hereafter, Item, no iniitter liovv Important tin y tin-. that are oVlayeoV beyoinl (hat hour, will not bo printed until the foilmvhi;r ilny N'Wh Kill tor's Notn. Annual Banquet! I Successful 4 Event i : ? Approximately two hundred peo jiIh were In attendnnee ut t In 4 .1 unlnr-Kcnlor banquet Saturday f evening- und everyone priaent had a tldlyhtful time. The. banquet, , confeisMng of fruit cocktail, i'reumetl ichlche'i in patty hIicIIh 7 ntuMhed poiutoeH. corn, u la Saul li -. J (Ti. grape, sherbet, pick leu, olives, ( fiot rolln, .strawberry short cake, I nuts, mints and roiTee, was served ) tit .:&( o'clock in the Home Keo "'. iJoinIch. department of . the hifih ' school. The banqueting room und tdhfeH -were, eiiartninjrly derorated f in luleh . Style, red and yellow tu-1 s UpM-unil.Jumps wtui shades in the 'j jorui of tulips as center-pieces. ; The .placards und menu was in the form of. a wooden shoe and very utt.ra-ctively arranged at each place, i : . During-, t ho banquet Hie Welcome was -fflven by the toastinusler, Ber- . j nurd ilummelt; Sheldon Browntou Airave 'tins - toast, "It beuls the ' ' Hutch;" A. .4. Hampton. "Dam- ining1 the Dykes;" ('lark Price, ? Vrheese It:" A. T. 1 fill. "Dutch ri.-unser Applied;": and -VrM- A. V. I, hidden, "Nenlori Ya." Mrs. Hex j Hayed the piano and Dick Wndtiay ,.',i the violin during' the serving" of the y huiiquet, by sophomore girl .'. drcssed'in Dutch costumes. '.i; t Koltowlntf t)i intnquet all those raring to dance went to the ffyni uashitn of' the high school, which f was. cleverly decorated to represent Holland. A real windmill, with a V lighter! revolving wheel was in evl- , ' deuce ut one end of the jfyin, ,' vhre punch was served by jiirlH ' dreBsed in Dutch costumes. Win ; do boxes of tulips were ar1ii;ticitl ly arranged under the windows. :; Where blue und white curtain 3 were hunt;. At the oilier end Ad 3 A ! V i.i ( 3w I i ' sir' i siiutetimes the lnili-idual beads iti' decorated. distinctly republican leanings and (nay be expiated to limilt away i'rnni the democratic fohi and lead a "revolution which will sweep away forever the political tyranny which lias hound the south since ' jthe daH of reconstruction." I.lltlo (iiirrua t'aw. n,. .K'lared he believed the London -on. of the prettiest nie had arrived when the repuli slyh'K at the niinne.it Is that of Hie im,, 0r l:eoririu uro ready .to Utile chiffon cane that has no pre-. arise In their Ntrentfth and "place tense of hi inK anything but an or-1 that state permanently in the re nameni, It Is isially pleated, o- publican ranks." a aitp. here for n sintne ot "Berl ehityf" " The ,st(tne, which M is hoped may ektwt a cnlmlnff Influence on ihecapUal, will he placed in .Meri dian Hill park. I.cii:tl iCed Tunc Drives Inventor lo Ills (irnvo lirOHARKHV, Uumnnia (AP The reft IkI nit Ion of patenis in the states of Houiheastern Kuntpe Is attended today with so much red tape, vevulions elnv. nnfl uneer- ten of suNie sti't pasjel ccI.h-, and haims down I he uihblle of the Filtok, heiinv 11 (it ttd(e ui.K- euoUKh lo reach eilhi'i- shouhKr. "! -- ! Mil"'' I'V'll .lliXf Kir Spoi l,., Yfji-li--VVoiIm ii. today, liave atldpled for spurt weiir the iii-iii'h feR hat will) the brim 'thai dnip:i swankily ever one eye, Some I limes t he t'i 14 is In a pale color, and iiiwaHy Ihe hat lias n j?:ty baud... Now the question is: Are nil the political prophets out of step ex cept I'hilllps? Or did Phillips' visit with 'ul and hs consequent faith In a republican victory euuse Ida opi I in ism to outrun his en ti ll. mi'.' ' Frinso hns beenluscd with tin usually good: effect on this frock oE beige crepe embellished with brown embroidery. 'fhe fringe is of alter i nate stripes of beige and brown. (The line of th$ tunia is very smart jand could . be used on a leas elabo rate frock, edged with eeir material (instead of fringe., " - . The refrular monthly me-tinj; of the. American l.rion Auxiliary will bo held Wednesday evening1, Jlay 7, at Ihe K. of I, hall, at which time delegates to 1 he state conven tion will be eleeled.- A very inter esting evenin.tr, is anileipated and a j . A new biillery of runners-lip , for the republican vice presidential , iMiin tnatloii has yppeareii duriiiK ihe past wtM-k. j ' 'rom I ndiana, proposed us a : balance to offset the influence of I I tab-ton on ihe democratic side, Albert J. lleveridKo and Jim Wat son, the hitter a lloosler senator, the former an ex-senator. Itev eridR'e supposedly ."progressive." YVaison admittedly "conservative." The convention fnay take lis choice. More seriously, however, out side circles of lloosler Influence, ia the suggestion of tieneral John .1. I'ershing put forward. - " Pershing, his friends believe. would make up in force and phy- Ique the physical elements of ap peal which 'oolidge lacks. " 'al ami Jack," they opine won hi make a great team! tinting is achieved; Ifymeans of, ,. thilltb's were discussed in these letters i wo weeUM ago, still looks to bo t ho beM bet. ... The irony of fate! At a time when more political find personal bltlerness Is present in Washing ton than at any time in history, t he Kino Arts commission selects wwMMiwsinri t i emg miiiiiL l.VA-Ai' Links In Bi-.wclct. New York -Very .large links now the fashion in the slave chain , brareiri, Kvery oilier link In set' with a big Iocs:1 l dge shaped senil-' precious stone. ... j (iiay )oc for I'll tups. j New York One of the neatest' lypen of tin new street pump is "gray ooe." It is piped with very i narrow bands of black pi.ti iii ! leather siitehed in silver. ; Hahibow Lingci'M". , New York Lingerie today Is I borrowing Its colors from the rain-1' bow. la f:eor'ot ie, the under gar-; meats are 'tinted with violet, yel-; low, rose and blue.' Sometimes the' successive fimme i 1 j The Garden large altendanei sire girln , tliP 'gvm wns a Dutch scene, made i these ' by Miss Urace, Ueibei. It showed and a very i a windmill, a boal on a canal and , was penl by A Dutch fltriu-es. Along Ihe sid s ol 'nnce. the room a clever effect was made bv streamers of yellow and blue. The dance Ktnrttd wilh a grand A march 7 There wrs a good attendance yesterday afternoon at the Neigh borhood club rooms, when M r:i. I,ee lieynolds piiwlited AjlsM Mil dred Hpencvr In piano recital. Those appearing at the pi:;ri were Miss Sp. 'icer. Misi Marjorie jteyu- of folds and Miss Kayo (,ulde:i, Alt of tale .1 esl Ml- musicians al lernoi.'i The i will 7!ible Wlidy lie .I.in lhe;evening Miss l-'aye .Martin gavej ja charming dance, a liolloon favor i dance was featured and ft- bow 'favor dance, adding to the merrl- mom oi ine evening. "flouds." - The pnlronofisoH for the affair I 0- ;;tili e" were Mr. and Mrs. K. .(. Kitchen, I hist nn-etir: Mr. , and Airs, llnmmell, Mr. andj. ; '; Airs, .(. 11. Hera nl on, Mr. and Mrs. i,ut. one, of i II. Hoffman, Mrs. V. K. Henri and -alwtiys v.ei 'I .Mr. Webb. jng the i:a:.ter Me;;;:o "The Asci n:.ioa." a's'i t'igural ion in '! h ii" I ing." ( Vii re:q)oii,Ji ni Hie hook . will be The Tr:ui:i per r.'eiin- siitdy, -''he Man shed al Ihe eh i:i 1 lie last. I HI" I M V. .Mrs. U: A. Xurbrlck was hostess jyoung in 'to the Clio club last week nl her Kin.ie et home on Main street. Ilridge was j home To ,;:lhe fealnro of the afternoon and I casion be 'seven tables were at play, wilh j day atuiis i; high; honors for the club prize go- evening- ;.lhiK' lo -Mrs. Norman Krees. thejlicions re -; guest prize to Mrs. riydU Kiddle and Mrs. I.ee llonvy winning the convolution' prize. The home was artitically decor- vntcil ".willi: pink tulips and green i;rfcc .sprays nnd during the afternoon ; j pnriii ' dainty luncheon was served by ""'imotion. pi charming hostess. ; gUid sp:- ('pe Mis-s . lart "ling. uiirteeiith very e!l Mr-her the er which ere serve OltOI- ItOTATION IX Till: CAlt- in-:x. : The same crops should not oc cupy the same space in the garden from year to year. There are sev eral reasons for this. One of the chief ones ts to avoid perpetuating disease which may have afflicted some of the vegetables the, germs of which may carry over In Ihe soil. As members of the cabbag-' irlbo and the beau and pea family suffer from different ailments, their positions should be switched in order that any such pests may be discontinued, A good plan Is (o reverse last year's plan and then .change It back again ne.il year thus furnish ing a roiallon of crops. If this is not done, at least the arrange ment should he'lehanged by moving the fier-lions devoted to one veget able "this year to some other posi tion in the garden removed o few feet, at leant next year. A good rule would lie do plant Ihe root crops next year where the leaf crops such us lell nee and spin;: eh ha e grown this year or to 'vfive the root crops the space year where"" 1 lie leguni'c s a lei-ia applied lo members of t he pa and bean family. have been Ibis year. II will not be a diffi cull ' mai (er to study otP this ar ramremenl wilh a llllle practice. Plant ing the lath r growing crops sit'li as corn a.nd tomaloes on on-' 'side of the garden ode your ami then moving them over to the other side the following season will be a convenient method of se curing roi-ition. If rotation can not be conveniently arranged be cause of the small size of the plot, the best way r, lo make up for the deficiency by careful fort il i.al ing nnd occasional liming of the soil to sweeten it Up. Beauty Seekers Will Do Well lo Try THE MARINELLO SHOP Room fl, Somnicr Hhlg. "A beauly aid for every need" I'llOMl MAIN 577 Offer finlnn Inventor recent ly, -committed Milckte .other thn' endure, iho strain or vgrtltir pcoteetlon ;roi his idea. HeveviiV other ' persons .In terested (ti patents In one way or another have gone insane. All, transactions of this char acter must be carried on In iwu or three languages, and are end lessly Involved in offleo routine, com pi leal Ions, nnd legal porplex-itles. SAGE TEA TURNS , GtiAY HAIR DARK I t'i Grandmother's Recipe to Bring Back Color and Lustre to Hair That beautiful, even fcliadV of dark, ghiKsy luiir ciin only he had hv brew ing; ti mixture of Sage Ten nnd Sul phur. Your hnir U your elinnu. II makes or mura tlie face. When it fades, turns Rruy or utreaked, pint on implication or two of Sngo and Sul phur enhance iU nppenr:inoe n Imn dredfold. Don't holher to prepnnv the mix ture; you enn gel. thiA famous tiM rceipo improved by the addition of bt her ingml lent at u sina II c ent, all vemty for use. It is called Wyetli'-i Sage and Sulphur Compound. 'I'll in ran always he depended upon to bring lmck the natural color and lustre of your hair, Kveryboily uaet. 'WyethV Sage nnd Pulphur (mpouiKi now been use it diirketift no nut rally and evenly that nobody onn tell it hua been applied. You simply dampen a ipoiige or soft brush with it ami draw this through the hair, taking one small fdrand nt a time; by morning the gray hair haa disappeared, anil after another ap plication it becomes beautifully dark and nppearn glossy and luatrous. ' To Safeguard Results I load with Kodak Film ' for dependability, nnd J bring us your films for painstaking finishing then you're sure. Red Cross Drug Store Hi.MlKI' : 1 1 I . i 1 I - 1 lilitUtitMHIIUIIIIIIIHIMON I I t 1 "i Let Your Lingerie Be Fashion's Newest ' O- H v. This is a day of fashion in everything. And the ,w o rn n n w h o k n o v e , 'cho('e':eVe her Lingerie . v I tli . ' im: ti j'.e to ' smartness, (ler 'Wiitly ; folded gowns lveiil inmi)0!vninis, bosom fionts n'nd 'often fullnesR at the knei't following the whims; yf iiew frocks. Che mises ! are , trimined with plaits, novel rever collars or are piped in wntrasting colors.- What satisfaction to have one's wardrobe at the lop of the mode, even to Lingerie ! c ' LADIES HEADY-TO WEAR AND MILLINERY Silvct-toii Mm round Dcnd Fashion Notes Are You Vinlechled Ahout lloldilnjf Your llnli'? at the Colonial " You rccidvu p sport and honest ml vice Pew can wear the straight boh. h'ortunalety there are various wlylca to choose from. ranlnff from tie adorable, fluffy curls of tho debutante, to the dignity and c.lianntnf; concealed bob of the matron, ; Phone for Appointment 52 1 1803 Fourth St. Apt B. jsome ot I shown t ' hips and have a swirl. Swirl for Skirt.. o. sir" nii' lite and u;i jioT'-fdly ;i v-n;si' of the ir;'7 ! ti:ie. is ec!i ocd in I lu-j jif.v d.inc" frnckH ijav. li"in,'.r flat on tlie l! M the hem, they nmst 'f(""e'ive rlpplins Nih( I'.Ioottiii: TcrtMis. T'.iris Al i!;e nnhifiit, one is gowned very deninrely fVen drably in Ih-1 day rirm- Hut , al night, n li' ! burs' 3 forth Into rainbow colors. ";irt:;-f.si(l In fa brics lilit i-.'-i i.-r f;.:;nier. 1'i-dl. Aniiiifil necocn'tn'. London New d"Cor,i.t ions seem to run lo tis'i and animals more than to 1 lov.'Tft or pri-om.-t rii fle slgns. Tln-.se fi:;h and animals are worl.'d In v.vy lavg" be:..-lrt. -Hid PH,YT'Jf.'i'ON, Ore. Ole Nelson, f-r.id to be about fiO yearn, w.;s found d"ail nt his KUverlon home, lb-art diaeafK was'said to be tho eairsi- of his death. Mr. Nelson lived alone. Authorities are en deavoring lo get In touch wi'h fi;.nds or relatives. Mr. Kelson had been a. resident oT Silverton for tlie ln.st six years. iC ARR'.S. j H Where Your Credit fs Good SPECIAL Toinonow CREAM TAl'FY, 2.; LI!. The Candy Shop !i2d 111: sr. Tlie Home of IIouh- MmlP ""r (, for the figure in clined to stoutness Kxqnisile! Very lightly honed P'-rmits nb.soluto freedom of waisilini-. i;v'ry li ('ainllle ineaitM "H.auty and Comfort, Too" for its wearer. The pai ni'd Venlilo f.'aturo inake L;t 'a ill i Me alonlshingly corn fort -ahU: A full line of the different mod-Is always on hand. Mrs. Itobl. Pattison Corset lere I'liOue .M.iln .-,(11) Api. Mt. New' I nicy llldc. A B-room . modern plastered house, Jt hag' good ntono foun .jriilon. Two lots of good Roll, some fine I roes. New garage. Olosi! to school, whops or now j nun. j jus proncrw can mi- i)iir eluised by a person wanting lo use soldiers' bonus loan, provid ing they can pny $f0fl cash; bal anco arranged. JYiced, right, t:):'r,o. . 1 A very cholen fi-room home, j modern, full basement, furnace. The three front rooms have floors! j bordered with hardwood, all built- jins are good. There is a lot J land half of ground; located on j jOak street, now behtg paved, I ' j jit is a good home you wnnt, HeoJ i this. Priced right. i This jtroperty will plenso yon j f yo.i want a good G-room house (not modern) ; fine' barn nnd 1 henhouse. Two good lots, fine j trees, good la wn, splendid home jfor someone not wanting n close-i n place. 5Kt75. $4iio cash, ! COME IN! i La Grande Investment Company rtONDED RFAITOKS Rellnblo Agents for Reliable Insurance Companies, 1201 Ailuiiis Ave. Blaln 753 ICONSlDffiATIdHl k t i M'dlculoun consld erallon chaructr-Iz4-m our ho r v 1 1: , We do . ovvrytlilnf? to relieve you of , reHponsibillty a n U worriinent. Our rep litntfon ian been built on careful servic. We understand. fiNOIK;RAHS A IMMIUMAN Indcrlakers Amhulancn Service J'liono Alain fli A Heart to Heart Talk A i nor Whm It will do a big family washing perfectly in two hours at a cost of 4 cents or less for electricity. V Wore. No. 25 Thorg-tire in weekly use than, any other leciriew.ashing , m'achino. ; Over 800,000 housewives in America, many of thein your neighbors, use and recommend thp. riion. . The THOR is built on the cylinder principle of ..washing that used exclusively by laun dries. s 4. We cannot afford to sell other than the best and it costs you no more. To buy from our electric store means the important question of service, settled. Back of us, a larger responsible distributor back the the distributor the largest washing machine manufacturer in the world. All t his you get when you buy a THOR. There are countless washing machines sold throughout the country but far above all stands the THOR. It is worth while to consider these, facts. For 14 Days Only DOWN 16 months to pay Features Which Make a Thor Supreme Its principle of washing the revolving-reversing cylinder has proved through years of successful application, to be the most effi cient and economical. Cylinder equipped with cross bars winch lift and drop the clothes, sending the . hot . suds swirling in and out and through,! until every particle of dirt is removed. ' : Perfectly smooth inside saves clothes from harmful washboard wear. Washes the dainti-. est garments without slightest ' injury. ( Equipped with soft cushion wringer rolls . can't break, buttons. Remarkably simple to operate. Shaft driven no belts to stretch, break or slip off pulleys. It is trouble-proof cost of upkeep is neg ligible. It is safe all moving parts inclosed. Easy time payments enable you to enjoy NOW all of the comforts and saving which the Thor 25 provides. Arrange to have it de livered to your home today and make a small first payment. Your savings the first year in laundry bills or laundresses' wages1h time, labor and wear and tear on your clothes--will more than pay for the machine. ; . ' A 25 Pound pail of Hurley Washing Soap FREE with each washer Arrange for Your FREE Demonstration The Electric Store Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. "ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE" WASHINGTON AVENUE. THONE MAIN 31
