La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 03, 1924, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextI ' Tuesday, June 3, 1924. i THE ES GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PffGE THREE f .NEWS of SOCIETY Social news must ba In th hands nr the society editor by t:3o o'clock. Due to the fact that the social page Is made up bxfore noon, It Is practically im possible to insert stories after that hour. Hereafter, Items, no matter how Important they am, that are delayed beyond that hour, will not be printed until the following dny News Edl tor's Note. Mrs. J. ! O'Connell proved her self a eharmluf? IiosKhh yenienluy afternoon when he entertained the Monday Hridfje club nl her home on O avf-niMs Tin afternoon wiih npi-iti Ht bridge with hlh honors K-i"tf to Mrs. Chos. rinvle and llio uuest prlRft to MIhm Nell Crtmmetl. Mrs. OVpnnell'H homo whs nt tracllvely deeoraled with spring 1 lower nnil before adjournment it it. tlrtotiH luncheon was served. Tilt club will meet wllh Mm. A. T. Kill, Monday niier'noon. June Hi. The Tidies Aid of the VreHby lerlan church wtlj meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:!l o'clock. In the Community room of ihc church. All those who have not -et turned in their KaHior offering are urged to do bo at this meeting. v Tno regular monthly mcetlntr nr the Riverside I .a die.? Aid Society will be he M at the Chap! on Wd nendny murnoon nt 2:3 o'clock. MlftM Hilda Anthony and Mix FUn Nit'liuiiH will preHcnt their piano ftiutfcnts in coslume recital thlu cve niiiK ut eight .o'clock al the. Tuhlic l.lhrary auditorium. The public itt cordially Invited to attend. . The T.ndleH Auxiliary to the. ' American Legion will meet lomor row evening, June 4, ut the 1C. of V, hall. Imporiunl hindiies 1h to come heforo iho Auxiliary nt this time and all member are urged to he present, Cove. (Special) Mrs. R Car ter and MtKH llc-Bn Kelly were hos iesse to the LadleH Guild Thurs day afternoon at the home of Mrs. .1. J. Cnnlcy. l-'ive. hundred was played til four tuhlm during the. af ternoon, artcr which a delicious luncheon was nerved by the charm tug hOKiCMsrs. 'The BiieKts were Mrs. A. f'onley, Mr. Hay (inndtiough, Mrs. Iluhl. all of I .a fJrande, Mrs. il. 1. Itees. rernianently unveil, wavy nr - I'lirly linlr slnmltl ln Wfticr-Wavti! - The water-wave, is soft nnd natural In uppenrnne". In no wise can It pofwdbl y harm the hair. Moles, warts, snperflno n lid I r permanently removed without senr. . All Work Cunronteed AT TTfR rOKOVfAFi, ( l'lionc R21-J 1803 Fojrlh St. Apt. n For Hot Weather Refrigerators. Oil Stoves Tents and Hammocks Ci(!l And examine thorn F. L. LILLY Hardware Phone Main 85 CARR'S Where Your Credit Is Good Phone S4B-W (I Strong T" SI Tf-i'Wo 'MSWfi ... Tf you get renl mad at the phont operator, you can tear ui the tele phone book that Is. If you have the stier.Kth of l.uitle Kaswell, one of the world's Etrongest' women .who Is shown here tnivi;: a llttlo exercise. Mrs. 11. I. Iluikir. Alrsi.n.' 10. linr lier, Mrs. It. II. DnnhlH, Mrs. A. Ci. t'onklln. .Mrs. 'I'. U. I'onklin, Mrs. I. . Hefly. Airs. I .inn It.. Weeks. Mrs. lrrnnk Miller. 'Airs. A, II? Or ion. Mis. '. H. l.:iv8on, Mrs. M Mil.eiin (ii.1,11.-. Mrs. I'. N. OkII- vie. Mrs. f. llerlHch and .Mrs. I'. Ileryforil. Mrs. Hefly won lllirh honors nnil Mrs. Ilirlmli won second liiKh score. Fashion Notes ninck Snihi llai. v Paris. Among the new hats now shown here is one nf hlnck wllh a high satin crown and a drooping straw brim. Acrosi the front, nnd there only. It Is til ud with crushed wall flowers. Tran'-frn-inL' l-'iir. Tnrls. The fur which has begun to ht placed on summer clonks by ostrich tips, is hi-lug trnnst'crivd to wrist h:iKS of the mniv fancy sort. A hag of U nioa lint-d taffeta worn hfie toduy was coven -d wtlh tulln of alternating eriulnf and beaver. Less Color lo Tilimi-Ht. ' I.ondon.--l.tngei'le today In he comiiig lesH and cfm eohuful. Mosl of It now is eliher she.-r while or Ivory, iillhnugh t )n p.-arly 1 f til h oi gray are uIko favori'd, lecoratinn Is chiefly confined to inseiH ot lace. Scarfs fur linmloir 'iiilniii. London. Tin-, scarfs which one sees everywhere are now being adopted as boudoir furtsihis. 'Dny hang as bits, of thin, airy color on each side of the ghtss curtains of silk net. 1-'nr lMensnnt Afternoons, I New York. One of the most at tractive cost nines for afternoon wear on a day when I he coat In j unnecessary is of navy roshannra crepe with stripes of chenille. The : gray metal buckle on one hip. iin.iiehed hv gray stockings, adds a rolor touch. Sports Shoes In More I'nvnr. I New York. Sports shos wllh 'low liei'ls are coming more ami more Inlo favor today, drsplle the supposed ascendancy of high herds. One fascinating type of sports ;shoi-s is in hlack niieib with dull black leather strap and heel. sc.uirs a itr.ijnsiTK to TIIK l'ACI.TI,i:ss TIEOI SSl'.M' The .luiie-tlmc 4trlle should re coil ii hove all th'-ngs the Importance of accessories the finnl touched of smartness that make or mar the ensemble cost Ui lie. And today, it is safe to nay that tlte scarf holds firsl place among I he lndisp nsabh-H." 'I'lure is sueh bet wit eh ill!1 on s Beauly i Shoppe Mailnello Cosnu-liij NOTM 'F V will ilyn your (rra hnir with Imcto-liapid hair dye at cosf of matt-rial fn in days only I'eimanently b.inifthes gray hair. Itimm S. Wesf-JaMiln llulldin. from which to chnosc brilliant lined a flairs that will do much to lighten the severe costume. It is well for the bride to consider the problem of travel when she pur- chnses and to remember that the crepe de chine or chiffon scarf Is not for her. Itnther should Hhe choose a variety from the hroud field of kbit ted scarfs which arc euuully colorful, vastly more m poriant of all. wrinkle-proof! Dnrtt Nude Tliils. NeU' York. Soitie of the new nude shades In hosiery are for darker and more tan thaa the nude tints of last year. They are, how ever, much nearer the flesh color and look pari Icularty well with black shoes. MtOVNI. M.W IS SAVIID S.M.KM, Ore.- Henry Carl, well known toeal contractor, narrowly escapi-d tb-;ith by drowning while swimming in the Willamette river at Kpougs landing, seven utiles south of Salem. Curl hail separated from his companions ami was swimming down the stream when he was seized with cramps and disap peared. I to lights. Mara, an expert swimmer who chanced to be nt the rtsori, iulckly discarded lib clothing and plunged into the wu ter. In the meantime Hoy Klnls ler had reached the side of the si niggling man and attniided to raise his head above t he water. Mara ami Klnlst.-r. with the aid of a boat, later brought Carl to shore. l'hyslcinns said Mr. Carl would recover. HWIMMI.It IS ItllOUM.H ltOSKltl'ia:, Ore. The firsl drowning of tlx summer season occurred when Theodore Peterson L'l, lost his life In the. waters of Klk crock, u mile ami a half west of I train. Peterson was nn inexperienced swimmer ami got into water over his depth, lip was a new arrival In ltnuglas county, having located In I train only a few days ago nn-1 wan to have starlet! to work at a service station I here. lie cam from ltows, la., where his parents reside. The body will lie sent to Iowa. No Impicst was found necessnrv by Coroner Kilter, who mndn ah investigation. f'ninp Tim Permits ItcniihtNl rKNhl.KTuN. tiro. Ileglnniiig tndav all campers who build fires in the I'matilhi national forest will le rt'iuln-d to have cam pf ire per mlts. according to a statement ut I he local forest service office. Tho ruling ha.'; been made' in an effort lo prevent fires in the forest i net'i is grealr risk of lieavvil losses t!;ls season than for several eaf. on accounl of the dry weath er, accord I in? to the statement. Tlicso Excursion Fares front i,a tirniub- In effect dally to Sept. jn. I 'inn I n lurn limit Oit, :tl, 192 1. SL.tp-ovcr privileges guln; nnil rctiii'ninfr. fall us by phone and let us make all your at rangements. It costs no more and will save your valuable time. J. IT. Keeney Aitene FOR SALE 3S nerea near Imbler, in . frood nlinpe, fair bnildtuKf, mnaM fruit, berrlee: alfairu. Will Irnde etmlty for city properly itt I .a CI ran fie, or will lake 8iiuill payment down and give Kooii terniH on lialonre. There In $ioimi moi'iRAK" ran bo an Biiuied. J'rleo $4r.0U. & room, bntli nnd toilet nnd r-los. ets rininlied; lvo mor roon'.s ran be finished upstalra; f: good lotR, two hornft, et. All loented n'ar the. new HtanR mill. Trlefi for all $r,.0U0, or will sell lotn fteparatn for f-tiO earli. Terina on part of It. fl room modern home on RpiInp street, beautiful view. Toilet and hatha up ond down Ntuirn, hot air pfpo furnace; on paved nlret all paid. All asses mentH paid. Trpea and ahrub hery. Will Include aome fur niture. Prlcn $G75U. $2t0U ranh will handle It, balance reasonable time. Phy, Black & Stoop HFAIjTOHS la La Ormnilrt National Bank flMg. Ia Orand, Oregon. ENTERPRISE LAD HONORED UNIVrcitSITV or onnaoN. FA G KNK, Ore. (Speiul), Cut prizes totaling morn than $:)') several valuable schotanthips have been awarded to students ut th" I n iverslty of Oregon d tiring t ho present college, year. f. Arthur Konehmugli of Bui em, n senior In tne school of. law, won the Henuett priie of ?;u, award: d to the student writing the best essay on some principle of free government. He was fit ?led Ithodes scholar from Oregon. The Hilton prixe, of f5u, annually pie seuletl to I he wludenl. giving I he best oral discussion on u legit nuhject; was won, by Paul Patter son of Seattle, . Ktnnra Keltner of Knterprlse Ore., won the Kdtsoh Murshall print- of $rift, offered for the bear short story written by a student during the year. Tim Alb.rt prlw- of" presented by .1. H. Albert of Salem to Hie senior who has made the greatest progress towards all-around development during his college career, tv:ii awarded to Claude Hobltisnn of Portland. A $50 prize for making the best Attics demonstration tor lift Ins trance was presented to Shirley Kdwardn of Mnrshrietd. The Koyl clip" swarded to' the best nli-urnuud Junior man vr-s awarded to Itonald Woodward of Portland; nnd the Oerlinger cup annually offered the best ' all around junior woman was award ed to Maty Hkiilrter, also of Portr land. Ileta .Oaiiima Sigma and Phi Theta Kappa, scholarship:) awarded by the school of busi ness ndiiluistrailon,-went to Klch nrd Nance.' Portland, nnd Miriam SwartK of Jefferson, . Sheep SI tea ml Klcctricfllly liIXON. Cnl. ; (AP)-Wllh oIpp- (rically operated clippers, 12, out head of sheep were sheared in less than nine days oir a ranch near here recently. The crew sheared ut Ihc rule of rrom MOO to lliiio sheep .tally. , Grande Ronde Hospital A nonsectarian and ethical institution that does not advertise your sickness or broadcast your opera tion?, but gives you sei'vice equal to any institution in the Northwest . . We employ only graduated nurses .o M.vrn:n now AITItAtTIVI-: yoi a 111: yo.ir looka ran be improved Kreally by n course of treat, ment nt the ICathryn Hour.e Henuty Shop. We invite yo:i to step In nntl ronHiilt with ba. We run show you mutiv wayR to cultivate beauty nnt youth. - , nn: katiiryv itooxi: ni:Arrv shop 25 New IVdey llbln. IMimte Alain I2A BUY VOUR CANDY AT TIIK ' ' C a n d y Shop WTieie yon can son il; made. The Candy Shop 2S0 Jilt KP. Jgiii"5' The Rome of. Home Ma.le f'uiily PURITY BREAD In the making of our bread we use only the best western hard wheat, pure cane BUgar, sweet milk, pure kettle-rendered leaf tard, pure Worcester Dairy salt. There fore a superior product. -Try La Grande Bakery K. J. McWilliams PURITY BREAD SUPERFINE BREAD i.ilttNT's! LETTER:!,.: (CcmUnVitnl from p'Atrn H - other flglit that will have to be settled before the ballotthg on candidates begins will be precipi tated over the traditional two. thirds rule. Thin rule, under which H demo cratic, nominee must receive two thirds of lite total votes In th" convention Instead of the bare mu Jorliy necessary for a republican selection, wan adopted originally on the advice of Andrew Jackson. Au a Jacksonlan policy, it Is wor shipped and revered as among the nto-st sacred of democrat in inntl t nt low. Hut when n two-lhlrdft rule Beauty Seekers Will Do Well to Ty THE MARINELLO SHOP Room 0, Summer Ultlg. "A bpanly aid for every need" riioivn MAIN Bit ' JUST OUT! What? Grand Eagles Cigars Swoet and Mild Mudi) uf high-grade to bacco, long filler. .1 Sizes Wholesale only Win. H. Layden, Mfr. 1517 Madison Ave. It- bio Wis the selection of a candidate "wnh 'ntiRhT lio 'Kblo1 6 muster a' saft itmjorUy, the. rule, lmmedl- I nieiy iorch us sanctity to the back ers of i hat particular candidate. In this ense, it Is the followers of McAdoo who propose to force the light to set aside the two thirds requirement and snbstltuto a Intro majority as sufficient Tor nomination, MoAiloo himself s said to op pose the. move, feeling that It Is unwise to advance his position t.t the expense of scrapping an his toric party tradition. Also, being among the most optimistic of. men, he Is confident he will he able, FILMS PRVELOPINC, . PRINTINO KNLARfilNC! Let lis help you for Belter 1'irtuies Red Cross Drug Store for the figure In clined to stoutness Eiiulsltiil Very llshlly boned Pol-mils absolute rrocilom of wulatlinc. Kvery Ijt Cainlllo means "Brauty ond Comfort, Too" for Its wearer. The pat ented Ventllo feature makes La C'emlllo tonlslilngly comfort able. A full line of the different models always on band. Mrs. Itobt Pattlson Corsetlero Plionn JUnlii Ron Apt. to, New l''oley Illdg. WILI.ARD Tli leaded Rubber Bat tery for the Car Aneoiiecemeiiit THE BATTERY AND ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY ! Announces its formal opening in La Grande at 1311 Washington St., ; in the Leighton Maci.ine Works Building. Willard Storage Batteries, Bosch Igmition System, Stroml)erg Carburetors A complete stock of new, genuine battery and electrical parts will be . maintained at all times. Charging equipment and electrical repair. . Machinery is of the most modern design, permitting a thoroughly de- ; pendable and economic service. All Makes of Batteries Tested and Filled Free. Your Patronage is solicited on the basis of Quality Merchandise, Depend able Work, and Reasonable Prices. THE BATTERY S ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. : 1311 Washington St. Telephone Main 753. Iighton Machine Works Bldgr. STROMBERG Cuiburetor, the Accepted Standard REDUCTION ON Knitted Sport Suits :These gamenta nre colorful, chnrminff ' !' . iind Individual. ' ' LADIES READY-TO WEAR jn AND MILUNEHY. j eventually though not now, to roll 11)1 evv'l llie nrvrnnaiy ttj-i ,hi un, ; Morh and ; inor, interput tn WaHlihifftoii Is centering In the coming si niggle at New York. The Cleveland convention by contrast I will admittedly bt a trim an t deadly dull arflri At New Tor k It will h an affrfiyv not an affair, and not even oiie-to-four money can be found on-the risult. i lllrum Johnson, who at one time wits expected to ftirnlah fireworKs 4 4 ' ' ' ' ' ' - i i : i NEW ASSORTMENT, JUST, 9 , The Bootcry Inc. 206 Depot Street Phone Main 118 "A Parodla for Tired Feet" Home of the Arch-Aid Shoe for Men and Women GROVEB SMITH, Mgr. 1 1 (TTT . TTTTT n TfiTZf tTi VfT AtX . for the Cleveland show has fizzled." j 2 ' His notlfleatlon that he releasea ?! 3 deleirates tnntrueted for lilm Jndl-'i .' rates that his name will not even it be plaoed In nomination. - K ; r. S But at New Yoi-lt nhl Therd ' will he all kinds of fireworks from J : " the Fiery Cross to the Double : ' Crossl !: ' it ' ,j ' Oloversvllle Herald: Most per- sons will have to ro on working-: only- a. few are able to write songs iUy enouEh to bring; riches. . 1 aiiored Even ns the senflon's popular suits show many variations, all "tailored," so the shoes one may Correctly . wear with them are varied. But one must not feci that any style Is permissible for both good taste and Fashion insist that tho tailored note of chic sevevity be curried throughout the ensemble, to be coi-rect. BOSCH Dependable Ignition , Sy.item i ; SERVICE On All Makes si ?! li )I :.i "ii itS; 11 il ,i . 'A .. l .. !l .; 1st.; i-ii'.