La Grande evening observer., May 27, 1924, Image 3

Tuesday; ' May' 27, 1924,
"" THE L'A GK ANTE EVENING- OBSERVER
fills papers.
NEWS of SOCIETY
Social newa inimt ho In tho
hands of tho society eililor by
&:0 o'clock. Jinu to tho fact
that tho social prigo In ni.ajo up
before noon, it is practically Im
po.'inihle to tnfj.-rt stori.s after
that hour. Hereafter, Items, no
matter how important thy are,
that an delayed beyond that
hour, will not b printed until
ihe following day Ne.ttn Kdl
tor'a Note.
Koi-Hiikoff.,
Th - regular bu.sin fw meeting
was ht'ld and officers tlorlnl.
At 8:lii
o'clock tomorrow eve
ning :ti th Neighborhood club
rooms .Mrs. H. J. llr.cn will pr:n. ut
a h'roiip of Hiiiil. ms hi piano rwital.
Those app'urin t this time arc
(iTlrud SciMtilou, Klwood Hiatt.
imruthy Kheihunl,- Ann, Klungf,
Kdllh Kbell. Marguerite Zweifel,
jjack Hialt, Cifiord S.-ltz and Sam
!i'ochr;in. Thin is the st.ro ml of a
JtiHiit-H of tan r.'Citals presented
Members of the .Monday Musical by Mr. Un-en, the third will be
rliib KP nl nn en.ioval.le time hmt ,v' Monday evening, Jan- 9.
evening when they held their regu
lar monthly meeting 41 1 the Neigh -borhood
club rooms. Mis. P.. I.
limliH gave an cM'eib-nt paper on
"Modern Itu.HMktn Music;" M m. K.
,. Iloltnes played n beautiful piano
solo "I'relude in (" Minor" by Kach
miniiioffr the ladles (iiarteite, cou
sisiing of Mrs. Klorence Lynch Mil
ler, Mrs. Karl Reynolds, Miss Jhu
beih Milb r and Mrs. T.ynn Wright,
nng two delightful numbers
"llymu of Freo Russia" by (iret
chaninoff and "Dance the Ilomn
ilta" by Ware; Mrs. Lee Reynolds
; 1 11 1 J Mrs. Lynn Wright plnyert a
beauliful piano duet "Mnrchc
Fluve" by Tschailiowsliy; Mrs. 'P.
li. Maxv.- n sane; "Thou Art Idler
The annual breakfast of I ho
Neighborhood club will take place
tomorrow niorning in the basement
of the l'rejjbylerlan cliuivh, begin
ning promptly at II o'clock. An
excellent program has been arraiiK
eil by. Die commit tee in charge and
a plea riant time is unticipaled lor
everyone who allends.
Mrs. Kred Wells will present n
number of students in dance recital
at the high school auditorium this
evening. Approximately tidily girls,
will lake part and many solo dances
will be featured us well as several
dances In which groups npp.ar.
Miss June Wells will also dance at
; Flower" bv Rubenstcin and "Only 1,1,11 '"'
a .Yearning Heart" by Tsehnikow- Sran.U- ami her many friends
sky In a vcrv pleasing manner; r. are looking forward to this
Miss Gladys Miller played nan ex- evening's enterlainment with great
ceilenl piano solo "The .ark'r by ip..uuii.
1 a nd t he tallies iiunrt ette
again n:tng "Song of India' by
. . n aenulne
Pyralin comb
tu match each f
I mit bru0. m p
iralin
START - A - SET
i Sale ;
I June 2 &
For gradunlcs! Vor brides! Ex
quisitely iiiofii lcd, dninlily colored
fynilin America';! most hciinl it'ul
toiletware,
Pi art a set with a few arliclen;
adili-d picccH always uiatrti. Kruiu
June 'J lo V only, 11 KeDiiine r ntliii
tiuiib frrv iU t'M-iy l raltu hair
Imiali.
Make your select in'n early while our
nlm-k of Ivory, Amber and Shell
1 rutin is i-omplele. Tliere ih a maaU
thargc for dci.-uratiou( if deairtrtl.
GIaj5s Drugs
THe Prvg S.'cro
Mr. nnil Mia. I.. V.. KiiIkM cnlir-
tiilnrd In.sl t-vcuiiKT with lvo tutilt-s
(of brlilK'".' A vi-ry iili'awinl I lull'
.wuH siM'nt al thi- c'Ioho of which
ilninly rcfn.HlillH'ntH wen' Brrvnl
hy 1 hit oliiirinin IiosIi'hh.
Tho KUt'Pl" wrn Mr. ami Mrs.
,Ruy I'rlii-. MiHH '-.irolyn llownthul.
iiscur wariKH'u unu sir. nun .nn.
M'ivin l.uron.
Apiiroxinmli'ly 1'orly-ftvo yomiK
pi-oph1 with In ntli-inltinri' IjihI cv'
nliiK Vvlicn tin' Chrlallun Kndoavor
of llm rn'Hhyti'rinn church cntcr
tnlni'il tin' rlirlMlinn Kmlciivor of
;lhc chrl.sllnn church with n ilc
jllKhirul party. In Ihc haMcniint or
.Ihc-church. VurimiH kuiiich were
played iluriuK Hit! cvi niiiB at. the
clone of which iltliclollH rerrcith
ineutH were nerveil.
Mrn. flracp K. Molitor will en
tertain tho l.ueky Thirteen club
Thursday ariernoon al her home on
Konrtli Htreet.
'
The rarhilale dull will nieel to
morrow' nfternoon. May 2S, nl Ihe
home of Mrs. 10. K. HiiKhs. Willi
Mrs. Cleoire Uynearson iiHHlstliiK an
hoaless.
MuxvIIIp. (Special) Miss l.eona
Urown and Mrs. It. Teinpleton nave
:i rtaiieo al. tiitt l.nj Cahln e.l
nesdav I'veniiiK. lioaoiinK Miss
MIhh Klieihl Hcoll, ol Creslon, tire.
v
Cove. (Special) The regular
inoiilhly meellnB of Ihe Woman's
chili was held Thursday al lernooii.
This helntf Ihe annual day. oliicers
were eh'Cled lor Ihe cmaiinK year
lly a unanimous vole the last years
oriieeiH were r lecleil. Mrs. .1. H.
Wiinier. preslcleiil: Mrs. I,. M.
Lulnl, Vlce-iresldenl ; Mrs. A. II.
Conklin. secrelary, anil Mrs. ("leo.
Mel lalliel. treasurer.
Various husineM mailers were
lllHCIIHHI-ll aild Hie ulleslloil lr I'Vd-
erallon was lirouirh: herore tile
eliih. t'onlrary to the usual nn
I. mi ihe rexular monthly nuetliiKS
will lie continued tlirnilKlinllt Ihe
summer months.
Cove. (Special) A joint show
er was Blvi-n nl Ihe home ol , Mrs.
fleo. Ilalier recently for Ihe hahles
or Mr. and Mrs. Hay Hartley and
Mr. and Mrs. I'. M. Mills.
; I
, r-. i - ,
(wtuivill W
J 1 1;,- 'jit,
After school at rryalal' SprliiBS,
Pal al tended UulBluni Stale t'nl
iversliy. where lie studied, waited
tablH in Ihe mess hall anil pltcnon
haseliall. After graduating, he
signed up as pitcher for one Slim
mer with a sVml-protessioiml hull
team al I'icKena. Mlaa.
I'al's ability lo "cut the plate"
jverlially. In the Senate. Is perlmna
ithe nalural evolullon of his knack
of "putlliiK em acros-s wun nn
imri.hlde sphere lii those days.
In Imsebull ua well an In oratory.
lal "put smoke on V111" anJ ,n'
hovd on I ho recelvliiR end liecdeil
Klovi a. ' ' . ,
fter a brief, term In law at
(iull'porl. Harrison was elected lo
le House of Hcpresenlutivoa In
I 'i 111 Alter eight years In the
House he moved up lo tho Senate,
lul inB the Beat of James K. Varda
man. -
in me Senate ho has ben the
"I'llair lleniocratic sniper and his
A very uriusual cape that la a
part of the: frock on one sldo anil
(tulle detached on the other makes
this gown of almond-green silk
with satin ovorplalda distinctive.
The wide flat band of braiding run
ning from shoulder to hem line Is
most effective on llgureil material.
.The cuff almost covering the hand
is a fashionable touch.
HUNT'S LETTER
(Continued from page 1)'
Beauty Seekers Will
Do Well to Try
THE MARIXELLO
SHOP
Itoom 0, Bomnwr Bid.
I "X beauty aid for
t ' every need" , . '
skill In punoturjnff Republican pre
tensions has brought him recogni
tion as one of the keenest tonjruen
of his party and election an key
note speaker. '
New Vork. Tho scarf of today
In some Instances la as big an an
old-fashioned shawl. One effeetlvo
style Is In a light color, brilliantly
strewn wilh flowers, while a deep
border at each end Is dark, green,
navy or black.
SUMMER
SCHOOL
SIX WEEKS
Third. Fourth, Flfjh C.ntilcR
Ohariios )rMmablo
sins. fiif.i REinrii
. 1701 Washington Ave.
lleglimlnx Juno
Ice Cream always on
hand at this drug store.
Our Soda Fountain Ser
vice in unexcelled and
you are assured of
prompt and courteous
treatment at all times.
Try the Drug Store
First.
Pre sco tt Drug
Company
The New Drug Store
Telephone Main 53
Cor. Fir & Jeff.
:iTiTf mmriTT : : nrrrr; m rrrr fTi'iT
cratlo bosoms wlll.be ilonc in vivid.
roseate lines (bsifrnetl to.Hlimulale
the inuiKination unl iiilckea the
pulsii.
Ciirrj'inK (ho conlrnst lielween Ihe
lieynolnt'M and I heir view-poinls nllll
furlhiT, one ob.strvi.'H that Hurl on
never has been blessed -with a nlck-
nuine. Cluislened Theodore, no
one ever lias hud Ihe tnierlly lo
ill him "Teddy" or "Theo."
No one, on Ihe oilier bund, ever
nils Henulor Ibirrlson unythtng
but "l'ul." Kew of his collfUKiifH
In Ihe Heiiatf, in fuel, know that
his name hai'l. I'at; as an abbrevia
tion of Patrick, bill Is his own pT
urtiial condfiiHulion of Iho poi-tlcnl
oBiioniiMi bf.ffowt'd by hlfi pin-iil;'
Hyron Patlon,
Ibirrlson developed liis "spenl;-
Inn voic" ilurliiK the Spaninh-
AniiM'Ican War wln-n he sold the
Mi-mi)iiH CommcrcUil Appeal In Ills
home town. I'at lltirrlaon'fi voice,
raised in tin- rebel yell oh In' railed
hbi papers, alwayH hroiiKht lh
whole town ouidoor.H to learn what
ro w ciitaMtrophe hud befallen thi
Simnish t'orc'S.
Pal flKiircd later thai be proh
ly killed of i' Hie enliro Spanish
nriiib h abnul three I lines, during
that brief war. Mill he ntwayn nold
J mows main M7 . I
ipviiioiirn
FOUR LECTURES ON
CHRISTIAN
FUNDAMENTALS
MODERNIST OR FUNDAMENTALIST
You Cannot Afford to Misst
May 29 "An Inspired Bible; How and Why."
May 30 "Rationale of . the Virgin Birth ' and tho
Atonement." ,
June 1 "Tlio How of Miracles, and the Why of tho
Second Coming."
June 2 "Is the World Getting Better or Worse?"
By
. REV. WM. R. REECE
Swedenborgian Lecturer of Portland
Non-Controversial - Scriptural - Convincing .
: PUBLIC LIBRARY
Evenings, 8 P. M. Free
(Cut this out and keep for reference)
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CASK'S
Where Your Credit Is Good
RETAIL CANDY AT
Wholesale Prices
OUR CANDY IS MADE FRESH EACH DAY
The Candy Shop
220 FlU ST.
The ITomo of Home illaile Canilj PI "
t'hone Slfl-W
Beauty
1 Shoppe
ftfurlnrllo rvmetln
NOTICF.
We will ily yonr ffray
hair wilh Inpcto-Hapid hair
dye at cost of material for
to days only. - 1'eimanentty
banishes gray hair.
Itoom 3. Vctf Jacolison
Itnlbllntf.
FOR SALE
3S ncrcH near linbler, In good
iilnipe, Vulr building. ' hiiuiII
frnil. Ih i rien; allnlla. Will
trade equity for city property
in l"i lira tub, or will lak
itmall payment down and piv
irood lerniM on balance. There
Ih S I nun inortKaK" can be as
Kiimed. Price iumt.
f room, bath and toibA nnd clns-
el h li nlflhed : t w o more rooms
can be finished npslnlrp;
tyood .lotH, two barns, cIh. AH
located near the new Hlnnae
mil Ih. I'rico for nil $r.0tio,
will nell lotH Heparnte for
each. TerijiH on part of it.
(I room modern home on Pprlnr
alreet, beautiful view. Toile
ami b:il lis tip and down Malm.
liot air pipe- fnrnuci-: on paved
nlreet all paid. All aHHcna
mentM paid. Trena and shrub
berv. Will include some fur
nltnre. I'rlce $r.7.r.n.
cash will handle it, balance
reasonable time.
Phy, Black &
Stoop
IllCAIrORH
In La flrftnila National Hank BlJg.
I.a Orande, Orrgon.
l'UONE MAIM M
Pozi'iia of npproji
riulf unil Hsi-ful or'
llrlf-a moHl. HUllnlilo
ror Hi" Kil l mil l"y
Ki'uilnul. or
Mlnclow bi foif nmk
InK yimr . oliolre.
liny It At:
Rli'lianlson'a Art
At (ilft Shop ,
Made Better With
Milk
i And Only 10c a Loaf!
Good Creamery Butter and Fresh Milk
is used to make our Purity and Golden
Crust Bread. But the price is the same to
you just 10c for a one-pound loaf of close
grained bread crisp golden crust outside
letter flavored bread inside.
Comes carefully protected by its oil paper
wrapper.
Try it and see how good it is !
Pattison Brothers
Grocery
i Phone Main 80 ;
WASH
New Arrivals
A beautiful assortment of colors
and styles in Gingham, Linen and
Voile. These will prove favorites
because of their modishly, slim
lines ji?hI variety of colors. '
Excellent Values
$4.25 to $13.50
' LADIES READY-TO-WEAR jt
AND MILLINERY
Blue Mountain Oregon
LUMBER
' IF IT'S LUMBER WE HAVE IT
... j
Telephone Main 8
Bowman - Hicks Lumber1
Company ;
For Mill or Box Wood Phone M-547
J.L MUNHALL
1 - ' ' .
-'nn VI Vi mini
u: u tfH ll'l)
HYATT
NEW DEPARTURE
All BtAiwn
NEW DEPARTURE
Hyatt and Timken Connecting Rod and Main Bearings
Fan Belts - Springs - Gears
A full line of Replacement
Vuiti . '
Leighton's Welding &
Machine Works
(Automotive parts) j"p 'r ij
io you SH.n'rxj
voi it haik;
Bhampoolnir one's h&lr In
hot weal hr n mom tin
pleasant. Hnv your ho!r
shampoo! In tilt moilr-m,
rornfor(al)p way and quick
ly lr It-it with the ppcjentul
ilrlf-r. W ffotuie thp prop
er nhnmpoo and rinso for
nioy hair.
llohbliifc - larcelling
Curling
AT THE COLONIAL
I'honp f.21-J
Toirth St. Apt. B
HAL
BOHNENFCAMP
funeral Director
FIFTH
AT
SPR1NO
STREET
i
Tlie effort of the conscien
tious funeral director, to render
a superior type of service no
matter in what financial cir
cumstances the bereaved fam
ily may be, has characterized
our work through the years.
To lighten the burden of
grief in a sincere way, and yet
to choose such materials in the
conduct of the funeral as to
appropriately meet every re
quirement of tho situation
without imposing an unfair ot
unreasonable financial burden
thereafter, is the ideal by which
we are governed.
PORK PRODUCTS LOW
ponK rnoDuars ark now ixjweii titax iv una.
yea, Low or Than Pre-War Priowil
fiiiimage ?00.."'-
Pork Chopa ...... SO" ;
Pork Steak . .. 180 "
Pork Roant
EAl MORE POKKi
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
DIAMOND
Tires arid
Tubes
GIVE SATISFACTION
Oregon Hardware & Imp.
Co.
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