ruesday, July I, 1934.
THE ETC GBANTJEi EVENINGi OBSERVER rrr"
NEWS of SOCIETY
. Social news must be In the
hands of the society editor by
9:30 o'clock. Due to the fact
that the social page In made tip
before noon, it la 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 be printed' until
the following day -N4ws Edi
tor's Note. ',,
Winners of tjm Monday Bridge
cliib spt'nt un enjoyiihle-'ilnm yes
terday when Mrs. refer McDonald
was hostess at her country home.
Jlridffe. was at play at two tables
dnrnw the afternoon, v.tH.Mrn, J.
T. ftlrhardson winning; hiuli hon
ors. and Mrs. J,. M. Itoyt winning
the guest prize.
. The homo was exquisitely doco
rntcri with beautiful Shasta daisies
and before udjournment a delic
ious Iwo-eourse luncheon was serv
ed by llio charming hostess.
Afrs. A. K. Ivanhoo returned to
I(a flrnmle Inst evening after tak
ing her two lltle gj;and-rhitdren,
Orurn Lou and Roberta Ivan hoe, to
their father at Medford. 'I'ho chil
dren have been with Mrs. Ivanhoe
for I hp paal year.
' Mrs. Hill TemptPton and Mrs.
Ttay Price will be hostesses to. the
Krlday Bridge piuh l-'riday, July 11.
rovo. (Special )-A family re
union was held al the rt ii. fence of
Mr. and Mrs. John Williams Sun
day. Besides Mr. andt-Mrs. John
.Williams and their thret children,
'jack. Dale und.il.nura Jaiiej betne;
in attendance! thprn wtijnj IVr. and
.Mrs. Ifqbert Williams and two sons
Bert und Lee, from (Helehen, Can
ada: Mr1, and Mrs. JCise Berry and
small son and John Berry. of.Jm
bler; Mr. ajid Mrs. Ceo. Williams
.'and daughter, Ida May; Mr. and
iVh Beach, and .QoralO. jMutpefr tu o
llJnlpn young people, were married
!at the home of t(ie brltje'ji parents
jln North Union Sunday inqrnlng.
Onlv the immediate, rlallvH tin,) n
few frlenls were fnvlted. Miss
Beach is one pf the well fenown
young ladies. 4, fQrtner school
teaehpr air recently a student of
a business cpjlctfe in Portland. The
groopt is the son pf Mr- and Mm
.less Spencer un-1 has been lor the
past several tnpnthsun employee of
tljo Mlfuh" storu in firuiwlw. The
newly uiq lll honeymoon at Wa
Iowa. J4tke for if short time then
makt? tlu-ir home-in iji prundo. .
Mrs. Kmerson Williams and (laugh
er, Jols Jean; Mr. and Mrs. V.
Williams and sons. Raymond and
jHwrett. Tho entire family, except
I Mr. and Mrs. Tltns. Wiliiams und
j daughter, who live in Canada were
present for tho occasion.
. .
Tnlon, Ore. (Special) Miss 55el-
HTI.T.SBORO, Ore. The Banks
hog and jlniry ghfw.wlM. bc.ludji
Sepfember 17, IS, 19, according to
S. C. Inkley, manager. Coinljjiud
wUh U will be the grange fair and
ttw-.C0111.ly Calf and pig club fair.
Kjertrlc lights have iieen Installed
sq tho fair may be. open evenlijgs.
i was thought fpr a- time that a
Wushipgton county fair ussociution
would tako over the Banks fair.
but California cqndjlinns in tho foot
jand input h disease causpd PQSt
Jponepient of that arrangement n
tij poxt year. Bl)sloro had. rais
over $3 (too toward tho county
fair organization.
Are You Ready For The 4th?
CATtStfS HAVE IT!
Carr's furnish all the necessities for the camp as : well jis'.'for the :hQp. Yu
will find Jiere many needed articles suitable for the camping trip,' at prices that
will save you money. i ,'!..', "', . v i"
Gold Medal Gamp Stools
God Medal Camp ; Chair,
like -illustration below.
Hardwood frame,, steel
bniced Jegs, .'
n
Genuine Gold Medal Camp
i. Stool, canvas seat, hard
wood frame, without back
rest, $1.25.
Folding Gamp Cots
SINGLE. SJZE i
$6.00
DOUBLE SIZE
$13.50
Compact Folding Cpmp CoUj which inay; be Opened and
closed without taking apart. Well made of, canvas duck
with hardwood supports. , Comfortable and strong. Made
extra strong with iron straps to reinforce legs.
Gasoline Camp Stoves
$9.O0
Hot meals in a jiffy for the auto
tourist with one of these camp
stoves. Burns motor fuel and op
erates like the gas stove at home.
When not ' in - use folds into a
compact case smaller than a suit
case. 2-burner ' size, complete at
$9.00.
Aladdin Thermalvvare .
Jar '
$5.50
GALLON SIZE
Keeps food or liquids hot or cold.
Ideal for the camping trip. Make
your ice tea, lemonade or ice
cream and have it ice cold when
you want it at the camp.
$5
.50
- . FIG. 1. Sjhowing Superior
Luggflge Canier clamped on
the running board, in folded
position. Does not have to
be removed from car when
not in use.
FIG. 2.-Showing Superior
Luggage Carrier opened to 9
inches in height. At thi3
height the car doors can be
opened over the carrier, leav
ing access to the car. Ad
justable from 34 inches to 00
inches in Jength.
FJG, 3. Showing Superior
Luggage Carrier opened ti
1G inches in height; adjust
able from 34 inches to (iO
inches in length,
AH Kinds of Dishes and Tinware in the
Basement Store
YOUR CBEPIT A TTJO WE r,,ARGE
GOOD Vri.lwJLV INTEREST
EASTERN OR BOON'S L A R ESf- HOME - FURNISH ERS -
Crieation
EW T7.
ma 1 fa
ill
This model Is wear! n 3 'o tie of th
latest creations of Jean Patou thai
Biveg;a very gopd- Idea of whar
skirt 'lengths nntl lines - for fall
will ;bft. The Avalst la lengthened
nml'ho skirt Shortened until the
It practically cuts it half and
half. There la nothing to relieve
the severity of cut but. the wide
leather belt of white leather with
markings in Chinese red. Tho
dress and hat are . of -.the same
material, black kauha.j
Beauty ;HihU
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' Copyright 1024 by Tho Clinical
laboratories Co., t'lpvclund, Ohio.
FIVE SLAIN IN
UDiiEti
AMI ItJCAN fir. An IKS .
KMTliATK Tlfi: INDIAN
Tho voguo for warm,,., ntddy,
powders und rouges epnUnues, and
It would seem that our girls nro
endeaioring to approximate'' In
their complexions tin; ideal of the
Amcrlcqn Indian, The trend Is a
healthy ono, . however, according
to 11. Al, DonijItiH, authority
Whole Family Is Wiped
; Out; Avithorities Think
; Blopd Lust Was , th
' Motive. '
CHICAGO. ny (ho Associated
Press) Ileaten to death and their
bodies carefully covered by sheets
or blankets, the bodies of Otto
I'lder; taxlcab chauffeur, his wife.
Frances, and their three sons, Hoy,
1 1, Harvey, 8. and Jack, R, were
found in their homo late Sunday
nght.
There was no disorder in the
house apd no ul tempt at rpbbery
was apparent.
. Polico said they thought tho
family had been killed by a half
witted relative, or n boarder filled
wjth a lust to slay.
"It looks to me like the work of
a man simply filled with a lust to
kill," said Henry A. Wotf, chief or
police of Klmhurat, the suburb in
which Iho'Kders hud lived. .
The bodies of JOder and I he (wo
youngest boys weiiu fgmid In a bed
room; Iheii' heads smashed. Mrs.
Kdej'Jay jfn (he dining rpoip. and
the'Vly t ! pldest boy hud been
toBuVni- inio, a Jmir-fiM"l bif(! ,,lb
TUtfJubJiad been covered with a
blanket. '
Two neighbors wlo Ipy''lKated
at midnight, ufler I hey became
alarmed by prplructed Hllence In
the Kder borne, aaid I bey li:id
heard the relative of the l-Mers.
who is sought by (he. police, call
thf eldest, boy late Hunduy afternoon.
Halt Schedules! Aske(..
KLAMATH' KAIiIR. Krejghl
rale st'hedides for 37 3-10 nffh'M f
Kugene-Klainath i railroad, from
Kirk north to skookuin, u railroad
camp at the head of the rails on
tho new line, have been sent in for
the approval of the public service
coipmlasion, according lo word re
celyed from tlm local railroad or
flco. Passenger service to t this
new station Is likewise to..vlm hi--augnrnted
about July I "
This will completo'.th'u; ilno '70
miles north of Klamath ' Kails, and
leaye a gap of approximately 71)
miles of mountain construction bo
tween Hkookum and Oukridgo, over
which right-of-way clearing and
grading is progresHlng rapldlyi-
Dsinty
Summer
Lingerio
MGHT GOWNS'" ,; .,
PAJAMAS -
step-ins :
CHIfcfESB
PRINCESS - SUPS
Gowps and - Pajamas, hand
pmbri(Jevefi 9f potjon emse,
phid, peach n(l fleshi '
12.65 - 53.45, .' '
Step-in Sets of colored vojlps,
fiemstitched and lace trim
pied." .'Also separate Step-ins."
$1.65 - $2.60
! ChiJ)l in , striped " voiles,
' Jace trimmed.
$1.85 - $2.25
; Priace.ss-Sljps, . flesh an?l
.whii. . ..
$3.50 - $5.50
0
UDIES READY-TO-WEAR
VMIm'M Itrmvi'ly I'.ipl'ClPil.
ALBANY. Ore IMiyHli'lullH at
Kinrting Hpurl Jonlon of Upvit, Oris,
who wuH m-rloimly lu.iiir-il wlion
Ilic aillomoblln n which h wnp
HilliiB colllilcd Willi n northbound
Oretfpn J'llcclrlr Irulp. i'Xron(Ml he
ller thai hp would reeover. Mr. Jor
don sualulneil a wrenehed neek.
many brulHeB and powdbly n frac
tured skull when ho wuh hurled fie
feet, from the train from Ihe Im
pact of -the clunh. The accident
occurred when Jordon'fl car fltalled
on tho traclc In the path of the
moving train.
Kathlen? Mac Donald
la "Too Uunccrs"
on cosmetic, fanhlonrf, who says
that tho darker tones of powder
and rouge used today aro an in
dication that tho average Ameri
can woman Is Bponding a greater
part of her time In outdoor sports.
Such tones, given by Teaches and
Teaches and t.'reum powders, and
Mundarine rouges are merely the
response of the chemist to tho de
mand fqr face powders and rouges
which, will harmonlzo with the
healthy pink-tan and red-brown
skin of the modern girl. White
powder still exists, of course, but
is used rightly now only by wo
men with exollc, dead white skllir,
or, wlh discretion for evening
when a particular frpek demands
a skin or what .'is romantically
termed "marble pallor." The
"niarshmallow nose" which, was a
fruitful subject fur Jokes a few
years ago, has happily passed on.
Amiy lilflrnirn Qualify
1(H) I'cr Cent as Marksmen
SAV FMANt.'IHCO (AD. The
Thirtieth Infantry, stationed here.
Is establishing tho reputation of
being the best regiment of
marksmen In the army. It Is said
at western .division heodquarteis.
Hecently tl men of . the regi
ment went lo the rifle range at
I'ort Harry with automatic rlflci.
The qualification of "expert rifle
man." the highest grade award
ed for marksmanship, was given
to 44 -and the other Iwo won tne
rank or "sharpshooter," the next
highest grade. The automatic
rifle, a light, air-cooled machine
gun. Is carried ami fired like an
ordinary rifle and requires ex
pert handling. . '
Oqt of ;n .automatic gunners
of the regiment. ' Bft have, quali
fied as expert riflemen this year
and the other five rank an sharp
shooters. '
Permanently waved, wavy or
curly linlr slmtihl bu
Walcr-Wavcil
The water-wave Is soft
and natural tln appearance.
In no wise can It possibly
harm the hair.
Moles, warts, superfluais
hair permanently removed
without scar. -
All Work Gunrantccd
AT TIII3 COIiONIAli
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180J Foirth St. Apt. II
Beauty Seekers Will
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SHOP
Room 6, Sommor Pl'lg.
"A beauty aid for
ovory need"
PII0NB MAIN &7?r
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for the figure in
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stoutness
Bxqulaltel Vory lightly boned
permits absolute freedom of
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Too" for Ha wearer. Th pat
ented Ventllo feature makes La
Camilla astonishingly comfort
able. A full line pf tho dlfferont
models always on hand.
Mrs. Robt. Pattison
Gorsetlera
Phono Main 661
Apt. 10, Xtw Foley Bldg.
V ANO MIUUNERY 1
Eat Blue Mountain
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AN POOST YOU1? HOME TOWN
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Mode from choice svyeet cream of the
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Ia Grande, Oregon.
More Battery Service
.. C lliilotd and other compositions aro used as Insulation la
a limited number of batteries. Port Orford cedar wood sep
arators arc accented by practically all manufacturers as the '
most porous, toughest and ir.tural Insulation.
8-noun ha'itkhy service:
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ANNOUNCEMENT
; Minn Kathryn Uoono of tho Kutliryn Boono Hffiuty Shop,
25 Now I'oloy Hldff., oml Mr. N. K. Ermnrtt of tho Marlnol o
Coumffttc 8hop, Wf8t Jiicof)nqn Hldtc-i annonnno thn consoll
. Uutioi) of the two sliojuj and will ho located In tho present
location of tho Kathryn Uoono Bhop, 21 Now Kolry pUlg.
The Marincllo System and Kathryn Boone
System of llcauty Culture Will Kuril Bo I'rncllccd.
THi phone Mufti 120.
Those Delicious
Whipped Cream
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- . ' -At-
THE SILVER GRILL?
i Are Going Great.
; ; ALSO :
' , ,'. For Warm Weather
Compartment Plate Vegetable Dinner ';
Good Coffee? Yes!
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Special 2.r)C Pound ' '
The Candy Shop
220 FIR ST.
The Home of Home Made Candy.
1 mJB..B,r,l...ii.n-
You Get More Battery
Willard Batteries with
Threaded Rubber Insula
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than many wood-insulated
batteries rm ' '
And they save you the re-
insulation charge which is so '
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