La Grande evening observer., June 25, 1924, Image 3

NEWS of SOCIETY
Social news muit be la tha
hands of the society editor by
:30 o'clodj. Jue to the fact
that the social page In made up
before noon. It Is practically. Im
possible to insert stories after
that hour. Hereafter, Items, no
matter how important they are,
that ore delayed beyond that
hour, will, not he printed until
the following duy-r-News Edi
tor's Note. V
rove. Ore. (Special) T.PHlln Peclt,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis ' reek,
of Pove, and Miss KIotuwh AWsten
Bltow, daughter of Mrs. Peter VYsr
Ifnskow, of lmllT, wero . nianirtl
in the temple at Salt l-nhi riiy on
Wednesday, June J S, three o'clock
in the afternoon. Joseph Fli'Miiif?
Smith officiated. '
It was. one of one .hundred-nwir-riopo
cori'njonles Unit were pet',
formed In the temple that duy,
The groom has beep a missionary
ih-. Toronto. Canada, for the past
two nnd one-half years and the
bride Is a popular young lady of
Imhler and has boon in the tt.-Y.
miverslty at Provo, I'rah, for .the
pust year. They will .make, their
.home at Cove. . ,
A shower, honoring Mr. and Mrs.
Islle J'cck, was given at the home
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Lewis Peck Mon
day. The happy couple were given
many useful and artistic gifts.. De
licious refreshments were' served
and a pleasant nfternoon spent.
Those attending were: Mrs. De
Oraw, Mrs. H. Vetmer, Mrs. Geo.
Southwlek. Mrs. J. B. Voimer, Mrs.
Mary K. Wardell, Mrs. S. Mitchell,
Mrs. A. IT. Orton. Mrs. T. R. Conk
lln. Mrs. Kern Coombs or Iijura,
Colo., and Miss Holla Welmer.
A bunch of "the boys," old
friends of Mr. Peck. railed on the
brldil couple In the evening of
Monday, giving them a serenade of
the "tin can' variety. They were
emeriaimrt tu u royal manner by
uie newiywetis.
a party, conaisllng of Mr. nnd
Airs. ... m. jun nnd duughh-r, G
iruue, jir. nnd Mrs. Harry Uisl and
daughter, Oeraldlne. Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Trollinger ami Mr. and Mrs.
Jack K'lsh have returned from
Wallowa Lake where they have
been camping for the past few
days.
Air, nnd Mrs, P.ush are from
Spokane and are viidtlng nt th
home of Her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
K. M, Joist.
Mrfl. Colon II. ttltPrhfir.1 nrram.
panied by her son and daughter,
were visitors at Wnlinun i .nu.i v.
terday, attending the Old Oregon
Trail a-ssoeiatlon and' Wallowa
County Pioneer meetings.
l-nlon. Ore. (Special to the Ob
server) I'n Ion Circle No. liny, Wo
men of Woodcraft, entertained
Orande itonde. Circle No. 47 o Ijx
Grande and visitors from Baker
Circle No. 7J Prosperity' Circle
No. 200, Tos I.eas No. in and Hol
lywood Circle No. fiGK of , the Wo
men of Woodcraft, . Monday evening.
Drill work was ; given by Ida
Cline and her guards. The flag
service was rendered doubly beau
tiful by the addition of a tribute
to Old Glory, given by Agnes Paddock.
At -the close of the ritualistic
services a social time was enjoyed
by those present.
Miss Ida flhie.'nng several old-
time songs J n appropriate costume
luring- the isoolal hour. Her pre
sentations of the quaint songs and
customs of the long ago were re
ceived with much merriment by the
audience and she received much
applause nnd repeated requests for
t(ncores; "'
"'Mtwr-Agnes Paddock's' readings
on humorous and seiiilnicnial sub
jeets were also well received. Hev
era! Of the readings were In dialect
and were unusually well delivered.
loiter In the evening refresh
ments were announced and the file
lo the banquet was led by the Guar
dian Neighbor of the I.a Grande
Circle. Over loo gm'Sfs were seat
ed at the first ahie. Many com
ments were made on the excellenet'
of the feast by the visiting club
women who returned to their
homes at the close of a most en
joyable evening.
The Moose roll call will be held
tomorrow evening.
Cove. Ore. (Sperlnl) A party of
young people were gathered at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Hefty
on .l-'rlday evening honoring the
boys and girls who have been at
tending hit various colleges. There
were present Nellie Parker, Violet
Klnom, yiolcx and l.cxro Prlllaman.
I, ola Marten. Justin peek, Herbert
Gorden, lnra llarker, Kva nnd Jane
Welmer, Mildred Richards. Clyde
Hownter, Oscar Itolllns and Gordon
Mills.
.
Iadd Canyon, Ore. (Spcdnl)
K very one hal a pleasant afternoon
recently when they met at the
home of Mrs. 1 1 Wilson, It be
ing "Get-Together Club Day." The
house was beautifully decorated
with flowers and Mrs. Wilson serv
ed a two-course luncheon at the
conclusion of the afternoon pro
gram. . A number of the guests
were agreeably surprised when Mrs
Karl Jones came as a special guest.
She formerly lived here fourteen
years ago and was here visiting
Mrs. W. O. Sherwood, from Korcsl
Cirovo.
Fashion Notes
'vr-TJiree-Fiece1'
N'iw W'rmr Mr Vnnm Kan
1 To Many '(dor fitl Mixt Tires
Kl.BlCRKRI.n, Germany (AP)
Strange but IntereKting comhlna
Uoiib are coming to light this
spring In vurlous wares for wo
mvn, many of the materials manu
factured here being fo rthe Am'eri
can trade. '.
An silk jumpers in nln derfer
ent color comblnatlonH, in each of
which there, are tight , shades, is
one of the season's novfltiea Hilk
and wool jumper Suits are being
inude here -by the Uiotixands in
marl mixtures In which it I in oil I,
brown, tan, blue, gray and fawn
predominates. Tennis coats for the
summer are In riinoy patterns in
wise, almond,, white.' champagnn
nnd tan. '
Mulli-colnred and marl mixtures
appear to be predominating styles
but there will ,be some mingled
stripes in two colors which experts
say ure very smart Indeed. It Is
predicted that this season in
America and Kngland, there will
be more brilliant colors and won
derful contrasts than ever before.
It's an unfair system and the
kind of .conduct that will get you
to heaven won't get you into
vnndevlllo.
Mrs. Maria V Hipp.
TIAKKIt. Ore. (Kneeful) Mrq
Maria K. Hipp, 80, who had lived in
Paker for ii years, died Sunday
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Viora Standley. Her husband died
in lttiSO. Three children, Mrs
Standby of llaker, Mrs. Park
Headley of flellingham, Wash., and
Charles W. Sipp of Haker, survive.
Funeral -services were held today
from the West chapel, wilh the
I lev. Olllum of the Christian church
officiating.
Heal tors Thrive In Call Torn In,
. 1-OS ANG KI.KS. ( AP) During
the first quarter of 1 U24 there (was
one real . estute agent's liccn 'Is
sued for every 100 of population
in California, This Information Is
derived from a survey made by the
California Real Kstnte . nssochitton.
Rug
Bargains
YOUR
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IS
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WE
CHARGE
NO
INTEREST
Isn't it wonderful to think how a rugr that harmonizes perfectly with your other home fur
nishings can work a real transformation in the whole appearance of a room? Offered here
for your selection is a wonderful big display that enables you to select rugs that are not
only pleasing to the eye, but which blend perfectly with your present home surroundings.
Due to the fact that we depend. on.' a big .volume. -.of business, not a big profit per sale, you
can effect many wonderful savings' "in buying your rugs here; Keller let us show you
right now! v ' - 7-
9x12 Axmiiister Rugs
m
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1 w I
Skv.:., v vwm TV
. Here Is a thrco-pleco costume
that departs from studied sim
plicity nud becomes richly deco
rnttvel i White silk crepe, printed
in gorgeous floral patterns Is the
material used for both the dress
and the cape. A band of while
fur bands thy cape and forms
the collar. Kach part of the cos
tume forms a complete unit
alone, tho lire ss being very ln
teresling without the rape, and
the rape bring equally attractive
over other summer gowns. Print
ed materials are very fashionable
now, and the gayer the colors and
the more striking the pattern,
themore desirable they ore.
HUNT'S LETTER
(Continued from page 1)
0.85
EASY TERMS NO INTEREST.
Beautiful 9x12 Axminster Rugs of real quality in many exquisite color combina
tions are offered here at prices that seem almost incredibly low, when you see
the quality. Come early for first selections, as quantity is limited.
BUY NOW AT
THESE
LOW PRICES
r
Congoleum
Rugs
lSxSO-inch Size
3 for $1
PAY LATER
ON
EASY TERMS
domestic Issues the convention will
be' asked lo go on record as lo a
definite international policy which
propores tho outlawry of war by
all rlvllized nations.
This would be supported by the
entire abolition of profits In the
production of war materials In this
eounlrj1.
.While. I.a Volletle wilt be the
central figuro on wIionc prestige
and power the weight of the Inde
pendent campaign will resl, the
real tight of his followers will be
concentrated In the senatorial and
congressional eleclions raider than
in winning votes for the top or the
tieke.l. itself,, . h'or it Is admitleil
that upon the election of a sub-
slant ial congreasional bloc, Insur
ing I he Wisconsin leader n con
It Inning balance of power In con
' gres.1 the'reul success of the cam
; paign depends.
! Of rourse the claim Is made that
the fight to put Kollette in the
White House is a nincere and hon-
est one. That may be conceded
i without affecting the further fact
thai the real hope and expectation
or I ho I-a Toilette followers is the
perpetuation of a . l-'ollettc-led
balance of power In the legislative
branch. ; ' . ; '
Of course, should the - situation
ilevelon an avalanche, to sweep tho
I Independent candidate across the
, line a winner, or even block a
inalorilv In the electoral college,
j throwing tho election Into Con
gress, either such result would be
I mo much clear gain for the imle
i pendent cause.
It liilt in
HATS FOR
CLEARANCE
A CIX)SE 01TT WHICH BRINGS DRASTIC
REDUCTION TO ENTIRE STOCK
Now Is the Time to Choose That Extra Hat!
Lot One
Lot Two .. .. ...v.......
Lot Three
Lot Four r ........
$10.00
7.50
.......:.$ 5.00
? 2.50
JLADIESREADYTO-WEAR '
AND MIL.UINERY.
4
nanl nnil Vora OootlnoiiKh Holt:
In Iho nam, of llio Slntti of Ort'-
Bon, you nro hcrt'l)y nMiulrett to nl
pttur und nnHwt'r lht t'oinpl:itnt
rlli.il ugiutiflt you .In tlio uhove vn-
lltia Rourt anil cuiibr, on or liefpru
Hlx wiM'ks from tha lufv ollt ilir
flrat ptilillcutlon iH'roott wnicli Is
Wcilni'silay, Jluy 28tli, 1021. una
if you fuil to bo nppi-nr nnu an-
iwit, for want Ihuroof platntlffB
will apply to tho court for tlix re-
ll.-r iloninndtHl In tlmlr complalnl
luiri'ln, nanit'ly, for ilfrrtm n!.imlr;-
Ihk tlu'in to bo tlm owiiira in rl-p
of tho Houth 40 fwt of Lot 4 In
Honk 1 In iMlnml CMy, Union Coun
ty. Oregon; anil furlhor iIihtolhib
tluit you anil iarh of you hr.va no
rlBlit, titlo or Inli-rist thiTi-ln, anil
harrlne you or all right, title. 'h
tnto. IliMi, rlaini or Inti'ri'st llii'reln.
unil for aiMKIonal (.qulltihlo rcllff.
rhlH Hiiininons In bitvimI upon you
liy piililicatlon Ihi'i'ior In Iho 1 .11
Gramlii Kvi-nliiK olmrrvor liy orili'r
of Honorable 11. (1. Coilih, County
JuiIrh of aiil roiinty. ilatpil anil
flli-il lii-raln May 2i.Hi, jir-
HrrihlnK six wi'i'ks piihlieation h.-rp-of
in buIU m wapapi r. Haii'l nnd
flrat nuhliahril lliln -'Slli ilay of
May, 11124.
COCHRAN & KBIiiillAKU,
Attorneys for rialntlfm.
niHlJlng at I.H llranile. OroBon
ilMay 2H-.IUI1P 4-ll-IH-2r,-.lulv 2-8.
Like most good thtng,
lea is economical in inc
final analysis. You iue
much less per cup than
I. ..... .
ru i,
I final analysis. You we - :
1 much less per cup than ', i
or oramary tea. fry J I
ALLEN & LEWIS. f JQ-Trr , I
Safe
Miik
For Infant),
invalid.
Children,
Tha Aaed
Rich Milk, Malted Grain ext. In powder
rorm,maicc9 1 ne pooa-unnKiorrtiinges.
Digestible No Cooking. A light Lunch
always at hand. Also In Tablet form.
Ask for Htalioie," nt all Fountain.
t7" Avoid Imitnttonii Sulwtitntr.
Nut Roil
The Candy Shop
tie rat srr.
Th Bon of Hone tuda Oaadf
Beauty Seekers Will
Do Well to Try
THE MAMNELLO
SHOP
Koom 8, SoiimiPT lllilg.
"A beauty aid for
every need"
. rilO.NE MAIN 67J
Thp hard tlilnB about hPdllmp.
storiiH 1 to niako thorn dimple
enoiiKh for Iho younger ones to
iiniierriiaml and rlaiiuo enough for
the older ones to enjoy.
Notice lo CrtMlllorM.
V
Inlaid Linoleum
" SPECIALLY PRICED
$1.39
; HQ. YD.
Extra Quality (J really Reduced
27x5l-Inch
Brussels Rugs
EXTRA SPECIAL
$1.95
' Regtilar $3.50 Values
Nollefl lit by this Blven Hint the
underHlKneil has been nppolnted by
the County Court of cnloii County,
OreBim. xpculrlx of tha estate of
Janus V. I.ytle. deeeosed. anil has
duly iiualitied as sili'h: and all per-
nons havInK elalins against the salu
inlaln should present them, duly
verified, yil ti the proper vouchers,
lo said exeputrix nt her home near
Allcel, Union county, (ires;on, or at
the law office of Jno. S. HoilKln, in
l,:i f.irande, said county and slate,
within six months from the date of
the first publication of this notice,
on June 1 llh. 19-4.
HAV1U.A t,. I.YTf.K.
Kxecurllx Knlatn of Joints
W. I.ytle, deceased, Alicel,
Oregon.
Jlllli! l-IS-21i-Jllly 2-9
I'ltllKOItlllTIONH
Kvery driiff In our Pre
srrlption Jieportment is new
and clean. Your presprip
tlon will be 'accurately rilld
at a reasonable chai'Ke If
Vnt rusted to us.
ni'eryllilnpf for the
Hick Itooin"
Moon
Drug Co.
Prompt and Free
Delivery
ANNOUNCEMENT .;
Miss Knthryn Boone of tho Kothrjn Floono llenuty.Bhop,
26 New l''oley Uldg.. and Mrs. N. K. Kmmctt of the Marlnel o
Cnnmetln Bhop, West JaeetMon Bids,, announce the consoll-;.
dutlon of the lwi flhops (mil will bo located .In the 'present
location of the Katlirjn Boone Shop, 2r, New 'Foley BMg.
The Marincllo Sybicm and Kalhryn Boone
SjHtcut of Ueantjr rtiif'm Will ICncU lie X'lartlccil.
Ti4epliono Main ISO.
OrtKC.ON . 'JTtAlfi STAGES ' '; ; '
La firands JoAeph Wallowa I.ako rnrk
J. A. Horrk, Vrap. I'houo Mala 773
A.M.
,.. 0:00
... n:ao
... :fiO
Leave
I.a Orando
Iinhler ....
KlKln
Mlnain . 40:30
Wallowa 11:00
Lostino It: ll
Knterprlae ....11:45
Joseph 12:00
Arrlvo Wal.
Iowa Lalto.. 12:30
p. m. r. m.
1:00 t:"1)
I:o
l:Gi
2:30
11:00
:ir,
l:4r,
4:00
4:110
O.bO
6:31
7:0.)
7:16
7:46
8:00
.
8:30
Leave A. If. r. M.
Wallowa lAke 8:3o 12:30
Joseph 0:00.
Enterprise y.15
Lostlna 9:45
Vallowa ..lO:oo
llluuin 10:30
KlKln - 11:10
linbler 11:10
Arrive La
Oiuniie 12:00
1:00
1:15
1:45
2:oo
2:30
3:10
8:80
P. M.
4:30
. C:00
s:15
t:(,i
6:00
6:80
7:10
. 7:80
4:00 8:00
HVESn SUNDAY AT WALLOWA WKE PAflK
Iiinurcil Cnrrlrni - Careful Drivers - TtountI Trip Rates
Stand at Foloy Hotel, Sommrr Hotel nnd Savoy Hotel, La Orande,
rulillnlied Kiliiiniolla.
In the Circuit Court of the State
of "recoil for the County of I'nlon.
H. K. BiIkks end Nellie IlrlKBS.
plalntlrrs, versus 1'. A. I'ralik, Cleo.
I'. Frank. Alfred H. Frank. O. P.
Frank, F. A. Knapp, Charles Oood
nniiKh, If either be living, and If
not their uiiknonn helra, F.lla It.
Frank. Mary F. OoodnoliKll Ken-i
nar.l. Vera floodnouh Holt, and
all other persons or parlies un
known claiming any rlKbt, title,
estate, lien or Interest In the reaf
estate d'Herile-d In the complaint
herein, to-wit: the Houth 40 feet
of l.ot 4 In Hloek 1 of Inland City
Union County, Oregon, defendant.
n Kii .. , .1,,. ,,,.,,'U ,lr,.n,tnntn.
SSSmB 'except Maty F. GoodnoUKh Ken.
Permanently waved, wavy or
curly lialr slioulil Ira
Water-Waved
The water-wavo is soft
and natural In appearance.
In no wise can It possibly
harm tho hair,
Moles, warts, fluperfliiois
hair permanently removed
without scar.
All Work Guaranteed
AT'TTIB COLONTAti
Plione 621-J
108 Foirth fit. Apt. B
You Get More Battery
fUva LlttUAn
"Knock battvrr
Iroublaa out of tb
lot Mith Will. J
ThrM4xl KubbM
Willard Butteries with
Threaded Rubber Insula
tion cost no more to buy
than many wood-insulated
batteries . - -?m .
And they save you the re
insulation charge which is so
common toother batteries.
TaF. HATTEKT BXEOTKIO SrKVICE CO.
Lelghton Machine Work Hldir.
1811 Within gt on Ave, Phone Slain 75
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