La Grande evening observer., May 08, 1924, Image 3

Tluirsday, May 8, 1924.
IIA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Boeial nnws must bo in the
hands of tho society editor by
9:3(1 o'clock, liuc to the fact
that the nodal pago la made up
before noon, U la practically Im
pouulblo to insert stories after
Uiut hour. Hereafter, items, no
mutter how important they arc.
that an' delayed beyond that
hour, will not be printed until
tho following day News ISdl
tor'a Note.
Miss Mary Alice Campbell and
"Albert (A Hi-hiker wen? united In
iiiunhigo at tho home uf Hit
groom's mother. Mrs. !. N. Mc
Clelland. Tuesday evening. May C.
Itev. Keith officiating. Only the
leiutlvcs attended. The- rooms
.vere charmingly decorated with
tulips it ad apple blossoms. The
bride won a KH'jr traveling Hult
and carried pink row-buds. She
w;i nltrii.hd y her sister-in-law.
AIi-m. W. S. Campbell, and H.
Campbell wan bi-Ht man.
The couple left Tuesday for a
( horl wedding trip and upon their
return will maUe their home In I-n
thumb.
"Willi Miss Adelaide Clarl, as
JinHlesH the (Jiiis' Friendly Society
of l,a Crande met last evening at
the home of Dr. A. I. Richardson
in their final meeting of the fall,
winter, spring Reason. Following
In t;t night's gathering no more
meetings will be held until yepletn
ber when the society will again be
gin functioning.
4 The resignation of Die branch
president . Mrs. Itobcrt A. I'ratt.
already accepted by national head
Mtiarlcrs, was read and accepted
by tho members, who, In apprecia
tion' for the splendid service that
Mrs. l'ralt has given the society.
t-esi'iitiM her with a beautiful
gray silk scarf. Mrs. l'ralt has
alwayn been an active worker and
It was through her efforts that the
society was first organized here.
She has been branch president for
the past three and one-half years.
A special meeting of the Green-
ood Parent -Teachers' Associa
tion, to be held in the Greenwood
M-hool bulb lug. has been called
for Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The officers -of the association
urge that everyone be present In
asmuch jih hc vera I Important busi
ness transactions are scheduled to
be attended to at this time.
Jnchlenially, this meeting will be
the Haul one of the association
this school year.
i 'olncldeiit with the meeting, the
art exhibit of the Greenwood
schools will be held on Friday and
everyone N invited by the teachers
ttt vh the school' ami view the dis
plays. Inhibitions are to be held In
eaeli of the three grammar schools
and in the high school Friday.
A I'okcr Lplluph.
The j;ravi on your right
Is old George Grace's:
31c thought that a deck
'ii!.taiii"l fivi- aces.
CARR'
Where Your
SPECIAL
FRIDAY, MAY 9TH
Vim can buy Cienm Log Itoll fm- l()c a round,
.lust for Friday only May Dili.
.Don't forget the dale and place
The Candy Shop
22(1 Mil ST.1
The Home uf Home Mado Candy
BABYWEEK
lliiKlil. May days find liny shoes a-plcnly
here. In complete summer outfitting for
the Wee Sma' One.
and Daliy's comfort and well being is considered
quite as much as pretty style in these shoes. Thoy
are scientifically constructed carefully fitted. Seri
ous deformation can occur unless shoes perfectly
support their lender, growing feet.
$1.00 nnd I'p. t
The Bootery Inc.
206 Depot Street Phone Main 118
"A Paradise for Tired Feet"
Home of the Arch-Aid Shoe for Men and Women
GROVER SMITH, Mgr.
Practical .
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't Here is a frock at once decorative
and practical. It Is of black satin
trimmed with rows of narrow braid
faggoted together, and. with bell
shaped sleeve-richly embroidered,
fine cut is very simple, merely a
tr.ilghtllne frock, unbelted, but
the general effect Is excellent, M. .
Fashion Notes
Small flat, Iaige Trimmings.
, i iriM, uih: miic nai an own
hero today makes up for Its small -jness
by the magnitude of Its trim
mings. The hat, of black pieot
straw, is liardly more than a
skull cap. Hut on the right side
it has a black ostrich feather of
enormous proportions that hangs
in front almost to the waistline.
' ' Striking Ilalhhm Suit.
New York One of the striking
new bathing suits is a n pilea of n
Spanish shawl. It Is of regulation
bathing suit length, but has I he
Spanish ruses and fringe.
Heal or Artificial.
London II is fashionable today
to wear either real or artificial
(lowers. A woman in tin Savoy
Credit Is Good
oiiilruuin recently carried a bou
iuet of real roses, each of which
had an artificial dewdrup of crys
tal In its center.
Nnust Coiffure.
New York Where In the fflrl
who intended to wear her hair
stuuothed tightly back from . her
face? The newest eolffuro brings
the hair down low across one side
of the forehead and fluffs It out
across the cheeks half way to the
niuuth.
1IU1JIK HI SHAM) Ni:i:iNT
'jioll win; of iiusinkss
LIMA. (i. ( INS) In ruling that
il is no act of cruelty for a hus
band nut to discms his financial
matters with his wife, Judge II.
A. Miller. Celina. has established
a precedent. It is claimed. Tho
Judge's ruling' was announced dur
ing his hearing of the contested
divorce suit Instituted by Mr.
Maude M. Oownlng, elocutionist,
who asked for separation from'
Frank 11. downing, attorney and
republican politician.
"In many Instances It in much
bitter for the wife not to-know
anyi hlng about such finances,"
Judge Miller is credited with say
big. The judge issued' ht rullnc
when he held that' Mrs." Downing
had not established her claims uf
cruelty Hiifficlently to bo awarded
a divorce.
WOMKX M. IVS WANT TO-
hi: cosnr,m:i as mi:n
LONDON (INS) "Women have
now gone on to a foolintr where
they can talk to men quite dif
ferently." says I-ady Torrlnglon.
aristocratic woman member of
parliament.
"'Women have now shown that
they arc quite prepared to stand
side by side with men. not only
from the point of- view of being
wives, but to work with them In
industry and to bring about a feel
ing throughout thc'world that they
are necessary."
' The Duchess of Atholl, also a
woman M. speaking at the same
gathering, remarked that women
members of pallament would not
wish men to regard then as pe
culiar or odd. "We want," alio
said, "our men colleagues to re
gard us us cry ordinary human
beings who wish to work beside
them ami we hope that men will
lorget that we are women, but
wilt think of us us fellow work-
t ers.
CF.NTKNAItlAN ATTKN li:i
HANGINGS AS IH VKItSlON
LONDON (INS) Britain pos
sesses an old lady, : resident .'in
Soluei'Hct. 'who has jiiht cclc
brateii her one hundredth btrl h
dny nnd-lius been entertaining her
compatriots with her recbllectofns.
Mrs. Sarah It loom field married
her husband, a shepherd, Just SO
years! ago. Ills ineoiuo was eight
shillings less than two dollars
per week. Hut th' farmer' who
employed him gave him. a raise of
another shilling weekly on condl
Him thin he dlil the milking for the
farm on Sundays. Hut they were
prosperous in their way Viid per
fectly happy.
One of their rare diversions wts
a trip to Taunton to sco public
exeeut Ions out stile t he ju II. Mrs.
I Hlooinfleld remembers four people
j being hanged at one time. One of
I them, a woman, was hanged In n
1 mi i m I ion a et which had been special
I ly presented to 1ut for the occa
i sion by lupr friends .
CAUioitNiA it is i ;s Aioiii-:
HOPS AT i(K.lli;it PltK'liS
.SANTA JtOSA, Cal. (INS)
Hops, a drug on I ho market la: t
fall, wen sought today at llw
record-breaking price of 31 cents
a pound.
PcMpile prohibition between 400
and Jinn more acres of hops will bo
grown this year than ever beforo
In Sonoma county, and already
2,0(U),ono pounds are under con
tract for from one to threo years
at prices ranging from 20 to 1'4
cents.
Moth balls are often held, 'tis said.
At which the moths do frolic;
Why not a l-'ish Hall to relieve
Their lives, so mcliineholle?
RHEUMATISM
Leaves You Forever
IH rp Scttt t rie Arid Deposits
Ait- IHxMdvcd find lint Rheuma
tic I'oixm Marts to Ieavc llv
ssicni Within Twenty - four
Hours.
Kvrry druggist in this county is
authorized to say to every rhc 1
matie sufferer thut If a full pint
bottb of Alb-nrhu, tho sure con
pjeror of rheumatism, doe not
sl.ow the way to stop the agony,
rcitice swollen joints und do away
wit h even the slightest, twtngo
o( rheumatic tialn. ho -nill glad
ly return your money without
comment.
A H n r h u has bee n tried and
t. sted for years, and really mar
velous results have been uccouip
Mb'd in the most scvero case ?
u lo-rir the s jffering and agony
u;is intense and piteous and
w here the patient was helpless.
Mr. James II. Allen, of Roch
ester. N. V., the discoverer o Alb-nrhu.
who for many years suf
f red the torments of acute rhcu
nuitism, desires all sufferers to
know thut he docs not want a
cent of anonu's money unlets Ai
kmliu deeislveiy conqders tlu.i
vorst of all diseases, and he hui
insi ruete druggists to guarantee
II as ubove in every Inuluncc. Jtud
cross Drug bture can supply you.
Adv.
FIRE SCARE
COVK, (Special) A Utile blaze
In tho heart of the little city of
Cove recently brought forth a
crowd of men, women and children J
but the alarm of fire has sounded
too many times in Covo to even !
consider a bonfire a joke and this
fire proved to be little more Hum
a bonfire, as It whs an old shack
across tho street from the post
office building that hay long been
vacated and an unsightly scene.
Tho. wind blew sparks toward the
Masonic building and other build
ings nearby, but t he fire depart
ment mado quick work of then:
and there was no damage dune ex
cept to the trots, surrounding the
building. The fire originated
from some small boys striking
matches,
' Miss : Helen Cowgill. assistant
State Club leader, was In Cove
ono day this week In the interest
of girls' clubs.
Mrs. Uene Ialtner and daughter.
Mrs. Walter I'almer, of l.u Grande,
were visitors in Covo recently.
. Miss Mao HteaniB, of J .a Grande,
spent the' day In Cove recently
taking pictures at the school.
Mr?. Karl londers, Mrs. J. K.
Steams.' Mrs. Hitter and Mrs. Al
bert, bf 'La Grande, were Cove vis
itors last week.
Iteverend N. K. Hammock. Mrs.
Chester Hasser and baby and Mrs.
Walter Hammock and little Lela
Couch, all of Kntcrprlse, were
; week-end guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. ,1. Wr. Hoatson. Jr.
j Mr. and Mrs. Karl l'eterson
opened their home on Friday
'evening for un lee cream social
given by the Dorcajt Society. It
was well attended and was a suc
cess both socially and financially.
V'Mrs. Joe Delhi and Mrs. Harry
Kemp, of La Grande, were guests
at tho Iloatson home last week.
Mrs. Henry Mulr. the teacher at
"Frosty, will close her school on
Wednesday, May 7.
The Covo school put on an In
teresting program on the morning
of May- L after which the remain
der of tho day was spent In a trac k
and field meet. Various contests
consisting of high Jump, pole vault,
discus throw, relay race, baseball
swimming contest, water polo, etc.
filled the day. Miss Laura llleh
ards winning most laurels among
tho girls and Karl Surby among the
boys.
Scientist says a man's skill is
more highly developed In his de
scendants. If this Is correct dope,
Babo Hutu's grandson ought to be
a mighty sweet ball player.
Shake Into Your Shoes
And sprinkle In the fool-baln
Allen's Foot-i:asc, the untiscptie,
ht a ling powder fr Tired, Swol
len. Smarting. Sweating feet. It
takes the friction from t he shoe,
prevents blisters and sore sputa
and takes the sting out oT corns
and bunions. Always uso Allen'.s
J 'oot -lia.se to, break In new shoes
and enjoy the bliss of feet with
out an ache. Those who use AI-'
P-n's Koot-liaso have solved thel.
foot troubles. Sold everywhere
Trial package and il ' Kuo(-Ku
Walking Doll sent free. Addres,
Allen's Foul-liaso, I Itny, N. V
Adv.
Beauty Seekers Will
Do Well to Try
THE MARINELLO
SHOP
llouiu 0, So miner llhlg.
"A beauty aid for
ovcry need"
rilUNK MAIN 577
Arc You Vndochlol About
Uobbing Vutir 1 1 nil ?
at the Colonial
You receive eM'rt anil
honest adleo
Few can wear the straight
bob. Fortunately there are
various styles to choose
from, ranging from tie
adorable, fluffy curls of th-
debutunte, to the dignity and
charming concealed bob of
tho matron,
l'bone for ApHflutment
5LM-.I
1803 Fourth at. Apt H.
Thos. B. Kay
' Candidate for
Republican Nomination
For
State
Treasurer
Ilia Record Is His
Platform
Philadelphia Woman
icw Y. W. C. A. Head
NKW VOKlv (AD. Mrs. Fred
eric M. ('nisi of I'hiladctphiu wen
Tuesday elected president of til-?
Young Women's Christian ' as.so
clation, over Mrs. it. Wilson,
of Detroit, by a vote of 74S to
4-4 1.
A resolution favoring "the eu
trancn of the l ulled State;! Into
the league of nations was adopted.
Other officers elected Include:
First vice president, Mrs. Chester
t'. Ashley of Los Angeles.
GOLD NTIIKWX IN si:
ON CI.1I1H;.M COAST
LOK ANGKLKK tlNS)-Wreek-iil'c
at the bottom of tho sea olf
Point Honda, Cel., Is carpeted wllh
gold, and alreudy $:ni,inii) of this
store has been returned to the
I'acirle Sulvugu company, It is an
nounced. Tho golden treasure Is not
pi rat i) loot, but part of tho United
States navy pay roll which went
beneath , the waves when seven
I'liitcd Slates destroyers crashed
on the rocks last year and sank.
The salvage company, it Is said,
is planning to recover tho remain
der of the loot.
si'AiN li:is diyoi;m;i:s
AND l .Ni:i WOMKN VOTF. .
MADItID (INS) All unmarried !
or divorced women who have at- ;
tatned their mnjority will liavo
the right to volo by tho terms of -a
new electoral law recently de
creed by the Directorate.
The law will exclude, married
women living with their husbands j
from having tho vote, since under;
an old Spanish law they are re-
garded as dependent on their hus
bands. I
OLDLST WAIt TWINS
KKKNK. N. II. (INS) The
honor of having the oldest twins
who served In tho civil war Is the
?laiin of Oils city.
They are Wilbur F. and Will
'.am H. Chandler, who recently ob
served their eighty-fourth birthday
a n n 1 versary . Th ey a re n ot , h o w -ever,
tho oldest twins in I he coun
try as Andrew 1 1. and Aaron It.
Woodbury, of Winchester, passed
their eighty-fifth anniversary De
cember 22. ltt:t.
It's a disappointing world, and
BEAUTY SHOP
m ium:i.i,o commotio snor ,
Willi iiur I'MHTirmi! Iiiltcatily Ciilltin: ami n Ki-Ktliifili' frtmi
Nalioiiiil .Marlm'llii Si'IkmiI Mif C'lisiiu'llrlnus vv rrnliin; the cm1-ii-a
iri-iiliui'iils ur Kkln. sculp mill Imlr lu i-nrli unci every ueil.
U'o sh'i-IiiIIm hi all bruin-lies of Heauly Culture. Our uielliotls
uru inoilei-ii,
SlltS. KM .MKTI1
W1-.ST JACOIISON ll,li, Itmilll HI
i-iiuuu aiu-w. '
ill!' ARE NOW HEADY
I FINK LA Ud E I'OT-GllOWN PLANTS. THESE PLANTS
I WILL 1JEGIN TO liEAll WEIOKS AHEAD OK PLANTS NOT "
i POTTED. ASK ANYONE WHO HAS UOUGUT THESE
;j PLANTS OF US FOIi YEARS.
Aster Plants
Sunday Is Mother's
SEND
4i
Awl
by tho llmu a mortal ceases to be
lieve lit Santa Clans he begins to
believe In politicians.
Plants For Porch Boxes
and Hanging Basket
NOW READY
MOTHER A UOUQUET
Plants in bloom
ADVANCE SHOWING
or
SUMMER
FROCKS
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT FOR YOUR
IMMEDIATE SELECTION
Straight, slender, youthful the garconne.
silliouetle rule the mode. Now and again
it is varied !y a circular flare, or a floating
effect achieved by plaiting or fan inserts.
LINENS VOILES - SILKS - UATINES
KAC1INA11V
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
AND MILUINERY
MDI Ill lt S DAY
H U I' !: It !' I N K ' A N I) I KM .
Ill Hpeelul Mutlier'N liny l'uiiliilBi'H. Mull hef
Ono 'I'mluy. , .
Red Cross Drug Store
LOOK OVER 01 lit WANT
OR A BLOOMING PLANT.
from 8."k Up.
M.XT M'XIUY
ADS FOR BARGAINS
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