La Grande evening observer., June 30, 1924, Image 3

Monday, June, 30, lf)24.
THE PC GRANDE EVfiNiNG, jQE5EPtER
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NEWS of SOCIETY
SorlaJ iiaws mtiai be In .ttie
ban da of the ioclaiy editor by
:3u o'clock. Due to the fact
that the social page ,1a mnrttjp
before noon, ft is practically im
possible to Insert stories after
that hour. Hereafter, items, no
matter how Important they are,
that are delayed beyond that
hour, will not b printed until
the following duy News Edi
tor's Note. ,
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A prelty homo 'wording was sol
emnized Sunday afternoon ,at tiff
homo previously prepared by the
groom lor lila bride, when Miss Ha
2l Marion JtlchardHon bceumo the
lirlde of L'hurlt'8 Luwrenco Oraham,
A moat irnprefudvo double rhiif
ceremony' wuh beautifully carried
nut, with Itevereud J.ulJ K. Wall in
ori'lciaiintr. .. ,, . , "
' The .bride's (tresn was of. silver
pray lace over u beautiful shade of
blue crepe de rhlmi and who car
ried a beautiful bouquet of mock
ornngo blossoms. - v
Durhifr tlie ceremony Mrs, Will
iam I .on p. pianist, sister, of . th,o
groom, very ably and with much
expression rendered a composition
by Gounod, after which Mrs. Mil
ton Hl'ock, of Porlland, sister of the
bride sang, with charming: sweet
ness, I l.ovo' and tlie World is
Mine," by Johns, and "I l.ove You
Truly." by liond, followed by lie
Kaven's Wedding March, played by
Mrs.I-onsr.
After the ceremony Ices and cake
were served by the mother of' the
bride, Mrs. F. M. Ulchardson. Only
members of the two families were
in attendance.
MIhs, Ulchardson Is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Hichardson,
of this city, and has J"ore. some-time
been a a able teacher in the public
schools of Union and Wullowa
counties. Mr. Graham Is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. C M. Qrahum und
has been a deputy In the county
clerk's office for the pnst fpur
years.
The happy, youn? couple will
Beauty Seekers Will
Do Well to Try
THE MARIN ELLO
SHOP
Room i Bomucr Blilg.
"A beauty aid for
vary neel" '
rnONB MAIN 671
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Tho Mack satin suit Is repre
sented in every smart wardrobe
U mny bo a striotly tailored affair
, or It may bo made mora subtle and
feminine like this one . photo
graphed which makes - an idea'
afternoon costume, Tha Jacket
blouses slightly at the walstllnr
and the skirt has an extra tunic
It may be worn with a white lin
gerie blouse or with a more elabo
rate blouse that is embroidered in
colors, as the one in the photo
graph. Pleutlnea of ribbon In red
and white, trim the coat, and the
upstanding" collar has a bit of em,
troldery in the same shades.
L i
for the figure in
dined to :
stoutness
Exquisite! Very lightly pontd
-w-permlta absolute freedom of
waistline. Every La Camilla
means ''Beautyand Comfort,
Too" for Ita wearer. The pat
ented Venttlo feature makes La
Camilla astonishingly comfort
able. A full Una of tha different
models always on hand, . .
mm n . , w. ...
j': Dim. kool rauison
hiY . Corset I ei
sv: PIiod Main M
make their home in J..a Grande.
Kveryone in attendance - at the
Baptist church yesterday morning
at 11 o'clock and last evening at 7
o'clock enjoyed the flower festival
commemorating? no founding of
the Baptist Publication society a
century uro. The paeunt was giv
en by tho W. W. O.'s under tbp
able direction of Mis. W. V. Mc
Aijory. with Mrs. 1 R. Jester di
rect ina the music and Mrs. f . K.
lliipp'Tsett, as .pianist , tho Junior
Kirls cinss finnini infj.
The church hUiko was beautifully
decorated to represent ft Golden
fenlnry Giirdi-n, wilh I lift kIVIs
dressed as flowers. The sun, wind
(mil ruin were also represented ant)
the event proved to be very suc
cessful, A clinrnihiK' nfTair- took place
Thursday uflernoon when Mrs. M.
H. Donohuei was hOKtcss to the
Thursday Auel inn ' llrldxn club at
her home on Kiist. street. The af
ternoon was enjoyahly spent, with
Mrs. Chester Newlln winning hlf?h
honors and before adjournment a
delicious two course luncheon was
served.
The club will meet Thursday nfr
ternoon, July 3, with Mrs. K. S.
Ivunhoc- as liosless.
Cove. (Special) The Women's
club met at the library Thursday
afternodn, with the vice-president,
Mrs. U 1-alrd presiding. liuslness
(n connection- with the New Cove
library, was transacted and other
important matters discussed.
Those present were Mrs. I. Laird,
Mrs. A. G. Conklin. Mrs. Geo. Mo
Daniel, Mrs. l K. Anderson, Mrs
H, W. Peterman. Mrs. Nellie H,
Grace and Mrs. J. J. Conley.
Fashion Notes
Fabrics of the Moment.
Paris. Georgette, lace, maro
caln and crepe do chine are the
most popular at the moment. The
favorite colors are beige, brown
but not too dark pale green and
black and white.
Twtets of Fashion.
London. There are some inter-
CARE'S
Where Your Credit Is Good
Licorice Caramels
Divinity Kisses
The Candy Shop
: 320 FIR ht.
The Home of Uome Mndo Candy
cstlng, twist b of' fashion ' Wh! these
uvuuiiikb tit inu fmvuy una ihtk-
eley dances. It has been found
that -with the sleeveless frock, a
wrist ornament is more srarefui.
and these ornaments range from
Pierrot ruffles of silk to streamers
of gauz and wristlets of feather
tips.
New Blotisp Idea.
New York. The-tailored suit to
day has taken unto itself a new
idea- in blouses.. This is a tunic
blouse of dimity or ormuidle, very
long and often worn wllhpui a belt.
i . New noj Idea.
New York. Tliero has oomo n
chanKe In the' bobbed motif. At
present tho Idea is npl primarily to
liave 1 short. -hfiir! hnt to' have the
hab so-suMhai, It shows the grnce
ful iines pf.Hhe hrail. ' , '
TEN ILLiQINjTlt I i 1 -J ii
FORI) TO CROSS;.; i
UNITED" STATES
HUNT'S LETTER
(Continued from pago 1)
ments of real strength.
Kor the men proposed to ' be
united under these battle crys are
John W. Davis, of West Vlrginl.i
and New York, a "safe and siuie
progressive," a lawyer und a d'P
lonmt and Jonathan M. DavM,
honest-to-gooilness dirt farmer, ar
present governor of Kansas,
"Davis and Davis," suy back
ers of this pair, could sweep ihM
country. "John V. woild nc.-!
count for everything eust of tlu;
Alleghenys, Jonathan M. Tor
everything In the middle west and!
west. The south, being: Dcnto-j
pratic, would take care of itself." j
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Psychologically, the heaviest'
handicap carried by Ham 'Halstunj
of Indiana -is -his unavailability as!
a subject; for. snappy slogans, Noj
one can figure Out how to rousoi
enthusiasm with liutston. No one
denies his ability, his sincerity,)
honesty or his political strength, I
but ' popular strength as well as
personal and political strengl h
will b& needed', to warm ' the vot
ers sufficiently, to offset tho Cool-,
idgo coolness: ;
And , fight there Is whero tho
Carter ;:Glass s boomers find an
opening for their candidate.
"Let the light In with Glass,1
thoy suggest, "Glass will warm
things up. Under Glass Coolldge
coolness can be made .to run. If
it Is Ice it will melt; If It Is fog
it will be dissipated.
"Who'll be the candidate? Why
it's a cinch! Glass! That clear!
One of the impressive thin;-,
In the early stages of the con
ventlon, to those who followed
tho preliminary jockeying of th
pre -con vent Ion period, is the tip
parent Insignificance of tho Un
derwood strength.
Outside the Underwood heaJ
quarters and the Alabama- delo
gntlon little attention seems to li
given the Alabama senator. Kit1)-
nr it has flattened out or OlUt
Newman and ('.- C . Carlin, ,'ils
managers, have . a surprise up
their sjeeve. They appear cheer
ful enough. Perhnps they will
prove political magicians pnd still
null, out . the sUeabjn, vple.
Nobody likes n doctor who comes
no tardily tbut the symptoms dis
appear before be geiH there.
With Ford Wo. lu.OOrt.nnn sched
uled to cross he United Htaiea on
the Lincoln Highwuy. a genius for
flguroB bus worked out the matter
of staging h parade of .the entire
lO.tnm.Uuo Modd T Fords, accord
ing to information received by W.
C Perkins, of the Perkins Motor
company. N '
Here's the way he figures It.
The road selected Is iM.Nfo miles
long clrcliiiK the earth at the equa
tor he parks tho lords In one
place ol. the side of the road, sets
a pace of twenty miles an hour
for the parade anil starts the cars
at Intervals of thirty seconds. '
I)rlveis urn to have an elhl-ljour
day, tb same as' that enjoyed by
all Ford ' employes and are, of
course, to have Hunduys. 'hrjst -mus.
New Year's' and Fourth of
July off.
If you were Inclined to watch
such a parade am) would rciiuiin
until the last cur passed, you'd
iuve to stick at your place along
tho line for thtrly-two and a huf
yearn.
With nil the Fords remaining In
line, II wouldn't be long before y mi
would find yourself In the Center
of u whirl bur corkscrew o cars
am as tho genius has already fig
ur d it, If you remained to 'the fin
ish, and were olwWvunt, you prob-
amy w.outu naye noticed mat the
first cu r passed' you slxt y-seven
tUnoH before the lust or ten. mil
lion! I) car bd leftv the parking
ground. ;
duetlon on the lime busts of the
last million. (16 i.iUlleii imoi-a Ford
ears would have been built while
you $v ere wmcmng iie parade. .
Col i m e Melted for Us Copper,
NKW YOVUC. fAP) After e.
cijMgt,WMIy''oTttHeihltWr,,nlbV'
tluin n century, In the. pulrh East
Injdles, iSS tons of copper coins
were unloaded here reoently, on
their way to a smoltlng.piuot in
New Jersey, Many bore tho data f
I7wn; others werp worn so smooth
that their uge opuld not be deter
mined. These symbols pf the trade of
corner of the world that ,rea4ef
of Kngllsh an so elate chiefly with
novels of Joseph Cpprad soon
will be tisnamutad into just cop'
per,' praotcfty puro ppppcr, how
ever, worth about ItiBO1 a- ton.
Hiuh grown, high
; in quulity and
flavor, but like
most good
. things, low in
nrice. because of
economy in use
Permanently waved, wavy or
curly hair should be
Wster-Wuveil
The water-wave Is soft
and natural In appearnnco.
In no wise can It possibly
harrn the hair, .
Moles, warts- superfluoJs' .
hair permanently removed
without sear, , t
, t -
AH Work Guaranteed
AT THE COfXXIAIi
Phono 031, -J
1805 Foirth St., . : Apt B
Portolive Brimful of
The Elements Which
Give Health and Vitality
Port Wine and Oil of
Olive
'ive out of every seven people
fall a prey to colds w hen 1 he
system is at low elm and -susceptible
to, ailments.
'ortolive is not only a correc
tive of digestion and a spark plug
to yo'Jr nervous system, but It
greatly stands between you and
seasonal ailments.
Deliciojs to take toothsome
mingling of nature's correctives
with rare' old Port Wine and Oil
of Olive.
Take It thrice daily and ul
night. It's a regular . builder hi
thousands upon thousands of
homes.
Ked Cross Tharmacy will sup
ply you. (Mall orders accepter!.)
Adv.
POHTOf.IVr IAVATIVK
FOR SALE
( Acres,, good Improvements, In
good cultivation, clear of in
cumbrances. Will trade for 3-ft
Grande property; located nt
A Heel.
Room house, bath, closets, cold
storage, garage, good garden,
and well furnished. Modern,
und located on paved slreeU.
Cement sidewalks all paid for.
Price $2200 and $500 cash will
handle it.
7 Room modern house; cold stor
age, woodshed, good barn, gar-
nge, cellar, and shop combined:
G large lots all In garden, ber
ries and fruit; cement sidewalk,
shade trees and all In first-:
class condition. The price is,
only Ifi&fJO. There Is a 'build
ing and loan mortgage on this
property which can be assumed, i
Ualince cash or will trade for
good property on the south side,
of track. This property Is on
tho corner of Hpruce and Y
streets.
6 Room furnished house, garage,
hen house, half acre of ground,
all fenced; full basement, deep
well; located near Inland City
highway on Willow street. All
for I-&00. Good terms can be
had.
C. J. Black &
Company
Sticnrwors to I'liy, Wai k Kloop.
Im Urande IN an naiifa iiIk.
I'liono .Mnlu 80
ALLEN & LEWIS.
forllanil. Or.,os
U. S. A.
ifm r j v v ii
A New
Frock
For The
Fourth
To do more, much
mors, for the bo
reaved family than
they expect of us.
Is., the., sentiment
with which wo as
sumo each respons
ibility that Is en
trusted to us.
We Understand.
.' SNOOGKASg A 4
InLMKHKIAN
Undertakers
Ambulance Service
Phono iBfiila fill
PURITY" BREAD
,
In the making of our bread we use only
the best western hard wheat, pure cane
sugar, sweet milk, pure) kettle-rendered leaf
fard, pure Worcester - Dairy salt There
fore a superior product.: . '
Try it". .: ; ;""
La Grande Bakery
K. J. McWilliams
PURITY BEEAD SUPERFINE BREAD
OHIXiON THAlli 8TAGKS
I n Crunilo . Joscpli WbIIowo Ijko Turk
1. A. Il'nrrk, l'rnp, I'liono Main 713 '
I,fnvn A. M. T. M. T. M.
I,a" (Irniuln .. 0:0(1 i-no 6:00
'inlr :S0, Uta .6t1
;igln ; 9:r.o l:r.o ':.
Wlhum 10:30 S:80 :30
Wallowa' :...1l:0O !l:00 . 7:00
l.osilnm! 11:15 11:10 ; 7:10
Knloi pilsi! t :4b r 8:4r 7:45
joHoh ....':.,..) :!00 ' 4:00 8:0
Arrlvri "w'il - " '
limn l,.'il,cv. 12:30 4:30 8:80
Sl'KM) fiUNnAt AT WALLOWA LAKE PARR , '
Iiikiiit1 Carriei's - Carrful Drivers . Round Trip " I.'Iai
Rtnnd ut Foley Hotel, Sammcr Hotel and Savoy Hotel. Ui firs
Loavo A. M. P. M. P. M.
Wallowa lako 8:30 J3:30 4:30
Joseph 0:00 1:00 C:p0
Kntorprlso .. 9,16 1:15 e:i&
1-OHtlno .......... 0:45 l:4S 6:45
Wallowa .. 10:00 S:00 6:00
Mllmm 10:30 2:30 6:30
lOlRln .'. -llilO !:10 7:0
Imbler- H:30 . t:t0, ,'J
Arrive La ','!'.
Orandu ......12:00 4:00.
; OC Voile, Linen, Ginfrham
and Tub Silk
The nmartest nf
, " Mid-summer Styles
?3.50 - $5.50 Up to $27.50
LADIES READY-TOAVEAR
Mf'M.
WELT
AND MILLINERY
Eat Blue Mountain
Ice Cream-
AND BOOST YOUR HOME TOWN
Best By Test A Home-Made Product.
. . Made from choice sweet cream of the
' Grande Rondo Valley .
in h
BLUE MOUNTAIN CRE1E0!
La Grande, Oregon.
NOW IN PROGRESS
ear
t of
he Season
E SALE
This Sale,-with its greatly lowered prices for shoes of good style and
certain quality, is proving the sources of the finest sort of economy.
The all-inclusive variety presented makes it possible to choose shoes
for practically every person or purpose. Entire families as well as
thrifty individuals, are taking advantage of this occasion to supply
their foot wear needs for the entire summer and fall, even to the
extent of anticipating the children's " need of school shoes when the
new school year begins.
New styles in lilack Satin Slippers,
both high and low heels. Just came
in by express included in this sale.
Sale Prices $4.95 to $5.45
Tlcnty styles in Sandals for the
girls in all colors.
Sale Prices $1.95 to $5.95
Misses' and Children's Shoes both
high and low, in the new Spring styles
at a big saving.
Hale Prices $1.45 lo 53.45
Men's Oxfords All of our men's Ox
fords are in 'this sale.' New styles in
black and tan.
" Sale Prices $3.45 lo $5.95
Hoys' and Little Cents' Shoes, Dress
Shoes and good stout Schools Shoes.
Sale Prices $1.95 lo $3.95
Tennis Shoes for Men, Women and
Children U. S. quality.
Sale Prices $1.25 Id $2.35
ANNOUNCEMENT;
', 'Miss' Ktttliryn Rootio of'tiio Katltryd'no'orio''B'e'a'fityrlJno&T.
:-- 25 Niw Foley niilp;., nn J Mrs. N. E. Emmett of the Marlnel 9 ,,
'rvurn.'tiii 'Blimp, Mvat , Jacobaon Bids'., announce the consol!-.
;tiliiou, "ui. Hie -two niuips '! will bo locatod In the present'
location of the Kathi y n i'toonii Shop, 26 New Foley BldgY :
The Marinello System and Kathryn Boone '
System of nonuty Culture Will Each Uo l'rnctlccd.
Telephone Main MM. .
Now Is (he Chance (o Ruy Your Shoes for Hie Fourth at a Saving!
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.
Those Delicious
Whipped Cream
PIES
At-
THE SILVER GRILL
Are Going Great.
also
For Warm Weather
Compartment Plate Vegetable Dinner
Good Coffee?-Yesl
You Get More Battery ;
AKTty WilUrd Batteries with
Threaded Rubber Insula
tion cost no more to buy ;;,
than many wood-insulated I
batteries 'm - .? ' '
And they save you the re-
r.Jbi out ojr ih. insulation charge which is so
lot with m Wlllrd
Kt' ubb" common to other batteries.
8.vLlttUAmiri
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1T1E BATTERY 4 ELECTRIC SERVICE CO.
LolKliton ftlachlne Works Illil(.
1311 Washington Are, Phono Main JSS
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