La Grande evening observer., June 11, 1924, Image 3

Wednesday, June 11, 1924.
THE UA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE
PAGE THREE
NEWS of SOCIETY
Sociul news must, be la the
hunils of the society editor by
9:30 .o'clock. Due to the act
thut the social page is made up
before noon, it is practically im
possible to insert stories after
thut 'hour. Hereafter, items, -no
mutter how important they are.
thut are delayed beyond that
hour, will not be printed until
the following duy News EdU
tor's Nolo.
In Love Suit
.MIhh huLia Hulry, former Itbrur
fiui iH'rtt, but now librarian at the
Orison Agricultural College,. C'or
vii His, Oregon, was a guest yester
day at the home of .Mrs. C. M.
Humphreys here. Miss Haley is en
route to Denver, Colo., and stop
per over in La Grande to visit
'friends before continuing her jour
ney lust evening.
The l.uriieu MlsHtonury Society of
tlie I'resbyterlun church will be en
tertained at the home of Mrs. W.
It. Pickens on Alder street Kriduy
uflernoon at 2:3" o'clock. The lu
dies of the church are cordiully in
vited. The AHcel Ladles Aid Society will
meet tomorrow afternoon, June 12.
ut the hone of .Mrs. Kverett Wal
sliiKer. Mrs. Krank McKennon will
lead In the devotional anil business
meeting, after which Mrs. Harry
i-'islier will have charge of u very
interesting program. Mrs. .John
Jlanionn. Mrs. Arilnir Humonn and
-Mrs. Kdward D, Jusper will assist
Mrs. Walsluger in wrving.
Mrs. Stanley Lyons und Mrs.
Lawrence I'rescott will be hostesses
tn the Friday Itrldge club Friday
afternoon, June 13, ut tlie home ot
Mrs, Lyons.
COVE PEOPLE
Nervous Women Should
Heed Mrs. Ramp's Advice
Ulllnn Sollowny, IS, whose love
for Harry l-'inyer, to whom nhe
was ecrrtly wed. cooled when he
learned his father once peddled
bananas on the sidewalks of New
.York. Now Kinder Is suing Lit
'ban's cunidiiin, Max Korn. million
i aire of I'eabody, Mass.. for S100,
MOfi, charging Korn tilienaled the
'ufl'eciions. of his bride.
EXPERT WARNS .
WOMEN AGAINST
COSMETICS USE
Mr:-- A. f. Hut will entertain the
Monday Bridge club Monday afl
i:oou, June 111.
Airs. William F. Holl will be hos
tess to the Purlsh and Mt.sflon So-
cieiy or i ne Alan i.ngiiMii Lutheran
church tomorrow afternoon at the
)Kirsonag of the church on M ave
nue. A very Interesting afternoon
is being planned and a large
tendance ant i'ci pal ed.
' '
-Cove. (Special) Mrs. C. Hcrtseh
and Mrs. C. Heryford .were -hos-
lessrs to the Ladles Guild at tb
home of the former .recently. The
uflernoon was spent ut "Miu"
t mi r tables, with Mrs. Krank Mil
ler winning high honors and Mrs
li. Coinstock winning second high.
At the close of Jim afternoon de
licious refreshments were served by
the charming hostesses.
The Guild members In attend
ance were Mrs. J. J. Conley. Mrs.
A (1. Conklln. Mrs. T. W. Conk
1 1 si, Mrs. L. K. Anderson. Mrs. L. If.
'arter. .Miss Hess Kelly. Mrs. A.
I IT Orion. Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs.
T. C. Hefty, Mrs. T. It. Conklin.
Mrs. It. H. Ianlels und Mrs. J. F.
I Man. other guests were Mrs. Lulu
It. Weeks. Mrs. It. Comstock, .Mrs.
A. McNeill and Mrs. Ulukc.
.
J'ove. (Special) Mrs. Alary I'
I'haiuberH celebrated her Slst
blrt Inlay it mil versa ry June ! by
giving a delicious dinner, which
she entirely prepared herself. Her
jfiiesls were Geo. Chad wick, How
ard ('.linnet. Marvin Daniel. Mr. and
'Mrs. Nell Kight und Melvln und
Cecil Milker.
Beauty Seekers Will
Do Well to Try
THE MARIXELLO
SHOP
Itooin 0, Sommcr llldjf.
"A beauty aid for
every need"
. PIIO.NE MAIN S77
f
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CHICAGO (Al1) Cosmetics
were described us instruments lo
wurd skin llts and homeliness,
ruther Hum auxiliaries of beauty
when 1'rof. H. N. Cole, associate
professor of dermatology ul West
ern Iteserve university, spoke be
fore the convention of the Ameri
can .Med icu I association.
Prof. Cole deplored the hlcreas
ing use of cosmetics, which he
said were u I ways harmful to the
complexion, und revealed statistics
showing their consumption and
data on the prevalence of poison
ous substances in many common
beautifying uKents.
"What was once considered poor
rorm is now the mode with the
avernge woman, certainly In
cities," he said. "Most women
paint; ull of them use powders
of ilitferent types. The average
womuii uses ai least some of the
long list of cosmetics, and yet
many of these women are unaware
of the danger they are running
from such use.
There i the pun- mechanical
obsi ruction by creams, powders.
und rouges employed on t lie faee.
The pores in our skins were in
tended by nature to serve as lub
ricating und excretory ducts. Ii
Ihese are constantly closed off, the
mechanical obstruct inn alone Is
bound to Injure uny skin.
"Then we have I he specific
chemical uctlon, depending in th
first place on the susceptibility of
the pal lent; secondly on the
st rengt h and d nrat ion or the up
pllcatlon, along with the character
of the nostrum applied, for ex
ample, mercury, urseiiie, para
phenyleniliamln. "In lHlii American women spent
L'MS.IUMI.OOO In the quest for
beauty by way of t In? c osmetic
path, while (n l'.C!l manufacturers
"put out $7f.n(Mi,nito more of cos
metics than In 1919. Today the
question of beauty Ills and dan
gerous conditions has become im
portant enough to come before the
convention of physicians occupied
chiefly with advanced methods In
the diagnosis and cure of diseases."
WIN PHIZES
Union Stock. Show Troph
ies Taken by Owners
of Animals Judged the
.Best in Their Classes.
COVK (Special) . Covo cap
tured many prizes at the Union
stock show. Jn thV boys and
girls club class Gordon Mills won
first on a registered Jersey hull
calf ami also junior champion
ship. Iorothy Mills won first on
u grade heifer eulf und received
the special prljto offered by jf.
i'hy, a loving cup. She also "won
the blue ribbon on a registered
white sow nnd a litter of 11 pigs
ana received a special prize of a
silver tray. She was awurded a
red ribbon and a prize given by
the Grande Itonde Lumber com
pany of a cut gluss cream and
-sugar set in addition to other
prizes.
Marvin Daniels won' first on
registered Hork.dilre sow a Utile
over a year old; first and sicond
on u sow pig under six months
old; junior championship on sow
under one year; senior champion
ship on sow under one year and
grand championship on sow any
age. in the open classes he won
the same prizes und In addition
won first premium In the, market
hog class; first premium In the
pure bred pig class d -ccoiid
Wemium on sow and. litter. He
was awarded three trophies and
$30.
Howard Gusset entered one reg
istered shorthorn steer und won
first prize in the boys' and girls'
club classes und third m tho oiien
championship In the club classes.
Claire Smith won sixth on a
req'stered beef steer In the club
classes.
Klmer Kulp won the pure bred
llolstein bull, offered by I r. I'hy
on the best grade dairy cow.
This is the second time this cow
has won this special prize.
P.obert French won every rib
bon on his Hampshire sheep. !
John Williams won every rib- j
b on on h Is ( ' h est er White h ogw
a ml was a wu rd ed grand chu in p
lonship boar of ull breeds.
MrH. Jesse Lincoln was awurd
ed third on u grade dairy heifer
between 15 nnd 24 months.
Stackland brother WOn first
"There's No Keason for
Women to Suffer"
Says Muskogee, Okla.,
Lady.
"It has been six years since
I have tuken Tunlac, but I shall
never forget how It helped me,"
said Mrs. Lillian Hump, of o7
Callahan St., Muskogee, Oklu., ic
L'ently. .
"My experience with the medi
cine certainly showed me how
beneficial it can be to youi.g
women who have ncrv&us spells
and whoso systems are out-of-order
for various causes. At
times every month, I would be-
come- extremely nervous, suffer
terribly from headaches and be
In such agony that 1 could hard
ly endure it.
"The results Tunlac gave mo
were simply splendid. It relieved
those aw ful headaches, quieted
my nervea and regulated my sys-:
tern perfectly so that when 1 j
finished my lust bottle of tfu
medicine 1 wus feeling fine audi
hud a world of strength and cn-j
ergy. 1 never need Tanlac now;
for I am enjoying good health !
but I gladly recommend It tD
women who suffer as I did,
Tanlne Is for sale by nil. good
druggists. Accept no substitute.
Over 4ii million bottles sold.
Tanlac Vegetable Tills, for con
stipation, made- nnd recommend
ed by tho manufacturers of Tun
lac. Adv.
this act us an "expedient lo meet
temporary difficulties." Hnd warn
ed medical opinion to treat It "with
prudent foresight." ir the Cnited
Slates "does not want the medical
soclullsm of the middle classes In
Liirope. t
He recommended President Cool-
tdge for his "wise statesmanship In
tuking a definite stand against the
federal support of a wide mum- of
socialized activities."
NEW PERFECTION
Oil Cook Slaves and Ovens
THERE'S no smoke and
smell to make disagree
ableworkof cooking with the
New Perfection Oil Stove.
Clean, intense heat drives
directly against the utensil
and tlie flame stays where
you set it.
We'll be glad to demonstrate
how easily you can regulate
the New Perfection for any
sort of cooking. Wehave the
NcwPerfection Oven also
and it bakes perfectly.
CARR'S
BIRTH CONTROL'
ESSENTIAL SAYS
MEDICAL HEAD
CHICAOO. (Al1) l.imitaiion
of population rather than increase
is the logical social Ideal of the
Mine." Dr. William A. I'usey, newly
lerted president ot the American
Medical Association, said In tiff
inauguration nddreH tonight al the
association's convention.
"It no effort is made at birt h
control, inilure will take charge oi
the situation by eliminating those
least able to resist," I r. I'usey as
serted. "When this condition o'
saturation arrives, th" humane
plans of socialistic altruism of to
day will be wrecked in I he strug
gle by society for lilerelexlslence.
"Man , has now covered tlie de
sirable parts of the eurt h. I'm II
now. men always have had new
hospitable territory over which they
could spread when population be.
came too dense. . Today t here Is
no longer u frontier. The. Tntied
States ha in 120 years passed
laii.mni.Hoo population. Within the
span of children now Mvtnc, our
population will reach 1 7rt.uuu.oyn.
The haphaxardnetui of marriage
and the pofsl blllty of public edu
cation on proper marital choice, in
I the absence of hope for the more
scientific methods of eugenics, wus
stressed by lr. I'usey.
Treating the nick and ' Injured,
tb-Hcribed as the ancient responsi
bility of medicine, "ruther than r'-
Lformn ,by optimizations, wholesale
jmeilicnl programs and govttrinn'rtl
Hpoon-tei'dlng." wns held up it an
JhpHl.
j Whether the individual "'Is being
too much coddled for his own Ini-;
jtiative and the prevalent social en-
np-avor Is Ihtrs fostering n rult of
H'omp'',"i,r " "as .1 -pi' !MU the
speaker raised In dtm-usMUg mu
' ureji such ns the Sheprd-Tiwner
Muleruliy Act. lie characterized
FILMS
DEVELOPING
PRINTING
ENLARGING
Let us help you for
Better Pictures
Red Cross
Drug Store
s
I. e us show jom our
soriiiienl at n greatly re
duced price,
Onj broken lot of Nippon
Hand - I'alnled Cups und
Saucers 50V each.
v One
Dishes
lot
and
of Cul Olnss
Vases ..
Horse Khoe Tumbler, ;tfc?
(ilUSS
Set.
White
Set.
' White
Saucers,
Dessert Dishes, IHtr
China Piute. t .'Mi
''himi f ips and
fi.Wi .VI.
Andrews
Variety Store
Service and Economy
on u one year old colt in a class
of ten colts and also won third
on u combination suddle und
driving horse.
.Miss Catherine S. Goldie won
every ribbon on gouts and kids.
laug IUII Hurt
laing- Hell was Injured in ail
auto accident, caused by the auto
turning over. He wus tuken to
the hospital at Hot 1-ake, but his
Injuries are not' considered seri
ous.
The family re-union ut the
home of .Mr. and Mrs. O. Kckers
ley has been augmented by the
addition of two new members, a
son-in-law, K. H. Conklln of On
larlo nnd another grandson . Don
ald Conklln, wlio is a graduate
from t he department of ugrlcul
lure at the Oregon Agricultural
college al Corvallls. Anot ner
duughtcr. Miss Harriet Ht krin-
ley of l'oriSuiui, Is expected soon.
Mrund Mrs. Walter Strickland
of ItOMehurg, Oregon, ure guests
at the home of J. B. Kove. Mrs.
Strickland was formerly Miss lone
Love, of Cove. .'
Mr. and Mis. J. K. lenders of
-a Grande were Cove visitors re
ently. , 5
.win. 1, . i uilKllll .M I". J.
minitcy ana .ur. i,u iuyne were
called to Walla Wuillu, Washing
ton recently on receiving-the sad
news of I he death of their uncle
and brother, O. '. Jay cox. Mr.
Juycox Is a pioneer of eastern Ore
gon, where ho made his home for
many years. Ho has long been
in poor health and the end was
not unexpected, t
Mrs. Klsle Murehlson, L. Hleh-
srds, Mr. and Mrs. John Hlehurds.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Itlchardn,
Mr. and Mrs. Kdwln Boswell und
Uert Traeey have just returned
from Hood Jtlver where I hey have
been attending ihe Itebckuh und
Odd Fellows convention.
l'Yank Smith was tuken lo the
hospital at Iji Orande recently for
an operation. He Is reported re
covering rapidly.
11KAI) THE CLASSiriHI AOS
Wam mi LIU
WP.FULLER.&.Ca
TO mwvsH Rwawti
i :
Wild 1)bs Arc
Tu Shwp lit Australia
MKI.llllUKNK, AuKlrullll (AIM
Thu mi'iiuce of tho pucks' or
wllil Uok thut roam tho Umra
llulns und inr out tlio throats of
slH-t'p wus di'Hcrlhcd tuiluy to thf
Vlt-toriun nilnistor for lunils.
A di-pittulion rrom tho Gipps.
lund Shires nnd Development As
sociation asked the minister for
un Increased subsidy to facilitate
the destruction or tho dogs. The
minister promised that tho ifovorn
ment would do all U could to help
the settlers. .... ,
Councillor llrald of Oinco Shlrc
explained Hint sheep dogs had
heen lured rrom the homesteads
hy female dingoes (prulrle wolves).
These dogs hud crossed wllh ttic
dingoes, prodiKiim a strain that
proved u greuler menace to sheep
than tho pure dingoes, because of
Ihe mongrels' knowledge of Ihe
ways of men unit sheep, ono set
tler hail lost SAO out of ittu sheep.
ltirall Ticket .uine,l.
KrOHNK. Ore. t'. A. Morion,
publlo uccouiilnnl, and John T.
Kvuns. really deuler. huve been an
nounced' as recnll candidates Tor
school directors of Ktlgene lo run
against w. A. Klklns and Mrs. Kov
Loomls. ugulnst whom a ncall
movemnnt has been started. Their
cundlduclcs were announced re
cently. . . . '.
Petitions lo get their names on
the ballot at the regular school
election this month were being circulated.
Where you may
buy Paint with
Confidence
Wherever you see the
the above window pos
ter displayed it identi
fies a progressive, de- '
pendable merchant.
From him you may buy,
with confidence, your
paints and varnishes
he is a Fuller dealer.
Hi reputation his back of
it our quality guarantee of
Kuller paint ' and varnish
' products a guarantee ret
ing on 75 years of experi
enre in making paints for
Pacific Coast conditions.
Trade with some merchant
whose name appears below.
A'k or send for our KRKE
book "Home Painting."
ron avy FiT.i,r.n pnonnr.T consult
TUC rEAST FULLER DEALER t
Your Prescription will
be nccurately filled with
Pure Fresh, Drugs J
when entrusted to us.
Everything for
the sick room
Moon
Drug Co.
Prompt and Free
Delivery '
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
AND MILLINERY
COOL FROCKS
KUL13 F0K SUMMEK
NEW TUB FROCKS NEW SPOUT FK0CKS
AFTEUN00N FU0CKS
Dresses of Linen, Voile and Tub Silks, hand-drawn nnd
tailored models in straight lines. Pastel shades. Sizes
for women and misses. '
fornix
$5.50 to $27.50
lVrniiUHiilljr wnvctl. wuvy or
enrly lialr Mmul.I bo
Water-Waved
Tho wuter-wavo ts soft
find nnturul In appouraiKM.
In no wise, can It possibly
harm tho liulr.
Moles, wurts, BUpcrrino.10
Imlr periiinnently removed
without scar.
All Work Ciiiarnntit'i
. AT Till; COI.OMAIi
l'honu liil-J
)83 Fo jrlh St. Apt. B
I F-T5
m THE-
A Day of Opportunity
NOW IS TUT. TlMi: TO 1MT ox oxb'oi
THOSti ;t)tl Till KM.
Tor a I'm Duys Only Wo Will Sell
:J0.3'2 Extra Heavy Tire for... ..$ 8.00
;i().3i Oversize Cord : 1 $12.50
Tliew tires me n kihhI Htiiiitlmil lli-e not elienp twii.-.lriK.'trtl
or hklmp on siw. Tlnwo nro buys on ean't iro nroiiu mi.
cosh: LOOK tiii:.m OVUH VOIU IIAVU TO IllltllV.
Oregon Tire & Battery Co.
AiAIN Bin
J. r. caijvi;i,Ij
107 1 Ut 8T.
You should on
doavor to kIvu lh
b r I ti u nuiiu'tliln
tliat wilt uctuuilv
a t a n d put umon
t!ic othur ffifta fur.
Its beauty und or
iginality. H doi'Hn't
tlllVQ tO bu LltiJll-
alvu.
tit
1D Us beauty anil or- IQt
U! lk-inullty. It doesn't FDl
Mj lnivo to bu expeil- jiy
mfi Iluj It At tfj
Ictj HlelianlNon'a Art
ESZ & oirt biiop Kz
ItliAl) THE t'LASSII Ii:il AIIS
m;iT.i:ti' ri'iix, tiik
YAM': )!' iii:aiity
Think of what It can ilo ;or
you think or what Its all
scenco rails to do for you.
Coma to this establishment
to preserve what beauty you
Itavu and to elihanco ami
' 6ti.'" Vo anr'reriilerliitf an
llival lalilii servleo lo tho
women of Mils romiiiunlly.
'J'lIM KVIilltVN IIOOMJ
IIKAL'TY MIOI
So .New I'oley llliltf.
I-liono .Alain 120
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OICIXiO.N THAU KTAtiMS
LA GRANDE
0. F. Coolidge
V. P. FUM.F.R CO.
U naclw Tih CoM CiliM
Fuller
PAINTS VARNISHES
IONIIS. HITT LIA0
I. a Claude - .loiepli Willlown l.akit Vurk
l. A. Iloit-k. lrop. riHMie Main 77:
Leuvo A. M. 1". M. 1'. M. I-eavc A. .M. 1'. M. 1'. M.
Iji (Irundi: .... 8:00 ;uo 6:00 Wallowa Ijiko S:3" 12:311 4 :l i
I'ubler 11:10 i:3ii r : 3 Joseih :nu f, i,
K'n'n v.M 1:50 r,..,o Knlerprlso .... n.ir, 115 r. -1
Minimi Iil:30 2:30 6:3'l Losllnu 9:4.1 1:45 fi:4".
Wallowa 1 1:00 3:00 7:0.1 Wallowa 10:00 2:uil ti:n-l
l.ostlne 1 1:15 3:15 7:15 .Mlnam 10:3(1 2:30 l'.:.lo
Knlerprlso ...11:45 11:45 7:45 l-:iKln 11:10 3:ln 7:10
Joseph 12:00 4:00 11:00 Imbler 1 1:30 3ilii 7:3.)
Arrive Wal- Arrlvo l.a
lowu like..!2:80 4:30 8:3 ) Urando 1 2:1)0 4:00 8:011
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lnuied Carriers - Careful luiters - Itoiind Trip Kales
Stand at Koley Hotel, Hommer Hotel and Uavoy Hotel, Iji ISiunde
Blue Mountain Oregon
LUMBER
10 YOU NEED TIMBERS?
We can tut ytiu practically any size you need.
Telephone Main 8
Bowman - Hicks Lumber
Company
Tor Mill or IJox Wood Phono M-517
J. L. MUNIIALL
You Get More Battery
Willard Batteries with
Threaded Rubber Insula
tion cost no more to buy
than many wood-insulated
batteries'.. - ..." ,
And they save you the re
insulation charge which is so
common toother batteries.
Hmy Lit tt Ampmr
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Intuhlfta mut k
lf with Willar4
Tin; iiArri;itv i;i,i,vriti' skkviii; co.
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STORAGE
BATTERIES II
WE NOW I LAVE
Licorice Caramels
Como mid Try Thoni!
The Candy Shop
220 Kilt Nr.
Tho Homo of Home ftlsilo C'snily
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Beauty
Shoppe
M.irhirllu L'oMit!tlo
NOTICK
Wu v III dyo your irruy
liulr ullli liP'i'to-Hupifl Imir
lyu ut coat ot inutorlul fur
duy only, rurntunuutly
bunlstit.'8 gruy hair.
fltHMil IT, AVrMt'.tm'Obsoti
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